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THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1929 VOL. XX.—No. 9 OLD-TIES HÂVE WONDERFUL INTERESTING AD EQUIPMENT ORDERE " NIGHT WITH PROG QUERY GETS HEAVY TRACTOR AND BIG GRADÌ
Plontv nf^a Gift of Roses," and received Apple Price Makes Con• Tractor • to be Two - ton Reuest for Trees from 1 r lenty pi, encore. Speakers Put in gcnerous sumer Sit Up and Machine—Grader Has '•• Not Very Favorably . Real Humor and Good •F. H. Latimer, of Penticton Ask Why Big Blade Considered Mr. F. H. Latimer was introduced Thought by the chairman as one who has \ CONSUMER PAYS At Tuesday's council meeting members seemed to think- tfc put his foot on places in.Summer- there was a .'bigger list of items for MR. LATIMER TELLS HOW land that even J. M. Robinson has was a ticklish thing to do to DOUBLE PRICE discussion than there was time to trees from this spot,: as: it se SUMMERLAND GOT K.V.R. not been over. 'Mr. Latimer said _ complete and the meeting was ad- that he came to the'.Okanagan in to arouse considerable .oppo, 1891, to survey part of Vernon. He Quaiity of Summerland, journed at 7 p.m. until Wednesday when anything of that nature All Last'Year's Officers to got part way down from Sicamous, n ( ne done. Mr. Powell said the * .'Fruit Get. s Complimen, j t ;! wit^th? the^, irrigatio, n work •foTr ?^this ' Serve Another on the boat the Red Star. He was r should receive special considei not sure how long it took him. At m tngiand . ; year were taken up, including the in any case. A committee wa Year that time there was. but one road — ~ ! purchase of road equipment, discus- pointed to look into the .mat •A subscription for two cbpi down the lake, and that went to Fruit growers are not the only : S., ^Son^nvSViS lolS - Auld Lang Syne started the eve• Okanagan Mission, running along a municipal paper were autho persons asking embarrassing ques- i. Settlement land and the Summer- j to be sent to the municipal ning's program at the Old Timers' the west side of the lake. In his 1 tions about the "sellings price of ap- \ land Development Company's lands and exchanged among the J references to the development ; of night in Ellison Hall, on Friday, th the towns in the valley he said pies, and it is apparent that the | ^t Require water. , hers of the council., It was de with T. G. Beavis to lead the sing• that where West Summerland now n pital boa d advisable to keep , posted on: consumers are taking, an interest' ^^J?^/^ , ^, £ other municipalities in the • pre ing, and then the presi lent, R. H.is , was then an Indian reserve. The ask in what thp nrnriurpr it trpttinp fnr ed that the COUnCll pass the were doing and, when . nece English; who was in the chair for Garnètt Valley was developed after Jabor - 1 usual $1,000 grant for 1929* It was that. He recounted how Mr. Jas Summerland could co-operate the evening, made a/very few, but r ^vr'n- Wilson Tpppiwdi ipt-' explained that the.other alterna- them. - • J-.v appropriate remarks, saying, in Ritchie found out that the K.V.R. was intending to pass Summerland. along ^^aSta?xitoi ^K^S-nS A request was presented'' part: "It affords me.much pleasure Mr. Ritchie then persuaded • Mr, it. Both letters appear below £atL^* ^^i?0^8^ ^ Kelowna for a grant to the 1 to see so. many Old Timers here. Latimer to go out and see if he G atory there, as' was done: last 'rand are of interest to those in the ^A^ T L +^ I hold in my hands a lengthy pro• could locate a possible line for thè The. council seemed favorable * .„J railway to follow, which he did, T £1 . • . years, it- .amounted to the same decided to ask the. opinion o gram—the longest yet—and so I tota1 and the and Mr. Ritchie took' this plan to r SJ -ThP."Review- • i ' grant saved consid- medical health '• officer.:' - ..Sun have not prepared a speech but erable the company and, as a result, Sum TbP* w^osed letter mav be of bookkeeping and bother. The land had last year made mor just intend to intersperse a few mérland has that railway. He con strument has over 200 parts, and y of it than most of the other i Hamilton tained disinfectant soap. The han• ^-fm,,,;^^^mryo n ™»rt0« ! amount was met by monthly in- X remarks as we-go along." when the bow is fitted on to the ^v "l ¥M&"' stalments. The council passed the cipalities and did not contribv sidered that Mr Ritehie should get street, Bradford, .with. his. walking dle of the stick has the opening Here is my reply: H. R. Peake, _nTl1.rjhnt.:nr. stick'and folded up, it completes a contmut much. A He then called on Mr. Alex Ste• full credit for this'endeavor. , ' •. • '. • • . • • .„ Esq., London, Eng. Thanks for ^ ; for sound. Hardwood, parts are walking stick. Mr. Hamilton was ; s for the p k •Plans that had not prev ven to read letters from Old .Tim• Mr. Granville Morgan was. next stick violin, which he has made your letter and . kind appreciation '^ , ^ • , ers, now/absent. In his list of cor• called, and gave a, comic song that from the wood of a box which con made from wool skewers. The in- 18 months making it. A t f SQme the been filed for the.;Garnett;:v! of Summerland apples packed by k £fc m k settlement. All dam were presentedby (Ehj respondents there appeared Jack appealed to the crowd, who insist J me, and I am glad to reply to .'_ ° • • • • • • • _ Woods, of Vernon; G. A. McWil- ed on an encore by most hearty Latimer and were bordered:fib your query. These were Fancy S.S.B. Land Rates; Again liams and Cliff, Price Ellison, Alex and deserved,-applause. 1 Moreland, H. G. Estabrook and Rev. Yellow Newtowns, shipped' from • Soldier . Settlement land-.: Dr. Andrew's Remarks Vancouver early in December, and' were again up, arising out.of; Hood. He read Jack Logie's letter Dr. Andrew spoke next and re• PEACHLAND UNION FIGURES and one sent by Geo. Ross from were sold at- auction in London at ply to the council's request t ferred, among other interesting P 1 eleven shillings and 'sixpence, for W.C; Kelley, K.C;; •forihisi;©! Field, B.C. ' •;'•' things, to the difficulty one met ;, Mr. T. G. Beavis followed with a which you paid a retailer twenty- \ S0CIÂTI0N as to the collection", of :rates.'': with in going to Penticton in the five shillings,' £. very handsome j fore action is taken?the-mat solo appropriate in theme, on the early days. - There were reasons, TS JUMP subject of a happy reunion in a profit between the dealer and re-1 again referred to him. It im• even then, for going to Penticton, : probable that the j municipality Cornish town. . , '•'•;-, he said. One could take the trip taller.-: • V.'X:-:V • '-MA' '.•:.• 'M', '-
11 round between tho Hall and Pon Remarkable Performance* Wltloton clubs woro as follows: Ladles' singles — ,Joan Bernard This is a cordlnl Invitation to you fident caso with which It carries you (P) won from Lillian, Beatty, 11-8, to tfiku a demonstration ride in tho about—its flashing acceleration and 1-11, 11-0, New Ford Car, speed— Its generous comfort —Its , Men's singles — Hoadhouso , (H) abounding surplus of power—Its »' I defeated Dunn, 15-4, 1B-4, This ride is yours, without obliga* safe four-wheel brakes, Ladles' doubles — Shlrloy Lewis tion of tiny kind, Take It, if only and Joan Whimster (P) lost to Such qualities have been associated Mrs. Mackinloy and Miss Beatty, to acquaint yourself with the car's heretofore only with cars of high 15-2, 15-4. pcrforrnniKo. price, Tho New Ford Car puts them Men's doubles—Cadlvi and Road- within tho reach of any purse. houso (ID won from Dunn and You should know tho smooth, con• Wllklns. lB-a, 15-0. Mixed doubles — Mr, and Mrs. Arrange now fir <% dtmonstration Roadhouso (H) boat Wllklns and I'll Joan Bornard, 1B-B, 1B-2, C. NOEL HIGGIN, Sub-dealer, Summerland. Phone 704 John Purvis of Summorland Is E. A. BEGERT, Ford Distributor, Ponlicton, B.C. moklng a namo for hlmsnlf In tho basketball world at Vancouver, Playing with tho St. Andrew's Ex• celsiors, ho has aided his team materially in gaining top position In tho league, Ho is about six foot five Inches tall and when ho and Willlscroft, of tho Calhoun Broilers, who is also away up in tho air, got under tho basket, some amusing by-play ensues, Purvis Is well 2 4 known horo, having played against Y n A Pontloton toams on different occa• sions. THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW FRIDAY, MÂ'RCH 1, Ï929' 8 THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW; .I: - (Published at Summerland, B:C.)•- Established 'August, 1908 V < , .... , ...... , ^v, ri'^$;\ I (By:an Ex-Wriler, of the Ottawa Press Gallery) I WALTER M. WRIGHT, Editor and Manager (By ÄÜTOLYCÜS) New Spring Member of Canada.Weekly Newspapers' Association Those of us who have taken the trouble to make One of the most perplexing prob-1 to tolerate.any such trespass, THE SPREAD IN APPLE PRICES ' even a slight acquaintance with the budget brought lems with many people in their The Hush, Hush'deprecation of down in the Legislature last week by Hon. W. C. M. G. Wilson, well-known Summerland fruit ship• . estimate of United States sentiment Mr. Bennett's comments on the un• Shelly, provincial minister of finance, will be struck , where t h e friendly tone of certain Unitea per, recently received a letter "from the Old Country by the statement that eighty-five;,per cent.