THE KELOWNA COURIER Nl'Mm-R 45 Kelowna, I'nilish ( oliniiltia, I'lun sda\’. |une Oili, l ‘* l() VOLUMK CHERRIES ARE THEY ARE TRAINING FOR WAR BOAT OWNERS Home Defence Unit Detailed Policy Not NOW MOVING ASK COUNCIL FOR SLIPWAY Inaugurated W ith FROM SOUTH i To be Formulated Delegation Seeks City’s Assist­ Ten Days Earlier Than Usual ance for Accommodation of —Vegetables Moving :v Parade of 400 Men For Two Months i f Pleasure Craft Clierrii'S will mature in the Ok- Jlei )resenting more tluin forty boat miacan al least teu clays earlier owners in the Kelowna district, a Large Turnout Last Night in City Park Athletic Dominion Department of Agriculture Gives Sym ttuui usual. li.C. Tree Pruits Ltd., delegation of six interested persons Grounds—More Than 300 Men Line up in Seven sitif'le sellinii aiieucy, stated on met the Kelowna City Council on pathetic Ear but Points Out that it is Uoolhardy Yt^ednesday. Already eheiu'ies have Monday evening to request that a Platoons—Another Hundred from Districts Are A/Tnlrp. Dpfinifp PlansT>Ionc forfnr Government Assist- been moved from the OlWer-Osoy- boat slipway be eonstiueted for the Ready for Action—Officer Commanding Bill to Make Dennite r-iailb lui ^ T?nrUr'i11v oos section and Binf?.s will be rnov- purpose of floating boats into tlie Shugg Outlines Plans for Converting Volunteers ance Now When Progress of War M a y R adically quantities from the sciuih by water in the spring and taking them Within Short Space of T. ime--- the end of next wwk. PenUcUm is into “Best Unit in B.C.”—Platoon Cornmanders Alter picture vviunu ::;m-eted to have Iling chonin out in Uie fall. Previously, the C. ll.P. slip at the foot of Bernard in City are Appointed and Districts will be Or­ Canadian Advertising Campaign Defini^ y commercial quantities by June 22 avenue was used for this purpose, __Xo Endeavor to Increase the Domestic u„d ouver win be at least at the but this slip has now been torn ganized Next—Again Urge Mobilizing of B.C. peak by that time. down with the purchase of the pro­ Dragoons for Protection and Training Depot for Consumption Another two cars of lettuce wore SiiilPiiSis perty by the city. ship,t)ed from Armstrong on Tui'S- . Active Service Forces—500' Men to be Trained day, m aking a total of six ears thi.s E. H. Oswcll was spokt'sman for the delegation which also consisted season. It is expected that a car 'ii-lir'pf :l '|a-.y: ■ for Guard Duty in B.C. Situation Reviewed Exhaustively t ■V'} ■■ ■■ . - ' ' n ‘r- ^ of Earl M urchison, Dr. C. D. Newby, of lettuce will move from Kelowna A. Lloyd-Joncs, Gordon Finch and before the week-end. <^fj|ON. J. G. Gardiner, Dominion Minister of Agriculture, Market prices are strong and Ok- George Ellis. Expect Recruiting in Valley Shortly lettucc is commanding a The delegation requested that the H gave us a most cordial hearing but as the export prlc^of $2.50 per case There are slipway be built at the foot of Ber­ tion may° be entirely changed-1______1 m six weeks time hfihe IS is not ore-pre ^ ^ ...... "r of lettuce. In each car nard avenue and adjacent to the 334 cases park promenade entrance. More ORE than 400 men, ranging in ages from 18 to 55, turned n nnrrd to formulate any definite plans until the end of July or shipped from the Okanagan, than forty signatures were attached out on parade at the Kelowna City Park athletic grounds parca - d e c la re d A K Loyd, General Manager of Hothouse tomatoes are on the M early in August, declarea /a. iv. J^oyu.^c Wednr^dav move to the outside markets and to the petition presented. The re- night for the inaugural parade of the Kelowna Volunteer B.C.-Tree Fruits Ltd., on his return to his office on Wednesday vegetables are being pre­ Home D^efenee Unit. Under the able direction of Bill Shugg, morning, following his trip to Ottawa. Mr. Loyd was accom- The Kelowna Detachment of the B.C. Women’s & — ,, . o_i-- njf------f TTriiitc- rant. ^jje 1939 apple crop Is ex- of the membership of which is shown above,above Isis one oiof nine mIn me^ S r h S ? ? u r T tV e Officer Commanding the Unit, the men were appointed to their nanied bv Dave McNair, Sales Manager of Tree Fruits; Capt. ------province of BriUsh Columbia. In October, 1939, Mrs. N.R. Kennedy fall. platoons according to districts in which they reside and the D M. Rattray, B.C.F.G.A. President; Major M. V. McGuire, peeled to move from_ KalecJe*! and Oliver by the end of the week or L d Mrs. C. H. Rayment, of Victoria, organized the Kelowna and Such a slipway could be composed preliminary organization has now been completed. More than Secretary of the O kanagan Federated Shippers Associadon ; g,^The‘^"late”s\.^■ ■ it. These two Vernon units with headquarters at Vitoria. of flagstones set f iu s h ^ registered with the Home Defence Unit and still ______ones .with ap- at Victoria Vancouver, Duncan, New Westminster, Port Alberni and W. E. Haskins, Chairman of the B.C. Fruit Board; and it,. J. gj-e the only on ailow"a truck and trailer to lower a further applications are being received. Only persons of rVnmhers Associated Growers President and General Manager, pfea in storage, bn Monday, the Port Moodie. The B.C. Women’s Service Club is the only organiza­ Chambe , balance unsold was .5.600 boxes. tion of its kind in the Dominion of Canada. The necessity of » ^ ^ boat into deep water. or French origin are being accepted in this organization, which This delegation went to Ottawa of this nature for the training of Canadian women to .“J® Most of the City Council members jg planned for the protection of Kelowna in case of any sub- to ascertain what assistance the Do­ GETS GRANT. FOB $50 ------“ essential industries of everyday life when mobilization comes into themselves in sympathy ygj.gj^g qj. “Fifth Column” activities in the city. „ „ e , 4 mr. NEW BANDSTAND IN PARK minion Government contemplates m Passage of a grant for $50 to the effect, is becoming increasingly evident. . , relieving the situation ■ regarding th*o taSL^nlought by the boat own- Once the organization is complete in Kelowna proper. the Okanagan Musical Festival Asso- Recent A*] The club divides its course of study into four groups.—(1) The marketing of the 1940 fruit crop ciation, Kelowna branch, was made Park have been the pain _^g o ^ __ St. John’s Ambulance Course in First Aid, under Dr. W. F. Anderson, ers, as it would interfere with plans various districts will be organized on the same lines, Mr. Shugg iromfrom methe inienurinterior ui. of this province. *),„ Kelowna Council on Mon- old fire engine and placing it on followed by Home Nursing under Mrs. C. G. Burnett. (2) Elementary to beautify that section of the beach states. A meeting is being held in East Kelowna this evening LWm The delegation met the Domimon by Generally, the grants cement blocks, and the buildipg of an(J practical mechanics with actual training through the courtesy o m ight i S ™ lot this purpose and a platoon is already organized in West- minister on Monday morning, May ^ until near the end of a new bandstand opposite the local garages. (3) Clerical, army office routine, 27, but it was not until last week- ‘ vear^but as the musical group Aquatic Club. 'The Kelowna Jun- (4) Commissariat, sanitation and canteen work, under Mrs. S. M. Turn to Page 5, Story 5 bank, as reported m another column of this issue. end that any definite announcement |g g^^ggy^ring to wind up ifs at- ior Band will be using this band- More than 300 men were formed emanat^ from the Department of S exception has stand for its concert this evening ^'^^Lectures are held every Monday and Wednesday evenings. Parade into their platoons last night for the m Agriculture. ^ before the opening Aquatic dance. is held each Monday evening at the Armory with drill and army Kelowna area proper and another Mr. Gardiner was quite prepared oeen maae.------discipline by Major A. R, Willan. Keen enthusiasm for No Appeal Contemplated in hundred represented the district to discuss the export situation as it is shown by all and parades in full uniform, are sniartly performed. surrounding- Kelowna, such as Ben- exists at present, but he pointed out All women in B.C. over 18 years of age are eligible for member­ voulin, South and East Kelowna, m the futility of preparing any definite ship, the desire of the club being to find each member s level, of Combine Case When Wismer Rutland, Winfield, Glenmore and plans when the war situation may Vancouver Board of Trade Here. natural ability. Those wishing to become new recruits may get in Okanagan Mission. alter the picture entirely. touch with Miss E. Dunn. About fifteen hundred persons Gardiner’s Statement Next Wednes. for Conferences The officers of the Kelowna Detachment are as follows. Chiei Says Further Action Hopeless** crowded the athletic grounds rails K i In a prepared statement, Mr. Gar­ Commandant, Miss M. Elmore; Senior Commandant, Mrs. E. Davis; and took seats in the grandstand To Adjutant, Miss M. Gore; Secretary, Miss A. Hughes; 'i^easurer, watch the organization of this Vol diner declared: “The Minister of Agriculture has NVith Members of Local Board Miss M. Crichton; Membership Officer, Miss E. Dunn; Company Capt. D. M. Rattray, B.C.F.G.A. President, Issues unteer Home Defence Unit. The Commanders, Miss M. Royle, Miss J. Schooley, Miss G. Harding. considered the situation placed be­ Statement on Actions of Growers’ Executive lorefore nun him byuy representatives of the ^ i t > J _ _ British Columbia apple industry in Special Meeting o£ Entire Kelowna rsoara on W wcu- ed- 4 r>m?\T TIDI1717 Since Acquittal in Vancouver Assize Couft—At- manner in which the parade was S'tfce S- nesday Night--Fifty Vancouver p n will be UKiVli KELOWNA HAS torney-Gmeral’s Department Says No Further *«wn a, that ticularly that portion of' the------crop —Subject of Main Address Will be On With the DV U^^QDITAT A ction Can be Taken— “P oten tially D angerous what We have attempted in thG' last produced for and normaUy exported War”—Series of Group Discussions Arranged o | nV O rll/A ii Situation” Existed Maintains Growers’ Prexy— two ^las met^wi^^ to the United Kingdom, and in the STRANGLE-HOLD light of experience obtained last for the Afternoon^—Objective is Closer Co-opera­ Asks for Grower Support in Relaying Keliable tow his unit ‘Tm gomg to do year in dealing with a similar mar­ tion Between Okanagan and Coastal Points Inform ation * 4 can to make this •yplimteer umt keting problem. . W. A. SUCCESS ON the b ^ one of its kind, pot only “The Minister believes it to be ad­ in the Pkanagan but in p.C. I f^ l visable to postpone the formulation IFTY members of the Vancouver Board of Trade will arrive Nearly 150 Ladies Take Part in Penticton Takes Decisive De­ O further court action will be contemplated m the'famous- ebnfidfente in toe officers selected of the detailed policy in this regard in Kelowna on Tuesday night next for a twrenty-four hour Organized Drive to Many feat in First Round of Home N combine case involving four men and eight companies of but to attain tota objMt- we ;ifi^ until late July or early August, and Home Annual Series of ftuit shippers and prairie jobbers, it was stated by Capt. D. M. depend upon eyery one of you to when toe position will have become visit. They will arrive on Tuesday night and leave fpr the Beautiful Gardens in District more clear. It would seem probable Qjj i^g^nesday evening. The Vancouver delegation s Golf Games Rattray, President of the B.C.F.G.A., upon his return to the.. play,’’he reminded^the that a program of assistance design- Okanagan-on Wednesday. . This decision has been reached men. “It is a,serious matter we are ^ “at tois^toe might not be most trip is no^ joy Qtinapa^^^^Lv^a^d th^ coastal^ointT Kelowna Hospital Womens Uidess aft consultaticrti'with'"the Attorney-General’s Dep^tment iii undertaking and you will be under suitable in the circumstances obtain- operation between the Okanagan y alley ana tne coastal points. Auxiliary held a very successful the Kelowna Golf Club will retain . k* 1. i. * .u fmm miUterv discinline You will be ing...... two monthsontbs hence.hence. ^ The day wUl be spent in serious discussions between members Tuesday afternoon, the Horn-La^ Cup, f lS® taahSZtoorouJhly and properly and “The Minister has assured the de- various committees pf the Vancouver and Kelowna June 4th, when the beautiful weaL supremacy tetween Kelowna and the decision of Mr. Justice Robertson, who acquitted “ e ac- everyone will be given something m IjM legation.. thatJ*. _A at such later confer- • . r •• ther brought out nearly_____1 ____ one_ hun-i^..M Penticton golfers, for another n nryear, , gused .. on ^May tr - "20 jn nrwVancouver Assize Court,. a. would ^ be “hope- ^ to do. IIM ence its representations will be con- boards of trade, , _„i—J due to the wide margin of points .. “Don’t . forget that this imit has The party will have breakfast at dred and fifty ladies -who enjoyed piled up by the local team at the less. “1"^ i',' iii sidered on a basis ensuring equitable the.. Royal Anne A.,.,.. and luncheon at th«athe the toe polorfiil colorful aildaiid soaciouss^ciw s fiardens gardens pueo up oy tne locai team ^ ^ ------———------——— been organized under constituted Capt. Rattray issued a statement ifeltaa treatment as' between provinces that MISSING FLYER Eldorado Arn.. A. Six SV,.TvS.“,'a“r. K:”sS to*S A n T /n r A 1AT 'nX 7TlT/\T\ : authority ^ d no one can mako-any m J- 4 XV. T3 V A...... rtietviAte 'The Aiiviliarv cleared annual inter-ciuDiriter-club maten.match. rsoip to The Courier late Wednesday af- depend on transatlantic exports for will ne a ainner at tne xvoyai «jm e uibulauvo. a4,c 44...™....-*^. — r--~ a substantial proportion of normal D C D I^D T It QAA717T1 Tnd ^ud eve?yevery membermember oAheof the WKelowna na over over $80-00 $80.00 from from the the affair. affeir, SSaSon ANGLICAN: §YN0D K in apple production. . J W i i r U l A L £ u J ^ rW lili* Board is urged to be present to hear was convened by E. M. —_ enbetantial lead 4- wac After this week, parades will be “Meantime, the Minister has m- ______the Vancouver speaker and the sub- ruthers. ably assisted by a commit- substantial leaq. ^ „ action since toe ^mbine ca^se was held every Friday n i^t. at the City itiated discussions by the delegates „ - . cpmient discussion of his subject tee including Mrs. W. E; Adams, Total points count m the Horn- thrown out of court. He wrote Hon. Park, Mr. Shugg states;. As the with____ departmental______. _ "“On the War,w i i ’ m L H. B. Everard and Mrs. J. F. Latta competition, and Kelowna Gordon Wismer and while in Ottawa ages of the volunteers vary widely, stole steps towards increased home son of Mr. and ]\to. J. J. Roberts,° three Leaders of „„rin,‘.=various okanatran Okanagan in- Hamnson.Hampson. ' now has a lead of 17-3 to take to received a reply from the Attorney they will be divided into various o< .ppie. in p, X—’ .o»,ke A, IN KELOWNA categories. Those who are fit for active drill and training from the Westem^CaM^ ^ r Ifr Force is safe, it was m cemerences mi-uueuuuv v.4. wirs indicated mat ms ju, - „ Delegates Assemble new infantry manual will' receive for Diocese of Koot- this type of instruction. Those who . ■ r A—.-114..;4. are less auuveactive willwj be given other the delegation is assured that thetoe another son s^s H. R. Cottingham, president of Mrs. J. W. N. Shepherd, Mrs. F. . Chester _ Owen will tep oh af 9 gg be, that an appeal would enay Sessions of Anglican of training. Dominion It is expected that signalling, ture will be— prepared4^--.^ to institute . an , i^j.^biS^Save h ^^ Slafcnienl ^ wedneday afternoon. June 5. „in be aupplied volunteers who re- m 1 ia = « nfdeials les^^ezpreyed^ Seven Districts Kelowna City is being divided 53'e^raL 7as;.|ro» NEW, ew- i APPRENTICE s ™ ^ TAKENbn " " t e L " ^ tne after. “ s#tfe .^o'rlf into seven districts. G. D. Camer­ Scotta Fruit Growers.Assoc.at.ons at „„ atlon of reconunendat.ons already „„„„ i„duded. Mesdan.es J. .W. N. juniors will, compete for operated and S Juf continue tlir--- toe national Vpple advisory CO ^ Kelowna City tion disclosed had not operat^nnd and will continue through until on, A. D; Weddell, W. Charman, the Binger Cup. Those juniors who ^gs not likely to operate against the Friday evening, June 8. George Kennedy, W. W. Pettigrew were interviewed. Council and Norman Jack Hilbom S t‘"SX ~.nlnr reg^etlo™ sn;“o«’’tr?Se'SLSfwjr g^e^,; fe tSSie Baldwin’^^w’ Sl^e'ftd ro’^^kSrSly— ! InUresUSlbe-pubij^^^^ -O-pJning Synod evensohg. was and 6 . SL P. Attkens have been so- were introduced m Canada.Whereby was confi^^ ings certificate plan, and has as------rr.erin,. "' V-ioT.riJ iv T’oerWa r ^ w r f.V*'f.''^ ” ''""''‘^" 4^“------•'t------ers in the case under review, the held ,at St. Michael and All Angels’ lected as six of toe platoon com- Growers’ Association church last evening, at 8 o’clock, manders while, the seventh appoin- ^ -the T^rs., .em^^ remain qpaltered.unaltered, that a potentially ^ ^hen Ven. Archdeacon Graham tee has still to be naihed. Mr. Ken- and Ouebec crops were and sewerage system under the ap- “4" . ueo. w T day, June 13, thf eleventh annual relationship existed and p^pached. nedy has not returned from the Do- 1 r'l-iTTiniAted Ontario and Que- prenticeship act and will learn'cori- /i whniA nmippt fnllv exolain- TP^’irn?’ i q ' * the-Trench trophy, one reflected-on adversely both by • rpj^*g 3 Q»(»2ock, a Chor- minion Command, convention of the Sef Lu^nS skS S stmetion. maintenance and opera- ^ Knox and F. Thomeloe, Sr. McEwan Cup Sen^ the Dun®an and the subse- al EucCTst is bei^ held, after Canadian Legion at Montreal but ^ Tum to pIS V s^ tion. . f'*ination amortff the citizens Mrs. W. D. Walker sold plants the Senior handicap cup will be massedpassed in British „,hifvh .^,^,hich the rtarevclergy and lavlay deleeatesdelegates it is expected he wilLwill-assume assume his “InsotaJ^assS is concerned toe from her garden toe .proceeds of pia^^ - ^ ,>11 Golumbia. ' will assemble in session at the I.O. duties on his arrival here. r,f trnrtp 'at the reouest of which she donated to the Auxihary. The Trench trophyjis_open_to all “They feel that the learned judge q .F. Hall. Thirty clergy and more Each platoon will vary m strength Building Permits Now Boosted TTnh T T Ralston minister of fin------^ ^ S' did not sufficiently comment upon than forty delegates are in attend- from 49 to 57 men, Mr. Shugg states, tetlve coi^lttees m WEDDING ANNIVERSAKY The.VFwan Cup is open play ^myseU and the ------=— — — To $70/000 in Five Months congratulations of the rest of r toe ^ in B B.C i- over c ^50 i^years s r of.S ’SS all in our power'to prevent the re--S O ne German: Citizen Registered tificates.“The boards of trade in the inter- Kelowna City Council on Monday enter the Seniors open ^cup p event, ^.y^g^ce of ^a similat situation. ^ Sliding 6 . L; Ijnportont h a n d ic a p O n Local Provincial Relief Lists —Legion Extension is Well befe^^ted ing^Te d^eTatioh’f ’'St,^ a^ w tii AI^^k T When completed, mere wm ue « —= ------1"™™..,, -,,>5-.+ ” 4>n mem______ber_ was quick to second be in the h^ds of H. K.’Todd, Ke- ^ ^ possession wife of Interned Enemy Alien pf the national gipups. drops to 6 Underway heating plant and the necessary arrange conferences at Aid. Joney motion of congratula- Ipwna Captain, by 7 o’clock on fully wnp substahtiated nas in ...... , facts proving 44toe-- Wlte Ot internea Hznemy from- Poland; 5^ from .Q«,oSweden;4^4.n. a 4 Each hall will have a The delegation is leaving Vancou- Receives Relief from Special each from Hungary; Roumania, Ger- Buildings valued at ^more than fronting on ver on June 7th and will visit Sal­ tion to Mayor and Mrs. McKay. June 12. existence of any such situation; T h r e e o’'® each from France, $10,000 were commenced or^ con- gutoerland avenue. mon Arm, Armstrong, Kamloops, should immediately place toe infor­ Three Naturalized Switzerland. Jugo-Slavia, Denm^k, mation in the hands of the Growers’ Fund — inree waturaiizea templated in the past month, ’The hall was badly needed, states Vernon, Kelowna, Penticton, Sum- Germans on List Austrjia, N orw ay an d HpUaind. building permit fibres at the Ke- jj ^ M. Gardner as the present merland, Oliver and Princeton, re- Association in order that proper and William Blackwood suitable steps may be initiated to The list includes 20 alien citizicns. lowna City office reveal. At bujiding is quite inadequate for the turning to Vancouver on June 15th. correct the matter forthwith.” There is one German citizen on That is foreign born residents Who end of May. the total value of per- gunday School and the many other The Kelowna board has appoint the provincial relief lists ol toe baVeneyer takenout toeir natuiral- mits issued from that officeramoun- parish organizations and-functions, ed a special committee to handle Poundke^per for City of Kelowna Letter to Wisnier South Okanagan and that one citi- iration papers. Six of these Jjare ted to $70,573, inaicaimgindicating thatinai the buildinghiiildinff committee consists of the details of the Vancouver boardpoara s Capt Rattray also revealed a copy zen is toe ■wife of an enemy alien United States citizens; 4 are Polirti; building booih which conmenced jj ^ Gardner, Chairman; E. N. Visit to this city. The committro1 D Whi- ta *U44„ Kf. =hftt bv the bound- of the Tetter sent, to Hon. Gordon who has been interned and bis wife 3 are natives of Sweden andv 2 here three years ago is still con- ,„fgjw Hardv Secretary: A. J. Prit- composed of J. H. Horn,R o D. S h Whi- ^ e . City C o u n c il Moves to Rid Ke- t e e L ? ^ be shot by the l?o ^.to^^y^der date of May 30. The is beii^ prodded ^ to relief ^o m claim alle^ance to Roumpia. tihuing, despite toe present war chard, Treasurer; H. A. Blake- tham. D. Ffilmore and L " ^ „ Keeper. _ , ^ ______« ______letter follows: a special fund on toe authority of is one Swiss, one Dane,\ one Hun- conditions. . „ , bprougto, D. Dendy, T. Treadgold, ------lowna of Dog Nuisance—Un- Even if a dog js proi^rly licenc- “The British Columbia Fruit the Dominion government, garian, one Russian and' one Cer- Permits taken out in May, al- W. B. Hughes-Games and F. C. Was- ■ A KT A A AT though only seven in number, a- licenced Dogs in District ^ot unde^ contaol. Growersw/owers Association is anxioue anxious to to The provincial Tdief covers all man,. son. Jim Emslie is in charge of CA N A IJIA N toen'it'is Uable to be impOdiided. know whether the decision recently relief t^es in toe provincial toe list there are 63 names mounted------to- $10,243. • Two new re- building operations, Bring Fines for Owners Ttallce^^^^ ^^(Tdown by Okanagan outside the ur- wWch toe average Canadian might sidences were commenced, on^ lor i^re funds are needed to com- SOT in tob matter of the fruit com- ban and i^ a l municipalities Of Ke- consider to be “German.” Investiga- F. Weyland, at a ®°^ pjg^g ^j,g operations, as only slight- ARTILLERY CORPS Continuing its effort to rid Kel- taken d S btoe wm be taken as. final by the lowna, Peafchland, Glenmore and tion shows that 49 persons with al- toe second for\^. Stockley, with a than half the needed a- owna of its dog nuisance, the Kel- trict regards Sum erland. Jeged "German” names were bom permitermit valuevaiue 01 oi ?>o,ouw.$3,800.^ , ,. ^ . ^ ^ _ mount of $3,000 is inm hand. It is a w Garner and Johnnv Harri- owna City Coimcil on Monday which are; ruimmg wild It is the view of this association A review at the present time of in Russia and 14 came, from Hun- not been licenced. ®4*!f aU? Wall in Tfe- boP®d^ fo d<) somc of the _by , Kelowna, have been accented evening agreed to- emploj r»n vridav ^ 31 five owners that a potentially undesirable com- the birthplaces of the 153 persons gary and 14 fr<«n German^r. 3 ^oJ^ WCTe’b S h t before blnation existed and since little or on this relief interesting for Roumania^ 2 fooni Austna.1 from Wish to cmt^iw^m mi^ shortly for Victoria, preparatory to up a year’s contract wito hun. waretr.te-T. x. x. F. McWlIIlamz oersons in were district re- given no in the judgment, I shallPjSf be.£ her were born m^Canada^ and a la^. ^ ,, T. building permit for $2,700. may^tact S«retaty H ^y. joining toe First Canadian Division Mr. Blackwood will have power police co^. ^ l^ O T n s \rore | to have ybur views in the mat- sixth in the United States, In other , C)f ,the. 4 persons on the roll lyho Concrete Pomr^ Another major alteration U to re-inforcements, mr,Mr. to round ,mup nilall doesdogs cauehtcau^t with-with' sidents of the Vnnnina district, tiniioenped and w ere gaa ter to Sihbc naye^yuui^wvw^^^ the time for appeal is{„ „,„Vdawords over hnHhalf o# of thn the nomonq persons re-' re-’ werewore horn born in Germanv.Geimany. threetoree areMe Concrete for; the foundations of the Canafian ^gion hall in_^- jj^nggg attached to their col- charg^ With keeping imucenc 44.4.44,444 c*,. particularly*______anxious ceiving - relief .from .this source were naturalized Canadians white the thele addition to theme -^gMcan/wisucaii Patoam- xuwiia, jyh«e wii« v jj” ? TheyThev pa^edna^ed their medical board Tars lars and willwiu havenave .iurisdictioujurisaiciiou overui do^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ possibility of action be not born onjhta continent. Fifty-three ^oMto^fe toe w ^ ^h.Hall w^ ^u^last w^and stray rats, ^d lost owing to delay. I shaH be glad, were born in Canada and 25 were zen who has. been ,'irrterhed and'rliis it has been decided to cany on The p ^ it value of this work is set ^ ^ Gmiier has had three greed that the City will Pay t o e r S o ^ i f I mity have your views born iu the Uitited States. The 24 wife is being provided for from ^ a with the bui?<«ag_^th the fun^ at $ W^ in the Royal School Blackwood $L50 per animM whi^ by addressed to mfe at toe, which were bprp.in_ the British Isles spectal firad set up .by toe.Dommion in hand and to complete it as con- Other building i^rmits taken outJ Winifipeg’Md ^d- is imj^cted’and not Maimed by u ^ ^j^ ^ each ^ K ^ glatSx toiMer."ot^ 4 tributions come in. in May include: Mrs. D. SUcock, with oiirfwith 21 "Russi^ forming a elosevcally by the,provincial relief-de-n The addition will be a large halL private garage, $25;_ Jakob Bauer,r uated with a sergeant’s certificate, the rightful owner. - i. im M iA onae nf ^2*50 and SI 75-costs th a t’l ;xnay :conn : zi;^;%Sr-^"ihede;ih-«7ihe prei Repair. »«3r Mr.. L. E. de„„e„S were Doopea in D. 0 B.C. TOUik."Within .a certain «»cespace o. .nne, H paid ik«. ol $2.80 $1.70 organiratiem in" ,British Columbia.” second. From that figure the size partment ^ ., the animals are not claimed, then each. - ' building, on the east side of alterations, $475. ^ Dragoons. , .

