! T h e K e l o w n a C o u r ie r Aiii itish ('ohiinliia, T liursday. I)cct,'inl)er lltli, l‘>47 TWICE WEEKLY—MONDAY & THURSDAY N l’MIU-.K 4(. A Thing O f Beauty Keen Interest Being Taken WORLD NEWS FLASHES (By Canadian Press) In Election A t Peachland O n ly Six M en Survive Plane Crash And Glenmore Saturday A s US Transport Carrying 29 M en for Reeveship Develops \tr '!^each- Crashes In Labrador Wilderness flt/llldillll 1 W U land—Glenmore having Election for First Time in Ten Years as Three Men Contest Two Vacant VyI'.S I OV 1*.I< J'lI’JJ), Mass.—United States Air Trans­ Council Seats port (.orninand annonneed today there were only six survivors of tlie twenty-nine American military men alioard the trans­ Men Until port [jiane tliat craslied in (lie Lahrador wilderness Tuesday at Veterans Seek Office midm^jhh A doctor who landed at (he wreckaj^e eight miles north of (lOose IJay reported twenty-three killed in the crash. December 18 H^Al I'.I ;\^ I'.lv.S in (wo iioaiby municipalities arc now in the Hard, driving, wet .snow jnevented any large scale rescue miilst of one of the most intcrc.sliug election eam[)aigiis in operatifMis hut doctors and medical .supplies are beings landed’ Peter Mclsaac and Frank L. dm first tiine in tcii years an election is being held hy Iielicoi»ter in a space cleared within half a mile of the scat­ W hite to Appear on Charge Klemnore, three camliclaie.s contesting (he, two vaeaneie.s on tered, charred wreckage. The rescue party is made uj) of Cana- of Retaining Stolen Bonds ^ municipal euimcil, while at Peaehlamml, three men are seek- rmember ®^oubray and L. ^ E. ,Marshall are bo called off before nightfall. As the day wore on, however, there were ELECTRICAL Placed m Centre ot Bernard council is G. W. Hawlcsley, Coun- no signs of any end of the strike. Memorial Ice Arena Avenue whose term is good for another Rankin declined to run for Strong concentrations of police and troops took up stations through­ office again. out the city. An estimated 500,000 workers were made idle by the strike' MEN MAY GET DECORATE CITY The three men seeking the sup­ called to protest unemployment in Rome where an estimated 80 000 per­ port of voters to put them in the sons are out of work. Comes Under Fire SALARY BOOST Two Additional Lighted Trees two vacant council seats are Mr. POLICE CHIEF Snowsell, C. M. Lipsett and Dr. M. HEAD-ON TRAIN CRASH TOLL HEAVY Being Erected . This Year, J . B u tle r. **» > Penticton Electrical Workers 11 j ^^WBRAUNFELS, Texas—^Two Missouri-Kansas-Texas trains col­ A t Legion Meeting Says Engineer JOINED FORCE Mr. Snowsell has served on the lided near here last night and exploded into flames, killing two trainmen, Awarded Increase — Similar council for the past 10 years. He injuring nine other persons and leaving three men missing—two of them Boost_ ^Expected Here The main street of Kelowna has is a past president of the Glenmore ^j members and the other a railroad inspector. The two trains crash- e l i e f that the city should dispose of part or all of the --r—— - definitely taken on a Christmas at- 16 YEARS AGO Athletic Society and is now direc- - south of here. The locomotives stacked on top of each other tor of athletics in the community CIVICcivic centre property and use some of the moneymonev for the Santa Claus will probably visit and the irw it cars were telescoped. B r . ,, . . , . ' - thA homp m ^ dub. He naahas ajsoalso serveaserved lorfor several construction o f t h e proposed Memorial Ice Arena to offset the kgrs employed by^the city before of Christmas trees on Bernard ^ McKay Tajres Over years on the executive of th e B.C. COAL MINE BLAST KILLS Si:^ rising costs of labor and m aterials for the construction of the December 25, and they will benefit Avenue, and he said this year three New Duties as- Head of F.G.A. Mr. Lipsett, a veteran oi World W^KES BARRE, Pa.—A gas explosion in the Franklin colliery of l^ui^ing, was expressed by several members at the general 4° the extent of having their wages J?® Local Detachment Lehish VaUev Coal ftomnanv ___J . __ ;■% . ____ 1__ TT>_ increased. v-nrisimas tree iignis, insxeaa oi one War Hi is an active member of the V ^ey Coal Company today killed six men and injured at meeting of the Canadian Legion held Wednesday night Ex- increased, as in former years. Kelowna Lions’ Club and of the least three others. The mine is located just ouside the city. ponents of this proposal thought the arena should be built in Mr. Blakeborough said one light- SERVED OVERSEAS Bankhead Heights Housing Asso­ ANGLO-RUSSE TRADE TREATY APPROVED.. g.'SK,S”A£i«5;,SS ta Promoted to Rank of Sergeant ciation. He has also served on the *1110 Boara ofTva should be built on Abbott Street overlooking the Queen Eliza- requested the city for an increase in front of^Chaoin’rresteurant°and^the LONDON- ■’The Board of Trade announced today agreement had beth Rose Garden ^ x..., ...... i r o n t o t u n a p in s re s ta u ra n t, an d tn e After Transferred from Trail During the war, Mr. Lipsett was w ages, but toe matter was shelved third in front of toe O. L. Jones been reached on all main points of thrBrittah-Sovlet tradrpact!' now to Kelowna officer in charge of transportation' under discussion at Moscow . Wheat and timber are the principal coni' Members went on record urging pending settlement of a wage dls- furniture store at the intersection on the Alaska highway for the modities Britain seeks from the Soviet Union, while the Russians want the war memorial committee to take pute between toe municipality of of Bernard and Ellis street. Kelowna’s new police chief has ^®’’thwest Command of the R.C.A. Penticton and its electrical employ- addition to tho liphted trapc tmei. JJUS p eeneraUns equlpm™, „d neoesa,,, steps m E.ttlng the arena D y .R IP rT IO N ees in aaaition to tne lignted trees, spent virtually all of his life in ^ goods from Britain. ^ constructed as soon as possible, and UJ. JjJjJJv/Jj.'vl” smaller shrubs are beuig placed British Columbia Sereeant Robert Dr. Butler, a dentist in Kelowna, a committee of three was appointed A fllf^ 1"|AT ‘JT’ A ¥ F ' Last week, a board of arbitration between the lamp posts. b McKa^. who ns^^^ «^«o saw service in the last-war. unanimously awarded the electrical Mr. Blakeborough explained the duties here last week, replacing Dipsett, this is his first DEMAND RUSSIANS HALT REMOVALS taeSltaes'!'^^ committee along J[|A 1 £ < IN I A L I i workers an increase in wages, and trees would have been put up earlier Staff-Sergeant W J Thomson now ^ municipal politics. He has ^ LONDON—-A firm United States demand upop Russia to halt removal R was reported over a week ago ¥Q - Pl7/¥¥T17€!T'17rfc m view of this, a similar increase in the week, but the electrical wor- in Nanaimo was born in Balfour recently made his home in the of reparations from eastern Germany confronted Foreign Minister Molo- that the estimates on the building lj3 IV JLW U ¥ l!lU is expected to be given to Kelowna’s kers have been too busy doing other near Nelson ’ B C ’ Bankhead district. He is active in tov t^ay and upon his answer may hinge the success or failure of the were $65,000 to $100,000 over the ^ ______employees. When,the matter was priority work. At the Council meet- xr. iy,' Heights Association Big„ „ Four . conference ^ ^ here. . State Secretai^------Marshall yesterday au.-L.ocuaccused ------amount already------on------hand----- forV..U the .uw ice XT -q O -ru. - ^ discussed at last Monday night’s ing Monday night he said another i- and a member of the Lions’Club. toe Russians of extractmg German assets worth $500,000,000 a year wlule arena, and several members expres- meeting, Alderman J. J. line is at present being run into the “rookieshio” risht arout^ Dr. Butler graduated from Toron- pouring in $700,000,000 to keep sed the opinion that the committee fS . v t Place, at Lls^n and Cortan Next : Germany alive. should endeavor to see what could committee. new switchboard which is expect- h^wenTto Nakusn and\h^^^^ of the students’ parliamentKHe Commons called upon Prime Mims- under the new agreement signed ed to arrive from England early in riaXan ^ ^ ’’’IS also on the executive of the- in T3onfi/^nn te r*£i_ 10AQ nAur n-**- _ ____ ^ . lUoO URGE $100,000 MORE FOR ELIZABETH hand, leaving out many of t h e \ r L in Penticton, the foreman is to re- 1948. When the new switchboard ar- const McKav w ent b ac k to V ie Central Okanagan Boy Scouts’ ASt L O N D O N -A n all-n-irtv rnmmittaa • .K t r . 4 , S in a l “frills” of the arena. the by-election m Yale constituency, ceive $11 daily, against the $235 a rives, it will alleviate a considerable torta for a ^ L so ciatio n . .P 11^® House of Commons recom- One veteran pointed out, however, Mr. Green Requested the govern- month received formerly. The sub- amount of trouble in the overload- • ^ . Trail was the young policeman’s Third Term Elizabeth, making her income $200,000. agreement of sale n 7 “ g At the present next stop in 1939, where he stayed Reeve C. Henderson, of Glenmore, that $50,000 annually be aUowed to Prince Fhilip“he7‘bridegroom! between the city and S. M. Simpson, h J aisp pafd om GSt^ c-7 nn first groundsman, time, city officials are requesting until he joined the army in 1941. elected by acclamation on nomina- the latter has first option on the pro Stirling who recently retired due to ^?/®P^yers to use as little electri- After service in Belgiui^i, France, tion day last Monday, will be serv- perty if it is not used for a civic m hMUh dSrtog toJ S a te on the apprentices $7.00; city as possible between the hours Holland and Germany, he was dis- ing his third term as the reeve. He ce n tre. iiL Quring ^ne, ueoaie on tne second year apprentices. $7 .4 5 ; a n d of 4 p.m . a n d 6 p.m . • Geneva Trade agreements. third year apprentices, $8.65. ------charged from the intelligence corps has been on the council and on the. Another member said the civic with the rank, of sergeant. He was school board for several years, m Kelowna Trade Board A nd Rutland centre land is the best revenue- raised to the rank of corporal in toe George Hume, Glenmore’s repre- producing property in the city, and WOULD DIVTOE STORE TRADES LICENCE^ MAYOR JONES B.C. Police and placed in charge of sentative on the board of trustees he thought Mr. Simpson could be the’Trail district. of Kelowna School District 23, is Reach Agreement O n Property persuaded______into allowing the V...city to iL, Request from the owner of City council Monday night grant- The new police chief left Trail starting his 22nd year of such scr- sub-divid^ the lots 'and sell ^it^ for Hrumm Jewellers on Bernard Av- ed trades licences to the following WINS COAST last week with his family to come vice to the Glenmore community. retail purposes. enue to divide the store into two sec- people: John Remple, 953 Corona- ^ same time he was rais- He is the present chairman, of the Down Payment of $500 Made P ¥ T D ¥ \\fi\DJZO xi„,„„„ „ X .X I „ tions was received by city council tion, Christmas tree vendor; Hugo ELECTION ^ to the rank^of sergeant. The Me- trustees, having been , chosen at the As Both Parties Sign The iLIDLlL VVUllIlO fnT’n Monday night. The matter was re- Smaltz, soliciting orders; ■ James A. Kay family—the chief, his wife and board’s first meeting this year. Hei ' gested for a probable areha site, it fgrred to the building inspector and Hewer, and R. A. Kimber, Christ- Agreement TT /-,• • /■< A T> 1 seven-and-a-half-year-old son San- acted as secretary for several years dy—are making a home for them- while several years Turn to Page 16, Story 2 the fire marshal for a report. . mas tree vendor. Vancouver Civic Centre Bylaw on the Glenmore school An agreement was signed on Tues­ HEADS REQUEST Defeated by Ratepayers by selves in a small lipuse on Mill Ave. board. i day between trustees of the Rutland Big Majority Birthday Present - B.G.F.G.A. and the Kelowna Board METER READER of Trade concerning the terms- of VANCOUVER — Mayor Charles disposal1 ^ ' of the former Board of Jones today dropped the “Acting” Valley Fruit Growers To Benefit Trade property amounting to some City Engineer Says Impossib’e Byron "‘Boss” Johnson Elected Head after gaining a majority of 4,265 seventy-three acres in Rutland. For One Man to Read All votes over both his opponents in From Publication Q n Frost Data About eighteen months ago the p eters in City yesterday’s civic election. He de­ Board turned this property over to B.C. Liberal Party By Eight Votes feated Mrs. Effie Jones, no relation the Rutland B.C.B'.G..-\. for the sum of his, by polling a total of 24,133 5,500 METERS votes. Peter McAllister, Indepen­ V^hicli VC^ill Be Released Shortly of one dollar, providing however, Byron “Boss” Johnson’s 57th scomb, head of the Pro-Conservative claimed, adding that the “stock of VjIFIF that the land was not used for com­ birthday, celebrated yesterday, was block in the Coalition government, James Sinclair, M.P., had gone up dent, had, only 1,456. I I mercial or airport purposes. Alderman A. W. Fisher and R. K. W ; im > Recommend Appointment of a twin event in the story of the Bri- withheld comment. 100 per cent.” . Mr. Sinclair was a throughout the Ok- assure .supply to the smaller opera- - The Board has now agreed to re­ Harold Gale as Successor to Columbia Liberal party. “It’s nothing to do with me,” was strong supporter of Mr, Johnson, members of the Civic Non anagan Valley will benefit from a tor move all restrictions on the proper­ Fred Swainson Within two hours of the final ses- all he would say. and leaves Vancouver Sunday to Association headed by frost data publication which will ty for the consideration of $3 ,0 00. sion of a two-day party convention; The land has been valued at be­ ( 1) the new Westminster Legisla- supply firm,...... “Boss”...... Johnson is LLaaocHouse L,iof Commons , - . . , . ______»«■■•«°'il«f If addition- tion. and just before his election, ver, and stated toe convention before nard future. Representatives from Kelowna, sibility to remove the tree. After -ore Will be installed in tS fectnt- tlfeX tuT hne brought about “a revolution in the ballots. Mr. Knox al- meet- Princeton, Oliver. Penticton and the m atter was discussed at some tongth, it was City Engineer The Industrial Development Bank, ly completed wartime houses. Mr. Ptosem one. Liberal party which will see many ^ ’ R « Yemon attended the conference. R. “Decrepit Old Men” Harry Blakeborough who put an organization that loans money Blakeborough and Mr. Meckling more young men brought into toe ?' and H. s. O’Meara, trade commissioner, aJ- party” said if it is found des- A. Lethbridge. so was present. Council right on the matter. to .small companies planning o.xpan- ^tiggcsted that J. Goode be appoint­ His pleas that “the parent associa­ Mr. Blakeborough said it had sion. ha.s approved a loan of $50,- ed assistant meter reader on a tion's executive be purged of its de­ Mr. Gray said Vancouver dele- should be gi- of Alder- m a report on the operation of a been previously ruled that a tax­ OOO to the Rutland Co-operative So­ monthly salary. crepit old men,” and his assertions gates were disappointed over the their own !°fif fi new box shook plant in Princeton The matter was referred to the that "It’s high time that people choice, but that Mr. Johnson would coniunffkfn wifh^fbo ffif f the placing of gar- this summer, toe committee was in payer’s property adjoining a ciety. A. W. Gray was informed creek, extends to the centre of y e s te rd a y . chairman of the public works com­ stand by their convictions.” were not have been elected were it n;t for ^9 ™ ed that’power and lumber sup- the stream, and that if a rate­ Mr. Gray, who' was in Vancouver m ittee. answered by his own election. He the inland and Vancouver won by standing “t’ote over Donald votes. The election of Arthur payer owns property on both attending the annual B.C. Liberal the bank had approved the loan, sides of the stream, the entire convention, said he had been in- creek pa.ssing through his pro­ formed that the Montreal office of ^m pToTL''p\V n? of '^T^alTtoepra«^^^^^^ socfatTon.‘'aL°^xra^^^ •^havb”raacTd^i°^ ^ ver. finance miniser Herbert An- to Wismer supporters. Mr Grav to Pa5^7 1 eWxf elsewhere in the mended that toe department con- perty legally belongs to him. . lum xo x-age story i city. corned take what steps it could to TllUliSDAY, DECEM BEU II. iyi7 PAGE TW O THE KELOWNA COURIER

THE KELOWNA COURIER tty, II, jiliv 11 .il tfatuif-. aini the m.inner in i*. f 11< li It ' ;;i > Vfi lumnt I u m t n >n ; l< > i ui 1 lin r f lir ONE MAN’S OPINION FRED MARTIN S IV.I4 Iin\il('’;r . V. liirh .! I .inadian i iti/en iiaa and n< w:.[i.ipt'r putjlished By “The Beaver" HEADS GOV’T IT PAYS TO <-vi.;iy M'l'iday alul Tliura'Iay at l.'>isO f') rnnind him <

\Va’( r St . K< Jii.vna, I,iy Tla' )n!. 1, cany with them. The meeting' on Cotiiirr I,t(l I,KT TIIK CHltlSTMAr. liells iiiu; back U> the eounU-r, • tm|itlf 1>\’ thi.'. course. Iii- fren/y to do their Chriilnias rhuj)- tor the door. A wild Ihouj'.ht tlanc- Enijlloyccs’ Association Held pin);. Jiii t pive ino a eoii|ile of ;diin- ed Fionieh my mind -if only I had M MI:MI5KU a u d i t h u u k a u o f cihculation (Itfd.lhe fal.iiif' of snch a com.,e is one of liu; Annual I c c t i n i ' pla.sleift and a bowl of hilu'-warin a tiarned needle to pluni;e into the Q f lG 4 4 ^ w ater to ease iny Milferin/; corn';, biitehea of people who inii;hl have Ka'torn Atlvcrliiiiic Ilfprcsfiitative: itwpoiisiliilities as.smned wlieii one indicates and I'll be quite tiappy. been try in); to jiulverire me to ACTIVE YEAR Cliuii A Wt'cklifa, Coticourso IJuilditiil. Toronto. Ins intention of heeoiniiif;;' a citi/en of this I iMinlr\’, YFS, SANTA CLAUS CAN come *So' NOW I CAN SIT HACK and Effort Will Be Made to Get It. I*. MacI.KAN, I'ubUahcr KiTowmi's friciuJIy .''tore where courteous service in two weeks time insofar us I'm vi-ateh a few of my male frieiuL );o 100 Per Cent Membership and eustoiuer satisfaction is your eoneeriieil. but between now and the through the same process. My only DuriilK Cominn Year THURSDAY, DhTT-.M Bl'.li 11, 1917 y i ^ A I U I ">fltes5 bis appearance, I'll hope is that the meehankal super- _____ gu.nrantee at I he Coast And rlighways jnst sH back and wait for the fes- intendent will hurry up and run o(T was elected president , ...... dve season. Keasoii'.' Last Saturday our Cliristmas cards so that they „f jj (j. p,.y. “THE MODERN STORE FOR THE A few wcck.s ai;<) this coliinin had occasion nl);ht, as the town clock was tick- ‘‘an be put Into the mail box- but vdiicial Government Emulovees' As- MODERN WOMAN” A Citizenship Course . . . 1 . 0 1 f .1 . 4 in); oir the last few minutes before tlK-n I' );m-s...... cyrn.if...... wo...... dkl.. . Imvo...... socialloii,i.t Ihc muuial mocling • . - held • to comment tliat llic altitm ic of tlic coast to- u o'clock, the better-half and 1 made lliom, tliey would nut be mailed un- j„ Women’s Institute linll last _ I(>dO Pcmlozi sSt. WTtli the oflicial creation of a C.iiiadiaii 5s3a»j»ia»SsSift»i3kai»l»lS«»lfcSJ»i»i>iJhSi»5SiS«Bi>l»J»iSi»i5»i>«5>«S«»t»*>i»»»«SN>«»»»i»i9i»»»«? u.inis tlie Iiinicriand of the province seemed our la.st jiurchase, and now our HI the day before Chrislimis—the Monday. Mr. Min t in succeeds J. P. cjii/<‘nslii[» ^L'liiis ;i year ;nr<^. 1 aiiad.'i made , , , . , f .1 I .. I Christmas );ifts are curcfullly bun- same as in other years, (-travel. Other oftlcers elected were to he iimleiKumK a change for the lietter and u, deposit in the post ------.omc effort to ini|ncs-, upon those persons tak­ A. Knoolhuizen, vice-prc.sidont; W. llial coast pcojilc .ipp.ircntly were Iieginning office. Talbot, secretary: Joe Feist, trea­ ing out citi/eiisliip p.apcTs tlicir res|)onsihilities surer, and Roy Himl, Ray Woods, (o reali/e that much of tlicir jirosperity deiiend- jj; ^HE PAST I’VE been a incm- WINFIELD GIRLS .1 1 1 ( 1 their privileges. In order to accomjilisli Gcor);e Greig. Victor Koeni); and To The Ratepayers cd upon tlu)se liitlierto scorned Iiiiiterlands. her of that Leavc-it-to-the-last- Miss Edna Dunn, directors. this the aetual gr.inting of the eiti/.ensliip [lap- , . f I r .1 • . minute school with the result Unit PLAN TO MAKE The entertainment cominitteo MUNICIPALirV OF One of the grounds for tins comment was an come Christmas eve. my arms, my ers was taken out of the merely casual category jl.ave a reijort on the four social editorial in the Vaneouver Province. feet, in fact my whole body has felt LEATHER GOODS functions held during tlie past year, ami elotlied with some di|piity. TTiis, of course, . . a.s if I had been run over by a ______each one being a financial success. PEACHLAND This week, liowever, m iifgmg greater steam-roller. But not this year. T...... , .. Tlic sccrctary’s and trensurcr’.s rc- w.'is all to the good, hut it did not go far WINl'IELD llic regular month- submitted, the latter i;iv- nils is just a brief stnlomcnt to let you know I iini willing liigliwiiy construction III tile Fraser Valley ^very nifdit that I've Kone liorne this eiiougli. week. I've gazed at those Clirist- ly meeting of tlie Junior Women’s ing a detail of all fcc.s paid U) carry on as your Reeve for another term. tile \ ’aiieoiiver Province itsecl tliose arguments mas presents sitting on the Chester- institute was held at the home of Mr. Gravel’s report sliowcd tliei-e T’liis paper, in common with a growing I have served during part of 1947 ns Reeve, and am acquaint­ wliieli annoy the peoiilc of llie hinterlands. Mrs. A. Phillips on Friday, Doeem- increase in membership of ed with conditions prevailing throughout the Municipality, and ntimher, li.is ni.'iintained for many years that ...... \ ... faction overcomes me—satisfaction • Tim nresidont 23 members during the last year. am well aware of the problems confronting the District and am " 1 Ilf lions share of the gasoline taxes of the in knowing thet, the annual chore lyjj,... Clarke was in tlie cliair! reviewing strides made by the there slionld he an edttcational course for those Miss Sally Clarke was in the chair. , ,, , , resolved to devote my time to help solve these problems to the province are colicctcucollected in the area betweep is o v er. Following the reading of tlic min- «’'fociatlon diirin)t the last 12 months betterment of the citizens of Pcachlund. desiring to oht.iin Canadian citizcii.slii|) papers iilcs there was a sliort discussion Uraycl ur);ed tlic mcmbersliip In these days of rising costs it is difficult to run any or)fanizu- Hope and the Gulf of Georgia,” said the Pro­ BUT EVEN AT THAT, I still had on "Lcatherwork ” j>roscnt to strive for 100 per cent and one of the ie(|uirements .should be the to make good ustf of my rugby tac­ tlon to the satisfaction of everybody, and ns you nil know this vince, “half the people of the province live in Some leather and several tools enrollment durlngjlic coming year.. cannot be done. However, as far ns I am concerned, the interests (lassing of the cotirse. Admittedly, the (pics- tics taught when I was going to high h,7,““ “‘^^er;d anrthc girls <>« the gVievanee and wel- this (li.'ttn'ct and the roads are in a mess.” school. At times it was almost no- have been na tne g s commllteo and details of the of the people of Pcachland are my interests, and, if I am elected as Reeve, I shall endeavor to render the maximum of service (ioiis asked hy the examining official are de­ ccssary to do some broken field . . )hr> hnlldavs ^ annual convention held in Victoria It is this sort of argument which discotir- with the minimum of cost. signed to ascertain whether or not the pros­ *;""roun^d 'Silolf" V a l w T n T e r f e " / Fln^^lans werrmado for the In- '''-e Mso submitted, ages tile peojile of the Interior. For the past Rcgaixling our roads, owing to lack of equipment it is difficult pective citizen has at loast a rudimentary back­ ence^or th^ bott^^ half who^ stituto party to be held on Decern- Change Meeting Date to maintain these as we would like to, but, it is my intention many decades they have felt that the south- bringing up the rear, ^9. Refreshments were served It was unanimously decided to to do everything possible to have our roads in as good shape ns ground of Canadian affairs, but, at the best, by Miss Pauline Simpson. chnngp the date of meetings to the p o ssib le. west corner of the province and Vancouver • • • fourth Tuesday of each month. Ex- such knowledge need only be very sketchy. SHOPPING IS A BUG-BEAR to In connection with our Domestic Water System plans are in Inland have received tl.c great bulk ot the „„:,VmVn'ihalTha™lost men that I have apolccaspoken to,iS yet ______J o T o ’n t'i™ o t ^ h e * ' I’rospcctive citizens are not required to benefit society hand to develop an adequate supply of water for domestic, lawn highway appropriations and have long cast en- invariably seems to son-in-law and daughter, wore approved, and J. P. Gravel and also fire-fighting service. This idea has my heartiest support. study any particular educational course. The ., , . , ■ \ t ^ “Joed” into going along like a jyj^. ^ McCoubrey.M cC o u b rey vious eyes uiion the highways m that area, meek little lamb while the female was chosen the representative. Miss If you sec fit to return me as Reeve for the ensuing term of Department of State has not as yet niade this „ „ Rosemary Lansdowne was elected as two years it will be my aim to look after the interests of the wishing theirs approached the same standards. . decides what •» size TT panties , -r a Aunt 1 George Edmunds returned home branch editor for the f„wfv,r'r.mir,.rforthcoming Municipality, in every way, and to sec that we get a square deal Millie wears, or if Uncle Joe takes from the prairies last week, a requirement of the granting of citizenship. year. , in all our actlvitlea and requirements. It i.s not .surprising if they cannot become en size 11 or 12 in socks. And then ------However, the Dc|)artment of State has looked An honorarium was voted by the Thanking you for the support you have already given me In thusia.stic about—or, even if they take some- there’s thb little nieces and ne^ branch to the retiring president, with favor on the providing (jf voluntary cour­ ’ . ■' , phews who enter the picture, even electing me as a Councillor and then as your Reeve, and trusting tiling of a jautidiced view of—the suggestion though they get into your hair by "THIS YEAR— TRAVEL treasurer and secretary in appreci­ you will again see your way to cast your vote for A. E. Miller. ses for the education of prospective Canadian B Y T R A IN ation of their work during the past that millions of dollars be spent on a new high- lSns^orth?lt"ng To'^Koo'^^^ year. citizens. way on the north side of the Fraser and more one has to ponder if they are four, Kelowna .School District is now prepared WOODED NORWAY A. E. M ILLER millionsmilliniK for1(71 a hriflwiHiclgc at fTiilHwarkL-niliiwack, until some ^ive orenough six. You to be say interested they should in be a Forests occupy 30,000 square to provide a voluntary course of instruction to of the main roads in the Interior are put into chemistry set, while the better-half miles of territory in Norway. all iiersoiis who have recently heen granted canrlitJon pom m nlilp at least with that worries over whether the concoctqd .1 condition comparaule at least witli tliat would burn a hole in the Canadian citizenship or who have filed their which i.s now described a.s “a mess” in the carpet. intention of heeoming a Canadian citizen. Fraser Valley. ^HEN THERE’S THE snip- In this area, tliese people no\y number Hon. E. C. Carson seem s'to be striving to py sales clerk who seems to have nearly one hundred and fifty. They are being , , , , , . , , , forgotten that the “customer is al- biiild an adequate trunk highway throughout ways right,” that leaves one stand- Special Low called together on Monday night next for a the province and there are indications that for ing for at least five minutes before NIGHT SCHOOL CLISS general discus.sion about the course which will the first time m their history the various In- proaches one with a “what do you Rail Fares lie inaugurated in January. The course will terior centres will be linked with other sections want” attitude.^__ _ — IN — consist of such subjects as the privileges and BETWEEN ALL STATIONS of the province by a network of good roads. BUT TO COME BACK to my ach- IN CANADA duties of Canadian citizenship; the story of The Okanagan, the Kootenays, the Cariboo jng inuscles and tired/feet I was Homecoming is the best the development of Canada; the government part of Christmas. Take are desperate for better highw ay facilities; not think the wife had a roll of Christ- of Canada; the geography of Canada; assist­ advantage of low fares to only for their own advantages, but also to ha^), when she. return home for the holi­ ance in speaking and reading English. O ’ decided to get another pair of bemifit the populous southwest corner of the Christmas tree lights. She wasn’t day, or to send a return These are all subjects in which a person .'.rnxrLTPo quite sure whether she wanted the ticket as a Christmas pres­ intending to become a Canadian citizen should 1 o\ net. new-fangled type—the kind that ent to loved ones away Until these areas are at least provided with seems to be always blowing bub- from home. Designed for Those Wishing to Become Canadian Citizens. he interested—^if he is interested in becoming one good connecting link with the other areas, ^Sj?US|d°Sr°the a Canadian citizen in fact as well as in name SPONSORED BY SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 23 .surely the suggestion of a second main high- the lady some money, dear!”, she and privileges. The course should appeal to ONE WAY FARE way up the Fraser yalley is a little premature. ^^Jpe^Sh^th? paTcrfs all those approaching citizenship in the right and ONE-HALF Especially when it is based upon the arg;ument in my arms and the end of a Christ- For Round T The Course will include:— spirit. (Minimum Fare! that because there are more people in the area, jJJouth" AU ^ ‘'c^ld d? waf togTs- Some of the potential citizens may feel a (1) Privileges and Duties of Canadian Citizenship the greater proportion of the highway appro- ture toward my inside pocket. “Oh, little reluctant to apply for the course because SLEEPING AND D IN IN G CAR priation should be spent in that area. f - PRIVILEGES AT USUAL RATES (2) The Story of the Development of Canada their English is not of the best. Actually, it Additional highways are needed in that out of my mouth, and placing the GOING: is these people the sponsors of the' course (3) The Government of Canada section of the province, admittedly. tetter now!"' S a t u r d a y , December 20, 1947, to But where T h u r s d a y , January 1, 1948, incL hope to reach. As indicated in'the above agen­ in the province are improved roads not needed? ------— (4) The Geography of Canada da, there is the hope that assistance may be RETURN: The department should base its construction bu7 S S "2 J^'s't given in the speaking and reading of English, L e a v e D e s t i n a t i o k up to Midnight, (5) Assistance in Speaking and Reading English program upon the need and not simply upon took a chunk out of my leg?” was January. 7, 1948. and those who now find this difficult, may be the number of voters who happen to be located delrfs?a^go"Jd bo^.°R^^ Full information from anp agent An ORGANIZATION MEETING will be held in the Kelowna assured that they w'ill find attendance at the in a small area. is our Christmas shopping we’re do­ W47-I7C course very profitable. Inability to speak or ing,” said the better-half trying to High School Auditorium, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15th, at bring my blood pressure down. The read English well should be an incentive rather 8 .0 0 p.m. than a deterrent to attend the proposed course. T he tragedy in the world today is not arms up as the parcels were KELOWNA SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 23, simnlv to that so many a The ouroose of the course is bad men are active m it but that pUed into position again—took E. W. BARTON, Secretary. P P Py so many good men are inactive and inadequate, deep breath and headed for the cn.ll.lc prospective c.t.zcns ^to better equip „ho get burned up about them selves to Iieconic good Canadians; to give everything wrong but do not burn to put 5™ % ° me Christmas'decorations them a background of the history of the coun- anything right. . with you.” My wife guided me

