< THE KELOWNA COURIER AND OKANAGAN ORCHARDIST

NUMm-;i^ 14 VOIAJMJ-: K rI (> \viia, isli (!oluml)ia, 'I'liursda}’, November Stli, 19dl

B !vN N liT'l' B L E D I'O R R. C. M. F. STIR N E W YORK HARRIED DOUMERGUE LAYS MORE MONEY FAILURE OF' PROGRAMME FRUIT BOARD ELITE BY DISPLAY BEAUTIFICATION DOWN REINS OF POWER VOTERS’ PART Slo.in Says Ottawa Knocketl Out Work GErrS AFTER NFVV N’()RK. Nov. 8. 'I'hirly-foiir OF PARK GYRO Thousands Riot In Paris Against IN DOMINION FOR WATER And Wages Plan mcmlicis Ilf llu' ()|lawa divisimi id ihc Parliament l\ii\,d Can:idi;in Mimtcd I’ulice, in sc;ir REGISTRATION AND LIGHT \ A N ('< ) l' \'F K, Nov. 8. Itkuiie for TRUCKERS let and gold, tool; New York liv i.lurm OBJECTIVE P/ARLS, Nov. 8. 'I'he stoi'iii-to.ssed cahiiiel of Premier Itoimiergiie, shaken f.tiliirc of the l’;iltnllo p,(>vei iiincnt to last night. ,\n audience of eight thon- Public Must Deal With Enumerators City Council Able To Make Further Cliairnian Iltiskins Now In Kootenay Will Stage Musical Comedy hy Radical .Sociiilist oiijuisition to the implement its pre-election promise oi s.ind in the costliest of gowns, furs .mil In Regard To Corrections Of Or Appropriations For Construction work and u.iKcs was atiribnied to For Pro.scciition Of Offenders, orchids w.i.s moved to re.il hleacherile First Step To Raise FTuids Premier's |daii for roiistitiltiomil re- Rei]uired Additions To Lists Out Of Revenue I’remii'i liemicti in an address deliver­ If Necessary action liy I he splendid military ride of form, resigned tod.iy. Thousands of persoiih simished ed by Attorney-General Sloan to ;i Lib­ the Miiimtics. After the riders had sai­ Mr.,N(irh'y F'. 'J'lmhndy.e, nf \ eriuni, Rontinc mattiTs occupied tlic ppeater eral meeting here last night. “Ottaw.'i Mr. W» F. Haskins is in the Koot- nted the flaiys of five nations competing, The Kelowna (ivro t liil)' ohicctnc throiigli file I'olice lines in front of tlie fill l'H5 is hc.intification of till' ('it\ Regi.str.'ir of I'.lectors’ lor )';ile Flector- pari of a short session of the City eii;iy :ire:i this week checking up on in the show to the str.iins of ”(iod .S.tvc ( )pera tonight, shouting "Down with holds till- purse strings,” be declared, P.'irk, ;md pl.ms :ire .'theads’ nmicr wav ;il District, liiis issued ;i statement to tJomicil on Monday iiiKlit, at uliicli all the trucking sitn.ition for the Tree The King,” the elite audience let loosi' the deputies!” llniidreds were arrest­ “,ind we tire cni off.” to r.'iise funds for tliis inirposc, Mans the press in regard to the revision per­ the nieiniH Ts \ver<' in attendance. l'’niit Bojiiil, which h;is dccl.arcd its with ti'cmcndons cheers. impriiscments designed to cnh.inci' tlu ed. iod for (he voters' lists in the Doii'iiii- As a K*'-'til.vinp, resnll of the lie;dlli\- intentions to prosecute those who are lic.intv .ind usefulness of the Park which can he m.ade into a much mnri ioii registration now under way, from comlition of the civic finances, it w.as viol.itiiig the regulations, lie is ac- ULM TO FLY FROM ALMOST ALL v.alnaldc asset to the cilv tli.in it is at which (he following particulars have found possible to inalO' appropn'.ations comp.'iiiied hy Mr. \V. J. ('oe, of Wiii- MONTREAL TO SYDNEY present, will he nndcrt.ikcn h\- the en­ TWO CRIMINAL been ohtaineil. out of revenue additional to the estim­ (iidd, who has been appointed hy the ergetic scrs'ici' clnh, which h;is dmu' OF JONATHAN 'I'lie preliminary lists were closed on ates framed last spring for conslriietiou Board to look :iftcr enforcement in P( tICJ'SMOUTI I, Nov. 8.—-C.'iptain so intich good coinmimits’ work- since CASES AT FALL and rcphicement worlc in eonneetion the Cresloii and other districts roughly Chillies T. P. Ulm, Australian ilier its incc|)tion. (Ictoher 23rd ami the period of revis­ ■ All who cniosed the Gsro nmsic;il ion is now on. This is tlie ))criod when with the wafer and lipht systems. ’ NOW MOVED deliiied ;is the Kootenay. It is under­ iind former' holder of the speed record productions of former vears—“'I'hc the public are expected to do their Hy res(dntion, tlie I'.leclric l.ictld and stood that Mr. Coe was eliosen on the from Fnglaiid to .Australia, will shi|i his Beauty .Shop” ;ind ‘Keep 'Fm .Smiling.” ASSIZE COURT Rower l)epartmenl was anthori/ed to Over Half A Million Boxes Shipped grounds that a m;m outside the area plane to .Montreal on Saturday for an hntli I lilt st.inding hits in ;mi;itcnr histri­ part ,111(1 examine the list of the parti­ onics—will he delighted to learn that, as purchase wire, line hardw.ire. insulat­ For Export—Only 2.8 Per Cent eoiicenied should make a h'tter en­ I'iglit tlionsand mile flight to Sydney. Grand Forks Man And Woman Face cular Foiling Division in wliieli they a first ste|) to raise funds for their 1935 Serious Charges As Result Of are resident to see that they :ire on the ors, i)olcs, tr.’msformi'is, im;ters .and Of Crop On Hand forcement officer than a resident of the .\nstraliii. He pliins to stop only at iihjcctivc, tlie chil) will again stage switchboard ement to the v.ahu' of district. \Lincouvcr, .San Francisco, T'anning Is­ production that piomiscs to he ;is enter­ Illegal Operation list and that the particulars alioiit them .additional to tlie amonni pro­ An analysis of tlie crop movement Current I'eports h:ive it th.it the land and .\iickland. New Zealand. taining ;is anv of its iirevioiis sncccs- are correctly stated. The ennmer.'ilors scs. \Vhilc full details are not yet avail­ vided in the estim.ates, wliile the W.atei'- as at the close of business on Novem­ luimlier of (tkanagan and Main Line The Ibill /Assizes opened in A^ei non hiive (lone the work, of pre|)aration of able, the pl.av or musical comedv sel­ on -Monday tifternooii with (wo cri­ the preliminary lists as far as they are works branch recreived atithorily to pur­ ber 3rd, issued by tlie H. 6. Ajiple shippers guilty of iiifraetion of the ected is entitled "(','impiis t'o-cd,” ;ind minal cases on the docket. Tlie c;ises ;il)le to do so, but some names are al- chase cast iron uaater pljie and water Cartel, shows total shipments of Board's ridings is increasing, hut legal ROWING CLUB it will he prodticed on the st.ige of the arise out of the deatli of a Gr.ind I'orks meters to the vahu' of $5,000 in .additimi 2,527,481 ho.xes from ( )kanagtin, Main action against these offenders will h;ivc Fmiiress Theatre on llecemher 3rd and woman, wlio, it is alleged, dieil from vv:i\s liable to he omitted and others to its estimates. 4th. Rehearsals under .a competent dii the effects of an illegal oiieralion per­ stated incorrectly—errors which can Line, Creston tind Kootenay points to he delayed until the return of .Mr. ector will begin without dela\-. Public Works also sh.ari'd the finan­ JAMBOREE IS formed hy Grietge Sumhiiiest, of he set right oiilj' hy the public check­ comhined. Domestic sliipments are giv­ Haskins, who is expected h;ick at the Members of the Penticton and Kam- Greenwood, ;i middle-aged Dutch wo­ cial sunshine, heiiiK .allotted an auth­ en tis 1,225‘,'25.I lioxes, export, 1,.302,- week-end. lno|)S cinhs travelled to Kclow n;i on man, who i.s charged with murder. ing iqi for themselves. That is the pur­ pose of the jieriod of revision. orized ex'|)enditure of a maximum of 228 boxes. Dates have been set .•ind notices sent SUCCESSFUL Tncsd;i\- cx’cning to attend the fort- C.'irl Schwartenhaiier, of (ir;iiul I'orks, $1,500 in addition to the estim.ates. f(li­ nightlv dinner of the Kelowna clnh in who. it is claimed,"forced the deceased In 'order to check up, each person Jonath.'in Ctirte! ligiires reveal that out to registered growers of the meet­ the Rov.il .Anne llotel. where an eii- the l)uri)ose of completing Ixicliter Large Crowd Attends Enjoyable to imdergo the operation, is ch.irged must first ascertain in which Polling 4 ^ 97;2 jier cent of tliis variety has been ings to he held to elect delegates to iowihle fraternal evening was spent. with counselling the offence of abor­ Street. shiijpcd, letiving only 2.8 per cent to the convention called for the purpose Function, Which Will Net $450 .Among other items of entertainment, tion. l)i\ision he is resident. A description Sale Of Lot move. Over a lialf-million boxes have Or $500 sex’cr.'il vocal ducts were pleasingK' ren­ Mr. Justice D. A. McDonald is pre­ of all the Polling I^ivisions is contain­ of electing the i>ermaiient Board. These dered hv Misses Barbara Meikic .and By-Law No. 630, selliim la.it 28, gmic to the e.x|)('rt market. Mcfntosli meetings will he held from November siding, with* Mr. AV. C. Kelley, K.C... ed in the large general registration not­ Betty Peck, and Mr. J. Bannigarteil of Summerland, as Crown Prosecutor. R.P. 1326, to Mr. I'r;mk ’S'ochiin for shi()mcnts total 74.1 per cent of the es­ 9th to 16tli ;ind will he followed hy the Tile Rowing (Mill) jaiUihoree stiigcd favoured with piano accordion solos. ice posted lip in all Fost Offices, and in the .Scout Hall on Friday evening There is a fairly long list of civil ac­ reference can he made to a n y o f (he $100, was reconsidered. fin.a!I>- p.'issed timated crop. delegates' convention in Kelowna on The dinner marked the first occasion tions to be heard, and four divorce v\;is attended by a large crowd of peo­ on which .a .group of niemhcrs of the loc.'il enumerators to ;issist in getting and adopted. The following pool bases become ef Tuesday, November 20th. ple and was a fiiiiincial success, be­ cases. Kamloops eluh, the recent formation of this information and in ascertaining Special Grant To Preventorium fcctive Novcinher lOtli: Delicious; E.x- Meetings will he held in the Kelow­ tween $,450 and $500 net being reali/.eil which was si’onsored hv the Kelowna h'ifteeii i>eo)ile from Kelowna and for the purchase of new hoiits, which A special grant of $100 for tlie year tra Fancy, 96-150. $1.50; Fancy, 96- na district on the lollowing dates ;— t)\ros. attended a meeting of an out­ district were summoned for jurv diitv. wiio is the enumerator for their par­ arc so nrgentiv needed. side chib. Kamloops was reiiresentcd They are: Messrs. A. IL Miller, J. B. ticular Polling Division. 1934 was made to the Gordon Campbell 150, $1.40; late sundries; Fancy, $1.30; Glenmore, .Novcinher 9th; Pcachland, Currie," W. R. Hereron. H. .A. Trus- I)anciiig to the strains of the K<- >y \fort I’.aigc, fornicrly of Kelowna, .Several printed notices of revision Valley Preyentoriimi. the amount being No. 3, $1.15; loose, -$40 ton. November lOjh; ICast Kelowna, Ok­ lownians < frehestra was en.io\ ed until Miff Pvpcr, I'rcd Parker and Lome w■eil, 1^, A. Dunn, A. E. Drought, J. !•'. charged to the Health Department and anagan Mission *and Westhank, Nov- the early hours of .Saturdiiv mornin.g. .\lcMiIIan. Bell, E W. Barton, G. W. Edwards, are posted in each Polling Division, the donation not to be taken as a pre­ einhcr 12th; Winfield, November 13th; and during the evening hoiisie-hoiisic. The visiting Pentictiin Gyros includ­ G. E. Hunt. H. V. Acland, F. B. Lu­ giving the name of the enumerator for TO OBSERVE LAY crown and anchor, cluick-a-luck ana ed Doc Netherton, President, Cliff cas, H; J. Hewetson, K. Maclaren and the division and tlie address of his cedent. Ellison'. Noveinlier 14th; Rutland, Nov­ Emily May Birch. other aniusement featuresdrew a large (ireyell, "Saxy” De Blass, Clem liattyc. office where he will actually be for the Approval Of Plan ember 16th. measure of I’atrona.ge. refreshment Provincial Constable W. J. Butler is SUNDAY, NOV. 25 Secretary, Harry Bowser. Alf. Gilley, tlirce days, Novemljer 13th, 14tli and A plan of subdivision of l .ot F., R.P. booth was operated hv the girls of the Bert Swift, Fred McLeod, Allan Mc- in attendance. 15tb, from 1.00 p.m. until 10.00 p.m., to 2184, and Lot A, R.P. 2183, received ENGLISH MAYORS TAKE clnh. Broom. Bill Martin, Bob IBriniacomhe Laymen Will Take Active Part In Winners of the two major prizes and "Tim'' .Armstrong. meet the pul)lic for correction of or approval. , OFFICE TOMORROW United Church Services in the drawing which was conducted addition to the preliminary list. The Better Housing Agreement were a.s follows; first prize, 1934 FRUIT AWARDS AT MAY BE CHANGE OF VENUE public, however, 'need not wait for The Mayor and City Clerk were em­ Sunday Noveinl/er 25th. has Iicen London’s New Municipal Chief Is Rogers radio, value $109.50, won hv set aside hy the T..av .Association, with IN MACMILLAN APPEAL IMPERIAL SHOW these dates if they desire and are able powered to sign and to attach the cor­ Stockbroker Mr. Rov Oakes, with ticket No. 3536; the approval of the B.C. Conference of second iirize, gentleman's watch, value to get into communication with their porate'seal to an agreement under the the United Church of Caiiada. for gen­ $25, won hy .Mr. Lloi'd Smith, with tic­ EDMONTON, Nov. 8.—-Adjourn­ Many Plrizes Captured By Okanagan particular enumerator before then, ei­ provisions of the Better Housing Act eral observance as Lay Sunday. Last I^ONDON, Nov. 8.—Tomorrow is ket No. 2547. Other 'prizes- weref a-; ment until December, with a change of In Fruit And Honey Sections ther by .seeing him personally or writ­ for the sale of Lot 8, Block 20, K.P. season the first Dominiiui-'.'ide effort the day of mayor-making throughout warded as follows: meal ticket. Mr. was made hv the foni'erence l.av As­ venue to Calgary, in the appeal of Viv­ ing or phoning Iiim. 830, to Mr. Charles Hawes. linglancl. , .Chester Owen.; reversible rug. Mr. T. sociations to observe a special Sun- Piolo; six pounds tea or coffee. .Mrs. ian, MacMillan and her father, A. D. Okanagan fruit aml^Iionev proclucers The special attention of the public is After adjournment until Mondaj", London's Lord Mayor is Sir Stephen dav on which the lav members of the J. B. Spurrier; five .gallons of ga.soline. MacMillan, against the judgment of Mr. won many important awmels at tlie Im­ called to the fact that all these pro­ November 19th; the Council went into churches should take a prominent part Killick, w'ho is a stockbroker. He is a Mr. AI. L. Young; curling irons, .Mr. Justice Ives in disallowing a jury ver­ perial Fruit Show in London. ceedings are carried on through the committee of the whole on a number in the services. It was felt that in member of the Committee of the Lon­ Toby Hodgins. choice of hat. Miss many churches the men vvere content fsohel Stewart; ham, Mrs. T. Roberts; dict of $15,000 damages against J: F. In the British Empire Section, James enumerators and not through the Reg­ of minor matters. don Stock Exchange. He has been an to worry solelv about the financial alderman for the City and is associated choice of shirts. Mr. F. (4. Harvc\-; Brownlee, former Premier of .Alberta, Lowe, Oyama fruit grower, won se­ istrar. Each enumerator has a copy of problems of church work, leaving _the pullover sweater. Dr. C. D. Newby; social and spiritual .side of its activit­ with various district organizations. in an action for Seduction, is believed cond place for his splendid entrv of the preliminar)- list and one is ajso haul. Mr. L. Chaml^ers, Penticton: possible today. Neil MacLean, counsel .lonathan apples in the dessert class. posted outside his office at his publish­ LADY GOLFERS END ies to their wives and their minister. Liverpool ; will have its first I.aliour pickle ham, Mr. H. S.vnionds, V'^ernon: Lay Sunday was introduced as the Lord Mayor w'hen Alderman Frederick athletic shoes, .Mr. J. .Atkinson; golf for the MacMillans, is ill in Toronto. In the Canadian championship sec­ ed address. PLAY FOR SEASON means of throwing out a challeiitre to Thomas Richardson, retired po.stal club, Mr. 1C O. Bauesficld; fishing rod, tion, boxed apples classes, the .Associat­ the rank and file of tlie church, nartic- Mr. H. Bowey: cotta.ge roll, Mr. H. LATER RETURNS INCREASE ed Growers of B; C. captured six first iilarly the laymen. worker, assumes office. Shrewsbury Batterly: ho.x of,candy. .Mr. Hans Fri- DEMOCRATIC MAJORITIES prizes. They also won first and se­ KELOWNA STORES Record Attendance At Final Compet­ Last year the da.v was oliserved in claims the distinction of selecting its ding, Princeton; .gloves, Mr. Julius itions And Tea many parts of tlie Dominion. In R. C. first woman Alayor, Mrs. Marion Cnerk. Heck. cond special prizes and the .Agent- laymen took an active p;irt iii the spec­ of Cructon Hall. (9ther municipal W ASH IN GTON, Nov. 8.—Presi­ Generals’ Cup. STAY OPEN MONDAY ial services in \ ancoiiver, Victoria, all dent Roosevelt, returning today to ex­ The Kelowna Laflies (lolf ( hil) Iiarts of Vancouver Islaiid. and in the chiefs who will take office tomorrow Associated Growers state that this members closed their fall season on lower Fraser A'aHec-. while observance incliKle; Birmingham. .Aid. S. V. Grey, ercise the tremendous new power giv­ year a change was made in the regul­ No Public Holiday Following Remem­ SYLLABUS OF brance Day Saturday afternoon last, with a record was less gener.'il throii.uhont the rest of solicitor; Bradford, Councillor Walker en him in carrying out the New Deal, ations, and for the Canadian champion­ attendance. F'avonred with delightful the province. 'This \e;ir. with the ap- saw his party’s victory grow more, em­ Hod.gson, yarn agent; Bristol, .Aid. MUSICAL FESTIVAL ship section th^ exhibits were taken While Remcmbraiice Day falls on weather, the event brought out aliout proval of the B.G. Conference, a dri\e phatic'in the laterTeturns. Fuller fig­ thirty players to take i>art in the var- i being made to have this dav ohserv- Herbert John .Mag.gs, provision mer­ from the regular . commercial stock. Sunday this year, the day following has ures .gave the Democrats eight more ious competitions and nearly sixty peo-, ev'ery- L iiited t hnreh in British chant; Cardiff. Aid. John Donovan. NOW AVAILABLE IMitry was made through the Secretary not been declared a statutory holiday seats in the House of Representatives, pie to the tea. Columbia. The last .Sundav in Nov- Transport Wdrkers’ Union official; of the Apple Show, London, and in­ arid Kelowna places of busine.ss, there­ Win ner.a of the closing dav events i cniber was set aside as this special dav, T.eeds, .Aid. W'^illiam Hemingway, col­ Several Important Changes Madie In with the astonishing line-up as follows: structions were given to him as to were: low net. Mrs. .1. Pettigrew; hid­ fore, will remain open that day. hut in churches where local arrtinge- Rules And Classes Democrats. 317; Repuhlicans, 102; Pro­ den hole, Mrs. Maclaren. who tied with ■ments make this day impossible congre­ liery worker; Leicester, Ernest Grims­ where supplies could be obtained. Itb On the other hand, all schools in the gressives,. 7: Farmer-T.abourites, 3; in this class, the Associated had' six en­ jilrit. Pettig'rew. won the toss; ap­ gations are reciuested to liiake their by, trade union secretary; Manchester, provincewill be closed on Monday, it proaching and putting, Mrs. C . Hick­ i'he syllahiis of the 1935 Okana.gan doubt, 6. Almost complete returns for tries—-McIntosh, Jonathan, Delicious, oum arrangements for the nearest pos­ .Aid. Samuel Woollam; Norwich, Percy is announced from Victoria. man; long driving; .Mrs. D. H. Oliver. sible date. The general theme sug­ William jewson. timber increhant; Valley Musical Festival, which is to he the Senate show; Democrats, 69; Re­ Newtown, Spitzenberg and Stayman Prizes for these comi'etitions were Although none too sure of its pow­ gested is “World Conditions and Their held here on April 4th, 5th and 6th, is publicans. 25: Progressives, 1; Farmcr- kindly donated by scluiol teachers, bus­ Challenge to Laymen -in - the Church;’ Nottingham, Councillor R. R. F. Ash­ VVinesap. ers of enforcement, the Penticton now obtainable from the Festival A.n- T.abour, 1. iness girls, Mrs. Rovle. .Mrs. Archer- or, in other worths, the place of the worth, lace inaiuifacturer; Portsniouth. The Agent-Generals’ Cup is a cup Municipal Council has decided to de­ Houblon, Mrs. F; V\ . Barton and .Aliss sbeiation, of which Mrs. H. W. .Ar» donated by the Agent-Generals of church layman in Inisiness, the coin- Councillor Frank J. Privitt. builder; clare Monday a public holiday, on ac­ Hickman. nninity and in goverinnent. Sheffield, .Aid. Percival Turner, iiuarry buckle is .Secretary. BOXING DAY NOW Nova Scotia, Ontario and British Col­ I^ach of the British Coluinhia pre.s- count of Armistice' Day falling on Presentation Of Prizes owner; Stoke-on-Trent, .Aid. .A. C. Several important rearrangements in HOLIDAY IN B.C. umbia and is awarded to the competitor byteries has been placed in charge of a Sunday. Cups and jiri/.cs won in the variou.s vice-president who is anxious to assist Harvey, grocer: York, Councillor Her­ the classes and additions of interest will obtaining the highest number of poii^s The Council had discussed the ques­ competitions staged throughout the fall in securing speakers for charges where bert Edward Harrowell, solicitor: he found in the new syllabus. Certain VICTORIA, Nov. 8.—-Boxing Day, for exhibition from these three pr'ovin- season were presented to the winners tion at a previous meeting but decided it is impossible to get a local ineinher Bailey, Sir Ben Turner, veteran textile rules liave been eliminated and others Dec. 26th. was proclaimed as a holiday ces in the Canadian championship sec­ by Mr.s. J. H. Broad, wife of the Pres­ then not to take action. to . undertake the w ork. General ar­ trades union leader, who has just cele­ altered .so that all competitors, winners hy the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council tion. The cup is to be held for one ident of the C lub, as follow's; Collett rangements for the fla\' are in the hands However, in the meantime it received Cup, emblematic of the clnh champion­ and otherwise, can enter in the same today. An amendment passed at the year by the winner. Details as to the of W. A. (Gleason. 3486 W est 16th Ave., brated his golden wedding: Grimsby, a-letter from the Board of Trade which ship. Mrs. H. V. Craig, runner-ui), Mrs. A’ancouver, and Fred H. Fullerton, Aid. John Hogg, with twenty-seven classes again if they wish. .All of these last session of the House made it a stat­ two special prizes have not yet been D. E. Oliver; Hunt Cnp (handicap). was to the effect that, after a fairly 3994 West 35th .Avenue, A'ancoiiver. changes have been made with the ob­ utory holiday. Mrs. R. Seatli. runner-iip. .Mrs. H. A. years service in the Council. received. close canvass of business men,' it had Iiresident and secretarv of the Prov­ ject ill view of making the Festival Craig; CrawTord Cnp (2-hall four­ incial Lay /Association. Honey Producers Take Prizes been found that there was a general op­ some), Mrs. K.; Maclareii and -Mrs. .-A. more interesting and of more value ed­ In the honey section. Kelowna pro­ inion in favour of closing of stores on McClynioilt, runners-up. Mrs. G. L. COAST BIPLANE ucationally. P. V. LE GUEN TO Campbell and Mrs. Craig; Captain's BIG N EW S ! ducers. J. F. Roberts and G. F. Pearev. Monday. Remembrance Day had b^etU Next year’s event will mark the tenth Cup. Miss M. Renwick. rimner-iip. Mrs. made an excellent showing with their placed on the Iiolidaj^ list by the com­ HERE AT WEEK-END aniversary of the inauguration or the SUCCEED HEMBLING E. W. Barton; chanii>ion flight. Mrs. C. Queen Mary Has New Style Of Hat entries of Okanagan honey, Mr. Ro­ mittee of business men formed by the Quinn, runner-ui). -Mrs. L. Havman: Okanagan Valley Musical Festival, -C berts taking first prize in Class 6 and Board at the first of the year, but un- low gross. .Mrs. A. McClvniont. Mr. S. A. Sharp, Chief Vocational which, outside of Vanocuver, was the Vacancy On Executive Of Associated On behalf of the ladies’ coniniiltec. LO NDO N, Nov. 8.-—F'or the first Mr. Pearcey winning third prizes in fortunately the fact that the day came Adviser of the Columbia School of Aer­ first to be organized, in British Col­ Growers Is Filled the Caiitain. -Mrs. t raig, thanked the time in many years. Queen . Mary ap­ Classes 6 and 8. Mr. Roberts entered on Sunday this year had been over­ onautics, Vancouver, a subsidiary of umbia. Since then five other's have members for their generous support peared in public today with another one case of twelve four-pound cans of looked. ' V . during the season and for the prizes Columbia .Aviation, Ltd., arrived on been formed, bringing the total up to Acting upon a request from the Ex­ t.vpe of hat than her own particular honey, while Mr. Pearcey, a consistent Many men who\served in the Great they had so kindlv donated, in addition Saturday afternon from Penticton in a seven annual Festivals in the province. ecutive of the Associated Growers of lo cakes and, flowers, which had added brand of ungarnished toque. She arriv­ prize winner for the past three years, War feel that the anniversary of the Waco biplane piloted by Mr. Eric de- It is hoped that, to celebrate this an­ B. C., Ltd,, to submit a recommend­ considerably to the enjoyment of many ed at the ceremonies connected with made a similar entry but with an ad­ Armistice is too momentous and Pencier, in order to interview a number niversary, there will be: a .record num­ ation. the Board of Directors «f the occasions. The season had ended very the opening of new headquarters for ditional display of six one-round jars fraught with too many solemn memor­ successfully, financially and otherwise. of '.prospective candidates for instruc­ ber of entries and that former compet­ Vernon Fruit Union, at a meeting held the Royal Institute of British Art wear­ of clear honey. ies to be made ari occasion for junket­ A presentation was made to Pave tion at the School. Landing was made itors will again he heard. As the Fc.s- on Tuesday evening, decided to recom­ ing a hat with a jaunty feather spnij-. ing and that a holiday following the Middleton, groundsman, in appreciation at Rutland. He reported a very tival falls a month earlier than usual, mend that iMr. P. y. Le Guen. one of of the excellent condition in which he 11th of November is not in accord with ‘bumpy” passage up the lake, flying prospective entrants should get busy at their rcpre.sentatives on the Board of MISSING YOUNG AUSTRALIAN kept the course at all times. NICOLA MINES UNDER the sentiments underlying the setting conditions not being good at -this time once. the Associated, he appointed to fill AVIATRIX IS SAFE INVESTIGATION apart of that date for commemoration, BISHOP OF BANGOR NOW of year. In thd course of his tour of The adjudicators will be announced pro, tern, the vacancy on the Executive of onci^of the most outs'tanding events ARCHBISHOP OF WALES VICTORIA, Nov. 8.—An investiga­ Southern Briti.sh Columbia, be flew as later. Experienced adjudicators and of caused by the resignation of Mr. O. MELBOURNE, Nov. 8.—Freda in the history, of the ^vorld. tion under the Securities Act has been far east as Fernie and a number of the standard engaged previously are it^ W. Hembling. Thompson, young Australian aviatrix CARDIFF, Nov. 8.—The Right Rev. launched into the Nicola Mines. The points where landings could be made great demand and are booked up two The recommendation was acted upon missing after a flight by e?isy stages Newspaper adverti.s'jng talks to peo­ Charles Alfred Green, Anglican Bishop •Attoniey-General’s department has were visited. The plane made several years ahead, but it is expected that in­ promptly, and Mr. Le Guen will hold from London to Australia, was found ple in the comfort of their hbmes.when of Bangor, was ^g^ted Archbishop of seized the company’s books at Van­ flights with passengers on Sunday and formation regarding an appointment office until the next election of'Direc­ safe, today, 450 miles south-east of Port they are most receptive to a! selling W ales today. couver. ' left for the north on Afonday. will be forthconiing'shortly. tors of the-Associated. Qarwin. message.