' 1 1 as many of you have, we sugge"t iliul e a -stiil futtiier i C'poii-i bility. Tiie lime !i.i> for I< sting the value ca tli.it II.till not only by yourseives, Init by otlieis (if vour raiH-. who took it, and wlni today are making ligld e«l tdiluiial |'aj;c iu it* tla»» in Canada. Some of wliom arc even openly sneering had begun tluit I ran acren.s two bits of writing wliich made me feel immeasurably betteT. In tlie Intervening Winner, 1938 :it C;tn:i(lians .and other British-liorn, telling them M. A. James Memorial Shield that this war means nothing to them iicr.sonally. week ttie Flanders force has been successfully and mag- nilleently evacuated but every one of us knows ttiat Knililnnulic of llic IkbI fionl pane in it* clai* in Canada. 'I’hat while the Brilislidiorn go overseas to fight “their war,’’ they will slay here and hold good be,'fore tliis w ar is won, there will be oUier dark days, G. C. Rose, President , b' A '' , and I am iJassing on tlie'se two stiort article's in tlie liojre R. A. Fraser, Secretary. jobs, "liccaitsc their countries tire not at war.” that during Uie dark days tlie-y may bring u little relief, R, P, MacLcan, Others who arc not only making light of a little confidence to some wlio may read Uiein here . . . their oath, lull arc openly or under cover working r p m Editor and Manager ’ t ;; 'i; Tlir Kflnwna ('oiniiT lian liy fat tlic nrfalc"t circulation <>f against the country vvliich gave them a living, THE. FIRST IS FROM the pen of Lady Naiiton, of H nny ncwHpa|»cr ciiculatitiK in llir O n tia l OKaiiaKUB valley. shelter and protection, by teaching among people Winnipeg, who, echoing the challenge of Queen Eliza­ beth, quoted Her Majesty’s recent words: “Christian THUUSDAY. JUNE Gtli, 11)40 of their own iialionalilies doctrines which arc not 'j/ ' British, and which, ptirticidarly in these troubled standards and values are being challenged at all points and a purely material conception of life offered in their HHM times, .arc actually disloyal. What Can W e Do ? / r e i a w t t q place. It is for you to take up the challenge” .... “Wc These men took the same oath as you of “What can we do?’’ That is the quc.stion A are sure of the courage of our men on active service,” foreign birth who arc loyal. 1 bey :uc untiue -Photo Courtesy Ribelln Studio Lady Nantoii declared, "but that is not enough. It must which countless i)fitriotic citizens are asking as not only to Canada, but to you. and they do barm be supported by the erfual devotion of the men and the anxiety grows over Fiftli Column movements to your staudiiig as citizens. efforts which the government has indicated as nickels, dimes and tiuartcrs to the airplane fund, women who remain at home—and that will be inspired and feelings heighten as a result of the war news. live in Canada live to l)uy certificates and stamps? The government largely by the women. Today the morale of our fighting Like you, they bad to live ii desirable rather than liavc a multitude of cam- forces, abroad and at home, is largely in the hands of We would suggest, in the first place, that years before they took this oath, so they knew p.aigns none of whicli could reach their desired waitild tlien receive tlie money just as surely as everyone keep level-headed, ;ind that they co­ those women who, through their homes, mould the atti­ (piitc well the benefits citizenship of this country goal? Would it not he better for the Penticton it would from tlie airplane fund and it would tudes of our men .... The things that can undermine operate with the authorities in every way. One woulil give them, and the duties and responsibil­ man to purchase $500 worth of war certificates liave no strings attaclied and could he used for our strength on the home front, that can weaken our of the greatest trouble makers at a time like the ities of citizeiisbip, too. and all the rest of us who w'ould contril)utc our W'hatevcr i)uri)ose is most necessary'. every effort, are the intangible but evident things such present is the accepting of rumor as fact, and the ICacli one of them took thi.s oath; “I swear as fear, worry and confusion, loss of faith in the present and the future, the lessening of moral control .... Many subconscious tendency in hunn'in nature to e.x- by Almighty (iod that I will be faithful and bear aggerate or add to a story. women are haunted by a feeling' of helplessness. We are true allegiance to His Majesty King George VI, apt to think that nothing we can do really counts. Yet The truth is that m:iny of the people of this bis heirs and successors, according to law. ,So every home in every village is on the home front. In district have almost lost their heads in this matter B ritain or F rance N e x t ? help me God.” every one of these homes is a woman. It is she who of accepting every rumor as truth and in speed­ That was the deal you and they made with Hitler’s Propaganda and Mussolini’s Threats Intended determines its spirit—the atmosphere in which the family By WILLSON WOODSIDE to Keep us Guessing up to the Last Minute ing it on its way with the addition of their own Canada. Canada has done its part. Now it is lives. Think of every home in your community as a vital centre where faith and determination and the spirit embellishments. up to you tt) do }'our.s, and to speak, think and During the |xist two weeks |)ractically every It seems almost as impossible to sudden surrender of his own army covering the Flanders of teamwork are born and cultivated and taken out Into act loyally. crowd the overwhelming events of ports jiist at the moment that tlie Nazis were reaching the world” .... To the womenfolk of men on active jierson in the, district who bears other than a the past week into a brief column out to close the sack on our forces, to suggest that ho service Lady Nanton had a special word: “I am one The time has come for every man and woman was actually in complicity with the enemy. This evi­ definitely British name has been Iirandcd as a as it does to find words for the be­ of a growing army of Canadian women upon whom the w ho took that oath t(.) jtrove that he or she meant trayal by King Leopold of the arm­ dence is, however, purely circumstantial, and the full Nazi. The rumor-mongers t;ike no cognizance it, for everyone in Canada faces the same enemy ies he had summoned to his aid, the truth will not be known until the history of this tragic future will make special demands. My eldest son is now of the fact that Poles, Russians, Rumanians, epic rear-guard action of the Allied chapter in Belgium’s history comes to be written. overseas with the Royal Canadian Air Force. For many and the same danger, and we all owe allegiance troops in Flanders, the stirring res­ At any rate the almost miraculous rescue of a large of us there will be separation, suspense and loss. Our Czechs, Danes, Norwegians and persons of other part of the British and French Flanders force left un­ to one flag, and one flag only. cue of a large part of them froni strength will be determined by the way we meet these . natiomdities may be as definitely anti-Nazi as the outstretched claws of the Nazi covered by Leopold’s defection has tempered the bitter­ Not so much by group meetings and resolu­ tiger by the Navy, the ever more ness against the young King. The retreat on Dunkerque th’ngs. It is a, great testing time for mothers who are the Marjoribanks, the Cholmondeleys, the Fras­ tions, hut in everyday life, at work, on the street wonderful feats of the R.A.F., the and the actual evacuation, an operation always among the centres of family life. We can either become nervous ers, the Camerons. Apparently the rumor-mon­ steadiness of the British and French the most difficult and dangerous and made incomparably wrecks vyho demand that children tiptoe and husbands and at home. ■ more so today by the constant aerial observation, bomb­ gers choose to assume that if a person bears a people in the face of the most ter­ consider us first, or we can become a centre of power W'c ask you wdio are leaders among your rible military offensive in history ing and strafing of the enemy, will go down in history and comfort for all members of the family. Think of the name which looks as though it sliould originate pecople to tell theni that they must show ho\v »r A -A^ (ought we over here to be less stout- as one of the finest exploits of the British forces. Indeed n in Europe east of France, that person must de­ Willson Woodside j^ea^ed?), and the real beginning by the naming of the circle of defences around Dun­ fears that settle like a black cloud over our lives—fears they stand. of Canada’s war effort. kerque the “Corunna Line” it has already been coupled for those we love, fear of the unknown, fear for what with Sir John Moore’s famous retreat in face of Napol­ finitely be a German synipathizer. If the truth the future may have in store for us. The natural tend­ were known, we imagine, it would be found that ■ Looking back over the German campaign to learn eon in ,1809. M® what we can from it during this brief breathing spell Now the thing to be decided is whether on balance ency is to stiffen under strain.' The time comes when nine out of every ten persons in that section of A Challenge while' Hitler re-organizes his forces for their second Hitler has gained more than he has lost and whether we break. Instead of stiffening we need to learn to relax spring, it does seem as though things have come out he still has the strength left to finish off what he has and to go to God for strength. Then we can face what­ Europe are as definitely opposed to Hitler as we Canadians today are being asked to buy War pretty much as the Germans planned, except for the started. For let me repeat once again, he has to knock ever the future holds without faltering W e women in this country. Savings Certificates. What does this mean? It high price which we exacted and the escape of an im­ out France and Britain completely and right away or he i And the rumor-mongers care not what hard­ portant part of our army. If the Dutch held out longer has lost, while we have only to hold on until his fury can reinforce the fibre of the nation by the moral firm­ means this ; That our ansvyer will be the measure than the Germans expected, the Belgian frontier defences has passed and final victory is assured to us. He has ness of our own lives. Our task is to keep the home ship they may inflict on innocent persons as long of our real devotion to democracy. To, freedom. seem to have given way much more quickly. They gained one of his objectives, the Channel coast, but has ties firm, to have the power to give ourselves unselfishly gave way so quickly, in fact, that the Germans sweeping been partly cheated of the other, the annihilation of as they can roll around their tongue and spew We have been told that democracy is de­ through the hilly, wooded Ardennes (too tough for in­ the Allied armies in Flanders, and he has undoubtedly to those nearest to us so that they may remain true to out the probably false information that such and cadent. That our ideals of freedom are meaning­ fantry passage in 1914, but ideal cover for motorized been forced to pay a far greater price than he expected. their own highest principles” .... such a person is a German. During the past two columns ' today) reached Sedan before General Corap s Is his strength relative to ours greater or less today than ■ >1 ■ ■ . ■ -r - p m ; less. That our way of life cannot compel the Army was properly in position there. A gap was made when tie started? His losses in man-power are estimated weeks very definite and serious harm has been devotion that goes to the totalitarian creed. which was literaUy pushed all the way to Calais. It at half a million kiUed and wounded and are almost THE OTHER AI^TICLE cbmes from the typewriter done in this district to persons whose desire is never was stopped, because the German invaders could certainly greater than the British and French. But it is of Sandham Graves who, writing in the Victoria Cblonist I ■ War Savings Certificates can answer, and move faster than the French defenders and Leopold kept not man-power but machines which have given him his to see the Allied cause victorious. Many startling powerfully, to that indictment. To the extent the British and French armies in Belgium from falling decisive advantage over us so far, and here his losses on May 25th, said: “ It has tost the German army 500,000 stories upon investigation have been found to back in time. are on a much greater proportioh; probably between a men, 1,500 planes, and tanks to get into Position I H i that we buy them we will tell whether or not This act of Leopold’s was so fateful that it is being third and a half of his tanks are out of action, and a No. 1 on the W esti^ Front. It is a fancy-lookii^ posi­ have no foundation on fact or that the facts were devotion to democracy and liberty does exist ; 'Coupled with the strange death of his pro-Ally father, fifth of hi8 first-line planes. tion, but may prove imtenable; Like other spectacular so badly garbled that they gave an entirely er­ found dead at the bottom of a cliff while presumably The French, for their part, have had time to re-form whether there exists the reality of democratic out climbing alone, the marriage of his sister to the their line, and though they have lost a quarter of their things about this war, it has been too good. Right now, roneous picture. responsibility, of democratic loyalty, of demo­ Crown Prince of Fascist Italy, the breaking of the allir first-line strength, there is no army in the y^orld in such Germany is bleeding from a mmh artery, man power. The situation is one which reflects no credit cratic unity. ance with France in 1936 and accepting bf a guarantee a good position to fill the gaps with reserve officers and Her morale, already shattei:^ at &ba, has taken a bump from Germany in .1937, the refusal to hold staff talks men. They have had time, too, to improvise defensive in the air, a bad bump. For awhile her multiplicity of upon the people of this district. It is even report- In Franee-today the watchword is : Advance metiiods for -dealing with Hitler’s new tactics, .whose and arrange a common defensive plan, yet the appeal machines will conceal that fact, but not for long. That persons with foreignAiames their legitimate ob­ or die. In England'~Mr; Gfiurchill exclaims: “I to them nevertheless to leave their fortifications on the surprise value is now Used up, and they have become French border and come out into the open Flanders accustomed to the dive bomber. , does not mean that we are through with ‘‘frightfulness.” ligations for services rendered. This is a situation, offer you blood, tears, toil and sweat.” And he plain to the aid of Belgium on May 10th, and finally the T u rn to Page 3, S tory 2 Ori the contrary, there will doubtless be more , of it; but ed that ,some persons are refusing to pay to adds: For all that Britain means, ! appeal to you . now we have taken the measure of the bogeyman. That of which we cannot be proud. Innocent persons . . . ,We must save ourselves from the black night i makes a differmce . . . . iRemembef, please, that one-fifth are being embarrassed and a.ctually are enduring of barbarism.” of the “frightfuln^s”. qf (Sennany has never existed in * hardships because the people of this community Kelowna In Bygone fact. It was bluff, fostered by over-willing agents abroad. In coming weeks, the people of this country (From the files of the Kelowna Courier) When the guns first spoke at sea, it was the German are choosing to take rumor for fact. have the chance of showing whether their thought ships that ran for port, or scuttled themselves. For a There is no doubt that there ate some per­ of freedom’s meaning, their understanding of the “ himdred years to come men will reihember the Ajax, THIRTY YEARS AGO law to . raise money will be submitted to the ratepayers sons in this district who are definitely pro-Hitler meaning of this terrible conflict, is as deep and the Achilles, the Hardy, the Gurka and many another Thursday, June 2, 1910 inside of a month, to defray the cost of meters, fire but the fact remains that there are only forty- real as that of the peoples of Britain and France. hydrants and some additional, pipe.” ship, with pride, ^ightfulness did not ebunt for much “The Kelowna Tobacco Co., Ltd., are very busy filling four enemy aliens from Oyama to Peachland and The real challenge of War Savings Certific­ on the Altmark. It "was “boarders away,” and that was orders for their fast becoming famous cigars, and now all there was to it.. Frightfulness works against light­ there is no reason to assume, that all our natur­ ates is the challenge of whether the fibre of de­ have fourteen cigar-makers employed.” TWENTY YEARS AGO * * * Thursday, June 3, 1920 ships, unarmed tracers and such craft, but not against alized Canadians are disloyal. mocracy is as strong as the-fibre of dictatorship. “S. T. Elliott receivrf five McLaUghlin-Buick motor men-o-war or men. The bogeyman, there, cannot stand What can we do? We suggest that the first cars on Saturday, and to date four have been sold, and “Mr. Frank W. Fraser, a former resident of Kelowna, The challenge- of whether the discipline of the has accepted the position of manager of a cannery at th e pace .... It is the same in the air. When the bogey­ several of our*citizens are now holding the wheel in man comes under fire, something happens to his nerve. thing to do is to keep level-headed; discount Jash is as-powerful a s the discipline of freedom, place of the lines.” Orbville, 'Wash., a few miles across the line from Osoyoos, every story you hear about ninety per cent and Lej Canadians, by buying these. War Savings where Mr. Fraser owns land." It is not as good as ours. It never was. After all, we: ’ • • • be certain that the facts are correct before you Certificates, by answering with all and the least “County Court will be held in Kelowna on Friday,. have been at this kind of thing for a good many years. June 24th. This is the first regular session of the court ‘"The. golf course was opened under auspicious cir­ We started it in coracles. 'Then cockle-shells. Then cumstances on Thursday last, with an attendance of rush to your next door neighbor to speed it on their means the great'cry for help that goes ever to be held here, and it is understood to be due ships of the line with iron cannon, and water buckets to the expressed intention of Judge Swanson, of Kam­ about fifty/including a number of ladies. P. B. 'Willits, its way. . up, show how strong is the discipline of; freedom. loops, to hold court regularly here in future, as only president of the'Golf Club, declared the course open, to put out the fires the cannon started in the enemy’s This is not to say^ that one should not keep Let them determine that it will be remembered due recognition of Kelowna’s position and importance.” and Dr, Campibell drove the first ball. Some play was hulls, so that we might win in fair fight. The British carried on, tea was .served, and the afternoon was en­ have always fought like that. - In the air ij is not dif­ his eyes and ears, open. Do so by all means. But years to come that Canada did not vent its joyed by those who participated.” “DeHart & Harvey have sold, on behalf oti Messrs. ferent; it is just fighting gone aloft, that’s all. Right get facts. Whatever you see or hear yourself anger at brutality and injustice solely in words Jas. Harvey, Sr. and C: Harvey, the tbwhsite ‘Oceola,’ now, ’planes bf the Royal Air Force are. tie-ing ini to report to the police. and gestures, but that it turned at least a part on 'Woods Lake, to Mr. Andrews, an American gnetleman The Ladies'" Hbspital Aid did a rushing business in who has been residing in Honolulu. The store building the supply of refreshments at Kelowna’s celebration of German squadrons ten to twenty times their number, To range from one extreme to the other is of it into sacrifice for freedom in freedom’s hour on the townsite has been sold also, and will be opened M ay 24th. 