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Phone 890 ‘THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER” THUIUSfMY. DJrXTKI^nEll Jl. 1947 THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE TH R EE

I;NC;I.1HII HUrERMAN tliis yiMt It tiad Miowfd enougii to A I'iiinlva! which toured England give us a ctiaiice to warm up tin; in thi- irsfildlc Hith lenluiy rAldUH- old jilank.s anil get utir ski icirs t>ack cd a rnau l ight t» < I tail wh.o could SKI BOWL uridt'f U5. El't-ii t.i), Uit'.v d id som e Kelowna In Bygone Days A Cold snap six-imh po;,t-> luto '; Jus knee. funny things on tlu-tr Utie F rom tile l-'ilc.s of T h e K elo w n a C o u rie r lin.t outirii:, .«.pe.iking puridy ik t - AT lY OM! C ing an eyelid! Tluit was only tlio Is the fuit^hing of Oic intei- last week. Tlic car contained sever­ A big civic welcome is being plan­ Btart of a perfect day of -'eight Uicse Urns there are al thousand little trce.s, ino.stly flrs. ned for Mrs. Isabel Stillingllcct, Ca- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY balls” and I behind each one! Well thought. However. clnmnlon n ickinc oucen who we do get away; and maybe IW n with the gift of a chesterneld chair Annual bazaar held by the La­ STARTS won the Ilritish Empire honors ut dies Aid of First United Church - -"Ml Coldsiw w yi Act prompdy to little late; and Dofs been up for and hnsscK-k Uirough the klndne.ss Wm. HAUG >y «'•>“ way to do It. The basic time-tested ‘*'1 its problems including manoeuver reason for the clialct was comfort ^ufme P h o n e 66 1335 Water Street m b on Kelowna's building figures this >p},,. Occidental cannery closed fA S i number two, tfio case of the tang- ^®r both the skiers and spectators year arc lilghcr than for any 12 d 'W f e S Screwdrivers Pliers Sliding Rules tlicft of articles valued at less than joint senior andid ? junior board of nine fourth prizes F ill Soil $25, were put on probation for six trade committee in an cndeavol' to • . months. Among the articles alleged provide a suitable landing field for Hon. S. F. Tolmie, recently chosen Bulldozing Work Done to have been lifted were poker Kelowna in the event the air mall as provincial leader addressed a gn------ro u te to A laslta is ro u te d v ia th e th e rin g of ab o u t 2.50 C o n se rv a tiv e s K L. A. McKENZlE M. StoochnofT was fined $10 and Okanagan. '■ in the Morrison Hall and was given Kelowna Builders Supply Ltd costs or five days when he appeared A law to make pedestrians walk an enthusiastic reception, n.30 d e n wood Ave.—Phono 523L1 in city police court December 1 on against oncoming traffic was sug- 1054 Ellis Street (Just north of the station) P H O N E 757 a charge of being intoxicated In n gested to the Junior Board of Trade TIiniTy YEARS AGO nubile nlace. bv Nestor Tzowskv, chairman of the Thursday, December 6, 1917 Private H. W. Roberts, of the K. L.O. bench, who was severely woun­ ded some weeks ago, was reported m m last week as having died of his in­ ju rie s. Cold James Trenwith departed from, his usual custom last week and in­ stead of placing samples of his re­ Sore Throat gular selling lines In his windows, BwoIlowonoPomdol tablet. Gorslo he showed a collection of apples. with two tablets dissolved in wotw. B Sixty-seven named varieties were Ck> to bed and rest and sleep. placed on exhibition. The collec­ Soon the pains and aches disappear tion was the property of W. Kirkby. ond you may avoid a disagrc^le cold. K. Iwashita and a number of Porodol is a fast relief for head­ other local Japanese returned yes­ aches, neuralgia, ^ th a c h c , rhoumo- m. terday from Vernon where they had tio and eciatio pains. It is pleasant been before the military service to use and leaves no disagreeable board and tribunal. Four Japanese aftereffects. from Kelowna have passed in the Porado^ does not disappoint. \ A class. All four have put in claims 1 > L J z for exemptions as ranchers or ag­ DR.CHASE'S I \ ricultural producers. It is believed that the claims of two of them will y be allowed. Pa r a d o L / FOR-IHE RELIEF OF PAIN A change of some importance took place on the first of the month when Archie Johnson’s interest in the Jenkins Co. Ltd., was taken 'r over by George Kennedy. The government dredge has been working at the head of Okanagan River between the lake and the bridge where the outlet from the lake has been further reduced so ■ ' i 4 as to hold the lake at its present by level. The many months of very m dry weather has permitted nearly all the creeks to run dry and there ' . 5 is very little water running now in­ to the lake, with the result that it \4 has reached a very low level. The dredge crew has raised and nar­ rowed the spillway in the control­ ' .< At'//'., ling bulkhead at the outlet. This, if* ..i;> ■ of course, will make it impossible ^ 4 ' for the dredge to again enter the Does the man who rushes lake until the flow in the river !' ZyKy \ L t : greatly increases. through his work really ac- < complish more? FORTY YEARS AGO 6,'^ 'Thursday, December 5, 1907 Very rarely, I think. For The curling club is doubling the such a man is using emotion. size of the curling rink and fitting up the observation room more com­ instead of his head. He con­ fortably, both much needed im­ centrates on haste instead of / provements, arid as soon . as some X efficiency. Before he finishes / \> frosty weather arrives there should, be ample opportunity to practice one \thing he is mentally the ‘‘roarin’’ game. rushing on to the next. X H. H. Millie is installing a com­ plete metallic circuit for his tele­ So he' never does anything. ' j phone system instead of the found­ thoroughly. ed system and is putting in a new switchboard v/ith a capacity of 150 Moreover, the unfortunate phones. He says the improvements, which represent a large sum of effects of such a tempera­ money, will give a vastly better ment are felt in many direc­ y service than heretofore. tions. By his nervous actions : , y '.r y \ Monday was an unlucky day for and rapid-fire speech, Mr. ■ ; the C.P.R. First, through some hitch \ in the engine room, the Aberdeen Rush creates a feeling of," X V r failed to slow down while coming tension and confusion in • into port and ran into her own ¥ barge, smashing a big pile on the other people. Thus he multi­ wharf, like a toothpick and crump­ plies his own inefficiency. ling up about six inches of her stem f from the deck to near the water Speed is desirable only line. On leaving port, the Aberdeen somehow got in the way of, the when it is the result of sound Okanagan, which was coming in, planning, increased skill, and the latter struck her fairly on the starboard bow about eight feet and the elimination of waste ■ aft of the damaged stem cutting motion. through the guard and tearing a large hole in her hull almost to the water level. EYES, THIS CHRISTIWAS, A P .0 N THE Northern Electric Don’t make a hasty decision Twelve motorists paid fines of about the amount of life $2.50 into city police court last week for various parking Offences, most insurance you should own. of them infractions against the one- Discuss the matter thor- ■ 99 hour parking by-law. .V: oughly with a life insurance ’ For having liquor in a restaurant,; agent. He is trained to C. Whitehorn was fined $50 in city i»i police court December 4. analyze your requirements , and suggest a plan that ! For carrying a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle, K. Worrall was meets them. fined $10 in district police court De- V/.J7J 4fl Unmat€h(sbhi Tm ehl! Coim rhll Gift for Anyone I .cem b er 2. !4< Here is the Baby Champ in six glorious colors. Soft, subtle shades to harmonize with interiors of “MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ACT! any room in the house. This color choice is a welcome and forward step in radio selection. The Baby Champ js pleasing to the ear os well os to the eye. It is melodious in tone. Here is the Mofice Me #®1I Soft Blending Tones • 5-lnch Speaker answer to gift problems for any member of the family and others. The Baby Chomp Is powerful and CARNATION RED • Highly Selective RED COLD • BLUE selective. It is giving great satisfaction in thousands of Canadian homes. Happiness will come to MUNICIPALITY OF PEACHLAND o Standard Broadcast GREEN • IVORY anyone in any age group who receives a Baby Chomp. TO W IT :— , BROWN o Superior Tone PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the electors of the Municipality aforesaid that a Poll has become necessary, at the election now pending for the same, and that I have granted such Poll; and, further, that the persons duly nominated as Candidates at the said election, and for whom only votes will be received are: B ^ Radio & Electric Ltd Snmame Other Names Office Aboder Occupation MILLER, Alfred Ernest ...... REEVE Feacbland Fruit Grower EXCLUSIVE “NORTHERN ELECTRIC” DEALER FOR KELOWNA and DISTRICT — 1632 Pendozi St. Phone 36 VERNON, Fitzpatrick Vernon.. REEVE Peacfaland FruH Grower also RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBINATIONS at ...... ' $145.00 and $109.00 WHINTON, Charles OrrLs ...... ; REEVE Peacbland Fruit Grower SAID POLL will be opened bn SATIfiRDAY, the 13tb day of December, 1947, from EIGHT (8) a.m. to EIGHT (8) p.m. at the IT’S KELOGAN FOR “NORTHERN ELECTRIC” ® IT’S KELOGAN FOR “NORTHERN ELECTRIC” following Bolling Booth; MUNICIPAL ILALL, Pcachland, B.C. Of which all persons are hereby required to take notice and 3t-7.14 govern themselves accordingly. Given under my hand at Pcachland, B.C., thi.s 8th day of ' A G k D ecem ber, 1947. prxg;te,:.Qa;^feg8i?-,.s.a'g;gB^ (lai .f/ias.'i C. C. INGLIS, Reluming Officer.

//!• ■. n .lJl4 .L , '.‘kh,.., , t '*1, rA iii: ! 1 U!K THE KELOWNA COURIER THUIUiUAY. DECEMUEU 11. im : T0015 FOR HOME W i t l i Development O f Bennett AGAIN IN STOCK savnsp4GK\^ Hardware Reflects Faith AT BENNETT’S The "hamly man around the L ovely liou:a>" will llml everything to till ^ 0 e ^ hi;; lu'ei!;. at the lU'imott haulw .in­ In Kelowna And District store. N«i longer iuhhI father make G ifts ______the excuse that he hasn't a wrench A lirm Uuit lias I,hm;u iiu - well hou.sehold furni:;hiiigs of all kinds. 1’"* new washer iii the leak- Itiuivvn ill the Oliaii.if'.an (iiii iiij; the BENNETT’S HAVE Owii.g to their policy of buying .supply it ami the pai.t ileeade aiul a half, will mark up ill large quautiUes any mtlele washer as well, for that matter, Fea- a new phase in its bu.siness develop­ QUALITY STORE ment this week when it liolds the whieh they feel to be good value, lured in their haniware deparlmeni, oflleial opeiiiiiK of its lemodelled Willi a name that is synonymous llemielt Hardware today have on lU-imett's have a tuimlsome dlsjilay and moderiii/.eii premises on ller- ill tile mhids of many people with liaiui a large stock of many Items iianol showing looks for every po.s- naid Avenue. The lirm is the Ben­ sloves, is the provision of which still on the ‘‘hard to get" list such sible need. Workmen's tools, a;t well nett Hardware store which h:is been they have always been closely as mantel railios, electric stoves, as tho.se for the home ‘‘piittcrer" eomiiletely renovated and opened in ideiitilled since their earliest days, washers ami refrigerators, whieli are available, and the maimer in time to enable choppers to take ad- (he Uennelt Hardware has never- will be made available (o Ihe pub- which Beimett's have put their 1 . j Iheless in the years since its estab- lie in tlie newly renovated store lliis stoelc on illsphiy shows at a r.lanec Bennett Hardware vanla/;e of Christina: What was formerly a warehou;;o.1,"...!’^ i.siJ lishment built up a large stock of week. Just what is to he had. now included in the main store which iirescnts an exemplary ap- “SUNSHINE” MAKE, lioaranee a.s the latest in hardware store styling. KIDDIES’ TRICYCLES Sturdy...... $19.50, $21.50 Reconstruction, costinj; several thousand dollars, has co-ordinated WAGONS Built to Last ! from ...... two buildings into one unit, and Congratulations $5.50 the whole edillcc has had a com­ plete face-lifting. From the street it presents an appearance complete­ TO KIDDIE CARS $4.75 ly in the modern manner, an achievement brought about both through its design and through the employment of the latest building BIG STOCK OF SLEIGHS $3.75 materials. Lavish use has been made BENNETT HARDWARE of chromium, glass and vilrolitc, the latter in a smart color combination. ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW STORE ^ Ultra-modern windows have been CROCKERY ^ installed and above panels of glass brick in varying' sizes serve both to Another Shipment from “SOVEREIGN” Potteries— ^ admit light and entrance the key- popular Rainbow pattern, multi-colored, 3 2 pieces...... * 1 2 . 5 0 note of modernity. ^ As a result of the alterations, the G. Briese, Contractor, OTHER DESIGNS, from ...... $13.95 ^ floor space of the store has been more than doubled. The balcony ji. in the front portion of the store has and all of his workmen, take this opportunity to thank the been removed and the Ceiling lOw- ered, and as many beams as possible BELGIAN GLASSWARE removed in order to present a clear management and staff for their most pleasant co-operation under ^ view of the entire store. It offers to ATTRACTIVE WATER SETS, pitcher and 6 tumblers $ 6 .9 5 the prospective home-maker prac- difficult working conditions. SHERBERT GLASSES; set of 6 ...... $10.50 tically cvey requisite in home- Again, Our Thanks and Congratulations I GOBLETS ...V...... :...... ■■■■■■■■ $ 1 1 .5 0 ^ den tools, kitchen equipment and other small wares on the main floor COCKTAIL GLASSES ...... $ 7 .5 0 to a wide selection of useful gifts. A new note in j.ho use of building NUMBERED TUMBLERS, frosted .t^lass, 6 in gift box .... $2.95 materials has been struck in the firm’s busines offices located at the rear of the premises. W, A. C. Ben­ nett, proprietor, has his office finish­ PRESSURE COOKERS ed in birch plywood panelling, and f he fine grain of the lumber gives PHONE Preserve Vitamin “C” a pleasing effect. The bookkeeping and cashier’s office is also finished BURPEE and NATIONAL; 7-quart ...... $37.50 in the same design, and both offices are sound-proof throughout. No. 4 PRESTO COOKER ...... $15.95 The store is airy and well-ve'ntil- MASSILLON PRESSURE COOKER ...... $15.25 ated and provides a cool, unhurried atmosphere in which the would-be- ROASTERS (covered) in alnminiim and enamel, from ...... $3.25 purchaser or the ‘I’m just looking" shopper can determine his or her ALUMINUM COFFEE PERCOLATORS ...... $2.50 taste in household needs. NAMED FOR LIBERATOR Bolivia takes its name from Simon Bennett Hardware KITCHEN UTENSILS Bolivar, its liberator, and herd of South Aemerica’s fight for inde­ DOUBLE BREAD BOXES ...... $ 2 .7 5 pendence. SINGLE (keep bread from going stale) ...... $ 1 .7 5 NOVEL FLOWER- CLOCK The famed Swedish botanist Lin­ CAKE TINS with COVERS ..'...... $1.50 naeus built a flower clock that told the time by opening and closing of WASTE-PAPER BASKETS ...... 95<^ ''the flowers. KITCHEN GARBAGE CANS ...... $ 2 .2 5 CANNISTER SETS (4) ...... $1.75 All the above in beautiful “Wild Rose’’ “American Beauty’ patterns. Your newly remodelled store will win much praise FREE! and we wish you every success. * 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE W&foa UPHOLSTERED in MAROON or GREEN, OK 00 FREE! durable fabric...... m FREE! CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS Pilkington Glass Ltd w “BUBBLE” LIGHTS; they bubble, set ...... NOMA ...... $5.75 1 0 0 0 Store Front Specialists — “Glass of All Types’ OUTDOOR SETS ...... ;...... $3.95 Kawneer Metal Store Front Construction INDOOR SETS ...... $1.95 and $2.75 6-CUP m ‘VITROLITE’ MIRRORS Grand Stock- BROWN FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT 99 FIRE SCREENS, from ...... $6.25 BETTY FIRE-IRONS, from .. ■ -...... — .....$7.50 FIRE-SIDE SETS; polished brass ...... $23.50 TEAPOTS t COAL SCUTTLES, polished brass ...... $11.50 special invitation IS HANDSOME WOOD BOXES, polished brass^...... $17.95 extended to everyone to visit our ne'wly remodelled JOHNSON BROS. store at the same familiar TABLE BOUDOIR LAMPS location . . . 269 BERNARD AVE., ENGLISH DINNERWARE Ivory type pedestal OPEN STOCK—Popular “Red Car" De.sign with lovely shades . * 7 .5 0 =“■’'* * 8 -5 0 32-pce. SET ...... $13.95 52-pce. SET ...... $31.95 FRIDAY, HOSTESS TRAYS— 66-pce. s e t ...... $38.50 designed in the modern manner, from 95c 12 HENRY PERKINS POCKET FOLDERS .. $2.25 S p l e n d i d ASSORTMENT of Doors open at ,8.30 a.m. WHITE ENAMEL MEDICINE $f ■ ® s? SILVERWARE CABINETS; large mirror ...... The first 1,000 ladies vis­ attractive designs iting our premises will receive . . . WITHOUT CASSEROLES ...... $5.50 OBLIGATION . . . a CAKE PLATES ...... $4.50 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES beautiful “Brown Betty BUTTER DISHES ...... $2.50 •Teapot. OPENING MOFFAT HANOI-CHEF ; just the thing for an O' C O M PO RTS ...... $2.50 apartment. Cooks a complete meal with * 3 4 .9 6 ® No Tickets to Buy! REMODELLED KIDDIES’ DRINKING CUPS ...... $1.75 one element at one time o No Drawings! “Goblin” Streamlined ® No Purchase of Mer­ ROGERS 1847 FLATWARE ELECTRIC IRON ... * 1 4 . 5 0 chandise Required ! “ WESTINGHOUSE’ ® PLEASURE Large a.s.sprtment of .service.^ in tarnish-proof chests. ADJUSTOMATIC * 1 2 . 0 0 These beautiful Brown B etty Teapots w'ill be 34-pce. SET (service for 8) ...... $46.50 ELECTRIC IRON given away 52-pce. ANNIVERSARY SET ...... $62.75 “WESTINGHOUSE’ ABSOLUTELY FREE. ROGERS & SON; sets range from $23.75 (tax extra^ AUTOCRAT TOASTER1 6 . 5 0 GRAND OPENING tomorrow. FRIDAY, December 12th. THE I BENNETT II HARDWARE Telephone 1 Telephone 1 ^ 269 Bernard Ave. KELOWNA THUmJDAV. DECEMJJEK II, 1£MI7 THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE FIVE ALUMINUM WARE IS BACK AGAIN New Premises O f Bennett Hardware