1 ..!...1.t'* PAGE TWO THE KELOWNA COUKIEK AND OKANAGAN OKCHAKDI8T TIIUKSDAY, NOVKMHEK K. 1^34 BOYSCOUT ^ 1ST RUTLAND i BOOK YOUK ORDER EARLY FOR COLUMN U L E S T WE W TROOP G r o w e r s lit Kclowiui Troop F O R G E T yy "Du .{K (ili; iJ). \ f;dl hike to HOHJN HOOD, PUKITY FLOUR AND CEREALS p.uadf. 'i'lie ri'Kidar rallv \vin n- lu-ld rile Hadminlon ( lull |iiil on a briilpe on Tnesila\', llie l.'tli inst., at 7. .'i ti.lll.. be belli on .Satin'ilav and .Snmiav. Nov. M cIntosh Red, Spitzenberg, 9 Full line of J^OULTRY FOODS and supplies. drive in the ( oinmmiilv Hall on 'I'lies- in llie Seoul Mall. Ilieie will I»(' till' das niy:bl. Aliont lliirlv-si.'v people eii- I7tb and IHtb; t.l). ,\ll .Seonts to be on Yellow Newtown, Rome Beauty, Hay, Straw, Gasoline and Oils. I' rid;i\' paiadi' at ibi' Kemembram e Day .Si'i- iisn.il lia.skel liall pr.u lice on joyed a jolly s veniiip,. 'I'be prizes were Winesap, Jonathan, Delicious; evening, eoninieni inp at 7 p.m. wop bs’ Mrs. I. M. Jones and .Mr. Jack I'iee on Nov. Iltb, at lO.-l.s :i.m.. on the Tlnie, iio.ssiliK' four, of tin pallid (iarr.iwas, the boobv iirizes p,oin>; to school field. I■'||I1 miiform to be worn; P e r b o x le.adc’is will In' allendinp Ilii' I 'atriil .Mrs. Wasliiimloii lli'nwn and Mr. .\. if not, voni' best elotlu's. Mention was KELOWNA GROWERS’ EXCHANGE I a-.nler.s ( 'oid'i'reiiee in \'ernon on ,Sal- also made of tbe Troop's rmtuires, get­ ( I loskins. SPECIAL PACK.—Delivered to any address in Great Britain and THE HOUSE OF SERVICE AND QUALITY nrda\', November lOlli. I'.;n'li Troop ting of new reentits. ami the P. L.’s ( onference to be held in \ I'l noii in the Northern Ireland. Free City Delivery Phono 29 pri'.sent.s one or more siibivcts for dis- Wlial might have been a verv bad I'lis.'^ion :il ibis eonfeienci' .'iinl I. I.. aeeidefit baiips'iied on .Moiul.iv after near fiittire. Ilavm.'in and I’. I.. \\ ard will be llie noon, when Mrs. William Ingram was speakers for tbe Kelowna leailvrs. driving a ear load of ladies borne, from I’atrol l-cadeis iilease note tli.'it the 'I'licir lopir will be. ".Siippesled ibal tbe show at Kelowna, (.ioniing down I’. I..'s Conferenee is to be lield on wi' bold a (iood Till n Week flirmipb- tbe loail into Weslbank. she bail to .Nov. lOtli, in \ ernoii, and we wish oiil file \'allev." .Ne.xt week we will In- drive the ear into tlie iliteli on tbe right eyerv P. L. will imike e\erv effort pos­ CVWAKDSBIJRC able 111 ;^ive an ;iei'oiiiil of tbe li.ipiieii- side of the road in order to avoid a sible to go. Details ma\ lie had from iiPs’s at the (‘onfereiiee. bead-on eollision. llotli cars were A. S. M. K. Bond. P.K..A. S. M. Tbe followinrt passed Ibeir .Mile at damaged, but fortnnatelv no one w;is THE OLD ESTABLISHED .FIRM PHONE 28 or 67 .Seoiif's I’aee on 'I’liesday I.'ist: I’. L, Imrt. DIRECTOR HAD TO KEEP Cross, .Seonls II. Hiirks, ,|. TosU'iisoii. • • • ■ TRACK OF “DEAD” MEN I'",. I fiiKKnii. 1C Kiebards ami ( r. t.aim- 'l‘lie montlilv meeting of the W o­ [imilirN BRAND miiiK.-^- men's Institute was held in the Com- ()ii Hallowe'en eif^Iil members of nmnitv Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Chart Necessary Of The Many Fatali­ tbe rriH>p \isiled the I'iast Kelowna Miss I’epper, of the l-leiiar'tment of ties In "Treasure Island” m ii s Y i w bmieb and si.'ent the eveiiim.r filaviiiK .\gricnlture, (fttawa, gave an interest­ K-ames, ele. Coffee and pemiuts ter- ing address on the value of foods, es­ The famous eiierfiy-protlucinf^ minaled a verv jollv eveninrr. pecially of dairy i.'rodiicts. The meet­ "I'ifteen men on a dead m an’s chest!” sv.'eet —an easily tlijiested food The latest applicant to ioin tbe ing was in cliarge of the Home Ivcon- •Many :i (lirale enjoyed ribald laugh­ invalmlble for infants, growing Troup is Ihirold .S;iiiKcr. This bripKs omics (iommitlee, wlio served :i good ter a( that famous piirase. hut the buc­ Insuring W om en children, and enjoyed by the file streiiKlb tiii to tweiitv-eirrlit. tea at 4.30 p.m. It was arranged that caneers who met violent death were whole family. tlie next meeting take the form of a no laughing matter to the Assistant] li:i/.;iar and tea and later in tlie evening Director of “'I’reasnre Island,” famous BETHEL BAPTIST an Indian whist drive. Robert 1-ouis .Stevenson classic star­ ¥ >*1 s i n c e 1 8 7 0 Canada Starch Sales Co., Limited ring Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper YOUNG PEOPLE Mr. Perry Dickinson, who had been wiiich comes to the h'-imiress Theatre staying with his hrotlier, Mr. Farley on I'riday and .Satnrda\'. 11 is proi>leni The first woman to insure (Contril)iitcd) H. Dickinson, for the past three was so difficult that he was forced to | months, left for Iiis home at Chilli­ make np a "dead man’s chart” for the with The Mutual Life of We have arranged to meet thi.s week wack on Sunday. pirates who were imhu'kv in duels | Canada was Mrs. Sophrona at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Kcecl, at during the picture. L E S S t h a n Manhattan Heaeh, the inenrbers to as­ •A mimher of young people attended The chart w:is divided into a half- M aria Thom pson of Barrie, W O R T H I N semble at Mrs. I'rown's liome at 7.30. the V. (3. N. dance Iield at Peacliland dozen “ciianiiels" under headings such •All those intending to be present will [oil Tuesday and en.joyecl a good time. as "Killed at tlie Admiral Benbow,” | Ontario, who held con­ ^ • A C A K E kindly read the fourth ehapter of Acts “Killed in Bristol” and others. When tract N o. 15, dated M arch, m... preparation for.... the— regular Hibic Division 1 of tlie School enjoyed a the men were officially "dead’’ for the S'"'*"Tml^Hallowe’en party at the School picture tliey were marked down on the 1870. Will l)c 1 he Introduction of Li^'lit, Wednesday niKht. The Principal, schedule so that tliey would not sud-1 coiitiiniation of the interesting scries i p. q . Cook. likes to see the chil- denly appear in a scene later in the Since that time thousands oii Genesis being given hv our Pastor. Lp^.„ ^ time. Very little story. Some very fine suggestions "ere j]Qne that night. of women have taken The late Sophrona Kiven last hriday concerning: bccrets I • m » “The Cat’s Paw” Maria Thompson of of B. Y. P. L. Success. Let us all Aid of the United After a long absence, Harold Lloyd I Endowment, Pension and Barrie, . Ont., the first do our part at least by attending ancH Q,„rch sold hot dogs and coffee in returns to the screen in "The Cat’s [ wpman to take d policy MAGIC Paw,” which will entertain on Monday, other policies with this thus add to the success of our mect- L;o,n,„i,„ity Hall on Wednesday night. with tbe Mutual Life mgs.incTc. Wevvp werewerr delighteddelurhted to have nave sevsev-I Tuesday and Wednesday. In his new-f Company and shared in of Canada. J UST THINK—it ta k e s Iffss than hp woTth o f m a d e in Ca n a d a eral visitors with us and w e hope that cst picture, he is not carrying the en­ Magic Baking Powder to make a deli­ they and others will continue to join tire burden as lie has done in the oast, the outstanding returns We shall be pleased * ^ ^ ^ * cious three-layer cake! And Magic is al­ with us as we seek to honour our Lord but has surrounded himself with a to send you without and Saviour Jesus Christ and to en­ : IN POLICE c o u r t : great cast, headed by Una Merkel. In-| made to policyholders. obligation our new ways dependable—gives the same perfect rich our lives liy feeding on His word. eluded in the support arc such sterling i book "Life Assurance results—every time. No wonder Canada’s performers as (Jeorge Barbier, who for Canadian Women” {There are no shareholders in which explains Pen­ leading cookery experts say it doesn’t pay shares a large portion of the acting FIRST BAPTIST Fined For Drinking Near Dance Hall honours; Nat Pendleton, Grace Bradley,| The Mutual L .ife of Canada -r- sion and Endowment to take chances with inferior baking pow­ Policiess ana and gives ■ I ■ A local resident was arraigned in Alan Dinehart, Grace Mitchell. Fred the Company A owned by policy­ Warren, Warren Hymer. J. Farrell other valuable in­ der. Bake with Magic and be sure! YOUNG PEOPLE Court at theweek-end, when, as a re­ formation. Send the sult of the police checking up on drink­ MacDonald and other veteran perfor­ holders who receive ALL the (B y M. G. H.) mers, who comprise probably the big-| coupon below to our “CONTAINS NO ALUM.” This statement on every tin Is ing in the vicinity of the Scout Hall on surplus earnings} Home Office. your ituarantee that Magic Baking Powder Is free horn alum h'riday night, he was fined $25. gest supporting cast ever to appear in or any harm ful lngred***nt. profitalile evening was spent at Fines Imposed Under Traffic By-Law a Harold Lloyd film. tbe Young People’s meeting held in bines of $2.50 each v"v“re imposed the church parlour last Tuesday- even­ in four ca.ses under the Traffic By- ing.. , The address centred around the Law. subject "What Christ has done for me” and was. given by Jimmv Clement. t was followed by a lively discussion CONVICTIONS UPHELD FOR STOCKWELL’S among those present. POSSESSION OF PISTOL ] LIMITED lOFCANADA rtmf RADIO INVENTION Next Tuesday, a special missionary programme is lieing arranged by Gwen Youths Must Serve Twelve Months Phone 324 Established 1869 Harding. The devotional exercises For Carrying Weapon In Car WATERLOO ONTARIO will lie in charge of Alma Wilson, who UNWIRED HOMES/ is speaking on the topic "The Good Samaritan.” Convictions oi George Alexander, COUPON N8.7 Plans and arrangementsi.V... will be u.odis- Grant and Archie Robert Kvans by] Local Representative:— cussed for an “Okanagan Y o u n g P e o - I J. D. Swanson in County Court The Mutual Life Assurance Company o f Canada, W aterloo, Ontario pie's Fall Rally” to be held in Kelow- P t ^elp"-na for carrying an automatic | DAN CURELL Please send me your new book "Life. na. Nov. 24 th. All members are asked I an automobile were upheld ini ENGLISH PUDDING 1 to make a special effort to attend. Re- Appeal at Vancouver la.st Assurance for Canadian Women.” A marvelous new mendier, we are out to double the pres-I the men conducted their B O W L S, from ±OC KELOWNA source of radio power i l i cut membership before Christmas andU^BPeals m person. As a result, they CHINA MUSTARD B. C. Name- only through everyone’s cooperation serve the sentences of twelve PO TS ...... : O U C —^brings a new type of will,it he possible to attain this end. 1 each imposed by the County Address^ radio—^with the quality of Court judge here recently. Large selection of CAKE the finest electric set you WISE MEN ADVERTISE ' . Lvans, born in Ireland twentv-onc P L A T E S from ... OOC WHEN TIMES ARE DULL years ago, asked to b^ allowed to go MIXING BOWLS— have ever heard—and elec­ home to a drier climate for an illness tric set convenience! When times are good all business which has confined him in hospital 15c, 2BC, 25c men advertise. MoiTey is evervvyhere. since his arrest two months ago. He | W’hen times are dull some business denied knowledge of the gnu. men cut down on advertising. These AIR-CELL RADIOS arc not the wise nien. People still buy I CUSTOM S REG U L A TIO N S cars, radios, furniture, clothes and | . EASED FOR TOURISTS Are built to operate with the new foodstuffs. -And most important of all they still use the newspaper as their, . , , . . EVEREADY Air-Cell "A” Battery, an first guide. W ho gets the business? I. * ° assist the budding up of the tonr- amazing electrical unit that re-energizes I'hc answer is simple. The man who '-^Lkusmess in Canada, aii easing up on iiiiiiiiiiPIPl itself for. at least 1000 hours—which, at 3 hours realizes that the time to make money islf”'^. '"ore . severe restrictions on tonr- a day is almost a year’s service in the average when the other fellow cuts dovvn his ists' outfits and travellers’ baggage for household. advertising. persona! use has been announced l)v / the Department of National Revenue. ntas The changes have in mind the vast amount of money spent in promotion r A I L I N O 5 ^ NO MORE RECHARGING of the tourist Imsiness hv provincial governments as w-ell as the Dominion, | N o w YOU CAM (iPEND TME HOLIDAYS You have no more battery recharging. Every Department officials stated. program comes through clear as a bell for the IN THE H O M ELA N D • • • Late Fall sailings to the Old entire life of the Air-Cell Battery. Cigarettes which may-be brought in Country are most attractive—one-third of the way on the pic­ duty free are increased from 100 to 200. turesque St. Lawrence River. December sailings from Halifax But don’t confuse the new Air-Cell Radios with ordi­ Cigars up to ,50 m:iv l>c imimrled and Saint John, with dates so convenient for that Christmas nary battery-powered sets. They are as unlike the (hity tree by a tourist, reiilacing the i and New Year holiday in the Homeland. old sets as anything can possibly be. They are new fornner limit of 40. Our combined fleet, with so many famous ships from which to in perfect reception—new in easy operation—^new in choose, offers you low rates and wonderful accommodation. low upkeep cost. I KELOWNA COUPLE ARE ROUND T R IP RATES /r o m AS LOW AS *144S* ( c K ) Air-Cell Radios are now being built by all radio man­ MARRIED IN PENTICTON ufacturers—designed specially for the EVEREADY BARGAIN EXCURSION RATES Air-Cell “A” Batteries. Ask any dealer for a demon­ Round Trln-Third Class/rom *110 stration—your interest will be well repaid. I Miss Jean Brechin Weds Mr. William Kouna irip. . /rom *139 Collier Atiowing tS day$ on t/ie other side

CANADIAN NATIONAL CARBON CO. LIMITED Miss .Jean Brechin and Mr. William Fall Sailings Christmas Sailings Calgary Vancouver TORONTO Montr"(al Winnipeg I ( oilier, both of Kelowna.' were united From Montreal From Halifax I m marriage at the United Church ^ to Plymouth, Havre, London to Plymouth, Havre, London A C 10 4 ASCANIA - - - - Nov. 23 *ALAUNIA - - . - Dec. 8 \ •Manse. Pentieto'n, im Tluirsdav. Vo- to Glasgow, Belfast, Liverpool AUSONIA - - - - Dec. 14 vemlier 1st, at 4 p.ni. Rev. R. R. Jllor- Sl-ITS NIWV .\1R SPE ED RECORD ANTONIA - - - - Nov. 23 to Belfast, Liverpool, Glasgow ■isoii offjeiatedi Lieut. I-'rancesco .Agello broke the From Quebec (direct) I *ATHENfA - - - - Dec. 14 Miss Ikcmi Ryan was maid of hon- world siieed record at Lake Gardo, to Plymouth, Havre, London *AURANIA - - - ■ Nov. 29 Also sails from Saint John, N.B. XKVV FRFNCH FOREIGN nir, wliile Mr. J. Brecliin. brother of Italy, flying at 400 miles an hour, over Dec. 13 ;lie bride, ;ict,ed as best man. to Belfast, Liverpool, Glasgow * Denotes specially conducted by member MINISTER a measured cours-i. .^gello is the last *LETITIA .... Nov. 29 of Company’s staff. y Ralio Batteries hollowing the eerenionv. tile emiplc j of a grout) of Italian aviators dedi- Louis Bartlion, slain at Marseilles, wi-re .given a reception. and wedding I cated to wrestling the honours from has lieen succeeded as French Foreign Slipper liv the groom's parent.®. Mr. and .Minister by Pierre Laval (above), un­ Great Britain. His five colleagues all Mrs. E. Cdllier, Winm’iieg Street. lost tlieir lives in attempts. The re­ der whose direction of affairs French UCMITEO .A large number of. useful and orna­ cords which the Italians claims to have foreign policy may attempt a direct mental wedding gifts were presented■a beaten is of 407K’ miles an hour, set up |FC2 entente with Germany, according to an ANCHOR-DON ALD$i^N to the happy coupie, who will make