'The to tal am bunt received was $482.35, w hile teking three and four tb one . . . * . Remember, too, that fatal, either in your own attempts to protect your of dire need. by the purchaser as a general merchandise concern.” expenses amounted .to $160.35, leaving a profit of $322.00. for Germany this conflict on the Western Front is com­ ing from two to ten years too sbori. It was all down community, or in your summing-up of the world “A. N. Ecclestbn captured two cOyote cubs alive on For allowing then: animals to graze on city streets situation. Victoria Day and shot another, while a lourth got away in contravention of the municipal by-law in that regard, on plan. Before this, it was to have been the Balkans, on the Central Okanagan Lands. He made the capture Keep your chin up, beware of idle talk on That Okanagan Airplane six culprits were haled into Police Court betyveen May and oil; Norway, and iron; the Lowlands, and food; by intercepting them before they had time to reach 28 and Ju n e 1, all b u t one, w ho w as f i n ^ $5.00 and $2.50 France, and coal. The populations in the ring of un- your own or anyone else’s part, (carry on and be The suggestion . emanated from Penticton their burrow. They were exhibited in the store window costs, being let off with a caution. of T. Lawson, Ltd.” pacifled statfis were to have transplanted; but that has prepared for any call for your services that may last week that a fund should be raised in the not happened. There has not been time. Nor are they ‘“ The Mikado’ was performed bn Friday evening in From accounts that had come to hand, the damage come. That’s what your friends who have joined Okanagan to purchase ah; airplane for the Royal done to fruit by .May frosts did not'seem likely to prove pacified. Also, France was to have been one big bite, the Vernon Opera House before; a packed house and and Britain another. Together, France and Britain make up for the real thing would ask you to do. Canadian Air Force. The idea is that the people passed off successfully and with credit to the reputation extensive, being confined to certain low-lying localities of this valley should be asked to subscribe a suf­ made by the Kelowna Musical & Dramatic Society on liable pccasibnaliy to such visitations. The K.L.O. Bench something of a mouthful. It is doubtful if there is any seemed to have escaped entirely, and large portions of ficient amount of money to purchase at least one Tuesday evening in Kelowna. The large audience was combination of nations in the world that could take very enthusiastic and gave numerous calls for encores, other districts appeared to be free from damage. them, together. And they are together, as one gentleman To The Foreign Born plane. One Penticton man has. stated that he and it was apparent that the performance was much put it, “right down to our bootlaces!” But .that is what enjoyed.” i At a meeting held bn May 31, attended by delegates Gentlemen:— ^ will give five hundred dollars as; a'starter. from the athletic organizations of Glenmore, Rutland, the war is about. That is the field issue that is tptie • Primarily we address ourselves t^ tnose of There can be no question oL the motives “The best view ever obtained of Halley’s comet was Ellison and Kelowna, it was decided to form .a local decided . . . . War is not just a plan on paper, but some­ you whom we know personally, to thoge who which have ^prompted the suggestion and the idea on Thursday night, about 10 o’clock, just befbre the moon baseball league, to'be known as the Kelowna District . thing that must"be d|emonstrated in fact. That takes a rose. The tail of the wanderer was then plainly visible, Baseball League. A schedule of games was drawn, the bit of doing. Last time, it required four and a half years has very definite points in its favor, especially \stretching, to all appearances, away to the east far across first game to be played on June 8, Officers elected were: ,speak English with ease, who read our news­ to demonstrate that the'German plan was worthless. from the publicity angle. .. the sky. But it was not one-tenth the wondrous sight President, Dr. J. E. Wright; Secretary, J. D. Whith'am; papers, and take part i:i our daily life and com­ promised the world by astronomers arid retailed by the Directors, A. W. Gray, Rutland; R. Watt, Glenmore; H. That it would not work. This tune it may hot take quite munity activities as good friends and pleasant But, after consideration, it \vpuld seem to be daily papers with almost nauseating repetition. The Lang, Ellison; E.'Hill, Kelowna. so long to reach precisely the same result. For German neighbors; whose sons and daughters, grown up a diverting-'of .efifort when the ^same result can appearance in 1910 of Halley’s comet will be handed plans are apt to forget human nature, and human nature down in history as one of the greatest frosts of the cen> A fire of unknown origin caused damage estimated or nearly so, are part of the Canadian pattern. be obtained througli already organized channels. tury, and no doubt those of the present generation who at $18,006 to .the building and; stock of the Leckie Hard- has an uncanny knack of proving the strongest bow in Then w© address ourselves to those of you Persons anxious to assist in the prosecution of will ^ see it return once more about the end of the present. ware. Ltd., oh Bernard Avenue,-bn; May 28. Owing to the field. If'is a long jump from the long-bow of the , , . . f f \ century will...... tell their childrens ...... children what . . a disap .. the c e ilin g . being of m ill cohstriiction, the fire,, w hich Saxon, to power-turrets in the tail of a 40(f miles an hour the war and the equipping of the air force \with pointment it was in 1910.” apparently started,in a small stbrage closet under the who, while good citizens, are not so familiar with airplane; and yet the; same breed of men are involved. the language of the country of your adoption, planes may do so by the purchasing of war'sav- , — ^ \i staircase, did not penetrate to the upper floor of the “ Work is progressing upon the \large extensions to building, but on the lower floor havoc was wreaked on This column, would have been prepared to keep that in but w h o appreciate the fact that Canada has ings certificates and stamps. The government has the waterworks system which are being undertaken this the hardware stock through - heat, smoke and water. _ It reserve as a secret, but George Bernard Shaw spilled . definitely indicated that this procedure is the year by the City Council. Pipe laying will be finished' took nearly an hour’s hard work on the part of the Fire ,the beans. Yes, he said the Germans are done for now given yoA a good home, a good living and'secur­ Brigade'before the dense smoke was, subdued sufficiently, this week and a start made on back-filling. A number that they have made the English angry. And, despite the ity,. and, to your children, a good education and method by which it asks the Canadian people to of premises have been connected with the mains, and to permit tiie firemen, tb entef the pre’misfes.; - ,’- good opportunity. We hope that the better-in- provide it with funds that it may purchase war already many citizens are'using the water for household authority, this column is in entire agreement, for once . . purposes and irrigating, while applications are being The prices paid for butter-fat as at June 1, 1920, In nine months the Allies have little more than cleared Tormed will translate this to you. , material. Why then commence a second cam­ received daily for water. It is intended to put on meters according to an advertisement inserted by the Kelowna themselves for action in the field. That action has yet Creame^, Ltd., were: No. 1, ,65c per pound; No. 2, 63c To all of you we suggest that the time has paign here which would Work to the detriment for irrigating, and all who use over 4,000 gallons a month to come. Position No. 1 has already cost the enemy half will have to pay extra at the rate of 20 cents a thousand p er pound. There prices shpwed a m arked drbp^; froiTi come for. the testing of the oath of loyalty which of the;*:war savings campaign? \ gallons. The monthly rate for 4,000 gallons and under the previous quotatibn in April of 75c and 73c per pound a million men, three months supply of aircraft, and ;y'6u toolc -when you became • Canadian:, citizens. ■' We are all anxious' to help. But wisjuld it not will probably be $1.25, but it has not yet been definitely respectively. Such figures seem almost incredible to perhaps a year’s output in tanks. The process whereby present-day consumers, accustomed to pay somewhere settled, and it is estimated that 4,600 gallons a month will Turn to Page 3, Storj' 1 ' AniV, if you tell us .that you hive fulfilled that be better' to threrw our .weight behind those cover the needs of the average household. Another by­ around 30 cents a pound for the finished product. PAGE THREE THE KELOWNA COURIER THUUSIJAY. JUNE !WJ EAST KELOWNA “PAT” HEWLETT Merc About - BRITAIN OR RPM DO NOT DELAY. PUT THOSE FLOWER SHOW LEADS WESTBANK I Your Estate 2 FRANCE . r — I —~ ...... -~i ^ ♦ ■ - - .... T r e e B a n d s Tin.- out.'UiiKling fVt./It "f til*.- HOME DEFENCE Fnmi Ibit'c 2. t.'ol'.fmii 5 F n .f. P.i,;. 'J ('uM 4 ' ‘ v.vfk at l.»v( V v ' u s Uu.- a i > - ON NOW! mi..il llovv(.T :.li->w. /p'>n;.ui v..i by ,St. an l/iiid/. fu: t* :.t fiuin iua 'I'iu’ /'\(my. 1 vv«,njl(J Maty's Guild, wli.rli wa.-/ Platoon Being Fomicd to Pro­ ni.iin ...it‘ iy ii-i-. l»:-;nii It iru'.\- HAVE YOU MADE YOUR WILL? h.'id ab')Ul two or tin re mou' big and help control the Codling Moth. la !rize. H« ^8=u, i Free City Delivery I’lioiic 29 begins about French "atrocities” to their co-opcralion. tails. Tlic committee consisted of ^r I t Gorman prisoners and about Italian Tlie xtarden drive was especially W. D. Gordon. A. H. Davidson, M. acquaintances and friends in llii.s iind Spanish Intervention, which interesting to m any iK-ojile who did Lewis, M. Hicks and J. Ingram. district, which was formerly their rnlglit indicate thtil France was to not reitliz.e th at such beautiful gar­ As a result, Mr. Hewlett was in­ home; also Miss Frances McEwan, be next instead. Tliat is, of course, dens exist in their own community, terviewed and, though he raised of Vancouver, who is a guest at just the intention of the German because many of tlie garden.s are many objections, both Uie commit­ the home of Mr, and Mrs. M. G. propaganda, to keep us guessing far back from the main roads. tee and the meeting on Monday Hussey. KELOWNA SCHOOL BOARD right up to the last minute. His night felt that he was the right • « • Altogether, the flower show was Home Cooking Sale t ^ I army, too, is in such a position in one of the most successful events choice. Mr. Hewlett enlisted in 1914 Flanders that once it is re-formed ever planned by the Guild mem­ with the 2nd C.M.R. and served A tea and sale of home cooking, Q u i c k and freshly supplied it could be bers. overseas from 1915 until 1919, with held under the auspices of St. turned at short notice either towards • • • lU record of three and a half years George's (Anglican) Women’s Aux­ the Channel ports and, England or Mrs. F. Dyson was the winner of in the trenches. Having held the iliary on Wednesday, May 29, at southwards against Paris. It may be the East Kelowna Girls’ Softball rank of Q.M.S., his military exper­ the home of Mrs. A. C. Hoskins, noted that a new British Army has Club "mystery box.” H. R. F. Dodd ience will stand him In good stead turned out to be a real success. Tenders been sent to the Somme Front, drew the lucky ticket last Saturday now. Quite a large number of ladies FIRE came for the afternoon, and it was where it could either take the for­ afternoon. The community support- Also, following the suggestion of Tenders are hereby invited for painting and mer move in the flank or stand 'ed very well the girls’ effort to the Kelowna officers, the meeting not long before every bit of home directly in the way of the latter. raise funds for their much needed is leaving the appointment of cooking was sold. Some of the lad­ kalsomining the exterior and interior of the 'I®; 'I■''■'4 The threat to Britain, menaced equipment, the club making a profit N.C.O.’s and any other officers to ies, assisted by the hostess, served Primary School. FUEL from the Channel, from Holland and of about fourteen dollars. 'The girls’ Mr. Hewlett, who will confer with tea to the guests, all of whom en­ Norway, as well as by landings of team is badly in need of a coach the Kelowna leaders as to the best joyed the hospitality of the mem­ for Summer .... parachute and air transport troops now that Jack Neid has left. They policies to pursue in the Westbank bers of the Auxiliary. Details of the contract may be obtained at were defeated by the United platoon. * * * working together with such Fifth With $42.00 turned in to the. K e­ the office of the Secretary, Board of Trade Bldg., Column elements as the I.R.A., and Church team last Wednesday, also At the meeting on Monday night, by the Catholic team on Monday some twenty-eight had filled out lowna Hospital Society towards and tenders are returnable by 12 noon on Mon­ bombing from the air, is the most Westbank’s objective, which is to dreadful in her history. France is night, 19-6, registration forms, while several day, June 17th, 1,940. more expressed their desire to do furnish a ward in the new hospital in no less happy a position, with the at Kelowna, art's with $76.(K) prorn- I.; .,.-1 ."J;: BOX CUTTINGS Germans on the North and East and the operation or cause any substan­ so. It is expected that the Westbank ised on the lists already turned in The lowest or any tender not necessarily the Spanish and Italians to the tial loss. 4. The closer Hitler comes platoon will number between forty Order Your Summer Supply^Now! to the main home bases of the R.A.F. and fifty men. to the secretary of the B.C.F.GA., South. Nevertheless, I can see these the more his air superiority dimin­ * * * the amount required bids fair to accepted. , encouraging factors: , j ishes. Considering the lesson of Speaks on Preventorium come up to, and perhaps exceed, E. W. BARTON, CART LOAD $1.50 1. The Germans have probably de­ Dunkerque, oan he hope to so dom­ Miss Ogilvie, matron of the Pre­ expectations. Three of the collect­ Secretary, livered their heaviest blow already. inate the air over the Channel as ors have not reported yet and, as TRUCK LOAD $3.00 ^ 2. France and Britain still stand un­ ventorium, spoke informally at the 45-24-lc Kelowna Board of School Trustees. to land an expeditionary force with regular mating of the Westbank these lists are received and the daunted and unyielding, under su­ heavy equipment in the face of Bri­ money collected, the amounts will The supply is naturally limited so please phon* perb leadership and closer in spirit Women’s Institute, held at the s your requirements in time. tish battleships, destroyers, speed­ home of Mrs. T. B. Reece, on Tues­ be turned over to those in charge; than at any time in the last war. boats, mines and submarines, coastal Talk of France making a separate day, May 28, when quite a large guns, machine-gun nests and barbed crowd attended and brought, as ililiffi: peace is Nazi propaganda, pure sna wire, the R.A.F., and an aroused simple, and anyone who spreads jt well, many donations of supplies, THE KELOWNA SAW MILL is consciously or unconsciously _ac^ Britain? 5. Should he turn instead including groceries, eggs, canned against the French, the latter ought CO., L T D . ing as an agent of Hitler. 3. British fruits and vegetables, etc., for the sea-power still stands between Hit­ to be able to hold him more and annual shower hfeld by the Instit­ more to even terms as the German ute for the Preventorium. Miss Og­ P hon e 221 44-2C ler and the tantalizing chalk cliffs of Dover, just as it did in Napoleon’s mechanical equipment gets used ilvie told those present of the work day Sea-power enabled us to eva­ up. 6. 'While Italy’s air force might of the Preventorium and of the cause much damage if thrown on many things being constantly need­ rowdy by the minute. Speak to cuate the B.E.F. from Dunkerque As O rdered to France’s back, the Alpine passes ed by that institution in the work him.” . just as it would have a century ago and Hitler’s air power, for all its over which her armies would have which it is doing. M other (on sea trip, to husband): Father (reading): "Hello, John- to cross are so difficult that 50,000 save enough to retire at sixty. frustrated fury, could not prevent "Visitors at W estbank during the “Johnny’s getting more and more ny!” defenders might well hold up a million. 7. Spain can hardly be past week or more include Rev. and A SUN LIFE ANNUITY v/ill ready for another fight, after three Mrs. Frank Browne, of New Den­ w exhausting years of civil war. ver, who have been renewing old assist you to be one of them. t h e d o m in i o n e l e c t io n s a c t , 1938 Electoral District of Yale Summary of Return, of Election Expenses SIJN LIFE of CRNBiPI^ ' o v e r il,a9 5.000.000 PAID IN BENm'TS^!jCE_OgC^WI»AnON There is below set out, as required by Section 63 (5) of The pommTon HEAD OFFICE- MONTREAL Elections Act, 1938, a summary, signed by the offimal agent of election expenses made to me by him on behalf of Grote Stirim& J. C. KENNEDY, C.L.U. S. R. DAVIS one of the candidates at the recent election of a *«ember to serve m tte District Agent Unit Supervisor KELOWNA, B.C. House of Commons of Canada held in the above mentioned el^toral MACLAREN BLOCK PHONE 410 district which said return is oh file at my office and may, on payment of a fee of twenty cents, be there inspected and extracts taken therefrom a? InyreLoLble time during the six months next after the I s t j a y of June 1940, being the day upon which the said return was furnished to me. Dated at Kelowna this 1st day of June, 1940. ^ ^ CRAIG Be aefviseJ by women who htdur Returning Officer. I"? SUMMARY of Return of Election Expenses of Grote Stirling:— No. of persons . .—' from whom RECEIPTS Amount received. Receipts, contributions, etc...... $2,611.84 3 Promised unpaid coptributions, etc...... Nil i “ Total ...... $2,611.84 No. of persons PAYMENTS Am ount paid. Candidate’s personal expenses ...... 1...... $, 288.12 undetermined JUlfT Postage .....;...... 5.75 Telegrams ...... 16.39 nil MM191 Petty claims ...... - H ire of premises ...... - 454.30 27 Services 646.64 25 Travelling expenses and hire of vehicles ...... 421.93 20 - ' Goods supplied 220.90 23 r Advertising ..; 603.50 12 Total .... $2,657.53 J ® 3 out of 4 Jam and Jelly Delayed undisputed claims:—Nil. Champions use CERTO SAFETy-PROVED ON THE SPEEDWAY FOR Disputed claims:—Nil. Dated at Kelowna, this 1st day of June, 1940. Mrs. George Collett of Fort Frances, Ont.— Prizewinner yOUR PROTECTION OH THE HIGHWAY 45_lc ...... D. C. FILLMORE, Official Agent at Rainy River YaUey Fair— writes: "I feel m success at exhibiting has been due to the use of Certo. Th^e are many Never before in history have tires been put to such a THE DOmNION ELECTIONS ACT, 1938 definite advantages. First— it is a time-saver. Secondrst ts torturous test as at the Indianapolis Speedway. And a saver of fuel. Third—Best of all it saves the anxiety and Electoral District of Yale ., time of testing as to whether your jam or jelly unit set. never before has any tire so firmly established itself You are assured of success before you start." as a Champion in constniction and perfdrm^ce as well as in name, For into these gruelling 500 miles, Summary of Return of Election Expenses over a rough, hot, brick track, are packed all me So Quick and Easy!—It only takes a very There is below set out, as required by Section 63 (5) of The Dominion Try this Fast, short tinie to make a batch of Certo jam or strains and wear of 50,000 miles of ordinary driving. Elections Act, 1938, a summary, signed by the official agent, of the return jelly. For jams you need give only a one- Tires have to withstand quarter-ton blows, not only of election expenses made to me by him on behalf of Charles IVilliam Reliable, minute to two-minute full, rolling boil— for once but hundreds of times iper minute! Morrow, one of the candidates at the recent election of a member to Economical jellies only a half-minute to a minute. Mrs. serve in the House of Commons of Canada held in the above mentioned Wm. Clark, Prizewinner at Estevan Fair, knows Here is dramatic proof of the extra strength which electoral district' which said return is on file at niy office and may, on Way I how quick and easy the Certo way is. " I t saves the amazing new Safety-Lock cord body proviMS lii payment of a fee of twenty cents, be there inspected and extracts taken time and work over a hot stove" she writes. Firestone tires—of the extra protecdon against blow­ therefrom at any reasonable time during the six months next after the i outs assured by the new and advanced Firestone, 1st day of June, 1940, being the day upon which the said return was furnished to me. Gum-Dipping process—of the extra mileage resulting Dated at Kelowna this 1st day of June, 1940. from the tougher, wear-resisting, new rabber com- H. V. CRAIG, So Economical!