DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OK SUMMERLAND, PEACHLAND AND NARAMATA
Vol. 11, No. 30. Whole No. 551. SÜMMERLAND, B.C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 21, 1919. $2.00, payable in. advance: Water Comptroller C.N.R. Officials Herds Visited Ably Defend Trustees Accept New Mun. Act < Visit Valley Wm. Young Resigns ers In Not Satisfactory By Extremely Mr/William Young,' who was'ap• Resignation of If^Kam^^ pointe; d .to' the position of" Comp : Fatal Disease Rates Enquiry To Council ; i5A. troller of Water-Rights six years Prin. Lees ^ald Marin,- and lone of 'theychief ex- ago, when that posi ti on was?created. i !;e£ujtiy^ tion;,CoVasT here. -yesterday inSuc h is Opinion of .Experts R. M. Winslow Présents resigned.. It was rumored that .thNov/Seekinge a New Head Former Owners Will Have ; After Learning Symptoms' Good.Case^ for B.C.F.G.A. Osoyoos lands undertakingihadfig- for Summerland Consoli- Brief Opportunity" to company with.-Mr Mercer of Van• : 1 couver. These rgentlemen visited ured^iargely .irivthe:- severance':b; f his - . dated Schoolsr Buy"' Lands.J - the i company's, mill on the-'North Known In South Increase Fatal .rejati6ns.-.with-:the';-.government{.and: ——: , Thompson, and this - morning left alsoithatthe revival of formerurri- Though Usually Fatal, Death .,-, . .- . _ gation matters in connection withTh e resignation of Principal C. . rmTU ...... , ..." by car for Vernon. .-Neither of Kailway Commission Told the Okanagan was a-factor.* Mr Rate Here Was Light Higher Express Rates Would Young, however,'has said thaWt. hLees,,oe f the-Summerland Con- fclThe proposed new municipal act, them had anything to say regarding ls solidated Schools, was accepted at * which ,t was said,-would be brought .the.time. that work would commencHave e a Serum , Kill Business Quite in accord with the.Osoyooas ; specialmeeting of.--,the school before, the House at Victoria-this on. the Okariagari branch of -the" land purchase, and that he retireboards held ; òn Monday-evening in ^_ week, .came in -for ^some adverse CN.R. from this city, butExper edgint gopinio n is; that:Summer i practice :ih hi.the.s " board room.- " The resignation "4 criticisms at the regular meeting of from the - number of officialnd.was whs o^recentl y à |'JThat-the"proposed increase in exto- ..enter '.private and willis to take effect the last of'March, the Summerland municipal council haveivisited this city duringan dth ever y fatal ^cattle disease,- when and the secretary was Instructed to' ed to the dassification of munic.- the cqrhpany cohter^plites:/earllandy "was recently visited by a new I press charges and the cancelling of Profession as an-advertis engineere ,a t once for applicants palities. .Small, unimportantjrcit- construction onthe line. ^ _ -, _ „ 'the commodity tariff on fruit'will' °Pen. an office^in ..Victoria.fo rM thre position. v_ ies^ were placed m: class one, while three or four "weeks agff two cows hfeve almost disastrous -effect upon ^oun,g £a.me. ¿9. this; provincExpressine gfro mregre t that it'had Be-' municipalities: such as Summerland were lost by "Mr H. C. Mellpr fol- the fruit growing industry of.this the McGill.Universrty come necessary for "him' to enter lowing very brief illness, and Coun.' province -was .the opinion emphati- „ such a complaint Mr W. A. Cald• and Penticton anr d of.much greater I RiiciriAcc f-fAti/tlt J. R. Campbell also' lost one or two cally expressed when the BoarVotd oef1 WiloTTIn l Soldiers riC3B4 THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW Friday, February 21 PAGE TWO SOLDIERS AS TEACHERS. ' Cije &ummerlant» &etrieto RETURNED MEN are being encouraged by the Minister of Edu• SUMMERLAND FRUIT UNION Published by THE REVIEW: PRINTING & PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED, cation for Alberta to become school teachers. Considerable success is RALPH E. WHITE, MANAGING DlttEOTOR apparently attending the" plan, for although the announcement of the SUBSCRIPTION RAIES : 12.00 PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE. SIX MONTHS $1.00. special conditions offered was made biit a week. before the opening of NOMINATIONS for DIRECTORS for the Year the present session of the Alberta Normal Schools, twelve men were en• 1919-20. should be in the hands of the Secretary Advertising Rates: rolled. By the Alberta plan men returning from overseas are-relieved; Eight Genta per line for each sub- LEGAL NOTICES.—Twelve Cents per Une for the first insertion i all fees while in training, are granted certain concessions in the mat• by the 27th inst. sequent insertion. ' LAND NOTICES.—$7.00 for 60 days, $6.00 for 30 days. ter ;of admission requirements,' and receive from the government loans ~" ' T. G. BEAVIS,. WATER NOTICES.-30 days, 150 words and under, $8.00; each additional 50 words, $1.00. of money sufficient to enable them, to complete courses at the Normal Secretary -Treasurer. THEATRICAL. ETC.—60c. per inch for first Insertion, and 25c per inch each subsequent insertionSchools. . * ' LOCAL NOTICES or Readers. Immediately following regular locals, 20c per counted line; 10c per " ' • line each subsequent insertion.. Half these rates when accompanying display advertisements LODGE NOTICSS Etc.. 25c. per week, per column inch. - FOR SALE Advertisements, Etc., 2c. per word first week; lc. per word each subsequent week. False Reports have been circulated to the effect that Transient Advertisements payable In advance. »...