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THE KELOWNA COUKIEK AND OKANAGAN ORCHARDIST PAGE TH REE i PURCHASE B. C. PRODUCTS and Promote Prosperity! B. C. PRODUCTS THE WHEREFORE OF AND B.C. PRODUCTS WEEK «4 yiMER THRIFT WEEK YOU (Hy I ,. |.', Champion, I' ii'ld Seerel.iry, ]!. ( I’lcdm l . I )ep.o t iii< n 1. \ anrmivei jy NOVEMBER 14 TO 20 Hoard ot Tr.ide.) BRAND SAYS “ T h a n k Y o u the C^onsumer to llir ictail l«)"(l st(»rcs in kclouna and F o l l o w i n g a pretedem est.ihlished sever;d ye.irs ago m the < fkaiiagan PRDFIT MUST WHEN YDU BUY I tisti ici and l'» lire cnslonu'i's of llu‘sc> pi-o- R E ST M O R 1C I-' U R NIT U R E \ allev, llie week, N'ovemlier l llli to JOIIi, I'kM, lias been er is I’resideiil, J. 1C. TI k ' ial L^'oodiu-s.s ol NABOB Thomirsoii, Vice-1’resident and (iener- most nrgenl need at iireseiil is employment op|iorlnmty, and every dollar tliat al Manager, and H. linnter, .Secrelary- e.an lie k('r|)l in eirnd.ation in onr I’rovinre is an opportmuty factor rrodiu’t,^ ;tloiu‘ has niadr N A BO B riie f.aets ,ire tliese. At tlie present lime there are m British t olimihia lO.M 1 'I’reasiirer. These men ecinlrol and dir­ a sN-ndxd of (|nalil\ and a liniist‘h(dd ect llie Company's ;iclivilics. he.ads of f.amilies and 11,.100 men and women out of employment and forced The Comp.any's slogan “h'or llic ICest to depend on relief measures. We are at present importing into liritish Colnm- woVd ihronplidiil WosU'i-ii (danada. hia more that fortv million dollars worth of iiroduels that ciiidd he (ihlained of yonr I.ife" is known thronglionl llie lUil \()u |)i'oli( fiirllu'f when >'on province. As Inisiness gn;w, the pl.ant here, B. ('. I’rodne'ls ecpiallv good, many better, .all ollered at level was extended and the line expanded to amount of misdirected expenditure is directly resiionsdile lor at east .’i.UltU purchase NABOB I H’cansc you arc British ( olmiihians being out of work. Depression had nolhmg to do with tins the mannfaetnre of mattresses, springs, hedpint.;' lo make- - beds, eliesterlielrls and .a complete ealaniity. hnl IS.OUO taken out of onr ranks of unemployed would have eoiisid- range of furniture for the l)edroom, din­ erahle to do with depression...... ing room, living room and Uilelien. The VVeek is a ri.aiiinder that when .von buy B. ( . Brodnets Von are also 'rh.at lU'stmore products are “Made hnving B. C. l''mployment. i i . in H. is more tlian an idle Iroast. It is not intended to hnild a tenee around our rrovmee. We are l)iil (ly­ 'I'he present Kestmore f.ietory in \^:in- ing to protect onr own best interests, the seenrity and prosperity eif onr own couver oceniiieS over live ;iere.s of land, people. We enjov a large .and highly valued export business with onr .stirpUi.s EMPLOYMENT with its own r.aiivvay siding .and *lry slocks of timber.’ lish, iiiet.als and fruits, and every elR'Ct slimdd he directed kilns and the most moder.i maehinery towards increasing it hv maintaining onr high (piality standards and deiiendahle .and e(|iiipment for the m.annf.aotnre ol delivery service and favouring the countries buying our products vvitli the various prodnets. A visit to this iilaiit greatest amount of return Inisiness consideration represented l)v' our iminy re- for the W orkers of is .a revelation. Here one can .see furni­ (inirements of natmail and f.alnacated prodnets not obtainable in our own country. ture and home furnishings in every In proportion to onr imdcrsl.anding and oliservancc ol the fundamental stage of maniifacinre. 'I’he Restmore I'lrinriples of domestic and foreign trading, we will prosper. Company provides employment for be­ An analysis of the cliar.acter and destination of onr eximrt?; will show tween Too and iOO British Cohimhia very decidedly'tliat tliev are not iiroduced in sufficiency in the countries ordering W estern C anada workers, white help being used exclus­ them. 'I'liev are intended to supply a shortage demand or indiOation only. Our ively. iiniiorts sh’oiild reflect the same clear miderstaiuling of lui.siness economics. We are learning fast: onr present imports of directly coni|)etitive prodnets are now Restmore home furnishings are Kcllv. l)ont;'las cC'Yo. Lim ilcd, ]>ro- known for their, (|n.ality thronghout one-third less than thev were a lew years ago and are decreasing every year Western Canada. Designs are new and WT- will all agree that we are living in a wonderful province, one capable prictOrs of NABOB, arc a i)ioncer of siip|)lying us witli many of life's requirements hut we are hot self-sufficient heautifnl, and the higdiest type of work­ W estern Canada hnn w’ilh nianu- manship and finish is evident in every hv aii\’ means. I'hei'c are hundreds ot necessities and the good things iii life article produced in this modern factory. we do not and never will produce, ’fhese sliuuld constitute our welcome coii- faeUirin^' plants and w.archouses in (rilnitioii in trade with the other tellow, in Other C(juntries. 'J'he B. C. I’rodiicts Department of the Vancouver Board of Trade, who liritish Columl)ia, Alherta and M an- BRODER CANNED GOODS have carried on this campaign for over sixteen years, encouraging the develop­ itol)a. I.oyalty to N A B O B is loyalty HAVE GAINED WIDE REPUTE ment of indnstrv in British Cidnmhia and lending all po.ssihle assistance in making the venture profitable, are depending on your coiitinncd assistance in to W estern Canada. An industry of wliieli Hritisli Cohim-j gaining for onr workers a greater portion of the husine.ss so naturally theirs l)ia is proud is ctimiing, and foremost and ours, ours to the extent that any ihiprovemcnt in British Columbia's husi- among the firms whicli extend the ness, every additional citi/.eii that gains employment securely placed on an Province’s fame in this regard, is^ tlie earning basis, improves the [losition of every one of us. .... Brocler Canning Co.. iTd., New West­ 'J'hat monthly pay chef|ue, no matter how .small it may be, if it is consis­ minster, producers of “Royal City’ tent, can he depended on, is the mighty power that makes the wheels of pros­ brand fruits and vegetables. perity roll along. • An enviable reputation has been built During B.C. ProductsWeek we want every resident to make a resolu­ up by this Cenpany. The fruits and tion to know their City, l^istrict and Province better and send no spending vegetables used are grown largely in dollar further afield thaii necessary. Circulating in your own field of endeavour, ttl the Fraser Valley, where fertile soil it continuc.s working to your advantage and it may return. and sea air lend the finest flavours. Highly skilled and experieiiced workers are used and ev'cry detail from the ga­ thering of ripe fruits and vegetables to 12 NOURISHING the most intricate detail of the can­ VARIETIES AYLMER ning process is carefully super.vised. Tomato One important detail is _the speed Vegetable SOUPS with which the “Royal City products Vegetable-Beef are rushed from fields to the cannery. In les.s than an hour from the time & een Pea Tomato, Clam Chowder, Vegetable. Celery they are actually growing in the field, Asparagus Packed in B. C. . the vegetables have gone through the itELLV DOUGLAS canning process. Oxtail So great is the reputation of the Consomme CANADIAN GANNERS Pure Chicken “Royal City" brand that all .good deal­ Chicken with Rice (W estern) Limited. ers throughout the Province now carry BATTERIES it. Clam Chowder 8 Canning Plants in B. C. Cream of Mushroom A eSwfci 1*0 Commercial canning is one of the oldest of the largtw organized indus­ mnrTnfff tries in Canada. Xapoleou' is credited All materials used in the manufacture as the originator of using air-tight con­ of Coyle’s are of B.C. origin and sub­ tainers for army rations, hut the de­ velopment of the industry is inter­ ject to rigid specifications and undergo national. In 1809, in France, l-'rancois .'Xlipert found that food put in air-tight strict mechanical inspection and chemical containers reciuifcd to be sterilized; an Fnglishman invented the tiii can. and tests. Uniformity and performance are North America iiracticidly made can­ ning the great industry it is today. assured. There’s a Coyle Dealer tc h e r e v e r y o u a re .

The Complete Royal City family of Canned Fruits CO'/LE BATTERIES LIMITED and Vegetables offers the housekeeper a delighiful ask for VANCOUVER, B.C. variety of meals throughout Cgm adc^l^m d MimpmMaUe the year PRODUCT Koyal Cily I rurtablr Smmp w for Sntud iMithusiastic acceptance hy Hritisli Col­ •• It cditif, from ibo Buy British Colum bia Products tmn ■ it <«/r»*/roi" umbia of llest hoods Rh. A l > Yla}*’n- „ A rA(vr.' n ^ naise now makes possilile the lowc.^.t WE, THE ROYAL CITY LINE AT ALL STORES price in history. .. now costs no more than ^siilistitutes.

It’s a B. C. Product and it’s the best GET - THE - BEST you can buy. . . Ask your Grocei for British Columbia made INSIST ON HAVING BEER

—WHOLESOME —NOURISHING RtELlSH SPRED THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING —REFRESHING RESTMORE KEUy,OOUOULS C CO..L.TO EXCLUSIVE PISTHIBUTORS FURNITURE ^om -iJO w esT p r i c e i n h i s t o r y A n Interior of B. G. P r o d u c t B ® d ® Springs - M attresses Albert S. Osborne, famous hand- EXERCISE BOOKS SCRIBBLERS Enterprise Brewery C hesterfields The month of October sees the end of harvest in the northern hemisphere writing expert, drew a laugh at the N O T E B O O K S r e v e l s t o k e , B.C. (Northern Canada. Alaska. Northern Bruno Hauptmann extradition hearing in New York when, after studying one LOOSE LEAF BOOKS AND REFILLS for the R E ST of your life Sweden, Finland, and Norway) and the beprinning of harvest in the, southern of tlie Lindbergh ransom notes, he hemisphere. November.is' the harvest turned to defence council with a puzz­ month of Peru and South Africa: De­ led look. SOVEREIGN BATHROOM TISSUE cember that of Burma and Argentina* “I can’t tell," said the expert, “whe­ This advertisement is not publish­ the harvest of the latter being carried, ther that letter is marked as exhibit ed or displa>^ed by the Liquor Y our Furniture Store ha® them on throughout January, which is also T’o r‘J.’ Which is it?" the harvest month of Uruguay. Qiile. The court stenograi»hcr took one \ ;■ M A D E IN B. C. Control Board or by the Govern­ and Australia. look and said; "It is ‘G.’’’ » ment of British Columbia. n

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THE I I'liiiiiilir.iiu ( III lliiiM- (l.i\s ulnii liii III.Ill vnliK s well' |)I;iinl in s|mi|i i( lii t A DR. J. W. N. SHEPHERD KELOWNA COURIER VV 11 11 till 1111111 11 11 (11 ■ Ilf 11 11 I ( 1, 111 • I (■ 111 11 V ANI» llip priiplr Iniiiliii); i \ r i \ illn il ti ORCHARD RUN I3EN1 1ST Okaititoiin Orcitanllst. :nIii(\'o VM tiny. \iitl i c 1 1 le in I ir;t i u r i Cor. l'cn lift, pci ycm. I )(-;ii .Ml. I Icadonai lii ■ : .M x Inis Loial late, for OkaiiUKan Valley only: iiup.li, tlir iii.nitllarl lire iil llir poppy fr < al 1 ’i til l ii <' One yrai, f2.0U; mx nionth.i, plir.is lias ln•(•ll riiiirriilr.'ilril In tin liiiiid X', .1 . iildiu'nl In the ■ in l.na- Inin- Willits Block - - - Plionc 62 iiiniilhs .ign .111(1 I dnii'l lenix-c im inv Res. phone 601 riir (*Ot/IMICK docH not iirccMniirily cinloifce li.'inds ol iiirii will! wnr Inokrn in lln finiii him siili (■ he xxas gniic. I’lcasc FUMERTON'S (he srntinirntn of any contiihiitcd article. t\ar. Men ulni air inirniployalilr in N(iid me iiix clnpcliinit .Is I Ii.ixc a Inlir In ftistiie acceptance, all inaniinci ipt Nlionid hr iiiniillis nid hahx' and he is in x' niilx' Ir^il'ly wiitteii on one nide of the pujier only. llir rxarliiip, pimcssrs ol oidiiiaiy in I'ypr'WriMcn copy ia preferred. diislrv rind in llir niann larftnr of flirst -.iippnrl ,111(1 I knead il exerx' dax' tn keep Us 'ill Innd and incinsc. I am a Ainaleiii ptretry in not ptiblinhed. lilllr llowrrs a s:irifd and ronp.rnial MEN’S TWEED CAPS ti E. M. CARRUTHERS Lettein to the editor will not he accepted foi I'linr WKiiiaii and all that I haxc is at piildication over a “nom de plume": the lasl<. Tlirii' finpri s may nol hr ninihh tile iVniil ; hnlh sides of nix' iiaicnis is ■All (lie new f;ill |):iUeni.s. .Silk linedU'd :ii111(1 & SON, LTD. vvtitci H correct mime niunt be iiptiendcd. and llirir day's onipnl may hr nunlrsl veix old and I can't ,s(is|>eel itiixlhinn le;itlier .sweat pad; size.s (>'/.• to hill lliry pill into the rrsiills a sipnifi- fi'iiiii iheiii as iiix' .Mollier has liecii in 7 ' '• ; (“tieli ...... Cuiitt il)ii(cer line not. I .SI ’1W1 .A I e a c h ...... $ 1 .9 5 2 for ...... $1.50 Local Agents. of five words or less. Miniinnm cliarjic, enongli to have had sttffieienl strenglli tliirly eents. .1 |•elle.•|l that tin's is iiatnr.il :iiid verv | ICacIi initial and KToup of not more than five left lo rise tihove this condition. ()|h- litniian indeed. l''or instance. I could ' (ipnres eoimt.s as a word. run ;i retail store or :t rcsttnirant more | I f so desired, advertisers may have replies ers have fonglit a losing htiUle, al- aildresscii to a hox numher, care of The ongli with few e.xceptions every' man efficientlx' Ilian those noxv attemiiting Courier, and forwarded to their private ad­ to. I could lottf and criticize more W H E R E C A SH W H E R E C A SH has nnide a cotn'.igeotis effort to over­ YOUR GROCER HAS dress. or delivered on call at office. For this hrilliantlx' than tlic good fclloxxs in- BEATS CREDIT FUMERTON-S BEATS CREDIT service, add 10 cents to cover postage or come the liandieai). Tnmimertihle rea­ 6lin«- diilgin.g in this p.'islinic :tre noxx' doing. sons littve contrihnted to the need for In oilier words, x'otir inisincss is ctisier THIS SUNNY WAY a helping h;ind. I’ensions :ind tre.'it- tli.'iii iiiiiir. It is so simple it |)resents THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1934 no in'ohlenis. ment iirovisions htive assisted tlion- ,\ll of xx hicli reminds me of the storv TO BETTER HEALTH sands, InU it is the man with the in- of an editor xvlio .'idvertised for :t re^ P O P P IE S |4- + + + *I‘4***H*4*4* + *H*'I**1*HMM' visiiilc dis.-thility— the mafi who hears liorter. OF W AR no ontwtird scars :ind apparently came “Do x'oti kiioxv Iioxv to run a nexvs- Check Common Constipation .’aiier?” tisked the editor. The poppy litis it histor>' thitiiig tliroiigli nnimptiired— that retinires “.No, sir," reidied tlie applicant. \t POINTS OF VIEW : with a Delicious Cereal back to the dim ages of anti<|tiity. lit sympathetic aid from his egmrades. 14* ’ ^ “I'll try x'oti." said the editor. ■■\’ou ****** ********* (lie mythology of ancient Ghimi it was rVipiiy replicas are not sold at a fixed have htid e.xtierienee.'' M e r e s C t i e a p • >;i ■ Food has a lot to do ■with how well known, by the gretit potency of I'l'ice, hnt citizens arc given an opport- | NEW DEAL NOT NEW ? Large liou.se with lire jilace and niodern you feel and how you look. For in­ the (Iriig distilled front it, as the llower unity at the time of the annual distrib­ NOT EXACTLY* EXAGGERATED stance, you need plenty of “bulk” 'I'lic New Deal that President Roose basement. Concrete root cellar and imple­ •Some individuals who think that velt has given the American people has with your meals to avoid the risk forgetftilncss, and through the tiges ution to contriliute of their means to­ m en t shed. of common constipation. it retained this meaning until the time wards this great purpose. Thus the iiexx spapers are nut “iiist for the fun of a great many very severe critics, who it” and are financed mystcrioush- some see in it radical departures from the This ailment frequently causes of the Napoleonic wars, when a I'daiidcrs poppy “brings aid for the liv­ xvay or other, take niuch the s.'imc :itti- national constitution. Hi?!??! Approximately 3 acres apple trees. headaches, loss of appetite and en­ thoughtful and observant writer of the ing from the dead.” tiule as the writer of this letter to the The Iron Age (|uotes as “words writ ergy. Yet, in most cases, it can be OWNER WILL SACRIFICE FOR— period first remarked the intimate as l’oi>p\' Day in Kelowna is Saturday. Soutiutmiit.on Beacon: ten 158 years ago. worth reading a- overcome pleasantly and safely by gain today,” the following sentences rating a delicious cereal. soeiatipn of the scarlet flower witli the “ f’lease send ;i few coiiies of the November 10th. Get a poppy' for rc- Iiaper containing the obituarv of mv from par't of the indictment of King Kellogg’s All-Bran furnishes graves of those who had fallen in bat­ metnhrance! .'tiint. .\Iso publish the enclosed cliix- George III, in 1776, the inference be­ $ 1 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 “bulk” in convenient and concen­ tle. He remarked that the scenes of pin.g of the nutrriage of nivniece in ing that Roosevelt is doing the very trated form. Laboratory tests show thing against which the thirteen states great struggles such as Waterloo, hare B. C. PRODUCTS Lewiston. .And I wish vou would the “bulk” in All-Bran is safe and mentioii in your local columns, if it revolted: •effective. In fact, it is much like wastes previously, had blossomed out WEEK doesn’t cost anythin.g. that I have txvo “He has erected a multitude of new that found in leafy vegetables! afterwards into vast stretches of scar­ offices and .sent hither swarms of offi­ McTAVlSH & WHILLIS, LIMITED Next week is B. C. Products Week. hull calves for sale. .As niv snliscrip- Within the bo^y, the fiber of All- let—the poppies of Flanders iinmortal- . . , tion is out. please stop the paper as cers to harass our jieople—” REAL ESTATE - - - . . - . . INSURANCE f Bran absorbs indisture, and forms "He has combined, with others, to ized in a noble poem by a Canadian The buying public is again asked to [ times are too hard to xyaste moncx' on a soft mass. Gently, this clears out lend particular support to home manu subject us to a jurisdiction, foreign to the intestinal wastes. soldier, who had seen them in their factured goods in preference to those I -^'ost country- newspaper editors will our constitutions and unacknowledged In addition, All-Bran provides great vistas, waving clefiantl}- amidst , . . tell you th a t. this is no exa.ggcration. by our laws—” vitamin B and iron. the shot and shell and'all the terror of made outside the province. Thev have been unahlc to conxince “For taking away our charters and altering fundamentally, the forms of Isn’t this sunny way better than warfare. It is an excellent way in which to these people successfiillv that nexvspaii taking, patent medicines — so often become better acquainted with BritislJ ^ '’^ve only one comim.xlitv to sell. our government—” Tiarmful? Two tablespoonfuls of The war ended, the men came hack , I and that is space. If thev can’t sellit. “l-'or suspending our own Legisla A ll-Bran daily are u.sually suffi­ to start life anew. They e.xpected. and Columbia Products, which compare husim s.s—ami the tures and declaring themselves inv i­ KELOWNA VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE cient. Chronic cases, with each (luite rightly, that thej- would pick up very' favourably with, and in many cas- toxvn has .no newspaper, ted with power tf> legislate for us—” meal. If seriously ill, see your doc­ “He has e.xcited domestic insurrec­ the threads of civil life where they had es surpass in quality, manufactured * * tor. All-Bran makes no claim to tion among us—” ■ be a “cure-alL” laid them down to take up arms in the articles imported. ITS THE TRUTH It-. Enjoy All-Bran as a cereal, or service of their eountrj-. Unhappily In The Courier this week and next I g‘>iuw to iieccimc of the tire LET THE DEAD BE ! seiit .gc'iier.'ition.' asks a: writer. Well, cook into appetizing recipes. Be disappointment awaited fnain- of them and The Courier Advertiser, 'Vancou- xve'll tell x'on. Tliev'll grow up; fall ( Nelson Daily- News) A nnual B all sure you get Kellogg’s AlL^Bran._ and thousands upon thousands of ex It contains much more needed ver manufacturers and wholesalers and in love: get married; have children- IN T H E — ■“bulk” than part-bran products. In service men were unable to obtain em enterjirising local-merchants will join and then he.gin to xvorrv about xvhat s The California scientist who restored the red-and-green package. Made liloyment and they and their families in supporting the movement for better generation. dead dogs to something resembling-life created a sensation when he asked per­ by Kellogg in London, Ontario. experienced li'ving conditions of direst support of home industry. Vancouver H E R E AND t h e r e mission to experiment on restoring life ROYAL ANNE HOTEL distress. is becoming an industrial centre biit to the bodies of executed criminals. Hell. Ill'll! Jlave , von heard about In the Old Ci.iuntry the British Leg its infant enterprises have had a hard That sensation, however, is niild com­ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1 9 3 4 the..Scot xvIio inarricd a tattooed dancer ion had been formed to foster the in fight in many cases to establish them­ pared to the one created by the 72- Dancing 9 p.in. ' so liis cliiltlrcii could sec moving iiic- year-old ex-policeman who volunteered terests of those who had served, but it selves against outside competition. f 11 res? • * • to let the scientist put him to death re(|uired funds tti cope with the grow­ Today British Columbia products are and exiieriment on him to liis heart’s ing demands made upon its resources ■A .Scotsman's do.g stole a hit of ine.'it content. Tickets obtainable from any member of the Brigade. definitely- established on the home mar­ from a hiitclier’s shop. 14-2c by those in need. The late Field-Mar­ This volunteer is Daniel Wooley. He kets. But they-can stand a lbt more ■Js that yourdog?" asked the hiit- says “'riiere's nothingmore for me in shal Marl HaVg, as all well know, gave boosting. clicr. life—whv shouldn't I do something for of his I)cst in the cause of his old com­ “ It was.” reiilieil tlic .Scot, “hnt he's liiniiaiiitx- now• ?' Let’s give it to them and build'B. C keeiiing himself now." rades and the great necessity for funds * * jfc.' T h e scientist has had to decline the and Penelope edged her out of first aiid authorized the organization of l)ayrolls. offer, of course. But it is an odd thing O M 0 T E D ' ' to aid them caused him grave anxiety. place for a while. Now she is sweeping tlie Department of .Municipal Affairs "When tin' lutshaiid sttiys out l;ite that the creepy feeling which the whole all before her again, closely followed with Hon. W’ells Cray as Minister. DAILY DIRECT SERVICE .Many, method.s—of- obtaining money ;ilxvax'.s refuse to give him anv lirciilc- Ijroposition gives most of ot lis^comes ^ by Joan and Elizabeth Anne. .Since that time, although many were suggested, some of which were last." from the second part .of the proposed A quarter of a century ago the young changes were made, the Union was TO " I couldn't lumisli mine tlitil xvav tried, hut the solution was not found e.xi)criment rather than from the first. mothers were all for new fashions in not consulted in any sense. More fin­ Edmonton. Saskatoon, Winnipeg, W hen he stavs out late he doesn’t xyant T o |)ut a man to death—that is a until the idea t)f utilizing the iiojipy fc>r names, es))ecially for girls, but the cycle ancial burdens were loaded on the mu­ Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal with anV breakfast." commonplace. It is this plan to re.s- is round again and the ijcramhulators nicipalities and when municipal heads connection.s for points east and sale as an emblem of remembrance on tore life to the temple from which it arc carrying their .little bundles of hum­ met on October 20th to diseuss the .Armistice Day was put forward. Sub ,\ siJe.'tkcr before a woman’s ingan- has fled that yxlays tricks up and down anity named after their grandmothers. matter they viewed the ],osition of south ization w as telling about how ctireles.s oiir sixines. We have an illogical hut mittCfl to the Field-Marshal, he instinc 'I'liis is all Slu’d to he very disturh- niany- small projierty owners with ser- Connection Leaves Kelowna tlic men in Persia tirexvith tlieir wives, instinctive dreail of .•Seeing the thing ing to the ntothers who count them- : . •ipprelu-Usion. They asked for a tively rc.'tlized its great possibilities and said it .was no uncommon sight to 5 :30 p.m. attemixted. selves still young. The unpopular qiies-j hearing by the Provincial Cabinet to and forthwith set in hand the organiza­ sec a xvoman and :i donkex' hitched tip * =>= A # tion they have to face now is “W hat j discuss imiiorfant ])ha.ses of uneinploy'- .Dai>y Sunday FLOWER-LOVING BRITAIN tion which is now the most wonderful together. ftne of the wcuneii in the is y-oiir child’s name? Tell me that amU relict which had been suddenly Low fares now in effect to the audience called oitt: “That's not mi- t.'ontinental florists caixtiire the eye J’li tell your age." | shifted to an entirely new angle. Fully seaboard for OLD COUNTRY otfe of its kind in the world. With only- nsnal. A’on often see it here, too.” travel. Agents for ALL steamship with their blaze of fragrant colour. The Styles'were always something of a ^^e request for an inter- six weeks for organizatioii, the first French, as a people, carry more floral ilneo. .'\ccording to a recent surxA'v. mar'- pesj; T h e women :ire just beginning i ' granted they- jirepared I’opiiy Day appetil in 1921 produced oft'erin.gs to their friends than do the to' find that out. .( to , to go to \ ictona. They- never snspec- For information, call or write:— the sprendici total of £106,000. Most of riage is doomed if the wife is the boss. less expressive Ifnglish, but it is claim­ I ted that the privilege of being heard .\nv C.N.R. Agent or .Sometimes it is doomed if she isn't. ed that no nation has so great a love of -which is every citizen's right—would E.' H. HARKNESS, the pop])ies used on thatoccasion were ♦ ♦. ja - flowers, as such, as the British, their SHADES OF NIGHT FALLING not he granted to such an important re- Trtiffic Representative, Vertton, iiiade by the wotnen and children in ))reseiitative group. T h a t was unthink­ POEMS YOU SHOULDN’T KNOW hill for cut blooms amounting to no AT VICTORIA B. C. the devastated ttreas of France, hut less than £ lO.OOO.OOO a year.. able, if not impossible! They went to The Comox District Free T’ress col­ \ ictoria to see the Cabinet, by whom Ifarl Haig was f|uick to see the splen­ Ifverx- visitor to Britain i.s struck I (iraiid iMirks (iazette) umnist comments on the fact that his with the num her of well-kept f.nglish earlier in Die year they hatl been told did possibilities which future Poppy- editor iirocures from somewhere e:ieh they; vx’onid iic welcomed. They remain­ gardens, and the knowledge and care Not so m.-iny months ago. when NATIO NA L Day appeals would provide for the em- xx eek a “ixoem vou should knoxv. ;ind he with wliich even the dweller in the back ed :tt the I'.mpress Hotel and in repjy v-o.'Na4 ployme^nt o f disabled nien, and early lirints one that "vou shouldn't kiKxw" streets of their great cities cultivates a tionserxuit.ve (..w..rmnenyvas -FP-'V-, to courteous messages requesting he^.^ for ;i chaiige. 'It is culled from the er at A ictoria, the Hon. I. D. I attul-;I ing,„Lr arearc told tUa,that fUthey c .,.;nwill not i?he_____ .seen ill 1922\the British Legion p'-ippy fac­ few blooms by his doorstc]) or on his lo. then leader Of the oiiposition, ...... chorus of Ikirou Ireland's “l'ugr;tm- window sill. h.v the C aliiuet. Altlioiigh others with- tor v was started. matical Songs" and it goes like this: . ♦ ii< * his capable lieutenant, then ^ Mayor ] pri„r dates are being seen, the Un- ,\ W’ells Crav In C. tin.ida. the first poppy replicas If 1 had of kiu'xv what I ouglit to of STYLES A PEST and I.ilieral .M.LW., both ion Exceutive that comes from the four knexv took occasion to e.-siire.s.s their amaze- ^-oriier.s of Dk- province and represents xx'ere worn on the third anniversary- of nt ('onsiderHtion urn*- . . t i_.‘ '!• ^ El Q ^ El d ^ Q 1^ I'd never of did what 1 done. ( I'lie Review. North Vancouver) ment at the lack of consideration kA’- 80 jier cent o f its iiopulation—they are .'\rmisticc, Day. From the modest dis- T(.) OFFiriATI-: AT ROVAT. I t I li:id of saxv xve xvas l)re;tkiiig Cotf's en the L mon ol British C t.Iumh,ia Mn- vised I)y Premier Pattnllo that they trihiitioii at that time the custom has law, Ivicipalities. which reiircseiUed about will not he heard by the Cabinet. shopping days to Christmas. WIODINC It is revealed in Great Britaiti that eighty fier cent of Die i)oi)ulation of hec()me uivixersal until last Armistice Fd never of kissed x'on in fiin. girls’ names aiipear so definitely in cy­ W hy wa.< it that i?rcmier—Pattullo- 39 An advertisement in the Cour- .■\rclihishoj) Ciennano.s. Metropolitan I thought love xvas glad, didn't mean British ('(dtiiiThiaUl'-veir iiiorc recently. 13ay nearly two inillions of Canadians cles that mother's age is easy to esti­ xvith the change ill administration, Pr^-'---1’ to'Y of Thyatcrti and lixarch. of' Western . to he had, ' mate; In choosing names she follows ieir or Courier-Advertiser is an addi­ carried the significant symbol, while' But the iiassions xve had drini the both and Northern Furoi)e, will officiate at the fashion of her time. his■"i- cabinet ...... have... taken occasion to e.x- .,n“ ,i,F tional shop window to display your thousands of post-war graves and hun­ of xls mad. \ In the hoys’ category, John leads the too vivirlly recall what he . had pro- the rites of the Creek Orthodox Church But if 1 had of knew what'a fool would liress to the Union Ivxecutive the iin- wares to the buying public. dreds of incmorials and cenotaphs bore wav in poitularity and Peter is his run­ portance of the work being done i,v ] iiiised ” the C"'* same Y*-' UnionUm<>n F.xecuILxecutivc? Has at - Buckingham Palace, following the of knew. . ' ' ner ui>. .Michael and Anthony tie for the emhlcni in the form of wreaths, I’d never of did xvhat 1 done! he Union of B. t!. Municipalities, of-; he cannot we'dding of I’rinccss -Marina of tirccce' A third place. It aitpears to he a fact! its value to the Legislature and how ! t-*'e i.-, one of the best muscle membrance—eommemoration of those "The ladies of .St. Paul's Church said that no change would' be inade the L';ma(Iian Weekiv Newsiiapcrs’ .As­ directly affecting the municipalities being heard? builders for older hovs and girls, as thousands of siilendid men who sacri­ sociation,'inihlished at.'Si. Marv'.s On- have east off clothing.' Thev mav he Well as for adults, and is entitled to a WHO’^ THE “CAMPUS CO-ED” seem in the basement ■ from 3 to 6 without di.scussing the matter with Un­ The shades of night would se«;in to ficed their live's for their, country, and tari(i. re-iirint.s this classified ad., taken ion officials. The Premier went further he dropping at Victoria. largei- phiee in Canadian menus. COMING DECEMBER 3 AND 4 ? fi'om :i Canadian tnitier: o'clock.’!