— Since very little juice has pounds in the sensational new Gear Grip tread. Returning Officer. time to boil away, you get about half again as much jam or jelly from an equal amount of fruit. No longer can there be any question of which tire is SUMMARY of Return of Election Expenses of Charles William Morrow:— " I get a greater qu a n tity than I w o u ld have, had safest. One tire—and only dne—has these exclusive No. of persons I used the long-boil method," writes Mrs. E. B. safety features—Firestone—-the tire that has been on . .from whom Dalziel, Prizewinner at Brampton Fall Fair. the winning cars at Indianapolis /or.. 2/ RECEIPTS A m ount received. I Receipts, contributions, etc...... $4,000.00 1 . years! Have the nearest Firestone Dealer put 11 Promised unpaid contributions, etc. Nil So Fresh and Bright!— in this short boil Firestone C3hampion tires on your car now. Specify you retain all the fresh, naturU taste and colour. i t e Firestone when buying your new car. Total ...... - $4,000.00 The old-&shioned long boilraSeexs the taste and darkens the colour. As Mrs.. Lunn, Prizes No. of persons winner at Oxford (N:S.); Exhibition, writes; m PAYMENTS Amount paid. "The shorter boiling keeps the fresh fruit Candidate’s personal expenses ...... flavour and colour,". Postage ...... I...... $ 190.00 4 ■' 71.98 2 Telegrams ...... So Sure!—With Certo you get tested, easy- Petty claims ...... •...... to-fbUow tedpes. Follow them exactly and you Hire of premises ...... -...... 358-ip 19 SSS'P 38 can be sure of results. Miss Mary Ruediger, Services ...... 1,035.48 Prizewinner at Didsbury (Alta.) Fair, agtOes: Travelling expenses and hire of vehicles ....t.. 1,409.42 25 •The finished product is perfect. You cannot Goods supplied ...... —...... 18 \ I 20 go wrong with'Certo.’^ KELOWNA DEALERS: CERTO is concentrated PRViT PECTIN . / , t ^ 'nlaturai fettify- Total ...... I.. $4,000.00 126 ing substance extracted firom fhiit in whiidi tt ft pdifpi^buMqt^ m B ess M otor Cotnpatiy, LiEnited Delayed imdisputed claims:—Nil. Disputed claims:—Nil. 1 Dated at'Vemon, B.C., this 31st day of May, 1940. ORDER C E R T O FROM YOUR GROCER TO D A Y mM Ajr f i r e s t o n e t i r e s , t u b e s and ACCESSORIES • 45. 1c R. R. EARLE, Official Agent * 1 •# I 1*9 J IhSI THURSDAY. JUNE 6. 1S40 THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE FOUR finals ftoin Mis. Wright raid H. Vtii BUY UTI.Y UEBENTUBESi Ackcren. Tlie wo.'r.ittj'* £./•• K t . y C.’y t - . 1 ELDEST DAUGHTER BEAVERDELL WINNERS IN OK. al was vvon by M»'S, Cheesfiran and an o.’t»-.r !,,n nday ingul from Me- PRESENTATION Mxm the runners-up be:lng .Miihr A MelX'imld. Vuu- OF LOCAL COUPLE CENTRE TENNIS Ml'S Gibson and Mis I ’aUow. i.'- of City of JUNE CAMERON POUNDS OUT Itejiuniing play on Saturday Iasi, Ktlovvtia 5 tx.T cent deljstltures of WED AT COAST Fall'iw ami Van Aekeren took the t>ar value due in i84if. at Lovely Home fo r Sale 8-2 VICTORY PLAY GIVEN men’s d'»ubles from Cheesman and 11 Uij and aeerued ititeiesl. BY RUTLAND W.A. citb'-on. w h ile'M r. Fallow won in Very Large Living Room witfi Fire-place, also Den with Beatrice Margaret Snowscll tiie men’s fcjngle.s against Mr. Van TEMYOKAKY bEJ'i'lC TANK Permission has been gruntexi by Fire-place. United Church Gathering Hears ami Edwin Boyd Hunt arc Defeat Westbauk Blue Caps at Club Tournament Provides Aekeren. The women’s singles will Keen Competition at Centre be played «JT at the end of this tiie Cdy Council to Mis.s D, Sut­ Large Attractive Dining Room. Presentation Address and United at Corjuitlarn Cere­ Home with Harold Cousins ton to inslail a temjxirury septic Tennis Courts week by Mrs. Wriglit and Miss Val­ Very Modern Kitchen with Bar Style Breakfast Nook. Secs Gift of Silver Entree mony Holdint; Down Mound entine. tank on her |>iemise.s. Tiie applica­ w * » tion was placed l>«efoie tiie C'luncil Four Bedrooms and Sleeping Porch. Dish to June Bridc-Elect Playing at Westbauk on Sunday Members of the Okanagan Centre by J. A Ferguson. A wedding of to Kelow­ Mr. and Mrs. A. William.s, of O l­ Furnace, Laundry Tubs, etc. na and suMOundmg district tcx;k last, Uie Beaverdell ball club iicld Tennis Club have been enjoying a Mi;;s M ane Atiderson, of l>ium- its top position in tlie South Okan­ club tournament of mixed doubles, iver. were visitors fur a lew days Mjs. Reeve. Sr.. i.s making an ex­ heUer. Alberta, arrived on Saturday pliice on .Sulurdiiy, June 1st, at last week at the home of Mj’. and ALE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. 8.30 pin,, when Beatrice MarganJ^. agan Baseball League by defeating men’s and women’s doubles and tended visit at tile home of her ti^ spend tiie next few weeks visit- tli’e Westbauk Blue Cups 8-2 in a both men’s and women’s singles. Mrs. Goo. Reeve. daughter. Mrs. Deukhe, near Nel­ if)g at liie liorne of .iliso J'jne C am ­ eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs. • • • well-contested mulch. A disastrous Starting on Uie lioiiday. May 24, son. Full Price $5,000 eron, at Hutland. Henry SnowseJl, of Kelowna, was Mrs. Win. P. Pixton arrived home * • • • ♦ united in marriage to Mr. Edwin second inning spelled ruin for tlie play continued on tlie Saturday and KEASONABLE TERMS Blue Caps, wlien tliey let in five on Friday lust from the Vernon Ju­ Miss Muclennan returned last Friends of Jack LeCuin will be Boyd Hunt, son of Mr. George E. Sunday following. The mixed doub­ week from a fortnight’s visit with glad to ktKjw tiiat lie has returned, runs. les was played olT with Miss Val­ bilee Hu.spital, bringing with her u Hunt and tlie late Mrs. Hunt, of liny son, Andrew William. friends in Vancouver. rnucli improved in health, from Van­ Vuncouvea-, and form erly of Kelow­ Beaverdell opened with u run m entine and C. Fallow winning the McTAVlSH & WHILLIS LIMITED the initial fram e and m ade it 8-0 INSURANCE couver, wliere* lie liad been under­ na REAL ESTATE going treatment after his serious Tlie cereniony wias performed un­ in the second. In the last lialf of motorcycle accident, wliicli occurr­ der an arcii of Spanisli iris and tlie flflli, Westbauk opened its scor­ ed some time ago. fern, at the home of tlio bride’s ing witii u single tally, but Beaver­ I iWilWWiWHIIIMim I ♦ • • cousin, Mrs, J. Murphy. Cofiuil- dell came back witli lone runs in Mrs. M. A. Kidd left on Friday larn. Rev. A. Guy officiating. tlie sixth and seventli to complete OUTSTANDING last via C.N.U. for Vancouver, Tlie bride, who was givi*n in m ar­ its counting. Weslbunk added un- where she will spend tlie suimner riage by her uncle, Mr. E. Kynner- otlier in tlie lust half of the seventh FOR EXTERIOR months. but could not start a rally to over­ « « « sley, of Vancouver, wore a dress New Summer Coats & SPECIALS come the visitors' lead. Mi.ss Mary Smith, wlio Irus spent of dusky jilnk sheer, with ra cor­ sage of pink rosebuds, carnations Harold Cousins went the route It’s New - It’s Nestle's PAINTING a siiort vacation at the home of her for Beaverdell and turned In an parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, and stocks, while her accessories get your materials at were Regimi blue. effective job, despite slightly wob­ NESCAFE returned to Vancouver on Sunday. bly support at times. Heavier hitt­ * • * Miss Phyllis Willoughby, of Van­ Tile Young People of Kelowna couver, was licr cousin’s brides­ ing on the part of the visitors spell­ Holiday Sportswear for Coffee Lovers maid, and wore a dress of pale blue ed defeat for the Blue Cups as Mc­ It’g Quick — Just Add Water TREADGOLD’S First Baptist Cliurcli, witli llev. F. Donald, Ball and Dalton hit out liarris, held their regular weekly sheer, with a corsage of pink rose­ Beautifully StylecJ Coats, so cool and youthful. 1 oz. tin (22c value) FREE meeting on Friday evening, May buds and stacks. doubles land Verne Cousins contrib­ with every 4-oz. tin Mr. Samuel. Hunt, brother of the uted a useful three-bagger, while You will like the well cut lines and careful tailor­ PAINT STORE 31, at the manse In Rutland. Tlie the best the Westbauk crew could SrECAL VALEE President, Jas. Clement, led the groom, who is with the R.C.A.F. at ing. Priced— Victoria, assisted his brother as best collect were eight singles. White Lead; Linseed Oil; program and sing song. After a Young started on the mound for Demonstration at our Store. short business meeting. Rev. A. C. man. Turpentine; Dry Colors, ' After the reception, the young the Blue Caps but was relieved by SATURDAY, JUNE 8th Pound gave a talk on missions in Colley, who finished the game. $ 1 0 . 9 5 Come in and try a cup! etc. West China and displayed numer­ couple left for Kelowna, where Wo arc Agents for ous curios collected on a world they are spending a ten-day honey­ Kelowna Growers’ tour. A number of Benvoulln and moon at the home of the bride's BAPCO PURE PAINT Rutland Young People attended. At p-arents and other relatives. They EXPECT CONTRAaS SMARTLY STYLED C O nO N FROCKS E xchange the close of the meeting, the host­ will then return to reside in Van­ Co-op. Grocery Store ess, assisted by her daughter, Eil­ couver. SIGNED THIS WEEK een, served tasty refreshments. On $1.00, $1.29, $1.59 behalf of the society, the President Less Than Half Votes for Fruit Dozens of fresh new styles. Florals, dots and novelty stripes in at­ thanked the hostess and host. A tractive easy-to-launder prints. Sizes 14 to 20; 38 to 56. pleasant social hour was then spent. KELOWNA TENNIS Board have been Received— • • • Poll Closes Monday The Women's Association of the PLAYERS LOSE AT Rutland United Church held its It is expected that all contracts SUN AND SURF FASHIONS regular monthly meeting at the HOME, WIN AWAY between the shippers apd B.C. Tree SWIM SUITS ...... $1.95 to $4.95 home of Mrs. G. Fletcher on Thurs­ Fruits Ltd. will be signed by the day, May 30, with a large attend­ end of this week, A. K. Loyd stated SPORT SHIRTS ...... 79c to $1.95 AYLMER ance of members. The President, Summerland A Team Wins 10 on Wednesday following his return Wool and Alpine Cloth Slacks...... $2.95 and $3,45 Mrs. W. H. Ford, occupied the chair. ’ Matches to 6 but Kelowna from Ottawa. One or two of the Prices Effective — June 6, 7, 8 and 10 Mrs. E. M. G ranger read some vers­ B’s Take 16 Sets to 8 larger shippers have not signed as NEW SKIRTS ...... $1.95, $2.49 and $2.95 es of comfort on behalf of Mrs. W. yet but it is ex,pected that their ob­ MacDonald, who has recently been Smart New JACKETS ...... $2.95 to $4.95 TOMATOES; for Kelowna and Summerland tennis jections will be overcome by the bereaved. Routine business then end of the week. 2'/>’s, each .... 11c 6 came next on the agenda. A letter clubs each ehalked up victories last Sunday, June 2nd, in the first inter­ For the first time in the history PEAS; was read from Rev. A. Roddan, of of the industry, the Grand Forks FASHIONABLE SUMMER HATS Sieve 3, H.D., each Vancouver, asking for a donation to club matches of the season, when the Summerland “A” team defeated section has expressed a willingness All head sizes. i pTQ the Fresh Air Camp Fund. It was to come into the Okanagan deal SPECIAL ...... SPINACH; decided to send $10 to this worthy the Kelowna “A’’s ten matches to 2t^'s ...... :.... six on the Kelowna club courts. The and Tree Fruits will consider an FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSIERY—Perfect quality in attractive cause. Miss Beatrice Eutin was ap­ application from A. C. Lawson, of SAUERKRAUT; pointed pianist for the W.A., on the Kelowna ‘B" team had a different summer shades. dlClg* 9 IC'I QK story to tell on,4heir return from Grand Forks, to be included in the SPECIAL, per pair Ul/l/ for .djA.Otl’ 2t^’s ...... resignation of Miss June Cameron. single sales agency deal this year. A pleasing event then took place Summerland, where a 16 to 8 set CORN; 17-oz. total in their favor was recorded. First meeting of the newly-elec­ when Mrs. Ford read a presentation ted Board of Governors of Tree Golden Bantam address to Miss June Cameron, who Kelowna and Summerland “A” r ' “'i' P’S!, teams at Kelowna, Summerland be­ Fruits is to be held in Kelowna on SUMMER HAND BAGS CORN; is to be married this month, and Friday, June 7. The new board has Mrs. R. B. MacLeod presented her, ing mentioned first:— Washable and colored printed silks, smartly trim­ Aylmer White .... Men’s Doubles—Fudge and Russell still to elect a chairman. on behalf of the ladies, with a On Monday, R. G. Rutherford & med and fitted. Priced at— WHOLE KERNEL for handsome silver entree dish. Miss defeated Winter and Taggart, 6-1, 6-1, and Emery and Izowsky, 6-4, Co., chartered accountants, Kelow­ CORN ...:...... Cameron, in responding, said that na, will undertake the counting of for she had enjoyed her work with the 6-1. Beech and Dunham defeated 75c, $1.00, $1.19, $1.29, $1.69 DICED W inter and Taggart, 6-4, 6-3, and the growers.' votes for the members ladies and would always remember of the B.C. Fniit Board. There are BEETS ...... ^ happy associations with them. Mrs. Em ery and Izowsky, 6-5, 6-3. Ladies Doubles—Miss Russell and six nominees for the three vacan­ SOUP; Aylmer Tomato Q for Granger • thanked the members of cies, consisting of W. E. Haskins, or Vegetable, 10% oz. O the Women’s Association for the Miss Graham defeated M. Elmore and M. Stubbbs 6-3, 6-3, b u t w ere G. A. Barrat and P. E. French, of lovely silk quilt they had presented last year’s Board and Thos. Wilkin­ SOUP; O for to her in recognition of her faithful downed by M. Taylor and K. Brun­ Assorted ...... — * ette, 6-3, 6-3. Miss Tomlin and Miss son, Kelowna; W. J. Coe, Winfield; service^ as Secretary-Treasurer of arid R. Robinson, Crestpn. SOUP; the WJV. and her help in presenting McLaren defeated M. Elmore and M. Stubbs, 6-0, 3-6, 6-4, but m et de­ Up to Wednesdiay noon, only 1,120 Chicken and Rice, each ...... the play by the Young Players votes had been received from the Club. The hostess then served a feat at the hands of M. Taylor and AYLMER ORANGE 2,600 registered fruit growers, but delicious tea and a plieasant social K. Brunette, 6-2, 6-1. . it is expected that this number will MARMALADE; 32-oz...... hour was spent. ’The next meeting Mixed Double—Beech and Mc­ Laren downed M. Elmore and Tag­ be greatly augmented before the PEACHES; will be held at the home of Mrs. closing date on Monday. 2%’s, squat tin ...... ••• W. MacDonald. . gart 6-3, 6-3 and K. B runette and • • V • E Winter, 6-4, 6-2. Fudge and Miss APRICOTS; The Guild of St. Aidan’s Anglican Graham defeated Taggart and Miss 17-oz. tin ...... Church held its regular monthly F.lmore 6-5, 6-5, but were downed meeting at the home of Mrs. A. W. by K. Brunette and E. W inter 6-3, PEARS; Gray on Tuesday, June 4. Twelve 6-5; Mr. and Mrs; Russell were de­ 17-oz. tin ...... members were present. The Presi- feated by M. Taylor and C. Emery; FRUITS FOR SALAD; denti Mrs. C. H. Bond cind Secret­ but triumphed over M. Stubbs and 16-oz. tin ...... - - ary-Treasurer, Mrs. R. G. Bury, Izowsky, 6-3, 6--5; D unham and Miss read reports on . the jumble sale Tomlin met defeat in both their BONELESS CHICKEN; held early in May and the after­ matches by M. Taylor and C. Emery, 8-oz."tin ..:...... - - noon tea held on May 23. Both af­ 6-2, 6-1, and M. Stubbs and Izowsky. fairs had been successful financial­ 6-5, 6-2. ly. Correspondence was dealt with “B” Teams at Summerland GRAPEJUICE and the matter of holding the usual lawn social was discussed, but there Men’s Doubles—Lynes and Web­ Aylmer large; ster tied with Thornber and Solly To The Public : being so many counter attractions, 32-OZ. bottle ... 37c it was decided to leave this affair 6-5, 3-6, and w ith Evans and D avid­ BROOMS; , ORMOND’S SODAS; in abeyance. Afternoon tea \vas son, 6-4, 3-6. Law son and W aterm an 1 won from Evans and Davidson 6-5, ' 5-string with whisk free per pkg...... J .« /V served by the hostess, which brought a pleasant afternoon to a 6-3, and tied w ith Thornber and After Strict enquiry and investigation by the President, Directors, and two re­ close. Solly, 6-2, 4-6. ^ ^ 4 29c' HUSKIES 2 Ladies’ Doubles—Miss Sutton and Mrs. Gardiner tied Miss Evans arid presentative Citizens, the Company hereby gives notice that there is no foundation in RE-ELECT OFFICERS Miss Hutchinson 6-5, 3*6 and defeat­ PINK SEAL ed Mrs. Beech and Miss Sharman, SALMON RUTLAND GUIDES 6-2, 6-1. Miss. J. Haverfield and Miss fact for the rumors that have been circulated about the members of the Staff of the Phillips tied Miss Evans and Miss Y z’s , O for Mrs. C. L. Granger to Head Hutchinson, 6-5, 3-6; and defeated Mrs. Beech and Miss Sharman 6-4, Kelowna Creamery. 3 Girl Guides Group Again ■ 6«2 Mixed Doubles—Mrs. Gardner and I's, O f o r O q c The annual meeting of the Hut- Lawson were defeated by Miss Shar­ Keep a Few Tins Handy! “ 4ee/V land Girl Guides Association was m an and Solly, 6-4, 6-4. Miss H aver- The names of certain persons spreading these unfounded rumors and riiaking held at the home of the Secretary, field and 'Waterman defeated Mrs. Mrs; A. W. Gray, on Monday even­ Beech arid Thornber, 6-1, 6-1. ^ s s Grantham’s LIME CORDIAL 20c 35cing, June 3. Election of-officers re­ Sutton and Lynes defeated^ Miss libelous statements are known, and, if the rumors persist, there will be no hesitation sulted in the return to office of all Hutchinson arid Davidson, 6-4, .6-1. Robin Hood previous incumbents: Mrs. C. L. Miss Phillip^ and Webster tied their Granger, President; Mrs. J. AnselL m atch with Miss Evans and Evans, on the part of the Directors, in the interests of your Creamery, in instituting whatever FLOUR Vice-President; Mrs. A. W. Gray, Secretary-Tregisurer. The financial 6-2, 5-6. report showed total receipts of legal action may be necessary, against such persons, who could no doubt be convicted 2 4 ’ 8 5 c $47.58, all of which had been ex­ COMPLAINS ABOUT WEEDS pended, the principal iteiii being 4 9 ’ $ 1 .6 5 for transportation of the Guides to G. H. Goldsmith has written the of actions prejudicial to;the business of your Creamery and in restraint of trade. Revelstoke last year for the visit City Council objecting to the nox­ of the King and Queen. ious weeds growing four or five 9 8 ’ $3.25 The Captain of the Rutland Guide feet high on the property adjoining Company, Miss Evelyn Scott, re­ his preriiises, on Wardlaw Avenue. The owner of the property, Dr. B. The records of all employees of your Creamery, compiled as a result of the i a n t ported on the activities of the com­ G pany during the past year. A suc­ F. Boyce, is being notified. A shack, SPECIAL cessful camp had been held last with three persons living in it, is summer at Petrie’s Comer, on on the property in question. aforesaid enquiry, are on file. Examination by any constituted authority is invited. Nabob JELLY Woods Lake, 16 Guides attending. 3 2 1 c POWDERS V Meetings have been held regularly on Monday afternoons, and the en­ rolment is now .26. 'IToop Leader War times are difficult times for any business br industry. Your Creamery, as ) Delicatessen Meats ® Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Enid Eutin has recently qualified for the First Grade, All Round LETTUCE, ea. Cord, as the holder of twelve pro­ a leading local industry, is worthy of your continuous support and patronage. It is COOKED HAM; lb. .... 65c BEETS; bu. ficiency badges. Recently; the girls have been engaged in making ar­ LUNCH TONGUE; lb. 43c TURNIPS; bu. an industry of first importance to this City, and is a vital necessity to the farmers of SPINACH; lb. ticles for the Red Cross. ’They , are CHICKEN LOAF; lb. 39c also now working bn First Aid and CARROTS; 2 bunches 15c Emergency badge work. BOLOGNA; lb...... 19c The Association made arrange­ this District. Its welfare is in your hands. CABBAGE; lb...... c.... 6c ments at this “.'meeting to hold a LUNCH MEAT.; lb. . 40c garden par]fy on Ju n e 28th at the ORANGES; ex: Ig. 2 dz. 7Sc hoiile of the “President, Mrs. C. L. _ Granger, to obtain , furi 18c LEMONS; -family size, 25c ^ summer camp. A vbte; of thanks COTTAGE ROLLS; lb. 29e STRAWBERRIES — mkt. y/as extended to the G ^de Captain Kelowfia^ & and'her Lieutenants, Miss A. Kitsch and Miss Doris Schell. • • •' NEW The Rutland ball team won an- .'other heavy hitting contest on Sun- SUMMER COATS W . R . P O W L E Y , President;, •'day, when they defeated Peachland on their own grounds by 15 runs to in full and jigger lengths: Polo G. A; McKAY, Vice-President ; 6 6. The locals piled up q big lead cloth material—^wHite and in the early part of the game but pastel, $7.95 up. D. K. GORDON, Manager; K. .E. slumped in the last half. However, : GO-OPERATIVE GROCERY .STORE they had too large a lead for Peach; Captain W. R. BARLEE; PHONE 385 ■ ■ ■■ .PHlOiNEv 305. land to .overcome. The boys are ENGLISH now definitely in second place. — Become a Member and Share Our Profits. Next Sunday Rutland gets a bye. J, F. BELL. * • • WOOLLEN SHOP : Mrs. M. Kidd le ft'o n - Friday via Lliinted V “So you’ve discove|red a way to “Yes. I call it a sand trap.’’ C.NR. for Vancouver fo r the sum'* get your husband to dig in the garden?’’ mer months. .