•• ^ we had gone out of business: These-were not true. Rates for Contract Advertisements furnished on application. Weather Report. ...We have^ the finest possible stocks of Nursery Trees' Copy for change of contract advertising must be in the hands of the printer not later than Tues• -anti Plants for 1919 Planting; day noon to insure publication in the next issue. ' Abstract from weather records for January, 1919, k kept at the FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 21. 1919. .Government Station, Baleomo Ranch, Summerland, B.C:. If You Want Trees This Spring, FARMERS PAYING PENALTY. • Jan: Maximum Minimum Sunshine Total Don't Delay Ordering hr: min. Rain Snow HOW MUCH DO OUR FRUIT GROWERS lose every year because Ins." 1919 of the present condition of our roads? This would not be as hard a '21.0 '::\::''3.0 Ó.00 Fill up the gaps with.our Sound and Hardy Stock. question to answer as it might appear nor the question: how much '22.0 -''--W9.O. •• •• 3.54 ••••.'•.--•'-:8-:"; -.': " 25.0 -, 10.0 5.54 We have all the Standard Varieties.—Amongst them are: would our fruit growers and citizens generally be "in pocket" by a ^:4'. ••-' - 21.0 • 7.0 '2.12 wise expenditure on road improvement? Until we have better road y';-^. 5 22.0 7.0 • . 5.42 i''--:'.':,":-:.'. APPLES. Rome Beauty _ . PEARS. Plums ' 6 ".:-.' 27.0 . 10.0 0.00 . the waste will continue to total a surprisingly large sum. Here is what Duchess Spitz Bartlett J Peaches . './.V7,v. 27.0 13.0 ' 0.00 • Apricots a road engineer writing in Collier's Weekly says: 8 Iß 26.0 .11.0 3.42 - Cox' Orange - Winesap'', •Flemish Beauty: •••y-'^.9 25.0 10.0 0.30«e ;'.'"..;.%:--.' Gravenstein : Wagner- Anjou Grapes "Why, do you know, that the United States has been paying a 10 37.0 ' •15.0 2.36 • Mcintosh Banana Rasps penalty of more than $504,000.000 a year in the excessive cost of the 31.0 20.0 0.00 2:00 -0.20 Wealthy Newtown' •- ' CHERRIES. Currants ' ••-¿-12 •;•'-.:' 32.0 '22.0 '-'•:. 2.12 v.o. 20 0.02 - : transportation alone of our argicultural products from farm to market 13 39.0 . 21.0 1.06 Delicious Bing Gooseberries 0.00 '• Strawberries simply because of its neglect of the highways? This estimate was made 14' : 40.0 . 35.0 Grimes Golden CRABS. Lambert -n . 15 42.0 '28.0 2.18 1 Rhubarb in 1914 by the joint committee on federal aid in,the construction of post Jonathan ' Royal Anne 16 40.0 22.0 0.00 1.50 0.15 Spy' Hyslop Roses roads, Sixty-third Congress. 17 41.0 30.0 0.24 .>?-''.:'"-• 18 , . 43.0 35.0 0.00 xyf-'- "Att that time the gross tonnage estimated to be hauled over the 19 40.0 . 33.0 • 0.00 0.2Ó 0.20 highways for that year was 700,000,000. The cost of hauling over th 20 36.0 • .25.0 ß 3.42 21 39.0 ' 25.0 6.12 - average unimproved roads was about 21 cents per ton mile, and the cost 22 • 39.0 30.0 0.00 4.00~ 0.40 Riverside Nurseries over improved roads 13 cents per ton mile, making a saving of ,8 cents • 23 . 43.0 ' - 30.0 4.12 24 38.0 25.0 2.54 .:':f: Agent: S F. SHARP, Grand Forks, B.C. per -ton mile. The average haul was about 9 miles, making a gross 25 ' 38.0' ' ' 31.0 0.18 0.50 0.05 'Phone .791. - " r ' - 30-31 saving on the transportation over improved roads of 72 cents per ton 26 39.0 , „ 24.0 5.00 -27 40.0" 26.0 0.00 - !'•:... This multiplied by the gross tonnage gives the $504,000,000 saving.'; 28 46.0 . ' 35.0 5.00 "At the present time it has been estimated that the quantity b 29 36.0 . 27.0 *. 6.30 80 ' . 34.0 19.0 0.42 goods hauled over the roads is something in excess of 1,000,000,000 ' 31 - . 35.0 '26.0 0.12 ' il"-':' •>-"?'': tons, and that the saving effected" by improved roads would be from - ";vv>;::--jli $750,000,000 to $1,000,000,000 annually. : rages ) 1919 34.32 ' 21.84 . 65.12 '•' 0.20' '8.20 1.02 and V • OUR ROADS. _ otals ' ) 1918 . 32.45 •21.32 .54.18. .0.05 11.70 1 1.37 THE PLAN PROPOSED at a recent meeting-in Kelowna.to pro vide a fund for road work in this district may perhaps be open to some "What is the plural of man, Wil• criticism, but it at least indicates that public attention is very point- \lie? " asked the ."teacher of a small NOTICE edly directed towards the necessity of bringing about an immediate pupil. • betterment of conditions regarding our highways. "Men," answered Willie. TENDERS '- When the present Provincial Government went, into office they . "And-the^plural of child?" ..." To have Your Own Private "Twins,'.'.-j,was,-^he unexpected FOR wereUeft a handsome legacy by their predecessors in the shape of ,: or Business Stationery** . . reply. - - >?' ,\ t~ good roads. • The highways of the province were one of our; chief REMOVAL of BRIDGE :Qid You ever figure how much "assets, and were the subject of favorable comment from^all visitors. per hundred sheets thé ordinary . The former Minister-of Works had well won for himself the title of Writing Pad costs ? — If not, ' T,- •'.: -WE. PRINT-'. TENDERS will be received, by -just try it. "Good Roads Taylor," and in every section of this district our avenues the undersigned District Engineer I of traffic were in tip-top shape. But in these days compliments have up till the hour of four (4) p.m. on I We can supply you with full- given place to reproaches, and from one end of the country to the other WEDDING March 8th 1919 at the District En• size Letter - Paper with your complaints are heard regarding the state of disrepair .into which our gineer's Office^ Penticton; for tak• Business or Ranch name and ing down the old Copper Mountain | roads have fallen during the past two