- of the A WISE ANALYSIS British Empire States papers which was made by which illustrates in a graphic way the difference expenditures of the provincial government are uncon• is. concerned, our Dominion:premier was riot sur• Drapery Fabrics between fruit prices, that is to say the difference trolled outlay. Of approximately twenty-five millions is how to reconcile their personal prising, coming from one who al• that will be handled by the Government departments experience of Americans they meet, ways seems ready to look on Am• between'the amount the grower gets and the figure erican claims with a favorable eye, during the twelve'months of the current fiscal year, with the undoubted animosity .no• the consumer pays. ticeable,in many sections of ' the but was none the less foolish. It which reveal a new standard of only some three or four millions will be uncontrolled American press towards. Great Brit• may not be easy for the U'.Si- State Mr. Hugh R. Peake, 'Hounslow, writes to tell Mr. Quite apparently the new finance minister made - a ain : and all her works. We; need Department to curb irresponsible Wilson that the apples he purchased were the best! good impression in bringing down his budget. Mr. not mince matters—it is '•••: perfectly talk, but.it is at.least possible for We invite inspection of the Dominion apples he had ever obtained. But he does Shelly does not give promise, quite apparently, of true that this Indefinite sort of ani• it to show its disapproval of it.. And becoming a speaker and debater of note, but as long mosity exists today" just .as much no one can justly complain,if such best assortment of materials think that the margin between his price and' the as- he is minister of finance the business of the as it did in the day: when Charles mischievous stuff is condemned on for drapes and coverings it this side of the line. Meantime let returns to the.producer is too great. province will be handled in a business-like way., In Dickens noted it in "Martin-Chuz- has been our privilege to zlewit". Fortunately it is not re• us bear Mr. Smith's analysis In This is how it works out.. The apples, which were view of the heavy commitments of the province,, Mr. flected by British sentiment, which mind, and place the blame in the show. ., Fancy Yellow Newtowns, were shipped from Vancou• Shelly, undoubtedly, adopted the wise and courageous is, if anything, inclined to give way right quarters. •.:,„•, course in refusing to make an effort to create polit• ver early in December and were sold at. auction in to it more'than it need to. A. re• Another feature of import• ical capital lor >• the new government by announcing cent speech made by C; O. Smith, The question of amalgamation of London. ance to many is that they are N decreases in taxation. -From the standpoint of polit• addressed to the Canadian Club in Boards of Trade is-one which-has The freight, port and auction charges came to ical expediency it will be wiser for the government Montreal, valuable as it is. in.:sev• been discussed time and again, and of better value than ever be• to make an effort to- grapple with the 'provincial eral features, is especially . so in attempts have of- fore—a fact which will six shillings and sixpence per box. The cost of boxes, that it gives a segregation of types financial situation in jhe. first few years it is in ASSOCIATED ten -been made to packing and wiring was two shillings and sixpence of ,thought which may .profitably tempt many to re-decorate power in such a way as to make possible some reduc• BOARDS put the idea into per box. The price obtained at the auction in Lon• toe borne in mind by those of us practice, but exam• further than they otherwise tions, in taxation before an appeal is again made to who may feel rather restive, con• ples of success are, like George's don was eleven shillings and sixpence. This meant thè electorate. The one taxation reduction announc• cerning this matter. He divides beauty, rather hard to: find. Boards might... See the curtain pan• that the grower received a difference between auction ed,, that, of a remission of succession duties in the American sentiment into three of Trade in this.country are in a els and draperies in our cen• groups—that of the State Depart• prices and the costs amounting, to Atwo' shillings and future on all estates of $20,000 and less, as well-as curious-position; in that they are tre window as well as those on life insurance policies, is one that should receive ment; the official bodies, such as purely advisory bodies; whose chief sixpence, or about sixty cents. the Radio Commission; and the functions are to suggest things displayed in the store and ... the warm approval of everyone. With the purchas• great body of the public, which But, from a London retailer, Mr. Peake bought ing, power of money what it is today, the investment which will add. to the welfare of may' perhaps be typified as "the the community in which they exist, PLAN YOUR SPRING RE-DECORATING NOW! these apples for twenty-five shillings, or more, than of twenty thousand dollars, does not mean much man in the street". He claims that to seek improvements which are double the auction price. v of a- revenue for a family whose "wage earner has the first group is "uniformly cor• possible of attainment, and to act passed on, and for a government to take a part of rect; courteous and fair", the sec• as bureaus of information on local A few examples of the values offered are mentioned The B.C. grower gets sixty cents and the London ond as "touched by a sense of auto-, such small : fortunes as succession duties constitutes affairs.' Where funds are available retailer gets nearly six dollars.' It is abundantly a real hardship in many instances. It is to be hoped cratic intolerance, inspired by the they can act very effectively as • below: • • wealth and power of the United publicity - agents, and co-operate clear that the retailer made a very handsome profit that the time will not long be delayed when larger States", and the third as admirers fortunes will be relieved of the payment of succession with the local councils in incorpor• Indeed, about 100 per cent, on-the auction price. of our country and its people, x ated districts. But their 'interests FINE QUALMT SHADOW CLOTH duties, more especially as the adoption-of a generous A Fine Assortment of Light-Weight One wonders how it is if the retailer can sell for consider this analysis one of the are largely, concerned with ' their 50 ins. wide, light or dark colorings, •policy in this respect would dq, much to induce most level-headed summings up of home town, and amalgamation with Curtainings for Next-to-Window twenty-five shillings, the auction markets only bring for either drapes or coverings, per people to come to British Columbia, and bring their the situation yet given to the world, the boards of other communities is • Drapes :: eleven shillings arid sixpence. money -with .them, .subsequent to. their retirement and one well worthy of, remember• not generally desirable. In some yard $1.25 from business. In. view of the fact that at the time ing "When we read some utterance cases the local interests may clash, 3 YARDS FOR $1.00 Perhaps some *:of our Associated men, from the from the other side which Is cal of writing there : has been no debate in the Legis• and then we have the inconsistency 48 and 50 inch Reversible Cretonnes Included are the following: 36-in.; knowledge gained- on their trips to the Old Country, culated to irritate. • This does riot of an associated body pursuing a lature on the more controversial aspects of Mr. Shel- mean that we are to submit to pre• v can tell us. policy which may be actually det• in splendid patterns and good quality, Cream Madras of good quality—al• ly's budget; I prefer to postpone discussion of them' posterous claims such as the Radio rimental to some of its local units, until the budget talkfest is either well- under. way Commission: are making, or that we yard 65^ and 75^ ways pretty and serviceable. 