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THE KELOWNA COURIER THUH-SDAY. JUNE 6, lS-40 -Mwi* At-n-J'-'t..... Kelowna Bows Down at Lumby HOME 13-11 in Overtime Contest DEFENCE

From Page 1, Column 3 Poor Lij^hts and I-oosc Sand and tjiay be enlarged an further »p- tii.l i«Oiiy fiv* wot(J», Isitr taitt; tdiii- ♦ - MINCHIN IS iHMiat UUC KKlit c*t.tL, wmo, ruto: Combine to Defeat Aces from plitialiotis are i't'eei.ved, I f C'upy *» atvoiu^jArticJ by ciU)b or ttccoutit Orchard City—Several Tan­ lUehler SUeet ha;> been sekxU-d II i ’.ii'l wiftjiii twy wt«k« liom Jal« »> THE CHURCHES EXONERATED as tilt dividing line for the city. iisur. a aiscuuiit uf twenty (>»« cciili will be made. Tbui * twenty IWc wuiJ gles Between Players East of Kichter from Wok'sk-y ave­ ftijvcrlistiucjrit by ca*h of nue to tiie soutliern b<.iundarit'» ol |*mtl within twi> week* eunti twcnty-five THE UNITED CHURCH AT ASSIZES tJie city. G D. Cumeioii will be in eeiiti, , or . Playing under poor ligtits and on M mimuiii chargCi cciiii. OF CANADA a box wlticli was slippery with ------charge. From V/ol.^lcy avenue to When 11 II deiiMd lln.1 i t f '-t* b« fcisfJ'tiW;- Bej'Uiird lavenue w iU be Vf. Chaj- tu I tn« at The Courier Ulhte. an addi­ l in t United, comer Uiclitei St. and loo.ne sand, Kelowna Acts went Lad Dismissed by As- tional chaige of ten cent! is made. Uernard Avenue duwn to deleat at Luniby Tuesday . I-. * 1 n f m an's j>lalooi» and Gct»rge Kennedy Eacli initial and gioup of not more tlian evening In an Interior Interinedi- Size Court Jury of Charge ol charge of the urea from £«« £*«tei c w i l i one word. MinUtcr: Kev. W. W. M tPhcrion. Manslaughter Arising from Bt-rn^rd avenue to tlse norUiern Adveitiacineiit. lor thi. tolumn ahould be M.A., U.Th. ule Boxla league hxture which was ill The Couiier Ollice not later than lour HC leatured by several short lights and Death of Verdell H. Toombs bounduric-s of the city, 'ilie Ver- Organiit and Choir Leader: _____ non road is the eastern extremity. i/eloek on Wedneaday altcrnoou. KNEW numerous displays ol bad temper. ('yril S. Mon»c>i», A.T.C.M., L. r.C.I-». The olliciuls hardly hud tlie game Without leaving the court to make West of Hifhter street the hist HI? 11 a.in.—A I'rospcrous Church. in hand and, us a consequence its ______decision, _an _____ Assize Court jury . section extends from the southern OAJIONff there was a goodly amount ol rougli delivered a verdict ol not guilty in boundary to Cadder" ■ avenue tand O WANTED 7.30 p.ni.—How do you reconcile a terri- God ol Love with the Tragedies ciiecking in progress throughout, favor ol Ernest Mincliin, Kelowna, St. P. Aitkens will have this o t h Ell and dauebter wish U*ht- ol Lile and the Miseries ol War? In ten*minutes ovorlirne play, tile who* u^^Tared" in Vernon Monday lory. From Cadder avenue to liuck- M housekeeping room on farm, Aces lost out by a count of 13-11, to answer u cliarge of manslaughter, land avenue will ho A. D. Wed- near lake. Write lor lull particulars . . . and of course, he knew an exact replica of the contest In ^phe case arose from llie deatli of delTs section. W. W. I cHti#;rcw to Mrs. W. H. Poole, 2435 York St., CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Kelowna against Kamloops wiien Verdell Harold Toombs, who died l»us charge of liie district from Vancouver, B.C. 45-lc SOCIETY that there’s no place like the boxLa season commenced. In hi Kelowna, on Saturday, Decern- Buckland tuvenue to Doyle avenue Corner IJcrnariJ Avc. anointed out that not all the tion applyfly 1010 1C Albernl Street, Van- V...V, .av, graciously______contrabut.^^ FRIENDS tempers becoming frayed, Jim ios- Crown. They were G. pjatoon commanders chosen were couver, B.C. In^any wTay"towards the success of K eloid, B.C. Bernard Ave. tenson and Ken Law tangled m real g Patterson, one of the youths that officers in the last war but all have ous- its garden drive. Also to Mr. Broad fashion. Jim did not seriously con- with Minchin and Toombs on good knowledge of military train- ANTED—Just ono more — o------^ t. . t test the issue until he was in the hunting trip in the Beaverdell -^^g g,.j, believed especially fit- W tomer at Tony’s Kelowna ShM for use of the Royal Anne HoteL penalty box, when he landed a district where the accident occurred, jo^ the responsibility which MODERN 7-ROOM STUCCO Hospital For free pick-up and de- ifi ■’ ijir If! ifi If I HI ”i»»^ beauty of an uppercut to Law s jaw gj. j 3 Henderson, who gave be theirs. livery. Phone 55. 17-tfc and nearly started a miniature not jnetRcai evidence, and Corp W. J. Wednesday morning, the Vol- ali over again. Butler, of the Provincial Police at untecr Home Defence Unit again BUNGALOW a n t e d —The correct name and COMING EVENTS For the first half of the game, Kelowna, who was in charge of ^rote Hon. Grote Stirling, M.P. for address of every man from the W ET tickets now from pupils of scores were at a premium with nei- police investigation. Mike. Fiest, yaio^ requesting action on a pre- Kelowna district froin OyajP® thcr side showing to who was also a member of the par- yious move to have the B.C. Drag- Peachland who is seeing any Mary Pratten School of Dancing Goals by Fellingham and McMech- j^ot appear. oons mobilized, not only as a pro- For Sale branch of the Canadian or British g^y Scouts for June 21st Revue. 45-lc an were offset by Carl Tostenson ^he evidence of these witnesses tective force in the Okanagan, but Active Service forces m any part and Cam Lanfranco in the first per- ^old the story of the tragedy. j,g'a training depot for the Cana- of the world. This information v is Complete with furnace. Situated in a very desired that'they may be sent a ANNUAL Rutland Scout Concert iod, but Leger put Lumby aheau Coombs, Minchin, Patterson and Active Service Forces. complimentary subscription of The and Dance in the Community 3- 2. Leger again scored in the sec- pigst, were on a hunting trip to the Lt.-Col. G. C. Oswell, Officer desirable location. Very easy $2,600 S w n r “courien" The imrnemate gall? on Friday. June 14th. Admis- ond period, as did Don M c^nnan, Beaverdell district. They spent Commanding the B.C„ Dragoons, has terms. FULL PRICE ONLY operation of friends and relatives gjon: adults, 35c; children, 15c. 45-lc KEEP COOL and the half-time count stood at pj-iday night, December 8, in a cab- been called to Victoria and is leav- rrequTsT^.''‘. vr-ji=^naTy_31.. forward, thPthe ------— 4- 3 for the Lumby squad. j iii the area and while they were j^^g joj. tbe coast today. He expects ^amiranTaddrTs es to T^^^ Kelow- pESERVE Thursday, June 20. for Two neat goals by Maxwell and there a rat made its appearance, to return on Monday. This is an offer which surpasses all na Courter. 36-tf K the Catholic Womb’s League SAVE MONEY another by Hodgson put the Aces attempt was made to kill the rviwrt Recruiting' Strawberry Social in St. Josephs in the lead for the first time in the animal and it disappeared behind . _ .. . Summer Time is third quarter, but before the period paper on the wall of the room. It is generally assumed here that Hall. 23-lc Kelowna Bakery ended McMechan and Law came Minchin struck at the place where recruiting will be open FOR RENT Concert—Kelowna Junior back to knot the count at 6-all. ^he rat had disappeared with the large scale manner within a B ^ ^ d ; A. C. Guild, conductor. T im e ! Defence Is Gone butt of his gun. The gun discharged time, and h>s cal to Victoria is ex- E. M. CARRUTHERS & SON 10R RENT-Nlce «*•»“* “ 46 players, iii City Park, on -^urs- and Toombs was struck in the groin pected to be for the P“ P Let Us Do Your Baking. The defence was shattered on jjy bullet. He i\fas rushed to the cussing the general situation in the modern home. Breakfast if de BREAD red. 209 Richter St. collection into Hpfravdefray expenses. 44-2c CAKES both sides in the final stanza and Kelowna hospital but died shortly Okanagan. ^ ii, ♦ PASTRIES, Etc. five goals each w ere scored. M ax- gj^^g^ing th at institution. I t e w 4-room house to rent, close THE CORPORATION OF, THE well added another couple while ^orp. Butler explained to the would start here this week but N to lake. Apply English WooUen CITY OF KELOWNA Delivered to your door. O’Brien broke into the scoring col- .^^ben he gave his evidence, some del^ay has occurted. A travei- Shop. ^______1 _ PHONE 39 umn with two nice efforts. Sonny j^at he had carried out experiments hng medical board to ^ Handlen added another but Leger the gun‘used by Minchin. He pheants is expected to b _ • UITES for rent; furnished, water “THE POUND BY-LAW’’ -r__ 1__ riirtA T.aw. . , K _ __ r» OkanagED soon, proDaoly and DOGS for Lumby scored twice and Law, ^gj^ ^bat if the hammer was fully *”.^,the • „ and light included, ?13.00 pCT KELOWNA McMechan and Arndt evened the ^be gun would discharge when with headquarters m Ke • for sale—a rotaxy Also Notice is hereby given that Mr, taUy at 11-all. . struck on the butt. He also said that^^I^test ^v e on toe BAKERY LTD. In toe overtime period, some ^be safety mechanism was faulty, l^tional Defence ^ Vnr 45-lc pointed Po^dkeepCT a*^d^the p ^ Phone 35 Pendozi St. great goaltending by Derry kept w. B. Bredin, Kelowna, who ap- ® thrAces at bay while Fellingham pgaVed‘fS^‘"toe^defence^re^^^ mation of a Veteran Home Guard TELEPHONE DIRECTORY T he Courier. ------visions of “The Pound By-Law” Five hundred ■veterans of the UOR RENT—Very attractive mo- “Dog Licence a*?d^^ placed the twelfth counter p^t ^bat toe case be dismissed as it was ..r Tony Novicki in the first five ,min- purely and simply an accident. He Great War, Canachaiv _ • uciiidem fumlshiid homd to ^ ^ L ' a w ''w dogiU be found sWctly^ within the City utes and Ken Law cinched the stated that there was no evid- will be selected from B.C. to te game in toe last rmnute of the sec- g^gg gj recklessness, trained at Vancouver and Victoria for home guard duty. 45-2c year wiR be impounded, and any ond overtime period. j rr A. D. C. Washington, of Prince lis Ltd. ------dog running through any str^t in Although Jim Tostenson and Ken ^gj^^ was crown prosecutor. 25 From D istrict the City and not imder. control Law were banished for toe dura­ Twenty-five such veterans will be BOARD AND ROOM be^impound^* and the Owner liable tion of the game, toe overtime p^- selected from the South Okanagan , of our Next Issue is . ---- — ^------— ------to prosecution. . . MEAT MARKET iod was not counted as regulation JUNIOR BAND TO and thirty from toe North Okana­ « O A R D and room in private home. ,j,be Poundkeeper has b^n m- time and both players returned to gan. These veterans cannot be the contest in overtime. PLAY TONIGHT over 50 years of age. The five hun­ B CebttaU, l«ated. QUAUTY AND Quite a number of strong Kel­ dred men will be split into two Noon Saturday, June 15 owna supporters followed the Aces companies, one at Vancouver and to Lumby______and several Vernon fans This evening, at the Kelowna City ^ ______1940 SERVICE one at Victoria. The. Canadian Le­ % f- f o r s a l e Kelowna, B.C.. City Clerk. were on hand, choosing Junior Band will branches throughout the pro- June 3rd, 1940. 45-2C yelling vociferously. toe first of ite sotbs of s u ite r .^gg g^g asked to Submit names of If you are contemplating taking new from the sidelines was Paddy. Mar- concerts pnder toe baton of A. a g^i^gbig veterans, »OR SALE—Beatty Automatic ■We^andle- only the finest tin of Vernon, paying a group of Guild 'Die progi^ opens with O travelling medical board service, or making any changes or additions ' ectriC Pressure System, almost QUALITY MEA'i'S Lumby youngsters a dime a p i^ to Canada ^llowed by tiw selMtions. .^^bich will be in . the Okanagan new. ' l wUl sacrifice for quick^ft yell, for Kelo'wnia—and • they did March, Honor BaniL Song vrill examine the recivlts. to your pr^ent service, notification in writ­ Box 336, Kelowna, B.C. 4a-i FRESH VEGETABLES daily. yell. J J. * •„ In each company there will be one ing ^ouldT^be forwarded to your Local yik $30 on a practicaUy new Penalties came thick and fast in tation; march. Flyer; tone poem, Vil- „ corporal six cooks &nd ■ one gA V E LTD. the third stanza and at one time lage Chapel; march Carry On; over- ^ ^j.pgr;i. Pay and allowan- .Agent prior to the above date in order that Underwood POrta^^^e SEA FOODS the Aces had but three men and ture. Golden Sceptre; march, For- . ^ ^ ^ CA.S.F. rates, Cost $75 new, will seU for $45. the goalie in the box. Mlaxwell^ ward; Beer Barrel Polka; revene gxpgcted that these men you may take advantage of the new Direc­ Phone^259-R or write P-O- 46-piece Fresh and Smofeed: Fish 45-lp always in stock. O’Brien and Martin received Organ Melody; march. Pomp and spedalized guards for vul- BREAKFAST SETS minute penalties for fistici^fs. The Chivalry; waltz, Playground; march, j^g^gbie points throughout the pro- tory listings. o r s a l e — 1928 Chevrolet S ^ W Lumby goal which tied toe score starter; God Save the King. vince. good running order. Pb°”® in colored pottery; $7.95 just before regulation time was -----— , ' - — r—r------—------The men are to be’recruited as F p er set ...... •• completed saw Tony Novicki come pgggibie may be placdi on markets, follows: ^ Vancouver district, 70; OKANAGAN TELEPHONE COMPANY 715-L3. or in open stock as you wish to 1,000 way out of his goal in an atten^ To further, this reasoning ahd to jvjg^ ^ggtminster, 45; Kamloopsi 30; Adding Machine buy it, in yellow, blue and green. to save the shot. If he had blocKea arrive at a logical conclusion, Col. East Kootenay, 20; West Kootenay u r r o u g h s ------ve been sen- — - — j xi.- -ni—.-a a^coi, _ j , ... ^ Paper for sale. 20c a roU, 2 rrf it, the play w ould have been sen- ^ ^ Wheeler, head of the Fruit 25"“bunVan and Islands, 15; Greater B CaU at ’The McTAVISH missed. for 35c, or 6 for $1.00 BREAKFAST SET sational, but as he missed,^ ana Branch, is. expected to come to the -Vancouver, 20; Fraser Valley, ’a-30; department of such a slipway just 18-tfc Ltimby scored, Tony was labelled okanaean within the next six a,. -More About- Courier office. Okanagan w ithin the next six j,jQj.tb Okanagan, 30; South Okana- beyond the point, where the lake for two people; $4.25 as a sucker. weeks, Mr. Loyd states. gan, 25; Victoria, 65; Nanaimo, 30; curves sharply. 'OR SALE—Orchard in Glenmore 22 pieces ...... -More About- Representatives- of the express prince Rupert, 25; Northern B.C., BOAT City Engineer H. A. Blakeborough • district, 15.60 acres, 11 acres in companies :-were met in the east, 20. fruit Heavy to McIntosh and Deh- CLEAR GLASS was instructed to make an estimate and the delegation believes that a “v?e feel sure that it was because 5 of the cost of such a slipway and P rice $8,000. Term s arrang- reduction in express shipment rates of the protests sent to Ottawa from OWNERS Clous 17-tfc WATER PITCHERS Stock up with summer DETAILED report back to the City Council. The ed. Box 61, The Courier. hose now . on cherries will accrue as a result, ^be Canadian Legion branches of delegation was assured that every :25c“'’' POLICY Capt. b. M. Raittray, on behalf of ^-big province that such action has From Page 1 Column 6 ; consideration would be given to the ERENNIAI* Rock Plants— the B.C.F.G.A., made representations been taken,” declared Len Rich- request. PM Choiice Northern-grown o - -, stock. nn -_____ — ------—^ ^ Anklet and Regular, to the Economics .Branch and is ,grds, Canadian Legion Secretary Abbott-Bernard corrier. A ll sizes. From Page 1, Column 1 hopeful that he will be able to ob- here, local branch was in­ More than six feet of water are western provinces. tainasurveyonthecbstofproduc-strumentalininauguratingthepro- needed to launch boats properly, it UNITED STATES OFFICIAL l^R E Gardens,F, ^ Sorrento, 121”^B.C. .35*42p B C is neutral in its thoughts con- tion in the tree: fruit industry. vince-wide protest and held the was stated. Dr. Clifford Taylor, of the United Silk, Wool anti Rayon. Alderman R. F. Parkinson sug­ States trade legation at Ottawa, is 'O R SALE—Old newspapers, 10-lb. cemine zoning, declared Mr. Loyd, E. J., Chambers was caUed home fi^st meetings in B.C. on the sub- but Ontario and Quebec are anxious last w^k, on receipt of word that ject. ' gested that such a slipway, could be a visitor in Kelowna today. He is F^'b^uridle, 25c. Call atThe C ouj^ 50c to pS S a f Ltriotlons into alt«l hi, aon. Pnpt Of ^ar ChM------constructed southwest of the Aqua­ connected with agricultural trade Office, ^ - for the coming season. Nova Scotia bers, is missing from the RoyaL Air b USHES OVERHANG liVALK tic grandstand and that, it could relations and has been contacting serve a double purpose, to provide a heads of the fruit industry in the a w n Mowers sharpened and re- Ilii& ISliT S NELSON G.: BOAKE •• X 0^ co„„. solid pathway for fire trucks to Okanagan. He is planning a fishing L naired—expert workmanship- reach the water -level in case of a: trip to Beaver Lake for toe week­ satisfaction guaranteed. I “ Your Suit Specialist’ , —~'Za onrt it con- eveninc Dave McNair" will not re- to the condition of Pendozi street fire at the Aquatic. ’ end. Among those whom he has low price for, sharpening also m sidVedTThe delegation tha^a^sat- until Alderman Pettigrew concurred interviewed are E. J. .Chambers,. eludes a thorou^ checkup Ladd hanging Fred Lewis, Major M. V. McG'tiire, 40-tfc A POPULAR SROKT OF tME ROMAMS will"bf.paid to this complaint, it with Alderman Parkinson apd elab­ Garage, P hone 252. ■ ' . WAS A iSAME CALLED PA&AMICA, w ill be orated on the usefulness to the fire A. K. Loyd and Capt. D. M. Rattray. PIA'VED WITH A CROOREO STICK, B.C.’s delegation also interviewed Okanagan., was stated. ah d A 8ALL OF LEATHER. the Deputy Minister of Finance arid NOTICE 6ET MV STORES a ■ representative of the War Supply

...... ,1...... i j , ...... I THE KELOWNA COURIER Tm’KSDAY, JUWE ti. law I>AGE SIX I'll* 1'm.t »u-j» SfC'-rct K/nv 'W ed. il riCS hMiftjrt Kid >' '■ ’ -Vvhai ;s. WOULD GUARD REDUCED FARES Fi(S l is.,-) l,-< ; f t '' I>e y( I /le v.ere m'* n.M.js. He s T(;t U'scncr was v^v iK»K ^X^ofnen’s Institutes in Canada U -i.k ;jJ!,;th wdl evtj rim.ch ItU 3-' E cp all the c4d he s:*ar - i f ' i i; ■ ’ ■» i-•••• r lt ^ ’ •'.'Vi'-*'1 V th e u-a<. K STORAGE DAMS FOR HOUDAY tvnv.u :.al ev‘Urs4;'’f’’ Cla-s< IV.r-.-'-.isa u h M # for King’s Biithday ^>f lib. Ol'-I Vijyifuu p»tHf lu Convention Last Fall Had Sig- BRICK AND TILE fcu^viny In Unili>^i Kif>y'lij f fiux.© only. cil to Take Precautions— V/ ilh tin- ub-sci vaiu f tin/ King's ARE FIREPROOF AJdfowi "Swuwt Reeve Docs Not Believe any C„.op.ra. ... W»r MISSION iSirthduy on 'I !iun-day. Jiiiif 13, the P.O, tkiJi UWO, Vo«. Damajic Need be Feared Miilv.aysi will ijlacc in cITcct n.’- Tile Fcdeialed Wumen’s liibtit- (lifctd fuie.s, inuviding an upiwi- They offer protection The Peav5.-.',e,;;.d Irri^.v'.ivjs D.h'.rlct ute;; vt arc tv d'J IS AimUDED Uiii/ty f(,<; fciiiiUfintal UaveS tv against storms, decay liu;, lipproacticd ti>i- J'eaehiand all they can to asbist in llie bctUe- C'ouiicli fur Kupl’vtt in Ijuviiif; the surnnu r i c;^orl.s or to do some visit- and termites. meiil vt refugee children in Cana­ Dramatic Group's Presentation .ng iind siglit.seoing at jioinls, of par- iu'ud wat*''i's uf Ute duriv> da and at tlie j>rebent time liave a tuuiuif l/itcTCAt, according to J. A. guarded against any powable bab- leprebenluUve, Mrs. F. Browne, of Of “Up the Hill to Paradise’’ Bra.s;;, Wostoin Sccrolary, Cunad- Toronto, Ont. the evening, while the meeting was a sini^r enough villain but was by opened with the singing of “O Can­ THE PASSING OF less well served by his Dnes when Ask out neatest bianch manager about Money ada” and closed with the National the time came for repentance, Orders, Travellers Cheques, Safety Deposit ' Anthem. while Barbara Baillie was given Boxes and other modern banking conveniences.. GREYHOUND MRS. WADSWORTH little to do beyond weeping on cush­ ions and her husband’s reluctant to shoulder. Joyce Haverfleld and Joe Invalid for Past Twelve Years, Chernoff ran a smooth and corn- Mrs. Mary Wadsworth was petent course of true young love, Respected b y Wide Circle of and Jack Bell needed only straw BANK OF MONTREAL VANCOUVER Friends—'Was a Talented in his hair to be the complete rus­ ESTABLISHED 1817 tic, the way he cleared the decks Artist for action before proposing to his la n k udteftA im aU GccouHti ana Ufelccttie" sweetheart was especially good; RETURN Okanagan Mission has suffered a Beryl Pease carefully avoided over­ Buy grievous loss in the death of Mrs. playing the part of Alabaster, the Kelowna Branch: Tickets Good Friday Until Monday Mary Wadsworth, which occurred wheedling darky cook, and scored ■WAR on Thursday, May 30th, after a long heavily each time she came to bat. SAVINGS D. C. PATERSON, Manager rilness of 12 years’ duration. The Nancy Johns contributed a neat CERTIFICATES TRAVEL FIRST CLASS funeral service was held on Friday sketch of Herbert’s care-worn mo­ 114 KELOWNA •Never dissolve lye in hot svater. T h e last at St. Andrew’s Church, Rev. ther, Not lea^, a juicy bone—we action of the lye itteif heats the water. vs. C. E: Davis conducting, and was hope—to Kimmy, who sustained attended by. a large number of with dignity and forbearance the BARGAIN FARES friends from many points in the role of Alabaster’s Pomergeranium VERNON Valley. ’The pall-bearers were B. Poodle. T. Haverfleld, Capt. J. Horn, St. The club has been asked to per­ at Kelo’wna Athletic, George P. Baldwin, H. C. S. Collett, form “Up the Hill to Paradise” in Grounds H. C. Mallam and A. F. Painter. Kelowna in the near future, and Besides her husband .and daugh­ there is every reason to predict for ter Isobel, Mrs. Wadsworth is sur­ SAVE MONEY ON TIRES! it another success equal to if not Travel GREYHOUND vived by her sister, Mrs. B. T. Hav- FRIDAY, JUNE 7 greater than that in the Mission, For information Phone Kelowna 52 8.30 p.m. erfield, and a brother, Capt. R. B. which looks forward. to its Dram­ Longridge, of Duncan, also a bro­ atic Club’s next presentation with or w rite - Admission ;-r- ther and four sisters in England. keen” anticipation. A daughter of the late R. C. Long­ At the close of Friday’s perform­ in.We'reReady! Adults, 25c; Children, 10c ridge, J.P., of Knutsford, Cheshire, ance, Bill Ashbery expressed the B.C. GREYHOUND LINES LTD. This is the third league England, Mrs. 