or three years. Appropriations and; other Bridge, including substructure, address oh it for 65c. and 75c. tor road work have been cut down to almost the vanishing point, and per hundred in lots of 1000; ] piers; etc., which has recently been local superintendents have been at their wits' ends in their futile efforts Society • replaced by a new structure. The and less in larger lots. Small to, spread their thin allowances over areas that callfor ten times .the successful tenderer is to keep all | extra charge if padded, Give amount of money at their disposal. The 'government's plea that econ• Printing material taken from the old Bridge, us a trial order NOW. omy must be exercised in ajl departments is given as an excuse for this except the iron, which is to be I neglect.of essential work, but it is received with scant patience by the as good as the best, piled where directed by the General and our prices Foreman for theDistrict. Any suffering public. , are right further particulars can be obtained Now that the question of providing employment for returned sol• from Mr Finley Fraser, General I Job Printing diers has become a burning issue, it is high time that the provincial Foreman, Hedley, or at the office The Review Department. authorities effected a change of policy in this matter, If necessary road Why Buy Elsewhere ? of the undersigned. The lowest or any other tender will not neces• work cannot be provided for from current revenue there is all the more sarily be accepted. - , force in the plan advanced at the Kelowna meeting. An easy solution W. K. GWYER, of the problem would be in a loan to be floatedb y the province for this The REVIEW District Engineer. particular wprk, and with the experience of the Victory Bond campaign Job Printing Department Penticton, B.C; - in sight, it might be worth while to consider the advisability of offering Feb." 17th, 1919. Buch debentues to the pe"bple of British Columbia.—-Vernon News. FOR THE KNOCKERS A New Stock THE IDAHO SPRINGS SIFTINGS-NEWS of recent issue contained an editorial which, especially the, Becond and third parargaphs, is so OF applicable ^0 the Okanngan towns in which The Review circulates, that we publish the editorial here in full: " Pruning Shears just arrived Every Citizen of Summerland and vicinity is invited to "We do not say it with a desire to injure the feelings of any par• attend the Adjourned Public Meeting , At $2.75, 3.25 and $6.00 ticular person in Idaho Springs, but we feel the majority of our people to be held in the ^ • also ' are agreed that there is a tendency on the part of a few hero to find Pruners, "Walters." fault with every public proposition that íb brought forward, to "knock" every needed improvement. It is not only in Idaho Springs that this Is Parish Hall, Wednesday, Feb. 26th 10-ft, long $2.35. Other makes with 30-in, true, for every town has one or more people of this'class, But wo are at ,8 p.m. —'- handles at $2.25, $3,25 and $6.75. concerned with our own town solely, and wo do nob care how many When the Report of the Committee appointed to inves• knockers other towns havo, we want to get; rid of ours. "Feltol" ^ "As good a place to llvo in ns wo have hero it could and would havo tigate the several propositions, advanced ât the Meeting boon bettor if the knockers had not crept in. No man or set of men can held Feb. 5th for a MEMORIAL to our Fallen Heroes A Floor Covering in various patterns- hope to run tho town to suit everybody, but wo bollovo all of thorn who will be received, and acted upon. light, medium and dark shades at havo any any in public matters are doing their best to mnko this n $1.12& per square yard. bigger and bettor town, Thoy aro apt to mnko mistakes, Thoy wouldn't bo human If thoy didn't. But tho bost way to holp them pro New Samples of 20th Century vent mistakes is to aid thorn when thoy nro trying to aid you, „ "If you boo something about town that needs attention, don't go Clothing off saying "Tho town oiilcials are not doing their duty." Call thoir Come in and select your SPRING SUIT. attention to it and offer suggestions. Holp thorn all you can, for you nro helping yoursolf nt tho samo timo, Wo havo a wholo lot of room hero for tho man who boosts, But thoro Isn't a foot of ground on which Penticton steam Laundry Congoleum Rugs tho knockor or fnult-flndor should find a wolcomo"rn this community," 1\ X 9 9x9 9 X 10J 9 X 12 $15.00 $17,50 $20,00 $22.50 DAYLIGHT SAVING is practically cortaln to bo renewed for tho t.*h. Riley » summerland agent corning season when pnrllamont moets, When tho plan was inaugurated Inst year considerable opposition wob reported, farmers probably putting up tho moBt serious opposition, An Ottawa report states that opposition Summerland Supply Compy. this year is very slight, much loss than beforo daylight saving wbb given Summerland and West Summerland. atrial. < Friday, February 21 THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW Page Three to. for a price not less than one set present some of the Reserves are Says Local Correspondence. with nothing accomplished. Fraser River Route by the government from the advice too small to range their stock. This Yours truly, Merchants Have of the Indian Agent and Inspector a question for the Ranger to de• The Columns of THE REVIEW are open to cide. , WM. BRENT. (Merritt Herald.), the public for the discussion of matters of gen•of different locations. Half of the eral interest. No .notice can bo taken of anonysal• e money going to the owner, or West Summerland, B.C., Word has been received in Kam- The Control. mous communications. Letters intended.for in• Though I would like to. help all sertion must be authenticated• by the name antheid r heirs and the other half held returned soldiers it does seem that Feb. 15th, .1919. loops and Merritt to the effect that address of the writer, not necessarily for publica• n trust by the government for a the Dominion Government has de• Eastern mail order houses have tion.The opinions of correspondents "are not the ones who formerly made their necessarily those of the Review.