f-WJl THE KELOWNA COUKIER AND OKANAGAN ORCHARDIST PAGE FIV Bl THUKSDAY, n o v i-:mi;i:i: i i.

ODDS AND ENDS MwiumraiuiMmtmmninimmnritieimftnimmitmiiiimmttrmmiTrrmrainiimmttiromeittiitrtrimHimiimitiTimttmnTfimimmmmiitmiirmtnmnmir I « t LOCAL & PERSONAL WANT ADVTS. announcements A NEAT PI.AY F |||...I i.iitH I'ri lim, I .11 li in».ltl III mil M I. j . I' . MlII n e, 11| ( alpar\ , is L E S T WE 11;I ii ill I ( It II ', I.II ) PRINTZESS iiiiii’ il.iiti livr iiK'orx iKuiiti a» ■ word. I I a ppi 11 II \ till' III a ei I nnC sli n e\ I Inir mI livr vvomIk ot Ir^n, racb visiloi lo the eily and is a piiesi at th I" lll.iiU (mr Ivpr. lilif tills; SO cnits (irt line. mi. .1 I ol on 111 w oni.i n I hi e w hi Minnnum ilr.upr, t'v<*Hty rmts. .M ay la It i I old. 11 I r.ii rrrijit oi l»Y j'lionr, liittrn crnt* ■r \ e II \ r a I 1 ill I son a IIr.1.1 III e 11| I w enI \ 1 liic livr \v*ii• tcl'phoiif. I ! na mo .'H ; I o.il in o pl.iyei . \ llyini’, wiii|'. l.ir ihr scnioi '.III .1101 Mill, h 11 om Revdsloke. w here he I I.". •I" I 1.11 pru (' .. .'i.ac anil...... loI I OR.I'.C. le.iiii, .Siixiler kiiiiws a II a ion. riii|ilo\ I'd w ilh the ( '. R.R. holil reeeivinp, lorw:inl pa-srs III J'OK SALK— Misccllancou* I lA K I' 11< M SI STK I .\(, n i ',\ K .Mr. 1'. ,M. Hlaek. oi \ amomer. wa.s m a d e a neal eatdi. ran the thild out I'h T, Iniiior lliph .School .Anililoiimii. .\ii iii.it lei w lial ynilf j;i yiim old newspapers now; on I'ncMhu, ,\o\. Mill, ti.l.'i p.in. ( anad a I eerli I \'isi| i ii I o Ihe eil\, rrnewiiu; he d.ini'.er / o n e and deposited him at 'J'lie ('otiiier (jflicc. Ten I,in ( iiiKcrt 1II la I ion, :iilini-omiii lo old aeiimiinlama's. C on Ihr o i h r r sn|r ol the sirrri ., r.'irlion hade (l)lank name), I nimilav. \ov. Mill, .S p.ni, .Ailisl^ foi- 'new I’l inl/.i'.ss eoals ten cenls eadi; tliree for 25c. Courier oilier roiirerls aiiiionurrd later. The Rl. Re\. the Hishop of Knot DOLLS < tfhee. 32-tfc M-le a * * rna\, H.l)., will eoiiseerale the addilioii § I I! urea II ol S I a 1 i^t ir ) were Cspeeiallv iiiade I’K IN I'Jd) SK;N c a r d s , “For Iln'V oliiipprrs on .Saturday. .\n\'. ID. lo the Anpheaii ( 'enu'ler\' on .Monday ti If pei i])Ie lik e vi ni w h o Tlicrv al l' Cl insider;ilily mote than Sale ' or "l''or Rent,” on extra heavy r.aii riiio\ ;i rrol .and a poml I nrkry aflei noon iicnI, al .1 p.m. ;ire s a l is lte d w itii iiol li- while ('.ird, on sale at The Courier Of- dinilrr in the ( )ddIellow llall, Iroiii J.Odll.lllll) dulls made in Canada in a tii e, Courier Hloek, Water Street, .^.,10 In K.,ln. rri\'('d hy llir ladim- ol •Mrs. A, (ir.iiil l•'erri^■r returned last year: dulls of all kinds, These eharm- iiiK' l»'il p e r f e e l i( III. phone 96. 1 hr I 'nilrd ( hiirrh. ,\dinis--ii m oiilv week from Kamloops, where she uii- ing playthings fur ( aiiadian hali.s'hood .M)r. Id Ic If 4> * derwt'iil an o|■(■ralioll on her eve. She ami glrllmiiit run inlo real money, wilh- COME AND SEE W A N TE D — MiflcellaneouB is propressinK lavourahly. Id ■I'l.A.M) A ,\,\C .\I, SCPI'h-.K onl I,iking aeeonni of llie imports. 'I'he T H E M ! Wh' HU^^ sell or cxdianKe household .\.\l) D.AXCh'. will hr held in the y-Ihree eandidales received ihe faeliiry prices for those two milliinis Cl III II iiunily llall on Thursdav. i\ov. ooods of everv description. Call and .Kaeranieiilal Rile of (‘onfirmalioii on made in ( aiiada aggregate alioni $.112,- vee ns. |()NES'& TEMPEST. 49-tfc I.a|h. Snppt’f al li..l() sharp. .Adiiiissimi, 000, 1 .T()r; rhildrrn nndei' 12, 2.C'. M-Ir Snnday Iasi al .Si. .Mielnud N .Ml .\iig- $ 1 9 .7 5 ♦ ♦ + els' Clmreh. The Hishop gave a ver\' EIGHT HUNDRED BODIES Hiisinc's men and Iheir friends will impressive address. TO he sure lo lake in the Turkey Diiiiirr FOUND UNDER BANK al the (tddfdlows' llall, .Salnrday, I'he marriage ol .Miss t atheriiie Ro- .\'o\'. lOlh, srr\'ed hy the ladies of the .\li)ini\imalely eight hnndred bodies $ 5 0 .0 0 mak, of Kelowna, lo Mr. Harry I’ry- J’R I'.M I I'.R ( )h' (i( >-.SLA\'C\ I niled t'hurdi. Admission, ,s()e. ' were diseiwered during rehnilding op­ M-lr ehidko, of \'ernoii, took place this .Nikola T. C/nnoviti'h, I’reiilicr of erations .'ll the B:mk of |•',ngl.•md. 'I'his I* m 4i morning, at 9 o'eloek, in the Chnreh'of J ngo-Sla \'ia, reorganized the eahinet is revealed in the report of the .Medic.'d riir animal general meeliim of the the Immaenlate (■oiieeption. after the assassiiialiim of King .\lex- (’aiiadian (hih will he held in the ander. f)f(ieer of Health of the t'ity of Lon- Roy:il ,'\mie Hotel, Friday, j\'o\'. Pith, Mr. James .Smart, late of New W est­ dun for 19.1,1. rommeiu'inft ^\•ith diimer at 7 p.m. minster, arrived in the city on Mon- Jiminr—Laugh and the class langh.s .‘\rrangeinenls were made hv Ihe C O R S E T S Ottaw:i Head Ofliee is seiidiii.u as da.v to assume the management of the with >'on. uiiesl speaker, .VI r. Richard I'innie, Bank authorities to reinler the remains local hraneh of ( Iverwaitea. l.td. He Teaelier---l’nl \'im 'ta\' ,'ifter seliiml BUY AN EXTRA LOAF .R.C..S., who will address the t'luh alone. in a special \'aiilt purchased at Nnn- A N D C O R - T O D A Y O F on ".\moii).r the IkIoo Dwellers, or sneeeeds .Mr. G. IC Seriin. who has re­ head eenietiT>'. No explanation vvas t'anada's Last I'Tontier." , He comes signed. gi\eii in eoimeeliiin with the gruesome direrl from (ireal Hear Cake, where EMPRESS THEATRE. DEC. 3. 4 v) SUTHERLAND’S he has been lilniinfr Ihe adivities of .Mr. r. G. Stokes, representing Vie- SEE THE “CAMPUS CO-ED’’ disci iverv. SELETTES that district. These |)ietures. with oth­ loria Wineries ( iTritish Colnnihia) Ltd., ers of h'skimo life, will he shown at Nu Back Combina­ visited Kelowna on Wednesday in the Ihe leeliire. The C.'lnh will he pleased tion and Girdles allow G O O D B R E A D interests of his firm, which prodnees a lo welcome ladies, out of town \isitors you perfect freedom of The kind that makes youngsters and \dmiK peojde accompanied hy grape wine entirely from Kelowna- strong and healthy. iiKwenienl—yet keep members. 14-Ic grown grapes. > M your lisyfure well coii- .\fr. and Mrs. Clive Percival, resid­ Itued. THE CORPORATION OF THE ents of East Kehnvna for a iinmher ol CITY OF KELOWNA years, are leaving the district to take 'I'he e.xclu.sive feature np residence in \ ietoria. Prior to their of the telesco])ing tvyoi:' PROPERTY FOR SALE departure, they are .guests of the .May- ])iece back allows you LIMITED .Vpldications to imrchasc the follow­ fair Hotel. to achieve the rai.sed Phone 121 for our delivery to caU. ing proi>erty (Old School ) will he re­ A i V waist line and the ceived hy the undersigned u|> to noon large crowd greeted Rev. I'vohert graceful feminine cur­ on. .Monday, November 12th, 19.i4:— Connell, Leader of the Opposition .in ves now so popular. A.— Lots 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14 and 50, the I’rovincial Legislature, in the iii'ij. n A shopping days to Christmas. Hlrtck 15, Registered Plan 262, City ( )nly in Nu Back can . (if Kelowna, and the building there­ 1.0 . 0 : 1'. Temple last night, wlieii he An advertisement in the Cour- spoke on "The Political Situation," a y(3U dance, golf, motor on. % ieir or Courier-Advertiser is an addi­ H.-—The building only on the said Lots, reiiort of which will he published next and still have your gir­ tional shop window to display your the inirchaser to remove same and dle or corset fit your ; leave the Lots in a tidy condition. week. ■wares to the buying public. figure. T h ev w ill not .. 'I'he highest or any offer not neces­ .Mr. Howard Carrnthers returned sarily accepted. slip. • I Q ^ Q @ ^ @ @ @ @ ^ @ home recently from Omarura, South G. H. DUNN, Kelowna. B. C.. ~ '* C itv Clerk. W est -Africa, where he had been in the / a Prices from— THE “COURIER” FOR JOB PRINTING October 31st, 1934. 13-2c eni))loy of the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company, of Trail. He will enjov au extended holiday in the city $ 3 .7 5 before resuming hi.s work with the t . TO -M. & S ., s THE QUAKER METHOD OF EASY BREAD BAKING d'hree fines of S2.50 each imcler the $ 6 .5 0 Parking l5y-Law were imposed in Pol­ ice Court this week. .\ woman motori.st was fined for parking her car too near NEW’ RECORD FOR T K \ N.SO )NT I N I'.NTA L TR A IN TRAA’EL a street corner, and twq owners of 'I'he Union Pacific’s stream-lined ir.iin. powered with diesel engines, is trucks paid penaltie.s for parking their shbwii upon its arrival in tdiicago while en route on its record-smashing vehicles in forbidden areas on Saturday run from Los ".Angeles to New A’ork. The hiillet-shaped monster reached New York 57 hours after pulling out from fa is .Angeles, breaking all previous night. records for the transcontinental run. H. D. Ridicrlson, engineer, collapsed as he climlicd off his cab, after travelling at an average of 57 miles an hour .Mr. Richard l•'iImic. h'.R.G.Si, who for the 3,200 mile jouriiev. P H O N E 361 K E L O W N A , B. C. has made several trips to both eastern and western Arctic Canada, spending a ■.-.VAvxv»eoK.x«w«<>fV«w year at Coronation Gulf, will be the guest speaker at the annual general meeting of the Canadian Club to he held in the Royal .Anne Hotel'on Fri­ day, November 16th. at 7 p.m. Mr. Finnie, who is sponsored by the Club’s REMEMBRANCE DAY, SUNDAY, NOV. 11 bead office at Ottawa, will speak on ".-\mong tbe Igloo Dwellers, or Can­ ada's Last Frontier" His lecture will lie- supplemented by pictures illustrat­ ARMISTICE ing Eskimo life and activities in, the Great Bear Lake territory, which he visited recently; . M EM emAL SERVICE at the ^ • MARRIAGE WAR MEMORIAL, CITY PARK Gripman—Vowles Procession of Veterans, Boy Scouts, Sea Cadets, Churches, .A cpiiet wedding took place at tlie Fraternities and other public bodies will form at the Cana­ I'nited Church .Manse. Glenn .Avemie, dian Legion Headquarters, Ellis St., at 2.30 p.m., and will on Saturday evening. November 3rd, march to the Park. A brief service will be held and wreaths M IX BEFORE LUNCH— when Miss Kathleen' Grace A’owles. of will be deposited at the base of the Cenotaph. Kelowna, was united in marriage to GENERAL PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND Bread or Rolls before Supper Mr. Lafayette John Gripman. also of Kelowna. N O W — with Quaker cake — without k n e a d i n g The ceremony was performed by the Flour and the Quaker —^and without setting the Rev. W. \V. McPherson. method of easy baking, sponge overnight. Send you can make bread or coupon below for p^rticu- OtfTi shopping days to Christmas. rolls almost as quickly as lafs and full information. An advertisement in the Cour- ieir or C6urier-Advertiser is an addi­ KELOWNA BRANCH, CANADIAN LEGION tional shop window to display your SIXTEENTH ANNUAL . wares to the buying public. Oualier pl@9ir ■f Always the Same W Always the Best f o r Bread, Cakes and Pastry THE REMEMBER DATES Valuable Baking Book FREE Kelowna Gyro Club in the The Quaker Oats Company Saskatoon, Saak. presents Please send me copy of booklet "The Quaker Method L q O. F. TEMPLE of Easy Bread Baking.” ‘CAMPUS CO-ED’ Name... Empress Theatre MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1934 -V O N E O F ieTHE ROYAL BRIDESMAIDS Dancing 9 p.m. 9 Addrese.. l O U P DECEMBER 3 & 4 Princess Juliana of the Netherlands will be one of the eight brides­ ADMISSION: Single, 75c (including supper). 40 maids at the coming marriage of Princess Marina of; Greece to H.R.H. the ' 14-Fc Dealer’s Name.. Duke of Kent; it is stated. This portrait of her has not been published I hitherto. , , i n PA G E SIX THE EELOWMA COURIKR AND OKANAGAN ORCHAKJDIST TJiUKSDAY, NOVEMHEfi 8, v m umswummummMtmnmtmtiutmmtmmtmnuimttmnwsmtmmmmimmujtnmmxummmuumiiimt OKANAGAN MISSION wnuuuvtmiuiUMcimiuunnmiumnHmmiiimmmnzutmnMfuiiiniiiruiimiiniiintfniriTnttitfitittftiiiitiitiiiiutiritimmittiiiTMimtitiitiiimtrirHiu V ANNOUNCING IN BYGONE DAYS A I thill I'.'.ilimr Irit llii -I Wl'rk lor tile .'^dalc.. WILLITS’ REXALL DRUG STORE 'iciiii llu" liUs of The Kelowna P O P P Y D A Y I •.pend .1 Indid.ix, lai ion and Tlu- Kidowna L Oiiru-r F o r S a l e Mr. .iml Ml ,. W. I). W.ilkci li.iw S A T U R D A Y as tlicii piiesl Mis. D.il/i|iyii til ci i k i f c . I^lt(.'ll('n, t \s < i I n i 11 1 m nil .. P rize C ontest T H IR T Y YICARS AGO « • * Ii.'it liiiM nil (III llie j m o i i i k I Ihxii ;mil tliroc iinliiiisliyd nKHU' EOK GIKLS AND HOYS Novemhor .1. I'KH Bad 1 1 1 in I on .lai'lcd at (he bcniniiiny up.sl.iirs, .itiiatyd oii l‘'iillyr \xcmic. \ n item in llie note.', of (he .Sum NOVEMBER 10 ol tile week. Chlite . 1 lew id I lie nieiii b n s w ere p re se n t a n d a vers snci ci.s I\y;i.s(iiniblo I< rm,'. ; pi ire $ 1 , 0 0 0 0 0 EIGHTEEN WONDERFUL PRIZES iiiei land eoi If '.pondeni s la lc . llial “ lln lid sea so n is ,i n( ieipa I ed. Thifi is a barp.ain for anyone wlio nccils a home. < "I .‘.lie.nil id 1. 1 lid-‘.eel. els fioni Maiiiloli; and llie Ten-iloiies eonliinie., I.am The lamw ilu'ss parlv wliicli wai TWO DOLL CARRIAGES ami TEN L0VI':LY DOLLS i,‘. I.ilo'ii np here as Iasi ;i-, ii o, le.iilx FOR SALE ;il ;i very hiw lignic, I uo stdrey Innise (in held on 11alloe'en lor the iiiiiior pu for the Girls; lor niailo'l. The same ihiiu; applii l)ein;ird Avoniie, in jpod riiiiditicn. eldse Id United lo the \alle\ from one end lo the other piks ol llie seliool prmed lo be a Impi Wrist Watch, Two Wajigons, Boxing Gloves. Meccano reali/ed over $.ki0 . one half ol w liieb .siireess. I'lie rei-idelil Iriiil p.iower'. ,iie a riim r ( luireli. ( ’diiK'iiii;. 9 lOdin -, iiidileni d* 0 0 w as a ppoi I ioiml to the Kelowna llos Set and Scooter for the Boys. iip; |)re-em|)lioiis as fast as possihh edn\'euiene<‘.‘^. I’liee .'^JLjOOvF* pilaj and llie bal.inee lo iiieel eases id as tlie\- I'eeopni/e the fae| llial ihe wild Ahoiil lhirl\-si\ \(imnv p'eople were distress dinini'. the winter. ENTER YOUR NAME AT ONCE IN THIS HIG CONTEST Uiiiniproved lands are heeominp vain preseiil :il the nieeliin: which was lnld u’liifli sliirls Nnv. Ixilli, ;iii(l ends Dee. Jdlli, :it Id p.m, on Moiid.av evening hi discuss ihe for­ I) able in propoiiioii ;is the\ heeome sear .\fler weeks of wailiin: lor m sl ruc- He •.Iiif to pet one ol the hills e.iviiiK I'nII details of the Contest and cn'.” ming ol ;i S'onng Pi'ople’s ( liih in the sec the I’KI/.KS now on display in one window. * * m tiiiiis, (be local lieadi|iiarters of ■•\r Mission. The idea proved (o he a ver\' OKANAGAN LOAN & INVESTMENT (ompaiiv. k’oeks Mountain b lanpers. liopiilar one ,ind it was decided that ■ \l loin: Iasi Kelowna was aide li reeeived itisl i net ions to benin recriiil - rejoiee in llie possession of hankiiu; meetings will he hidd on everv other TRUST COMPANY inp; on .Salurdav, (let. .fist, for the se­ Moiidax' evening. Mr. Wilson was P. B. WILLITS & CO., LTD. lacililies. a hraneli of ihe H;mk o cond ( 'anadian eoiil iin;eiil for overseas, EXECUTORS. TRUSTEES. INVESTMENT DEALERS. Moiilreal li.'uiin: heeii opened on Mo- eleeled Pii'sidenI, Mr. Bill Ashhi'rrv. THE REXALL DRUG STORE but fnribei' onlers were I'l'ceived on llie \ ’iee - PresidenI, and .Miss Mollv INSURANCE. ETC. vemher Isl, with .Mr. II. (1. I'isher as Moiidav following lo take on no more pj-IONE 19 K ELO W N A , B. C. manager and Messrs. II. De.ane ;im 'I'liompson, .Seer et a iw Treasure r, .Se­ PHONE 98 Incorporated 1909 PHONE 332 men. ,\ numlHT id’ men were out in veral eommittees were formed. the ...... ^,.,,,,l,■ll■■■l■ll^l■■l..■l■■llllllllllllllllll^llll^lli^l^^lllllllllll^llllllllll^^luul^^^u^llluulullllllllllllllllll^mnml■l K’. Diimlas. iiiemhei's of (he staff, Tlu llie hills and bad no elianee to learn premises oei'iipied eonsisled of the east lieads of vvhich ai'e to he as follows:—■ llial reeinils were wanted imlil it was FntertaimnenI, Mrs. McCIvnnml; Re­ hall of llu‘ proimd floor of the I.eeK'ii loo lale (o join, willi the result that Hloelv. freshments, Aliss /Xlel.a I veils; .Sports, * * * the lolal immber enlisted came lo onlv Mr. I’eler Mallam; Dramalies, Miss fonrieen. while llie (piol.i allotted to Vaughan Jones; and Music. Mr, Gor­ Next Tliiirs., Fri. and Sat., Nov, 15, 16, 17 ' r ' "The Kelow'ii;i l'';irniers' hixelianm Kelowna was I wentv-fi ve. If the' list dtiriii).: the monlh of ( liioher sliippi'i don Mackenzie. .Sevei'.al suggestions GRACE MOORE in had been kept open for a reasonable were hroiight forw.ard for a name for more prodiiee than lliex- did in hih lime, llie (|iu)la could li.'ive been much AiikiisI and .Si'plemher eomhined. ami, the cliih hnt that is to he decided upon more than filled, d'he mimes of those at tlie next meeting. ,A nominal fee “ ONE NIGHT OF LOVE” aecordiny: to prospr-els, the ri'eord will enlisted wcri': C. S. Despre/, ( . K. flic iiidst (ildrinns Mnsicttl Rdiinnice of he e.veeeded in the present monlh. The of twenty-five cents is to he charged I liml, C. II. Tas lor, ,\. 11. Bciisoii, K. each member. It is hoped th.at all the time. eoiiiiniin- is displa viin: eonsiderahle I'li- .Smith, K .\. Kidiici', h'raiik' I'iiIKt , .\. lerprise aiul is paxiiin the hinhesl iiri memhers will co-oper;ite to m.alce this B. (Juimi, J. II. lAistwood, |. B, W'v- ehth a success. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th and 10th 3 ees for farm produee. The timhers kes, W. ('Iiannaii. I,. B. .Simeon, W . I. ^Nkake these tests were hroiiKlit up the lake last weef Ilavis and W. R, .\lexaudcr. l'‘rom Mr. and Mrs, llaverfield left on .Sat- for (he foimdalion of (lie w.irohoiisi tii|H‘ of enlistment the men were heiiin 1934 GETS ITS BIGGEST FILM THRILL ! ! ! which will he hiiilt as soon as possible. nrdav foi' ;i_ short \ acation hi Vancon- drilled three times daily under the iii- ver and Victoria. Tlie Mi.sscs Joyce YOU’LL KNOW WHY ST. CHARLES Considerahle ineoiu'eiiiener' has been slructioM of Cai)t. Rose and Kicul. WALLACE BEERY JACKIE COOPER e.xperienced for laek of a slorape. pl.'iee, and Kilt\- llaverfield, who Iiad been iiwey, so ;is lo piye those who had home for tlie day, :iccompaiiied them iin Robert Louis Stevenson’s hilt when tliis is ox’ereome doiihlless no preyiotis mililatw seryiie a prouml- EVAPORATED MILK IS BETTER niiieh erreater Imsiness will he doin'." as far as A’ernon. inn in the rudiments, of moveincnt in fi I form.'itioii and tlie handling ol arms TWENTY YEARS AGO before leaving for \ icloria. rile regular monthly meeting of the Women’s Institute was held at Miss ^^T reasiire Island' November 5, 1914 TEN YEARS AGO Pease's last 'I'liesdas- afternoon. .Mrs. with LIONEL BARRYMORE "Kifleman \V. (i. Wilson, of the Jim 'riiomp.'-on was elected Secretary Kocky Monntaiii Kaiifjjcrs. paid a flv- November 6, 1924 in place of Mrs. Colin Dunlop, who lias the pirates trap Billy Bones! iiiLC visit from Kamloops to Kelowna "'I'lie Occidental l<’rnith’rnit ('ompaiix'(Amipaiix' is ri'signed. It was decided to hold a SEE ■the mutiny aboard the .Hispaniola! last nitxht oil forty-ei^ht hoiir.s still shipping considerable quantities of chicken supper ;iiid danee at the Belle­ —the search for the hidden treasure! leave, taking Ins deiiarlnre for Kam­ Jonathaii.'’. Wiiiesaps and onions to vue I lotel on Noveiuher ifOth. —the pirate attack on the stockade! ' loops this moniiim. He has volmi- New Zealand, also canned goods. They • * m Jim Hawkins’ knife battle in the shrouds of the treasure ship! tecred and has been accepted for the also made another shipment of Joiia- Goiigratniatioiis to jolin Ivens, who And scores of other thrills! second Canadian contiiifxeiit f(>r over- llians to Fiji this week, besides .send­ shot a twelve point buck, the largest .No story like "'rreasiirc Island” has ever been created to (inickeii sca.s.’" ing cars of tomatoes to prairie points.” on record so far this sea.'^oii. Mr. the heartbeat, bring laughter and tears to men, women and diildreii! * • • Ivens and his son, Laurie, are also No pair conhl have been selected to c(|nal Jackie Cooper and Wallace A Iiarty of I'lockv Mountain Kan- The industrial district is now wear­ amongst the successful hnuters of the Beery in bringing to life the immortal characters of Jim Hawkins uers, consisting of .Ser^t. t . I'k Moon, ing a gloomy ai)p.earance, as the twi.i district. and wooden-legged Long John Silver, the pirate! Story—cast—pro­ TRY THIS: Open a can TRY THIS: Have a cup TRY THIS: Make mash- in charge, Lee.-Cc)rp. H. H. I.lovd and canneries have closed down and there ♦ ♦ * duction—togetlier making the miglitiest of screen entertainment! Riflemen J. P. (iray, J. B. Whitehead of St. Charles Milk. of coff^ee “creamed” ed potatoes with St. is little activitx- e.xe'ept in the shipping The llarvest 'riianksgiving service NEWS AND CARTOON Note the creamy color with St. Charles. It and A. T. Clarke, left on .\londav for departments of the hAxchaiige and one will Iw held on Sunday next at lO.J.V Charles Milk. That KaniIoo)is, wlience the\’ will proceed .Matinee. 3 p.m., lOe and 25c. Itvening, 7 and 9. 15c,' 30c and 40c —the smooth consist' blends so smoothly, or two of the independent firms. At a.III. There will he no Sniiclav School. to points aloiiK the C. P. I\. on hridere- the main jiacking house of the bix- ency—the pure fresh tastes rich and fresh. pure fresh flavor gives n Ruardintr duty.” ehange, however, some' repacking <.'f MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, flavor. And saves you' money. greater deliciousness. apiiles is going on which will last about file death is ciironiclcd of Mr. R. H. THREE DAYS November 12th, 13th and 14th “The local ‘spirits' were Inisv last another week." Sjiedding, vylio )>assed away^ at the Satnrelav cveniin? celehratiim Halknv- Kelowna Hospital on Noy. Sth, aged W hy is St. Charles Evaporated Milk different . . . e'en hv plavintx trick.s on ns i)oor mor­ "■d'he temperature has taken a decid­ seyenty-tliree. He was the founder of tals. During' the nipht several . rrates ed drop this week, the first really liard The Clarion, Kelowna’s first news­ better? The reason begins way back on the farm were rcnic>ved froin their natural posi­ frost of the winter, severe ciiongh' to paper, wbicli lie established in 1904, tions and were left suspended on tlie freeze the surface of the ground slight­ disposing of it the following year to where it comes from! Cows, barns, milkers.—equip' tops of the telephone poles, Richter ly, occurring last night. lAitil then, Mr. G. C. Rose, who changed the name ment are carefully inspected. And when the milk Street, iit particular, receiviiitr special dahlias, iiasturtiuni.s, iiicotiana and of. the pajier to The Courier. attention in this manner. . Bv some sweet peas were blooming, in the edi­ , * X: ^ -J' arrives at the spotless Borden plants, tests are made miraculous nieans. a chair was elevated torial garden, which is in a sheltered The bv'-elect.ion in, Yale resulted in f m to the extreme summit of the Hae staff siiot behind the Courier IRock, hnt the election of Mr. Grbte Stirling, Gon- for flavor, purity, richness and body— the most rigid of the Public School, providinp: con- now. alas! most of them are wilted, seryative. over Max'or D. W. Suther­ A' i siderahle amusement for church-eroers conveying the realization that winter U - O Y P i tests ever evolved in the industry. land. Polling took place on Thursday, on Sunday morninpti” is upon ns at last after a delightful .Voyeniher 6tli, and pnhlicalion of The fall.’’ Courier was held over until Friday to That’s why—-for your coffee, or your cooking, it "Of tile thirteen memliers of 'IT permit inclusion o‘f the results. Un­ Companv. Rocky Mountain Rancrers, pays to insist on St. Charles. Reports snhiiiitted at the seventeenth revised figures g-ave the m ajority for who were accei'ted at A’ictoria for ser­ annual meeting of the Hospital Ladies’ Stirling as 399. The vote in the city vice with the first Canadian overseas Aid, held ‘in Oct. 27th, showed a year was; Sutherland, 839'; Stirling, 648, contiiment. iu> fewer than four have of much activity, with the .‘tpleiulid a- but the rural districts, generally speak­ already attaineej non-commi.-isioned mOunt of $1,061.85 contributed towards ing. ^veiit strongly Conservative. rank in “G" Companv of the .Seventh the furni.sbing of ' the Nurses' Home Provisional Battalion of the force, com­ and many articlesmade and supplied monly known now as the 1st British to the Hosiiital. The officers elected KELOWNA FRUIT AND It’s Better— And Coluiiibia Regiment. Tbeir names are; for the ensuing 'year were; President. VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS SerR-t. ,T. Taylor; Lance-Serfft. D. D. •Mrs. J. S. -MacKenzie; I'irst \ ice-Pre- you can prove it. Idoyd, Lce.-Corp. D. M. .\ndyrson and ident, 'Mrs. yV. R. Trench; .Second Lce.-Corp.. C. .M. Luca.s. 'kbis is a \’ice-Presidont,Mrs. G. A.McKay; Se- For Week Ending November 3rd, 1934 pood sliowhiK for Kelowna.” cretary, ^Irs. (irote Stirling; Treasurer, 401 Mrs. A. J. Canierc.n; Fxecutixe, .Mrs Carloads "Maycir Jones returned on Saturdav G. L. Canqvbell, .Mrs. D. Mc'favisli, 1934 1933 from an extended visit to ()ttawa and Mrs. G. Binger. .Mrs. M. F. t'anier- .Fruit ...... other -Ivastcrn points. His Worship on, -Mrs. .A. (1. .Mct.'osli aiul .\Irs. P. Mi.xed Fruit A'egetables crossed into the .States and loniid .\- B. Willils; Buying Comniittee, -.Mrs. A'egetahles merican opinion generallv iiipatlietic T. J._ I'ackliam, .Mrs! (ico. Roweliffe with the British in the present war, and .Mrs. I. F. Bnrne. 103 169 (jermany’s attempt to obtain domina­ tion in Fnrppe has roused the Unitec States to realize what might happen the Teutons , were triumphant, hence the ' successful passage through Con­ — AT.SO — gress of bills which otherwise would SILLY SYMPHONY CAMERAMAN, ST. CH A i^LES i^lLiC fail to sanction undey a Democratic, re­ News Novelty gime, to , strengthen greatly the army MADE.IN BRITISH COLUMBIA AT and navy.” Two Shows each Evening. OUR CONDENSARY—SOUTH SUMAS * * • ^ A grand patriotic enneert. held m the Opera House on October 30th,