36-ih. . It should foe fundamental in commerce that if a which is absurd. The favorite ar• Plain Rayon Marquisette - in two low price prevails at one end of the business it, or completed. , There has been a good deal of parti• need lie down under high tariff gument for amalgamation is ' the san exaggeration indulged in.this session by mem• walls without any attempt at' re• added strength secured, but this is shades, arab and ecru, recent price should obtain all the way through. - taliation. As a matter of fact,': Mr. "BLOCK PRINTS" bers on both ,sides of the House and it- is' just as a fallacy. There is far more CLEARING AT 79£- YARD for this was 95c per yard, now of• But when the producers get a poor return and the well for the average layman. to listen to both sides Smith strongly advocates resistance', strength in the support of a num- fered at 3 yards for $1.00 consumer pays a high price, with a big profit in be of the story, before coming to definite conclusions; to the first, and some "decided ac-. ber of independent bodies, all Ja- Excellent quality material, large! tween for a middleman, oyer, and above the ordinary In regard to - the matter of -financing,"' for instance, tion on the second matter. He \ voring one particular objective, bold, colorful designs. Reg. to $1.25 Another good 3 for $1.00 line is it is fairly evident that à little too much has been thinks that some "self-reliant ac-j than in. the more or less mechan- incidentals of shipping and handling expense, there f values. • Marquisette in white or natural, ex• made-of'vthe failure of the MacLean administration tion" on the part of Canada would j ical countenance of an association is something wrong. •to do. some'heavy .financing during the throes of the have the effect of raising- this j'of units- swung into line by reason cellent quality in plain or. fancy country in American esteem, and \ of amalgamation. I have known election or. subsequent ,to its defeat at the polls. Any weaves. .. :—00 • that is a claim which would quickly cases where such an association 34 inch Fancy Striped Rayon with shot financing that might have ibeen done under such prove itself. - The individual who is has, through its executive, gone on BEEF PRODUCTION HERE conditions, more '.especially after the defeat of the effect, a light weight, especially suit• too timorous or apathetic to defend record as favoring-, certain alms able for curtainings. Special value, New Dotted Marquisettes, fine white While, an the. main, less. B.C.-beef was marketed'in government, would probably have been more difficult himself never ranks very high which several of its constituent v bodies, absolutely disapproved of, 1928 than, in 1927, the Okanagan-Similkameen dis• to defend than the.inaction of the government among his fellows, and the same yard ; 59^ ground, with neat colored spots of MANITOBA'S POLITICAL SENSATION but which they were forced to ap• trict showed an increase..".'-. \ rule 'stands good among nations. parently favor. This : is not a blue, green or red, new and dainty. • • Another^ political development that is at a stage The answer to high tariffs agairist ;. No one "looks ., upon the Okanagan-Similkameen wholesome state of affairs; mutual 36-INCH CRETONNES, 3 yds. for 36 inches wide, per yard 450, that makes it difficult .to comment on it. until more Canadian goods is a certain amount support on matters where there Is section as primarily branching country although the is known has occurred in Manitoba, where the future of retaliation. - coupled with - the mutual agreement, by all means, $1.00 Frilled Curtainings, 30 to 36 inches, of the Bracken farmer government has been seriously seeking of. new markets and the but the tie that binds, willy-nilly, side valleys of this • great district are capable of pro• A splendid, closely : woven cloth, endangered by the foolish actions of two cabinet cultivation of trade within the Erii- is irksome as well as ineffective. wide, per yard 450' ducing a good deal more in the way of beef than at ministers in purchasing stock of the Winnipeg Street pire.. And the answer to auto• The proof of which may foe seen in printed with excellent designs and present marketed. And with the growth of the sheep Railway. Company just before the lease, by the gov• cratic attempts to dominate -our the general failure of permanent colorings, a good 50c value. Frilled Curtainings, 30 to 36 inches 5 results in all such tying up. industry, \^cie Okanagan-Similkameen will one of ernment to the company of the Seven Sisters Falls radio rights is a point blank refusal wide, all white or Tuscan shade, plain, these days take a prominent place" in B.C. meat, power site was put through. In both'instances the or fancy, per yard 450 ministers bought the stock, held it- for a short, time 50-ineh mercerized casement in all hides and wool' production. and sold. at a loss, and it - is generally' agreed that the most desirable shades, a, superior ••• In 1928 this _section shipped out 2,780 head" of cattle their speculative deals'"did not, in all' probability, quality, guaranteed fast colors, per SPECIAL AT 490 YARD as compared with 2,481 in: 1927. In 1928 the Okana• have any important bearing on the granting .'of the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR yard $1.15 Excellent quality Marquisettes with gan-Similkameen shipped ,6,322 hides as 'compared lease. .., Nevertheless. these -transactions : by Messrs, Major and Chubb were-wholly contrary to. the rules self-shade or colored insertion and with 8,017 for 1927. Therefore while. 1928 showed a Satin Stripe R^epp, 48 ins. wade, very, governing j the conduct of; ministers of the Crown in MR. DERRICK ON FRUIT < tion with the power of a monopoly. 'lace, 30 to 36 inches wide. Reg. 65c larger, export of beef, it indicated a smaller total Canada, òr any other British country, and ...there VARIETIES The present reported state of our durable, shades of blue, rose and gold. to 85c. Special,, yard 490 shipment in hides. The presumption is that the should have', been nò hesitancy whatever on the part Editor, Summerland Review: .. prairie market is not in accordance Per yard $1.25 of Premier Bracken in accepting the resignations, of with letters received by the writer. local' consumption of meat • in' 19271 was;. greater than , Those of us - who have, orchards Big concerns doing big. business' A new' Marquisette is in ecru Rayon the two ministers. The' revelations were made in planted ..twenty ,to twenty-five years will operate only in big centres, and! |!! in the following:year... . "•• ' '•• ; / Another Good Value in connection with an inquiry by a Royal Commission ago can appreciate Mr. P. G. Koop's when their customers are supplied' with beautiful bird-of-paradise design ' The Cariboo .district is the big cattle exporting into the power transaction based upon allegations letter to The Review last week. "BLOCK PRINTS" "Fashionable varieties"-are vari• there is nothing more to be done. 36 inches wide, per yard 500 section- with . 7,586 cattle and 3,307 sides in 1928. of Lt.-Col. 'Taylor,. Conservative leader, that.. there eties which our slave, driver—the And these gentlemen want to make : it compulsory to keep to those either of excellent cotton or linen Kamioops-Nicola.comes next with 7,170 cattle, and had been graft and campaign funds for the farmer big wholesaler—finds he^can handle Plain Rayon, in " bright, attractive; government mixed up- in the power deal. In the channels of trade, robbing as they and cotton crash, splendid designs 3,540 hides.- The Okanagan-Similkameen district is with the least worry - -and most do, many of the farming districts shades of rose, blue and nile, 36 in-' ; discussions in the Legislature, however, Col. Taylor profit to himself. True, there. are and colorings. Regularly $1.25, third in cattle ..export but takes the leading place of a proper supply of fruit and at ches wide, per yard-...... 750 absolved Premier. Bracken of any suggestion of per• some- poor varieties • of apples, and a price which cuts consumption to $1.35 and $1.45. Special, per yard with hides. This would appear to indicate that we sonal wrong doing. An, important factor in this un• these we./are trying.to get rid of, but some, very fine varieties which the vanishing point. At the present 950 36 inch Bungalow Net, always attrac• produce a very-respectable number of 'cattle ;in these fortunate development for the Bracken administra• time, very ordinary apples are sell• tion is that the action of his ministers may invalid• are. in favor with both producer ing in some of the large towns of tive and durable, per yard ...... 