'Wadsworth came tp thanks of the club for the fine re­ this country in 1914 to stay with ception of their play and presented Penticton, B.C. game. her brother at Knutsford, near 23-45-lc a bouquet of flowers to Mrs. Baker, 45-24-lc Kaniloops. In 1917, she was m ar­ who carried on the work of Mrs. ried to Thomas "Wadsworth and a Wansbrough Jones in directing the few years later came to the Oka­ players. He also thanked Mrs. nagan, living at Vernon and Okana­ Granger, of the Charm Beauty Sal­ OUR TtRM S gan Centre Until 1923, when she on, wtm so kindly supervised the made her home in Okanagan Mis­ make-up. 'The hard worlc and en- GOLFERS sion. thusiasni of Miss Isobel Wadsvzorth In earlier years, Mrs. Wadsworth did much to set and keep in motion was a keen horsewoman, and fond this promising revival. of outdoor pursuits, a gifted music­ jW ____ insist on LOOK FOR THE ian with a . beautiful voice that St. Andrew’s Parish Guild has re­ RED LABEL ON many will long remember, and she ceived a donation of $10.60 from had great talent as an artist. Among Mrs. W. D. W alker, who was to IASIBST IH J O ^ [THE SQUARE her many paintings, a series of have given a tea-party jointly'with Canadian wild-flowers . shows a Mrs. R. Hale and Mrs. H. C. Mall­ genuine love and insight of natural am, at Parson’s Pleasure oh June beauty." She had, ihorepver, a deep 3rd. This arrangement had to be sense of religion and was one of cancelled owing to the garden B U Y THE MEW.. the earliest members of St. An­ drive in aid of the Kelowna Hos­ drew’s Guild. pital on the following day. The do­ Although an irtvalid for the last nation includes $3 from the pro­ twelye years of her life, Mrs. Wads- ' ceeds of a raffle for a tablecloth worth’s dauntless courage never presented by Mrs. Hale, and $1.10 failed, her wide sympathies and in­ for flower seeds from Mrs. Walker s ,. because they know thdr Scotch terests reached out far beyond the garden. Mrs. Hall kindly undertook Red Label 261^ ozs. - 40 ozs; $5.60 confines of the sunny little room in the sale of both these and the raffie Black Label Over 12 years old. which she lay so long, and to many tickets. Mrs. Walker raised, the bal­ Distilled, Blended and Bottled in Scotland friends who visited her there,she ance of $6.50 from the sale of 5-40 could still offer a better comfort plants, of which $5 came from an and inspiration than they brought. anonymous purchaser. MARATHON ^ * All those who mourp her loss feel, too, that this was Mary Wads­ Mrs. J. Baker left on Monday, on This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the a visit to the Coast. worth’s hard-vvon victoiy “and now ^ ------TAKE MANY VVEEKS TO PAY! t i m Government of British Columbia peace laps her round.” 0 Marathon’s the buy ! A big value Goodyear with the famous ^U'U X w X diamond non-skid tread at, the lowest price ever! Marathon is built to give you long, safe, trouble-free mileage at low cost . . . and you can buy this great tire here on easy terms. Use e e t top TR ADE I N your credit for tires today! No Y O U R O L D embarrassm^t, no red tape, no TIRES delay . . it’s easy to buy tires h ere! oN T H *e« tub®* MKE M FMt M l MmiNKTOMTI AndersQii’s Tbe P H O N E 287 PENDOZI ST. 1 ( ' , , I

PAGE SEVEN THE KELOWNA COURIER THUUbL'AV. JUKE iWa DON’T BE HASTY OYAMA DEFEATS *l’b.e JCelo^viia Kicarn t^iuiiclry G. A . Fisher Had Longest Service k:,ui\y u‘K.u,-d Va v. ..s,h ie. y t h • > vU WARNS SPEAKER WINFIELD IN TWO donated to the ii].)iseal at « low cost. With Kelowna Hospital Society If delivered by Use douor to the , SPOTLIGHT ON Hal Odlinn Advises Y.P.S. SOFTBALL GAMES laundry offUe. 'I’liese blankets vw'ill be tuisu‘d in by tire laundry to the Served on Board of Directors r i' .('t (if Uu: ytijr it wu;. dc- United Church Winheld Public School Teams hxal Hed Ckjss head.juartera for ((' M *'i M’lyvr'.ate the secretary' Taken into Camp at Uyaina immediate shipment. ... OGDEN’S lor 17 Years—Every Dircct- , |. I "III die diiectoiate, and A.)’. ■ Uiin'l lnheve evr rvKiitu: yuu oialc Since 1906 Libtcd ,(i 1.' n'ic was uiiiiointi'd t•«'• He told ----- side's were evenly matched. The re- THURSDAY, JUNE 13 imw suiaiU'ineMted by a tabulation erlaiid, E. W. Wilkiri-scm. ,,f fallacies in eoiinection with sup- m,it of tlie girls' (yiirie was 11-9 and . . . lt)0(> to tile pi't'scnt lime. Biirtclit P* BuIWoulni, G. A., rishtr, elusions,* wus his following:- Girls: Margarc't Smith, Children Half Fare. Good in Coaches only. No baggage cheeked. The record for length of service W. Haug. M. Hereron. J. W. is held by G. A, Fisher, who sen Leave KELOWNA - - 5.00 p.m. sc'venteen consecutive terms on Rcturniiip. Lv. VANCOUVER - 7.15 p.m. June 16 Hoard from 1910 to 1920, inclusive. ------v.v,...r,v...... - ...... - EQUABLY LOW FAKES FIIOM OTHER S’TATIONS UuMouHii and the late M. Her- McKenzie, resigned, clfecliye Aug- psalrn «8. Offerdahl. Kadi Koyuniu,_ Douglas Ask any Agent,

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Mouiin: Messr^^ R Brno, T. w: viSr^Sd^nf C.* J^Fr'^acr^ckson; fhomc"'?lw^cnce Dagna^’r. Stirling. E. Weddell. D^ vice^Preridont g ’ S McKe^ie- J.’ J. H. Broad. Mrs. W. J. McDowall, The Oyama Community Club Jones. F. A. IViylor and Dr. B. F. Vice-President a g Meikle. Government repres- sponsored a successful dance at the 3 OUT OF 4 ®7oo7-Prcsid«t, P. DuMoulln; A. Flsh.r, W. ont.tlvo: d R. Bcnlo. CUv J u , „ u on May 31. Vl“ Preruffnt, Dr. W H Gaddes; Ha« M. Hororoj^^ H J. Hewoton Mr. and Mra. J. ScoU loll for Iho Secretary. E. Weddell; Treasurer. J. W Jones D L e ^ Jn his departure from Kelowna. Coast on June 1. CANADIAN »*Wm t Ogden's Fine Cut is in the I n t ^ T S l f n ' a ^°S^°C?x. ^ . r ' e’ B^'^C. ’ Government representative: and W. J. Log^ was appointed to Margaret Wallas, of CalBor- iM gic DcHart, M. g ’. Gorric, M. Hereron, P. B. Willits. Mr. McKenzie resign- ^ k . Gordon; nia. is staying with Mr. and Mrs. spotlight of popularity with J W Jones, J. E. Reekie, T. W. ed as Vice-President owing to ill- 1937.-Pr^esideni, la. y j ^ HOUSEWIVES , ^ ^ , fvtiiiil roll-your-owners every­ Stirling. D. W. Sutherland, foH- health and was succeeded by r. Vm _-P ^^d a . j c. Craig *is expected to where, because it has the owing were elected to the B^^d at P. DuMoulin; Meikle. Government representa- ^ 5, after fragrance and the flavour USE MAGIC rd"^tiSS?lF?Board meetings regularly, m. i. .oaii, xvev. r-ompron i There has been no change in the « c h______. ______that makes every cigarette *1 * *■ ^Wdee you roll with it a smoother, “■ ! ssTSyMro^. rsojfj b l a n k e t a p p e a l ■ cooler, more satisfying RECEIVES SUPPORT ' n o a m /N ^ i vl c ig a re tte . :si, Weddell: J- ^urne. C. G. Clem- j a^ a ^ B allard; B. ^ughes-Games, who was secret- The appeal made by the Canadian ► ent, J. Conlin, F. R. E. DeHart, J. 7 ' Mantle- J ary of the Hospital Society from Red Cross for new or used woollen Dilworth, P. DuMoulin, M. Hereron, Vice-President, W. J. Mant , ^ Gordon is now blankets for the wounded and re- -Praise its Sw e^sults Only the best cigarette papers— T. Lawson. C. Martin, J. E. Reekie, Ball, Rev. E. D. Brad . j g sixth consecutive term fugees in France is rec«ving a most "Fogwe” or ^'Chanteclei'’— D. W. Sutherland. B'lckland Mr^ W B M Calder, j h . Broad his gratifying result from Kelowna and 1909.—President, T. W. Stirlmg; Mrs. M.^E. ^am^r^n,_^ fp,,rtVi mnsecutive term as Vice- district, states Mrs. H. C. S. CoUett, are good enough for Ogden’s. 1909.—President, T. W. benign fourth consecutive term as Vice- district, states Mrs. H. C.S. CoUetL m J: P™slde„t. Chairman .1 the W.rhs C.mmrttae ^ d d “ i; F. M. Buckland, J. F Cosh. W.C. RenIrew,_W R Trench. W e d d e ll: S>. 1*1- OUCK-UcUIU, U. a . . . . ---- x *• ' . T!» U Burne, C. G. Clement. A. S. Cox, Government representative: P. B. T Dilworth P. DuMoulin, M. Her- Willits. l-v eron, C. Martin, J. E. Reekie, T. G. 1922—Pr^ident, W. Haug; Vice- Speer. D. W. Sutherland. S’"® i* ^7 ' b p I?* F A BaRaS^ 1010—President. W. C. Cameron; P. Aitkens, J. Ball, A 7^ Ballard. Secretary, G. H. Hensman (resign- on, Jos. Casorso, J.N . Cushing, G. ed). G. A. Fisher; Treasurer, E. A. Fisher, H. J. Hewetson, A. . Wp/iHplb A H Bell J F Burne, McCosh, Mrs. J. S. Mackenzie, W. K (ii* P D Snlln, M Her: c. Renfrew, W R. Trench Govern- FINE CUT eron H J Hewetson, T. Lawson, ment representative. P- PIPE-SMOKERS! —ASK FOR OGDEN'S CUT PLUG r- Mnr+in T E Reekie T. W. Stir-• 1923.—^President, A. G. McCosh, ling D W Sutherland. Elected at Vice-President, G. A. Fisher; (D. St. th^’aruiual meeting, C. G. Clement P. Aitkens, J. Ball, A. A. Ballard,^ and T. G. Speer resigned during F. M. the year and were succeeded by H. V. Craig, J. N. Cusl^g, W. Haug, Messrs Hensman and BeU. Mr. H. J. Hewetson, Mrs. J. S. Tife^en- Hensman. in ti^ , resigned and was zie. W. C. Renfrew, Mrs. G. Row- ?u S ed by M^. Fisher. cliffe,.W. R. Trench. Government 1911— President, F. M. Buckland; represen^ive: P-. ® - . Vice-President, J. F. Burne; Sec- : 1924.—President, A._G. Mi^osh, '■ 7:''t i'' retary, G. A. Fisher; Treasurer, E. Vice-President, I /■ ? 1 V It ' s ■ ■ ' T' 9 | i 1 li I ! 1 ' Weddell; A. H. Bell, Dr. C. W. P. Aitkens, 7 ’ 1 ' Dickson P. DuMoulin, M. Hereron, August Casorso, H. V. Craig, R. L. H J Hewetson, J. W. Jones, T. Law- Dalglish, W. Haug, H. J. He-wetson, son C S tin J. E. Reekie, T. W. J. V. Lyell. Mrs J. S Macken^e, String iT w Sutherland. W. C. Renfrew, Mrs. G. Rowcliffe, ENLARGED 1912— President D W-. Suther- W. R. Trench. Government repre- toS V iS S e n t H J. Hewet- sentahve: P. City Coun- son; Secretary, G. A. Fisher; Treas- cil representative. Dr. J . W. N. urer M G. Gorrie; A. H. Bell, F. Shepherd. , „ t « x M. Buckland. J. F. Burne, Dr. C. W. gt P^Sns- A R T P R IN T S Dickson, P. DuMoulin, M. Hereron, ^ M ^a^uSs J. W. Jones, T. Lawson, C. Martin, A. A., BaRard,, E. M._ Ca^uthere, Mir "R Pr>nlf»v T W Stirling. Dr* V. Craig, R. L. Dalglisn, G. A. IN FULL COLOR-READY FOR FRAMING Sek^on was chosen'as Vice-Pres- ^keSe®’A^’G‘ S • fy. TimA +r> ^iiccGfid IVTr H6tV“ J- ?• i\^ack©nziG, A. G. JVicC.'Osn, X. BEAUTIFUL WESTERN SCENIC VIEWS FREE elson. who had resigned owing to 5 £S'o7 Wlli- ■1 llliifitesident, D. W. Suther- ite. CHy CouncU representative; VANCOUVER ISLAND—Available in British Columbia land' Vice-President, P. DuMoulin; Dr. J W. N. Sheph^d. . Seerkary, G. A. Fisher; Treasurer. ^^^S'r-President. E^ IVL Carru^^ FREE AT STANDARD OIL M. G. Gorrie; A. H. BeU, F. M. f Vice-PresidenL a SL P-Ait- ' dealers BE COOL THIS SUMMER ! Buckland, M. Hereron, H. J. Hew- kens; A. A. 'etson, J. W. Jones, T. l^w son, N. CampbeU.^H. V. Craig,^^^^ ■pv Tv/Tn'FnviQ'h W* R P ooIgv C. C. G. A. FisliGr,, J. V. Ly©!!, Ili. It costs so little to have a well insulated ProS T. W. Stirling, P. B. Will- 9' T home. The small cost will soon be made its Mr. Lawson resigned frojn the zie, Mre. N. D. Mt^avish, _T. . up from the restfulness and cool com­ fn?Keiownr Sr^S^I^W. R. ^enc^'GoVern: 1914—Prfesident H J. Hewetson; ment representative: P. B. WillRs. fort you receive. Vice-PrSenV P. 1'- Wifuts; Seel City Council representative^ Dr. EXTRA! Don't pass op this special 7 a Ei«her- Treasurer M. J- W. N. Shepherd. Mrs. E. L. Cross G Gorrie' A H Beil P E. Corby, was added to the Board later as free oWerl It’s made to pet you , I )?'!< I See us for all building materials. p ‘ DuMouUn’ 'W. Haug, 'M. Herer- representing the Ladies Hospital on, J. W; Jones, Geo. S. McKenzie, -Ai^ „ T, x -h ne better acquainted with Standard s N. D. McTavish, W. B. Pease, D. 77^^14’ W Sutherland, E. W. Wilkinson. ers; Vic^I^esid^t, Dr. J. W. N. EXTRA SERVICES! If ' I '1915 -President, P. ^ B. Willits; Shepherd City Council represent- Vice-President, G. S.; McKenzie; J. H. J. Treasurer, E. C. Maclntyte (resign- ^IL H. S. Chapin, T. G. N S. M. SIMPSON, LTD. ed in February to go bver^as; Government representative. .P- ®- subsequently Wiled in action); H. Willits A radic^ r^uction m the THIS WEEK IN PHONES — Office, 3 1 2 Mill. Office, 313 B. Burteh, P. DuMtoulin, G. A. Fish- size of the directorate was effected Here's the opportunity of a lifetimel Big, colorful Scenic Art I ^ ts er A N Harker, W. Hai^.'M. Her- by passage of a by-law at the an- BRITISH COLUMBIA eron, H. J. HeWetson7 D. LeeWe, nualjneeting reducing the even nwny absolutely free-just to demonstrate the generous help- Pig ------—------N. D. McTavish, H. G. Pangman, members from fifteen to five. _ Start your picture gallery of Wg Art Prints Something Different dirt an’ puts it in his mouth to ggo Rowcliffe, D. VY. Sutherland. 1928.--Pr(^ident, E. M. C^ruth^^ now with this ing of extras you always get at Standard. taste. Den he goes right along.” Hewetson resign^ in June, ers; Vice-Presictent, Dr J. W.^N. produced in full natural c<^ot. M s m e t o t E X T R A SERVICES that ring the bell^a regular routine safety­ A negro who had achieved some “what makes: you think that af- having joined for military service. Shepher^ City Council repr^iva- of a scries to be distributed in this viitoty. success in the handUng of mules fects him?" continued the question- Mr. Pangman Ukewise reigned tive; J. H. Brrad. i^^ And you can add still more subjects^tp your checking of your oil level, your front and rear Ught globes, your tot­ J I ,i,ll''' was asked how he managed me the er. _ _ . . . .. and was replaced boy m r.. ro y rsie r, b v.=xx, e J L x*. ^ x F . ^ ^ — coUectiem as you travel throuf^ othrt balky creatures. "Ah suah don’t know,” was the who also resigned. J. "W. Jones and Hayes succ^ded P. B. W^^ s as tions o f the W est. They’re^«ree—and they tery and tires. Standard Sendee is extra service, be it the windshield J ' II 1 f'l I won’t last long. So hurry—drive in for your or your travel information needs. And extra inviting are Standard rert “Well when I’se nlowin’ an’ the reply, “but Ah expect it makes him e . W. Wilkinson were appointed by .^^7 !• m to t picture vdUiout delay! m uto% " u^some fofg^t what he was thinkin> about.» the Board to fill the vacancies. At rooms-like guest loomsl So treat ybur car to a tankful of StandaM t i Shepherd; J. H. .Broad, Dr. G. L. See the W est with Standard -Y o u r G a s o lin e Unsurpassed-for a get-acquainted samplmg of Standard Campbell, H. F. Chapin. City Coun­ car givas low-cost transportation ^ cil representative: D. K. Gordon. Extra Service. And while they last-drive in for your Free Souvenu- T. : G. Norris withdrew - from the elective Board this year in favor Art Print of the West. of Dr. Shepherd, who had ceased STANDARD OIL tOMPANY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA LIMITED to represent the.City Council Later, USE A STANDARD CREDIT CARD Mr. Norris was appointed Govern­ ment representative to succeed Mr. Good In your nolgliborliood and . Ihrooglioiil Iho Unifod Sfalot Hayes. 1930. —President, Dr. J. W. N. Shepherd; Vitte-President, E.. M. Quenches' thirst with, a .keener Carruthers; J. H. Broad, Dr. G. L. Campbell, D. K. Gordon. Govern­ thrill and leaves you delightfully ment representative; T, G. Norris. City Council representative: O. L. refreshed. Order a case today* Jones. CAPOANO BREWING CO. L.TD., VANCOUVER, BX*. 1 9 3 1 . —President, D. K. Gordon; VicerPresident, J.( H. Broad; Dr. G. PHONE 224 FOB FREE L. Campbell, E. M. , Carruthers, C. HOME DEUVEBY B. Winter, Govemramt representa­ tive: T. G. Norris. City Coimcil rep­ m resentative: G. Ax McKay. 1932. —President, J. EL Broad; Vice-President, C B- Winter; E.\ M. Carruthers, H. C. S. Collett, G .' A. Meikle. Government representative: T. G7 Norrlsr'City Council repres- enfative: G. A*. Mcltoy. > :' 1933:—^President; , J; H. Broad; I ViceJ>r(BsidehV C*'B. .Winter; H. C. S' S. Collett, BSts. W. j, McDowall, G; a : Meikle, - Government repres­ entative;; 'T. G. Norris. City Council uMMtaftmtm ■ This advertisement is not published or displayed .by the Liquor Control Board or by representative:' .G. ^ A. McKay. ;. • , the Government of British Columbia. ‘l 9 3 4 ^Presrdent, Mrs. • W. J. . Mc- :: ' '''' ,1. I' iF.'- 'I M'1 ' I ' i' ■iLpifiv ■ .i', '' 7;t: .''-u '' .r 'I,.:"'' . ■SKf ''Jgg i H W H

PAGE EIGHT THE KELOWNA COURIER Tf-iUKbDAY, JUNE ti,

SI"! c ic ^ I he c c oi j oi.c. «c scsJcs fi'*vc about the Sti/ae lalio iTE.er cofiJ*tiofi of a steaci^i hc'en weighted aj»i^ix.'.st the fyim er obti^iu it could be put hhe th.is . nu>'vxM’!sent tiom (urm iu ciiv coulcj A . Hayden G ives Victoria Day Since itJlit'. S tam nij then v»iiii «!1 you would be enabled to make a be rrsum td. PROFESSIONAL c'* CTj 4sc'd to iti3. iTitl# nicaiis that livini»t- idual a.nd tiussoc'iation and BUSINESS Directory your buying pov.er has bc-cri leduc- It this problem could be solved— btxri solving prvbletns ur (irg;L.ri,,-Aii ttic bc:.t selUiig system. fj wisilf the eiutrgesges ttgaiiiist you fur and I believe It can—the backhsg up new o-rica for half a century and yof* Problems of Past and Ibe t onJiaKJs, the hnest fruit services tiave mcrreused. of young men and young women on may be counUid on to meet emerf Which Will Face Growers and the Ihiest p.Kk ttrbe found any- h the balance were reislored in Uie land would cease and the for- gericles as these develop. f AUTOMOBILES FUNERAL PARLORS in Future Reviewed at Nara- where In the world ’I’his is a con- inata sidered statement and a statement LETTERS TO which can be readily substantiated. H O M E GAS i - KELOWNA rUKNITUKE THE EDITOR C. A. Hayden, Secretary of the Reduced Varieties LI FI'S NOT fO BAD A F T E R A L L • • • SERVICE STATION Co., Ltd. B.C.F.B.A., addresiod a big galhco- You have got down to about 10 in>; of aKricuIturij.ts and other intcr- Bert Ble-klns, Prop. Funeral Directors EXPRESS APPRECIATION varieties of apples against more Prompt, Friendly Service |Day l»hone, 33; Night, 502 - 70 i Ktc-d persons at Nararnata on May than 150 a few years ago and against CALI. IN TODAY — TBY US. indicating the probIen.’.s of agri- Kelowna, B.C. Kelowna. U.C.. May 20, ISWO. culture. A digest'of his uddrc^ss'fol- vl.o^.roh^^ iv Next to Kelowna Steam Laundry Editor, Kelowaa Courier. lows’ Scotia. You probably noted in Ot- At an axi-cuUva nax-.ing „f U.a The- warld 1. scethInK wlU, a can- 'f“ . Z ' t J r ! ! ! ,atm .m cn“t Kelowna Volunteer Hume Defence fliet of objectives. The Germans to have anv trufk with IBO D A Y ’S Unit, held last evening, I was asked sc-ck to imi>ose upon humanity u dea- varieUes conllnlng Us support to 10 D. J. KERR GARAGE to write you and express tlie op- pulism that knows not God. Britain •? t.l ..n,-. Dealer for FUNERAL SERVICE preciation of the executive for the and her Allies are striving to main- S a . NASH CARS Funeral Directors and i t ‘"r “ ‘t "'t itic.fni'rliVcirit'iJ'Zvr.s Embalmcrs in covering the aclivUies of tlie wars do not spring from the soil: ^ varieties todav I / Pendozi St, Phone 17 Pendozi St. Phone 204 lionUorRcncmllv generally^ t1 !“’^ons of individuals remote from “'"m' the ^,,,4 ^nd this exemplifiesconsist- B.C.F.G.A. since Yours tiuly, soil. The men on the land are, from i 889_ a record of progress L. RICHARDS, the very character of their occupa- u 1 i ^ j . LADD GARAGE LTD. Secretary, Hon. which brings them Into close Mention should be made of an- CONTRAaORS Kclowna Volunteer Horne Defence tind persistent contact with Mother other vitally important developrncnt 3 7i5 Dealer for Nature, a kindly people, more con- "'hlch you and your association Unit. 7 a.m., you atart a ■ «•«»» “ *” KELOWNA For the Satisfac­ the ten-year period, 1898-1908. Some Problems will persist. There is Princeton, B.C. tory Permanent M O N U M E N T S have Witnessed the growth of the problem of the absence of bal- PHONE 224 Sinnsnf from 200,000 ance as between^ what the farmer Phone 426 > Sand Blast Lettering ciations of wartime would be main This advertisement Is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by VERNON GRANITE tained boxes in 1913 to 5,500,000 boxes in receives and what he has to pay for the Oovemment of British Columbia. & MARBLE CO. Another advantage would be the 1939. t Established 1910 establishment of a fully armed unit 7 '?“ the development BICYCLE SHOPS Agents: Kelowna Furniture Co. in trainingtn^inin^ in the valley, which o^her tree fruits, apricots, peach- would be a safeguard against sab­ es, cherries, plums, prunes and otage and subversive influences. crabapples and the associated de- JOMO BICYCLE S. Okanagan Monument Works The recruiting of a local regiment velopment of various other field pro- DUNLOP FORT would alv remove the necessity building SHOP HEADSTONES AND for those now desiring to enlist of a $45,000,009 investm ent, the GIVES YOU 2000 TEETH TO GRIP Next to Jack Mayor’s Service MONUMENTS having to go to the Coast, at their Vernon Kelowna. Pentic- Imported and native granite or THE ROAD FOR GREATER SAFETY Station own expense, and Chance being ac­ ton, Nararnata and other centres of QUALITY and SERVICE marble — Satisfaction guaranteed cepted. While until recently there P^^ulation all based on the apple You pay no more for Dunlop Supremacy. In at right prices. has been little recruiting activity, i*^°ustry. . , . ... addition to Dunlop 'Fort*. . . 