// THE IMPERIAL DRAMA OF BRITISH COLOMBIA // F O R E V E R Y EPISODE No. 6 EPISODE No. 7 TWO C E N T S November Sth, 7.00 p.m. Novernber 15th, 7.00 p.m. GALLON OF PRESTONE'' Simon Fraser .... Alexander Mackenzie . . . YOU ADD AT LEAST A HAir His descent of the rapids . . . His arrival cin Peace River ONE GALLON OF welcome iiy 'riioinpson Ind­ ONE . . .- his dejiarture on Great ians . . . . scaling of Jacoli’.s WATER CENT .Adventure . . .wreck of his. Ladder Blurt' ..... passage canoe and overland journey" tlin.ingli what is now New 1934. Westmiiisfcr . . . . attack by . ; . . . arrival at Bentinck (■(iwichaii Indians at Musqu- Arm. iain (now Point Grey). Over Stations CKOV, CKW X a n d Your cur is a valuable investment. Isn't it\worth this small sum to protect it ' < N e t w o r k completely against freezing? every ThursiJay evening, 7 to 7.30 p.m. 1 ' E'VEREADY Prestone gives you FULL Sponsored by protection—with the first filling your winter worries are over. It never boils IMPERIAL 3-STAR DEALERS off, so your first cost is your last one, since one filling lasts aJI winter. It is nUPBRIAL OIIL, LIMITED, Vancouver— Service Sutions SveeywlMM SAFE, cannot damage cooling system, is odorless and non-iAflammable, and has no more effect on your car finish than-wateri- Sold by good dealers everywhere. ALHb'.R'fA TAR SANDS TO BE MADE PRODUCTIVE ali.sorhs moisture from theHoney pa The Mexican bean lieetle. which lias The far-rinng tar sand beds of northern Alberta, recognized for years been kept out of Canada, with the ex­ air and loses aroma aiid flavour rap- as a source of potential wealth, today bear greater promise than ever before. PRESTONE ception of certain sections of southern i(Il\-. Tiiercfore. it should, not he left COMPLETE ALL-WINTER Alberta government officials have approved an economic survey, stating that the fields promise the complete independence of the British Empire for sources Ontario, has been niorc abundant ami uiicovcrc'd any longer than is neccs- PROTECTION FROM FREEZING of oil. Tests now hging made in Toronto, according to Howard Stutchbury, widely spread than ever before during saty. Kxtracted Ivontyv should be kept Alberta Trade Commissioner, give every promise that success will mark steps the past year in Maine ai.ul other New FOR AS LOW AS . to extract oil commercially from the tar sands, which fir.St found use in road ANTIFREEZE England and Middle Atlantic States. in a cool, dry iikqce, but honev in comb,, building. In the photogra|)h is sliowii Lee Dougan, hohour graduate of the .Cil(«y CANAhlAN NARONAL CARBON CO. LIMITED University of Toronto, holding in his right hand a sample of the tar sand as Canadian gardeners near, the border should he stored iin- a- warm and dry it conies from the Alberta fields, while in his other hand is shown the sand after should he on the lookout for tliis ’V«tC0aiv«l TORONTO it has gone through the process and all oil has been extracted from it. beetle. pl.’ice. , ' t ^ ? r ^ I

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< |s III 1 (imp.i‘.‘^ion. I nii'.m I liavi' no Dlls idea that tlnic was a nu'.'.f.age MEKELY THAT .1 II ci ii.i I i V (■ bill to '^bovi' oil. I have' vvi'.ipiK'd lip in Ibis infomialinn. if onlv onlv two ibinp'- lo -.av to von. Lord he eonlil liie.ile it. His .sliheonscioiis "'ion niiisi iind that impediment in l ilbiii v. < )nc i'. llial von Iiave ruined m in d liatl been h.iving a go at voiir siH'ecIi rallier ineon veniiiil at .1 nian’s lilc. I'hr ollnr i'c pip pip." luohleni ever since, and now il i>a; times, Mr. Brown.’’ Ill p.is'.ril it oil! llu' mom. ft ('ll and the -oiiilion tip to hvad<|iiai'lei s. "Oil, n-iio; evnybodv li.is bis little dipnififd, li|,(' sonu' voinin adislocrat He iiniveieil with eXcilciiK'iil. ncenliai ilies. .Stamniei ing is in inine. H e a v y I V e a t h e r of ihf I'lfiH'b K’fvoliilion sli'pi'inp into "Iiisl a '.eeonil," he said, "Let’s \\'’lial is V yoms?" (he Imiihi il. Lord I’ilhin v’s senclarv lliis sii.iighl. N’oii s.iv von were ’’Well, ii'allv, Mr. Brown. I am not I ('inovi'd lit'i' I'ai from the door in'-! in L Ills VV (>11 II s .'a'crelar V ?” aware that I have aiiv.” P. G. WODEHOUSE linic pi ,i\ni(| .1 naslv llrsli vviuind. " N'es. ” 'l)-iIo v'on ;.tir V voni lea wilb voin By A moilih’'’ salarv in his piu'kcl. cli.ip- ".\ll(l voii’vc been fill'd?" I'lgbt band?" W orld-Famous British Humorist rill ill his hf.ol, ;tnd in his soul that in "I Iiave not bein lined.” said lingo “Wliv. yes." P'lciil drsiit' tor a <|iiick out' vvliicli <’ariiKxlv, vvilli jiisliliable aninivance "Well, well, tli.ii is a p-pei nli.n ilv . comes to vomn; men al liiiK's like lliis. "I ve resigned. If von reallv want to Most p-people use a t-tc.ispoon.’ Monlv Bodkin iH'sitali'd in thi' door- know. I III engaged lo Lord Lnis- wav of Tillnirv House. .And I'ali', vvoi'lli’s niece, and Fm taking' Iicr down (HAl'TI'Ii II in a siranne. low, nratinn voice. “ I ure.il I,id .ihoiil the melropolis al one He was a wise man who said tlial lie VV .ilrliiiin him, foinid itself compelled lo \V oi i'cslcrsliiri' in aboiil half an hadn’t time lo vvorrv. In the ilavtiiiK' Tlif s|);isiii p.’isscil. I'|•(■^<•llllv life minbt liave nuessed il. I minbt have lime .and von can relv .ahsolnlelv on lo ilo ;i hit of swift ihinkiny. to iiii'cl till' bead of Ilie cl.iii." foreseen soinetliiiin like ibis. .Send Mr. anviliinu he 'i.'ivs .ihoiil whiskv hollies.” he was loo busy, and al niglil III- was m:ciiu:r shall I put him in a laxi and shoot "Day before v’eslerdav." violent manner. lier. Gcrtainlv. I know liei. I liaven’l Thoii«U pain ami aiiKiiisli rack the ners and allowinn vottrself lo depart him off lo the Hroni's t'liih, where he "Anybody been cng.iged to l.ike voiii seen her for about a couple of years, brow, tile worM's work lias to be done. from llie i>riiiciples of a lifetime. ( )tic "What ihe devil do von mean, von will ini'el his old frii'iid, lliipo ('ar- place ?’’ blit at one time — Dear old Sue! Good I-ilce ;i convalescent reacliinn for bis false step, one moineiil of weak'iiess wretched iiii.heeile,’’ demanded l.ord niodv, with inomeiilons restillsf" 'Nol (liai I know of." lold Sue! ( )iie of the sweetest things bai^lcy water, be stretclicil onl a sbalc- wlieii there were wlieedlinn snakes of Tillnirv, speaking ,i lillle iiidisliiiellv, 11 VV.'IS no linlit decision to have lo ‘lingo,” said Monlv earncsllv, “ I’m on earth, old Sue. Yon don’t often intf baud and took np just 'I’ols annin. b.'iroiiels al v'onr elbow, and what a liar- lor he vv.is snekiim his fist, "hv piillinu make, Much depended on it. It would going to yet til,'ll job. I’m going to come .'icross siieli a riiiper. W h y ------' INDU STRI.M , DIGT.A'J’OR Ob' And here it would be anreeidile to vesl, wlial a reekoninn! stuff of this sort in just Tots?" affcci (he destinies of R’oiiald I'isli and phone str.iiglit off to mv l'ncle (In lingo shook Ins head depreealinglv, .M.BICRTA leave him—the k'>oi1 man restoriiit^ liis lie leaned back' in liis cli.'tir, lappinn "Yon don't like it?" said Moiilv, his betrothed. Sue Brown; of t'larence. gorv to smiffle it for nie vvitboni de- "Freeisely Hie spirit against vvliicli I morale with refri-sliinn dr.'innbts id tb(> tile desk with a p;ipcr knife. lie bad uropiiiK. niiilli Lari of Lmsvvorth, ,'uid Iiis pier. lav-," am warning yon. Just the very lone Hon. (ieoi'ge Ho.'idlev. ;i inemher of fount of wbolesomi- literiitiirc. Hill this just broken this when there was a ovv do von suppose llu' molhers Liiipi'css of Blamliners; of Lord 'ril­ Hugo looked al liini <'onnniser;iling- you would do well to avoid. I (liiiiU the .Alherl.'i eahiiiel, will have extra­ liappy eimin« was iiid to be. < )iice knock ;il the door and bis votiiin, sub­ hiirv. of the Mamniotli Ftihlishiiiyr who read that driVel to their ehildreii Iv. It was painful to liiin In be in a we mav sav that il is an excelicnl tiling ordinary |)ovver's as head of tile ad- more it w.a.s to be proi'eil that this \\;is ordinate entered. will feel?” ( oiiipaiiy.' of Sir Greerorv I’.irsloe- position of liaviiig to llirovv snanners lliat your cliances of getting: to Blaml- not Lord 'I'il'bnry’.s lucky niominn. "(lood morninn. nood moriiinn,’nood •Monlv vv.'is coneerned. This opened Farsloe, Bart., of Matchiiierliani Hall: into an old friend’s daydre.'inis, but ings C astle are so remote, I slioiilil miiiistr.iHon of the new 'I'ry^Ic :iii(I In- Sciircdy b:id lie bcf^iin to read, ivlien inorninn.’’ s.iid the laller affablv. lip a lU'vv line of thoiiKhl. and of that iniple.isanl little man, Ferev lie fell till- poor chap oiiglil lo be told bate to rc.id in mv morning paper that diistry .Act, which empowers the es- liis eyes .smideiily (irotruded from their "Want to see me about sometliinn?" "Wroiirr lone, do von think?" Filhe.iin. late editor of Society Spice the triitli. vour swollen body liad been found ahlislnneiit of wage codes, supervision sockets, his stout body uiidcrwciit a and now propr'ietor of the .Ai'mus I’ri- .Montv Bodkin was rather an :il- ’’.Saps . . .BettiiiM- . . .Whiskv . . .^'oll “ I slionidn'l count loo niiicli on ,Rir lloaiiiig in the lake." of lalioiir eoiiditions and control of slronif convnlsiim, and from his piirti’d Iraetive popinjay, as popiiijavs n<>. lie Have prohahiv lost us (en ihonsand siih- vate liKiiiirv .Aereiicy. G. F.'irsloe gelling yon jobs with old li'l's there proceeded a loud snort. It was tall and slender and lissom, ;tnd serihers." ’’ 11 'ill!" said l''atc I'-insvvortli," lie s;iid. ".As I remarked I'oi some moments after the cab had price levels. was as if a viper had siirtmy' from be­ niaiiv people eoiisidered him ipiili ” 1 s.iv, that never oeeiirred lo me. "Oil. dash il." said I'.ilc. "I.et’s before yon ,'ireii’t ipiite abreast of mod­ rolled away, iMonly remained in deep tween the panes and bitten liim on the make it Ihe I)roiies." nood-lotdcinn. But not l-ord Tillnirv ^ es. hv .love, I see what von mean ern Blan(Iing^s liislorv. Relations be­ flionglil on the steps. 'I'lie news III,it Young Hiishaiid: I didn't marry von eiiin. lie had disapproved of his api’carane now. Ciifortiinate slip, vvha'.? Mav .\ii(l so il e.'inie ahoiil that ,Montv tween Blandings Gastle and Malcliing- .Sue Brown, of all people, was al Bl.tn- for your money, you know; rather in And this w:is odd, Iiecaiise Just Tots from their first nieetiiin. Iliiiik'inn biin ipiite easilv cause alarm and despoml- some twenty niiniiti's l.'iter, was sealei liani Hall are a bit strained iusl at the (lings Gastle had certainlv made Hie is a jotirn.’il md, as a riile, provocative intieli too well dressed, nttieli loo care eiu'v. ^'e.s. ves, ves, to he sure. Oh, in the cliih sniokimr' room, side hv side moment. Not long ago, vour uncle IH'o.'spi^'ct of securing eniploviiu'iil Hicrc spite of il. Money doesn't make Iiappi- of violent e.xpressions of feeliiin. .Mdy ftillv nroonied, and nitieli, too niiieli yes, indeed. Well, I can onlv' sa\' I’m with voiiner' Mr. L’annodv siiipiiier (lid the (lirlv on old I'.msworth bv lur­ iddilionallv attractive, 11 would be ness: in fact, the less money the more Lizard’s Breath and relaliiie: Ihe storv edited by that well-known writer of like vvlial he aetiiallv was—a meinbei sorrv.” ing his pig man away from Iiim." great seeing old Sue again. happiness. tales for the yoiinn. the l\ev. .Aubrey in nood standinn of the Drones Chili of liis shaltei'ed career, "Oil, a little tiling like that ‘’^'oll e.innol onlv s.'iv von are sorrv .\s for all tli.'it pig business, be re­ Young Wife: I’lieii, darling, we shall Sellick, it strives itlwiiys to t;ike the J'lie proprietor of the .Mammoth Fiib said l.ord Tiihurv, eorrectinpr this view ’’’riirned out !’^ he concliKled, with "Well, tr.v this one: f.ord Linsvvorth fused to ,'HIovv liiiiiself to be discour­ sane middle course. Its editorial |i;ine. lisliiiin Conipanv could pot have put in ’’^’olI can Ko to tlu; cashier, draw hitter lanerh, "Driven into the snow Ikis ;i fixed idea that vour unele is plot­ aged, Fpobably niiu;li exaggerated. An he wonderfully hai)|)y. f?)addy went in particular, is a model of noiipartisiin to words his ideal of a voiinn journalist noiilh’s salarv, wet to blazes out of here Well, that’s f-ife I siiiiposc." ting to nobble Lmpress of Blandings." excellent fellow, Hugo t'arniodv, one bankrupt yesterday. moderation. And yet, amazinniv. it was but it would have been sonietliinn rath­ and never let nie see voiir face in tin'.'- Iliiero L'arniodv was nol imsvniiialh- "Wljat! Why?" of tile best, but always inclined to this same editori.al |)ane which li;id just er sliannv, preferable with speetaelch hnildiiip'' auain. etie, hut he had a fair mind and iiriv- "H e’s got it ;ill worked out. Your make a good story out of evervlln'ng. Yardsticks made I,ord J'ilbiirv's blood pressure hit eertainly not vveai inn spals. .And. vvliile .Moiitv’s concern increased. atelv considered that Lord 'rilluirv had uncle owns a |)ig called Fride of l•’uIi of ()i)limism. Montv Bodkin a new height. Monty Bodkin was not aetiiallv spatted "Blit this sounds like the sack. Don't acted with erreat erood sense, ( Ihvioiis Matcliingham, ami with the Empress went along the iiassage to the telephone Lecturer: "In rearing children the ft occurred to him tliiit mental slriiiii al the moment, there did iiiidoiibtediv tell me that what von arc hinlinu at is Iv, fell I j iiK'o. the whole secret of suc­ out of the way. it would probably coi) room. golden rule sliOnld lie .'ipiilied. minlit have affected his evcsi.nhl. lie hover about him a sort of spat .iiira. the sack?" cess, if VDU were runniiiK a l,iiisine of ctf fact. Have you ever niet a cirl call­ "A’oiir L'ncle (jregorv? Would that Baxter. I told yon it was a little com­ scoop the .stakes. Tots. ed Gertrude.' Biittervvick?. . .Hovvev'er, he Sir Liregorv f'arsloe?" plicated," said Hugo kindly, noting the I, have to acknowlcclnc a sweet "You want me tc read aloud tc> it’s a loiitr story and I vvon’t bother vou "Yc.s." strained e.xpression on his friend's face. little letter from hrankie Kcmlon vdu?" he said, feelin.u that this was with it iiovv. lUit vou can take it from "Well, Well. 1 never knew vou'were Montv agreed, hut on one point-In IHcndoii'l aliout his eaiiarv wbicli mateyer. me that there clcfiiiitelv are wheeks r^ar’sloe's nephew.'’ ' ‘ found himself reasonably clear. npes tweet-tweet-tweet. Also oiU' "Non need not trouble. I have al- within vvlieels, and unless I eontiiuu' in ” Whv', have you. met him?’’ "Then , old Emsworth must have from Muriel Foot (Sto\v-in-the- reaclv seen the passage in ciuestion. . '. . vour employment until sonievvhere a- "Of course, Fve met him. I’ve Iieen known that my uncle didn’t steal the Wokll. who is noinn to lose lur Here, wliere I am poiiitinp;." roiiiid the middle of ne.xt June, mv life down at Blandings all the summer." pig? L mean, if it was found in Bax­ shirt if she ever bets aiivone she "Oh, ah, v es. L'ncle Wopulv. Ripht- will he a blank.and all niv hopes and ’’Not really? Oh, but, of course, T ter's ------" knows how to siioll "tortoise,” . . . ho." dreams shattered. So how a'hoiit it? was for.gettiiig. You and Ronnie Fish "Not at all. He thinks Baxter was Lord Tillnirv had read enoiinh. “Will vou stop savinp' ’Ri.uht-ho’?, . . Would you. on second thoughts, takiii.c; have ahvavs been pals, haven’t vou.-' working for your uncle. I tell vou once There was sc.ime nood stuff fiirtliermi Well?" '. this into ccuisideration, feci disiiosc A'oii vv'cre staying with him?” more, as T was saying at the Heginn about Willie \’\ aters fFonder’s Kiidl ” Eh?" tcj postpone the rash act till then? ff .’’No. 1 was secretaryin.g for old Ems- ing, that, taking it by and large, I and hiis catMin.nl<-'S- hut he clid not wait "You wrote; that, I take it?” vciu’ve any doubts as fci mv doin.tf my worth. ,\ niffe, soft job. I’ve chucked don't think I’d rely too much on Sir for it. lie pressed the buzzer eiiidl- "Oh, rather." bit, dismiss them. I would work , like it now." Gregory’s pull, if I were you." ionally. “Cor!” . the dickens, hirst at the office, la>t to "J thought a fellow called Baxter was Monty chewed his lip thoiightfullv. “Tots!" he cried, chokiiiL’. "Inst Montv Bodkin vyas now definitel.v come avvav, and solid, selfless service his secretary." ' A "There's no harm in trying." Tots! Who is editinn lust Tots now?" t>erplexed. He, could conceal it from all the* time ; no chick. vvatchintr. no "-Mv dear chap, vou aren’t abreast. "Oh, have a shot by all means. I’m “ Mr. .Sellick is the rcnular editor. himSelf no loii.yer that there was ill-will foldinp of the hands iii—’’ Ib'ixter left ages ago. ' , only saying it isn't one of those stone Lord' Tillnirv." replied liis secretarv in the air. Lord Tillnirv's liad iicvcr "Get out!" said Lord Tillnirv. Monty sighed, as a voung man will cold eertainties that old Emsworth will who knew evervthinn and wore liorn- been an elfin pcrsonalitv, hut he had 'There was a silence. W li o is made to realize th at_tin re_Ls_-engage—you-as-his^-secretary purely.out rfmmeid .spectacles to prove it. "but liC aivvavs been a ttOod deal inore winsome "You will not reconsider?'’ I)assing. of love for Sir G. Farsloe.” Hugo is away cni his vacation. In bis ab­ than this. ."'No.” ’’A’es,’’ he agreed. ” I’ve lost touch looked at the clock, and rose. ‘‘I’ve sence, the assistant editor i> in cliai'ne •A possible soliiticvn of his .employer’s ’’^'oll arc not to he m oved?’’ with Blaudin.gs. a hit. It niiist he three got to he .going," he said, "if I deVn’t of . the paiH-r. .\Ii-. I’.odkiii,’’ emotion occurred to him. "No." , years since [ was ther'e. .Somehow, want to miss that train." "You aren’t vvcyrrviiHT about it not Monty Bodkin drew himself up. ever sliicie this Inisiiiess of .going to the Montv accompanied him to the front “ Bodkin!" heiiiR- accurate, are vou? Because "Oh, riyht-ho,’’ he said stifflv. "Now south of I-'rance iii the summer started. So loud VV ,1 ste|)s. and Hugo hailed a cab. I ,('rd Tilbiirv’s voice that's (iiiitc all ri.erht. I had it on the we know where we are. Now we know T’ye never seemed to ho able to get "It hiiglit work,” said Monty pen- and .so sharplv (lid Ills eves bttlne that hi.ithest authority— froin an -old hoy where we stand. If that is the attitude down. How are thev all? Is old Enis- the secretary .sivel\-. recoiled a step, as if called Galahad Threcpvvoo(|, Lord Kins- you take, 1 suppose there is nothinp to worth I'luch about the same?" "Oh, rather. Certainly." something h.id bit her. vvorth’s brother. ^'ou wouldn’t have be (lone about it. Since you Iiave no What was he. like when you used to ‘That popinjav!" s.iid l.nrd I'ilhiinc "'rhe.vmi(’-ht have had a— wliat is it; heard of liini of course, hut he was a heart, no sympathy, no feelinp:, no how- infest the place?" —a reconciliation I)v this time.” 'Oh, a niild; dreamv. ahseiit-iniiided "I didn’t see any signs of it when i sort of old hir'd. Talked about notliiii.g left. . . .And now I inust really rush, hut roses and pumpkins." said Hugo, getting into the cab. “ Oh, AYLMER SOUP PLANT—ONE OF B.C/S BIG INDUSTRIES "Then he is niucli about the same, hv the way," he added, leaning out of except that now he talks about nothing the window, "there’s just one thing. It hut iiig.s." you (lo go to Blandings, you’ll find the H ave Y our New " Figs, eh ?" second prettiest girl in England there. "His Empress of Blandings won the Keep well away, is my adv'ice." silver medal, in the fat-pigs class at last "IHi?" S U I T o r year’s Shropsliirc .Agricultural Show, ’’Ronnie’s fiancee. They’re both at and is coiifidentlv expected to repeat the castle, and if von exhibit too much this vear.. '.This gives the nintli carl's enthusiasm about her, he is extremcly OVERCOAT conversation a iiorcinc trend." apt to strangle you with his bare hands. "How’s old Gaily?” PcrsonaHy,” said Hugo, “I regard ji:al- m a d e t o m e a s u r e "Still goin.g strong." ousy as a mug’s game, niy view licing ’’.-\iul Beach?” that where therc\ is thingnmmv. there from "Buttling awav as hard as ever." should i)c what-d’voii-cali-it. Perfect | "Well, well, well.” said Montv senti- loy-e, ditto trust. But' Ronuie belongs BRITISH nicntally; “'rhe old spot certainlv does more to the (Jthello, or' green-cved-1 not seem to have changed much since monster, school of thought. He wa.s WOOLLENS —Good Lord!" he exclaimed ahriiptK', so jealous of a fellow calRd Filbeam spilling the remains of his coclctail over that he went so far on one occasion as by his trousers, and in his einotioii not to wreck a restaui-aiit when- lie found iioticiii.g it. He liad hven electrified 1)V a-ppnrcn tly—di n i n g“ w i Hi—S n e - i ii—i tr sTrdTlen idea. ^ ^ -ves.- a hircL-oi-Sttnaug_LitiiliiigS—and_ keen sensibilities, old Ronnic;' P- .Although since his arriv.iL at the "How do vou mean apparently din- L i m i t e d Drones we have .seen '.Montv 'Bodldn re­ ing?" . laxed. at his ease, chatting of this and 'She was really-' dining \vitli nu— ti'at, he had never forgotten that he had .blameless Hugo. But Ronnie didn’t Fit and Tailoring Guaranteed just lost a job and that, owing to there know that. He discovered Sue in con­ being wheels within wheels, it was im-, versation with this Filbeam—y-on'll find perative that he secure another. .\nd him at the castle, too.” a Iirigin light had just flashed upon "Sue?’’’said Monty. . > him. "Her name's Sue—^Sue, I,5rowii," Minds like Alontv Bodkin’s may not "W hat?" S o l d b y always work at express speed, hut they “Sue Brown." i are subject to the same subconscious processes as tho.se of more hrain-hurd- “Not Sue Brown? You don’t mean H. G. sunshine j)oiirs through the many windows of the large cannery illustrated here, one of the eight Aylmer elicd men. Right frdm tlie moment a girl called Sue Broyvn who w^as in the FUMERTON’S LIMITED plants in this proviiice., Canadian Caiiiiers (Western) Ltd., proprietors of Aylmer Brand, operate throughout Canada when Hugo had mentioned that he had chorus at the Regal?" KELOWNA, B.C. from seventy to eighty separate .canning plants according to season. In these modern buildings Aylmer Canned been acting as secretary to the Earl of “That’s the one. You seem to know Soups, 'Vegetables, Fruits and Baby Foods are made under the best possible conditions. Emsworth, he had had a sort of nebul- her.”