450 two valleys but we consume more at home than do and consumer have been ruthlessly, ate the power deal to which much exception had ordered out r by some • of our self-, the prairies at three pounds for 25 Plain mercerized Repp, van excellent ; the residents.of the more sparsely settled sections of been taken on the part of the Opposition on the exalted authorities. •,. < cents, while the victimized grower quality, 50 inches wide, wanted shades Fine quality Rayon Bungalow Net in- ground that thè government should undertake the gets about the same price for 43 Cariboo, Kamloops and Nicola. I 'have been, not only growing pounds'. which include, blue, rose, green and ecru shade,' 42 and 44 inches wide. Last-year Keremeos shipped out 711 head of cattle power development on behalf of the people and not fruit, but shipping fruit, as well, "• Priced at...... $1.65, $1.45 and $1.15 hand the power site over to a private corporation. for twenty years and have sold the Co-operative seiiing antagonizes gold, per yard $1.25 and 304 hides, Vernon shipped 826 cattle and 2,104 The Government's-reply to this was that the finances following varieties of apples, the the buyer (consumer). Co-operative ; ""42 inch fine quality Fancy Net. Spe• hides, Kelowna. sent out 237 cattle and_ 1,100 hides. of the province would not warrant such, an under• retailer and consumer ordering and buying, on the other hand, can be Fancy Striped Rayon, 50 inches wide. showing - their favor about in the! helpful to both buyer and seller, cial, yard 890 Penticton shipped 142 cattle • and 950 'hides, while taking by the Government and that under the terms or, in this case, to consumer and Wide colored stripes brocaded over of the deal, hydro-electric energy would be developed order named: ^ I Oliver shipped 67 cattle and '68. hides/ Princeton Northern Spy, Winter Banana, producer. Everywhere that I have which would be. of great benefit to rural Manitoba all an,d with shot effect, per ydv$1.50 Heavy Rayon Taffeta, 50 inches wide, shipped 76 cattle and 446 hides. In former, days the Mcintosh Red, Snow, King, Sut• heard of where co-operative mar A demand, has been made that the Bracken govern• ton's Beauty? Wagener, Baldwin,. keting has been done on ;a large 36 inch Brocaded Rayon with shot for drapes or light coverings.1 Per/ cattle from the Oliver country went to the markets ment should at once resign, but the developments to Nonsuch, Jonathan, Delicious, Yel• scale it has been found more sat• yard $1.65 via Penticton. date would hardly; warrant such ' procedure, The low Newtown and Black Twig. I isfactory to break up into small or• taffeta effect in color combinations of ganizations. A co-operative Is not ; House will adjourn until the Royal Commission has should 'state, however, that the De• rose-green, rose-blue and orchid-gold. 36 inch plain Marquisette, a fine value ". :oo———;—''•••'.•'"..' licious • has been growing in favor a co-operative. when • it gets out of completed its inquiry and the Government will re• the hands of the co-operators. Per yard $1.45 per yard 250 OLD TIMERS' NIGHT AT SUMMERLAND organize and go to the country early in the summer and nearly every order includes, that variety, but the price at pres• Last Friday, real life pulsed at Ellison Hall when or fully two years before It would be necessary to do It seems to me it would very ent prevents heavy orders. The much Improve the situation if our Superior Rayon Drapery in SHadow 40 inch Colored Voiles in a large var• the Old Timers of Summerland • cranked up Lizzie so had two of Mr. .Bracken's ministers not proven Newtown Is also asked for In spite local Co-operative, with one or two to be so hopelessly .incapable of realizing their re^ Cloth, 50 inches wide $2.95 iety of the most desirable shades, also or stepped on. the starter of the more dignified cars of the high price generally placed of the nearby small places, hire sponsibllltles. Unless there are more serious revela on them in the fall. I may also their own salesman and have him white, per yard 500 -and hustled down.Peach Orchard road to help add tlons than are known at present, Mr. Bracken should say that one carload order last fall go out of the beaten paths-'some- Fine Rayon in beautiful plain shades, to the crowd of Old Timers and their families ex not bo denied the right to put'his house in order asked for all the Sutton's Beauty times and deal with co-operatlvo pebbled effect. Shades of blue, rose Also Good Varieties of and to submit the government's power development I had, and there were many letters consumers. We cannot sell soft ' changing the many treasured memories of - incidents expressing disappointment at not and gold, per yard $2.95 PANELS, FRILLED CURTAINS, Etc. policy and record to tho people in due course. Tho fruits in any other way and stay likely, in the passing of time, .to be covered' in being able to get as many Kings in the business. My peaches brought probabilities are that when he does that, the govern• as woro ordered. me last year ton dollars to my Complete stock of Kirsch Flat Rods, also Window Shades in plain green, oblivion. ment will be defeated and a Conservative govern• neighbor's ono dollar, and I could ment, undor the leadership of Lt.-Col. Taylor, will Truly, the "grower Is always the It is surprising how many of the folks ono mot goat." But then there seems to not fill my orders. there who have stayed with the place, or havo gone come into power, Bracken's best hope of survival foe a lot of growers who like to be Co-operate to sell fruit, not to would appear to be to fuse tho Progressives with the , away for a time only to return. The old spot surely, victimized. Why so many growors satisfy a notion and let every man small Liberal group In the Legislature, thereby elim• havo, yoar after year, catered "to In the fruit growing business do "Dufresne" Shoes for Men has its attractions and they aro not all "ollmb it". inating three-cornered contosts. . But it is doubtful the dictates of the vory mon they the best ho can. Competition is Wo heard much about the weather man's, antics, if oven this will save his administration from defeat. wore so afraid of twenty years ago still tho life of trade, Are Good Wearing, comfortable in fit and shown in smart lasts. Black or that thoy formod a union with the Yours truly, Brown calf or black kid. Oxfords, $5.75 to $7.00. Bals, $5.95 to $6.95 and wo hoard retold' the many funny Incidents, acci• Idoa of safeguarding thomselves, Is It is'strango how men with long and practical A. A, DERRICK. dents, yarns and jokes that filled In part of the days hard to understand. And tho story Summorland, Fob. 28, 1020, experience In; business and public life will bring for• has not changed a whit In all that of the earlier settlers here.' R. H. English, tho Old ward quite Impracticable proposals in legislative time, We wero told at that time Tlmors' prosldont, uncovorod somo of /the hidden bodies, A" caso in point was tho resolution moved that if wo formed a union wo would A Boy's Dress Oxford, smart new last rollos of bygone days thaji Alox Stovon didn't toll of In the Dominion House by Thos. Church, a Toronto bo at tho morcy of tho highly cap• jnombor, to tho offeot that in future bank morgors italized wholesalo housos, But tho in blucher cut, rather square toe. Sizes last yoar, Adam Stark was inveigled to reminisce must havo the approval of Parliament. Tho resolu• growors did not know how to pack, NARAMATÂIS 1 to 5i/o. Blk. $4.75. Brown, $4,95 for a soleot few by tho. supper tablo, and those on so thoy thought thoy could hire tion did not got very far for tho reason that the tholr packing dono, and then, not tho platform • had storlos tucked away that woro majority of members, including somo of tho most knowing what else to do, thoy sent worth repeating. radical, at onco recognized that it was an Impractic• tholr packod fruit to an offlco and MOVING FRUIT able proposition, Tho weak point In Mr. Church's staff outside our own district to bo . Tho spoakors of. tho evening told in an Interesting Boys'School Shoes, $3.95 plan Is that no bank in nood of being takon over by doalt with an thoy In tholr Idleness way of many of those old tasks that tho past twenty a stronger bank could possibly, survivo a discussion or ontorprlso might find It conveni• Naramata—-Tho Canadian Pacific Oxfords or Bals in black Velour fin• or twonty-flvo yoars havo shrouded from most of us of Its plight In Parliament. It would collapso long ent to do, Everybody's dog Is no• barge was Jn on Monday, and took body's dog, but thoy blamed tholr a car of apples from tho Co-opora• ish, leather soles, rubber heels, all Thoy ouloglzod, and doservodly so, tho ambitions of boforo a doolslon eould bo roaohod-sand bo forced neighbors If tho dog got hit. tlvo Growers. Tho markot Is mov• Into the hands of a rocolvor, Onco suspicion was tho mon who got bohlnd tholr own visions and tho And now, of tor noarly twonty ing fairly well again, and It Is an• sizes, 1 to 5y>' arousod In tho public mind as to a bank's stability ticipated that two or throo wooks ideals thoy hopod to'soo roallzod in Summerland years of proof that co-oporatlvo Its doposlts would bo withdrawn and it would coaso soiling In a largo way not only will oloso out tho fruit remaining In Those mon, with those soattorod through tho crowd to do business, Whllo Mr. Church's, plan for tho foroos tho organization Into tho storage This amounts to approx• imately 20,000 boxes,' lnoludlng during tho suppor, gavo tho younger' gonoratlon a control of bank morgors will not do, it is becoming hands of*tho big wholosalo houses, Increasingly ovldont that something must bo doner to thoy aro (or rathor tholr officials packod and unpacked, reason for tho pride thoy thomsolvos havo in this t • # slop this bank merging business going on to the and hlgh-salarlort mon aro) trying part of Canada. point whoro thoro will bo only ttoo or throo banks to consolidate tholr positions by Tho basomont of tho church was Men's Separate Trousers Tho prldo thoy havo and tho idoals thoy hold do controlling tho wholo financial situation in Canada. forcing upon us without'our con- tho scono of a woll-attondod fathor Boys' "Longs" sont a similar disastrous and help• "Tho phase of Mr. Robb's bank morgor policy that and son ro-unlon on Friday ovo- $2.95 to $8.50 not provbnt those folks, who form tho backbono of less