Tlif houjjfwiff wliijx’ kifthiii ♦''luipriH-rd h;»s "t’lvvii up tin* ghost' Store Rated Finest In B.C. Interior 'luring thf-- war years, will be re- 11* vt now prjssibh' to re-Ktoik uj» on iiuimel rooking < iN' I'lX U JXl; 17 years nt cvcr-iiicrcasiii):' .service to Kelow­ uhrisllr;, or ever> Koine of the nlu- na ami liislrict siioj»j)cf,s, [{ennett Hardware officially W. A. C. BENNLTl' mirnirn ware which is returning to ojxiied its newI\-renovaterl rjuarters this week, ;ind the new the market. With the ending of the C HAS DEVELOPED war, aluminum can now return to j>remises are ratml the most modern in the interior of the pro- the domestic nuirket. TJjla i>ro- \inc«-. Hennett Hardware is the oldest e.stahlished hardware durt is now available at the Uen- hi'siness in Kelowna, havinjj heen .started hy David I.x.'ckie in THREE STORES f>ett Hardware «tore in Icsa cxj)en- elvc sheet aluminum utensils, or In IWl. In view of the re.strictcd .shoppiiif; area around the (urn the heavier infwe expensive—but of tile < entury, the Hank of Montreal used the front portion of Has Had Faith in the Okana­ built to la.st n life time—saucepans, the .store trr carry mi husine.ss ami in 1912, Mr. I-cckic extended gan Since Coming to Valley roasters and double boilers. the liuildint; at the rear and added a second story to the store. in 1930 FROM lJi«h pan.s. Blew keUIe.s, prew rv- Mr. Lecklo Installed npcclal wall On completion of these premi.se:;, ing kettles, tea kettles and colTce I’rogieie; lia.s been the watcliword fixtures which m ade it look one of of the m ain Ktorc on I>ot» are alco rnaking their rc-ap- IJernnrd Avenue commenced, and l.s of W. A. C. Bennett, M.L.A., who has pearnnee in this popular hard-wear­ the fine.'it hardware stores In Brl- completely remodelled and will developed a chain of tlircc hard­ ing and utaln-rcrdstant material. ti.sli Columbia at that time. In Au- compare favorably with any hard- ware stores in the Okanagan Val­ As for pressure cookers, that Item gu.st, 1930, Mr. IJcnnctt purt'hascd ware store in Weiitcrn Canada, ley since coming liere in 1930. Al- hn.s just about bcconlc a '‘inusl" on the hu.sinc.s's outright, and followed Commencing In 1040, the reinod- every bou.sewlfe’s Ibst, and would this up hy estahlhihing stores In oiling and modernizing of the Crow- make an ideal Chrlstma.s j)rcscnt. Vernon and I'cntfcton, In recent j^.y block which adjoin.s the persent YOUR i BENNEH HARDWARE Otber kitchen gadgets to be found years. r.uh:x;(iucnt to tlie end of the prcrnl:;es of the Ilennctt Hardware are fitep-ladders and laundry cf|uip- war, he ha;; extended tlie hii:;lncs.sc;; igorc, will he commenced and when rnent. ;;reatly In both places. completed, the hnrdw.'iro store will Iti tlie :;pring of 1947, the Bennett have double the floor area, carrying LARGEST DISTRIBUTORS OF HOUSEHOLD MEOIKVAI., AIJH Hardware built a warehouse, tin- a complete line of furniture, house- Medieval cnterlainer.s. having no smithing and plumbing shop and tiold appliances and general hard- APPLIANCES IN THE INTERIOR newspapers in which to advertise modern display room extending ware, ns well ns being the largest 0^ themiiclvcB, u.scd a "cri” or herald from the rear of the Bernard Avon- and most modern store of Its kind accompanied by a parade. ue .store to Lawrence Avenue. in the Interior of B.C. r/v* J!aoA/ Pvrex Ware Special m MIXING BOWLS 99c COLORED BOWLS ^70 though born in New Brunswick, ho felt the call of the west after serv- tfm ing in tlie R.C.A.F. in Great War I. m For several years he owned and op- ^ GIFT PACKAGE-' 6 CUSTARDS 58c crated hardware stores in Westlock ^ arid Clyde, Alberta. In 1930 he sold out his business ^ 3-PCE. FLAMEWARE SAUCEPANS $3.65 on the prairies and moved to the ^ The Bennett Hardware Store Okanagan, where in the same year, ^ he bought but the pioneer Leckie 8-PCE. HOME MAKER SETS $1.95 Hardware business in Kelowna. ^ on the From this, he first expanded in ^ 1931 to Vernon. This at a time when JjW COFFEE PERCOLATORS $3.65 many firms were seriously consider- ^ m ing retrenchment, rather than growth. His past and present faith ^ in the Okanagan has more than ^ OPENING OF THEIR NEW MODERN proved itself. ^ In 1941 he instituted the branch ^ in Penticton, the same year in which ^ Dresser Sets for Ladies and M e n REMODELLED STORE he first became a member of the B.C. Legislature for the South Oka- §S? nagan. He was re-elected in 1945 LADIES’ BOUDOIR SETS, most attractive plastic ...... $6.95, $7.95, $10.95 The same familiar location. as a coalition member, and several weeks ago, was nominated to con­ MEN’S MILITARY BRUSH SETS...... $7;75, $14.95, $18.95, $23.75 test the Yale by-election under the Progressive Conservative colors. Mr. Bennett has taken an actiye part in community affairs in the three Okanagan 'Valley towns, while his wife shares his civic interests in HEADQUARTERS AS USUAL FOR many organizations. ENTIRE STORE I SHOP WINDOW I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Benjamin-Moore Paints AT BENNETTS I 'IS COAL AND WOOD RANGES Objective Achieved Through Lighting and Partly Due to Layout of Store GOBLIN VACUUM CLEANERS Bin The whole store a shop window. 'j-',-<1 That has been the objective of Bennett’s Hardware in the remodel­ K m ling of their premises on Bernard Avenue. It has been achieved partly through lighting and partly through the lay-out. Realizing the need for sufficient lighting in a store whose area takes in 5,000. square feet of floor space spread from the main street to the lane at the rear, Ben­ 9^ ^ e44/r&d nett’s have installed florescent ligh­ ting throughout the store. In ad­ dition to this, the architectural de­ sign is in the modem manner, which makes great use of glass. it The entire store front is glass in­ FILTER QUEEN” VACUUM CLEANERS set in chromium and interspersed where structure requires it, with pillars faced with cream blended ! and Best Wishes with peachvirolite. ! ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Entry is gained through a plate i glass panel door, with smart hand- : to les of chromium, Once inside, the j store presents a long vista of tables, , loaded with attractive goods, feat- j uring home appliances, artistically i arranged and set off well under the ] flow of florescent lighting.The main ' SPORTING GOODS floor is unobstructed save for cen- ( tral columns which have been con- j verted into display pyramids. Shel- t “SUPPORT SPORT” ves are stacked with electric toas- * ters. Hot plates, radios, and other j small goods that contribute so much ' CG.M. SKATES ...... $ u j 5 to a home, such as book ends, boud- ' oir lamps, ash trays, pictures and f mirrors. '' IVIany Lamps SPALDING GOLF CLUBS Also an display are a variety of ilia floor and standing lamps, table lamps, smokers’- sets, electric stoves, RUGBY BALLS.- $8.50 refrigerators and washing machines. m . 'Walls of the main floor bear a On The large assortment of mirrors, some in artistically wrought gilt frames, FOOTBALLS - ■... .. - $5.75 m others plain or etched with a var­ Opening Of Their iety of designs. M In another section of the store, HOCKEY STICKS -' • " '-" 50c one finds a variety of small wares. Here is a grand display of tools, garden equipment and kitchen uten­ BADMINTON RACQUETS $7.50 sils. Here also are to be found many of those things for which the house­ wife has pined during the past six POCKET KNIVES 95c or seven years, electric toasters, cake riiixers or fruit juice squeezers, sandwich toasters, aluminum pots N K ^ and pans, flame and bake-resistant HUNTING KNIVES $1.25 PREMISES ovenware and casseroles and even one item that has certainly been a rarity for many years—a waffle iron. Skii§ - SkiHarness STORE CARRIE LARGE STOCK BICYCLE ACCESSORIES ® OF ENAMELS “ EVERYTHING IN SPORTING GOODS

Specializing in everything f«r the home, the Bennett Hardware car­ ries a large stock of paints and en­ M i F F « T amels. Their usual practice of buying in ifit■> }lU 11 i MOFFATS LIMITED WESTON, ONTARIO quantity where they believe * the VANCOUVER MONTSEAl ■quality to be good, has resulted in BENNETT HARDWARE HARDWARE Bennett’s importing within the last I-'' - few months, carload after carload Telephone 1 Telephone 1 Manufacturers in Canada of the Famous Moffat Ranges of special goods which they now Sold the World Over. have on hand for the grand offi- cial opening of their remodelled store on Bernard Avenue. L/' PAGE SIX THE KELOWNA COUKIEK TirUliSDAY, DfX'EMBfai II, 1SH7

E Clements, and Mrs. J. Garraway. Former Kelowna M an Returns Here OKAN. CENTRE SHOWER HONORS assisted the hostess with the serv­ SIGNS ing of tea. MRS. J. K. TODD PAINTING After Missionary Work in Ch ina WJ. ELECTS Mr. and Mr;;. A. C'umming and Aj'cnt for NEON Sijjns i(.iughter. of Cie |Iegar. ai l ived OF PEACHLAND • C. H. T A Y L O R Try It! Bay It! Rev. II. C. E lter Has Covered Field in India, in one nuitanee, IM NEW OFFICERS 'rhuir.day of last w,...u to vi;.it at 943 Clrnirnt Avc. Over 45,000 Miles in F a r patients were carei.1 for at a cost of PEACHLAND A miicellaneou;; the home of Mr. and Mrs C C $150 a inontli. lyr,., I I ____r -1 1 I 'l . 1 shower for Mis. J K Todd, a recent Ingli;;. parents of Mi;-. Cumimng.-i East In ttu.' Philippines. llii> plan 15 to Mtb Harry Gkcd Llcctcd 1 rc- .^va;i held at the United have a Christian n.-idential .scliool aident at Aiiniiul Meeting’ of Clnueh M,in.'.e TiiiuMlay c'Vining of BOVS K I EAI, MO rOKCYCLi: fSWEDISH MASSAGE! Kev. H:irul<.) C. BUi-r. who bt-f-an for children of leprous parents. Tills Atiuociation la.st week, willi Mr;;. H. S. McDon­ A small wave of motoreycle theft;; nioecoftATts 111, ;; h(iol tf.iihiio: cau'i-r In \VV-i>t- guards them from infectious con- ald a.s ho;.tcs:;. 'J’he room was t;aily uml Ilraltli Ticalincuki ^ 4 9 5 had its aftermath in juvenile eourl A LAKGS banl'. in JU15. n tiirm’d to KcIowii:i t.iet and kecp.s them under observa­ decorated with yellow and white on December 2 when two boys ap­ !a:,t week, to nivo an .•idtlrer»s NEW EXECUTIVE ROOM tion so they can be treated if the slreameis. Heltiing Mr.s. Todd o|)en peared before Judge H. Angle Both SWENSON at till- Fir. I Hapti.st C hurcii (ii;.ea.'.e doe*: break out. New trea t­ the many varied iiarecis was her were charged with theft and jihieed w li f r (• Hov. Hu;.-,I'll Lam b i.f Total Receipts Durinj' Past 53U FRANCIS AVE. ment is with sulphotie drug;;, as pro- .si.-.ler-in-law. Mi.s.s Sadie Todd. Mrs. on probation for six months. One of endent upon philan­ comparatively new executive. hiKh. and w ent on to U.U.C. A fter thropic support, response being 50 Mrs. Harry Glecd wa:; made pre­ Kraduation in 1924 he went to Pel- IM-r cent higher Ilian last year. sident wliile Mrs. Berijau wa.s rc- A. E, Arscott,i President, The Canadian Bank of when wo consider the over-all niiitcrial pinj; as teacher in Yenchinif Uni­ well-being throughout the Dominion lained as vice-president; Mrs, Hare Commerce, says: This Country Could Aid all must ngreo that we are indeed versity. a missionary institution. Tlic was unanimously elected .secretary- KEI-OWNA GROWERS’ EXCHANGE president wan Dr. John Leii'hton Britain and Europe fortunate. .T he hearts of the itcoplc // // treasurer with directors Mrs. B. Ba­ in this highly favoured Continent Phone 29 FEED STORE Free Delivery Stuart, now American nmba.ssador ker. Mrs. R. Brlxton and Mrs. Mac- to Cliina at Nankin, " a wise choice ril Be Back assurcilly will go out in full syin- farlanc. Auditors arc Mrs. Harrop pathy_ to the |K'oplc of Britain, on the part of President Truman, to Cleanlinc.ss of the city and tlic and Mrs. Fervcll. A vote of thanks appoint a man who knows tlie Clii- enduring measures of severe aii.sterity, beauty of the aurrounding coun­ was tendered Mr.s. Macfarlano for INCREASE OF $108,000,000 IN LOANS OF BANK and to tlic tragic ph'i^ht of tlie fam­ FOR EXCELLENT JOB PRINTING SEE THE COURIER nese and is .sympathetic to tlielr ty-side. has captured the heart of the many years she has served as needs," said Rev. EUcr. ished nation.s of Cuiitmental Eiirone, another tourist who visited the secretary-treasurer. Reported by S. IVI. Wedd facing a^ain thcrigoursof winter with Tourini; Continent city last summer. Mrs. Hare read the directors' rc- wholly inadequate re:K)urco.s of fowl, Nine years aj'o, after Rev. Etter This week. The Courier receiv­ j)ort of the past year's work. A few Vico President and General Manager fuel and clothing, and living in had come home on his first furlough, ed a postal note from W. O. Fos­ of the high liglits follow: a mem­ constant fear of revolutionary vio­ he entered missionary work on be­ ter, proprietor of Virginia Lakes bership of 38 with an average at­ lence and civil war. half of those with leprosy. Rev. Et- Resort at Mono Lake, California, tendance of 19; in tiirec open meet­ tor is travelling in that connection for a subscription to this news­ ings various subjects of interest to It is disaj>i>uiiiting that the neces­ the community, were discussed—one At the Annual Meeting of the mdcring our resources and population th e re is on this continent, giving addresses paper, Mr. Foster said in part: Shnroholdoro of The Canadian sity has nri.scn for the reiinposition and promoting the work. The In­ ". . . Incidentally my wife and on medical services, one on bathing in comparison with otlicrs, wc have of restrictive .measures which affect Bank of Commerce, hold in the given great assistance in an endeavour ternational Christian Leprosy Mis­ I spent three days of n tour beach facilities, one in aid of the Hoad Ofllco of the Bank in the the course of busines.s and personal sion with headquarters in Portland, Junior Red Cross. to restore an elTectivc economy affairs, but we must remember that through British Columbia, and City of Toronto, December 9th, those countries wliich were severely was reorganized in 1943 under his of nil the places we saw, Kelow­ Both tlie T.B. Clinic and the re­ Mr. Allan E. Arocott, C.B.E., Presi­ there is an unusual situation in the leadership. gular monthly district health cli­ affected bv thc_ war. Owing to the world to-day from which we cannot na appealed to us the most as a dent, and Mr. Stanley M. Wedd, accelerated drain on our re.serve of a tisfa ctio n Since V-J Day, Rev. Etter has been place to live. We liked the peo­ nics w ere arranged by the Institute^', Vice-President and General Man­ St and _ idoof. The coininoii sense of also the tag day for C.I.B. United States dollars, howeyer, wi the citizens of Canada, 1 am .sure, back to the mission fields, 45,000 ple we met in Kelowna and the ager, presented the Annual State­ were. faced with the necessity of miles of air, land and sea travel, in modernness of its residential and Monthly garbage removal was ar­ ment of tile Bank’s operations in will prevail and they will disci|)line ranged for the village. The annual devising some nu'ans to support themselves to accept the restraints India, the Philllppincs and China, business districts. We “Rope to the past year, together with a re­ temporarily, and ultimately adjust returning via Japan, in this mis­ Christmas community parly was view of business conditions. Mr. whicit are necess;iry to help relniild ..i'W•yf'. I41 ■ be back for keeps.” our unfavourable li.ilaiices of trade I N K N O W IN G sionary survey and work. held and the school picnic in June Arscott's address to the meeting tl.iy shattered fabric of Eiiiopi'an was flnanced, In this connection it is reassuring to civilization, upon which tlie maiii- Since the organizaion of the mis­ follows, In part: note that in the propos;ils now undi'r sion, its workers and those coop­ Speakers during the year includ­ teiiance of world peace itself so consideration in the United States for maiiife.stly depends. that your Investments are in good order erating, have helped about 1,500 OKAN. CENTRE ed Dr. A. N. Beatty, H. H. Evans, The records of production in our jtiving aid to the European countries. patients, chiefly through clinics. Le­ . Mrs. G. E. Parker and Mrs. P. W. industrial and manufacturing plants It is indicated that supiilies may he and are being carefully looked after, prosy is easily arrested in its early Pixton and quite recently Miss J. have been excellent resulting in purchased in the other countries of GENERAL MANAGER Travis spoke on the rural training substantially larpcr pay-rolls to ein •stages. Children are m ore suscep­ GROUP ELECTS the North American continent, wh'ich ADDRESSES MEETING tible than adults, and preventive plan of the U. of B.C. and dem on­ ployees and setting new Iiigh niark.s should help our trade position. that you have a well-drawn Will clearly therapy is emphasized, rather than strated textile stenciling. in tlie voliinii; ami variety of goods riic Annual .Statement of the Bank palliative services. The flnancial report as read by placed on domestic and foreign In this .spirit it is .suggested that which is before you indieates some NEW OFFICERS markets. Our satisfaction with tliese expressing your present wishes, and Mobile Clinics the treasurer showed donations attention be directeil to our resources miiortant changes in comimrison . made to the W.I. Memorial Fund; results is tempered in .some degree, and production facilities with a view witli the figures of twelve months Mobile clinics are used to reach H. Van Ackeran Again Chosen the Salvation Army, the Kelowna lirtwever, by crop yields in many to determining the maximum (|uanti- igo. _ In the first place tlu- Itank’s villages, and people attend in hun­ that The ROYAL TRUST Co. as Manager President and H. Bernau Hospital Auxiliary and various so­ sections of tlic country lower tlian ties that c;m he allocated .'ihroad. holdings of the seemities of the dreds. On the Canadian Baptist cial services. those of last year and by a decline I ime is an important factor and for Dominion GoveriHiient mafuring of your Investments and Executor of your Secretary-Treasurer Total receipts were $438.45 with in tlie output of some minerals to a while it may be necessary to con­ within two years have been reduced total expenditures $279.94. even jess than the requirements of serve in home consumption, if Canada by over $197,000,000. This is largely Estate, affords you and your family the OKANAGAN CENTRE — At a Arrangements were completed for e.ssential needs. is to share to the extent that could iccounted for liy the Dominion Gov- special meeting of the'Okanagan best- possible administrative protection. WAKE UP YOUR the Christmas community party to ■ Manufacturing and industrial units be reasonably expected in this pre.sent rnment having paid off' their speci.'il Centre Community Hall Association be held at 7 o'clock on Thursday, world crisis. ank borrowings represented by what held Monday of last week, a vote hav<' continued to expand, but many December 18, at the Community capital investment programmes plan­ ere called certificates of di'posit. As BODY SOWN 'vas taken on a resolution to re.s- Hall. PRICES igainst this movement bank loans cind the by-law imposing an init­ ned during tlie past two years, both W e invite you to consult us about Mrs. B. Cooney announced the for new buildings and replacements of Lower crop yields and the witli- ml iiiNeslmeiits in r)ther than Do- iation fee on members (there being start on December 4th of the sewing drawal of subsidy pnyiiieiits to wliidi miinoir Government securities liave i m r m machinery, are not yet completed our Investment Management no annual fee). After much dis­ class for small girls. owing to delays occasioned by mate­ Iia.ye referred, have collectively shown ;i sulislantial increase. and Will Planning services. Stop constipation this natural^ cussion the motion was lost. Tea was served following adjourn­ rial shortages and the lack of adequate CuiUriluited to the rise in prices. e o sy w ay At the annual meeting held a ment by Mrs. Carter and Mrs. H. sicilled labour. With the new regula­ Upward adjustments in wages to LOANS UP $108,009,000 fortnight ago, the executive elected Gleed. ■“ tions recently announced for curtail- compensate for higher cost of living A healtli; liver produces about one quart of bile agreed to serve only until the spec­ are also a major influence on the, cost In the past year the total of our daily. This bile is nature’s own laxative, mg imports of machinery, equipment loans has increased by $108,800,000, ial meeting. and other materials which arc obtain­ of production and distribution with THE CO: it aids digestion, keeps the whole system toned op. ■ A nother 1 election took place in resultant effects on price levels. 1 n of which $90,000,000 occurred in our R O Y A L THOST Bnl yourliver can’t actifyour intestines are clogged. able only with payment of United commercial loans in Canada. This is which H. Van Ackeran was again States dollars, these programnies for the main these are the chief elements Fmit-a-tives bnng relief and yonr liver acts. Made. elected as president and H. Bernau that combine to accentuate the up­ a reflection of the increased activity CORPORATE SECURITY PERSONAL SERVICE MOVIE c.xpansion will doubtless be further in business generally. from frails and faerb^ nuld, ^eclive Fnnt-a-tivet as secretary-treasurer. delayed. ward inovement of prices. The extent have helped Ihonsands of sufferers. For qmdi S. Land was made vice-president to which they may rise, depends on VANCOUVER natural relief try FnnI-a-tiyes today. with a committee including" Mrs. E. QUICKIES Notwithstanding all the difficulties how soon production catches up with Dominion and Provincial Govern- 626 PENDER W., MA 8411 D. Hare, Mrs. F. R. Wentworth, Di which have been and which remain demand or consumer buying tapers nfient deposits have been reduced by nearly $40,000,000.. Deposits not CEORGE O. VALE, MANAGER Crandlem ire and C.' Harrop. Edward G. Robinson and Loretta to be overtaken in domestic trade, off as a result of high prices. FRUIM-TIYESTirJS the dollar volume of sales generally bearing interest arc down some The immediate purchase of a fur­ Young star with. Orson Welles in $57,800,000, which indicates the nace was discussed and tentative International’s superb melodrama has been maintained at a high level Hearing in mind present high prices plaiis-for a New Year’s jiarty. There are signs, however, of more it is more important than ever that quickening of the employment of "The Stranger,” an RKO Radio re­ selective buying by the public, and business administration should exer­ current funds in larger inventory lease. on more extended terms of payment cise constant and close examination positions and , plant and general Robinson, playing a secret service of inventories and accounts receiv­ building operations. agent,. returns to the studio which FOREIGN TRADE able. Also the relation of sales gave him one of his finest screen volume to unit production should be Interest-bearing deposits, which vehicles in “The Woman in the Fdreipp trade increased'to record carefully watched; the turnover of are mostly piersonal Savings accounts, Window.” Miss Young portrays the proportion^ The combined figures goods should be examined in terms are again quite sharply up and now daughter-of a Supreme Court Jus­ ofj expdrts and imports for the first of unit as well as dollar volume total $770,000,000, an increase of tice whose marriage unexpectedly teii’months of this year exceeded $4 because under existing conditions the $73,000,000 in the twelve months. results in stark danger to herself billion; movements of Canadian pro­ pies volume may be up substantially and to' the community and a su­ ducts abroad—in dollar terms—over­ in comparison to the previous year The total of Letters of Credit out- preme degree of suspense for the balancing Canada’s purchases from and thus appear to be satisfactory apnding shows a substantial increase, audience. other countries. The dollar volume but unless considered in. relation to rising from $34,000,000 a year ago Miss Young’s most recent screen of this year’s exports is practically unit volume the point at which busi­ to $46,200,000 at the present time. NOTICE appearance, also under the Inter­ double tnat of pre-war times. While ness turns from a profit into a loss This_ movement is an indication oL national banner, was opposite Gary this in itself is a notable development continued trading activity in the it must be remembered that in part is apt to be obscured. Cooper in “Along Came Jones.” export and import field. ^ at least it has been of an unusual It is important, that adcqualc Besides appearing as co-star . in character since a ^ 'sizable portion “The Stranger,” Welles directed the working capital should be maintained WIDE INTEREST IN CANADA of our exports has been financed if high prices on the one hand con­ picture; He last'played for Inter­ internally. national in “ Tnmorrow is Forever.” tinue and on the.. other . hand to It was quite evident to senior "ine Stranger,” plays at the Em­ Canada’s trade, in manufactured serve as a cushion against the'possi- representatives of the Bank who i l i Y l S U M D of losses which;hbility we have" seen have visited many countries during press Theatre this Thursday, Fri­ goods and in agricultural and other day and Saturday. basic products, depends for activity occur at other times when “out-of­ the past two years that there is a on the prosperity of other nations. balance” positions have had to be continued widespread interest in the swingtime heartbeat of youth Before trie second world war, Canada corrected. Canada outside of our own borders; These visits were made for the pur­ with big time entertainment set to ranked high in , trading operations Earnings should be carefully ana the swingtime heartebat of youth among all the nations of the world pose of obtaining first-hand know­ lyzed with the view to a^ertaining ledge of post-war conditions abroad ROUND TRIPS DAILY BETWEEN at the Empress Theatre where Co­ fourth in exports and eighth in the extefnt of non-recurring factors lumbia Pictures’ “Tars and Spars,” imports—a commendable position ana to re-establish banking and trade, which have tended to swell the total. connections which had been inter­ film version of the Coast Guard compared with other world-trading Under present abnormal opierating stage mu^cal, will come to the countries. Unfortunately we are rupted by the war. I am sure that conditions a misconception may Canada as well as the Bank has screen Monday and Tuesday, star­ faced now with the fact that, as a develop as to the proportion of actual VERNON - ring Alfred Drake (late singing result of the war, many of our benefited by the renewed and new PENTICTON trading profit that goes to make up contacts which, have been made by sen^tion of "Oklahoma!”), Janet important customers are unable to the aggregate earnings. buy from us because they lack our representatives in various parts Tl Blair and Marc Platt, and featur­ of the world. SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND ing the Sid Caesar, Seaman 1st acceptable means of payment or are The changes that have taken place READ DOWN EFFECTIVE NOW READ tip Class, and Jeff Donell so impioverished that they cannot in the past year in Canada invite one In this connection I would also It’fi a singinjg, shining romance produce goods for export to ^nada further comment. It is a well-known mention the B ail’s Monthly Com- «:20ini. 11:10a.m. 1:00 pm. 4:45 pm. 7:00 p.n. 7:00 a.m. L*. VERNON Ar. 6:45 p.m. 3:10 p.m. 5:10p.m. 10:35 aan. 12:10p.m. 9:55pjn. • brimming with laughter—a rollick­ and elsewhere to balance their im­ fact tliat, in the course of production, mercial Letter. The major purpose 9:1J ■ 11:23 •• 1:10 • 4:58 •• 7:13 •• 7:13 KALMALKA 9:42 •• ing merry-go-round. You’ll love ports. 'This all means, as I have machinery and equipment must be of this publication, first is,sued m 1915, 6:35 •• 2:57 ■ 4:ST 10:22 “ 11:57 mentioned above, that we have had 9;4I ' 11:31 •• 1:20 5:04 7:21 •• 7:21 AMORY 9:34 '• every minute of this big, fast funny replaced if output is to be maintained is to make available inform.ition on 6:25 •• 2:49 •• 4:49 •• 10:14 •• 11:49 •• to finance internally a portion of at a high economic level. If many 9:47 ; 11:37 1:30 •• 5:12 •• 7:27 7:27" aVAMA '6:15 " 2:43 •• 4:43 " lorfjs •• 11:43 9:28 •• show. This is the picture you have Canadian affairs which the Bank col­ been waiting for. these exports oursejves or go without of the price increases witnessed to-day lects from its branches across Canada, 9:55 11:45 • 1:40 • 5:20 •• 7:35 •• 7:35 " LAKESHORE 6:05 •• 2:35 4:35 •• 10:00 •• 11:35 • 9:20 •• a market for them. have an element of permanency about 9:59 • Also on this same program is the together with data from other authori­ 11:49 •• 1:45 5:24 •• 7:39 •• 7:39 •• WINFIELD 6:00 •• 2:31 4:31 •• 9:56 •• 11:31 -i 9:16 " them then programmes for repair, 10:07 • 11:57 feature “Gentleman with Guns,” The destruction which took place tative sources. Judging from the 1:55 • 5:32 • 7:47 •• 7:47 •• ELDORADO 5:50 •• 2:23 •• 4:23 •• 9.-48 •• 11:23 •• 9X8 maintenance and replacement should many requests which we receive from 10:13 starring Al “Fuzzy” St. John, and in Europe during the war years has 12:03p.m. 2:00 •• 5:38 7:53 •• 7:53 REID'S JCT. 5:45 •• 2:17 •• 4:17 9:42 •' 11:17 •• 9:02 " Buster Crabbe. A good Western be based on existing rather than on Ciovernment agencies and business left the peoples of these countries pre-war patterns. 2:05 •• RUTLAND 5:40 " starring an old favorite. temporarily in a condition where and professional people for copies of 10:30 " 12:20 ;■ 2:15 " 5:55 • 8:10 " 8:10 •• Ar. KELOWNA Lv. 5:30 •• 2:00 •• 4:00 9:25 " 11.-00 •• 8:45 •• they cannot achieve complete recov­ CULTIVATE TRADE bur Monthly Letter, it is filling a 10:40 •• Fines of $5 and costs were levied ery without assistance from the very useful purpose. 12:40 2:55 •• 6:10 •• 8:25 •• 8:25 •• L*. KELOWNA Afv 5:10 •• 1:25 •• 2:40 " 9:10 10:40 " 8:25 " While I have said that we must be 11:10 •• 1:10 •• on N. Hozhizaki and J. Oishi in countries abroad that are able to help. 3:25 •• 6:40 8:55 •• 8:55 •• MeOOUGAU . 4:40 •• 12:55 •• 3:10 •• 8:40 •• 10:10 " 7:55 " prepared to assist in every way This year the earnings available 11:10 •• 1:20 •• 3:35 city police court December 1 for 6:50 9:05 •• 9:05 WESTBANK 4:3 0 " 12:45 " 3.-00 8:30 " 10:00 " 7:45 •• exceeding the speed limit in the Of primary importance is the aossible in rehabilitation of Europe, for dividends amounted to $3,201,000 11:30 •• 1:30 •• 3:45 •• 7:00 9:15 •• 9:15 •• TREPANtER 4:20 •• 12:35 •• 2:50 " 8:20 '• 9:50 •• 7:35 " city. effective restoration of the production including Great Britain, consideration which is $350,000 more than last year. 11:35 1:35 3:50 7:05 '• 9:20 •• 9:20 PEACHLAND 4:15 •• 12:30 •• 2:45 •• 8:15 •• 9:45 •• 7 M " of foodstuffs, i.e., bread grain and should be given also to cultivating Dividends paid out and provided for, 11:50 •• other cereals, to assi.st these people and developing in these countries and the^ extra distribution recently 1:50 4:05 7:20 9:35 9:35 •• GREATA RANCH 4:00 " 12:15 p.m. 2:30 •• 8:00 •• 9:30 •• 7:15 " Charged with being intoxicated 12:05 p.m. 2.-0S •• 4:20 •• 7:35 9:50 •• •• in a public place, S. Jordie was to regain the physical stamina neces­ and elsewhere new markets ■ while authorized, amount in all to 9:50 SUMMERLAND 3i45 •• 11:59 " 2:15 •• 7:45 " 9:15 " 7.-00 •’ we are still engaged in giving direct 12:20 •• 2:20 •• •• fined $10 and costs or five days in sary to manufacture and produce $3,000,000, and $201,108 lias been 4:35 7:50 •• 10:05 • 10:05 •• .TROUT CREEK 3:30 " 11:45 2:00 ■■ 7:30 •• 9K)0 " 6s45 ” assistance to some of them. Our added to the balance at credit of 12:35 •* 2:35 ’• city police court December 2. at least on pre-war levels. The 4:$0 •• 8:05 •• 10:20 •• 10:20 “ Ar. PENTICTON Lv. 3:15pj0. T1:30a.a 1:45 p.m. 6J0p.n. potential market is great. While I rofit and Loss Account. ■ 7:15I6L 8:45 &m. second essential is the restoration of manufacturing, and to accomplish exploring the field for further markets, this these countries should be equip­ wc must keep close watch on the Each year there has been a gradual ped with adequate' machinery to prices of what we have to sell to increase in the number of sharehold­ ROUND TRIPS DAILY BETWEEN replace: that which was destroyed by ensure that we can compete on a e r until we now have .some 13.070 the war. Until they arc producing asonable Exiting. Our internal shareholders, an increase of about PENTICTON - OSOYOOS not only for their own needs but al-so policies on wage and material costs 400 sinw a year ago. There are now an exportable surplus, temporary must be geared not only to domestic 8,473 shareholders in Canada, 3,244 assistance will have to be given them, conditions but also in recognition of in the United Kingdom and possi-s- S;00pm. 9:00 p.m. 2:3Sa.m. 10:30 a.m. L«. PENTICTON Ar. 2:15 p.m. 10:00 a.m. 8:lSp.a 10:45 pja. whether by loans or by outright gifts. the fact that we will be in keen sions, 1,173 in the United States, and 5:06 •• 9:06 2:45 •• 10:36 " DOG LAKE 2:07 •• 9:53 8:07 •• 10:39 competition with other countries both loO elsewhere. 5:20 9:20 3:05 •• 10:48 " KALEOEN 1:55 •• 9:40 •• 7:55 •• 10:27 •• MARSHALL PLAN as regards price and quality. 5:28 I 9:28 • 3:13 •• 10:56 '■ OKANAGAN PALLS 1:45 •• 9:31 •• 7:45 •• 10:19 " There has been proposed, but so In the course of my remarks I have TRIBUTE TO STAFF SJ2 9:32 • 3:17 11:00 McKAT 1:40 •• 9:27 •• •7:40 •• 10:15 " far only in broad outline, a plan by outlined what appears to be the _ The staff of the Binnk now numbers 5:40 •• 9:40 •• 3:25 •• 11:08 VASSEAUX LAKE 1:32 •• 9:18 •• 7:32 • 10:07 " Mr. Marshall, the Secretary of State effect of conditions, as we see tliem just over 7,200, about equally divided 5:55 •• 9:55 •• 3:40 •• 11-.25 OUVER 1:20 ■■ 9:00 • 7:20 9:51 " for the United .State.s, which envis­ to-day, on our trade and commerce. " ' "7men and * wonien. Tliis large 6:01 •• 10K11 3:46 •• 11:31 • HAYNES 1:14 •• ages rendering aid. to the wartorn As to the long range view, the group is the W(jrl;jingwtjrl^iing force upon 8:53 • 7:14 •• 9.-4S '• whom - ’ ^ ' 6KJT 10:07 •• 3:52 : 11:37 TESTAUNDA 1:08 countries on a basisWhich will allow progress made at tht; Geneva Con­ we depend for the openi- 8:46 ■ 7:08 •• 9:39 them to re-pstabli.sh their industries ference to set a pattern for freer ; 6:25 " 10:20 •• 4:05 11:51 •; At. OSOYOOS Lv. 12:50 pm. tion of the B.ink in the day-to- 8:30a.m. 6:50p.m. 9:25 pjB. and their agricultural production. trade w.as sub.stantially beyond mo.st day transactions. I cannot exjires.s Sixteen European nations^particG expeciat ions. l ’hercOeme7=^gFJ ,ad(erie3 too strongly our C'ininiendation of DIRECT CONNECTIONS AT VERNON FOR KAMLOOPS AND REVELSTOKE pate'd in a .submis.sion of their of agreements among the attending tlic high fjuality of their services and requirements under thi.s proposal to nations covering a wide range of co-oper;ition. the United State.s and other American tariff clKiiiei s which, if carried out to countries. While nothing yet has the full intent, will bring about great At this point I .should like to make For further information regarding Fares i been definitely Eettlerl, it i.s encour- I advanccii'ient in world trade, ami special reference to thr- Pif^sion Fund for ' aging thrit determined efforts are now j should benefit Canada m.iterially. of the Bank in relation to the staff and Schedules, see your local Greyhound being marie to lielp the.'e countries l it is n cogui/c'd, houever, that coiin- 'I he Fund wa.s st.irled origin.illy to get a fre.sh st.art. j tries wiili currently unfavourable .'onie 55 ye.irs .ago when the staff of A gent. COUGHS, I trade positions may h.ave to t-mjiloy the entire Bank wa.s less than the -.L- Canada alrrmly has provided .■'ub- ’ iruperl rcgiilation.s and (jiiritas until stall of one of our larger branches .slantial aici, and wliile it has not yet thi.s situation is corrected, but with m/w. It IS inteii.sting to know that COLDS been indicated what part wc shall the working out of the long range play in the so-called Mar.sliall Plan, plans we may look for .».• re; tirnption t in Bank h.ave, enj-i\;ed wcurity and SIMPLE wc are in .a pa.sition to participate to of freer interchange of good.s. through the l'ensi(,n I'und, v.liich is a greater or lesser degree depending m.iim.aim d by coniributions by the SORE THROAT to some extent on our balance of Although^ we have many difficult staff them, elves augmented by gener­ trade with the United .State-. Con-, and perplexing problems to be .<><>lved, ous as.sh tance from tin- Bar'ilr ' PAGE SEVEN THUItSDAY, DfX'KMBKU 11. 194V THE KELOWNA COURIER