-:-. !!,;•-; period of twenty years or until the homes in the different localities cided definitely in favor of the obtained a killing grip on many party or parties become capable of should have the first consideration; Thompson-Fraser river route for the western communities. Some of tfEISlTS EXPROPRIATION.OF INDIAN self support. No taxes to be paid and a great many of them have these unfortunate centres are to be 1 building of trie "connecting link"! till then.- The interest of the trust PROMPTLY SECURED! found in this fair Okanagan. The RESERVES, • not yet returned. Though there in the great Interprovincial High• fund to be paid to the owner or his In all countries.- Ask for our INVEN• situation is.not a hopeless one, but seems to be lots of time we should -way .that has been under considera• heirs twice a year. I understand at TOR'S ADVISER.whlch will be sent free. t requires courage and persever• The Editor, Summerland Review. not be found stalling, and a year MARION & MARION, tion for several years, and that sell'dirrent their lands who wishes from now still stalling asat present work 1 on the - construction of thisanc e on the part of those citizens of Dear Sir, 364 University St.. Montreal. highway will be commenced this these communities upon whom the T would like to express my-views year. This is good news to Interior responsibility chiefly rests. A pion• on the question as it has been for sections of British- Columbia, and eer of this province who has an ex• time immemorial a,;, wild crySfrom crowns with success the efforts of cellent grasp of. the mercantile situ• any member of the. government-or New Prices those hard-working men who have ation interestingly comments on this opposition who wishes to become been giving much time and atten • question as follows: , - famous, yet give no solution t&^the ON Mclaughlin tion-4:o this important matter. In The eastern department stores are question. - ;n r this connection it is no more than starting on their spring campaign.' Sfrange. as" it may seem, but just that the people of Merritt and As they cannot for love or money nevertheless true, the Indians of Flour, Feed, the Nicola Valley should recognize get their advertisements in the the Pr ovi nee of Bri tish 'Columbia -the credit that is due to the untir country papers they resort exclus• have never really signed awaytheir ; Grains, &c. ing efforts. of trie members of "the ively to catalogues. . , They reach rights to any of the lands of this Kamloops Chamber of Commerce ths people, and many of those province, and in any of - our laws who throughout the last year have people- are buying goods ranging made for and provided the present • February 6th, 1919. given the question so-much study from baby socks to ice chests. Why reserves are only the Camping and effort. . -. - is this business growing? It is not Grounds for the different-tribes so much due to the claim that the So, therefore, to proceed, laws . lbs. price goods-^can be purchased cheaper, should be passed at once toxlear WHEAT 100 4.50 for when all things are taken into; Horticulture Board the titles on the lands outside of CORN Í00 4:50 consideration,; quality, express, op• the present Camping Grounds Canada's Finest Car To Be Reformed. portunity of seeing what you buy, Then pass another, law granting a OAT GROATS 100 3.85 and the benefits derived by the con• clear title of the Camping Ground BRAN 100 2.15 1919 Models Now Ready. The product is limited. Order early. tributions made by the local mer• to the occupants. Then survey the New Board to be Composed chant for the betterment of the Camping Grounds according to~the SHORTS .100 2.25 community, and the further fact of Heads of Agricultural fields.- Then issue a-clear title to that your dollar' never, comes back; BARLEY CHOP 100 3.35 everyone of the -occupants for Departments. the advantage rests with the home- FLATTENED OATS 100 3.35 CHEVROLET purchased' goods. The" questionJs home place for :raising:;grain;anci WHOLE OATS 100 3.25 490 — BABY GRAND an easy one. The department stores other produce and a sufficien and ' Victoria.—A change in the organ• amount of range adjoining :_or sep ization of the provincial machinery believe in advertising, hot once in OAT FEED 100 1.80 a while but all the time. They un• arate to range their stock with for supervising horticulture in the water, according.to the Chief Ran DAIRY CHOP 100 2.55 Province of , British Columbia is to derstand human nature, and. fully ger.'s advice, as worked out in the SCRATCH FEED .. 100' '4.55 be madel in an "amending act to be realize that if they are to sell their Summerland Garage goods they must let thè State of- Washington. - Then let brought before the Legislature. people I each and every owner or their heirs OYSTER SHELL . 