situation. Recently, boforo tho nlng, whon about thirty porsons requires public scrutiny," avors jtho friendly Winnipeg tho community, from fitting into tho now economy Agricultural Committee at Vlotorla, woro present. Rov. M. D, MQKOO You'ro almost suro to get just tho kind Froo Press, "Is that ho is following a principio that a Mr. MaoDonold stated as his $1.95 to $3.50 of things "that has boon created, and on Friday was host on tho occasion, and his of pants you want hero right now. can only result In tho dlsappoaranoo of all tho so- opinion that 00 nor cent, of tho address was followed by brlof Carefully choson patterns in" good- night wo loamod a groat deal about all this, It mado callod smallor banks In.Canada. Ho has implied growers of tho Okanagan woro in speoohos by others of tho company. Wo'vo never had half as many to show that, although a bank may, to outside indications, favor of a central soiling agoncy. Somo friendly games botwoon tho woaring cloths, mado up by a Cana• us havo a hotter opinion of our. own llttlo bit or f appoar to bo solvont, Inside Information with respoct I can't Imagine how Mr, MaoDon- elders and youngsters woro a foa- dian manufacturer who makes thorn, torwv firma. ald arrived at his opinion, but I before and tho values never quite ns " - '' >\\m to tho bank's oporatlons might reveal tho faot tha* turo of tho gathering, which was will venture An opinion oftor con• bognn with a gonorous sujmor sorv- better, Tweeds, worsteds, sorgos — -oo- It was hoadotl for troublo, Tho only result of stato, good JIB right now, Tho patterns will TOMATO riHOB BEARS WATCHING siderable effort to find out what od by tho ladios. they've all hero, $2.95, $3.50, $3.95 mnnts of tnis kThd by responsible officials Is to swol tho people of Summorland think * « * Onr tomato growors ought to got a llttlo moro In• tho trend of the public to' switch over to big banks appeal to both mothor and son and and $'1.50, and all tho rest of tho formation as to prices before thoy, take on tho toma• about It, that at least BO per cent,, on tho theory that, If you aro to deposit your monoy know nothing at all about it. and „ An Invitation daneo was hold in thoy'U wear well too. way to $8,50, and ovory pair a good to-growing contracts for this, summor, Price is an flomowhoro, you might as well chooso tho strangost of tho other HO por cent., fully 40 tho Unity Club houso on Friday value, That's what wo havo in men's item that should bo considered with a llttlo oare, per cent, are not In favor of such I ovonlng, Mr. J. Warrington bolng bank, Thin tendency Is already marked In Canada tho host, and Mrs. Scalfo octlnR trousers. Thoro aro sovoral prlcos now quoted in tho valloy, and Mr. Robb's policy Is giving Impetus to tho move• unknown bondage at tho present ~ " Priced nt $1.95, $2.45, $2.75, $3.50 and thoro Is going to bo a light crop,of stono fruit. os convonor. Thoro was a largo ment, Not much ponotratlon of mind Is required to timo In a democratic country. attendance, and tho guests thor Thoso two faots havo a very direct boarlng on tho BPO what tho end will bo, Smaller banks will find Tho highly-paid officials brought In and bnokotl up by the Oo-opora- oughly appreciated tho muslo ron prloo that should bo obtained, themselves unnblo to obtain now business and koep dorod by a Penticton orchostra. A Mr, Walters says ho cannot understand yet why llvo, onco thoy aro established In up with tho procession, Moro morgors will bo looked tholr places, uso all tho Influonco dainty suppor was sorvod, aftor wo got «o much of a reduction offorod in prlcos for upon as necessary by tho government, until the day tholr position affords thorn, which which dancing was resumed, and Slater tomatoes horo, So do others, This coming wook, continued to a lato hour. Tho McCnll will corno whon two or throo banks will bo loft, and for tho timo Is greater than tho room was tastefully decorated by Shoos those growors who aro Interested will havo an oppor• tho whole banking system, tho control of finance, combined Influonco of tho growors, Patterns tunity to look Into tho situation thoroughly and ques• to fioouro tholr own ndvancomont tho ladios. For Mon and tho future of Industry will dopond upon tho out• * • * DEPARTMENT STORE ;,C23ÉÉS55 tion tho prloo that Is offorod, and arrive at a figure look and disposition of two 6r throo small groups of and fix thomsolvos in a remunera• that will prove worth considering, tivo situation, Thus, tho so-callod Mrs, F. R. Cross and W. M, Ar• mon, many of whom will havo Interlocking Intorests. mour loft for Victoria on Friday Romomborlng that tomato growers havo boon of• Oo-oporatlvo, whon carrlod on In a Tho trend towards banking concentration In this largo way, grows out or tho control morning to Interview the depart• PENTICTON, B.C. forod higher figures up tho lako than .Summorland "inntrv points unerringly towards tho above conclu• of tho backers of tho organization ment conoornlnpr further rollof for has so far, boon offorod, a llttlo hesitation about sion. Can tho country look upon it with tranquility?" and becomes an oppressivo corpora- tho irrigation district. >^*»»*v.-8W>»»,..rW,^V»*fc«»'t>t'^fc»i,»'«y»»T} acooptlng tho oontraot now offorod will bo a wise mmn in nurmm THE SUMMERLAND* REVIEW FRIDAY,1 'MARCH Í, Ì929 crop.'' 'They 'sa«lj that increasing esting inform^on. Mr. Jas. Camp- the power 'pf tM committee would 'bell'oc'cupiSd' the chair. f iirther, help the1 situation. There There has been quite an increase of results "over the previous year's r was no 'question ;n their minds, but LOCAL HAPPENINGS work, ; and ^ a \- list of activities is ou Read the that a commission of inquiry was' given below: needed'to'go very thoroughly in• 1 r 1 '' t •' • 1928 1927 FRUIT GROWER to the entire situation. Patients admitted '. 236 176 jent-a- Word Dr. Andrew attended the meeting Mr. Berry, chairman of the Patients treated 379 227 of the Medical College of Surgeons committee, announced after the Births 28 19 held this week at Vancouver. He SEE BIGGER meeting that a bill to amend the Deaths 9 8 Ads. went down to the Coast on Tues• TOBE PROBED Produce Marketing Act would be Major operations 23 6 day's train., introduced into the. ..Legislature. Minor operations .:. 64 34 Mrs. E. G. Walters and son Rod• Amendments to Marketing This bill would incorporate the X-ray 39 49 FRUIT PACK Hospital days .2,853 1,442 erick returned last Thursday from Act Are Given Approval amendments recommended by Mr. a month's visit at Edmonton and Black. • Tho diet kitchen installed was Camrose, Alta. .' . , by Committee fully equipped. The X-ray machine So does nearly every- I was reported now out of date and FOR VALLEY I not now meeting the needs. Mrs. Montgomery returned last RAILROAD AGENTS dy else. Use them— week-end from her trip to Alberta. Tree Fruit Growing As At this meeting, the matron, Miss ey will more than pay Tomatoes Also Likely to ATTEND HEARING Allen, tendered her resignation. eir way. . The Baptist Young People were Practised in England Appreciation was expressed in the entertained at Rev. Jas. J. Smith- Show Cannery Increase fixing of the lawn and garden and Discussion at Victoria Covers of the various donations from son's on Monday evening of this This Year In the Bournemouth Daily Echo, west Charge for An • Ad., •week. • . . ••' .:••'.-.' '•'. Wide Range of Growers', friends. Especial mention was also 25 Cent* a copy of which came to Mr. John made of the work oi fhe manual Troubles Tait, the following letter, appeared, A number of poultry men here ALL DEPENDS ON training department of the school the issue being that of February. 9: which presented several articles. set their first incubators during the GROWERS IS VIEW Victoria—Amendments to the To the Editor, Bournemouth Daily TED—Chicken or fowl, any past week. A greater number of Fruit ' Marketing Act recommend- • •Echo: . Appreciation was also expressed tity. ' Highest market price eggs will be set during the next ten Dominion Canners' Manager d by Mr. F. M. Black, chairman of Sir,—I' would like to call atten• for the work of the medical staff days. • . arid of the fact that Dr. Andrew '-Write Burtch ; Market, : Pen- For B. C.\ is Visitor to the Interior Committee 'of - Direc• tion to a subject that much inter• made a good patient. Q; , 3-tf-c tion;- were, adopted by the agricul• ests " me as a • fruit grower from Messrs. Geo. Gartrell. and G. Mor• Penticton British Columbia, of many years' Directors appointed: S. A. Mac- 'SALE — 4-tube radio, coni- gan returned on Wednesday from tural committee of the Legisla• Donald, P. Knowles and Mrs. Penticton— ture. The question of having a practical experience in all branches. ;ii in good condition; Apply Okanagan Centre... ( I observe in my walks around your Schwass. 3W. . . 