toria. on Uu’ Isonor rxlo lu t UMtii'.., whSth your fulutc pivsidnit any movement;: tendirq.: toward pr>>- NEW RANNARD’S STORE Iasi rnontb at llie Federal Women’s will obliged lo pcifuiin in what gros-ivo and innra;«’d stu'iiglb m Kational Libt ral C'omenlioii at Ot- I liiijH' will bo the nui.vt iictivo and our tun ty for the goutl of our pw ple law.i, wheie she was ibosen juesl- [I!VO yoars. Ibis Iitili.sli Co­ Ho iiiu.'.l Know the i oiislilritioii and isent of the National Women';; Li­ lumbia I-iboial Association has ever upholrl it. and if tHK-sibk', visit all beral Astoclation. We are proud of o.xpoi ioiu'od botii fodor.ill.v and pru- Ilk; dir-lricl as.MKialloiis during hi.s BEST WISHES bet wish her the greatest sucee;:.*- vini iall.v. tomt.e e.'t'orially tbo U1 federal lii her high ofilee and feel :aire .*.h<- ■•’I’ho maiulalo jlivon to tbo Co.di- a;e-oeiatioro4 Tliii'; he will get m to tvill be a credit to her provinre. tion giivoinmoiil in (ho « loction I'f t loser toueli with his rxceiitlve «f- I’rcslilciit II Years UU.'i 1.S ‘dill in foroo, and 1 have no lleeis and their problems. May I fgiy tloubt that the .subjoot will bo dis- bolt' that not only .sboiiltl the* presi- "I have been your pre;;ident for oussod at this convonlion. It is for ilent visit llu- distriel a.'wsiK'iationj- over eleven yeai.s. Tins hs the third yon (o s;iy if tbo will of tlio pooplo tnit is should bo tbo iluty of the RANNARD’S eonvention at whieb 1 b.ive bad the is to bo oan iorl out (lurun; tbo liiu'’ member;; of parliiiment, and «if the honor to pie lUe. It lias la en both loft lo tlio piosont ,:ovornmoiit, eabinet, and of the leader lo do so. an honor and a pleasure lo .serve wliioli was olcctoii by tbo pooplo. and they .sliould make Mire th at the Another Beautiful Store you. and I want to thunk j im one (>apabl«' Man women and young people are in- and all for your tolerance, your vitcil and eiieouragerl fo be;ir them to Serve You! undeiKtndiug, and your kindness lo ■'In iboo.sing your luo.sidont do .so .speak. w ith tbo romembranoo Unit be nui.st me on nil occasions. If I have of­ '■'rhougli I have not been able to fended any. Ix a n a.s.sure you it has bo broadminded and capable of .mm.'- ing argument.s on both side.s. He fulfil all tlu'iie reqiiln.'nH'ntH, yet not been intentional. from my len/'tli of serviee I have “If at iiny time 1 liavi- ticemed to must, while jiresident. act more n.s a judge and ehulrman, never tak­ beeome fully aware of tbeiii. So, rush imitlers, it lias not been for in this, my swan soiig as your presi­ G. BRIESE - CONTRACTOR the purpose of preventing the ex- ing .sides in any qrguinent or tliscus- ■sioM, and u.slng hi;; opinion on any dent. may I again thank yon for tlie pre.ssion of opinion, but with the trust you have placed in mo making llioiigbt of expediting what at times subject only if the vote is a tie. Otherwi::e. be will ollend the mi­ me your president for .such a long .seemed likely to le.ad into byways term of yeans. I appreciate greatly of undctorniined length. nority and emise rliscord, and may even do them an injustice. Hi;; is the honor. I will alway.s remember “In mentioning a few who have with pleasiiie and pride that I was borne the brunt of the executive the duty to gumd the best Inlerosl.s work I do not wish to detract one of l.iberalism atui of Ibe welfare of able to take .some little part in the iota from the work of all of you the B.C. Liberal As.sociation. political life of Ibis wonderful pro­ ALL THE BEST duriiq; my tenure of office but first “At all times be must .speak out vince of oiir.s. I wisli to mention Mi.ss Howe who boldly again.st tiny subversive' move­ "I wi.sli the association ever-in- to has, during all that time taken the ment that might endanger it.s wel- ere.-i.sing idrengtb. prosperity, and brunt of the mechanical part of fare. uid must lead and eiieourai’.e wi;«Iom in the years lo eome." or/;anizing. She was first secretary ------to Major Moodie, then to Mr. RANNARD’S Charles Reid, and in the latter years .Sorry, Mr. Worn is busy writing out liis list. ONLY Ihls been chief factotum in the D A Y S left to Duff Pattullo. all for your attendance at this con­ “It is hoped that this convention berties. “Aubrey Peck, too, I wish to men­ on the OPENING of their new vention. It augurs well for Liberal­ will see fit to add this executive “I do not believe in dividing one’s tion. He occupied the position of CONGRATULATIONS ism in British Columbia when such sub-committee as a clause In our forces unnecessarily, but our women organizer for Greater Vancouver modern store. a full list of delegates attend. It constitution. have done yeoman-service for Li- and secretary in the Vancouver Li­ shows a vital interest in the wel­ Short Notice beralism, and they can have their beral headquarters office. For a fare of her people and their future. .IT own association, with an official re- young man, his wisdom and poli- RANNARD’S “We have a very full slate with I might say tnat as me time was by the provincial associa- tical sagacity are to be commended, many very important matters to de­ short and it was an innovauon, I belong to the local parent When the war came he enlisted and now located .at cide. took it upon my^lf tp ^sk t ® se- gg well, if they wish. came home wounded. On demobili- Regret Retirement nior federal inember, Mr Tom Reid Encourage Young People zation he decided to choose an oc- TREADGOLD’S to act as chairman and to convene i imcourage xuuiib nmafion with more security than 451 BERNARD AVE. “I know that you all regret most tmsthis aavisoryadvisory council, anaand iI seui,sent xneie uxc times when the young cupation , . witn noHtical more office securuy deeply the coming retirement of our word to the president of each feder- people can interest each other, and ■< And lastly I wish to mention the (formerly Safeway Store) / leader and premier, but to all there al Liberal association to convene the discuss more freely the politics and ™ as an execu- PAINT SUPPLY must come a time Whenwhen it is wise president and secretary of each pro- world events amongst themselves, excellent services we, as an execu to cease an active and strenuous vincial riding inm Vitohis f^irtoT-Qifederal rlHriding, in cf virithwith nno o eelders ld e r present. I feel we tiye, have received from Harry Den-, life, and I feel sure the the Honor­ and they tO choosese them e person they xney havenave overlooked oveixuuivcu. this very impor- nison, who was appointedKv lUTr to occu- *RpiH able John Hart regrets the necessity a«med l»sl in the whole Metal In tte outjo^tow______e have a young man show- of his retirement even more than riding to act on the advisory coun- and loss, sh^ld also belong to the provincial• • ing■------aptitude,tit tact, and industry in a we do. cil. “We have, therefore, to choose a association, but if it is found desir- very difficult ^fice. I am very s m - “It seemed to me that, thus, the ry to report that his_health at_ the new leader, and I would plead that person"cho^n the most able, w e should encoi^ge them to KELOWNA BUILDERS SUPPLY representative of that federal rid- f o r m associations of toelr c^wn _^d P ^ fi« t^ „ ^ v e ^ Limited .h^PPop."‘°/BS! 5iL5r&552?5J? .S tish Columbia, who for over the method is to be the constitutional out a way to give them official re- ab^nt h ^ e lf from tne oince lor piast th irty years have, w ith the ex­ WE KNOW THAT ception of one peridd of a Tittle DISTRIBUTORS for “GLIDDEN” PAINT asked them to have the names ~^'have“ I f^ S me^o^ X TuS TyVnure^i? over four yeatrs, trusted their af­ sent in to headquarters not later three resolutions_because I f ^ h a v e had to accomplish a vo- ‘YOUR FRIENDLY CLOTHING STORE’ fairs in the hands and direction of “Everything in Building Supplies” a Liberal leader. than November 10, and from there 'Sid d n e’.ot work and it has always ‘Do not make the mistake that an­ S,";^ho^cSe1 fVfhe'prpH^ 0 ^ 1 ^ to 1045'Ellis St. Phone 757 will enjoy even greater success at other party convention made in try­ ing to dictate who is to he the pre­ .19 and again on this past Sunday, British Columbia. -nnOT-a+niatp where it would be un^se for me mier. Tha is purely the perogative .„a. 1 upd»s«„d. p„.^ to ^c, Mg to growtog PC 451 Bernard Avenue. of the retiring premier, and the ac­ days and evenings. ceptance of the premier-designate is the perogative of the members of the Legislature who belong to the GOOD LUCK RANNARD’S ! Coalition. Therefore, trust your elected members and your leader to do the correct thing. It is a gr^ve responsibility not only on the lea­ der chosen but also on you who do the choosing. “If the new leader you choose is FLOOR-lAY COMPANY a good leader, a true and trusted li­ beral, a square-dealer, then Liberal­ A. ROBERTSHAW ism will grow in this province, and the people wiU trust him. If he is not that type then he will not be 441 Lawrence Ave. Kelowna premier long, and Liberalism wiU _ get a severe blow. “At the executive committee

A most welcome Christmas Embroidered, moire. Open toe, ■wedge sole. " Ui V • V* gift for every member of the family from Dad STAMP OF APPROVAL •''4. ✓ ;<'x\///\Nx down to Junior is slippers. We’ve all kinds at Downy-soft rabbit mule 4, the low price you. want to pay. with .satin lining. ALL BUILDING SUPPLIES SOLD Satin step-in. Ruffle trim, HERE CARRY “THE STAMP low heel. ; OF APPROVAL” . . . ft

Lamb’s wool lined leather Calf step-in. Heavy lea­ VALUE bootie. All colors. ther sole. Low heel. Suede bootie lined, and, Leather moccasin, Rabbit SATISFACTION cuffed with lamb’s wool. lining and cuff.

HAVE YOU A BUILDING PROBLEM? t 1 The Sutherland BEACH PARK ® PHONE 221 ® will be a COMMUNITY Masonite * Roofing ASSET m * Bricks * Lumber sS- Lend Your * Lime Whitewash * Mouldings * Cedar Shingles * Asbestos Siding Support to the * Fireplaces Shingles LIONS CLUB PROTECT YOUR KITCHEN FLOOR — USE / wS U CRCIMAX 99 “YOUR FRIENDLY CLOTHING STORE’

Flue Lining Tile-Tex Flooring Doors Plasters Plywoods * Limes YOU’LL FIND THAT WE OFFER Wood Preservatives Stuccos THE BEST SLIPPER VALUE IN Insulated Brick Siding TOWN. THE PRICES WILL BE RIGHT ! SEE FOR YOURSELF ! M PHONE PHONE 451 Bernard Ave. Phone 547 The KELOWNA SAWMILL Co. Ltd. We’ve moved to 451 Bernard Ave. (old Safeway store) CALL IN AND SAY HELLO! z . ‘» l 2-lS Bernard Ave. 2 2 1 REMEMBER:, “An Adequate Service For A Growing Community"

1 PAGE EIGHT THE KELOWNA COURIER TlIUl^SDAY, mX'EMlJEll U. VH7 IL A. HEADS OYAMA \ WATER BODY m •niE CHRISTIAN MernbciK Discuss Repairs Re­ Q l i A U i m a i . ST. MICHAEL " ALL ♦ I UNITED CHURCH cently Made to Oyama Lake SCIENCE SOCIETY OF CANAOA <'orrii r lUrnaid .-itid llc rlram St lit;.! Unitetl. lorncr Ulctitcr SI. ANGELS’ CHURCH Darn (An;;licaii) ami Bernard Ave. 4 f j i i Thl'i Soncty Is .1 braiuh of 'Hie Richter .and Suthcrhm d OYAMA — Abeiut 30 sliarolioldci;; I MoUicr Chtirt 1), 'Hie H rst Oiurch of the- Wood.'; I.ake W ater Company Sunday, Dec. Hth Hector: };atheretl in the Oyam.i Community J of Christ. Scifiiti.'it. Ii> Ilor.lon. wiiiTi: <;irr s u n o a v f M.r;-..-»elnjs<*Us, Veil D. S Catchiiole, B.A.. B.D. Hall Ia:,t Saturday. W. H.iyward was 11.00 a.Ml - .Subject; in tile eliair. ■•'nio Cure for the Sick World” Tile main subject for discu.-isioii F a s h i o n s SP'.UVICKS |i 7 10 p in.- SONG SKKVICE Sunday, Decciiiher lltli was tile repair work wliicli has rux.' I nil GOD. THK BltE- ji with I’hyllh* and Tom Hill ADVENT i n lately been done on tlie Oyama SKItVKlt OK MAN” || 7 30 |) in, - .Subject: E.ake tiam ami additional worlc Unit .Sunday—II a.m. ! "What IlappciLs If 1 Sin?” am . -Holy Communion i;; tiecc-ssary. A tiew road was made y.'15 u.ni.- -Sunday School directly to ttie dam la.st fall, rmik- ■ a m FU M ERTON’S Sunday School, 'J.-Uj a.in. *1 Oift.s of canned fowi for needy folk oversea;; will be received aa 11.00 a .m .- -Morninj; Prayer iny acce.s.s to the dam and the lake. Testimony Meetiiu’. IJ p.in. on j White Gift;! in Sunday .School 7.30 p.in.- -Evensong New officers elected were: presi­ Wcdneiiday. ;i and Church. dent. II. A. McLaren; vice president, NOTE K. Wynne; secretary, A. W. Gray; Ite.idinc Koom open Wednc-nday | Mi.viion Koarl United Church afternoon. 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday Hchexil C hildren and tlircctora, L. H. Tomkitrs, T. S. Tow- CHIC DRESSES GLOVES 11.00 a.rn.—Sunday School. Concrof'ation please briny Bible yood, N. Allinyhain, W. Hayward. ChrL<)tiari .Science rn>ETW» 7.00 i).m.—Preacher: Society ollerincs this Sunday. Thursday at U 30 p tn. over CKOV Hev. D. M. Perley, B.A.. Il.D. for those Christmas Parties . . . She’ll Love to Wear . . . WINFIELD in line (luality crepes in new winter Fine Fabrics for Sport, i>air .. $1.95 tones, in colors and black— Smartly Trimmed Piques, at .. $2.95 EVANGEL FIRST LUTHERAN FIRST BAPTIST WINFIELD—In apilc of Interrupt­ ed snowfalls, work on the new hall ^8.95' *16.95 Fine Quality Goatskins ...... $4.25 TABERNACLE CHURCH is proyressiny rapidly. The first Lovely Soft Angoras ...... $2.50 The Church Of Tlic Lutheran CHURCH floor has been laid, and erection of (Afllllatcd with the Pentecostal ELLIS STREET A.s.scmbllca of Canada) Hour walls has commenced. A concert Fabrics, at ...... $1.25 1448 Bertram St. Corner of Richter and Doyle (Next Bus Terminal) sponsored by tho Hall Committee Is Pastor; G GREATOREX to be held In the Community ‘Hull HOSIERY Pastor - REV. R. LAMB on Wednesday, December 17. The SUNDAY. DEC. 14tli OrpanNt - .1. MARTIN proceeds will go towards tho now Silk Crepe and Lisle Thread .SUNDAY, DEC. 14th Memorial Hall. There will be no ad­ SUNDAY, DEC. 14th KIDDIES’ 9.5.5 a.m.—Sunday School and 9.30 a.m.—Services at Rutland mission without ticket. for Christmas giving, in new tones Bible Class . . . Wool Plaid Bib O/ALLS 10.00 a.m.- -Sundny School at 10.00 a.m.—Sabbath School Mrs. Ernie Ppw returned home for those who cannot wear Nylons, 11.00 a.m.—Devotional Service Kelowna. from the Kelowna General Hos- tiS 7.30 p.m.—Evanyellstic. 11.00 a.m.—W orship pital last week, where she was a pair ‘Something sure to please $ “It May Bo Later Than You 11.15 a.m.—Services at Kelowna 7.15 p.m.—“Tlic Positive Side of patient for several days. *1.25 '' *1.65 tliem’ pair 2 . 9 5 Think" is the title of the sermon Salvation" this Sunday cveniny. A startling LISTEN TO TUK LUTHERAN Mr. and Mrs. J. Coxson spent se- HOUR 8.30 p.m.—Fireside Hour. revelation of the times in which Bible Classes for young folks vcral days in Kamloops last week. NEW SHADES OF NYLONS — LITTLE GIRLS’ DRESSES — we live. Wo advise you to come 10.30 p.m. Every Sunday over and adults. by leading makers, priced at, 2 to 6 years, 8 to 14 years, in lovely early for a seat. Overflow meet­ CKOV. Miss Lola King is visiting at the ing in Sunday School Auditorium Coast. f', pair .... $1.50, $1.65, $1.75 to $2.25 new numbers for Christmas— You Arc Heartily Invited to \ A Friendly People Extend A Cordial Invitation to ALL. Worship With Us. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lawley, Oliver, A Welcome To You! REV. W. WACHLIN. were visiting in tho district last week. ‘KROY” WOOL ANKLETS, 98

■ 1 'mmm. PAGE TEN THE KELOWNA COURIER TIIUK5DAY. I>ECr.MHSai n. ismv NEW BENNETT HARDWARE STORE SKIERS TARE INSTRUCTION AT VERNON