m THUKSDAY, NOVEMUER B, 19M t h e KELOWNA COUKIEK AND OKANAGAN OKCHAHDI8T i PflkGK EIGHT tium-. li>il.i\. m i (imp-iii s i‘- imirili- iiiig n|i llif li.i11.1 111 >11 lirsl .nil t>o'-J got till- M.() "WIkic are you.''” "In HART HOUSE STRING QUARTET imimiiuii.imimiimmiiii.niHmm..mi.i.m>»U«"i><"i'"'""""<”""""”""""'tmimmifiimuiwwwwnwwiiwiuHmuwiwMMninBuimrawiMniniwMiiiw HIM III limd the (illiiT thil l : wc alw.ns iiMivi'il np ;iiiii (liiw n m tinii*. '-■i* th.il iii> till lioiiom I.) iIk u .iiIv. .1 quarter of a one coinpaiiv ‘.lioiild I’rl .ill lh' dust in ml, Imitli ot li.itt.ilu'ii Ik ailquai Id till- re,11 III tin- hallalioii. I can '^•i i' the 'I r.in I find \iiii in Ilie il.iik.’ I ri'iilii il, ( IinninindiiiM (Miii ei now Nl.iniliiiM on I am rvai naling m \' woimiled to b.it tin h.nik l>v tin Ir.idiiiM loinpanv. .mil t.iliini lir.iilqn.ii let •- a'. , . 0 0 1 1 as llie l).n W ar Memories w e w ailed in In e.ilhle^’. (-m lleiiii nl to igi lilts; meet llieni tlieri.’’ .see whieh wonid In' llu- lnek\ one to < Milsiile till' slii'tls diiiplv rained on halt in tin wood. I I in.iv -eeni a sin.ill 11'., till' iioisc uas di'.'ilI IIiMg : eiieiiiv MESOPOTAMIA and PALESTINE in.'illei to wish so inneli for live min- ;niis Imimied at 11-- Iroiii anuss the val- iiles in tile shade, bill small niallers ev ,ind onr Iiea\\ artilli'iA. diiinr; counted ;i lot on ai'liie serviee and w- II Mil 11 d • lia t ter \ work, roared behiiul w I I e lioping bevond hope that ( iim- iis. K’liniid aliiMit ns \\;is |Iir sliurl. sli.iip lliniidei of (In .''i.'? 1 oal lioxi--. e.x- ( Uy ( . II. T .) p;in\' would he the IncKv one. l.lllh did we realize lhal, ow ing to the frirdil- pliiding on the rinks, and shower 1111011 lUMU^ fnl strain ol oni si ri iee in Mesopot­ shower of stones and lionlilers were amia, a Ill-art was briaking. .1 brain was filing, ill rverv direitioii. Ilie l>.triage was eicepiiig nr and down ibe hillside ns, though yon look a terrible loll of li.-inginM l)v ;i silken thread. III Ilic H'lii'K "I I'MH. when inn- lliirly-liyv men of the liinhl.'ind I.inht The le.tding eonipanv is past the md liai'kw.lids and Inrwaids along the lnf:iiilr\'. who Icll I’asra. .'irrivcd at the ives on yonr side from lie:il-sli oke. wood now and vet no whistle from erest of the bill, for the 'I'nrks, before tn>n|)N were heiiii; Iniid pressed in senrvy, malaria and dysentery and I' riiiU'e, reiIIfi'reelneiil s wei e seiil iIh'i i fidiil reduced to 1 weiity-einht. Three the i .( K I' t omiiain lollows on and retreating from this imsilinii Ibemsel- liidiaii hallalioiis of the Iblh llrinaile tinned our faces .a gliastlv bright yel- it now lies hetween (■ and h- f omivan- \'i's, bad taken the laiiges to an ineli. I iroin r.ilesliiie ;iiid, In lill up lliis p.ip. ow with jaundice. We dr.iiik your Ilie dill ;iml 7lh liidiini Divisions were went into action with only five llritisli ics. Inst as my leading four arc past was simiilv bewildered: I bud alisoliite- officers. .\ howitzer battery could vile waten :ind ate the nnsavoiirv snn- the far end of the wood the whistle V lust toneli with mv enniiiaiiv and sent from Mesopopinii.i to the llolv laked hiilly beef, which we iHinred l.iind. Tims il e;ime iihonl lh.it !ill w.'is mnsler only seven men to handle, six blows. Wc have it! Good hick, good ■onld oiilv rel\’ upon lliosc in the front Mims; si.xty is the normal strennth. with liipiid into onr hilly c.'ins after it had hick,’’and wc throw ourselves down in line to use llieii own iiidgmetif. In the hustle and commotion ainonrist the leen ;i few hours in onr haversacks. troops holiliipr the line asiride the a hnndred for the wiinon lines. A the lovely cool slnide of Ihc fig trees. midst of all this, ineredihlc as it m:tv monitor at Amar.'i was init out «'f ac­ We endiired the tortures of yonr Bag­ If wc could only lie there :m hour and seem, an orderh' stiig'gered into the TiKii.'^ at \l Aijiv .md Samara, some dad boils" .and writhed with ii.aiii from hnndied miles north of liatidad. .So tion by the snn, all the ennine-room rest! But this is war. .Siiddciilv. \vitli- e:i\e, liis fin bat gone :ind his gh.’istlv crew heinn down with heat-stroke. A vonr ".Aleppo (hates’’ (filthy, festering out the lc:ist warning, a rifle .s'hot ritigs faee streaming with hlood, with whieh far we had received no orders, Init sores) and, as if this was not enoiigii, there were ominous sinus that we wi'ie eoiiimandinn officer and one temporarv out close to us. 1 draw mv revolver lis Imiie was sirniiL’ soaked front a lienlenant was :dl the sl.'iff to run .'i yon m.ade one last desper.ate effort to ;ind, followed by some mi’U. rush into wound in his throat that was siionting \erv slioriK MoiuR to move. Knmours ■laim me for yonr own. were fl\inn tliiel< and fast, the inaioi"- hospital with a tlionsand patients. (he trees, thinking some skulking .Arab little regular squirts of hlood all flie Niiu'tv doctors landed ;it Basra; in The hast stage of onr journey down must be potting at us or firing off Ins time, 1 s.'iid: ”W here on eat'tb did ity i>oiutinn to an acKanee on .Mosul, the line was by train, a mixed one ol 'litese were smothered (|niehlv. liow- three months ten had died and forty rifle to keci) the birds aw;i\’. as llicv you eoine from?” and he muttered in had been inv.’dided out of the conntrV. open trucks .'ind old-f.asliioned car­ often do. Imagine mv horror, mv dis- reply. "Up the wadv: saw vonr light. <'ver, li\' ilie ( oinmander-in-t hiel tal<‘- riages with a door oi.'cning out of each iip.' the officers into Ids eonfideiiee and, Blit to continne the n.'irrative of our mav, to find .Sergt. Hamilton with bis Uommatidiug ()lfieer's ei imiilimenf s, march. comii.arlment and a running hoard out­ •. ^■^llI will hold vour pi'.'^iti^'i ''‘t :‘II whilst eujoininn the strieli'St seerec\', side stretching the length of the car­ lu'.’id blown off :iiul wliat is left of bis tellinn us we were noiuK to I’alestine. VVe panted and sweaterl and stream­ gliastlv face disfigured ami blackened costs; there is lu) regiment hehiiul us.” ed with persiiir.ition; our clothes, our riage. At dusk on the hast day, an l)v gunpowder; lie li;ul taken off one I steiiiH'd outside with the iiiteiition The very first thiiu> that flashed orderly put his head in at my carriage ihrminit tuv mind was the condition of eiiniinneiil. otir helmets became _a of his boots and bad pressed the trigger of going to fimf the sangars. hut the curse; we were soakiiiM wet through in window and said: “The Comnianding off with bis toe. Tlic limit of Iiuman 'barrage was more intense than ever and These distinguished musicians will give a recital in the Junior IIiKh the men’s foot-near. 'I'heir hoots were Officer’s conuplimeiits, sir.’’ 'The train ill a terrible stati', mans with iiractic- :i' few minutes, and i.ni to all this damp endurance bad been rc.'ichcd, bis giddcii there w:is not one elianee in a llious- Sehool Aiiditorinm on Tuesday evening next, under the auspices of the local and sweat clnuM the dust. When it was running, of course, and I climbed heart bad broken, the silken cord bad .md timt 1 could cross that open eonn- liranch of the Canadian Concert Association. Their programme will include: ally no soles at all and the men s feel out of the. (loor and made mv way to­ actuallv tonehinn the nrouud throunh settled on onr faces thev became a cur-, severed ;iiul tlic finest. br;ivcst niaii in try. .Surely it wmildlift a little soon and Ouartetle in G Major, Opus 3, No. 3. by Haydn; h'olk Song Suite liy Eric ions ashen Krev and our ears were full wards his carriage, facing the train give me a sporting eli.’inee! 'J'lic deton- 'I'liiman: and Quartette in A Minor, Opus 41, No. 1, by Selmman. tlicin. ,‘\t le.ast twenty per cent of the and holding on to the carriage doors the comiiany had gone to bis long of it. I•■.very man in the army had to ition of these high extdosive shells on eoniiiaiu’ had no sochs at .all and those ami windows as I went along: the ord­ home, driven insane bv all lie bad gone who had them could only boast an e a hlinding fl.'ish of light, showing helmets had trickled down to our ‘.Sergt. Hamilton, sir. Look!’’ voinmes of black smoke rising fiftv ning. tlie 9tli of ’^Noveinber. The r«- inn for their feet. 'I'o mv weekly re­ rush and a rattle and the tr.ain was WINFIELD ceipts from this effort wil.l be uscd“ o port of "h' C’omii.any is fit to lake the Mlasses it was a stream of mud. Our I have seldom seen the Commandiiig feet in tlic air, and rocks and dohris noses were choked with dust as we jiassing over the military bridge at Officer affected, but he could do noth­ would fly sky-high in cverv direction, finance tlie Cliristmas 'I'ree entertain­ fielfi’’ I had added over and over anain: Ezra’s 'I'omb, in.'ide of steel sleepers M-asped for air. our mouths were full of ing hut i?ace up and down, muttering 'rfiousatids of shells were hilling all The Farmers Institute held their ment. *‘The eomlilion of the men's hoots is laid on a mass of iron girders; hii' monthly meeting in the Winfield Com­ * I* • r. but tion in every inch of space on the decks lecture on soil formation and relative • * * my Serneant-Major soon _ enlinhtened eet him across the thousand yards of bugles, and anyway it would upset the been I The long, tiring march, the subjects, by Mr. C.. C. Kelley, who has dust to the main column. O for a and hatches below, and !■ was alwavs men.” So. when the battalion moved tragedy of the little wood, tlic muddle M iss Holly Berry was a passenger iTie. “They march four miles an liour, glad to get back on deck again out of for several years been making a soil drink! We could only rin.se our mouths off, his platoon officer, three men and of taking over the position and this con­ .survey of tlie different districts in the last week to Oliver, where she will sirr-^nd halt every two hours: wc can’t with the hot or tepid chlorinated water the stifling heat and foul air. move at more than two and a half I stood round him and I gave the or­ tinuous blast of shell fire. Interior, having been working in the visit friends. —^to swallow it from a bottle whose We had not been many days at sea der: “Party, attention!” We could not •At long last the barrage lifted arid miles an hour and halt for five minutes w'hcn the ship’s medical officer came Glenmore. Okanagan Centre and ^yin­ every hour; we shall be on the desert, mouth was covered with sweat, dust spare two minutes silence but we paus­ without a moment’s delav 1 ordered up field districts during the past two sea­ Mr. W. J. Coe left on Sunday for to me and said; “I'or God’s sake, try Creston. where he will remain for sev­ they on the road; they_will soon dis­ and Rrime made us sick. ed a while and then hurried 011 to rejoin my reserve half-companv. It was ncit sons. Two. large maps showing all of .At long last the sun disappeared over to collect every grain of aspirin or the battalion. That night a corpor;al necessary for me to rclav the coloiiel s eral weeks in the interests of the fruit appear ‘into the blue.’ sir.’’ ■ drugs that the officers have: we have the cTfstrict, in eluding the flats and over As the O.C. Artillery only wanted the western h o ri^ n but it Jirouglit us came to me arid said: “I am .sorry, sir, message: the men held the tine without to Okanagan Lake were displayed in growers. His duties will be watching the influenza epidemic on board.’’ I the movemenfriUfruit 'from that dis­ his flanks nuarded, I put one platoon little relief. The sand had been suck­ I cannot stand it either. I claim mv it. as T. knew thev would, though I colour shading to designate the differ­ ing up that scorching heat all day long said, “Surely you have ample supplies trict by truck, this form of transpor­ on each side of his leadinn nun team right as an escaped prisoner of war not found the remnant of No. 4 platoon, ent types of soil. A rather small au­ and now gave it back again: under our in the ship’s .stores,” and to mv horror after having been literallv blown off the tation having not worked out to the at a distance of a thousand yards and he replied, “There are not any! We to go into the firing line again.” I re­ dience gave an attentive hearing to the feet we could feel it rising up with a plied, “I know you have .done vonr face of the bill, had actuallv advanced lecture and during the recess for re­ best interests c)f the average fruit gro­ the two remaininn platoons a thousand blast which was hotter and more stifl­ have practically no medical supplies of tlirougb our sjiattered wire entangle­ wer. yards in rear of these, the whole spread any kind on board.” I said. “Why did share too.” and I tore a page out of freshments Mr. Kelley was besieged * * . * ing, if anything, than the direct ravs my field service book and wrote an ments . and. under the coitnnarid^ of a with questions. He was accompanied out in the usual advance and rear nuard you allow the ship to sail without Afr. and Mrs. Leon Irving spent the formation. Shortly after we started it we had e.xperienced all day'. order to that effect and sent him to the private, had taken uji a position in No by his assista” ’ and Air. Ben Hoy acted The column eventually halted and J them? You never reported it to me.” Man’s Land, short of the barrage. week-end as guests of Mr. and Airs. soon became evident that the nunners He answ'ered: “I had to sign for taking adjutant. the part of chanffeur. collected my four platoons, though it It was dark by the time we reached There was no infantrv attack that D. AL Clark. were disappearinn in the distance at a over the medical stores complete at * * * ' rapid rate, thounh one could see riothr was no light undertaking to find them headquarters on shore before I canie the line and while the men were actual night. "‘Old 1 iirkev Cock had no I then went off to report to O.C. Art­ ly, changing places with the battalion doubt been informed by Arab spies as The Winfield Co-operative packing Airs. R. P. White and daughters re­ inn but the vast cloud of dust kicked illery. "E Company, 2nd Dorsets, Pre­ on board; I was rushed on to the ship to our movements and he certainly house emidoyees are putting on a dance turned on .Sunday from T.avington, up by the lonn line of transport of all at the very last minute and we were we relieved I was taken to mv new sent, sir; may I dismiss the escort?’’ company headquarters. We were now made it hot for us. \vhere they had been visiting the for­ descriptions which nioved . alonn the off.” He smiled and offered me a _ ^ in k on the extreme western spur of the Returned nien mav wonder why mv mer’s parents for several clays. road both in front^and behind the par­ these gunners, like the Air force.' al­ I will not go into the details of this Judean hills, a solid mass of rock, cov­ our the living as well? If we honour the * . * * ticular nuns we were supposed to es- melancholy business. The wretched company was designated "L. ’ The ways had the means of carrying small ered in places with boulders and loose original battalion of .A. B. G and D 212 who perished, must we not also Alisses Edith Giinn and Alarjorie coit. Unless one has actuallv seen a luxuries denied to footsloggers. My Indian troopers suffered most of all honour the 17 who faced exactly the division of some 25,000 men. with all stones. In front" of us lav a wadv or Companies was lost at Kut. a new com­ A'lcDonagh were north-bound passen­ day’s work was not yet done. I now and it was frequently my mournful valley: we were holdirig one ridge and same dangers and hardships and, their impediments as well as heavy ar- duty to proceed up the companionwavs. posite re.giincnt ivas formed out of con­ gers on Sunday. They will 'visit at had to find mv regiment, and T was the Turks the one opposite to us. It valescent sick and .woundcjd of the Dor- though thev survived, are broken men. Alabel Lake, Fnderby and Grindrod •tillery. on the march in Mesopotamia, greeted none -too warmly for delaying salute the bridge and say, “ Wc are was impossible, of course, to dig tren­ “Their ivaiiie liveth for evermore. ‘Is one can have no conception of the dust ready, sir; will you please stop the sots and Norfolks and was called the for several weeks. so long. My company was detailed for ches in this ground and so we had . to Norset Regiment, and as soon as re­ it nothing to you, all ve that pass b v ?’ • • ■ • ...... —it is almost beyond description. Hinh, picket duty that night and dbntries were engines?” A group is gathered by an open section of the bulwarks on the resort to the sarigar system of defence inforcements arrived the new second So long- as the Canadian ParliamctU Afr. and Mrs. .Avery Phillips were hinh up in the sky one .saw it; not blow- to be posted without delay. Mv duties practised in India, which is a series^of continues to maintain its preserit atti­ inn across, as there was not a breath ot well deck, a flash of colour as the battalion of the Dorsets was desiimat- visitors to A'ernon on Sunday. as compaii'V’ commander appeared to he little stone forts built amongst the rocks. ed E. F. G and H Cennoanies.. G)f the tude towards our wounded and disabled air, but hanninn in a hunc dull reddish just starting! I had to collect the men Union Jack is pulled aside and, as we My company held two of these. sui>- stand at the salute, a plank is tipped original survivors of the 2nd Dorsets men, so long shall wc continue to bear The Winfield and Okanagan Centre brown cloud, coverinn everythinn with who had fallen out. some of w'hom ported by machine gun detachments in in Kut. 239 marched out as prisoners the echo return to us from our - ’’oiis its nhastlv pall. If one moved far en- from each platoon were scattered all up. and a hero’s body sevvn lip in a between them, with a platoon in each Irrigation District hold tlieir Court of green canvas bag slides down with a of war, and When 1 was at Damascus dead, from the desert wastes of Meso-- ou.nh out on a flank, one could see it down the line of march, some had been and two in reserve. I was delayed at Revision on Tuesday. Nov. 6th, at the spreadihn out from the horizon or some dull splash into the sea. and the wat after the armistice papers passed potamia to the far distant fields of Communit.y Hall. A meeting of the taken into the medical ambulance, some battalion headquarters and followed up slinht rise in the nround in front of us has claimed another victim. As long as through inv hands from the \\'ar (Office b'landers and from those whose last Trustees will take place during the day. had got a lift on Stipplv and Trans­ in the dark, a guide taking me across showing a strength of onlv 17. The berth lies in the seven seas: It is to the opposite horizon in our rear port carts, some were still staggering I live I shall never fopget the long open ground to iiiy eonipanv head­ and throunh this solid mass of minute stream of stretchers bearing away the rest perished on the desert between nothing. into camp. 1 had tc> see that the men quarters. which was halfway up the hill .Samara and Mosul, where the brutal I .Sonie activity, in the building line particles of the Tinris silt, dried to got their ■; rations and fresh water—if sick we put ashore at Aden. Thev on the reverse slope, and I found it to “On the sand-drift, on the veldt side, iis being noticed since the busier season powder bv the relentless sun of Mes- wended their way like some huge, un­ Turks denuded them of helmets and in the: fern scruli we lay. one could call the muddv ooze from the be a very small natural cave formed clothing and made them march naked ’s civer. oi>otamia. nroped an army, a never-end- Tigris fresh: It was put into large can­ canny snake out of a hole in the ship’s That OUT son.s might follow after side, down th'C long gangway aiid by an outcrop of overhanging rock. aerpss the desert—a few .short hours of inn stream of cavalry, nunners. infan- vas tanks, given a igood dressing of This cubby hole was about twiilvc feet l)v the bones on the way. Fall cultivation is becoming general, trv. with their .first and stTond line across the dock, to clisappear behind a the Mesopotamian sun did the rest. lime to sink the slime to. the bottom long and perhaps six feet w ide, th In writing these notes on thb war. it Follow after, follow after, i it being found that this is the best transport mules and camels, and thoroughly dosed and over- large shed, r'captiearing on the other opening facing (lirectlv awav from the for the liai'vesr is sown; Tpreventative cif-a tarnish plant-bug in- them. stretching for mileij,. the .seeming-. chloride of lime as a precau- side and winding far away down the was not my intention to comment on 1 festation. This bug caused consider- road in the di.stance towards the town. enemy and so giving perfect protection. the (Canadian pensions siiandal. but. if By the bones about the wayside Iv endless line ot Supply .md Trans-ij tioh again.siagain.st cholera—no more disgu.st- I ha(i hardly time to look round, how­ ve .shall come to vour own!” |able damage during the past season. port carts. I imagine this scourge was the same we honour the dead, m ust we not hon- I soon realized that it was a hopeless ! ing lipuid niairevern— ----- drank, - . ever, before an officer of the regiment I I had been given a rough outline ot the world over, and our beloved Arch­ deacon. who did so much to alleviate we were relieving came in and reported task for my company of infantry to pre- ffour bivouac, and now had to go over all his sentries and troops had been re­ tend to escort any given bodv of men the position in the dark and post inv the suffering during the outbreak in Kelowna, can sympathize with a ship’s lieved. Without waiting to give me or guns, so I confined iny energies _ t o , j ^ then had to make arrange any information about the position wc THE HOME OF NABOB TEA AND COFFEE trving to keep our ^ j „,ents for the men whose feet, owing company battling against long odds in the sweltering heat of the Gulf of Aden, were holding, he shook hands with me. tance from the main colunin. yompanv hoots, were in such a terrible wished me luck and, followed by his iifficers had no chargers in those days state that, thev could not possibly with nearly four thousand souls cooped up on a terribly overcrowded transport other officers, departed! and 1 marched with one of mv leading march on'the morrow. Only the very Just then six 5.9 guns started search platoons. I quite lost touch with the worst were allowed to be 'handed over and no drugs; Let us now shift our scene to the ing the hill from our front line right other three, except that by leaving the i the authorities and it was heart- down to the wadv behind ns. The men and going further. out into the des- 1 hreaking i to have to force many more to Holy Land. shells started bursting on the ridge of ert 1 could1 catch a glimpse every’every now I urea fU . dav like this before The battalion is marching, a thou­ and again of another, though _smaller. n”‘ crgo ano ^ r ^ ••totally un sand strong, from Ludd (the Lydia of the hill and the distance wa.s lengthen­ the Bible) to Medjel Yaba to go into ed aliout fifty yards at a time: back­ cloud of ilust three-quarters of a mile , t ' wards and forwards, up and down the behind us which I presumed was mv ; night, after the line. Heavy artillery is crashing and thundering with ceaseless activity hill, crashed these coal boxes._ One rear glatoon those on the other -’•'oo thousand and one things could imagine due heard the officer in the column being, of course, completelv • ^ company officer’s life. on our left front; we are straightening command saying: “Up fifty! one round; the line on the coast near Jaffa (the isolated. - o o f I flung myself down to rest on the fire! Up fifty: one round; fire!” One \\w e hadnan moved Iiu.veu off with the fakse :, j^ ___ . ^ with-j mv sodden wet Joppa of biblical times). It is a steamy iiot day and the dust down this main gave a sigh of relief as this wave passed dawn but in an incredibly■“''‘TT.'n ^rVtU short ^uace TVfpV A-lothcs still dingi....clinging to me. I was ot time tile tierv rod iVles , . ^ road, cut up by a constant stream of ns by and held one’s breath as it re­ tiled out. possibly too tired, for .1 could turned towards us. I telephoned to niv oiiotamia sun came licking over the ;cp. 1 had still much to think motor transjairt, is almost as bad as horizon to Vcorch and wither and bh s-' nut •^icu two platoon commanders to send me an ...... , . -r, X I I .inluiiit the fleas of Mesopotamia came “Messpots,” though it is different; the sea air here is heavy and sultry and officer at once to report on the local­ ter n.', all (laV 'ung: rifle barrels brainy ,’ sand in millions and. to ity and situation of the sangars and to too hot to hold, and the water iiY our , .1(1 , to this, mvmy eves were achinga c h in g badlv. 