9-1-c . Prospects suggest, that the Do commission of inquiry.or an' in• most-beautiful and unsurpassed dis• Mrs. P.. MacLaughlin, of Kam- minion Canners will put up vestigation by one of the govern• trict that most of the homes have IINENT MANUFACTURER Ioops, came in on the Sicamous and larger pack, of fruit and tomatoes ment departments, into the fruit• their small gardens, with half-a- s ;. wonderful opportunity sell- is staying,with her sister, Mrs. J. in its Kelowna, Penticton; Kere growers' problems will be dealt dozeri or so various fruit trees- useful and • patented kitchen A.; Callaghan. . meos and Oliver : canneries than with1,at another meeting, Mr. J., apples, plums, pears, etc. These I Is. Men or women, part. or "ÜUSKA" last year, according to a state Wi' Berry, chairman óf the com• trees in almost every case are in e time^easy: to sell—big prof- Mr. and Mrs. A. Barnhart left ment made here,today by Mr. H. hopeless.: shape; as fruit producing Only; reliable active workers Saturday last on the Sicamous for mittee, stated. There is.a strong machines, since now-a-days "Extra Hollos, of Vancouver,, general probability' that an investigation Toilet Goods ;ed..;v Special inducements if Fleet, Alta. Mr. Barnhart accom• fancy, fruit production" calls for write. now. W. G. Astle Sales panied the remains of his mother manager of the Dominion (B.C.) will be made although a commis• trees to be fed, pruned and thin• •Bridgeburg, Ontario. 9-1-c Canners, Ltd., who is here on an to Castor, Alta., for burial. sion is not believed to be neces• ned in up-to-date methods, all the to make official trip. 'j- sary. It is felt that the market• old-fashioned ideas being exploded -5K Mr. R. R. Higginson arrived on Mr. Hollos was in Penticton ing branch of the committee of and forgotten by all who want to THE FAIR SEX FAIRER :OMING EVENTS the boat last Saturday. , late last week and returned here direction might carry out the in• produce clean, good sized and "ex• again today from a trip to the quiry. • tra: fancy" stuff. The new Duska line of The egg market is holding quite Toilet. Preparations • :is; com• st in ground will insure skat- East Kootenay. He has been At yesterday's meeting of the Most of the trees are not trees'; firm. Extras are quoted at 42c. looking over the local situation Mis Inez.Gagnier skis for the love' andthe thrill of the sport Her but mere- thickets; one mass, of plete — embodying everything ill ; the first week in March. This price has. held across the con• S; agricultural committee Mr. A. T needed by the modern woman. tinent and, little', indication of any in company with Mr. P. F. instructor, Ivind Nelsen, engages ;in the sport professionally. Both McKeferi; assistant general freight branches, suckers, interfering,limbs riato growers are requested to Eraut, district' supervisor, and n su U ad to Duska Face Powder ...... $1.00 immediate change is evident. «°W3yer ;agree ,that the sport;is unexcelled: anywhere in the world! agent for British'C61umbia of-the fn £ ?Jl ^r ^J^il^^ in' the Premier; Hotel hall on Mr. R. B. Hughes, Penticton P'Tj'.-p' „„J Mv T iivr tr„„„ „n„ talk with any interested at any Duska Powder Puffs ...... ,...25c Besidesxtutormg, tne.:timid and giving, periodic exhibitions of ^ki-da? L 8 lay next, March 5, 1929; 8 p.m., manager. •', ' ' tinie scuss' tomato growing for can- Miss M. Walden went down to { *" - £ -'•l'? - v$\ Z ' by appointment or letter, and Duska Talcum ...... :.....35c the Coast.on Thursday's train.. Announcement is made that.the mg, Nelsen, with Ms, fellow; oral freight agent for British- Co- i them the benefit (which I as- js-Mr. Braut and Mr. Hughes, Messrs ,phyer: Kaldahl^ Stonewall of whom ai-e hiteS g ve Duska Rouge .:.65c gers of . the Dominion Can- Dominion Canners will operate ; lumbia for the C.N.R., appeared sure you is not valueless) of my Eastern brook trout eggs, from tional^ known; orgamze; parties to; such pl^ Duska Compact; ...... i$1.25 will be present. John Tait, all four of its interior plants this ; before the members to answer experience and knowledge, gained ;äry, F.I. 9-1-c Nelson are expected in shortly to season, as well as at Vancouver. and other :favorite,skiing; localities: within a few miles of Quebec questions dealing with freight after ten. years, I have much to Duska , Bath Salts j...... $1.25 1 ; l ! be • put' through the hatchery • .,;^';'^•,i/^V;'•^'¡*^''•*';!:;*.''^;;'•-''•• •','•.•'-'.• •: .'•:>'!,•'•?• It is intended- that each factory matters. , learn yet,, as new theories crop up Sold only at Rexall Stores troughs, for : local distribution of will put up at least as large a pack )lic school concert, Ellison the fish after the eggs are hatched. A Wide Difference with us each season. We are al .: Wednesday, March 27, at 8 as last season, and several of them The wide difference between ways .getting farther ahead and k.. . 9-3-c OLIVER knowmg may show;a substantial' increase. RRYMMAGEFR01 rates on grain and those on apples '^•iF^LUMSDEN .',:;;-t':i::-;*v-•.*•'jr?^ ",, '. .;:::.::. " Arrangements are' now being was pointed out to the officials. , Bournemouth, 8 Wimborne-road, i Women's Auxiliary of Lake- made for tomato acreage in Sum• The point was also stressed, that Flat 5;'February 7th, 1929. Church will hold' an Easter CORRESPONDENCE merland and Penticton for ' the the weight of apples per car was ; . ' ; ^— March. • 30, in the church par- 50 PER CENT.; much less than grain and.that the It has been suggested that' they ommencing at 2.30 p.m. 9-4-c packing of tomatoes: in the local ; cannery, announcement relative to growers' equity in a Carload of may, as part of their program, of Stationer - Optometrist •;:'j-':-V. #''••;;£* *>.'?..•;">"'•.;• ;,;•; 1 Editor, Summerland Review: - .' this, proposal being; made last apples was only about half that of fer the shippers the benefit of their j Summerland Women's Insti- D A "See Me and See Better" will meet on Friday, March 8, A LETTER FROM ENGLAND week. A large proportion of the ACHES ARE ALSO INJUREDth e grain grower. They were ask- - - (deposit account) from the ed to explain the reason for this, Proceeds of the purchases made, o:m: in the Parish Hall.': 9-1-c I am rather late, but: all good acreage will, be at Summerland-, wishes for. 1929. I have seen your although several Skaha Lake but they replied that they were ranchers here'; will grow'toms this Trees . in Gravelly Soil not in a position to do so.' In con• issues in.B.C. House, Regent street, 1 are London, where I have had many season. The.intention is to show, Apt to be Badly nection with •most of the questions talks with F: A. Pauline and P.'C'I a considerable increase also in the Hit PRINCETON! the replies required were of such IHOSPITAL HA Larkin in . Canada House. The fruit pack of the local cannery. a character as led the committee former is a good man and rthe lat• to believe that a memorandum of teris very proud of himself and "If we can obtain the co-opera APRICOTS AND APPLES the information they required ANNUAL MEET his position. I have just had a tion of the producers we will should be placed before the right 1 HAVE LIKELY ESCAPED officials. | long talk with Messrs. Perkin and make substantial increases in our Oliver—An examination or peach Adamson, at Southampton this af• output, all 6f which helps the com• trees in this area by R. P. Murray, Mr. A. M. Manson said that | Good Attendance Was Pres ternoon and am to see them again munity payroll and the receipts of + of Penticton, provincial horticultur• ORCHARD CITY what really, was needed was a com. ent—Matron ; Has next week. They told me , his af• the ranchers,".said Mr. Hollos to• ist, shows: damage by the recent ternoon some of tneir. uate experi• mittee of inquiry with a represen Resigned day. . abnormal cold weather. To what tative from each railway line von ences with the Associated Growers amount the damage will reach can• Similkameen Hoopers Have on your side—stories which. to me it to investigate the fruit growing A+ +v>„ ^„„i.s„„ 4.^. , ^ , not be ascertained, but it is feared Little Difficulty in Win- ^ifnatioTi in tho Okanarati Vallpv „ At the. meeting this, week of the require .a' lot of explaining. -They Messrs. Eraut and Hughes, of the the. trees on light gravelly soil, situation m the Ukanagan ...Valley. Summerland .Hospital Society there HER ERE P0MTS were sent over thousands of - boxes Dominion Canners at Penticton, ning, 33-13 were 25 ersons which went into the winter in a ^ ^ Y , J**}- P Present. Extracts of. Mcintosh C. grade, which I pre• were in town on Wednesday and comparatively dry state, will suffer went among the growers - to find should be decided upon. Fjirst, from the various reports give infer• Nights sume realized red. ink, and' no won• the most. The Elberta is thought REFEREES HAND OUT tile total investment of the farm- M i out what acreage .was in prospect der;, hot .all' got rid. of here. yet. to be the greatest sufferer., J. H. They' were also sent large size Cox for tomatoes here this season. ers Vshould; be ascertained. : This ; Hales do not show so much dam• LOTS OF PERSONALS had been given. at $44,000,000, Orange,: 125s and such, which are They have decided to make an age. : RÉ NOT OVER I not wanted here.' Small dessert addition of a tomato unit to the Periticton— but definite information should be BAPTIST CHURCH | present equipment at the Penticton Although no official announce obtained. Next, the investment of size sell like,' hot cakes, even' in ment. can be made at the present There; was buV one: team in the keep that Coal Bin competition with English ones, and plant and have over 100 acres ar• the/railways in their branch lines ranged for, but need 30 to 50 acres time, it is feared as well.that cher• play on Wednesday evening when filled with realize from 25 to 30 shillings a ries' have also suffered frost dam• Princeton tangled with Kelowna in into.