100 3.00 Under.the old system a board was know about them. If every mer• chant in the country towns would ROLLED OATS 20 1.50 formed of prominent horticulturists x represening different parts of the give close attention to his advertis• FLOUR 49 3.00 ing, following it up as he does the province, these • members being HAY ton .40.00 nominated ' by ' the government other departments.in his store, the eastern ' department store would Home Seekers Since then the department of agri soon cease to be a menace to local culture has acquired; alarge West Summerland Garage For Informationj REGARDING Corporation of the District of War-Savings Stamps Summerland. FORD CARS, ADDRESS NEAREST OFFICE NOTICE is hereby given that the first sitting DRITIS1LC0LUMDIA . . . . Roam 015 M.tr«pfl!lUi|Bat1.1a|, VaKOWir of the Court of Revision for the purpose of hearing Trucks and Parts ALBERTA . 218a 8tU Avtnne Wait, Calgary| 742 Te|l«r Dialldimi, Edaanten any complaints against the Assessment Roll f pr the SASKATCHEWAN 803 McCtllum-IIIII BaiMbf, Rfflu SOI Elielrle Railway Cliaabiri, Wlaalpig year 1919 of the Municipality of Summerland, B.C. Qeneral Auto Repairs. MANITOBA .... . THUNDER DAY ... . Ream 410 Grata Exckaiii, Feri WüIUh, Oat. will be held in the Municipal Office, West Summer- WESTERN ONTARIO . . . . SOI Ricamali! Streit, Luaei, Oat. land, on Monday, March 10th1/1919, at Ten o'clock CENTRAL ONTARIO . . » . . » • ÜITtraateStaoat, Tarlato in the forenoon, Tires, Batteries, Grease, Motor Oils EASTERN ONTARIO . . . . • . . Viciarla Maleva, Ottawa . ... 100 St. Jiwi Streit, Meatnil All appeals, stating ground of appeal, must be "Best money will buy." QUEBEC NEW BRUNSWICK ...... 80 Prlace William Stoat, St. Mb made in writing to the Assessor at least ten days NOVA SCOTIA .... . Metropoli Ballaiaf, lUUii Stoet, Halifax previous to the first sitting of the Court. Give tlio old tiro pump a mat, l&" Uho our PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. . . . Pmiadal BalUlBf, CVarlattitiwa nid to VSecritary|Ww^avlii«iC«maalttee. Wont Summorland, B.O., \'M , O.H.M.S. and markedo >n envelop* "O.H.M.5," require no poatage. February 3rd, 1010, Municipal Clerk „ FREE AIR 37 THE SUMMERLAND. REVIEW Friday, February 21 Page Four regained his usual health and phy• are glad to learn that he has receiv• the transaction of business^a'dainty sique.- He also states that Arthur ed his final discharge, even if he lunch was served consisting of Peachland Doings is in good form, but no definite did have more or- less trouble to get pineapple salad wi th bread : and A Weekly Chronicle Furnished - word of his returning. it without waiting too long for it'. butter, coffee and heart-shaped cook• " There's the 'Phone !" By Our Local Representative. Since receiving his discharge he has ies and cake. A hearty vote pf There was a meeting of the mem• spent a, short time visiting across thanks was tendered the ladies of bers of the Presbyterian Church the line. the executive and the waitresses for Mr G. Keyes and Mrs G. B their kindness in providing such an Phillips with two of the children held in the church" on Thursday night of last week. Mr J. E. Kerr arrived home from enjoyable afternoon. Owing to the motored to Summerland on Wed Penticton by Monday morning's increase of membership, Mrs R. E nesday of last week where' Mrs Mr and Mrs A. W. Miller were boat." ' ' . , - ' Taylor was added to the directorate; Phillips is since visiting friends passengers to Kelowna on Friday of A motion was. carried at this meet' there. Mr Keyes returned the same last week, returning the same Mr; S. H. Murdin and. famijyfare ing to the effect that the ladies of day. " , evening. enjoying a visit from an old chum the Institute give an Irish supper Promptness in answering the tele• of Mr Murdin of former days on on the 17th of March, the proceeds What is one's loss is •often Mr Nicholson, of Victoria, B.C. the prairie, in the person of Col. phone is a mark of courtesy "shown the another's gain, and we are inclined to go to the Institute funds in'the* spent a few days in town last week P. Bowen, who arrived on Monday mean time, later to.be used for the caller. - It is also a help to the operator, - to feel that,, in regard.,to"a good ; making an inspection of the light night to spend fa few days here'. Memorial Fund if needed; • for it enables her to complete the call milk cow which left here on'Wed house on Squally. Point. The light Col .Bowen has~.'seen;- much ser v i ce nesday of last week to take'up its has not been working satisfactorily overseas'and has also experienced a and to giveher attention toothers. new home in Summerland. "^Mr'S of late, and while here Mr Nichol• good share of suffering, -having Twenty-four gallons 'of-, oil from H. Murdin sold one of the fine cows son was able to locate the trouble been badly gassed^ ; -• :; the liver of one shark is said to Telephone" calls should be answered which he brought from .Chilliwack and arrange [for thenecessary re- .have been obtained by a fisherman promptly, forsometimes the calling per• some time ago, to*Mr J:'- Campbell pair Mr and • Mrs A. Town were pas• who captured the shark in the of Summerlar^d. sengers to Kelowna on Tuesday, re• Straits of Georgia.' It was a huge son does not waiCahd "hangsup." If- Mr and Mrs G. Keyes,- accompan• turning in the evening. specimen of the greyshark, or man An old timer in the person of Mr ied by MrçsL. D. and Mr H. E. Mc this" happens thé' subscriber who has The Ambulance. League met-on eater, measuring;"fourteen feet six James Silver, passed through town Call, motored-to Penticton on Fri-. inches. \ -i .i^'-'r.'