1 the__ particles of dust don’t rise as thev bottles got hot it was unfit to mv glasses, which cut out | do in the desert. ’We are late, the troops give me any information they had as to In .spite ot nuV g ^ ■w'here the enemy was. and. while wait­ It would take the space ot a separate . ^ violet ravs I article to describe the heat m two ' n i S r iirtlic tr^ich- ! ''I’ance.'and we hurry al^tr^ o v ^ o ^ ing for these, with a crash and a roar that shook the whole hillside the enemy pots." The highest ptticialofficial reactingreading vaswas | " tl.iin. guinara had rested them but now,“ i ed vwith ammunition and equipment, the are feeling thi^ moist heat very liarrage burst upon us. I tclepboned 12.S degrees under board and thatch aiul . ‘ fierce white glare reflected j men frantically to the sangars. to know l.h) degrees in the hospital tents 1 desert was playing havoc with “niic...iich. In the distance we sec what Ihigdadr— E(.r-tv>urteeii-hours-a--daw--ni4^h^iH^ amiears—t-o—be a sni;dl—wood .and- I_raise where they were and liow to get to the*1 _ t...* hot weather...... Clin 1C the tho sun mo5st is the most re . . . • r^ .. 1.__ them from my position. 1 knew fbe 1 have only had space to give a fleet-l iny fielcl glasses “t7;lephone linejmvoitld-not—la*t—longMmt- leiitless. iiiitiring eiiemv man can have. s march, but we were I it is! and it runs right in. to the side of The mortalitv in the armv was appaL all I could'get from them was. “We are ling; It vs i-ecorded th.at "after ten o on the top of the hill, about three-quart­ Clock men were dropping every few ers of a mile from battalion headquart­ cards: tliev siiiiplv pitched over am ers.” Neither of them knew where I lav where thev fell. Some succumbed was or where the reserve platoons were, thrice acc •sert. with vour tlies. ' mv waten. i ihiuk yve w m .o^uui vn- 'in the transi'ort c;irts as thev were be­ "dust, vour plagues. !we are'a little before time but there is it was certainly a terrible muddle, and >f'J ing taken to the ,ambulance, others \Udern‘'''sciei’u“'^ preventrcl“\'ou*7rmn |I a'long. i.Mihiil .leading 1— i:.,... up t,, to it which which IS is just then the slgrialler at mv side said died of exhaustion as they were being We arc al- “O.C. No. 4 platoon calling, sir.” snatching thousands upon thousands j hound to check our pace, “Hulip! Hullo!” "Direct hit, sir. four lilted out. The sun was strong enesugh more onr lives hv vaccinating’ ns I most there: ,t is certain now that we to warp a hoard of wood in half an nieii killed and seven badlv'wounded. i S Lgahist the smalhvox outbreak in Bag-j will halt close to it but it is very snialk Have only fouri stretchers. Where IvoiM-.’’ draft of eightv men started dad and bv the frequent inoculations at | just an acre or two oL olive and fig KM \r ,M-r.t,vpr h'eademarters of Kelly Douglas & Company, Limited, projirictors of Nabob Brand Tea, Coffee at midnight witli a convoy from Abu (tad ana in i . . a^.^inst bu- trees, the latter m full leaf; thew obd shall I. . . . .” His last sentemre was Ihe Vancouver ‘ ,.,j.rted’ in -i^small wav in the late eighties and today possesses a proud record of various times and places never finished, the line had gone and, achieveS concern of its kind in Western Canada, with branches or warehouses at chief distribu­ Komaii but not one arrived at .Uutaila bonic plague, cholera, sandfly fever, is narrow where it meets the road and the next morning; thev lav strewn out- there is obviously only enough frontage shortly afterwards, telephone commun­ enteric and tetanus—to mention only a ication to No. 1 platoon as well. I ting points. all over the de.sert. t)ther drafts suc­ few of the evils you had in store for to shelter one company marching in cumbed in turn. One hundred and 1>AQE NINK NOV EM BEK 8. I'Jil THE KELOWHA COUKIEH AND OKANAGAN ORCI1AKD18T i COYLE BATlEKllvS BUILT YOUNG PEOPLE OF immiiiHHnamimrMUiKiuimii RUTLAND Oh B. C. LKAl) AND W O O D PEACHLAND CllUKClI NOTICES 11 I . not news lo nn I r.ritish ( o UNITED CHURCH I III 1111111 ( 1IIIIK 11 lint dll Mdll A -ideiidiil I dsv l| .11 •III the ( dill \ mmi Ik'i I M I he \ I nmi’n 11 i« Ininin.ins lli.it tin- Inn -.1 I l.l I I r I \ 11 la 11 I \ .1 I U I Mill I I I'III.II SI'. -idii .mil iiiimit V I 'ai 1V .11 I .1 nged V the I lidii's' CHRISTMAS .'•i I loi d pil IH I s | II- III ; \iiv I'liiovald proviinr. I! MICIIAICI- AND AI,L ANOICLB i.ih. .or piodlieed in the ■M iih'l li\ •l \ I ll'll, w ild I il I icet I'd < imid in tin 'I In M i| dll I I a I low e en KT. I \ ciiiin’ .It lilt- lionic ol Mi SS IlCIH ( . haiil In tin pin I '.l I In u Ol Id 1. now N (‘ mil iliiitcd ) • » I Kuliici StirrI uikI Sullirilanil A»eiiuo Indool p.mic Id ihi' hnii nulls l,i\ iin Inc incteelidii GIFTS I i 11 li. on h 1 ida da ■'I, .Old l ovh I’.atteries contain III fin* n.Ohl.ii d I I ,1 1 111 net- tlnil and the ten mills hn ilomeslie water, Nov, lltli. Nmiilay ;«Ult Irinily. .Old I on I |i(l 11 loll s wi-i'c pl.iv<’(l and. ii Mr. and Mr I'ercv I aid.Ill I his f.ictoi v li.is Used hinidred'. ol loin Inis 111'c 11 sc I till 111 r diiili' I’riipli'. sl.iinn; lhal hoth vveie illegal I'he lire lldwanl lell (III .''■^alni llav hv e.ii FOR THE K ii.m. Holy Cuiiiiimuion. lownu; an •■Mallenl .■.upper, daiieinp ol tins leail ;iiid will coniniiie to. Per Ii.ls iii'cil well M.IS ;i.ni, Siiiiil.'i.v Si Ik'iiI. Class Simd.ii' cv e n in e si-ivit pidieilidii lew w.i'. h.i'.ed on Bv-Law Ole ( I last. w.o. kvpl lip until .III rai I \ hour. haps ihe second m.ani leatine in niial |i.is| twd .'inn ;ni;arlcn. nniinUiinrd illliiiu' tin I I, whieh hv-law pidvideil lor the de- OLD COUNTRY IO,tr> a.m. Matins, Si iiiioii and Holy ilv li.itlciv const ruction is the woin ila\s. Twd .Siniikiis .u'd, Mi.s MniicI henlme. lor liie pioteetidii. riiis de- I I le.'il Ini ntei s a nd lishei s h.i VV heen \ I mi't li e I 1.1 V sei vii e will Ni'paiators certain llritish < ohnnhi.i cIiooko ( (iiiniiniiion. ( iiiilitie si'dl.c iidiil .1 well (deki'il me henlin e ha-, heen p:ml oil lor some taking uniiMial ..pdil I.itelv . Tlie pai tv :t 11 help yon Christ- I’lca .«• iinti- that Matins will l)f a.in., Matins and SiTinon, and R. Like an\’ other ni.ainifacllired article, I I a w:iii. A resdlntion calling for :m assessor dise, without the slightest obliga­ Holy ( 'oniniunion. I >i'dication of Mem « « « w hen good ni.ateri.als ;n e inopei lv pul Last .Snnd;i\ tin.' Inisiesl persdii in lor I'Ma Id he api'ointcd hv tender was tion to buy. together, the performance is assured. the elinieli, the Rev. .Air. M e I'liei sdii .Ai'pari'ntlv onr ( ileimidre el.'iv will oriai to the late Kw. I.. C. Willtiiisoii. d'he animal st.iff dance ol the passed. grow pnhlieitv if not iipples, since the l.e.iii i\- I'il/p;ili iid< packing house ,\nd t 'ovle Pnilterii's are proving by d.ay found lime In liiine aiidllui inspiring ( Bisc'i vancc of the '1 wo Minutc.s Sil- < III l ent lax rceeipts for the v(':ir :i- title of the thesis wrilleii hv a grndn- lull! in ihe llall on .Mondav evening ill and d;iy out service that owners ap- iMicc’’ at II a.in. message to the A'. I’. inoniileil Id ahdiit 50'< of tlic ldt;il. ale ill Agi iciiltiire of L. B. ( . was " A About two hundred friends ;md rc pi'eciaU' Iniving the price thiw pas' go lie A’diiilg, I’edple Idul, liirward M dl e III Ole arre.'irs were i ollerted PETTIGREW into the Inillerv and not into freight ('liemie:il Ex.iinin.itidii of Norimil am TMK UNITED CHUKCU OP CANADA lations ol the eiiiplovees of the linn next Smid;iv evening In hearing fidiii lh:m for several previons vears, $2,()()(> Degi'Jiih'd I’rofiles in t ileiinidre ( l;iv.' JEWELLER AND f iiHl lliiilril, col iiri ttictiln Si. .mil llrinanl .and excess dividends. 3 oil'll niwer M iss .Al, ( liapin mi wlnil slniiild pidvc Avriiiic were present. ddie Kclou ni;ins sup less has heen spent this vear than w.'is DIAMOND MERCHANT idied iieppv music for Imtli modern ;iiid find .a h.alleiw carrving the ■ n.ame Id he a (d|'ic of ahsurhiiig interest siK'iil last ve.'ir to « m order to observe the wdieii vour monev is hiiving the best er at 10..SO a.m. of .a "Iliish League." with two teams h.atleiw ever built! "two miuntes silence " at 11 o clock, UNITED CHURCH LADIES AA'. Todd :ind I*, (iai'iior left early from Ovam.a. Winfield .and Rutland in the wi'elv for A’criidii, wheie tliev Strangers :iiid visitors eordiall\’ wel­ people's tiropertr instead of dam.aging TO SER'VE TURKEY DINNER md :i te.am from Kelowna, w.as discuss were called to serve on the jiirv. comed to all our services. ■d lint will he decided at :i kiter date. It. The Honourable * * m What has alreadv moved an attr.'U'- T. D. PATTIJllO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The I hill will invest in a new has- .Mr. II. Ackrovd, with liis friend, lion ;ind h;is ;ilw.'ivs been well jiatron- R. I. Hogg h;is returned to his home Ellis Street ,\lr, L. Cookston, spent a week’s vaca­ ized is the :iinin,'il dimier served hv the after ;i st:iy :it the .Stinimerkaiid Jlos- Pastor: J. F. Patch. 10..30 a.m. Morning Worship at 11.30 a good lime was had hv all. This is dence. .Saturday evening, .November 10th. • * • egiim :iiid .-Aiixiliarv nueiiihers are a.m. Gospel Service at 7.30 p.m. the first of the ■packing houses'dances’ from 5..30 till 8..30 ii.m. — ANNUAL — Praise and prayer meeting on Wed- tills season. •Mr. Himiphre.vs’ class had a most being .isked to iiarade from the Ceno- • * ♦ taiMi on Remembrance Day after the Tiesdav. at 7.30 p.m. enjoyable Hallowe'en party at the MAYONNAISE B.'Y.P.U. meeting on Friday, at S A meeting of the Young People's .Scliool on Wednesday evening. lAincv placing of wreaths to the United -p.m. .'Society was held at the home of. _Mr. dress costumes were worn by the pu­ Church, where the service will he con­ ARMISTICE TURKEY DINNER Must Be Fresh ducted by the Rev. F'rank Cliilton. The A cordial invitation is extended to ,\. .McMillan on Wediiesdav evening, pils, and a cash prize was awarded to Served by the to arrange a programme for a social service at the Cenotaph will he held at «II lo come and worship with us. Basil Bond for the most hiimorons Mayonnaise is onlv at its 1 when LADIES’ AID OF THE UNITED CHURCH evening, to he held in the Lnited costume. A wonderful sniiper of .sand­ 11.00 a.m., with the church service Church on. or about. .November 23rd. fresh! commencing at 11.15. at the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY wiches, pics, salads and cakes was ser- It should he inamifaetiired every few Cor. Bernard Ave. and Bertram St. It was decided that a variation in the ed. The rest of the evening was spent . m m ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, ELLIS ST. prograninie he made, rather than have Hallowe’en days to your grocer’s order. . A Boys (.Jronp in charge of Rev. This Society is a branch of The in playing indoor games Every jar should he marked to in­ Mother Church, The First Church ol the usual indoor contests :ind games, such as blind man' huff, grab apple. .^rank Chilton are planning to use the SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1 0 th so the tirogramnie will consist of not dicate when it was made, thus assur­ vacant room at the school for sports Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. Ser­ etc. ing you of absolntc freshness. from 5.30 to 8,30 vices: Sunday, 11 a.m.; Sunday School, only these hut musical nuinliers, (|uar- * • • and are asking local "Citizens to con­ tette selections and an inii'roniptu The.se are the self-applied conditions tribute to help out this fund. Basket­ A D M IS SIO N - - 50c ^.45 a.m.; first and third Wednesdays, Several showers have fallen in the strictly’ adhered to by the manufactur­ Testimony Meeting, 8 p.m. Reading Court 'Prial. The Women's .\uxiliary district during tlie past week and snow ball is to he played and eciuipmeiit is 14-lc are in charge of the refreshments. ers of Best . Foods ^favonnaise. vyho needed. Room open Wednesday and Saturday has already appeared on Black Moun­ oticrate in A’ancoiiyer a fiillv modern afternoons, 3 to 5 p.m. tain on two occasions,- only to disap­ plant for the manufacture of the Rest Mr. and Mrs. George Keyes have as "ADAM AND ' FALLEN MAN” The annual meeting of the Rutland pear.’ however, with the arrival of war­ Foods Mayonnaise aiirl other Best will be the .subject of the Lesson-Ser­ Badminton Club was held in the Gom- mer temperatures. their guests Mr. and Mrs. George Foods products. Phillips, of California, who niofored up mon on Sunday. munitv hall following the fir.st prac­ • * • A result of intensive consumer re­ The Golden Text is: "He that coni- tice on Thursday evening. Mr. Earl Mr. C. L. Grailger and his son-in- from their home and arrived in town search, (|uestions asked of thousands of last Wednesday. eth from above is above all: he that is Hardie was elected President, and law, Mr. Basil Walker, motored hv Western women, iiroved conclusivelv • • • - of the earth is earthy, and speaketh of Miss P". .McDiarmid, Sec.-Treas., for way of the P'raser Canyon Highway, that their taste in mayonnaise is some­ the earth.” (John 3: 31.) the ensiling year. The financial state­ to \ ancouver recently, with the latter's The Rev. Frank Chilton preached thing mild and mellow. the special sermon at the anniversary .Among the citations which comprise ment showed a good lialance on liand. household effects. Mr. W alker has a Western Canadian women like their the lesson-Sermon is the following It was decided to invest in a table ten­ permanent position ,as salesman for a services held in tlie United Church on mayonnaise as smooth as sinopth. Thev' Sunday. The choir sang special music from the Bible: "So God created man nis set. to be used by members be­ music company in \^ancouver, and will appreciate Best hoods for this ciualitv in his own image, in the image of God for the occasion. tween badminton games. Messrs. he joined, in a week’s time, by Mrs. alone. m- * created he him; male and female creat- I'raiik Hawkey and Bill Sniith were \\'alker, where they will take up their Then they are assured that in. Best Mr. and .Mrs. A. Burdekin left for a 'cd he them. And God saw every thing chosen to arrange tournaments xyith residence. -Mr. Granger returned home Foods Mayonnaise only good, whole­ that he had; made, and, behold, it was outside clubs. Badminton practices on Tuesday, via the U. S. .A. and says trip to England on Sunday. During ver good.” (Gen. 1: 27, 31.)_ some oils and the freshest of B. C. their absence their home is to he oc­ rv SM will he on Tuesday and Thursday eve­ tlie I'raser Higliway was very had af­ breakfast eggs are used. In addition, The Lesson-Sermon also includes the nings and special arrangements will ter recent storms. cupied by Mr. and Bert Higgs, who folknving passage from the Christian matured fr'uity vinegar and rare spices. returned h'riday from a frit) to Van­ be made later on for practices in the * * * There are some things that Best Science textbook, "Science and Health afternoons. .A .good membership has -.\ local resident recently had a spare couver. with Kev to the Scriptures,” by Mary Foods Mayonnaise does not contain already. lieen enrolled, iiicliiding a nnm- tire removed from the car while it was and this is important! Best l"oods Baker Eddy: “Thie divine Principle, or b ero f voiiiig and older iieoole who arc parked on the main street of Kelowna. Levulosc (fruit sugar), one of the L'f Spirit, coniprehends and expresses all, Mayonnaise has no ''filler'.'—no corn not. as yet. familiar with the game. starch, potato starch or gelatine. Best three sugars found in honey is non­ and all must therefore be as perfect as ♦ * ♦ Mr. Clarence Duncan left on W ed­ the divine Principle is perfect.” (p. 518) Foods is just pure mayonnaise, delight­ granulating and is usually the predom­ I-'oiirteen boys attended the first nesday for a si.x w’eeks’ stay at Kam- ful to taste and so good for vou. inating one. The pther two sugars are ,Cnl) meeting of the tenn, in the school looi's, where he will receive- medical dextrose (grape sugar) and sucrose FREE METHODIST CHURCH treatment. Richter Street, North. hasemein on h'riday. under the leader­ * ♦ * .A pound of whole-milk cheese con­ (cane sugar). Dextrose is a rapid ship of .A. C. M. Bond. The pro­ tains about four ounces of protein, the granulating sugar. Sucrose is present 10 a.m. Sunday Schpol. gramme civnsisted of games, a rehear­ Mr. .Alister Cameron has been in body building element. in honey only in very small quantities. 11 a.m. Preaching Service. sal of tlie -Memorial Service, and pre­ charge of a governmental survev of the 7..30 p.m. Song and Praise Service. sentation of badges. Si.xer Clifford water-logged land lying a ciuarter of a ir* 8 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting. Schell received the First .Aider’s and liiile east of the Rutland School, which REV. C. P. STEW A RT, Pastor. House Orderly's Badges, and Sixer extends to the first bench. Drains Dick Reith. the Swimmer’s Badge. ill possibly be madd from this land PENTECOSTAL MISSION •Meetings will be held every Friday af- Mil] Creek.to (Lawrence Avenue) tennooii. at the School, and any bov Sunday services: 10 a.m., Sunday between tlie ages of eight and twelve Mr. -Adam Reiger has rented the School: 11 a.m.. Devotional Service, years wlio would like to be a Wolf Cub house and property of Mr. .Alfred Pon- '7..30 p.m., Evangelistic Meeting. will be eligible as a recruit. The Wolf gratz. who recently left this district Week-night meetings, Tuesday and Cub Pack is a junior branch of the with his family for Nanaimo, w’here he Friday. 7.45. Rev. H. Catrano, Pastor; world-wide Boy Scout movernent, is employed as a leather tailor. L'vangelist, D orothy'H . Varden. Good which promotes friendship, banishes ♦ * • you don’t have to talk •iiiusic. - hatred, and creates a brotherly attitude \ chartered aeroplane' tCF'-ASJ) pi­ towards all hoys, regardless of their loted by -Mr. Eric cle Pencier with Mr. " M ” . t e a whisper. Stockings SALVATION ARMY creed, colour or nationality. T. .Aitchison as mechanic, landed on are one thing I’m fussy about. .Suiulay, 7 a.m. Prayer Meetinetingj_ll the Rutland airport on Saturday after­ >.m.^al- A C ourt of Honour was held at the noon. The chartered trip from Van- a.m., Holiness Meeting; 7.30 p.m "W hy, yes! I’ve been wearing 'M ystery' Stockings ever vation Meeting. home of .Assistant .Scoutmaster Ken couver. has taken thenr as far east as Wednesday, 2 p.m. Home League in Bond on h'ridgv t‘venim.^ and. althoiigh h'eniie, through the towns of Chilli­ since they brought them out. JustthinkT 51 Gauge!! quarters. the iiig^ht v\as wet, there was a gooij at­ wack, Grand Forks. Cranbrook. and 'riuirsdav. 8 p.m. Salvation Meeting. tendance. , A. S. M. Peter Ritchie was Trail, and the return route through "Close-clinging?— I’ll say! And are they extra dull? And Young People’s Meetings, Sunday, Penticton, Rutland. Vernon, Kamloops, elected chairnian. It was imaiiimous!v sheer! W hat I like most about them is their quality look; 10.15 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. decided to resume Scout meetings on and Princeton to Vancouver. “Barn­ i'riday. .November '.>fh. hiacli member storming" is done while the jiilot is but at the same time, I just love the way they outwear waiting at these airports, and sweep­ GUILD OF HEALTH of the Trooi» will Ju- .asked to make an cheaper stockings. That’s where the economy comes in. Faith is essentially :in attitude. It earnest endeavour to procure a uni­ stake tickets are sold. Mr. Kermit F.n- is not the abaudonment of judgment form. esiicciallv the P.L.'s who will tin was one of the Inckv ticketholders and good sense; it is the enrichment lU' attend the Patrol Leaders' Convention, for :l flight at Rutland. The 'plane i.s "M YSTERy" Stockings excel in cloudless beauty powered vyith a Wright’s Whirlwind these things by .the adoption of a cer- at \'ernon ■ shortiv. .\,s. the 'I'roop is of fabric and tailored smartness of styling, tfiiii attitude. "Believe ye that I am verv low in funds, many suggestions Engine with two open cockpits,, hood­ ai)l0 to do this?" Jesus iisked. The were made tb raise monev. Pete Rit­ ed with heavy celluloid, for winter fivr mail or woman who has faith in (.iod chie and Ken\ Bond volunteered to act ing. L\ big crowd visited the plane on A ll the new shades -Sunday afternoon, and a number of .9 5 i- reactiug to ciiviroiiinental conditions as hosts at an invitation dance in Mr. at leading stores PAIR •, if which the godle.ss man knows noth­ tirai 's Packing House toward the end passengers were taken iiii on flights. ing. His faith brings him into vital of N’ovcnihcr. 'riie men will he a.skcd 'I'he plane left for \ eriion on .Mond:iv iiiorniiig. contact with the infinite resources of to donate 25eh and the ladies to bring * * * . .jo\- and strength and health. Not me­ refreshments. It was planned to have chanically! h'or the vital relationship ,'i Remembrance Day Barade. aroinul Mr. Arldlf Holitski returned lioine on which alone can release the power of ;liL Rutland k'enotatdi; also an over­ l-'ridav. 'via, the l''raser fanyon High- (iod into a -hninan life is the relation­ night, hike to Wallace's ( ahjn oii_^No^ wav, from a' si.'S weeks’ _ym^atjon at ship o f. harinony. it means living in vemher 17-18. The exact arrange- Akancoiivcr. VA'hilc therc~he’’iiTdiilgcd ‘Tw h’““cIose touch \\nth~Ge made whole. It anmninced at the next Scout meeting. • * • iiKXins exercising our will regularly The 'I'roop will Vvelcome. as a rycriiit, Mr. .A. W. Grav. the Provincial l\’e- and firmly in the direction of co-opera- .'iny hoy liotween the ages of twelve lief Investigator, left on .Mondav, l)v tioii with the he.'iling .Spirit of (Jod. and eighteen years. The, meeting e;inie train, for A ictoria, where he will at-, III sliort it means that w e desire to he to an end with the repetition of the tend the Relief Conference. made W H O L E in order that w e niay -Scout Promise. , ■ ,■ • • •\ ' 1 SUPERSILK HO.SIERy MILLS LIMITED - - LONDON, CANADA lilaee oiir whole being.at the service .Some local hunters.While out phe.as- (if -the St'irit of (iod.—“For Health .Although the ni.ght was verv wet. ant shooting recently, had a real thrill , Sold in Kelowna by He.iling. " I the vonths of this district plgved inanv as well as a narrow escape! AAdiilc 1 pr-.anks lUi .All Hallows Ev-c. at other crossing the range at the foot of Baldv He (at the da,lice); 1 >;inciiig'is in 1 Hygde’s expense. It is unfortunate, Mountain. ' they were attacked hv a ,m\ lilodd, \'du kiunv." I iio's ever. that tiiese "Inisv peonlc" can herd of ciittle. So fast did the limiters THOMAS LAWSON, LIMITED . , '.''he: Then \oiir circnlaticiii n:nst I '.ii.ir realize tlnit a practical iokc is only run that Bcrcy Williams. Allan, Poole THE NIPPON BAZAAR la ioke w lieiT both partiiys Cdiiccrncd and, other record breakers had .lietter he ipod!'. It hasn't reaehed iniir feet Bernard Avenue P h o n e . Bernard Avenue Phone 215 vet!" i c:ui enjoy it, and thus learn to respect look to their laurels!