- the. Okanagan , Valley and MARCH 3 1 box gross.; Jonathan is the. one and more. They can secure 20 acres age. One experienced grower, es• other, fruit districts should be as• ÏEWCASTLE" COAL only apple liked by all, here, whole , more at M. G. Wilson's across the the'semi-final of the Senior B hoop Spitz, |: lake at Paradise,: and Walters Ltd.' timates the damage at 50. per cent, championship and the right to hold certained;; This, • Mr.' - Manson Mr. White will preach ...j sale, retail and consumer. Apricots and., apples are not oughly estimated at about $8,000, Winesap and Delicious: are also well j have some additional acreage. the Herald' Cup. Princeton turned •umhèÌìer's Best Coal \ thought to be damaged to any exf 000," possibly less. -.< The, third 10.30—"Hard Cases." liked; Mcintosh': fair, ;but it won't ; A meeting is to be arranged for tent.; ',. , •:•'.;.'•,:' ••• . in a sterling second-half. perform• imp $12.00 j hold up well here; Grimes, no; early in the week to have contracts ance to absolutely swamp the Oka• point that ¡ should ,be decided upon signed in time for planting of the , ,, Trees May be Killed \ nagan players by a 33-13 score. .'In was how' much revenue, the rail• 7.30—"Joining the Family." Winter Banana, no;' Yellow ( New-, Pruning , of peach trees on the $11.00 I the preliminary fixture, Penticton's ways were receiving from .the ove towns, yes and no, but all demand, seed in the greenhouses and hot government 300 acres, just 'below is for red apples. Yellow and green \ beds, Oliver on the Fairview benches, , Intermediate A team turned :in its handling of farm products, chief YES, THANK YOU. I'LL BE are out of favor. Pears sent over CASH PRICES k ! slated to have commenced this 1 best exhibition of the season when ly fruit., ' '' THERE on trial: went well and more were week, has been postponed. Fear Oroville seniors were taken into Explains > Attitude. wanted, and could not be got. I Juvenile Burglars that, a number of the trees have camp by a 26-20. count. When all this information' had have no idea what the net returns been, killed or damaged by the! The main match of the eve• been acquired he felt sure the for .them were. ..Flemish. Beauty \ frost is the "reason • given by E./W. I ning-was a rough ; and ' ready were not as good as others sent. In Kelowna Were scramble right from the start• government could then approach Mutch, v in charge of the develop• the heads of the two railways and WHITE and I saw in the Vernon News where ment work. ; " ing whistle, and personals were Mr. Barratt says export returns are Finally Captured The recent cold spell here Js the handed out.in large quantities, obtain , relief for the farmers in disappointing. - No wonder when Kelowna—Several cases of juven• coldest it has ever been in . the with the result that L. Cooke the way of. a freight rate reduc• Corporation of they send huge shipments of "C" ile burglarizing were dealt with memory.: of the oldest inhabitants for, Kelowna was hauled off the tion. • He wished to assure the PHONES: grade fruit over here, Who "Is by the .city police court on Mon• and Indians living in this part of floor with eight minutes of : the . ailway officials present that it bungling? Is*it Mussolini McNaJr, day and Tuesday, a number of the Okanagan. Nearly every water second half to go, and Piric, also for the Orchard City, carried the was not the committers proposal 41 Summerland or who ? Mr. R. M. Grogan of Kel• small boys pleading guilty;, to service in Oliver and on the : to. start a freight rate fight, but charges of • breaking and entering ranches froze and caused great in• burden of three.personals through SUMMERLAND 141 W. Summerland owna writes to the paper and sug• the major portion of the game. simply to appeal to the railway gests, as a "cost-cutter," apples in buildings. Because; of their youth, convenience. As no machine for heads for relief in a situation that barrels. Is he from the East,' or a suspended sentences were imposed, thawing out the house services is Thomas opened the scoring after each offender being required to re• available, most of the citizens will several unsuccessful attempts, and not only jeopardized the farming "big play-boy"? I wonder. . He says from then on Princeton carried the sorting and wrapping Is eliminat• port to the police every Friday for be without water service until industry in the province, but also a year. spring. ball around at every angle, but had the investments of the railways. ed. True, but this market wants hard luck in shooting. Kelowna no bruised barrel stuff—only Extra On Saturday, three boys, all un More orchard acreage will be played a stalling.game, which was The situation.in the fruit-growing Fancy, and all wrapped—not even area was such that the growers Tractor for Sale ! der fifteen years of age, faced five planted to sweet clover this year a'fine trick, but the northerners afcty Fancy or "O" grade, and NEVER a charges each, which were as fol• than ever before. Growers here, fol• could not master the opposing de• were on the verge of throwing up crate. Mr, Grogan says apples In lows, . all offences being committed lowing extensive experiments', have fense and were kept shooting from their investments. It was no long- barrels don't bruise arid stand on Sunday, February 3: for togeth• found sweet clover to be the best a distance. The first poriod ended er a question with the farmers weather better. Ye gods, I am glad er breaking and entering the office cover crop for this district and with the score at 13-0 for Prince how much interest he could earn FOR SALE—One R. & F. Tractor, used by someone can still crack a joke in of the B.O. Orchards Ltd., the of• have ordered large quantities of ton. • • . . the dear old Okanagan.'. Surely he fice of Commercial Orchards Ltd., seed from tho Co-operative. on his investment, but whether Municipality for road work, and quite suitable for is not serious. Barrels belong to the office, of the B.O. House of tho No Spray Zone Here In the second half Prlncoton put thoy could make a living. farm work. Offers to.be sent to the undersigned the. East and the year 500 B.C. Mr. Kolowna Growers' • Exchange, tho The failure to establish a spray on four new mon and for four min• Col. Nelson Spencer did not Your Mutrie says Jonathans are no good office of the Vegetable House. of zone in this district has been a dis• utes Kelowna had most of the play, think a reduction in tho freight by 5 p.m. Monday, 25th March, 1929, marked and even suggests the axe cure or tho Kelowna Growers' Exchange, appointment to somo .of the grow• with'the result, that, the score was tied at 13-13, when tho Similka• rates would relievo the situation. "Tractor". Highest or any offer not necessarily stump-puller. Another joke, I sup• and for unlawfully attempting to ers whose orchards are pretty well What was needed was a preference pose, as there is no sign hero of break into the office of the Cas• in bearing, but on the, other hand meen coach rushed tho regulars accepted. Home cade Fruit Co. In the latter case, thoro aro not enough power spray oack to the fray. The regulars took for British Columbia apples and breakdown now and it is the one othor fruit.over that grown in the and only apple always asked for, an effort was made to force the machines in the district to moot a few minutes to get back into the F. J. NIXON, tt costs only a few-cents door, but tho boys wore unable to tho government requirements. At swing of tho game, but as soon as Yakima Valloy and the Wonatchee I have seen no joke of Mr. Cham• thoy oocustomed themselves, Kol• bers as yet, Of course Mulr Steu* offoct an entrance. a recent meeting of the Co-opera• Valloy. If tho Canadian railways Municipal Clerk. lay to have a phone to tive it was decided • to leave over owna was nowhere In tho picture. gavo a reduction tho American art never jokes, but ho "delivers Among the stolen goods were Thomas and Lucas led a procession ,1 assistance in case of tho goods." Mr. Hembling is quite fountain pens and moro than fifty the forming of a spray zone until linos wore bound to do tho same West Summerland, B.C. 9-8-c keys, tho loss of the1 koys causing noxt year, to. the Kolowna goal, and when the 3, or if you need the .a "wag" in his own way, but moans referee wasn't calling a foul ho was because it would bo a matter of well. This Is a long-winded yarn considerable Inconvenience to their Ranchers putting up Ice this win• signalling for anothor. goal for competition with them. He want ctor. The feeling of and may amuse you, If you deem owners. ter are experiencing groat difficulty Prlncoton. Kolowna did not scoro od to know if it would,not bo pos It fit, put it in tho next issuo.' On Monday, four boys, all eleven in securing sawdust to use for pack• aftor tho first four minutos,' nor siblo for tho railways to givo a Iff, i.urity' costs so little, Yours very sincerely, years old, woro charged with break• ing., The cannery usos sawdust for did thoy threaten often. Lucas' oyo fuel and used up all the available rnlo that would gtvb the British | |j| H. M, .LUMSDEN. ing and entering tho office of Com• was right on the baskot In thi Columbia fruitgrowers a prefov- ty not have it? • Bournemouth, Eng., Jan, 0, 1020. mercial Orchards Ltd., on Novem• supply from tho local sawmill dur• second half so that ho was award' P.S.