'the world’s fin­ Box 504 Penticton, B.C. the proposal to form third and Ladang the apple industry it est tire’ . . . we carry a fride range of Dunlop Quality Tires for every purse and pnrj^se. r2 RIDE A BIKE fourth divisions will give this an » question of time impetus. Now is the time for the Okanagan Valley would ORCHARD CITY FOR HEALTH! various towns of the valley and ^ cattle range with what We ca n y C.C.M. and English OPTOMETRISTS their boards of trade, etc., to push now the fertile, watered belt re- MOTORS LTD. m a k ^ . for this recognition of the Okana- verting to semi-arid desert, Phone 352 Kelowna Expert Repair Work. gan’s contribution in the last war Perhaps too often we, do not real- and their equally certain contribu-ourselves just what the apple CAMPBELL’S BICYCLE SHOP tion in this war by establishment of growing industry means to the 41,000 an Okanagan regiment for service People in the Okanagan Valley. Cer- overseas.. Recently we saw the re - recently, Vancouver and . FREDERICK JOUDRT ports of the send-off given the the business interests of British Co- CARTAGE Optometrist . “Westminster” regiment; let us lumbia did not realize how closely Phone 373. Royal Anne Building work for the establishment of an own financial interests were D. CHAPMAN & CO. ‘‘Okanagan’’ regiment also. inter-locked with the Okanagan Yours truly, Valley. PHONE 298 LTD. A. W. GRAY. The wholesale business with the Haulage Contractors. Warehous­ ORTHOPEDIC Okanagan am ounts to $9,000,000 a ing and Distributing. We special­ year, which in turn represents a DUNLOP ize in Furniture Moving. Con­ retail volume of $13,000,000 a year. "THE WORLD’S FINEST TIRE" tract or Emergent Fruit Hauling. ARCH SUPPORTS ROTARY HELPS ARCH SHOKS made to your Vaduable Export Trade measurement. I have stressed the value of our Chiropody and Orthopedic PREVENTORIUM tree fruit trade with export coun- Specialists ■ ~ ' tries, which brought in annually JENKINS CO., LTD. The Kelowna Rotary Club has more than $2,000,000. Also our tree Let us. do your hauling work. BERT MUSSATTO I ‘ I '' Champion Shoe Repairs agreed to donate fifty dollars to the fruit trade with the Prairie provin- Competent men Gordon Campbell Preventorium ces and the Eastern provinces that I f,*'L Finest equipment. and ten dollars to the Kelownp brought in more new millions. PHONE 20 Welfare Association to assist it to This export and inter-provincial isa"' I t ^ meet its obligations during the sum- trade built up credits against our V r TAXI mer months. imports with the depressing major 0 A float suitable for the use of feature that the producers did not , ; 5: young children will be erected at receive a reasonable return for their DENTISTS the Rotary Westside beaich in the products. ' . "i next week or two and five addition- I have found that the prairies al tables will be provided for pic- sell British Columbia every year D R . G. d ; C A M P B E L L nickers. half a million dollars more in butter R U D Y ’S The club has also asked for fur- than we .Sell them in apples. They DENTIST ther information about a suggested sell us $300,000 more in cattle than P hone 610 scheme wherein, Canadian Rotari- we sell them in other fruits com­ Willits Block Phone 171 ans would accept into their homes bined with vegetables. Altogether “for the duration” the_ children of they sell us about two million dol- British Rotarians who ' desire, to lars more than we sell to thein. That place their children in a less dan- is the balance of trade favors the I BUY YOUR HIDE! gerous location. Prairies, year after year, and will DR. MATHISON WOOL '— Highest Prices Paid ■ ^ ^ ^ continue to favor them. B.C.F.G.A. Value DENTIST MAURICE KNAP 7IREB> PSET 830 Jackson Ave., Vancouver Let us go back fifty-one years, to 1889, when the British Columbia Willits Block Phone 89 Fruit Growers’ Association was or­ ganized by a small group of fruit growers. From that small beginning has sprung an association which DR. has been a mighty force in directing I J. W. N. SHEPHERD and helping Us own industry and in Illustrated: Chevrolet Special Do Luxe Broken Aiito giving guidance to other branches of Sport Sedan. Dental Surgeon Windows agriculture in this and in all the Shepherd Block - Phone 223 House Windows, etc. — Phone 312 other provinces.- S. M. SIMPSON. LTD. You and your association are re­ Pendozi and Lawrence Ave; sponsible for the orderly marketing w e legislation which is now oir the sta­ c a l l tute books of seven of the nine pro­ vinces and which for an all too brief THERE are a good many reasons why Chevrolet such lively, nimble, easy-riding, easy-guiding , per- ELECTRICAL ” period was on the statute books of m the Dominion. is the big popular choice. Among lowest-priced cars, ' formance as youVe always dreamed of enjoying. Eventually, for this must come if it’s the longest of the lot—from front of grille to rear What Ghevirolet performance? Why, the very C. H U C K L E Canadian agriculture is to be saved from collapse, this or4 erly market­ of body,.. and, most people think, the loveliest. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR lowest price that ever bought smile-a-minute miles KEEP YOUR ing legislation will be restored to Its new Vacuum Power Shift, that does 80% of the See us for estimates. the Dominion statute books in an per hour. Because gas and oil economy is one of No job too big; or too smalL inassailable form and will be placed work of gearshifdng for you, is a feature no buyer ^ e most outstanding features of this greatest of all BABY ALWAYS on the statute books of the missing oan. overlook. ' PHONE 12 provinces, Saskatchewan and Prince Chevrolets. ' ' by having us; :photp- Edward Island. Five features combine to give you what has just E y e i t . ; . T r y it m , . B u y it — and. bO; enthusiastio For this vitally constructive step, naturally been called the “Ride Royal*”. ' grapK-the little <>ne you and your association must re­ over the most- satisfying value ever--bought at a FLOUR AND FEED ceive the credit, ‘ And, on top of all these, there is its performance— price sfo low! *On Special De Luxe Models, Babies change before you And it is well to reflect that many C ^ B know \it and only in photo­ other branches of agriculture than OWEN’S FEED graphs can. you preiserv.e their the tree fruit industry are taking STORE fascinating persorialities. advantage of the example which the B.C.F.G.A. has set in respect of or­ . J^LOUB and FEEDS _ We advise every six months derly marketing. Highest. Q uali^ — Lowest Prices for the first: three or foiw Then iihplementing your market- - Phone 354 F ree Delivery years and then once a year ing legislation, you have set another thereafter. useful example by establishing cen­ ATHLETE’S FOOT tral selling arid we all hesitate to speculate on what our apple mar- . keting ’'situation would have beeri [F^ET HURT? SORE TIRED FEET since last September if we had lack­ RIBELIN’S ed central selling—if we had to op­ PHOTO STUDIO erate on the system which prevailed CORN SALVE before the cent-a-pound-or-on-the- DON McLEAN MOTORS JecanmeoM bf We .arfe .with ground rebellion of 1933. .t m local BUNIONi SALVE babiea ^ecause Wri erijoy Bernard Ave. Kelowna, B.C. Pl^one 207 1/ tfianitt P S J FOOT POWDER The list of your achievements as , photographing them. individuals and as the B.C.F.GJ^. is ~ P. B. WILLITS & CO., Ltd., Phone 19 THE ANTISEPTIC LiMINEIIT too long to give here but it sums tip' .’ in the recogriized fact that you have I—

' ' I T 1 ( ll ' 1 5 ^ ^1 1 I'' . < THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE NlNfi THUHSOAY, JUNE 6. ISHO ROWING CLUB MAN’S WORLD UKEbll H it h e r and Y o n CHOOSES LEN T, G Norris, K.C., of Vancouver, g STRAWBERRIES LOCAL visited his former home in Kelowna 7 ^ S / o r e on Sunday, preiiaratoiy to attend­ Oiailes, Woi/dbwerU) v! the Vun- Mn,. C. McCarthy left on Monday HILL AS PREXY ing Uie Asaircs. wlilcii oj>en< d on TOMATOES per Jb. 17c (.uuver Daily I’luvmce leiKirluiial for Wcnatciice, vvlscrc she met her Monday in Vernon. douKhlcr, Miss Grace McCartiiy. of iiiurd Local, atall and Mi«. Wuudi.vvurUi wen- Determined Elfort to Increase LETTUCE h e a d ...... 4c viaitora in Kel'jwna on Sunday and Calgary. They plan to upend u Interest and Membership is U F. I'aikln.son went to Vernon “GONlu Monday. three or four weeks' holiday in on Monday, being called there for CaJiforni;i, Being Made with Successful jury duly at the Vernon Sprinj,; WITH THE • • • The weddint; of Gertrude Doris Results Asiii/.es. LEMONS i r r 2 25c Itohinson to lleitrain Lloyd, both of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Witt liave WIND” Why Buffer with moved into their new home on Ea.st Kelowna, took place on Sun­ I.A‘n Hill. v,-l:o Las b^.'eri a jwpular Lome Graham, of Vancouver, New, Green, COLOGNES tired, burivin®, eching £#et day, June 2nd, at tiie Rutland Sev­ J.ung sued. member of tiie Kelowna Itowing manager of JJarbcr-Ellis (Vancou­ CABBAGE per Ib...... 4c ver) Ltd., and Charles Banfleld, ojnd swollen ankles when enth Day Adventibl Church. Win. Miss Uealrice Wall, of Porllund, Club for many years, was named John liurdon perfoinied tlie eerc- us President at an enthusiastic King’s Printer, Victoria, were vis­ a nightly nrtssssge with who spent a week in Kelowna vis­ itors in Kelowna and to Boaver POTATOES 12"”25c $1.50 inony. Mikm Marjorie North wa.s the iting her mother, Mrs. Wall, left on meeting held last week in the soothing, healing 21:£.am-JUUKam d3uk bride’s only ullendant, and Arthur Lake for several days last week, I'O iir Monday on lier return trip. Aquatic lounge. Under his guid­ will give you per­ H. Lloyd uttei|ded hi.s brother us ance, it is .anticipated that a banner leaving bn tlieir return trip to tlie l•EH^ECT seiisationul fect foot comfort. 50c I best man. Mrs. Frank Elms has returned year in rowing will result, and al­ Coast on Sunday. I WATERMELONS QUALITY LB. 6c I from a six weeks’ holiday spent in ready enthusiasm has reached a odui's. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Laldlaw and point not achieved in the past few Jim Horn, of Vancouver, Is a vis­ Ira Ciiupinan, of I’enticlon. were Vuncouvoi'. itor in Kelowna this week. UseZAH'BUKNightly vksilors in Ktiuwna during tiie years lat tiie same time- of year. n n i T D r o b in h o o d q q ibs. 0 * 9 q c Mr. and Mrs. James Rideau, of An organized drive for increased F iL U U li First Grade ...... a 'O week-end, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Regina, were week-end visitors in “Tiny” Walrod left on Saturday Norman Parkins, Glenn Avenue. membership is being staged and Kelowna en route to Uie coast. special efforts will be made to in- to spend u two-weeks holiday in Relief in five • • • Calgary and Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs, Percy Rawson, of tere.st juniors and High School OATS 25c minutes from Mrs. F. R. Mastel, of Calgary, is students in the club. To this end kMINIRkl. fOOO Winnipeg, went the guests of Mrs. Bill Treudgold, of Chilliwack, ar­ T P A a ir w a y b l e n d , m q E. O. Hughes on Monday, en route spending a holiday with her daugli- tlie membership fees are being re­ 1 Ei/a per pound ...... “ IrC indigestion and ter, Miss Dorothy Mastel. duced. rived in Kelowna on Sunday to to I’entleton. spend a two-weeks holiday visit­ FOB VICOROUB HCALTH AiNDtTRtNCTH I heart-burn * * • On Sunday morning the llrst of- i}0 »imi70'^}oo rAiuTi'l.39-T»o i*iiiiii‘Z79 Mr. and Mrs, Norman Parkins Mrs. Andi’ew Jukes and Miss llclul gathering of prospective row­ ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. TOMATO JUICE ""■'“S'-r'' 2 ‘ ” 25c hud as their house guest over the Laura Jukes, of Vancouver, are ers was congregated at the Aquatic Treadgold. 7 5 c week-end Ted ICirkby, of Penticton. spending a holiday at the Willow Club. A number of new members Guests registered at the Royal CORN ““T 2 19c Inn. were out for tlteir first try-outs, in­ Miss Stella Pearson, of Vernon, Anne Hotel this week include: R. cluding Darner Verity, Cliff Davis. il. Winfield. Nelson; C. S- Grelg, PUREX TOILiET TISSUE - 3 19c is spending a few days with Mr. Mrs. Eric Merrill (nee Iris Mc­ Ed Barker, Grant Pollock and SWIM and Mrs. Norman Parkins this Kay), accompanied by her son Edmonton; J. A. Rauch, Calgary; many others. They show promise of Mrs. W. R. Patton. Vancouver’; Mrs. week. Richard, of Winnipeg, arrived In becoming first-class oarsmen. LARD Tm “ s"...... 3 25c CAPS Kelowna on Monday to spend sev­ G. Campbell. Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. F. R. E. DeHart has moved eral months with her parents, Mr. Senior Crew Mrs. R. L. McNett, Omnk; Mr. and MEAT PASTES 3 19c to her new home on Lake Avenue. and Mrs. G. A. McKay. Among the former members who Mrs. E. Home, Cranbrook; J. C. Ry- 25c * « * are endeavoring to catch a place on mer, Walla Walla; Miss Evelyn Pe- to Friends in Kelowna will bo inter­ Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews re­ the senior crew to meet the Uni­ wonka. Coronation; Mr. and Mrs. APRICOT JAM 'rmE' 47c ested to learn of the marriage in turned last week from a holiday versity of Washington Huskies and G. W. Wilson, Vancouver; J. C. P’AETPQ Genoa or Assorted Fruit; Ottawa, Ontario, on Monday, May spent in Vancouver. ■ the Vancouver Rowing Club crews Short, Peterboro, Ont.; A. E. Gard- 4 }^ to 5 lbs, average; each ...... U JIC $1.00 6 last, of Flying Ofilccr Edmund at the annual Regatta this year are man, Victor),a; C. McCarr, Toronto; T. Atherton, of the Royal Canadian Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McKay w ere Bob ParfUt, Bruce Paige, Jack Gor­ Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Leigh, Vancou­ visitors in Armstrong on Monday. Air Force, ami Mary Jacqueline, don and Art Lloyd-Joncs. ver; B. Thomas, Douglas Lake; Mr. in the lb. d'aughter of Mr. and Mrs. John * * • Another enthusiastic new oars­ and Mrs. C. Woodsworth, Vancou­ Blaine Aberg, of St. Paul, Minn. Mrs. Robin Kendall and Miss man is Fred Thompson, formerly of ver; T. G. Norris, Vancouver; BACON piece 23c EAR PROTECTORS: Mr. Atherton is a former Kelowna Maureen Hamilton were hostesses Keep the water out .... O D C Oliver, while Jack Davoren is Thomas Forbes, Penticton; Paul school student, and was connected at a kitchen shower on Monday showing an interest, as well. Stoffel, Cashmere; Mr. and Mrs. E. FRESH Smoked lb. UNDER CAPS—Keep the hair with the Royal Canadian Mounted evening at Miss Hamilton’s home These former and prospective H. McPherson, Wenatchee. LIVER; per Ib. 15c COT. ROLLS 27c dry. Wear them under QK/» Keep a package in your car. Police until he joined the R.C.A.F. on Abbott street, honoring Miss members are showing the right any cap ...... O D C 200’s .... 15c 500’s .... 33c He is a brother of Mrs. Lynn Watt, “Lib” Vance, whoso wedding to Mr. spirit to make an active organiza­ Jack Appleton, of The Courier of Kelowna. Gordon Finch takes place on Sat­ tion out of the Kelowna Rowing mechanical staff, is spending a holi­ SMOKED PICNIC ... 1 7 _ i P H A Q T Q urday afternoon, June 15th. Roses Club this year, and a revival of the day in Powell River. SHOULDERS; Ib...... 11 C | 1 iJ tender lb. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Aitkins, of and peonies formed a lovely floral spirit which was noticeable a few Port Alberni, were recent visitors setting for the occasion. Mrs. Wm. years back is expected to bo evi­ A party of Vancouver citizens has IN THE PER to Kelowna. Vance and Mrs. John Cushing pre­ invaded Beaver Lake this week at LB. * * » dent. BOLOGNA - PIECE 15c NEW tow PHICE sided at the atlractively-arrang^ W. S. Dawson, for long a faithful the instigation of Mayor G. A. Mc­ Miss Vera Emery was a visitor tea table, while Mrs. George Ellis, PRICES EFFECTIVE — JUNE 7, 8 and 10th in Kamloops cm "Wednesday to at­ membci; of the club, has been sel­ Kay, Dave Chapman and Dr. W. J. Miss Mary Vance and Miss Mary ected as Honorary President. A1 Knox ,and Dr. L. A. C. Panton. The tend the w.cddiiig of her sister, Miss Panton assisted the hostesses as Thelma Emery, to Mr. John Jack- Krasselt is Vice-President and Har­ visitors are Dr. R. E. McKechnie, servitcurs. Nearly twenty-five of Chancellor of the University of B.C. son. old Burr is the new Secretary- Miss Vance’s friends were present. Treasurer. and Dean of Medicine; Dr. W. Mrs. Les Campbell is a visitor in Art Burtch has been selected as Proud, Radiologist at St. Paul’s Mrs. L. V. Campbell is visiting at Hospital, Vancouver; Jack Rose, of s A f I e w a y Kamloops this week to attend the captain of the crews and a com­ wedding of her brother, which took the home of her parents in Kam­ mittee of five has been chosen to Kirkland & Rose, Vancouver; and place on Wednesday. loops. assist the rest of the executive, Jim Horn, retired Superintendent * * • ■ of the Canadian Pacific Railway at Miss J«B. Peters, of Vancouver, namely. Bob Parfitt, Darner Verity, P. B. WILLITS & CO., LTD. Mrs. O. J. Quesnel (nee GeHrude Jack Gordon, Bert Longley and Revelstoke, and now residing in Chapin), of Wells, B.C., who has is a guest of the Royal Anne hotel Vancouver. Next week the party Phone 19 for Quick Delivery this week. Helen Ennis. been visiting her parents, Mr. and Fees have been set at $3 for girls intends to visit Mayor McKay’s THINK OF SUTHERLAND’S Mrs. H. F. Chapin, met her husband Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Anderson, of and juniors and $6 for seniors. A cabin at Joe Rich. in Vernon on Sunday, returning 'to Trail, are visiting in Kelowna, special High School students’ fee WHEN YOU PLAN YOUR PICNIC.. Kelowna on Tuesday for a week guests of the Royal Anne hotel. of $2 fbr the season has been decid­ Guests registered at the Willow prior to returning to their home * • * ed upon. Inn this week include: P. Stewart via Vancouver. Mrs. A. H. De Mara and Mrs. E. Brown, Vancouver; E. W. Metcalfe, Iz-iS You are always assured of Blair entertained the Bernard Ave­ Vancouver; A. Noble, Vancouver; the finest selection of quality VIVIENNE BEAUTY PARLOR Mrs. Norman DeHart .and Miss nue Circle of the First United Mr. and Mrs. Lee Still, OMville; Phone 32 for appointments. Dtena DeHart entertained at a mis­ Church last 'Thursday afternoon at WESTBANK GIRL R. L. Jackson, Oroville; J. V. De- cellaneous shower last Thursday the tea hour .at the Willow Lodge., dora, Kamloops; J. F. Morris, Van­ CAKES — COOKIES Attend the Fashion Show (Today) June 6th. evening, at the former’s home on The regular meeting of the circle couver; Mr. and Mrs; S. M. Carson, WEINER BUNS Lake avenue, when Miss “Lib” was held prior to the tea. IS BRIDE AT Chilliwack; Mr. and Mrs. A. Hope, VARIOUS Vance, bride-elect of June 15th, was Armstrong; E. G. Cullen, Vancou­ v-r^' ' ■ . the guest of honor. Miss Jennie, An- Mrs. H. F. Chapin, Mrs. A. P. ver; W. G. McIntyre, V^couver; and all manner of other de­ dison. Miss Kay Hill and Ii£ss Doris Pettipiece, and Mrs. O. J. Quesnel ST. MICHAEL’S Mrs.. Andrew Jukes and Miss Laura licacies which will make HAIR CREATIONS Leaithley assisted their hostess as (nee Gertrude Chapin) of Wells, en­ Jukes, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. G. your'outing an entire success serviteurs. tertained frierids at the tea hour, on Margaret Elena Lightly United O. Stratton, Vancouver; Mr. and And, of com-se, don’t forget designed at bur shop. Friday aftemooii at the Willow to William Denis Kelly—r Mrs.'Robt. Brown, Vancouver; Mrs. The regular meeting of the Ladies Lodge. F!, R. Mastel, Calgary- Suthierland’s Sliced Bread. Auxiliary to the Aquatic was hd(i Will Reside in Toronto Eliminate the trouble of cut­ on Monday evening, June 3rd, ini Miss Winnifred (M. Urguhart, of Any hair creation displayed at the Aquettic Lpunge. Plans were Penticton, is a guest of the Willow St. Michael and AU Angels’ ting and preparing a loaf by the show can be done for you. completed for the organization’s 6th Church in Kelowna w as the sciehe insisting on Sutherland’s Inn this week. Due to Arrive Thursday! Note the hair do you like best, annual: Fashion Sho^ and Tea,"’to on Monday morning of a quiet wed­ IDEAL BREAD, already be held this afternoon at the Aqua­ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Allinson, of ding when Margaret Elena Lightly, sliced. then come to us. Satisfaction tic Club. 1116 auxiliary has pur­ Vancouver, are guests o£ the Royal second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. chased a revolving c^ored spot­ Anne hotel this week. Neil H. laghtly, of Westbank, be­ MEDALTA guaranteed. light for the“ brchMtra' shell, which _ came the bride of William Denis greatly improves ttie appearance of , H7 WpocUaM qnd child, of KeUy, of Vandouver, ybunjgest son the dance haU. Airnistarong, a re ' ffie guests of the of Mr. and Mrs. Laurehce Mchael POTTERY f(Srmej’’s parents, Mr. -and-Mrs. Ed­ Thomas K el^, of Longford, Ireland. in satina finish. P h on e 121' Bernard Ave. 