. } v been called should not blame the on Wednesday of last week on his day of last week'to attend the fun Tuesday afternoon, and we under way to Periticton, where-he had stand that this was" a final meeting operator. " - ' - '. , N era] of the late Mrs.R. J. McDou- been-called owing to the illness of gall, which was held at two"o'clock for the purpose of winding upall Aunt — " Yes, - Jehriny.* Santa Your co-operàtion is required for his daughter, Mrs R. J. McDou in the afternoon. • work possible and making arrange• Claus brought you a baby brother; ' gall; It was a severe shock to him ments for the sending into head• Johnny—" Great ' Scott! Another efficient service. 1 on arriving in Penticton to find Mr J. McKinrion returned home quarters of everything on;hand. A present that ain't any use!" that the one he was hurrying to see on Friday evening's boat of last ten cent [tea was served which had passed away during the after week from a short trip up the lake. brought'in about $2. ^ noon of the same day. She had W ANTED been ill only a very short time, and Mr R. E. Law and family were MrsEstabrook, Sr., was a passen• her death came as a great shock to passengers to Penticton on Friday ger to .Summerland on Tuesday, night, where they went to visit Mr- night where she expects to remain her' many frjends not" only in her Pr op ertyr - home town, but as well "here, in Law's brother Everett of the Pen• for a few,days before returning to. Peachland where • she spent a.pqr ticton Herald staff and his wife. Peachland. . •" that can show fair return The; children returned on Monday tion of her earHer . life,iiwhere her The bank safe arrived on Tuesday- - on Investment'to" Sell." ' Summerland Telephone Co. morningto'resume their school at• 1 bright sunny nature: won "for; her night's boat, which looks like busi• - - . Limited. many true friends.. Her sorrowing tendance, ; but .Mr Law remained: overa few days. ness in the bank prospects for-Peach- husband has the" deep sympathy: of 1 andThere has not been much W. J. ROBINSON his many friends here, he having 64 REVIEW; 9J Passengers to Kelowna on Satur• progress in the matter of the fitting REAL ESTATE &~INSURANCE VISITING thick LINEN ^Fabric also made this his home town for up -of the building this week; ow• a time. day .last "were Mrs Sanderson and — Latest-^. Stytoh' -- Aittotic — Offices. Master Billy; Mrs A. Smalls; Fran• ing to lack of confirmation of work Summerland B.C. CARDS Mr and Mrs Kitson of Harrogate, cis; Robinson and Mr R.. J. Hogg,1 to be done, but it will probably be England, were visitors to town-last all returning in the'evening. hurried through, nowT week, and. while here were "guests Mrs Hendrickson, who has been at the Edgewater Inn. They left Engineer" Groves is a visitor in | in Penticton for some time with on Thursday morning's boat. town again this week. her mother, arrived home' on Satur- The regular monthly meeting of After spending a short time in daymorning last. ~ She reports her mother doing favorably. She re• the ; VVomen's Institute was held in. Kelowna, Mrs C. Aitkens returned, the "school- room ofr- the. Baptist to her home here on Wednesday turned - to Penticton on' Monday night last. " ";« Church . on the 14th inst, forty-six night of last week. members being "present. The ex• , Mr Iverson~bf Trepanier, return-' Mr A. J.. Miller was a passenger ecutive - had planned a surprise-for ed home on Wednesday night pf last tov Summerland on Saturday night the members in the form;of a-Val-: week from Bear. Greek, where he I last, returning.by auto oh Sunday. enti ne tea;. .The room was prettily, has been for; some time cutting decoratedwith hearts -arid stream-, timber for;the Kelowna saw-mill, Mrs N. S. Davidson of Trepanier ersj^and the ladies of the executive, is spending a,3hort'time in Pentic• wore.white dresses with*red heart^ After getting Mr Powell's new ton visiting friends,' "• She_ went MpHIS is--an important hour fpr^^C^^ shaped aprons and caps. vvOn enter• sawing outfit into - action at the | down last^Saurday night, ing each-lady was presented s with a v 1 nation is entering oh a new'era.It is pas^ skidway, Mr Wpodbridge, the Rev. H. D. Riggs'. paid town;his -Valentine qt6:;be r; pinned i on,, .and,. agent, left on Thursday morning'of : wi thin.; -. .the^t waH dai nty--red • helari^ frorn war top^c^ last week. usual-week-end visit.to fill the pul• pit for the Baptists; He remained was a clever, witticism to be read in TKere' are thousands of soldiers returning fro-;a over• Mr W. Suddaby and Mrs Suddaby over for a few 'days this week as• answer to the rol 1 ca 11. r This caus• seas. The Government is doing all m its power to returned home on Thursday morn• sisting Mr Keyes with some work ed much.amusement forall." After. get these men. "6aek'to a ing of last week after spending, a at the wood business. - - few days at down-the-lake points. Passengers north on - Monday ir is giviri^^ Mrs Stephens and family went morning were Mrs A. D. Ferguson down to Penticton oh Thursday and Hv Miller, Mrs '.Ferguson to any -other-nation—to; keep the soldier going till ne night of last-week, returning on spend the day in Kelowna and Har• Fire Saturday morning. old goes to the Coast to receive his gets a job. ::, ;",.,;,:..:.v; -j.V..