Peter Vujdu Will Also Give Tips to Local Members At Ski Bowl Dec. 15 and 16 I’ctcr V'ajdu, Canada's aw ski In- stnu-tnr, will be i;ivinK Instructions to Ki-lowna skion; at the Kelowna Ski Bowl on Monday and IHic.s- ii;iy, D«H,enib<’r 15 and 16, the K e­ lowna Ski Club has announced. At the present moment, Vajda ks conduetinK a course for ski Instruc­ tor:; on Silver Star Mountain, Ver­ U non. The course, .sponsored by tlu- Okanacaii Ski Zone, started on Monday aiul will continue until Sa­ turday. Three Kelowna .skiers are at Sil­ ver Star taking in.slnietion to be better in.slruetors for the local club. They Jire Verne Abren.*;, Allan Mar­ For Fattier shall and I.yman Dooley. Doip; Dis­ ifuiiiiu^«iuiAi*u>i^uiuu«3r'^^ ney club president, wa:i oricinally iiuy\u\H .slated to i;o but at the hist moment and he found he could not take the tinu- oir. Vajda, who Is instructor ,'it the V REMINGTON University of B.C., mav confirm (he r > . Son FOURSOME dates of the propo.scd Inter-colle- I; piato meet .when ho arrives here durlnc the week-end. Four col­ $23.95 leges—U.B.C., and three American PACKARD —are expected to taka part In (he FOURSOME meet. For a gentleman you Rated as the most up-to-date hardware store in has been extended to the lane. Tlicro is over 5,000 EAItLY FIKE-MAKERS 1526.50 want to. remember... the Interior of British Columbia, Bennett Hardware sciuaie feet of floor space, while the walls and ceilinii Lenses to focus the rays of the officially opened its new quarters this week. The have been llnishcd in cream. Fluorescent lit’hlind sun wore used as early as 424 B.C. from above picture shows the interior of the store, which also helps to brighten up the store. SPICY INCENTIVE Nutmeg and cloves of the East In­ Y A R D LEY lowna, Meindoe, 19.53. dies inspired trade as early ns 300 YARDLEY THIRD PERIOD: 13, Vernon, Ber­ B.C. For Luxurious Shaving Vernon Takes Opening ry, 1.25; 14, Vernon, Smith, 4.11; 15, Vernon, B erry, 0.30; 10, Kelowna, tics: None. MeIndoe (Newton, G ourllc), 8.48; 17 SECOND PERIOD: 1, Vernon. Fis­ Vernon, Berry (Loudon), 10.40; 18, her (Wyatt); 2, Kelowna, J. Eso $ 2 0 0 Game O f Hockey Loop Kelowna, Gourlle, 11.50. (Oishi); penalties: Hood, Carew, Penalties: Kulay, Neilson (2), Sparrow, Oishi. Gourlie, Meindoe. THIRD PERIOD: 3, Kelowna, An­ Referee, Ken W att derson; 4, Vernon, Mills (Henschke); Beating Kelowna 10-8 Juvenile 5, Vernon, Mills (Henschke). Pen­ FIRST PERIOD: No score, Penal- alties: None. A protest has been lodged with the league president. Art Gagne, Kamloops, on the basis that officials handling the game did not award a penalty shot to Eddie Witt when Bill Nellson .25 was penalized late in the flnal period, allegedly for holding and The Famous preventing Witt from getting a shot on goal. If the protest Is Yardley Shaving upheld, the game will have to be rc-played, a local spokesman Bowl for luxurious lather, and said. • The famous Yardley DUAL ... $19,95 Lavender Shaving Lotion : for ?3.00 Wooden Bowl. after-shaving perfection. VERNON—Kelowna Aces’ hopes of taking the opening game of the senior B Mainline Hockey League at the Vernon Civic Arena Tuesday night were shattered by a surprising strong and well-knit Vernon sextet who jumped into an early % ( ... PEN AND 4-0 lead and held on to win 10-8. j But not all the glory goes to the hometowAers. High ['i y ai* 2^y '' •'•< plik I PENCIL point-getters were both on the Ace'line-up -Jimmy Meindoe and Bud Gourlie—while on the defensive, goalkeeper Jack V SETS Biechel was in a class by himself. Meindoe, on skates for the first At the other end, Keith Dully had Parker time this year, joined the Tanks of a fairly easy time, particularly in the elite, snaring five goals, a feat the first period when he had to get Q4t 4 HEARING WALLETS • Plain or Zipper ------— that is seldom seen in any league, in front of only four tries. * Waterman Aces had been after Jimmy for sev- The Vernonites showed the good eral days and it was not until three effects of more practice and drill Here’s the finest gift idea of all if there’s one close $3.00 to $8 . 0 0 ^ Eversharp hours before game time ;that they right- from the start. Their concen- were sure Meindoe would Jie ttere. trated drives took them right in on to you that is HARD of HEARING ! With Lethbridge Maple Leafs for Biechel and Rennie Miller and Mike four years, and another three a ^ r Zelma scored on the first two shots that with Flin Flon, Man.,, Meindoe on goal. It was all of 10 minutes be- No Gift could bring more lasting pleasure proved a tower of strength to the fore the visitors found their strides For MOTHER and DAUGHTER sometimes disorganized Kelowna and got a chance at Duffy, . . . No Gift could be more practical than an squad. Witt, Neilson Tangle Coach Gourlie also bid fair to be a threat for any scoring honors, A hard, bruising affair, as all Ke- driving in two goals and assisting lowna-Vernon games are, it wasn’t on three others. Almost a 60-minute long before fists were swinging. IcoisticoE Eearlng SM man,. Gourlie’s play was effective Glen CyShaughnessy and Rennie and inspiring. Miller started pushing each other But the little man who saved the around midway in the first period Call, Phohe or Write for information regarding our and before the reactions had stop­ Kelowna Aces from a severe drub­ attractive Gift Certificates for you. to present at bing was Biechel in the nets. A ped, Eddie Witt and Bill Neilson little jittery in the first few minutes, were mixing it up like the two Christmas time •. . . the recipient simply a,rranges Jack settled down to give the 1,200 black Joes. later for an appointment to be carefully fitted with fans one of the greatest exhibitions Both got in some damaging blows the Hearing Aid that will restore normal hearing 1 of netminding seen in many a day. before they were parted. They al­ Biechel Starry most started again while codling off Much of the play was held in the for five minutes in the penalty box IT’S A GRAND IDEA! WRITE TODAY Kelowna zone and Biechel had to O’Shaughnessy and M iller -were CUTEX be good. At one spot in the hectic given two minutes. ■ to second period, he kicked out as Outshot 18-4 in the first stanza, ACOUSTICON HEARING AID CLINIC 75c 1.35 many as six pucks in one minute. the visitors w ere behind 4-1 a t the 50c $6.35 All told, Vernon snipers peppered bell. C^als by Meindoe, Newton and P.O, Box 1382 661 Main Street M him with 62 shots. Gourlie tied it up at 4-aU at the 8.15 mark. of the second, but Fred Penticton, B.C. Phone 815 Smith put Vernon back in front a EVENING in PARIS few seconds later. PINK CLOVER A^es managed to even it up again at the end of the middle frame, go­ $ 1 .1 0 $5.00 ing into the third period, 6-6. Ver­ non picked up four goals, including three by Stan Berry,- in the last 20 8 minutes, while the Aces were held to a pair. Kodiaks Lose Too SERVING COKE ewsUteBRUSH Kelowna Kodiaks may have aug­ ured the senior outcome, losing a -k ic-tic heart-breaker to the Vernon juven­ Perfume of romance— iles, 3-2, in a close, thrilling pre-, liminary. After a scoreless first per- IS HOSPITALITY in a charmiug sequence of I iod, Fisher, on a pass from' Wyatt While PROLON Briitlei ! put Vernon in! the lead midway delightful beauty luxuries. Set in Gleaming JeweMitee Hand.'i Colorr PRE-CHRISTMAS i through the second. PEGGY SAGE ! Johnny Eso got that one back for OTHER STYL,ES-$2.25 to $3.95 SALE j the Kodiaks, assisted by Oishi. Kor IN YOUR HANDS Ferfome 8.75; 1.50 I diaks went out in front in the third Cologne 1.75; 1.10 $1.25$5.00 ! chapter when Doug Anderson blaz- , ' also I ed a shot past the Vernon goalie. Toilet Water 3.50 ; Stan Mills arid Henschke combined LITTLE BOYS : to tie up the' score for the home­ Bath Powder 1.65 MATCHING COMB town boys and add the third goal 'that won the game. I’alcum .85 and BRUSH SETS Q/COATS Next action for the Aces and Ko­ Bathsheen 1.00 diaks is as yet undetermined.. No league has been formed for the ju­ Soap ,5C to complete milady’s I and SETS veniles but one is understood to be on its way. I ' l l Really good value, every With the seniors, the second game lA WM vanity. ' for the Aces was set for this com­ one . . . Overcoats or 3- ing Saturday, at Kamloops. But early this week it was called off.' H A R R ! E H U B B A R D pce. sets in Blanket cloth, Kamloops said the team had little « I chance to practice yet and was not ^ y Tweed or Freize, warmly ready. A complete league schedule MAKE OUR STORE is being drafted and is expected to ^ y'lined . . . They’ll be cosy be released soon. YOUR GIFT PUCK PATTER — While not ex- - REVLON i ^ and long wearing . . . in actly pleased with the results, GOU­ CENTRE RLIE was not completely disappoin­ Navy, Green, Fawn, Red. ted. Said he: “We need some more $1.00 $7.50 practice—that’s obvious. We’ll even it up-, next time.” . ■ . GOURLIE. Brown and Grey. Sizes MeINDOE and WITT carried the brunt for the Aces, but for fight and for 3 to 6 years— spurifc, the GARRAW boys, Bill and EVEM FOR BABY i{ George were hard to beat .... Lines were shuffled all night long, ROCK-A-BYE-BABY SETS ...... $2.25 NURSING BOTTLE SETS ...... $3.50 \ I?^gular $8.95 to $17.50. but the most effective seemed to be Newton (1), Gourlie (c) and Mein­ BABY’S OWN SET—Soap, Talc and Oil, $1.25 (5 bottles, measuring cup and bottle caps) i doe (r) .... WITT is now sporting SPECIAL OFF a black eye, a memento of his feud Baby’s Own Set—Soap, Talc. Oil and Bootees. SOAP, Zoos ...... 60^ | V s with NEILSON . . . . FIRST PERIOD; 1, Vernon, MIL JAR and TRAY SETS ...... $5.00 FANCY ANIMAL S O A P ...... Z Z Z Z ^ ( ; : i ler, 0.10; 2, Vernon, Zemla, 1.35; 3. Vernon, Simms (K ulay), 8.55; 4,, Ask for it either way . . . both Vernon, Miller (Berry), 10A5; 5, K e­ lowna, Meindoe (Gourlie), 18.20. trade-marks mean the same thing. Penalties — Kulay, Miller, O’­ Shaughnessy, Neilson (major), Witt t major). BROWN’^RESCRfPllO ^ PIIARM Aa If Leslie’s SECOND PERIOD: 6. Kelowna, Authorized Bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola Ltd. “From Cradle to College" Meindoe, 1.20; 7, Kelowna, Newon, B R O W N ’S PHARMACY LTD. (Gourlie), 2.30; 8, Kelowna, Gourlie, McCULLOCH’S AERATED WATERS FLASH DELIVERY R . H , 8.15; 9, Vernon. Smith (Zemla), 8.45; Brown, Phm.B. — “The Modern Apothecary’ PHONE 180 Phone 688 320 B ernard Ave. 10, Vernon, Kulay (Simms), 15.20; 11, Kelowna, Meindoe, 19.44; 12, K e- VERNON, B.C. TJ£U1tSI)AV, DWJKMIJEK 11. IJM7 THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE ELEVEN

e m u w im r. h u >m a -m M • a id k >u t i ;x t iia :h 'Hie c h M uf musk, u^H'd in ‘Die U xtile indu>.-Uy is k»,'cjmu: Um* nirfiisifat, lute of jx-ifuni' ;!, j.» tiu: >oun;' by liilliiii; on i lirm ljtry to Ddbags in th e JFSeld &f SgMStB mab> rmja:k tlror <T^cct pi3 jm,d it was hoped to have quar- made for club members to give ping by experienced help, at the Scout Hail on December JO, ineetings, but it has been im- talks and show pictures at schools fast-growing grasses have been recognized Dally rublio Freight Service -Kel- A a week Irorn Saturday. A prelim- possible during the busy season. The in the dictrict to make the pupils as nature’s finest food for livestock. How owna to Penticton. innry game is also being arranged, inccting had been called to appoint conscious of conserving game. to carry tlicsi: benefits into Winter was Then to top off the banquet will delegates to attend a meeting of the Shorter Moose Season COAL DEALERS be the annual All-Kelowna Day, on Penticton Fish and Game Club, he Some of the suggestions agreed for many years the aim of feeding rcscarcit., Boxing Day, when Kelowna hoop- said. by the executive to be put before Today modern dehydration provides the sters playing at the coast are here a list of questions had been sent the annual inceting, due sometime answer. out to members for an expression in January, arc: a cut in the moOse of opinion, so the delegates would season; a limit on the number of Unique in Canadian industry is Buckcr- know the feeling of the club when non-resident hunters allowed in B. resolutions are presented to the C.; restriction of hunting areas for field’s Vita-Gras Farm, occupying 2500 SATURDAY, DEC. 13 convention of the Interior As.socia- non-resident hunters; restrictions on acres in tlic Sumas Lake region. For over tion. the licencing of guides; the return 200 days in the year, freshly cut young KELOWNA SCOUT HALL l*'ish rearing, coarse fish and, fish of tlie box car type of tags for BASKETBALL hatcheries vvere di.scii.sscd. Question deer; use of tags by non-resident grass is fed into modern dehydration units as to whether lakes could bo set hunters. where rapid controlled heat removes one 9.15 p.m. Sharp— aside for lly fishing was asked, but At a previous meeting, the exe- item only—its water content. Vitamin^, it was felt this could not be en- culivo was told fish life in Postill forced. Lake had received little damage minerals, and important carotene are Pheasants, two cocks, and ten from the lake being di’ained for retained almost entirely. The time in­ PENTICTON SENIOR B hens, had been .put in Pcachland, dam repairs. Secretary Jim Tread- volved? Half an hour from clipper to bag. vs. but they are very scarce, and it was gold was instructed to write Sid felt there should be more so that Johns thanking him for his work All Buckcrfield’s feeds contain Vita-Gras. they could be tagged. Cats and dogs in helping to have the fish by bull- KELOWNA BEARS feed on young pheasants and dogs dozing a temporary dam. By preserving the vital new-growth Fast Preliminary at 8.00 p.m. Sharp— are a menace it was pointed out. Any donations of game meaT or I factors of spring greens for all-year Willow grouse are on the increase, fish will be gratefully received by feeding, Vita-Gras is an important PENTICTON Int. A vs. Kel. ORIOLES Int. A and the season should be kept clos- the rod and gun club executive. The EE ed, members agreed. club now has a locker at Kelowna contribution to Canadian agriculture. It was felt that Does are wounded Frozen Food Lockerg for use of, the ADMISSION: Adults, 35^ Students, 25^ Children, 15^ and left on the ground, as many of annual dinner meats and fishes, then! could be seen lying around. There will be a presentation to A1 Denegrie by the sports clubs and fans of Kelowna and district Many American hunters are com­ WELL WATERED, 47-10 ALL BUCKERF.IELD’S FEEDS CONTAIN VITA-GRAS ' at approximately nine-thirty p.m. ing in and pay the guides heavily, Canada has a fresh water area of making it impossible for Canadians about 288,307 square miles. to hire them. It was brought out that ,the Game Commission is the only body that issues the license for guides; It was felt guiding needs re-vamping. The last day of the season the game warden was trying to be in six places at once, and it was felt that there should be a de­ puty game warden here. The executive, H. K. Keating, D. O H A. K. Fulks and S. A. Smalls, were chosen as delegates to attend the meeting in Penticton. Three mem­ bers of the Kelowna Club attend- ed the meeting, A. Blackie, H. Chi­ chester and F.- Lucas; and they sup­ plied some interesting information. l E f i T H km m m kkE pn the Highway have made Mr. Chichester showed some beautiful colored film which he had necessary the new "Safety-Responsibility''law. taken, one of the Okanagan and & one of a trip through the mountains to Alberta; with some striking views of mountain sheep, deer and Canada 'Mn this very year, to the end of September, Geese. A film showing the Wable Fly at work on a cow, and the da­ there were 127 people killed in motor accidents. mage it did to the animal and the, I hide, was also shown. There were 2,940 people injured. There, were 8,135 motor accidents of all kinds. MOOSE LODGE 'T o that date, the record shows one person BEATEN 29-22 kiHed in this Province every other day." BY PIONEERS

Moose Juniors Overpower School Boys 20-18 While the Extract from a radjo address delivered • City Gajs Win 29-16 oq ,.;ttevember 27th, 1947, by the Honourable Gordon S. Wismer, K .C, Legion Pioneers settled , their •score with the Moose Lodge inter­ Attorney-General of the Province of mediate B boys at Scout Hall Sa­ British Columbia. turday night, taking a thrilling hoop game, 29-22. This was the second meeting of these two squads, with the Moose winning the first one se­ veral weeks ago. • Vic Welder and Ron Holland, The record of traffic accidents has become so serious drastic meas­ combined to tame the Moose, getting eight and seven points, respectively. ures are necessary. To curb this mounting toU, your Government has Jack Botham with four baskets and IH O « passed legislation providing heavy penalties for all who fell to accept a foul scored, tried to hold up the / Moose end. The losers had lots of their full driving responsibilities. opportunities to score on several Pioneer fouls, but their shooting \1 was not equal to the chances. There is nothing experimental about the new British Columbia Scores of fans were keyed up to the exciting pitch of the main inter 5% i ar I "Safety-Responsibility" law. Similar legislation i>n Manitoba and in the B event by the close junior boys’ ‘ ‘•V* sV States of New Hampshire and New York has succeeded in gaining two tussle which ended 20-18 in favor . of the Moose juniors over the school I f 'f objectives. First— it protects responsible motorists and pedestrians boys. Big guns for the winners were against irresponsible drivers. Second—-it establishes in the mind of every Hill (9) and Simpson (6). Ross Lan-, der was tops for the students with motorist' a greater awareness of his responsibilities and niakes him do five. .In a fast preliminary the City something about it. This it achieves by providing offenders with such Girls had little trouble turning back Kelowna High School Inter B girls severe penalties as license cancellation and vehicle confiscation. 29-16. But Flo McGregor on the los­ ing side was top scorer for the night Prevention is the keynote of the new legislation. 'Compulsory getting 12 points, while M. Murdock m m m paced the winners with 10. insurance laws, suggested as an alternative, .are not preventive. They provide compensation only after the damage is done. B.C.'s new law OPEN SCHOOL assures ail who walk or drive the roads a greater degree of safety. FOR REFEREES Naturally . . . the call is for R O Y A L EXPO RT . Time for greeting old friends and new . . . sprigs The "Safety-Responsibility" law becomes effective on March 1st. AT VERNON of holly ... good food and good beer. . . and that means R O Y A L EXPORT. Folks in this heart­ A summary of the. provisions will be published in the next statement of warming season count on the purity and "tonicy" zest of R O Y A L EXPORT. A t this time, as well this scries. You are asked to study the details of this legislation. Com­ VERNON—A school for hockey as throughout the year R O Y A L E X P O R T is called on to help round out a-pleasant evening. Hosts referees was .started here this week, plete co-operation by everyone is eisscntial to make the Act work. under the direction of Claude Smail. are sure in the knowledge that Giendship calls for the best. . . and the best is . . . R O Y A L E X P O R T The instructor spent seevral years BEER, the natural‘‘go-together" with good friends, good talk and good food. refereeing on the prairies. Ian MacKay, president of the lo­ cal hockey body, said there would be no Kelowna men attending the scliool. He said the Ace.s would fry to get Smail to act as referee when i«suci the eVrnon team was idle. Vic Cow­ ■snuT. rATttv ley has con.sented to act as a Ke­ lowna linesman, MacKay said.

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■-irB!’" '?rr ------PAGE TWELVE THE KELOWNA COUKIER THUilSDAY. UBCJMBElt 11. 1&47 HOLD VERNON Mayfair Lunch Counter Opens EVERY GOOD WISH FOR ICE FROUC OUTSTANDING SUCCESS to the Mayfair Lunch Counter ON TWO DAYS @ Bi a 1947 Annual Rotary Club Car­ nival Will Be Held Decem­ OVERWAITEA COMPANY ber 27 and 29 to tlic f Kelowna liranch ) VEUNON ajates of tile 1U17 an­ imal Vernon Uotary CTlub's lee Car­ nival have been set fur Saturday, IJeeember 27. and Monday. Decem­ ber 29. Speedinit skutiriK stars of MAYFAIR LUNCH COUNTER Canada and the U.S.A. will perforin under li/’lits of the Vernon Civic Arcria. Mrs. J. B. Eraser, of Vancouver, will arrive In Vernon two weeks Your Gift Problem prior to the show to train incinbers of Uie Vernon Skating Club for bal­ let numbers. She will be accom­ panied by 11 nicmbei-s of the Van­ PERCY HARDING & SONS Solved. . . couver Skating Club who, augment­ ed by local talent, will put on three Limited if you make that .special gift a large spectacles which are part of the program of the Vancouver Ro­ Ix-autiful, «-xclusivc, original tary Ice Carnival. Bernard Avenue Kelowna Special nui.sic, lighting and co.s- tuines arc being brought to Vernon a ? SHELLCRAFT PICTURE I for tlie.'.e largo colorful acts. >3K-: >»:< liaiKlniadc l>y Lane Handcrafts I Noted Stars Some of the noted Vancouver and availal)le only at star;) are coming to Vernon with i I Mns. Eniticr. They are Bill Louis, ^ . '^7 ☆ ig' i THE ROYAL ANNE FLOWER SHOP Jean Roth. Ronnie Vinson and Ber­ nice McKay. Ted Decley, the young The gift that is new and different comic skater who made such a won­ derful hit last year, will also be The above picture shows the city’s first all-niglil corner of Abbott Street and Bernard Avenue. ModeiTi 03!Sa2esa)aj2jSiai3j»iSj»i3>iaa»2iS)3jS)l>ja2!>i2j5)a2i&3iS)5i5iI»a]a2)3i2j3j»i»;3i»)S)»iS)S5 with the coast artists. restaurant which officially opened for business tliis in every detail, patrons have a beautiful view over­ week, Operated by John Wcyng.irt, the Mayfjilr looking Lalce Olfanagan. Vernon Rotarians have a real Lunch Counter adjoins the Mayfair Hotel, :it tlie M c G a v in ’s treat up their sleeve in the person i of two head liners. These are Suz­ anne Morrow and Wallace Dicstol- key positions of the organization. mulcr. Miss Morrow was Junior Ed Davidson was unanimous choice GOOD BREAD Pair Champion of Canada in 1945, Kelowna’s First All-Night for secretary. S ti4 < iio 4 > Junior Ladles’ Champion, 1940, and Senior Pair Champion and North PLANS FOR THE PENTICTON ^ FINE CAKES American Pair Champion in 1947. Junior Chamber of Commerce "liglit ^ Mr. Dicstolmuier was Canadian Jun­ Dining Spot is Now Open up the homes for Christmas” com- ^ wish every success ior Pair Champion and Junior Men’s petition are now complete. Object Champion of Canada in 1940, Senior is to induce people to light up their i$i Canadian Champion in 1940 and Kelowna late snackers got an owl homes and prizes will be awarded C;' to the 1947, and North American Cham­ eating place with the opening re­ by the Jaycecs on a basis of orig- ^ pion in 1947. cently of the Mayfair Lunch Coun­ MODERN TREND ter. T^e new dining siiot adjoins the inality and effectiveness rather than Ci Alter the finish of the Vernon Mayfair Apartments at the Bernard for costly display. Judging will be !$! Carnival these two stars will leave Ave.-Abbott Street corner. IN LIGHTING made by a committee of six, who MAYFAIR LUNCH COUNTER for the East by plane from Calgary, will tour the community on a given Proprietor John Weingart added night, and rate 'the exhibits. First whence they will travel to Switzer­ a 60 feet long and 10 feet wide ce­ m land to compete in the Olympic AT BENNETT’S prize will be $25 and second $15. ment structure to his apartment, w -k games. Two of their Olympic num­ building to give the city its only " bers to be skated in Switzerland, a all-night, 24-hour service restaurant. New Principle in Home Light- POSSIBILITY THAT PENTICTON pair and an acrobatic duet, will be In clean spacious surroundings, un- Attractively Carried Out will be the site for a new plant for performed on Vernon ice. der ample fluorescent lighting, a the bottling and distribution of Or 48 foot counter takes up most of the in Store ange Crush, emerged from last CONDITION IMPROVES building which looks out on Lake week’s council meeting. H. M. Log- Why the upward cast to lights an, who stated that he has the fran­ Condition of Rev. S. Andrews, as­ Okanagan and the scenic Aquatic. A lunch booth and two rest rooms such as standing lamps now on dis- chise for the Interior, made appli sistant at the Church of the Immac­ cation to use the garage poiHion of ulate Conception, continues to im- are also provided. .i- t The ^ owner, who ^ the Bennett Hardware store? prove slowly, according to word Saskat- Because students of lighting have the former City ’Transfer building reaching here during this week. revealed an indirect light is easier on Main Street, as the site for his Father Andrews became seriously ill Belgo District u^il on the eyes than a direct glow. plant. Council ruled the site is not This new principle in home light- in the proper zone, and appointed a SUCCESS! at the hospital in Oliver while there moving to Kelowna this year, His present home is on Burne Ave. ing is attractively carried out in committee to confer with Mr. Lo- for a general health check-up. some of the new standing lamp mo- gan with a view of finding an al- dels. One model, in particular, has temative site. g:tstetctstgtsig:ig{g!g;tgeet3{s!s;teigte:tsts{etsia an amber glass shade arranged in ------PIONEER STEEL such a way that the light is thrown PENTICTON BOY SCOUTS ga- SUCCESS! upward against the ceiling, where thered more than a ton of used SANTA SAYS I it will be reflected down in soft, clothing in a recent drive. Addi- Books of “Happiness” ~ FIRM PROUD diffused glow. Base of the lamp is a tional items are still being received Tickets Make handsome column of wrought metal. The clothes will be sent to needy finished in antique gilt. people in Europe. OF PRODUCTS Also shown at Bennett’s is the _____ SUCCESS! ever-popular trilights, with hand- ARRANrFivrFTsrrsx'!;'.!,'tf;i{ !), iw ; THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE THIRTEEN I'l.AM >11 UK IM S :ul U,< ,1 V.; j ■ ji' >■ Bright Line of Kitchen Eq uipment lUic. th;:; firuvuiv . two SIX TRIPS DAILY »lii:tiK' hot • plati :i aitii ,i tiny ovon or ftiill. till' v.liotc atToidinj; ainiih- FOR GREYHOUND O n Display at Bennett Hardware hi f.iriliti ' ■ for tin- jit t-|i.it .’ition ot a joU toui.-o- nu-.il. incltidiior < I'f- (jrcN hound \Vi--.ti;ni C.madi;m I.i- foi- ’riii-M- u'oiihl al--o In' nna- for' initod. oil Do, omlH-r 1), bioiiphl into i- BRITISH VESSEL SAILING M otfocl a Cd per lent incioaM- in any Hartl-to-Gcl Articles Arc memorv’m m ' tin- l,'a o : s u h,? SCI vie,-. Now Obtainable tor Em,I .!• 1> miu- ;.n’ V ivni.e th,- rail.- .,n.i Tlioii- an- no'w .six d;iily round about January 1 2 t h - Vancouver to London 't'i,,,,, if, MU Ihn i:- on to tin- cni-sls pl.ites pili- Tlir',<* arc just oin- or two of tin- mj; i,,>t trips bctwoi-n Vornon ;nul I’oiitic- . < OnifM* . 11 w > 5 ‘ . t) iI . 1 E I'll 'I mall- 11.1 OIIIMT: , many M arco items llonnoU' . lin\ o ,, , . i r ton, I’loviously tlio cornpiiny opoi- T h v.om.m vv ho l.ih. s rpocial mamuted to patln r up for tticu' , ' T ‘V"!'J’'’ 0,".''* ^ iiti-il five d.iily roturri Itip.s lluintpb " - FARE $ 3 7 5 .0 0 I *^*'*’ kitthen ntui vvliosc stoit s ofliuHl ttiM iiinR lint Uh v i . { ' , ^ \ u oi Kolnwtut. clm-f 'r^' cc.atos a., ox- rii'otion.s are .still bi-itn; made at V er­ i n t i -:r n a t i o n a l t r a v e l s e r v ic e M' If -ho do,...n't l.appon to l>o iho mtm:. sandwich-makors. iron and „ ' '"I ii'" non for K;rtnloop;; ;tnd Hevolstoke. ^4 \ ’oi I, li I r I- r . M . viniiiir .St \ ancoUNCi. P-ond ownor of an oloclric cako- waf,-, ,’'n inixoi- or friiif ion-,..- ...wi if 1 • , . h(-loii|’, to tin- Old School that sim- liavi' (Ire irim.s-. ’.creotrs iutd :i Itatid- almo t fori'otti'i/ voloVt ' i ^ ’ f di siralilo picco ot c(|Uipmonl ply must Inivo it.-i lire of or;icklii)i: sotne htimtnered br;ir.;i wood or coal J. t n what Ml,h o<|inp- for too on,' u-lio must do her cook- hop or clowlne coiils. Ilcnnott's box.