'The Pendozi Street. Circle of the gar T. Abbott, tWs w ^ k . Rev. C. E7 Davi Davis offleiatedL First United Church held its regu­ The bride was lovely in a pale lar monthly meeting cm Monday Mrs. P. Woods, of Vernon, is a VASES viator in Kelowna this week, the powder-blue dress featuring elbow- Varied assortments. Lacquer evening at the home of l\&s. W. length sleeves. She wore a white Lloyd-Jones on Ethel street. guest of her sister. Miss Evelyne decorations, reasoriably prierf. YE OLDE COUNTRY FAIRE W a r i cartwheel hat and her other access­ Auspices United Church were made for the Qhurch garden ories were of white. party to be held at the home of Ml', and Mrs. W. J. McDowall Only immeiliate members of the CUPS and SAUCERS THURSDAY, JUNE 13 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Young in East wish to anounce, the engagement family were present for the pleas­ Royal Winton, Royal Albert, i r s Kelowna on July 13th. The ladies of their only daughter, Cicely Mar­ ing ceremony, Mrs. A. J. Pritchard Crown, Ainsley* 75c and $1.50. Home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. YOUNG, East Kelowna of the circle are patching quilts for Free Transportation froni Ho^ital Corner, United Church, garet, to Mr. Rowland Graham, son played the Wedding March. . war refugees .and hope to be able of Mrs. A. Thom,pson and the late Mrs: Kelly is a graduate of the Anglican Church and Willits’ Corner; 4.00, 5.00, 6.00 and 7.00 p.m. to devote at least one afternoon a Vacacioii TItne Mr. A. Thompson, of Nelson. The Vancouver General Hospital and ROYAL ANNE SUPPER COMMENCES at 5.30 p.m. week ’ to this splendid work. wedding will take place quietly on. has been a nurse in the cliriic there.' Home Cooking, Doll Shoppe, Variety Stall, Hot Dogs, Ice - Cream. Mrs. il. C. Jameson, of Tacoma, June 25th, at Nelson. Mr. Kelly is a well-known Vancou­ spent the week-end in Kolowna. ver business man and a member of ■ G IFT SHOP Special Attraction —• Miss Pratten’s Dancers Miss Ruth Broderick, whose Wed­ the Vancouver Gyro Club- AND v a r i e t y PROGRAM. 45-24-lc ding to Mr. Alan Staples takes place ' After a : luncheon at the Royal I: this month, was guest of honor at Anne hotel, the bride and groom a miscellaneous shower on Tuesday left on their honeymoon. 'They are FASHION SHOW evening, when Miss Florence Rich­ rriotoring east to Toronto, where rr ards arid the Misses Fay and Myrtle Mr. Kelly has been transferred as At the Blatter were hostesses at the home riianager of the Yonge and G e^^d I assure OPENS AQUATIC of Mrs. G. A. McKay, on Pendozi Streets branch of the Dominion street; About twenty friends of Bank. FASHION SHOW Miss Broderick were present. Take particular THIS AFTERNOON tasty It’s time to enjoy the scenic beauty of Mrs. S. Herchmer, of Femie, is KELOWNA CAR IS notice of the Sixth Annual Event Being a visitor in town this week. our wonderful lakes. W hy hot plan for Staged by Ladies Auxiliary- Mrs. K. P. Keeler, of Brighouse, STOLEN IN SOUTH bread that fishing trip dr your next picnic now? LOVELY COIFFURES Dance in Evening to Con­ B.G., is a gu^t of the Royal Anne Thieves entered two West Sum- Styled by the clude Opening Day’s Festiv­ hotel. merland garages bri Thursday ev­ Take a Johnson Full Reverse ening or early Friday morning, e v e r y You don’t find this on any ities Mr. and Mrs. J. Jennens left this stealing a car from one of them. A Sea H orse week to spend a holiday in 'Winni- Other tjrpe of outboard. This ROYAL ANNE new Dodge sedan, the property of with you and make the next is only' one of its many fea­ This afternoon at 3.00 o’clock the peg- Begg Motor Cb„ Ltd., Kelowna, trip on the water a pleas­ Kelowna Aquatic Club opens offi­ tures. BEAUTY SALON Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Thompson, of was stoleri from Nesbitt & Forster’s time ure instead of hard work. cially whfen the Ladies’ A uxiliary Fernie, are guests of the Royal premises. Service You, too, can have lovely holds its 6th annual Fashion Show On Thursday afternoon. Provinc­ Johnson Motors and Tea. Colorful summer flowers Anne hotel this week: ■When we sell you a JOHN­ and beautiful Permanents, ial Police at Penticton arrested^ are used by 95% of fisher­ SON motor we service it wiU form a lovely setting for the Maurice Hitchcox, of Kzmloops, m en and sport lovers in, B.C. riuirierous charmirig mannequins for you, too. You .won’t find Facials, etc. , J. E. Blackaller, of New Westmin­ and charged him with obtaining-a THERE’S A REASON! who will model the graceful sum­ car under false pretenses. It is all-' this so with other makes. Phone 503. for appointments. mer styles shown by the local mer­ ster, is a business visitor in Kelow­ na this week. eged he paid for a car with a Easy Operation chants. Active and spectator sports worthless cheque. The Midget Single wear, rnorning, street and afternoon Stephen Freeman, of Lavington, and Control Weighs only 18 lbs. 1.1 N. frocks, as well as many beautiful was a visitor in town this week. Y our -wife or child can n m O.A. Certified .Brake Horse gowns for dinner and evening wear a JOHNSON motor. They Power at 4,000 r.p.m. wilT be displayed. F. H. Hillman, of Winnipeg, was KELOWNA SCHOOL are so easy to start and con­ Mrs. Dugald McDougall will act a visitor in town this week, a guest BOARD trol. Price—$65.50 - New CANADIAN LEGION B.E.SL. as commentator once again, with of the Royal Anne hotel. Mrs. Kay McKergow supplying the FIFTH ANNUAL music. Fred W. Luttrell, of Vancouver, This year, plans are more detail­ is a visitor in Kelowna this week. ed and expansive, tending to ensure an .afternoon of great enjojment to Registration the ladies of Kelowna and' district. SPURRIER’S ' In the eveninf, the first dance of THOSE WHO ENJOY the Aquatic will be held, making a The Sportsman’s Headquarters\ full day’s entertairiirient. CHOCOLATE of Beginners YE OLDE COUNTRY FAIRE CAKES Under the auspices of the Wo­ will be delighted with the DR. McPh e r s o n t o THURSDAY, JUNE 13, at ENDERBY, B.C. men’s Association of the United superior flavor and .finer PRIMARY SCHOOL Church, the annual garden party ^ c a u s e Under auspices of Enderby, Armstrong, . Vernon and Kelowna texture of our SATURDAY, JUNE 15th, ANS18^Q0]SSTlOIfS \ '. Canadian Legion .Branches., . under the n ^ e of “Ye Olde Coun­ CHOCOLATE try. F aire” w)ill be held on T hurs­ 1940 day, June 13th, at the home of Mr. CAKES. ^ I’m always Beginning next Sunday evening in ' SPECIAD TRAIN will leave Kelowna at 7 a.m. and Mrs. J. E. Young, East Kelow­ 9—12 a.m. Vs i m ' % THE the United. Church. Dr.; W. ^W. Mc­ Return Trip leaves Enderby at 7.30 p.m. ^ na. Supper will be served at 5.30. Pherson will discuss questions which There w ij be home-cooking, tuck Requisition and Medical ex­ Other Leaving Times: Rutland, 7.15; - PostiIl, 7-?5j:.. Winfield, 7.33. shoppe, handkerchiefs, post office, amination of all children who ex­ pure... have sometimes „,been..pre^ented_ to , This'Train will be available to the'general public at doll shoprie, variety store, hot dogs,; GLENVIEW pect to commmence school in him, arising’ out of the war^situation.; June >164r‘‘is'there) ahy. help; for Special Bargain Rates. coffee and ice cream. Miss Prat- September will take place at the The aim bf these talks be to those given to worr^?” > - ten's. dancers will perform during BAKERY Primary School, Saturday,- June f u l l - strengthen the courage' arid) cofifid- ; Jurie.23—"Whefe^-fs .:God , in a Grand Parade, Sports, Side Shows, .Basket Picnic, the everurig. Free transportation 15th, 1940, from 9 to 12 a.m. ence of p ^ p le in thfesfr Jdays. : ,WorI(fMike otirs?”'-’.-■ * ■ ' ' and many other features. from the city will be provided and Phone 374-R5 Parents should accompany chil­ 99 ,qnestiona;^"^e“ad^follo^^;J^;... ^ June, 3()^VMay.-]ptayer Have any dren and proof of age - must be '• Juhe .g^VHriw'ffo'xowVecqncile. a large place in otm-lives these days?” cars'will leave the following points for Free Home • July'’7.^1‘WhaJ.-'fe'and -where can VETERANS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED. from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m.: Hospital Delivery. subm itted. strength GodTof. ^es'trag^es.'of'^ Please phone Canadian Legion, 129, if travelling by train. corner, Anglican church. United 45-2C ! made in CANADA life and the. miseries of War?” ' real freedota'He'’found?V church and Willits’ corner.- ’

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THURSDAY. JUNE t>. JWJ t h e KELOWNA COURIER PAGE TEN AOIIATIC RIPPLES CITY PAYS $75 TO !• i HI YS NEW IHAl'Tt^K d RAISE EW.EEOYEES HALAKIEts THIRD INNING VERNON TAKES J, A. MUNRO AULAULiuiru d e l e g a t io n EAST he'cn ordervd fia:' •njt- toii.1 , Iht' KllVii'I.j. At a Ven-'-ier of 5-J.aUJ. f.o b K'.-. i, t. > .t-'.*'" ■ L-K&fc.'-/ •...... i ».;r ^ On Monday evening, tovviia iitid all U.K,es paid, the olter VVId.ti t.fvcr City CouficiJ uKieeti that U»f ean Motoiij t'.> tu.pply a SPELLS DOOM SPEAKER TO f,,r the fit;! Unie Uiit. >e.ir you will '..K.’IGl K.)/I F'4 ary of Xvlrv S:uah 1. Hui k.'j i-liuuld 04 ffii-.e! it (.:»jt.ei |.>.Har tt^.'„'- BALL LEAD IN note many jinprovements . ■ ■ Ihe Two Municipal Officials Go to . ,n lo Mnd Ua . ne i, ■> Ol- he ruiif'.l lo ifidd pot anti ijd teahouse Isi-i, biX’Jl ie/n.o\'.d, a Ottawa Scfking Action vi. e-. ,' v«.'* tor waii iit't,*. tiltvti hy t.lit. C ’ FOR PEACHLAND ,,f o...... o 1 t. iU>, . > (.Id t'l iliul of Call i:)l t.wi M'.nday evcJiinjt. VPJ'J INTERIOR LOOP SPORTSMEN nev,' walk, and eiiU am e built and rtiontii, Jiotii liic (.-niltlttyi'na in Itif The City of Kcl-.iVvnw’s shaie in itKloij on May 21 Th.ey left on allovv.ime for Uie traftor o.vn- tlieie has been a general lercva- V 2d for Ihe capitol but no offi­ city offitt' on lUniard Avenue, the , d by Ore City. U3 a trade-m. Rutland Baseball Ttain Wins tioi! of buildings and equij.iment ■ sending J A Biviie'p. of CoUislreain. latUT U'iiiK uu appienti'^'v. Defeat Kclowjta 4-1 When Or- Vernon Ornithologist is Guest Tiie old fencn along Uie front h.a.s and I. S Metford. of Salmon A nn. cial report has be<.n received as to 15-B Game at Pcachland after Speaker at Quarterly Meet their successes. Leading 12-1 at Third Frame chard City Players FaU to been disourded and a low inck wall to pjt'.ss for further protcctioii in Hit G. Nuyens’ Deliveries— ing of Kelowna Rod and Gun hud in its phu-e . . . Many new tlov,/- the H u tb n d s b.M.'.eball team ^ t(.>uk Club er beds, plants and flowers in Kamloops Plays Here on revk 'wa!! nn-i ah.'ng the front of fiome til's honois unen th .y p.aycu to the ' STRAWBERRIES... now al THEIR PEAK! §(,'ti tiie I’eacidand diamond on Sun­ Sunday J. A. Munro. noted orniUioiogi.si. the pavilion add greatly of Vernon, was guest s|K‘uker at tjeuuty of the Aquatic t.uJiound- The Berries ate now plump, day June 2. winning 1.') to 8. IH-ach- South Okanagiiii liirwball League Bon Marche, Ltd. the (juinferly meeting of the Ke- ings . . 700 annuals were planted swevt, luscious.y juitp- i b n d L:.d v;;.e bad innP'g. the third, SUiuBiig when everyttiing seemed to go hiwnu llotl ami Gun Club, iield on recently . . . fcilorc full lof Binart New «unimer Merchandi.ve. 'I'o ftet them at ttieir best, we 'I'eani i> W L Pty. Wedne.sday evening. May 20. in the Ttie new walk on the beacli ex­ C e r t o wri>ng. but utiierwise Uie gaine was 2 2 0 4 recouimend that berries for f'.ood one. Warren Cousins. on Vernon ...... Board of Trade loom, with about tending from tile lariies ilressing l^or added preserving be bouglil in the Kelowna ...... 2 1 1 ^ fifty memlj»’is in attendance. Mr. rooms to the Bowing C’lub flo’at DKESHLS for every occasion.— We also have a large assortment pectin in yourin tlie mound for Peacliland. worked of LARGE SIZE SILK DRESSES next week. By placing your liurd but wa.s unable to hold them Kamlooiis . 2 1 1 2 Munro spoki' on "MifO'utory Birds will be six feet wide with an asplialt House dresse.s, hundreds lo chose Strawberry order in advance, you will be , 2 0 2 0 and (be findings of tlie Lewis and .surface instCiMd of the old board in the same silks as above and as Uiey scored tiuee in tlie first, Kevelstoke . from, in all the latest styles, new i Jam . assured of having your berrit's Vernon took undisfiuted poyyes- Clarke expedition. plunking . . • New boat rafts are the same range of prices, sizes one in tlie second and eiglit runs 38 to 44 and 18'/.t to 24Vi. Cctito Itet 8-oz. si^e, the very day you want them, in tlie tliird with liirn on the mound. t;ion of first place in the Interior This expi'dition was le.sfKinsible being cuiistrucled connecting with pallei'ns, new cldlhs, at jire-war at market price. 'ITie lielditu: was decidedly ragged, Baseball League by defeating Ke­ for the discovery of many new the cast I’lid al tlie Bowing Club price.s. Sizes 14 to 20. d»1 Q K IT'S BATHING TIIWE—Be up-to- as well, during these three frames, lowna’s No. 1 ball club 4-1 at Ver­ biixis. he explained. The l.ewis floats . . . These to iiermit boats I •Ml ( ad date on the beach in a perfect 25c Vegetables; tliat the visitors had a 12 to 1 non last Sunday in a tiglitly-con- woodpecker, for example, was one being left safely without^ taking (limited time Garden Rresh so fitting "Biplcy" Swim Suit, they Sweet. ^ lead. Orville Williamson went in tcsled game wliicb euuld have gone of the new birds discovered on the them from the water . . . The two Also a better range, smart pat­ are betler than ever, priced only) CrlMp and eitlier way with the breaks ol Uie I’acillc Coa.st. In contrasting wood­ hundred bucks the Ladies' Auxili­ to flitch in the fourth and he kept terns, "Gone With The Wind’’ $t AC $f> /IK $/ ^ tlie opposing team to 2 runs for the game. Lack of hitting power spell­ peckers with other birds, Mr. Mun­ ary donated is lltiancing the con­ styles. 1.95, ’3.45, ’4.45 tCOMPANY.^LTD. Su rest of the game. ed defeat for the visiting Kelowria ro stated Unit tliey have two back struction of tile new walk and boat M In the fifth inning, with two men nine, although the inlleld was not and two front toes; they have quills rafts . . . Sizes 14 to 20 ...... $2.95 GLEAN-Ul* of WHITE SKIRTS fast enough in its llelding to gather in their tails for support when All the Aquatic boats have bcHMi All wool while fianncl and faille S down, Clemcril.s started a rally with 8MAKT AFTERNOON DRESSES 0 a nice single. Gumrnow walked, up some of the hits which went climbing a tree, and they have reconditioned and have been in al­ skirts, 1930 models. Reg. lo $3.75. through. barb-like tongues with which they most constant use, since the open­ new shades, clever styling, full- In most sizes, d*T OK S Sanderson got to first on an error flaro skirts, in all the newest by Kitsch and Warren Cousln.s Only two hits were garnered by can harpoon their food. ing of the Ilshing .season . . . Don’t to clean up ...... ONE $ provednrovea theme rightuiiMt. man‘■‘u“ in.*■ the—- right the ...v. - Kelowna------batters------oil the . oller- ,,, , Mr. Munro then dealt with ml- look now but some one said the materials, in plain, 2-tono and olaco by hitting a beautiful long jngs of G. Nuyens while Rudy Kiel- grutory birds, slating that f-kp^c are fishing is the best it has been for figured, snappiest dresses ever Also a range of White Wash Silk “KELOWNA BC P a W drive that gave him three bases and biskl allowed twelve bingles, some ^^rce hundred diflerent years . . . ------Don Horton,------who has the seen. Priced at— Skirts, reg. $2.95; (P’1 O K his team three runs. Ekins made-----of Uiein being caused by slow Held- gpocles of such birds in the Okana- gghing bug properly, has brought 53JI5, $4.95. $5.95, $6.95, $7J)5 to clean up ...... first on another error by Kitsch and ing work. gan Valley. In fifteen fish the last three I Cousins scored. In the seventh inn­ In the initial fnamc, Vernon took Want More Members out with an Aquatic boiat . . . They ing. Don Miller came through for the lead and was never headed. -min,, his report for the first weigh up to seven or eight pounds, a double and scored Gumrnow and Hanson, who was one of the li^ad' in giving 'pre^dent F. B. Lucas____ urged nrcnrHineaccording to Don’s scales . . . Warren Cousins. In the ninth, three ing olicnsive Players /or^Vernon, Rod and Just had a word from one of the hits and an error let in one run bit with two down, and when Net- Gun Club. Last year there were 187 Auxiliary members that the life • 8TH44< and filled the bases but Henry Wos- ^el clouted to right field, Hanson members, but this year only half guards think they know all about BEST PICTURE! tradowski, on the mound, struck scored. , 4u art ,and should be in the Fashion that number have registered. I ' ' out McLaughlin after Miller and Kitsch singled to start the Committee reports were given by Show as models . . . Dick Parkinson ■ ' ' 1 BEST RCTRESS! Cousins each flied out. second frame, went to second when W. Spear and Game Warden W. R. is blamed for being too enthusiast­ Paul Bach, veteran Rutland play- govven miscued in centre field and Maxson. Mr. Spoar spoke on the ic about the cultivation of the hol- er, made la good showing on the came home by beating out a slowly- BEST SUPPDRTII1G RCTRESS! mound until he was replaced in the bgj^cd ball to short stop on a hit fifth inning by Wostradowski. gf,d run play. u—^ In of the Beaver Lake road. They BEST DIRECTOR! Score by innings: . , „ But Vernon wentvent 5”^®.one . gravelled the road past the second suaded to tell you why he names Peachland — 100040201 “the third inira when wnen Scherle ociiv.-n,.- singled and - p„^ , a new bridge over a his boat the “Mayflower” . . . Two R utland ...... 3 1 8 1 0 0 0 2 0—15 brought home on singles active members have left Kelowna, Rnd SpecinI Hujnrd to the Producer AB R H PO A B by Morton and Netzel. Vernon add- dryry creek.cr^x. Lloyd and Lola Day . . . They will IL Pcachland Mr. Maxson stated that by selling ' i I 3 0 ed two more in the eighth when past Dr. Boyce’s be missed . . . Tubby Lloyd-Jones Williamson, cf, p - 4 and Bruce Paige arc two rowers Clements, 3b, lb .... 5 1 2 5 Korenko singled and was brought ^“/„P™ at Mission, he around by double haTcolfectedTnougrmoney to help who are turning out, but Monday Gumrnow, c ...... ^ ^ ? morning they had to attend the fire Sanderson, If ...... 4 1 0 1 latter scored on G. Nuyens aouoie building a new trap across the W. Cousins, p, 3b 5 2 2 5 after his brother had struck out p alarm in their strips. YOU NEED I I, ( f N. Ekins, rf ...... 5 0 2 0 Only once after the second inning Gibb’s Tackle company has did Kelowna threaten ^nd th^ was ^ of Gibb’s spoonslo to vvy Permission of the City Council to 1 9 4 0 Miller, 2b ...... ® ® ^ n „ who use certain portions of the Kelow- GOOD LUGGAGE i-' ** * D. Cousins, ss ...... 5 0 0 0 in the sixth, when Fred Kitsch pi^^n to the fisherman worked his way to thirdtnira baseoa=v. ^ ^he biggest fish in the dis- na City Park as desipated by Aid for your VACATION ... 4 V ACADEM Y AW ARDS Mclsaacs, lb, cf .... 3 0 0 1 M^aughlin, cf .... 1 0 0 0 Other than that, Kelowna could not ^ize will be awarded J. H. Horn, for Youth Day on Jtoy t o t h e G r e a t e s t connect with G. Nuyens’ deliveries S the annual meeting of the 18, was gained by club. the Kelovroa - — Kelowna Be proud of your Suit Cases and Grips. offer you handsome stream-lined “AEROPACKS, Pr‘ced 41 8 10 27 Next Sunday, the Kelowna ball «t tne annu Youth Council on Monday evening. P i c t u r e E J v e r M a d e l ^ ^ club entertains Kamloops for the Open smooHiig from $13.95; TRAVEL 'TWIN AEROPACKS, from $13.50, Rutland ABRHPO first gam rof the season on the Two important resoluJHons were Other values, from $1.95. Kitsch, 2b ...... 5 2 2 5 home diamond. Kamloops and Ke- passed by the the fir®* Ke­ Ritchey, ss 5 ^ „ lowna staged some terrific battles ing are commendation that the la^ Linger, c f ...... 5 2 2 0 last season in the playoffs and it is three days of the pheasant season 0. L. JONES FURNITURE CO. Holisky, c ...... 5 .3 4 5 expected that next Sunday’s opener be open for hens. It was also sug- Phone 435 Bernard Ave. H. Wostradowski 5 1 3 1 will provide some' first-class enter- gested that a closed F. Wostradowski 4 2 1 11 toinment. ed on the trapping of beaver for Welter, If ...... 3 ^ ® 5 Box Score five years. GONE Chernos, 3b ...... 5 2 2 0 The first resolution was passed AB R H PO Bacb, p, rf ...... 5 0 2 1 Kelowna unianimously but many members Schnieider ...... 1 0 1 0 Gourlie, ^ ...... -r- 4 considered that the latter situation E. Kielbiski, 3b ..... 4 is serious enough to warrant a ten- W I T H T H E 43 15 19 27 14 7 F. Kitsch, If ...... 4 year closed season instead of five. Summary:—^Two base hits, MiUer; R. Kielbiski, p ..... 4 It was recommended that the three base hits, W. Cousins; stolen R. Kitsch, rf ...... 4 Willow, Blue and Franklyn grouse i'Xiife is not a bases, Sanderson, Clements, Gum- E. Witt, lb ...... - 3 season be opened from September mow, Kitsch, Holisky. Bach 3, Cou­ M. Leier, 2b —...... 3 15 to October. 15; also that Eastern holiday, but BOX CUTTINGS sins 2; F irst on balls, off W ostra­ V. Leier, c ...... 3 Brook trout be put in Woods Lake an education.” Ideal summer fuel for a quick foe. dowski 1, off Williamson 1; struck Boklage, cf 2 and any other lakes where it is out, by Williamson 5, by Cousins 3, M!cPhee, cf - .... 0 deemed necessary. Place your order now for your by Bach 2, by W ostradowski 3; A. D. Marshall was selected as 31 T 2 24 8. 3 delegate to the Interior Fish and There are many ways of learning season’s supply. WIND double plays, Chernos to KitscK to about tires. Come in today and AB R H PO A E Game Protective Association c