^ ,., final discharge. Of course he did Mr J. E. Kerr and Mr H. Wil It gives .him a ^wnon^where his usefulness is not know how long he would be ab• Pine and Fir — All Lengths Hams were also passengers down sent, but expected not less than impaired by his service. ~ - the lake on Thursday night of last two weeks. li teaches a man week." Mr Kerr went'to Periticton Stove Lengths: ^ "we^;;/r^ when his service to attend the funeral of the late Tom McLaughlin's smiling face unfits him for his former trade. - : Mrs R. J. McDougall. is to be seen in town again and we $7.00 per Cord, two rks. Delivered. It gives Mrs J..Silver of Vernon passed through on the '' Sicamous " on Prices on other lengths on request ness recurs, and supplies free'artto^^ Thursday night of last week to join Whon in Vancouver put up at surgical appliances. _ . . ; her husband at Penticton for the funeral of their daughter. ~ Hotel ©unsimutr Nippon Wood It is bringing back to Canada at- the public- Vancouver's Newest and soldiers' dependents n^^ Mr Douglas Henderson, at pre• •. ••- most complete Hotel - expense the overseas. sent residing in Sjmmerland In the Contract Co. cottage of his father, Rev. A Hen• 250 ROOMS - 100 with Private Baths. P. 0. Box 2 • West Summerland But the Government, liow- After he has rested, the derson, paid town a visit on Friday c.ver willing, cannot provide 1 morning of last week renewing ac• European Plan $1.00 per day up 20-tf soldier must be provided with quaintances of his former sojourn the personal touch! needed in an opportunity for employ• Eloclvlo Auto Dun Moots nil Boats in our midst before signing up for unci Trains froo, KETTLE VALLEY RAILWAY this work of repatriation. ment. In towns of 10,000 service. We are pleased to see and That must be given by the population, Public Employ• hear Mr Honderson say thnt he has Cor. Dunsmuir and Richards Sta. people themselves.'. ment Offices have been estab• tr TIME TABLE lished to help soldiers, as well The men who went from as war-workers, secure good -WESTBOUND - these parts to fight in Fland• Price of * . jobs quickly. "Where these SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY | ers deserve a , real welcome Nursery Stock exist, citizens should co-oper• Butter Fat No, 9, West Summerland - 4.08 a.m., home—the best we can give. Arrivo Vancouvor - 4.00 p.m.. ate. "Where they do not exist, from 1st January,, 1919 We are now taking In most towns committees the citizens themselves should orders for Trees .for r~ E A STBOUND - of, citizens have already been ' help put the soldier in touch Spring Delivery 60 c. per lb. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY | organized to meet the soldiers with employment. . No. 10, West Summorland - 1.00 a.m. and .their dependents at the Riverside Nurseries (Loaves Vancouvor 8 a.m.) station, to provide hot meals, Kelowna Creamery, Limited, T. A, OLIVER, Agent. supply automobiles,': afford O. E. FISHER, Trafflc Manngor, The fighting job is done, It Kelowna. S. F. SHARP .... Agent Ponlloton. temporary accommodation JS11L ao-na * when necessary. has cost many a heart-burn• . .. • ing. But it has been well CANADIAN In addition, many other done. Tlio least we can do PACIFIC towns are organizing social is to show our appreciation gatherings to give public wel• in no imcertain manner. Building Materials Daily - Except Sunday come to returned men after —BRANCH— they have been homo a Don't let the wclcombdio SOUTH „, . NORTH Wo now lmvo a COMPLKTR STOCK 10. IB Sloamoufl 17.46 few d ays. away with the cheers. ~ of Evorything You Noed In this lino ! 11.20 Enilorby 10.20 11,45 Armstrong 10.00 Pine 12.00 Vornon , 1B.1B and Fir Siding 12,r>G Okunagnn Ltnding 1T>,00 Cedar and Pine Shiplap, ~-Lake~ Trimming "and Finishing 18.15 Okanngan Lniullng 12.00 The Repatriation Committee Material Always :(n Stock. 1B.80 Kolowna 8.1B 1.7.00 Poachland 7. IB 18.00 SUMMERLAND 0.1B OTTAWA Dully Naramatn Dally "Phone 28 10.15 Pont.icton "B.80 WM. RITCHIE. II. W. DltODlH, A, 13. SlIAHPU, O.P.A. Vancouver. Ali ont, Hiimroorlandi I Friday,f February- 21 THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW Page Five from that man. He told, me I might amount to something,' which ommunity PaSSlhg Events: Social Personal &c was news to me—I had never heard EMPRESS it before; in.any event he gave me ATTRACTIONS alendar of an inspiration to study, so I work• ed, and the more I worked, the Miss Amy Brown left by boat on Capt. Bo wen came in from the Mr and Mrs James Ritchie are more I .realized how valuable it RID AY, Eeb. 21: oming Events Monday morning to return to Tor• Coast last Saturday to make a brief planning to return to Summerland was, which fact I continued to ap• ' ' Ghosts of Yesterday " > onto where she will continue nurs• visit with friends here. with their family to again take up preciate as I grew older. ing. - ) their residence here. Advance notices under this heading will be : I never saw a boy or a man who Featuring NORMO TALMADGE, charged for at two cents a word,'- Minimum Miss E. Braun of Summerland is charge 25c. first insertion. Each repeat one got anywhere if he did not work," ' The Ghosts of Yesterday " will stand; • - . cent a word. Minimum 10 cents. Harold English will, be operated making a short stay in Penticton A big treat is in store for you the test of quality. The cabaret scene went on Mr Beatty. "I know you is a masterpiece. The interior of the on by Capt. HeraldrBfor;some ear as the" guest of Miss Gaube.