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Posties To Rest Christmas Day; Peak of Mail to Come Next Week

Extra Men Taken On by Local Christmas, with the rush peak bc- Po«^ost5t Outlice ffirp tnto T-T-inrllptlandlc Heavy H o n o if December 17 and 21. ITrous- M a il dead letter office unless they have the proper name, number and otroct Christmas Day will be the same name, for the local postman ns It is for “Hundreds of people in Kelowna virtually everyone else—a holiday, will not receive cards and the send- And chances are after the week's ers will bo disappointed,’’ a depart- rush just prior to December 25, boTl mental spokesman declared. “But it need the rest. will be' the fault of the senders, There will bo no mail delivery on whcUier they live here or outside Christmas Day and the local post the city, for not putting the correct office will be closed up tight. But and full address on the envelopes.’’ regular hours will prevail at the Parcels wrapped up in frail tissue post office on December 20 and the paper are taboo. Each parcel should mailmen will be tramping around bo wrapped up in stout paper with their routes on Boxing Day. strong cord or other moans for Local postal officials arc stressing Icccping the parcel together In one once again the necessity of correct piece. It is not the department’s addi'csscs on all mail to ensure dc- responsibility to rc-wrap parcels, r O P livery. From now until after Christ- And just to make sure all mall wrap . . . cards ta mail , . . baking to do . . . house to clean . 0 . . Santa to contact, and a thousand and one mas post office workers are going to roaches the destination on time, g ° ® S® mg rea y or ristmas. You can be a long way ahead on your holiday preparation by shopping early for be deluged with cards, letters and here arc the dtadline mailing dates: staple food needs at the Safeway store near your home. parcels, outgoing and incoming. Moiling Dates exTm'S'wlu'^etn'hand.Tu^ states ...... before Dec. 10 Qo4i3*S)S}Sj2j3}5!S}a3ja2)2iSiaH2j3s2jaina3 FLOUR Kitchen Craft 7 39c Dec. 12th to PEA SOUP Aylmer, IO-02. tin 9c SODAS Red A rrow 2.^ 51c 18th. Moss. ^ i A le e tlU z I CHRISTMAS SEALS RAISINS California Sunmaid, 15-oz. pkg. They Fight Tuberculosis V A W II I A e x t r a c t , V Trumpet pure, 4-oz. bottle RUSSELL—ADAMS B lu e On Saturday, December 6, at the MARASCHINO CHERRIES tr 34c Smoked Church of St. Michael and All An­ SIRLOIN ROAST BEEF Brand .... lb. 48c gels, the Ven. Archdeacon D. S. Catchpole united in marriage Mrs. B lu e CHOCOLATE B a k e r’s, 8 -oz. p k g . Grace Adams and Mr. P. T. D. Rus­ 29c RUMP ROAST BEEF Brand ...... Ib. MEATS sell. SANTA IS NOT i A reception was held at the home FORGETTING SAGE Seneca, 1-oz. tin 1 0 of Mrs. M. V. Hickman, of Bank- c B lu e hed. On their return from Victoria, PRIME RIB ROAST BEEF B r. lb. 37c PICNIC SHLRDS. Mr. and Mrs. Russell will live in POULTRY DRESSING -, 1 0 c Glenmore. THE BABY Tenderized ...... Ib, 41c SHARP — McK e n z i e at Leslie’s BRISKET BEEF b,. b.„u lb. BAKING POWDER „ 24c 17c The marriage of Jessie Ann Mc­ Kenzie to Mr. Richard Edward'i Such a wide range of lovely Z B lu e COTTAGE ROLLS Sharp, both of Francis Ave., took CROSS-RIB RST. BEEF B ra n d lb 30c V isk in g , place on Wednesday, December 3 , things to choose from: Tenderized* ...... ,b: 5 9 c at the residence of the officiating minister. Rev. D M Parley, 706 * Dainty little Dresses and Rohiptirs GROUND BEEF Lean, Blue Brand .. lb. Rose Ave. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mal- 23c asky were the attendants. The yourtg * Hand Knit Sets, * Bootees HAMS couple will live in Kelowna. Burns, Maple Leaf, Union. K vi » Mittens • Wool Soakers POTATOES STEWING BEEF Lean, Blue Brand __ lb. 25c Y i o r w h o le ...... lb . 0 4 1 : ^ SHJN-WEGREN * Maderia Dresses At the First U nit^ Church Manse * Rompers * Crib . Sheets 8 4 lb s on Monday morning, December , J,.C Rich. Swede . Dr. M, W. Lees officiated at the * IWow SUps TURNIPS 17c wedding between Anna Mae Carol­ ine Wegren and Ehnitry Silin, both * Cate Little Dressing Gowns 2 ibs. OYSTERS LEG PORK ROAST o red ^ibem . 42c of McCullough. Mrs. G. N. Lees * Shoes and Slippers ONIONS .\'o. I local, drv . 1 1 and Mr. David L. Hewer attended and many other items too ^ c Cloverleaf. the couple, who plan to live In the numerous to mention, PINTS BOSTON PORK BUTT xe„ . 40c North West Territories. 43c ALSO A WIDE RANGE OF: %s SWEET POTATOES M ello w ...... Ib. 15c GREIG—HUNTER “ Novelties * Rattles On Tuesdav, December 9, at 10 SHOULDER VEAL ROAST • Dolls • Robber Toys- CARROTS I.ucal wa.-ilu'il a.m., Eileen Flossie Hunter, of Rut­ 2 9c land, was united in marriage to Mr. Flofly llltle Animals to LEG LAMB 3-d or whole Angus Watson Greig, of Rcvelstoke. coddle SALMON . at the United Church Manse. 963 ORANGES CABBAGE Baby Books and AJbums New Crop Navoks RED. Glenn Ave.. Dr. M. W. Lees officia­ 3 ‘" 39c Local firm ...... lb. 5 c ting. 'The bride was given away by S lic ed .' lb.42c her father. Mr. Samuel Hunter and DO COME IN AND SEE LEMONS I.F.EK.S Mrs. Bentriee Hunter waq her ma- ^ THEM. Juicy Sunkist Frc.sh local Iron of honor. Mr. E. C. Hunter ac- ^ lb 16c lb l i e ted as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Greig !! will reside in Rcvelstoke. 'J GRAPEFRUIT CABBAGE 5/ Texas Pink 2 "”^27' S.-WOY HOLY THURSDAY |/ 5'‘"1 5 c SALMON Maundy-Thursday. the Thursday ^ SM O K ED O K n of Holy Week, was a day for pil- % GRAPEFRUIT j'Timx to wash the feet and is de- if 2 lb s 1 7 b TOMATOES Ciuinli.s ...... I b .O O ^ Tox.is White No 1 Hothouse rived from “mgndatum,” first word ^ ,b47c of the service chanted at the cc- *•/ From Cradle to College 'll l_remony_ -if- ,f Phone“C88 320~BcmaTd“AVi if TRY COURIER CLASSIFIED PAGE FOURTEEN THE KELOWNA COURIER THUllSDAY. I)rx:t>SBKH 11, 1W7 I.O .D £. CHAPTER IS THANKED IMTEBBSI- FOR PARCELS More Important Than Ever

An hour-long broadcast of tho Mcmb<‘is of tiir M.iiy Elloii Boyce C 70 C D This E A T O N Cliaptcr, l O.IJ.E, held tlicir month­ ly mcclmg icccntiy at tlie homo of Mrs. B. C. Hamilton arrived from Shopping Safeguard! Symphony Pop" Concert Bideforxl. Devonsliire. on Tuesday to Mia. Hupei t Brown, wiicii it was EjK'iid a few days w ith her son-in- GROSS RETURNS ★ THE ARTS ★ by the Toronto Symphony Orchertro tctoe uuNCAN lepurlcd tlie iiome cooking sale, law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom In thoso daya of muioltlotl prices it l:r more locirsuiing rwoAV, DfceMiE* i am. cK O v — a to 9 p m . Held jointly witii tlie Dr. Knox McLaughlin, Beach Avenue. Slie The small company of linndicraft than ovor to know that ovoiy alnglo thing you buy ot t-tiapicr, proved a success. leaves tonight, acompanied by her FROM CHURCH fAUl SCKIRMAH, C cn4< K lot TOOO OOHCAM, ailo««, Gv*«* Arli.l workers in Kelowna has Iwcn aug­ rv letter of ajiprccuiHon was read duugtiler, for Vancouver, and on mented by the arrival from England BATON'S Is backod by a ponnanont, imcfianging PROGRAMME from an elderly lady in England to Sunday leaves by Australian Na­ BAZAAR $1,316 recently of Dilya Elliott, daughter Guarantoo tfiat safoguaida ovory penny of ovoiy dollar wliom members send a monthly tional Airways for Sydney, Aust­ of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Elliott of 1425 Racoezy M arch - - - Berlioz Clair de Lune - - - Debussy you spond . . . a Guarantoo of; food parcel. I'laiis------were------made to-- ralia. She ,will continue to Mel- T HI t r 1 rr. Bertram Street, Mrs. Emil Wubbe, KusBkrn ar»d Ludmilla - Glinka Scherzo, from "Scotch proviuc anollier needy person wiUi bourne to visit her son. Major Hx*Large rJum bcr of People lu rn Mrs. Fred Day, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Buite; ''Our Canada" Wcinzwelg Symphony" - Mendelssohn a moatldy parcel, and Mrs. T. M. G. W. Hamilton. En route to Kelow Out for Annual Event D e- Jackson arc weavers, and Lorna •GOODS SATISFACTORY OR MONEY REFUNDED- W heat Songs: "Let Us Break Dread na, Mrs. Hamilton visited friends Standbndgc was requested to look spite Bad Weather Archer-Houblon and AlisU;r Ciunp- Bonds of Steel Together” - arr. Lawrence alie r Uie packing and m ailing. Mo­ In Calgary, Including Mrs. D. L. bcll, make pottery and In boUi these mCLUDING SHIPPING CHARGES* The Land Spiritual, "Every Time I ney from tlie post-war fund wlilcli Mackenzie , Mrs. Weldon Carylyc, crafts Dllys Elliott has had wide Song; Prologue, Feel the Spirit," arr. Drown Is being closed, is being spent on Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Town.send and COMPETITIONS experience. •pagliacci" - Leoncavallo Todd Duncan. Baritone wool to be knit into garments for Mrs. Jack McLauglin. Mrs. Hamil­ For three years she studied at the Thin elmplo contract bolwooii a groat organization and II3 cunlomoro Totld Duncan. Baritone Divertissement . - . Ibcrt European relief. A letter of deep ton si>cnt three months this summer Stalls Well-Stocked With Stourbridge School of Art in Wor­ hoa novor boon moro nlgnlflcant than It la today . . . (or It uj>pUon not (Programme Subject to Change) apj;>recintion was read from authori­ with •' her son-in-law and daughter, Bbautiful Assortment of cestershire; left to take up nurs­ only to porlorinaiico and quality, but to prlc« and value, .loot It lo a S-7-0 in Kelowna. . . ties who receive the garments say­ Goods ing at the* King Edward Seventh coriatant aaleguard against unwarrantable price rites. ing tlicy go to people in dire dis- Mrs. Harry Lee is spending a Hospital, Windsor, and after six tre.ss. Many children luivc to stay In Gros.s receipts from the Anglican monUis, returned to her first love It ban always boon our policy lo pano on Iho navlng lo our cuntomoio bed tlirough lack of clotlilng, the short time with Mrs. Vic Lewis in Glcnmorc. Church bazaar held last Wednesday pottcry-mnking. which she stud cd imniocllaloly Iho coal ol any Item la loworod by llio i<>nioval ol a lax letter etated. afternoon, amounted to $1,316.55, It for nnother year Her pottery In- or Iho lowotlng of a dulyj Blinllurly, whon now oxclao taxoa mo Ira- Calendars will be placed in rural It was by way of an informal ce­ was* revealed today. In b'pitc of the structor, J. E. Cottrell has since left schools. Mrs. A. H. Hooper reported pOBod tho incroaao la not rolloctod In our prlcoa until wo, ouroolvoo, lebration of Mrs. Charles DcMura’s unpleasant weather, a record mini- start an art school havo had lo pay Iho incroaood coal. returna from T.D. scald, na favor­ birthday, that Mr. mid Mrs. A. H. her of people attended the annual in South Africa under a government able. DcMara entertained at family din­ event, and all stalls were well- scheme, Tho moaning of Iho E A T O N Guarantoo la olmplo, it admila ol no Next meeting will bo bold at tlie ner in the Willow Inn ColTcc Shop, slocked wltli useful and beautiful oxcopllonn. If, for any reason, you aro not comidololy uallsflod with tho home of Mrs. William Love, Ellis Sunday night, w hen Mis.s Enid In Clent, a village near Stour- ur>sortmonl of j;oods, chlclly the re­ downright tlollaro-and conta value of anything you buy at E A T O N ’S, Street. Jolinston, niece of Mrs. DcMara, was sult of the diligence of the ladie.s bridjte, Dilys Elliott went Into a an out-of-town guest. Miss Johnston of the parish. small sliidio, making pottery with you can oond it back and your inonoy will bo rofundoil. ’nmt hao Mr. and Mrs. A. W. G ray left has come from Vernon, to spend a Afernoon lea and evening refrcsli- Rosemary Dugdalc-Bradlcy, and boon Iho baalo of our way of buolnooo olnco 10G9 . .. our blgqoat, moat Monday for Vancouver to attend short holiday at the Inn. mcnls were served by ladies repre­ from her, learned weaving. A little Important loaoon for saying: PEAS the Liberal convention. senting all the various ladies’ or­ shop handled their wares, mostly tea Mrs. Molly Rycr has moved from ganizations lij) the church. and coircc sets, and tweeds. Ml.ss the Willow Lodge to 460 Royal Av­ The various church societies tak­ Elliott also worked for Mr. Cottrell 'YOU CAN SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE AT EATON’S ’ enue. ing charge were: St. Michael’s Pa­ in his private studio at Stourbridge. “ROYAL CITY” ri^ Guild, the Women’s Auxiliary, He specialized in souvenir ware for Mr. and Mrs. William Miers, of the Evening W.A.. the Senior A.Y. holiday resorts. After two years sw eet peas are at Clent, Miss Elliott, with her mo­ Williams Lake, left on Friday hav­ P.A., Junior A.Y.P.A., the Angli­ ^’T.“ ■ EATON WKSTKRtM C® ^^LIM’^LIHITSD ing spent a week with Mrs. Henry can Men’s Club, and the Sunday ther, came to Kelowna to join her always first in Burtch, of Five Bridges. Mr. and School. The homo cooking stall was father, and Kelowna’s art group Is Mrs. Miers returned to their home under the supervision of Mrs. H. happy to welcome her. flavour — Iirst XU before leaving for California, where W. Arbucklc, and fully lived up to EATON’S ^Rdwlntor Solo Catalogue Is Now Out they will spend Christmas with its reputation. Mrs. D. S. Catch- UNIQUE ARCinTECTURE Look For Itl Shop From Itl Sovo By Itl quality! their son, Reginald Bain, in Los An­ pole’s stall of men’s goods, was also Miss Travis, with Mr. Widmeycr, geles. a popular feature. was taken to see the home designed ’ITie results of the guessing com­ and blue-printed by Mrs. Jack Mc­ SILVERWARE Mr. Joel Sardon has been a guest petitions were as follows: Lennan It is in one room, bedroom, at the Royal Anne for several days bathroom and kitchen divided by at reasonable prices. Weight of the lamb, given by Ali- while on a business trip from Van­ ster Cameron, was 56 lbs, and was sliding walls. It needs no furni­ couver. Mr. Sardon was formerly guessed correctly by three people. ture other than chesterfield, chairs BUSINESS AND connected with the "News-Herald,” On draw ing, prizes cam e out—1st, and bed, everything being built-in, "Sun,” and latterly with the “West E. Lewis, 2nd, Mrs. E. Apsey, 3rd, including saucepan lids, bread PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY g g rA L C lT V Coast Advocate.” Mrs. R. B. Deans. boxes, dishwasher, breakfast trays that pull out of the kitchen coun­ KRUMM BROS. Mr. Dave Pepper, of Vernon, ’The running time of the clock was ACCOUNTANTS C A H H E S FOODS JEWELLERS 48 hours and was guessed correctly ter, exhaust fan in the kitchen; re­ DENTISTS whose trombone playing thriUed the ^I'etinger ‘ cord player, cosmetic and make-up CHARTERED «72B 266 Bernard Ave, Kelowna Stagette concert audience at the cupboard, music bureau, sideboards, high school on Thursday night, has Both Miss Ivy Egg and Mrs. Ro- (Next to Royal Bank) berston guessed the number of can- desks. Furnace room with laundry CAMPBELL, IMRIE DR. MATHISON walrod ^ ^ dies in bottle to-be 200, th e cor tubs is camouflaged into an attrac- rect num ber being 199; Ivy Egg tive spare room. There are only & SKANKLAND DENTIST winning the doll’s furniture and three surfaces to dust, in the en­ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Mrs. Robertson the bottle of can tire house. Lumber is cedar ply­ Willits Block Phone 89 dies. wood. Handles and hinges are done P.O. Box 883 Phones 838 & 839 by Ted Janes’ coppercraft. The # The chicken, was won by Miss J. 102 Radio Building Kelowna # Sanborn and the kupie doll by Mrs. house, finished in March, is unique WAFFLES I in the west. T. Treadgold. , PUBLIC Have you tried our *1716 gross receipts were a little DR. waffles yet? less than last year due to the fact HILDA McL e n n a n , whose flash­ J. W. Nr SHfiPHERD that outside churches were not in­ ing fingers produced such wonder­ GORE and SLADEN cluded in the bazaar. Parishes at ful violin playing at the Stagette Dental Surgeon # r . SPECIAL ! PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS ovonotTon Mission, Rutland and concert Thursday night, has fingers Shepherd Block - Phone 223 Every TUESDAY East Kelowna are now operating in- equally talented for sewing. For the Financial Reports - Income Tax and FRIDAY is aependently. j two sensational little numbers she “ Pendozi and Lawrence Ave. for quick baking *^ wore two different dresses — - one 1476 Water St. Phone 208 “WAFFLE NIGHT” SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR wore, one red and one white, they Res.: 510-R2 and 247-R Conveners of the recent Catholic. were not only designed, but made Parish bazaar met at the home of by herself. Dr. F. M. Williamson Try Our Delicious Waffles! Mrs. J. Mann, 806 S utherland Ave., . M-M-MAN!: recently, where Mrs. Mann, chief KAY DUNAWAY came in for D, H. CLARK, B.Com. DENTIST convener, was hostess for tea. A plenty of appreciative remarks at Accounting and Auditing full report of the bazaar was given the Stagette concert by those who 1476 Water St. INCOME TAX SERVICE by Very Rev. W. B. McKenzie, rec- marvel at her versatility. Whether P H O N E 808 tor of The Church o f’The Immacu- it is tricky cadenzas in “Liebes- Room 7 Phone 457 late Conception. traum”; the difficult “Warsaw Con- ——------certo”, or a rhumba, Kay is right Casorso Block I LT.'s t e n iNG g r o u p in there, a musician to her fingertips When members meet at the home and trooper to her toes. She is more INSURANCE AGENTS “The Home of That Delicious of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. M. Gardner, than a good accompanist; she’s there AUCTIONS Home-Made Pie” Monday, the program wDl include to give that added touch of reassur- (OPEN 9 AJH, to MIDNITE) the Latin American Symphonette ance to the artist, and to make a F. W. CROWE C. M. HORNER. C.L.U. No. 4 by Martin Gould, Iturbi with good performance even better. Auctioneer and Appraiser the Rochester Orchestra; Maggie ------District Representative, Northern \ OK. COFFEE Teyte’s Art Songs; incidental music Introduced as "an unassuming lad, Will accept sales anywhere. Okanagan COUNTER by William Walton to "Henry Fifth” who plays his horn all day and all on SOUTH PENDOZI ST. with Laurence Olivier, and Debus- night, and with good reason,” Dave 122 Bume Ave. MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA sy’s “Images,” the San Francisco' Pepper’s music was sweet and true P.O. Box 75 - Kelowna ^ Symphony under Monteux. on Thursday night. Dave’s dad is a i p retired Vernon High School princi­ m pal. Dave learned to play the piano, AUTOMOBILES H. BRYNJOLFSON then took up the trombone and has Unit Supervisor FOR COMPLETE hardly put it down since. Though i n o o o born in New Brunswick, Dave has LADD GARAGE LTD S. R. DAVIS no need f© keep if in fhe ice box lived mostly.in B.C. He has been Dealer for District Representative playing with Bert Niosi in Toronto, STUDEBAKER and AUSUN Casorso Block - Phone 410 H i and you have to be good for that.- CARS and TRUCKS SUN LIFE OF CANADA Keeps in the cupboard for weeks! Always right SIGN AND DECORATING Massey Harris Farm Implements Miss Jean Travis left on Sunday Lawrence Ave. Phone 252 there when you need it! It’s New Fleischmann’s for Vernon to see the one-man show Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast—the.modern SERVICE^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ by Evelyn Cools, pupil of Jessie Topham Brown. She. will continue BEAUTY SALONS A. W.0 GRAY baking discovery that gives you delicious breads with handicraft instruction in En- Insurance — Real Estate and rolls in quick baking time. No dashing off' derby, Salmon Arm and other m places on the way to Kamloops. TILLIE’S Fire - Automobile - Floaters to the store at the last minute-;-)'ust keep a supply P H O N E - Miss ’Travis conducted a course BEAUTY SHOP Agent for Confederaltion Life of New Fleischmann’s Royal Fast Rising Dry a at Gadder House, .’Thursday to Sa- Specialists in all forms of turda3^ afternoon and evening class­ RUTLAND, B.C. Yeast handy in the cupboard. Use it as you need it. es covering scribble, action and Beauty work. For that attractive hair-do IF YOU BAKE AT HOME—get Fleischmann’s contour drawing; drawing from a posed model and still life. Beside PHONE - 426 Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast today. CYRIL H. TAYLOR the host, Mr. Rufus Williams, stu­ LAWYERS At your grocer’s. dents were Joan Adams, Di Davis, 943 Clement Avenue Mrs. S. M. Gore, Sydney Kelley, BICYCLE REPAIRS Lil Scantland, Miss D. S. Sutton, C. G. BEESTON 32-tfc Mrs. Ira Swartz, Doreen Underhill CAMPBELL’S and R. A. Widmeyer. ’They were BARRISTER. SOLICITOR and encouraged^ to find themselves pro­ BICYCLE SHOP NOTARY PUBLIC gressing at every lesson and having C.C.DL and English BICYCLES No. 1 Casorso Block a heap of fun in the process. Repairs and Accessories Telephone 854 Kelowna, B.C. *3 SHIRLEY FORESTER Leon and Ellis St. Phone 107 Work done by pupils of Jessie Topham Brown finds its way into many , a private collection. Dr. Wil­ DAIRIES OPTOMETRISTS S iS i liams, a visitor to Kelowna this week, bought a Revelstoke scene by Shirley Forester, of Lumby. at L A K E V I E W Miss Brown’s last annual exhibition DAIRY of student work. Dr. Williams, con­ \ noisseur,' who studied at Vancouver Pasteurized Milk and (jrcam Art School, is bringing up his boys, FREDERICK JOLlDRY aged seven, nine and eleven, to be Daily Delivery Phone 705 Optometrist natrons of the arts. In their new Phone 373, Royal Anne Building home, each boy has his own bed­ room and Dr. Williams took them to ENTERTAINMENTS the Vancouver Art Gallery to let each choose a silkscreen by a Ca­ Scot K. Hambley, R.O. nadian artist. Jessie Faunt, Gallery ® Portable P-A System docent, said the boys chose with D.C. or A.C. Optometrist great discrimination. The pictures for all occasions PHONE - 856 are to be rotated among the bed­ rooms, every three months. ® 3-Piece Orchestra Suite 3, Mill Ave. Bldg. Phone 867 - BERT PAITEN 1476 Water Street, Kelowna m “LOOK TO THE FOREST ENGINEER FUTURE WITH REFRIGERATION CONFIDENCE^' T. A. CLARKE, Inland Refrigeration Start on the Road to 425 Baker St., Nelson, B.C. Phone 909 Night: 932 m Independence and Security Timber cruised, appraised, sur­ 246 Law rence Ave. with a Business o f your own veyed; general Timber Manage­ for Estimates, Installations I ment and Administration. Our 35 years of teaching ex­ Commercial SERVICE Domestic perience assure you of the tno.^ thorough training in the M l beauty profession. COCOA’S BIRTHPLACE m ’The cacao tree was first known SHOE REPAIRS Write or call for free litera­ in Latin America. , m ture to GODD SUBSTITUTE ★ CHAMPION -At MOLER SCHOOL OF In many tool steels tungsten may mW’m i be . replaced by molybdenum. SHOE REPAIRS HAIRDRESSING A lifetime of pain prevented by 303 W. Hastings St. (Dept. 2) FU.NERAL GODDESS new method arch onpiiort. i Vancous’cr B.C. Libitinc v/as the Roman goddess 249 B ernard Ave., K elow na of funerals. m m TUr?H;>!)AY I/KCKMiiEU 11. 19JV THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE FIFTEEN