—Don't let anyone pull out ber 23, last, whon the safo had ing tho canning soason, Sawdust cd with a flock of goals. • onco over tho United States pro• the Jonathans, been onenod (not having boon lock• now has to bo hauled from Omak, ducers. ed), and a cash box robbed of $24 Washington, or Pontloton, Ice tak• Fdr Prlncoton, Lucas and Thomas A Furthor Remedy, In cash, In addition to koys, etc, on out of the lake reached a dopth stood out, as Mouror seemed too Mr. Mnnson replied that if the New Things slow for tho largo hall. . Callaghan WESTBANK In connection with tho> latter of eighteen Inches. .British Columbia, growors woro case, thd parents of the boys, who at guard was always cool, Kolow- na's strong mon woro Taggarfc, given a glonm of hopo through a Co. woro prosont in tho court room, re• reduction In freight ratos thoy Tho monthly mooting of thè turned the amount stolon to tho Longloy and Loano, Cooko was too Wostbank Auxiliary of tho Wo- manager of Commercial Orchards, Intorostod in "crabbing",tho reforbo could romody tho competition mon's Missionary Society was hold They also paid for damago dono TO BUY FRUIT to bo much uso for play. Tho . om tho Washington and Oregon at tho homo of Mrs. a. Ingram on teams: growers by roplacing their undo- Arc "News" when tho promlsos woro robbod, Tuesday, February 12, at 2.30 p.m. Considering that tho orlmos in this Kelowna—Cooko 2. Taggart 2, sirablo varlotios. A scheme to with six mombors prosont. Tho So• case woro committed nearly throo Longloy 7, Lonno 2, Pirlo, Total, 13, ncroaso the wntov supply to Brit• ciety's, study book is "Drums in tho months ago, the vlgllanco of tho FOR CASH HERE Prlncoton — Lucas 20, Brodorlok, ish Columbia growers in order Darknoss" by Dr. John T. Tuckor, city police, which finally rosultod, Thomas 0, Bontaln, Gffl 1, Calla• Every membor of every family in this in which Interesting book ho givos that thoy might incronso, thoir In apprehending tho Juvonllo of• ghan, Madoro, .Mouror 3, Wilson, production would place them on community is interested in the news of tho an account of tho plonoor work of fenders, Is to bo commondod, - Outside Buyer May Start Total, 33. Arrangements tho United Church of Canada In . Operations in Valloy- The preliminary game between an ovon basis with thoir competi• day, And no items are road with koencr Angola, Contrai Africa, Oroville and Pontloton was also tors to -tho Bouth. carefully made for » * » Princeton Succumbs To Summorland First marred by nn amount of rough Tho' Koonos conBidorod among rolish than announcements of new things Funerals Miss Laura Frodorlokson, who Rumor has It that a now cash playlnjr, but this tlmo H was tho most compotont fruitgrowors to eat, to vvear or to enjoy in tho homo. has boon in Vancouver since early touyor for fruit Is to operate this mostly on ' Oroville hoys, Tho in tho provinco, gavo tholr vlows last autumn, returnod to Westbank Copper Mountain In year in Summerland, and will es• Penticton lads mixed In the plays R. H, English last week, whore sho Is tho guest tablish warohouaTfe with tho objoot but did not shew the roughness on tho situation as it was at tho 0-4-0 of hor slstor, Mrs, D, W. Dick. of taking care, evldbntly, of all tho of the lads from across the lino. prosont time, Thoy told tho com• * w, m • • » » Similkameen Ice Loop fruit grown horo. The visitors wore dead shots mlttoo that thoy allowed them• Peachland and Wostbank teams Gonpor Mountains hookey nlayors, Confirmation has not boon given wlmn they broke away, but the selves 40 conts nn hour for labor You havo tho goods and tho dosiro to Is Friday and Saturday— played badminton In tho Oo-opora' tho best over gathered togethor In yet to tho statoment that T, Eaton defence of the Pontloton team and that aftor tho year's work tlvo packing house horo on Wed tho Slmilkamoen, aro now cham• Co. Limited havo the abovo objec• was such that Orovlllo was kept \vn« complotod thoy woro nblo to sell thorn, The readers of "Tho Rovicw" JACK LONDON'S nosday night last week, the scoro pions of tho Slmlllcamoon loop, This tive boforo them, with tho Inten- shooting from some distance out, declaro a 2 Mi por cent dividend. formidable aggregation walked' u"iuBnMmnHnnrt*"th' havo tho money and tho dosiro to buy. Tho being slightly ln»Wo8tbanlc's favor n Pontloton oponod tnti scoring and, This dividoml, thoy pointed' out, at tho end of tho evening, Quite through all opposition In tho loaguo i X0B of initial ono?Ks oxcopt for a tlmo In tho first of tho plaoe OR IMMAL took tho placo of interest on tholr IURNING DAYLIGHT" a crowd gathorod to -watch tho flohedulo and In tho playoffs tho i OPWMWM' second frame, was never hoadod, connecting link is ADVERTISING. With MILTON SILLS and 1 invoBtmont, gamo, and rofroshmonts woro sorv flhlm nt of Tho half-tlmo scoro was 14-0 In ffifby 4TandTo°2 „> ™ «ars arrived DORIS KIINYON ed boforo tho, party Jbroko up, tcSSXthla Pontloton's favor, Shortly aftor tho Such a condition wna deplored hSmoand^^ I woolc for Mr. O. Noe *«*l Hlggln m W >K ! ft,ltl wl 800n bo road for lns opening of tho second frame, throo by members of tho commlttoo who Jumlng with tho spirit of ad* The 'SimT Toin tho Mountain » y P0O- Harry Brown is a patlonfc in Kol 1 tton 01 bnakota by R,' Curtis and ono by ituro, afire with romanco, Bills , plSed tt^flrst'game at PrlnffiS i *W>. ^'«« «°veral woro improBBod by tho fnct that If I res again, owna hospital, whero ho undorwont dlfferont models In the' shlpmont, Doo, Bajnos gave Oroville tho load. thlR.wns nil that tho best fruit• Givo tho pooplo tho good nows of now an oporatlon for appondloltls last I on Monday ovoning of last wook, At this stage tho locals took char go Oolleirlans In with tho rosult that Prlncoton was whlo£¿1^'h I s at prosont In N, Bontloy's growors In tho vnlloy could do, wook, Latest roports Indicato that 0 of tho play and hold tho load until things at advantageous prices. Thoy look blanked, 4-0. On Wednesday ovo-, "^H - , then tho average growor's burden SAMPSON OF CALFORD" 1 tho final whlstlo, Orovlllo rallied Harry is progressing favorably. nlng the Prlncoton boys, aeoom- H. Barago' has the new must bo ncuto. to you for tho "storo nows" and will re• • • • at. tho last, to take down somo of day and Saturday panlod by all tho fans who could Ohovrolot oar on display thero this tho load, but could not qnlto turn Moro Witter Noadod Miss Eunlco Slonn, of Kolowna, bo loaded into a special train, woro wook and many persons havo boon spond to your messages. Lot ua show you March Rth and Otlt 00, { ovo t e tho trlok, Thoy told tho commlttoo that is spending a fow days hero as tho oonduotcd to tho higher lovols to P to,\ , r h .various attrao- what was needed was moro water, that guest of Miss Graoo Howlott, Hor get wallopod by a 10-3 count, Cop- t vo attaohmonts that aro offorod in For Penticton, flouth and Watson "OUT ALL NIGHT" school In Alberta Is still closed on por Mountain's team was playing, this now ear this year, were the stars, whllo R. Ourtls and elimination of undesirable varie• account of tho cold woathor, at tho top of Its form and no on- Mrs, Fisher came In on Friday's Doo Balnes showed best for tho ties of nnplos and improvod mnv. lo with Reginald Denny on * • » position eoultl bo provided by' train from Vancouver, southerners, Tho teams: Iceting. Thoy snld that tho eonv < funniest cruise that over That long-doferred, though still Prlncoton to copo with such a for- 1 Marbles aro nil the rago at tho Oroville —• Balnes 8, B. Ourtls mittee of direction had dono good "An Advertisement Is An Invitation" ttherod a wave. rather elusive, Chinook appears to mldablo squad. Tho Copper Moun-1 school Just now and tho bit of dry Trumbull, R. Ourtls 11, Hart, E work in Its first yonr, Ilnd tho have established Its claim In our tain boys have now gained the road Is a fine try-out for tho wln- Ourtls-I, Total, 20, commlttoo not existed a condition land at last, bringing In its train Wagonhausor Cup, emblematic of nors on tholr way to and from Pontloton — Routh IB, White similar to that of 1022 would havo that balmy air which tempts us to tho championship in tho Slmllka- school. Evidently spring is reallj Lye, Husband 1, Watson 4, McAl believe (almost) that "spring has ineen. 1 1 hero. pine 1, Baulkham, Total, 20, obtained Inst year with tho largo IIALTO "came".