-r-Pen- next Monday night in Penticton boys have given up a great deal to trouble before he returns- from Van• ticton Herald. artist's home is lavish. This production The citizens of the municipality when Farmer Wood will speak on take on these extra studies^ but you cannot afford to ignore. of Summerland are cordially invit• couver.' Democracy. Admission 50 cents. none of you will ever regret it. As ed by the Home Comfort Club to a By no means fail to hear Farmer Holders of 1918.Chautauqua tickets you grow older you will find the reception in honor of our returned, Farmer. Wood, president Canad• Wood speak on Democracy, in Pen• ree. . ' ' 30 competition between men very keen SATURDAY, Feb. 22: soldiers to be held in Empire Hall; ian Council of Agriculture, wilt ticton, on Feb. 24, Steward's Hall; and he who is fairly well educated " A Mile-a-Minute Kendall " Wednesday, March 4th, ' at 8 speak in Penticton Monday, Feb. 24 •p.m. Admission 50 cents. .30 Geo. F. Stirling, organizer for has a distinct advantage over the J With JACK PICKFORD o'clock. , C30 at 8.00 p.m. j Steward's Hall. Ad- the Federated Labor ' Party, will man who is not. Every boy has mission 50 ¡cents. - - • 30 Dr F. W. Andrew went down to speak - in Campbell's Hall, West some kind of a vague idea'he would Just as swift as the name implies, you; •Concert.by D. I. class, Tuesday the Coast the first of the week cannot go wrong in seeing this show. Summerland, on Thursday evening, like to be something or other when Also a Breezy Comedy. / 3 next,.8-p.m., in West. Sunimerland Mr and Mrs H. Caricellor, who where he will be operated on by February 27th, at 8 o'clock. The he grows up, he does hot know just BaptistTChurch.. - Collection. . C30 haveibeenliving in Peach Orchard Capt. Herald for a nasal affection. subject will be " Reconstruction what. You will, however, find Theosophical Study Glass: Sub• since'their return . from the Coast, from the Standpoint of the Pro• there are. three' or four simple MONDAY 24, TUESDAY 25: will shortly take up kheir'residence Mr F. A. C. Wright returned, on ject, "The Phthagoras, The World ducer." He will also speak at things that tend to a man's success BILL HART in Teacher." / . C on their fruit lot. Friady. last from Mayo Brothers' Naramata on Friday evening, Feb Thcfirst is good health. It is" im Hospital, Rochester, Minn. Mr ruary 28th. All are- cordially in possible for a boy or man to 'work "Tiger Man " , Come and. hear Rev. Dr Whyte, .The property at Trout Creek Wright went there expecting that vited. - •. 30 against; that .handicap. The next Superintendent of Methodist Mis• Point, commonly referred to as thé •if would be necessary to hâve an thing is honesty. No man in this, Are you looking for excitement? sions, in :St Andrew's Presbyterian IDunham place, and owned by C. A, operation, but fortunately the fa If so, see Hart in "Tiger Man.''' Mr and Mrs J. Downt'on, who or any other; country, who was not Comedy. Church at the 10.30 service nextl'McWilliams for several years past, mous physicians advised otherwise^ have so efficiently managed Hotel honest, attained success; he may I has been purchased by,the present -;;^S'.ÏCi'; i'/.'^r.-S X~Xy/:^y'yyif?y?y2y{~£'' appear to do so for a time, but Sunday. Everybody welcome, i_C Summerland for more than: two WEDNESDAY 26: occupant, P. Laidlaw. At a meeting of the Home Com years, will surrender their Tease on when his dishonesty is discovered; A young man recently sent $3 to fort Club held on Wednesday even the 15th of March. Mr and Mrs which it will be sooner or latere 4 LOST, — A plaid motor rug. i C0MINq _ ««Field OF HONOR. Finder please leave at Review Offlco * W|(h Mab MAnBll( WEST SUMMERLAND, B.C. or Supply Storo, West Summorland, _uMUMiiif|iw_f_iutmM«m^ t • Page Six THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW Friday, February 21 WILL ASK FOR VOTE ON 'with offices and .council chamber," and restjrbomsfor men\and;women; Welcome The Boys REAL- ESIATE MEN will be bondedJf a bill, advocated by re- SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL. presentative,real estate men is;passed by the Legislative Assembly. The It should ? be built of -material -of.a h Boy Scout Column (Continued from page 1) - permanent nature, ? and of imposing'Tune—":Marching . Through -Geor- bill would prohibit all who are not'licensed; and' bonded;from 'pursuing appearance;;'Such a building should: showing location of obelisk; and a ; • gia.'.' • ' • real estate.business. be centrally located withgrounds of SUMMERLAND TROOP BOY design for same, as well as a design sufficient acreage, with small park Hark! the; whistles/; joyfully, -Mr G. J. ;G. White had. given v'^.<:thevr'purchase-^and^;remodeIling...'of the gymnasium further study, and Your patronage respectfully solicited. c. expressed ;himsel£s as more strongly - in favor of that scheme. "-Mr Thos^ Dale had offered to donate^an.^acre , The undersigned is now conducting in his own name the ^ o%land ?adjoihing.~.the gymnasium business which he has been managing for .' . property.' - On this ^a-me'morial - " "" : Mr." J. R. CAMPBELL. ' stone .with- the names of Summer-; rf-feland comrades ^oulds.be;'erected, A full stock of Fresh and Cured Meats.and Fish and'the_grounds beautified with will be "carried,-and;every effort made to maintain '"••awns and trees, .and provided with -,-* seats^and %w^ar tfb'phiesVkand- would; a good service. /Your orders will be appreciated. be" an-'-attractive; picture "beside a ; i much-travelled -road.- The"building would be ^a place of recreation and .reunion1 for soldiers, and for'public use-as a gymnasium ;and-for asocial v cm 99 reunions, an excellent assembly hall.; Summerland is $fh^rgi;n