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Grenville" function::, nor­ Hour in iiviiig iix'm, full size base­ mally Ilnd.B at this time of year that Ho\ The sj3iritrof“ VVANTKI> I'AHT-TIMK MAN TO l^ flo w n a. ______OHUKK Your VENliTlAN HLINDS ment. p(>;:;,e;-:,ion in tvvu weeks, a make Cridil ;)ml in-.iu.iticc n jxntii CrEKTIFlED NETIKD OEM I*OI’A- funds are needed to carry on tlie KUIOUKLI).'- Sl'IUNG. ELASTIC froni Me & Me, Measuremerits toes. Malle sure of your i.ecai by good bu.v at $4,200, term s may be a f('«' Ijaain Write Iloopcr- operation of tlie corps for anoUier Lmself i sh mvinq or bell lru!>,ses are avallablo ut P. taken. i:.stirnate.35 Wi;.t Oeorcia tion. Eruiulre about our servie*; Orant Thomson, U.H.2. Armstronc. St , VatKOiJver. IkC. DO-lc H. W illlts /t Co.. Ltd. Private flttlm; Tlii;i year is no excei>tion. Cer­ IS one of The room nrid ndeejuate stoc-ks. 52-tfc Phone 44. 117-tfc B.C. ;i(5-4e FOUR ROOM MODERN STUCCO tain of the .Sea Cadet uniform:! need bungalow, cooler, concrete walks, repair and renewal, and iipiireclat- n o b lest- tnAiTTs HOYS TO SKt.i. couitnats ON FOB S A la; MANUBE. $5.00 jier 'niK s-niKkrr. 32-tf MOTOU UEPAIIl SEIlVICr^—COM- FOR RENT immediate posses.sion ...... $5,500 ing tile pride tlu' boys take in tlielr o f - m a n ! plete rrtainteniincc service. Electrical ...... _ ton del ivei I’d. Plioru' Armtilron/!, uniforms, ns evidenced b.v tlieir turn eontraclors. Industrial Electric. 250 I-'OU UENT--I1EDHOOM siiittible 1U2-B3 or write P.O. Box 03, Arm- TWELVE ACRE FARM, four room out at local parade;; and relebra-*! POSITION WANTED Lawrence Ave., phone 750. 82-tfc for /'.enlleman, clc«;e to tenvn, with :dron);. 3 (j-3c hou.se and otlu-r outbuildings, im­ tiotrs, tliis is important. Tlie asse.ss- private; entrunce. Ctill at 1905 Pen- mediate possession, full price $8,500, menl of tlie corps ulteiidance in LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS WANTED PO.SmON IN STOKE MA.s 6 n KY CONTKACTOHS—Pla.1- dozi St. 30-lc GOOD COW OB HORSE MANURE terms may be arraiif'cd. during Christm as ru.sh, by experi­ terinjr, bIucco. cement c.ad brick for Kale,'. Delivered to Kelowna. 1918 at Camp Latoiin, Gambler Is­ work. Oral & Sons, 572 Glcnwood NEW FULLY MODERN C’ABIN Phone 'Vc'inon 205-R5 or w rite land mu:l also be budgeted, as well enced lady clerk. I’.O. Box 40, Ke­ GROCERY S'rORE doing a good as operating exiienscs to cover boat lowna. 30-1 p Ave. Phone 494-L. 01-tfc for couiile. Apjily Creekside Auto Wade Wharly, Vernn. 3C-2c business, four room modern house, Court. 30-lp and equipment re|iair, transporta- DID YOU KNOW THAT WHEN FOR SALE — DIESEL EI.ECTRIC full price $10,000—A real opportun­ lioii costs, bu/;le band music and £ a se Your Shopping Problem WIDOW, EXPEBIENCED IN Uikinj; ity fblng Works. 80-tfr WANTED TO RENT by skilled St., St.. Kelowna. 30-lp WE SELL CANADIAN Sporting of the general public in this mem­ stationery containing 72 tradesman steadily employed in Kc- o a r x-— r iT,,.------cciuipment. Our ijrcscnt low prices suitable work. Apply Box 070, Ke­ USE KLEEN FLO FOR BETTER bership drive. Membership, wlilch sheets of Note Paper and lowna Courier, 3C-3c lowna home with two or three bed- WOOD FOR SALE—ANY Length, will bo retained as long as possible, is obtained through subscription to oil burner operation. Saves up to rooms’ in Kelowna or district Phone ffnmediate delivery. Call at 525 or TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS 72 envelopes, largo octavo 20 per cent in fuel oil bills. For 30-lc 34-T2C the local branch of the Navy Lea­ RESPECTABLE WIDOW WISHES^ 259-L or write F. W. Collings, 800 ^27 Bernard or phone 100. gue of Canada, carries with It the size, attractively tied with position in country store, or a.s a' sale at Scott Plumbing Works. Wolseley Ave. 35-2p 08-tlc PEARS! PEARS! PEARS! right to vote at the annual general \ a red ribbon . . . housekeeper to widower with br Good cull Anjou and Winter Nellis P. N. S. Y, A. C. meeting. 3: without children In small town or 33-tf Pricc- FOR A SMARTLY STYLED PER- WANTED, Miscellaneous pears in fine shape for Christmas Support Cause country in Okanagan or southern MANEINT, shampoo and wave $4.50 w u T r>AV r'Attw Q'rAwnAnn ^^ating. $1.00 per loose box. Bring FOR SALE — COUNTRY STORE B.C. Apply Box 075, Kelowna any other beauty treatment, make WILL PAY-CASH for STANDARD own nwn containers.enntninero Laurel T.r>nrr.i Co-op iTrUr,.,Union, And so your loyalty and genero­ Sco our full line of Courier. 30-2p an appointment at Lconie’s Beauty or portable typewriter. Write S. 1304 Ellis St. 30-2C with living quarters and two acres sity is appealed to, to support a Booth, 193 Lawrence Ave., by phon­ Seymour, c/o Box 540, Kelowna. of good land, $8,000 cash, stock at good and worthwhile cause, in the STATIONERY > Courier. CARD OF THANKS ing 414. 40-tfc 30-Cp ORDER YOUR CHICKS FROM A invoice. Reply Box 671, training and discipline of boys, ten­ priced from up breeder. Many years of successful 33-3p ding towards good leadership, good 40c IN APPRECIATION WE MAKE NEW FLOORS PER- WANTED—SEE US BEFORE DIS- citizensliip and a healthy, respect­ I wish to thank the ladies who wore fect and old floors look Uke new or , your household u . turuUure, • , ^ '“ H"“o;;ry‘‘The“ °bStd"' oesi wm uu. LEGAL ful way of life. Subscriptions may so kind as to give mo a shower prior (no dust). A Gagnon. Floor surfac- ranges, etc We pay best pn^s for Leghorns only. R.O.P. sired be mailed to the secretary, Mr. R. ROLLS RAZORS...... Ing contractor. Established 1938 used furnltui'e. O. t L. Jones T,y,,r>c ^ ^ n i- m ixed $15.00; > pullets $32.00 CENTRAL MORTGAGE & M. Hayman, Box 751, Kelowna, B.C., to my marriage to Mr. Dick Sharp. ture Co, Ltd. $12.50 Special thanks to the hostesses, Mrs. 525 Buckland Ave. Phone 694-L. per 100. Guarantee 97'/r. V. Henke, HOUSING CORPORATION, or may be handed to the president, Bill Scarfton and Mrs. Nora Mala- 91“tf0 WANTED: -ttr A-KTmr-T-y. OLDy-iT T-i OR/-»T> DISABLEDT>TC? A-nT tt-t-, RR3R.3 R-2 ClOVCrdalo B.C. 34-8p Regional Construction Division, Mr. D. Whitham pt W. R. Trench Ltd., in Kelowna. i It is hoped the ^ SCHICK * ELECTRIC SHAVERS— sky. 30-lc PHONE 90 horses for mink ranch. Highest price ~—~ 1203 Royal Bank Building, paid. Phone 651 or write Howard response will be whole hearted. Your Ad “Clicks” USED CARS, TRUCKS Hastings St., Vancouver, B.C Contrary to the belief of many, Super .... $21.50 COMING EVENTS 31-tfn Woinoski, 115 Lake Ave., Kelow­ Colonel .... $13^ 00 na. 29-tfc it should be pointed out that the „ TENDERS are b e in g called for corps is not financed by the Royal A CARD PARY WILL BE HELD HAULAGE CONTRACTORS - FOR SALE—1947 TORPEDO Pon- the construction of 32 houses at REMINGTON ELECTRIC SHAVERS by South Kelowna P.T.A. at the Warehousing and Distributing, local WANTED FOR LIBERAL tiac Eight (American Model) cus- Vernon, B.C., by General Contract. Canadian Navy, other than a yearly South Kelowna School House on and long-distance furniture moving; trade-ins on your s^ond-hand fur- tom equipped. New. Immediate sale 'rJnders close aT4.30 p.m., December grant of $1.00 per caaet. cadet. xncThe Navy Triple .... $ 1 9 .9 5 Foursome .... $23.95 Friday, Dec. 12th, at 8 p.m. Refresh­ furniture packing, crating and ship­ niture see O. L. Jones Furniture desired. Phone 375-Rl, Penticton. 22nd, ioa 1947,>7 „at4- lan360 tTorr.r>r-Homer Street, supplies certain instructors and ments will be served. 36-lc ping — D. Chapm an & Co. Ltd., Co. Ltd. 50-tfc 36-2c Vancouver, B.C. some equipment which later is is­ Phone 298. oi-tfc Plans and specifications for the sued on “charge” or loan to the GENERAL MEETING OF niE ______^______WANTED—PRACTICE PIANO, up- cat mun TDT VTiA/-.TTmTj T-^ ------corps. The major portion of the KIRSTEN PIPES— ‘CERCLE CANADIEN FRANCAIS’ NOBODY CAN AFFORD TO BUY right or grand style, condiHon not f ° ^e- construction of these houses ma^ corps equipment has been purchased all the appliances going. We rent important. Reply Box 658, Kelowna Luxe Sedan. Must be sold to the obtained frmo Central Mortgage & Three sizes to be held in St, Joseph’s Hall, highest bidder. Can be seen at Housing Corporation, Construction by the local branch of the Navy $9.00, $12.00, $14.50 Sutherland Ave. at 2 p.m.. Sunday, them! We also rent machinery, floor Courier. 2G-t£c Blue Bird Auto Camp, cabin 16. Department, 1203 Royal Bank Build- league, out of membership subscrip Dec. 14th. You are all cordially scrubbers and polisher.s. radios, COMOY and GRAND SLAM Pipes $ 0 .5 9 36-lp ing, 675 .West Hastings Street, Van­ tions. invited. Electrolux vacuum cleaner, Gibson The record of the corps is a good only a few left ...... , Assembler general du "Cercle Can- tractor and plow, new floor sander FOR SALE couver, B.C., until December 13th, FOR SALE — 1947 STUDEBAKER, and after that date at 360 Homer one and many of our. former Sea adien Francais” aura lieu a la salle and edger, concrete mixer, water (Miscellaneous) t 2^ ton truck Fish plate power sV^eel V^neouVer^B.c"^ Reaues“ts“tS Cadets are doing well in civil life St. Joseph. Sutherland Ave. a 2 pumps, sprayers, etc. The Radio ^ COMOY & GRAND SLAM Pipes $0.50 Shop, 1643 Ellis St. Phone 139. FOR SALE - COLUMBIA i ® tender should be made to this office tnany distinguished themselves heure apres midi, Dec. 14. Vous ettes 4 -wheel sus^nsion Heavy duty Apply 1623 Pendozi St. inj^ediately. Bidders will be re- overseas and some have paid the su- toutes cordiallement inviter. 33-2t 81-M-tfc chard trailer. wneet suspension. ^^one 925. 3^ lenders sacrifice., FOR YOUR ICE REQUIREMENTS Electric brakes, 600 x 16' wheels. PIPE SETS— $ a deposit cheque for 5% of the Important Work RIBELIN’S Phone Eurtch Ice Delivery, Five Cap. 3 ton or 300 boxes. A. H. Mac- in leather cases with zipper, from .... 7.25 FOR Bridges. Phone 818-Rl. 81-tfc Kenzie, Phone 398 R-1. 35-2-Tp LOOK THESE OVER! amount of the tender, the ch^ue The Navy League of Canada looks PHOTOS! of the successful bidder to be held upon the progress of the Sea Cadet BUILDERS ATTENTION! We REGISTERED BOSTON TERRIER 1937 Ford y, ton Light Delivery jmtil the completion of the contract, corps as a very important work and TOBACeO HUMIDORS, $3 . 0 0 to $19.00 % pups and grown stock, well marked Phone 108. , 274 Bernard Ave. have aluminum and copper flash­ 40 Chrysler Royal, 5-pass. The' lowest or any tender is not does not minimize the resulting good 31-8C ing. Scott Pliunbing Works. 86-tfc from prize winning stock. Also Bos­ 30 C hevrolet Coupe necessarily accepted. 35-2c effects of the training that is evident 'I Kelowna, B.C. ton stud service to approved mat­ BRING YOUR TURKEYS AND ______29 Ford Sedan when young men leave the corps RONSON LIGHTERS, $3 . 0 0 and $1 9 . 0 0 | rons. Write Stanwyn, Boston Ken- 28 Essex Coupe CENTRAL MORTGAGE & PERSONAL chickens alive to Boyd’s Picking nVfg, Box* 1057,"vernon, B.C 30-4p to take their places in various walks Plant. Turkeys up to 23 lbs. p ick ed ------;---- ——------30 Nash Sedan HOUSING CORPORATION, ^^ifer 37 Dodge 2-ton truck, new motor Regional Construction Division, LEATHER BILLFOLDS— DEPARTING FOR ONTARIO BY for 42(J per bird. Make your date Its senior officers are men of wide *1.50 I car via U.S.A., arriving in time for early. Phone 368-Y. 32-tfc FINEST QUALITY R.O.P.-SIRED 42 Ford (Army) 4-wheel drive 1203 Royal Bank Building, experience in naval affairs, who be­ ’ w ith or vvithout zipper, from ...... Christmas. Desire up to five trav­ New Hampshire and Rhode Island 30 Chev ’Truck, ton 675 W. Hastings St., Vancouver, B.C. lieve in the good of the corps and elling companions. Phone 375-Rl, KEEP KOOP’S IN MIND! Red chicks at my regular price of NEW KIAISER at old price! TENDERS are being called for who devote many hours of time KEY TAINERS— Penticton. 36-2c Watches, rings, diamonds, bracelets, $4 for 25, $8 for 50, $16 for lOO. the construction of 68 houses at other than drill nights to further­ 35c lockets, pearls, Ronson lighters. GEORGE GAME, R.O.P. Breeder, Ellis Street Sendee Station’ Vernon, B.C., by General Contract. ing the work and smooth opera­ W’ith or without zipper, from...... 6—CAN YOU — AFFORD TO BE Costume jewelry. Triangle Hatchery, Armstrong, B.C. USED CARS Tenders close at 4.30 p.m., December tion of the 'corps. KtgtetgistgtgtgtgtgfetgisteisistatstgiateisteigtgtstaistetaiatKtaigistsiatsKjigitsegisQ without accident and sickness insur­ “COME TO KOOP’S !” . 34-tfc 1337 Ellis St. Phone 973 22nd, 1947, at 360 H om er Street, The Ladies Auxiliary is an invalu­ ance? In all fairness to yourself (Next to Coffee Counter) ■______Vancouver, B.C. able asset and quietly does an enor- , and your loved ones you should not 31-M-T-c HEADQUARTERS FOR HEARING mous amount of work on behalf of FOR SALE — 1940 CHEVROLET Plans and specifications for the be without this protection. Enquire AIDS and all types of Hearing Aid construction of these houses may be the boys. Also their helpful sug­ Ideal Gift for Office or Ben | about this policy TODAY. Local re­ ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - batteries and supplies-KELOGAN sedan. In first class condition. Radio, ^“ns.rueuon 01 uxe.e x ue 'TVite t> a 'C'T T npT^ ifiQO flnti-frPA^A Privflfplv nwn-'- irum \-/eni.rai iviorigase. oc gestions to the committee, who fully presentative of North Pacific Acci­ This is a positive and permanent RADIO & ELEC’TRIC LTD., 1632 heater, anti-freeze. Privately own- .. . x- appreciate their loyal and continu­ Full Size or Half Size DESK PAD ^ release from drinking without cost pendozi St., Phone 36. 33-tfc ed. 42.000 miles. Apply, B. Jeflpey, Housing Coiporataon. Constoction dent & Sickness.—Mr. S. Bradshaw, W estbank. 35-2p g 0P » tm e „ t,J 2ra ous. effort, helps keep the corps Phone 937. 21-tfc. or inconvenience. It is a personal ------—------in solid leather with blotter, paper knife & and confidential service rendered DOGS AND- PETS ing, 675 "West Hastings Street, Van- running smoothly and happily. HAVE YOU TRIED RE-VELSTOKE by other alcoholics who have found Registered Chesapeake Bay Retriev- be^h\^ ^amone The^neonS^^o?^ and calendar. Assorted colors. STOUT? Recommended by doctors, freedom through Alcoholics Anony- er Puppies. The best all-round gun PROPERTY FOR SALE pnd after that date at 360 Homer bership amon^^ of this On sale at your Government Liquor mous. Write P.O. Box 307, Kelowna, dog a man can own. Ready for de- ~ o \ ® ' J/e Size .... $7.75 Full S ize .... $ 1 2 .7 5 — t*- Store. Usu the convenient C.O.D., “-tic hvew weg^ brfor^ ChiJtmas.^Jaek |OR Se &2l3}S>S)3>S3S}S}3l3)S>S>SlSlSiS>3}S)S}S)3l3)3>3tSl3]2>St3>3]2>3l5)3)3)S)%333}3lSlSl3l Delivery System, phone your Gov­ and immediately. Bidders will be re- join the League promptly and know ernment Liquor Store. 34-tfc FOR ’THAT IMMACULA’TE LOOK Winesap; some McIntosh and D’An- quired to submit with their tenders that you are helping a good cause. of smartness always have your IF HE HUNTS OF FISHES jou pears. Situated on Vernon Road a deposit cheque for 5% of the You will be very welcome at the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIE’TY, clothes cleaned at Mandel’s. Phone WE HAVE HIS WISHES at Winfield. R. C. Moody, RJl.l, amount of the tender, the cheque of annual general meeting, the date of Kelowna—TRULY GREAT—Read­ 701. . 45-tfc TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS Kelowna. 36-T-tfc the successful bidder to be held which will be arinounced in this pa- ers of ‘"rhe Christian Science Moni­ ^------34-T2C ------:------until the completion of the contract, per shortly. —Advt. tor” can obtain daily copies of this LICENSED ELECTRICAE CON- ______^------5 ROOM STUCCO BUNGALOW The lowest or any tender is not ------—------DRUBVIZS^ (TPTidNERY great world newspaper at Morri­ tractor. Harold A. Foulds, Phone ELECTRIC WA’TER HEATERS with garage, shed and fruit trees, necessarily accepted. 35-2c ‘ f 749. 81-tfc with Thermostat control, dreu- Good location close in. Phone 633RI- B.P.O. Elks son’s News Stand—5c per copy. TEMBER SALE X41731 33-tfc latioh type. At Scott Plumbing Kelowna. * 36-lc SAWS—SAWS— GUMMING AND Works. Phone 164. 86-tfc There will be offered for sale at meet 1st and i WE PREPAY POSTAGE ON ALL MAIL ORDERS filing done to all types of saws.__ Public Auction in the office of the 3rd Mondays BUSINESS PERSONAL All work guaranteed. For best re- WHEEL GOOr" —Wagons, Trikes, OKANAGAN INVESTMENTS Forest R anger at Kelowna, B.C., at mS>333l%3fl»XStS3SSfl)iSS)SaiS33]3iaiSl%SlSlSl%3ffll3lSi3lBiS>St%SiSiai3>3l332C9iS]3t^^ suits see Johnson at 764 Cawston Scooters7 Roa'.xSters and Bicycles— LIMITED ••ANYTHING TO FIX PHONE 36.” . Ave? 3 p.m. on the 19th day of December, Elks’ Ha}» 8-tfc Quality sporting goods at bargain 1947, Tim ber Sale X41731, on an area vation Army Christmas Tree pot is For immediate repairs to your radio, _ 1 ------prices. Call at Treadgold Sport ATTRACTIVE WELL SITUATED washer, ironer, .’fridge or toaster. RIBELIN'S MAIL ORDER situated near Hydraulic Creek, to Lawrence Ave SALVATION ARMY stationed in front of the post office. Shop, 1615 Pendozi St. 26-tfc BUNGALOW FOR SALE cut 446,000 board feet of Douglas Fir see Kelogan Electric on Pendozi St. FINISHING DEPARTMENT A request for permission to solicit or Phone 36. 80-tfc Any roll of 6 or 8 exposures printed wTjt'NrrF'T? ROT LS' ALL SIZES well built stucco bungalw, 2 bed- Larch sawlogs. APPROVE APPLICATION WRINGER ROLLo. AixJj j-ooms, living ro o m 'w ith open fire- mTwo______years _ wm ill be allowed for. TO ERECT “ POT” m for all makes. Scott Plumbing pjggg^ dining room, kitchen and City Council Monday night ap­ donations to the Christmas tree fund HA'VE THAT OLD WASHER RE- 29 (f: removal of timber. “Keep the pot boiling.” wais granted by city council Mon­ 12 reprints and enlargement, 40c Works. Phone 164. 86-tfc bathroom. Garden with fruit trees. proved the application of C. E. i i conditioned like new at Scott ------, “Provided anyone unable to at- Dahlgren, 1036 Fuller Avenue, to Those four familiar words \yill be and return postage 3tf. e n g - garage and woodshed. Price $6,100 tend the sale in person may submit day night. The pot will be set up a Plumbing Works. Phone 164. BICYCLES— C.C.M. AND build a temporary septic tank. heard again this year when the Sal­ few days before Christmas, 86-tfc MAIL ORDER ONLY lish Bicycles—Repairs and acces- r'T?or*F'R'V "WITFI ^ sealed tender to be opened Reprints 4tf each. P.O. Box 1556 Shop, ^ GROCERY BUSINESS WITH hour of sale and treated as one bid ______sories.' Cam pbell’s Bicycle LIVING QUARTERS, FOR SALE^ ______...x.., FLOORS—FLOORS SANDED AND FURS—FUTRS— 'WE HAVE Leon and Ellis St. Phone 107. Further particulars may be obtained finished. Expert workmanship. FURS 81-tfc ^ com ple^^ business and ^om e^ at fj-oiji tbe D istrict Forester, Kam- Hav'e your old floors look like new. the * m ost -u.s fbd ^extep------—----- Kelowna. Nice store with good fix- joops, B.C., or the Deputy Minister Phone 335-R. Roy Allen, 1423 St. sive facilities in the Valley for the your VENETIAN BLINDS tures. Turnover approxirnately Forests, Victoria, B.C. 36-lc Paul Street. 65-tfc care of your furs and ftm coats. from Me & Me. Measurements $2,500 per month for past eighteen ------Y , 1 From alterations to fireproof storage Frals and other ------modem. Price $10,00 plus stock at occasions. Richter Greenhouses, K PLUMBER . XU X- PROTECTS^ j THE SOLLY CHICKS inventory- YES----- Phone 88. , ' 81-tfc -. - ^fblth . i*. of the nation. „For good pro- g^^e of getting SoUy Chicks Lodge No, 1380 tection. Phone Scott Plumbing ^ spring by ordering early. OKANAGAN INVESTMENTS LOYAL ORDER when it conies to a TRACTOR WORK — PLOWING, \ if for plumbing, heating Leghorns, New Hampshires LIMITED OF MOOSE discing and excavating. J. W. Bed­ and sheet metal work. 50-tfc First Crosses. First hatch, Dec. 280 Bernard Avenue Meets 2nd and ford. 672 Cadder Ave. Phone 428-R. IN BUSINESS SINCE 1909 “GIFT FOR HIM” 63-tfc TAXI SIR? CALL 610. COURTE- ^’’’- ^olly Poultry Breeding Fajm, 4th Ttiursday dn ous, prompt service, modem cars. Westholme, B.C. (V.I.) 22-T8C Phone 98 or Phone 332 each month at 8 p.m. in Women’s come to KEEP THE KETTLE BOILING! See us about your next moving job. ORDER NOW ! KETTLE TEA & COFFEE CO„ Rudy’s Taxi and Transfer. Pboue _ your Turkey Poults’for 1948 — XWO 3-ROOM NEW STUCCO IN- Institute Hall. Room 14, Casorso Block. 33-tfc Write for circulars and price list, sulated houses, 2184 Woodlawn St Sec’y: R. Blakeborough, Ph, 186 WILLIAMS FUR REPAIRS Sc ALTERATIONS MAKE YOUR OLD CHESTER- All breeds, government tested 100%. 11-T-tfc done by experienced furrier at FIELD LOOK LIKE NEW! Out „Broad , Breasted Bronze • ,rv i and ------r— r—__------— __ Kelowna Fur Craft. Reasonable of town orders given prompt atten- BeltsviUe whites. Mi^ion Turkey TWO 'WELL SITUATED CITY We have a fine selection of the four most rates. E. Malfet, 549 Bernard Ave, tion. Save $100.00 on a new Chester- Mission City, B.C. 30-6p building lots, 61x110 fronting on SONS OF ENGLAND BENEFIT SOCIETY popular gifts for men—^ field! Okanagan Upholstering ^Co.. -c a r WASHING AND POLISHING fi'^iy^or^toglthS.' K o n S le?A ^- 242 Lawrence Ave. Phone 819. 34tfc Lodge “Orchard City” No. 316 CHIMNEYS CLEANED-^Thorough -Pick^ up and Delivery. ;iT Cabin llr^ nbowAm^^ 1 . TIES ...... at all prices ! job, no mess! Chimneys, stoves and Auto Laundry, Vernon Rd., Phone ^ ^ rfx« Meets 3rd Wednesday each month A CARLOAD OF GOOD TOYS Women’s Institute Hall, Glenn furnaces repaired. Mac’s Chimney JUST RECEIVED! 879-R 81-tfc ______2 , S O C K S .... Low price, High Value ! Sweeping Service. Phone 164. Ave., Please note new location Priced to sell! ELGIN AND SWISS WATCHES. FOR SALE — 6 ROOMED HOUSE and time. 35-tfc on two lots. Built-in cupboards and 3 . GLOVES ...... Handsome Quality ______' ______' _____34-2TC \v3 tch repairing. Knimm Bros. cooler. Any reasonable offer taken. 4 TELL IT! 960 Wilson Ave. 34-3p , SLIPPER S...... Many Different Styles SELL IT! KELOWNA CYCXE SHOP—AGENT Jewellers. 266 Bernard Ave. 82-tfc ■in' , for C.CJM- bikes. Im m ediate cour­ WIRE! PHONE!! WRITE!! THREE HOUSES Pendozi ‘THE COURIER’ o-j X. teous . • j service. o c T Accessories------of -- —all U S. Landing barges 36x10 ft. Load- St. on Morrison Ave. Four rooms, 33-lf.tJ-tt kinds. u57 Lawrence Ave. Phone ramp, carry 6 tons. Diesel pow- bath and cooler. Have oak floors. ORCHARD CITY LODGE No. 59 813, . * — *--— ^ * - xfci- c r\r\ - — A ---^— rn r\ ' ^-- 81-tfc 14 knots. Cost new $32,000.00— Price $5,500 each. Apply Mor- LO.O.F, $ 1 , 0 0 0 Price £.o.b. Vancouver. B.C. $3,700.00 rison Ave. 32-3p Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesday, , —Person.al Or Business $Rve First And in guaranteed condition. Shipment, July, August and Sept. by ra il Fi.'l SALE—5 ROOM HOUSE, mo- N.G. — Geo. Read —Wide Choice of Repayments See The World dem , basem ent w-ith furnace, fire- —Life Insurance Protection ALSO Rec. Secretary—L. R. Stephens If you’d like to travel but feel it’s 225 h.p. Gray *dicsrts su^lus, new •at No E xtra Co.st with double gara^. Owner leaving —No Endorsers Required too expen.^ive, W. Hotson, local condition. Accepted by U.S. Navy town, must be sold immediately. —Strictly l^rivate B.aiik of Montreal man.TEjcr. can toll as finest manufactured, make splen- KELOWNA REBEKAH LODGE Van- $6,300. Apply 2579 Pendozi St. you how to afford it. did sawmill unit. Price f.o.b 35-2p No. 36 NIAGARA Take n dollar right now and start couver, B.C., $2,236.00. meets on 2nd and 4th Wednesday a B of M account for tixat purpose Direct Impprters. FIN.-\.NCE COMPANY LIMITED NEW FOUR ROOM HOUSE almost each month at 8 p.m. at the alone, he s.'iys. Decide to deposit PACIFIC riL\RINE SUPPLY CO completed. 2 acres good land, arte­ Orange Hall. regularly and do it That way, any­ 1575 West Georgia St MArine 775^ sian well. Electricity. $4,200. Apply B ernard Noble Grand - Mrs. H. J. Moisted one can save to travel. Why not Vancouver, B.C. F. Wigston. Lower Winfield Road. Rec. Sect’y - Mrs. E. M. McNeill and Pendozi, Kelowna, Phone 811. start todav? 36-lc 62-tfc Box 194B. R.R.l, Kelowna. 35-2p 'J’HU itSlJA Y . 1>}:X;EMIJKH II, 1M7 THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE FIFTEEN M t in dsi- tjirt j/oIt;'«- « lJ< '< !:tnr U v. Kerr hip was chsuritf'tl v.-ith faslinf: to sloj.! WILL PRESENT ,i! a >'>;;»».ii:ri t u U.s' V'* r;i;-n Hii.i'i is{ jllTEIIIESr A WORD WITH YOU, SIR: She Hnlland l f;l' f :.<<. ! inn. EAST KELOWNA <‘C'4<--CP a SCOUT CHARTER I II O.M I' .SO N—I K A SI7K A quiet wetiding was soli.nuiiiiid Dr. Uniiald H, Williams, nf V.aii- District Commissioner Will at llic liumc of tile Kcv. Tlioirucs a m Mr .iini .Mr; Hu h.iid lin iinan. i>{ Hray, Hcgin:i, S:u;k., on Tiicsd.iy De- V'»! niiiion, .Ilf i;w ,t.i uf Mr;., lircii- (niA.l i. lia.s b rn i a i;iic.’d ;it the Uo- Officiate at Charter Night, al Anne for .•.cvor.il days SHOWER HONORS icmbcr 2, wlicii Mis. Kr.tlicr A. Fra- FOR H ER ii.irr.', brotlu t-In-I.i'.v and Mr. December 12 ;< r. of Kelowna, was united in mar­ and .Mi :. Iv I,, (iti'i'ii; idc. hir th f riage to Mr. Walter H. Ttiomp:;on, O in dtna . holidavs. Ml Jolin Hall, (.if Citslon, ba.s DECEMBER BRIDE le s b. •;n !|a'ndin},: a few days at tbip EAST KKl.OWNA - - Tlie commit- of Kstuii. ilasliatcliewan. Mr and Mrs. Kit'd .Sv.'ain‘„oti left Jioyal /\nnc, while attendiiif.; a mon­ lee of Uie Girl Guides held a meet- The bride ctiuse u gown of dove Mi;;. W. A. C. Hennett and Mrs. ini; at the home of Mr.s. M. Har- The English Woollen Shop “F'rorn Cradle to College" today for a tio!id;iy in California, thly nn'etiii}' of the 1J.(.1. Tree Kruit:; gray witli an American Beauty fea­ vtlurc Ihny will vi:it ii.lativos of I'k 1.. Creeiiside were Joint hostesses v.iek on Wedne.sday, December 3 . ther hat and wore ti corsage of i,iMiTi:i> Phone 6H8 320 Bernard Mr.', .Swani:»on iii I’alo Alta. Mr. Alan V'an Ider.stine i.s a le- at till' liome of the former an Satur- Mrs D. Evans wa,v, in the chair, roses of the stmie sliade. • eent aiiival in town from North (iay nir.ht when they invited 25 old- and the minute:; were read by the Her only attendant, Mrs. Fred is ready to assist you in your selection of a .1 IS.dlltford. Saskalcluivvan. He jilans time lamily friends to a miseelhl- ;;eeretary. Mr, and Mr.i. Georci' Johnson le- Schneider, of E.ston, w ore a black discriminating gift that is sure to charm liirned on Monday from Vaneouvir to make his home here fore some neou:. siiower in honor of Miss Het­ AiTani;ements were made for tlie soquiii-triinmeil dress and frost where Mr. John:.on tia;; been in- time. ty Hidnerfoi d, whoso marriage takes Gill Guide and Hoy Scout Charter wliite hat wilti sccpiins and a cor­ and flatter the person of your choice . . . struelinj' at U.H.C, in a short dairy jilaee on IJecember 27. The jircirents nicht, which take.s iilace hi the Com­ sage of pink carnations. KNGAGKMKNT had been packed in a cedar chest munity Hall Friday, December 12, eonr.'.e. Mr:.. Johnson has been n 'I'lie groom was .supiiorted b.v lii;; FI'ATURINC : I'lif'.t of Mrs. .Jotin K. .S.'if’er, Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. It. Haldane tm- covereri with honeymoon labels. when tliere will be a presentation of son-in-law, Mr. F. Schneider, of Es- T Uo:,e, of .Sa: katoon, sister of Mrs, noiince the cngaKcment of their el- Helpim; their hostesses in servinc ctiartcn; and badees by the district ton. t- Housecoats Blouses Lingerie Johnson, xetuined with them to dost danj;hter, Wanda Evelyn, to tlie (,'iieMs were Mr.*;. T. f. McWil- commissioner to the local assoeia- Mr. Harry Hartley, of Itegina, .'■tiend a forlni>;ht here, before visit Eawrerice George Dickinson, son of liam.s, Mrs. Klossie Wade, Mi.ss Win- 'tions. phiyed the wedding niareli and Sweaters * Gloves Scarves ini; Mr. and Mrs. Jim I’ierei of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dickinson, of nic Earl, Miss Jean Anne Uutlierford After the .general businc.ss other tnusie dtiring the signing of Mission City. After Christmas she Vernon, the marriai;e to take place ami Nita Hennett. An oul-of-town was served by'the hostess. Hie regi.ster. etc. will return to her home in Saska­ early in January. gue.st was Mrs. Iticliard Hremian, of After a wedding trip to Wolseley, toon. Vermilion, sister of Mrs. Greenslde. Sasicntoon and Eston, Mr. and Mrs. KELOWNA’S CONVENIENT SHOPPING CENTRE BENVOULIN Tliompson will take up residence at Mrs, Jim l’urvi;i is leaving on Fri­ OYAMA C.C.F. two Bernard Avenue. Kelowna. SPECIALLY for day to spend tlie next ten days at EAST KELOWNA HENVOUHIN — At the Sunday the Hotel Vancouver. school service held In the Benvou- CLUB HOLDS lin United Church last Sunday, the B 1 ? I? B I? If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If Ellis Hodge guests include Mr. A. HALL TO GET congregation was addressed by Miss TEEN AGERS Craig and Mr. H. ,S. Harnbert, Mr. CARD PARTY Sargeant, a inissionai-y from South k’. J. Franks and Mr. John Thomp- DANCE FUNDS Africa, wlio gave an interesting ac­ for Personal Wear ■son, all of Vancouver; Mr. II. Ilor- count of missionary work there. rocks and Mr, E. J. Leier, of New OYAMA—At the C.C.F. Card par­ or Gifts Westminster; Mr. J. W. Hack and ty held on Tuesday evening, Dccom- EAST KELOWNA— The monthly The monthly meeting of the Mc­ Mr. Gerald...... Harries, _ of _ Penticton;______her 2, in tlie Memorial Hall, E. Fun- dance .sponsored by the East Kolow- Millan Circle will take place on Mr. Jack Bergman, of We.^lbank’ Hc:«--bami).s were the two iia Community Hall Association was Tuesday, December 1(1, at 0 p.m., at and Mr. M. Matkovicli, of Beaver- *'**'*‘ scores. Owing to the bad held Friday, December ,5. Atten- tlie home of Mrs. Alex Reid. I >e;i tit if til tine dell. •snowy nigtit, only live tables of dance was not as good as usual, but players turned out. Dainty refresh­ everyone bad a good time. Tlie Sil­ Mrs. Eric Holland left on Wed­ Mr. Ernie Lee, Vancouver, arriv­ ments wore served by Mrs. J. Foley. ver Star orchestra supplied the mu­ nesday for a three day stay at Tran- BOTONY WOOL ed in Kelowna on Thursday for the The money will be used to swell the sic. Proceeds will be used for the quille where she will be visiting her 0 opening at the Scout Hall, of the C.C.F. funds. Community Hall maintenance. husband. SWEATERS physical education display put on Mr. and Mrs. liavld Scott arc new smartly styled In Pullover or by high school students, Thursday Mrs, N, Allinghum returned home Mrs. Harold Bailey is a patient and Friday. Mr. Leo, who is head last Friday after a month spent vi­ in the Kelowna Hospital. comers to the district having bought Cardigan. Colors include Rose, a small piece of land from Mr. and Beige, Fawn, Aqua, Powder of pro-rec for British Columbia, is a siting with her parents, Mr. and D r u g S t o r e guest at the Royal Anne. Mrs. R. J. Batters in Portage La Mr. and Mrs. Sherman and family Mrs. H. Nlckols. Red, Green and White . . . Prairie, Man. who have been staying in the dis- Sizes 10 to 14— li'ict for some months, left on Thurs­ The Benvoulin United Church day last for a visit to Vancouver. Service conducted by Rev. J. A. $3.50 - $3.95 - $4.95 Women’s Meetings Luici they intend going on to Cal- Petrie will be held this Sunday at I Women’s meetings, for which OYAMA PUPILS ifornia,, ior a holiday. 11 a.m. no admission charge Is made, may be advertised free of cost HOLD BAZAAR Miss G. L. White left on Satur- The volunteer work on the wing DRESSY WOOL under this heading. Copy day to spend Christmas in Van- at the Benvoulin school is progress­ H must be given The Courier coiivcr. ing very favorably. The men have SKIRTS before 5 p.m. Tuesdays and OYAMA—The pupils of division the basement dug and the concrete II, Grades III, IV, V of Miss V. poured. ■ * ■■■* Fridays. Hromck’s room sponsored a small P n All^ wool m aterials in these EAST KELOWNA ' a A5 exciting skirts—Gay plaids or bazaar in the lunch room of the or Plain colors, single pleat or Legion W.A. bazaar will be held school last Friday afternoon. several. Beautiful shades to Saturday afternoon, December 13, There were stalls of needlework CHURCH GUILD. ★ THE ARTS ★ choose from. Sizes 10 to 10. at Lipsett Motors, 507 Bernard Ave., and woodwork, candy and home including Sale of home cooking and cooking, and a fish pond for the WHIST DRIVE MARCEL GODFREY, Oyama ar­ $4.50 - $7.50 - $8.95 sewing. little children, all .taken care of by tist, well-known in Kelowna, spoke the youngsters themselves. Tea was on . "Art Without Mtalice” to the Arts MANICURE SET Many uncivilized races are adept also served. Proceeds from this Ei\ST KELOWNA — St. Mary’s Church Guild sponsored a whist Letters Club, in Vancouver, rc- at ventriloquism. will be put towards the Junior Red Hall on cently. Cross Fund. drive in the Community Thursday, December 4. ’There were five tables of whist DERWARD SMITH was in charge NOTICE and______after the______card games____ ^refresh- __ of Wednesday evening’s regular ments were served by the ladies of na^eting of art group members at MUNICIPALITY OF GLENMOKE, to wit: the Guild. Following 'were the prize Cadder House when the class had TIMELY winners: ladies’ first, Mrs. H. Perry; five figures in a composi- Public notice is hereby given to the electors of the municipality gents’ first, Spencer Dyson; ladies tion, best results being achieved by aforesaid that a poll has become necessary at the election now pending consolation, Mrs. T. Carter; gents’ Williams. Others present A, Boauly Primer— created specially for the for the same, and that I have granted such poll; and, further, that the RECIPES consolation, W. Murrell. were Sydney Kelley, Mrs. Myrtle young traveller and possessing all the £dat persons; duly nominated as candidates at the said election, and for whom Powell, Lil Scantland, Mrs. Williams only votes will be received, are:— you expect of an Elizabeth Arden creation. l a HOT BREAD FOR SUPPER and Edric Oswell. It comes prettily packaged in Book Design, Poets are impelled to write beau­ EAST KELOWNA bound In Blue Linen and contains 7 Essentials BU’TUER I Melville Joseph [ For Councillor I Glenmore I Dentist tiful and soul stirring pictures or DUHTRI JVn’TROPOLOUS for Loveliness .. . 7.50. episodes of life, yet occasionally The conductor of Sunday’s New 1 . ■ ! ■ York Philharmonic is a famous CUTEX BUGLE CORPS SET words are written of simple, every­ CHURCH WOMEN i B • 1 ■ ...... day things. As Rupert Brooke re­ mountaineer. Ivan Boutnikoff,^ of the The very swish real leather LIPSETT 1 Campbell Minto For Councillor 1 Glenmore Garage Mgr. ferred to “The strong crust of TO HOLD SALE Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, was B. Quick Make-Up Kil— smart and efficient ■ ■■■ ■ 1 ' ■' friendly bread” in his poem “The ,_____ for nine years professor of compo­ for the woman Who goes places. . . a hand­ zipper case '\vith plastic Great Lover,” so the aroma of fresh­ sition and conducting at the Aca- some COSO to tuck under your arm. Info tray, in Llackv blue, brown SNOWSELll Jack For Councillor | Glenmore F arm er ly baked bread with its tender, -EAST KELOWNA — The regular demy Of Music in Athens, and lea- your suitcase. Comes In simulated or recich In two $iz«r Made on December 24th. hot oven (400 degrees P.) 25-36 mi- trients as gyaih or feed, mixtures. nutes. -Yield: 9 muffins. Rust 7 5 c « n d i , 3 5 BUTTERSCOTCH CRUNCH cS ft ★ AZALEAS ★ HEATHER TOPPING ^ ^ ■ ■ m U s u i s ’ IJ-i tablespoons butter ^ ★ PRIMULA ★ BEGONIAS cup brown sugar w y. tablespoon flour ★ CHRISTMAS ★ CYCLAMENS 1 tablespoon water ^ . 1 cup cornflakes #5 CHERRIES v'OR wheat Iflakes ^ Melt butter and stir into it the j'l combined sugar and flour. Add the SCARVES 4^ THE ROYAL ANNE g water and cook over low heat, stir ring to blend, for about 3 minutes. ^ MADE IN PHONE 933 FLOWER SHOP I Quickly pour over the cereal, mix ing thoroughly. Spread in a shal- S KELOWNA uBias>Si3iBiaiaaa3isi:a8igia3fflaaiaisi3i2>5isi3i2>3isi2asigi5i5}3i3}a3i3isi5iasts>Bi3ia}g low pan and cool. Sprinkle over gS b y muffins. COUNT THI HIAOt LUNCHEON CHEESE CAKES MRS. WUBBE 2 cakes compressed yeast K2 teapsoons dry mustard As Sparkling As Sweaters cups all-purpose flour GIFTS — WRAPS SEALS, etc. Dissolve yeast in lukewarm water Your Party Talk! Blouses $ 2 3 .9 5 H UMA BEANS and add- sugar. Cream shortening § V'; Get readj ior ra« mUccj^ and salt together. Add eggs unbea­ ten, one at a time, and beat well II MAXIMUM-MINIMUM UAfNIt CAM uihea too Jcrvc Ibeje after each addition. Add grated The minute you slip THERMOMETERS H cheese and beat until thoroughly into one of our An Ideal Cxift for DAD ...... $6.25 and $7.75 we blended. Add dissolved yeast. Sift S together the mustard and flour and g “occasion” dresses, add gradually to first mixture. Beat S you’ll catch the GIVE A ELECTRIC SHAVER well. Drop a heaping teaspoonful § PERFUMES THAT LAST W IT H BLUe STK£AK HEAD 3 inta greased muffin pans or onto a « holiday mood. SCANTLAND greased baking sheet, allowing ^ about 2 inches of space between ^ You’ll delight in the each. Let rise until light and spon- ^ sclectian of black Gillette ARISTOCRAT gy. about 1 hour. Bake in a modern ^ GIFT TECH ately hot oven. 375 degrees F„ for or jewel tone RAZOR 20 minutes. Makes 24 rolls. . 1^ cocktail or CERTIFICATE i OATSIEAL FARES (SCONES) k afternoon dresses. 1 cup sifted pastp' flour K 3 teaspoons baking powder X ■teaspoon salt ^ 1 CUD fine oatmeal X 7/ ^ 3 tablespoons mi'i-flavored fat ^ 2 3 cup milk Q '1. Sift together the flour, baking $ 243 Bernard Ave. Fhone 735 nr>u’dt?r and salt. Add oatmeal. Scantland’s Goya, Europe's moit discussed perfumer, Blend in the fat and add milk. ^ Listen CKOV each Satur­ Limited has put each of-his flawless fragrances in p i l H I i Knead lightly on a floured board X a tiny handbag phial to sell for 75 cents. until smooth. Roll out to ’.(-inch X day 10.30 a m. to Heather’s 'I'lu: .Aristocr.'if of Gilcttc ‘Your Ladies’ and Children’s Three jragraaett now avail^ihU. thickness and cut into triangular X "Award Of The Week”! kazor.s ill jire.senlation case shapes or rounds. Brush top of each X Apparel Specialists” ■'GARDENIA' 'STUDIO' /GREAT EXPECTATIONS' and com plete with ten hlade.s .. .r.. -i..; jiCPiiSMBj. ■: with milk and bake in a hot oven, v* “FINEST IN FASHIONS Phone 82 Bernard Ave. Txjw, Fresh, Bittersweet Twilit, Romantic Subtle, Alluring' 425 degrees F.. for 15 minutes, y AND FABRICS” 6 - 0 0 For Sale by; Makes 12 :podium*sizcd Farls or S $ _GORDON:S--GROCERY—and GILMERVYN _Scoiici______