IliiliBiSliiliaa THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 1934 THE KELOWNA COUKIEK AND OKANAGAN OKCUAJtDlST

A riG H r SQ U EEZE A R C IIH ISH O I» DI-:I»I*:NCH-;R ROYAL WEDDING IN SER IO U S CONDITION WILL BE BROADCAS’B B.it I’luN.it . ll|c ni.illi'i u n h PHONE “ GORDON’S ” ,M o I k I K Md CN I't t, N o \ . ■'''. BASKETBALL M il.i' .‘slmii-. .Shni I-. I ’.it. ( >i ( .iiiin n I’ t no \ ,\ rst ( M I- ly A.o. s, rii,' , .mdi' V, I (111 im11II ,\ c , _”>lh will lU'w ImioI'. on ,il .ill. Mon ol Aichhi.hup I >1-1’enrn I, inpmil ( .1 st c ( I h \ I III- .inaih.in K. 1 7 8 & 1 7 9 P O P P Y D A Y I’.il Don't vr u ol I V about that. ^e in an .into ai i ideni on .Snnil.i\ mnlil. is mission. c.in nv\( I e.et new hoots on until ve’ve still eoiisiilci cd SCI lolls. Loc.il Team:; Ate Tiiiiiiip, Up .11 1 I'l itin;’ to HOME GROWN MEATS worn them oiiie or twice. hos()ital Icpoi ts. HKlig IT TIIKOUOII A CCAUSItaUU AU. * >111 ( .i('.iin llu' Iki'.I.cIImII sr.-i-.oii lias S A T U R D A Y THIOkli: IS NO PARTING THERE 11 )||. (I a I' >nii>l .1 III I .11 fit'- M i< imrii I I lie have an irresistibly delicious liical li .mi- ,11 <• all nut |u ;u liriiiK as "Mv pr.mdfallier li.ts ;i eonih that he- llavour. li.iiil ,i> (1m \ ('.an lui the ciiniiiip pn-- loiiped to llomiie I’riiuc t liarlie." We can .supply HEAVY SLABS for NOVEMBER 10 "I suppose he lakes e.welleiil e;u c '.('.isnii uilli I he iillicr Iiilciinr WINTICR or LIGHT slab.s for SUM­ crl 1111 ... ol it. " D R Y SLA B S rill- liical scni(ii-, will lie ;it llic .s.iiiir ■'( >li, ves. 11 V w onhhi't pall with it MER at three ricks for $4.00 .ll (■||^;ll| a-, llicv u ri ( l,i ,| sc.isuil with for .in\ thinp.’' W'e also have a good '.iipple ol dr.\ m reeiivd III! .uhliliimal iiialtii.il -.liiiuinM up al SAWDUST AND DRY SHAVINGS W eek-end tin- pii'a'iil tiiiif, lhnn)’,li llini' iii.iN' In- ‘D'onr ho\’ must he a pheiioiiienally •See ns ahoni No. I or No. J Q U A LITY B U ILD IN G LU M BER. Millie aihlil ii iii^ heliiie the ( lirisliiias HUNTERS SECURE MOUNTAIN fast rnniier. I noticed in the inorninp paiiies arrive. I'lie pills are out ill GOATS AT ADAMS LAKE p.iper that he hnrned ii|i the li;iek with preal sivie anil lip.lire nil keei'iiU’, the S a v i n g s his speed. 1 stijipose von saw him do < Ireliaial < i(\ (n (lie trniii apaiii as lliev Okanagan Mis.sion Nimrod Leads So S. M. SIMPSON, LIMITED dill Iasi vcai. I)(iii I’nnie is apaiii h'ar In Largest Deer Head Contest it enaeliiiip tlieiii and Irniii present indie- Phones: 312 and 313 P.O. Box 452 FRESH CAUGHT LIVE "i\'o," s.aid the .ilhlele's mother, .itiniis till' lair se.v is pniiip In dn lliinps Mountain poal ace idenlifnl al llu' "hnt I saw Ihe trade tliis inorninp, and ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK. BOX SHOOKS AND COD: per III...... riplil lids season. VENEER CONTAINERS iiiiper end id' \d;inis I.ake. aeeocdinp to there was nothiilp lint cinders left." DEEP SIRLOIN KSTS. OE Opening Grnncr. Here Saturday a Kelowna p.irlv of Imnteis who I'e I BABY B E E F; pri ll.. Inrneil from this area on hridav with Wh'.AK ICNS HACB'I'.M ANN rile I'irsi panie nf the season will four .splendid speeimciis. The parlv BONEL/ESS OVEN RST. take place this eniiiinp Sainrdav at the iiiclnded Will Kaiikdii, I’ercv Kankin, ,A I,I III .'sennt Mall, when the local senior nieii OF VEAL; per II...... ISeri ( hicliesler and (ieor'pe l)av, who V\'alter l•'nl■ehl, .\'ew ^'(l|•k building and wannen will entertain the I’eiitieton had a most sneeessfni trip. 'I'hey also siipcrinteiidenl, has |•eplldiated his own VEAL CHOPS: teams in the same divisions. Iloth these report that this eonnirv. new to mosf j.cr II. panics will he the first of the season sporlsnien in Kelowna and district, of­ story that he employed Mniiio Richard A sk fo r this G ood B eer .. and the first in ihp leapne schedule. fers |)hml\ of sport for fishermen as I lati|ilniann on .March I, Bt.iJ, in the The leapne will eomprise teams in hotli w(dl as Imnlei s. Majestic, Apartiiient.s, in New York, British men's aiid womi-ii’s divisions from I’eii- 'I’he dislaner from Kidowint to the HERE is no subotituto for "Capilctno." That KIPPERS-;i3c tiitoii, I'rinei'ton and Ktdowna. The falls is oldV 1 10 niih'S, inakinp an incx- lie had been considered one of Han|)|- Columbia northern section was poiiip to have Iieiisivc cxenrsion. inaini's best wilnesses in the ellort of ^ Uight, goldon-ombor colourl That xostiaL tiaaiiis, hilt al the time of writinp it 'I'he karpest ileer head entered in tlie man aecnsed of the kidnapping and seems as ihroiiph ihev will not he in refroshini9 jQarourl That rich, crooniY coUorl .Spurrier's compelilioii to dale w.as sla.ving of the I .indherph hahy to es­ Smelts Oysters Shrimps ^he leapne, hronghi in h v W. I veils, of Ok-anagaii This is "Cairflanol" Nothing olso can toko its.^ The I’eiiliclon senior team have Mission. It is a fine head li.avinp an tablish an alibi. Brussels Sprouts Mushrooms st renpl heiied eonsiderahl v over last ;intler spread id" 20j/j inches and fifteen place. vear. when all I he local fans will re- points, (ieorpe .Sutherland, of the Kel­ C.inada's lowest price stilesman— r niemher ihe r'pic sirnpple in the finals owna l''nrnitnre (,'ompany. who shot a CAPtLONO BBSWIMG CO.. LIMITEO, VANCOUVER, D. C, that the locals had with them. This (leer at Nalinn recently, is also eiiterinp Newspaper Advertising — interviews vear ihis leaiii are at their heipht of a splendid specimen. more people, creates more poodvvill D. K. Gordon their career and have also one or two The season for hneks closes al the than ;i dozen men workinp full time, (dher plavers from the t'oast, one of end of Xovemher, after wliieli does will whom is Don Jlortoii, who has tilaved he thrown open for two weeks. ()iilv with never ;i door slammed in the face. Limited for some lime on senior teams at Van- one doe m;iy he shot. eonver. So from the advaiu'e dope Norman Dav now heads the list of 'I’wo coloured .pentlenien were visit- PROVISIONERS one should eonnt on the best pame that entries in Spurrier's pheasant eonipcl- inp a larpe indnstrial plant in tlie Un­ has ever heen seen here for the first ition. He shot a lonp-tail measnriiip ited States, in setireh of employment. P H O N E S : 178 and 179 of the season. The locals, who hv tile 43 iiiclies, not much smaller than tlic “Wlnit’s the hine eaple for?" one asked. wa\' are H.C. rhampions in the .Senior wiiiniiip bird last vear. .Alunu ten "That means we're all poinp to have ( 4 “ I!" class, will he out to win their first cock pheasants 42 inches in leiipth have lots of moiiev." ".\nd wliat does pame of the vear hnt wifi not take the been entered aloitp with a mimher of NIC'\ mean?” ‘''I’hat means'not riphl southern lads loo liphtlv. C'oaeh Dick smaller hir'ds. The season closes on awav, of eonrse.” R o b e r t I’arkinsoii has Iiad the hovs on the run Novem'her IStii, a week from today. for the past eonple of weeks and fipnc'-s .\- sportsman snppests that, instead tliat thev will take the pame. Come of inirsniiip the \vilv cock pheasants so KEEP DEC. 3 or 4 OPEN FOR This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the MacDonald out and see for \ cmrsel ves. 'I'he 'orls' stronplv, hunters should turn their at­ GYRO CLUB’S “CAMPUS CO-ED” Government of British Columbia. pame will commence at and the tention more to (|iiail, which i>rovide a THE GROCER feature at 9.4.S. 'I'he time of the last pood day's simrt and which are oneii pame has heen init later than it used to until November l.Mli. 'I'lie hip hnnelies PHONE 214, KELOWNA he on account of the stores heinp open. should he inoken up in order that thev However, those from the stores should can he prevented from inhreedinp to see most of the pame owinp to the late any preat extent and thus improved for hour. next year. Cheap ammunition can he QUALITY FOODS AT Popular prices have been set and for used with pood effect. this and further information l<>ok on f f i LOWER PRICES another nape of tliis issue. ^ 4* ^ ^ 4* HI* e .0 Quality is the standard by which you There has been a ini.x-ni) in the prac­ m n r a u i b e c a m e 'v e r u jc e should judge your groceries. tice hours for the \arions teams at the By shopping regularly at MacDonald’s hall hnt it will he fixed up this week : BADMINTON I you combine the two great factors— and the complete times and da vs will he pnhlished in ne.xt week's issue. The + 4* QUALITY AND PRICE ! pre-season leapne schedule will also have to he revised and it also will be in va n . TCUlLte. lovely "Glovesilk" Lingerie ... the Lingerie Suggestions for Week Nov. 7th to 13th next week's issue. See con all at the Play Now In Full Swing With Good -Scout Hall on Satnrdray nipht. Attendance best suited to the season's sculptured hip line . . . Lowney’s Assorted Chocolates; lb. 40c Interior Referees To Meet At Vernon The Badminton Club has got away to a good start this sea.son and anticipates SWIFT’S PURE LARD A nieetinp of all the Interior refer­ 3 lbs., 55c; 5 lbs., 90c; 10 lbs., $1.80 ees will l)e held at V’ernon in the Scout a very successful year. The member­ Iodized Salt: 2 packages for ...... 25c Hall, on Sunday, when the rulgs of the ship is slighth- in excess of last year's N o. 1 Potatoes; 100 lbs. f o r ...... $1.25 game will be gone over by several of and sessions have been well attended. 555 ^ h a b U r o n a the Interior Referees. Doc' Garnet Royal City Pork & Beans; O K f Montgomery, of \'ancouver in all prob­ ■ American Tournament 16-oz. tins; 3 tins for ...... ability will be in attendance and lead On 'Buesdav'and Wednesda3'evenings Assorted Tatters Biscuits; per lb. 25c the discussions. .All referees and those an American tournament w as played, VClYl Y d d ite Lingerie lies sm ooth and Golden Granules; 4-lb. pkge...... 25c interested are urged to be in attendance with fort\’-tvvo players entered. The Chase & Sanborn Coffee; per lb. 39c as this is a very important meeting. The discussions will commence at 2 entries were divided into four sections, invisible under the snuggest frock. Kelowna No. 1 Butter; 3 lbs. for 85c p.m. sharp and it is hoped that all the the winners of each section being J. Kelowna refs will lie there. Guernsey Butter; 3 lbs. for ...... 79c Treadgold and Miss A. Reid, J. Dando and Miss J. Smith, Charles Pease and ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR Miss K. Hill, Rex Lupton and Miss 98 lbs., $3.25 ; 49 lbs., $1.70; 24 lbs., 90c Claire Rc^berts. Choice Tender Peas, 2’s; 3 tins .:.... 35c --V The winners of the finals were it Choice Tomatoes, zy^-, 3 tins for. ...29c Treadgold and Miss Reid. Lingerie is most Rich Flavour Asparagus, I’s; tin 15c Encouragement To Juveniles economical. Despite its light­ Oxydol, large; 2 pkges. for ...... 41c The Club intends to give every en­ Sunlight Soap; 8 bars for ...... 41c couragement to very young players. Fancy Pitted Dates; 2 lbs. for ..... 29c ness, it has a deceptive Those aged from 9 to 14 j^ears play SANTA CLARA PRUNES every Saturdaj- morning from 10 a.m. strength due to the true Tricot 30/40’s, per lb.. 15c; 60/70’s, per lb., 12c to 12 noon. Thej" receive coacihing Ridgeway’s 5 o’clock Tea; per lb.... 75c ladder-proof knitting. Nabob Strawberry Jam; 4-lb. tin....50c from senior, members, and a nominal Capitol Brooms, 5-string ...... 80c fee of $1 is the only charge for the Mary Jane Broom, 5-string ...... 70c season., Any youngsters desiring to Jello Jelly Powders; 4 pkgs. for .... 25c play are invited to do so. B.C. White Beans; S lbs. for :...... 25c OS?. Lima Beans; 2 lbs. for ...... 25c Fancy Japan Rice; 3 lbs. for ...... 25c N o. 1 Japan Rice:; 4 lbs. for .... . 25c CamipbeU’s Tomato Soup; 3 tins 27c ORDON’S QUAKER CHINA OATS; pkge: 29c ROCERY Q U A K E R O ATS, N .P.; pkge. .... 21c Phones 30 and 31 P.O. Box 239, KELOWNA For ihe dim m iss. . . the "Scant” Singlettes .. . light.. . simple QUAKER OATS Our Way is Fair Prices Every Day. style. . . girdle-like in fit with tiny ... smooth . . . true smartness , invisible domes—-oy v a n r a e J i e 1000 Bikes and one-piece com fort.. . ^ FREE! STRYPS by van raalie- Ask for details LINGERIE SHEER—for Beauty a :- STRONG—for Duty by VAN RAALTE I ■ . ? ' y " ; 'I'liere's a firmness to this lovely ' - 7 ' i': ,, satin striped material which al­ MYTH .K,* lows it to be tailored to the nth shopping days to Christmas. ' "7 r ■' .! de.grce. The VAN RAALTE 39 An advertisement in the Cour- AVONDALE TEA Result; it tailors your figure. ieir or Courier-Advertiser is an addi­ ti)i). Bandeaux cup your breast^ wonder Stocking FRIDAY AND SATURDAY neatly. Panties circle your hips, tional shop window to display your of this week— with precise smoothness, . Vests wares to the buying public. are shaped as your own figure is Vests and Knickers shaped $ 1 . 0 0 you are cordially invited to come shaped. Seams are so small and I IQ H and tailored to bulkless per­ to our store and enjoy a cup of Hat you hardly know there, are A .sjiecial twist to the-silk . . . . any (and there aren't where it. fection—by v a n r a a l i e for strength. A special finishing this delicious tea which will be Tiiatttjrs!)' jirocess for clarity and even tex­ served by Mrs- Heeney, recently ture. Tjf V ancouver. ——'Hien—an—extra—strong—alBt