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KANTA H iUUItiri.At B •S.tfft .Ur*; L,: v,f-. i- f, ity planning is now within the pro­ ed consideration Rarticul.ir refer- location of the Irrigated acn-age in vince of Uie tegional planning dl- cnce was made to the fact that ir- the region, us well the location J-jll vi-.i j-i t(..- .-..Kifa Ci-JU's >if SMITH’S MKAT More About TRADE BOARD More Alxiut (. t t iI.. u th*' 5..'!tr*/n vi-Jon, deiiartincn* of municipal af- ligation acreage in the region is of land which was ccmsklerc'd by t'f }(■ I C'i u v f fairt;. Industrial development and praclicrdly the sme bs before the Irrigation dl.stiicls and certain in- ' f J‘., l->' MARKET OPENS RE-AEFIRMS VALLEY planning and consideralions of fu­ population Increase. There was u dividuals as j>oteuUaUy Irrigable. MEMORIAL ture welfare I'f the province come .•an.’iH actual net increa.se of some Areas to which water could bo pum- within tile m'ojh- of the regional 'niY €OI Itn.K C'l.ASSIFIKII TAX STAND FRUIT acres since 19311 In the whole ped w ere abso shown, r<>R q i H K III sri/r.s ON RICHTER ST. ICE ARENA development divl.sion, dcparlincnt area from Grindrod to the Bonier. The whole question of iHipulalkm f’oini'iob’ Vvlth » tioKlori) teftinei- of trade rtnd indu.stry. including Kcrcrneo.s and Cuwston, and utllizutton of hind was referr- alion unit, .SmlUi's Market, lo- From I’.ij’e 1, Column 3 Members Opposed to H.C. From Page 1. Column B Regional advisory eonmnttcc.s and it was reported, ed to a sub-committee for further r atetl in new premiies on tfie eorner Sales Tax for Payinj; cormmmlty eonimillecs are the A mai) wa.s produced .showing the development. ANNUAL was pointed out that it would ten:ardle.s.s of the ago of the wife. ons , two subject.-; brought up at the Intion Act. William Kane, secretary-manager last meeling—after brief discu.sslon The Stevens ijroperty, Cawston <10.00 p in, to 1,30 a.rn.) BEER of tlie Legion, reported Unit a.rcso- were left over for the .'iltontion of hcnclies and Southern Okanagan Carl Dunaway's Orchestra "Use the convenient C.O.D. lulion had gone forward from a the incoming executive, (irojecls were all diseussed in rela­ YOUR LINENS Delivery System . . I’lione zone meeting in Armstrong last tion to the I’.F.U.A and Uie V eter­ ARE S Your Gov't Liquor Store” Sunday, calling for the Dominion ans' Land Aet administration. A AdmiBsion .... $1.00 - $1.50 Command to organize a "lobbying” P.F.R.A. office lia.s been opened at WHEN ENIEItl'ItlSE BUEWEIIY L'l’D. group during the pre.seiit session of BYATT HEADS Karnlooiis. USE — SEE YOU THERE! UcvcIstoUc, B.C. parliament. C. C Kelley, provincial soil .sur­ 30-3C ao-dc Mr. Kane also reported that the veyor, said that furttier soil survey recent pojipy campaign had rc.sult- OYAMA LEGION work had been reqiieslcd for the ed in a net amount of $1,059.10. i J i *1 TUT I- T-. , . Stevens area, but had not yet been ***«^3tns*€tcictcic«:'€’€ic«:icw:tcisagffl}S»5ffla3aasiasasisi3iaai5}38»aa3ai5iaB>aiaiaiaiibi»^n,?iiTyi^ ing the first three days of the A Cellophane Packages J, course, the school is being moved to I;-:' A Bulk Black Knight. Mountain, Kelowna, A Boxes for the balance of the week, it was announced today. Local ski officials are looking for % as many ski beginners as possible turning up at the Kelowna Ski Bowl SUTHERLAND’S IDEAL on Friday, Saturday and Sunday so that Vajda’s 15 pupils my demon- m trate their worth and receive their Phone 121 BAKERY Bernard Ave. certificates. Instruction is free.

|tstctetsisie;&iTCi«ie%%is%t(Pststs;s%3€tsts%ts!(ustst6teetstgtst&ietsiststeiststst«!stei GAME WARDEN W ith Christmas just two weeks to go . . . “For the 1 Love of Santa Claus Give Something Useful’ § ^ |E There’ MUST be some­ IS TRACKING Give her a Housecoat . . . She will be thrilled with one you wish to make one . . . Lovely and warm . . . Lovely to look at (mSh Happier this Christmas. DOWN COUGARS and warm to wear ... You know the answer. You know,” said the Old Timer 1] m FAMOUS PLAYERS ENTERTAINMENT •— Theatre Gift Tickets Don Ellis of Kamloops In Ke­ this morning, “it is a little funny to lowna District Following Up read some of the expressions of labor FLANNEL HOUSECOATS— n — NOW SHOWING — Tracks of Cat's leaders and politicians in the Old MONDAY, TUESDAY Country just now. Pure wool, soft and warm. “Notched collar style” and ROYAL WEDDING One of the Interior's best-known • “Button to the neck style”. Self color and some piped at 6.45 and 9-08 p.m. cougar hunters, Don Ellis, Kamloops “Everybody is scolding the work' in contrasting shades. Lovely pastels, soft rose, reseda, A DOUBLE BILL PROGRAM game warden, and his son, Buddy, ers for what they call ‘the universal turquoise, grey blues, powder and darker colors, wine, PICTURES are in the Kelowna district track­ reluctance to do a hard day’s work.’ Taken by Paramount Newsman deep rose, navy, green, etc. Sizes 14 to 20 and women’s — COME EARLY — ing down cats. All day yesterday Yet I wonder if some of that Show times: Friday, 7, 9,03 they were in the Joe Rich- district, sizes 40 to 44. Prices— but results of their search were not universal reluctance doesn’t stem' Saturday, 2.53, 4,56, 6.59, 9.02 immediately known. from the things the same labor Last Complete Show Sat. at 9.12 The Kamloops game warden is ^13,95, ^4.95, ^17.95-‘"'“^25.00 ATTEND IVLUnNEE SHOWS and expected to return to his home leaders and politidans have been help reduce crowd Saturday night. shortly. The men are using a dog telling them in the past? ; that has taken part in only a few CHENILLE HOUSECOATS— A Melodramatic Thriller . . . kills. As soon as the assistant shows “In the past they were told that he is capable of handling the dog it they were the victims of thej>lan' White, rose and blue. Plain and is believed the warden will pull out lessness and exploitation by mpn' trimmed ...... 6.50 THE’MOST*’ for - home.------—r------The local game warden, W. R. Dpoly 'capitalism. All they had to do to attain ease and : d e c e it fu l ; Maxson, was unable to say how long WOMEN’S ESMOND HOUSECOATS—' the hunt would last. He said there luxury was to put the ■”WM A N |:A 5? were fresh tracks of cougar report­ Plain colors and figured. ed from Scotty Creek yesterday socialists' in power, so $ morning. “I hope * the hunters get that everytl^g could be Sizes 34 to 42. Price ...... 5-50 'em," he commented. planned and there would 3B*. be no more exploitation. SATIN and BENGALINE HOUSECOATS— i W E D i And now when they tell I them they have to work These arc very lovely in eggshell, black, turquoise and green. / harder and longer hours and do without more than ever, it doesn’t T4.95 «15.95 sound much like the pie in the sky CHILDREN’S BATH ROBES— NTERNATIONAl PICTURES they were promised so , often. pm«Rh for CHRISTMAS ! in sizes 2, 4 and 6 years. Esmond and Chenille. EDWARD G. ROBINSON “hlaybe our present system isn’t $2.00 and $3.00 perfect. I'm not saying it is, and I LORETTA YOUNG per dozen drink the government, and industry, Also— and labor unions, should be working ORSON WELLES together all the time to improve it AUR£D JANET MARC and make it work'better and pro-, Bedroom House POT PLANTS ducc more and give everybody a and DRAKE'BiJyR'PlAT] in good variety. better share of what is produced. — also — But I think it is a better system . — also — GENTLEMEN PLE.4SE NOTE: than anything the planners can “SKI BELLES” WITH GUNS WE DELIVER dream up, and if you keep your eyes Ski Enthusiasts Attention open to what is |bing on around COME EARLY CARTOON - NEWS Phone 511-R the world you are not likely to for an extra to go with her Housecoat 77 Cadder Avenue c tne to any other conclusion.’’ CHECK BELOW — OUR PRICES lor ★ ★ X- F U R f a b r i c MULES for the Teen-Ager, $ (T?k views of the Old Timer are presented in powder blue and red ...... 5-50 “GIFTS OF HAPPINESS” BEBLOW weekly in this newspaper under the sponsor'^ ship of the Briti^ Cohrmbia Federation of MOCCASINS in plain, fur trimmed and bead trimming, aiATINEE 7 tickets for ...... $1.00 GREENHOUSES Trade and Industry). 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