THE KELOWNA GOUKIER AND OKANAGAN ORGHARDIST

VOLUM E IS Kelowna, British Columbia, Thursday. May 2, 1918 N U M B E R 4 i Cafe Chantant Wins CHARGE FOR PUMPING BOY SCOUT CONCERT GLEAN UP DAY WILL Lieut. Simeon Home STREET SPRINKLING TO THE WATER BOTH WAYSTicket Holders Advised to be In BE THURSDAY, MAY 91 HAVE NEW BY4AW Great Popularity Their Seats Early From Mesopotamia B.C. Evaporators Take Up Question City Lanes and Corners Should Be | Fighting Duat Proven to be Coatly Rolaeis $32S for Red ’ Cross an^ W ar Tickets sufficient to ' scat tlic of Disposal of Cooling Water Given Particular Attention Gazetted Unfit after Service in Trying Operation ~ } Veteratls by Etitortoinment and theatre to full capacity twice have Climate Raffles , been taken by different scouts for Instead of announcing a :Cj^tripletc , Mr. Cross, representing the, B. C. Street sprinklinK for 1918.was one .sale, and while a few of them may day for tile annual “ Clcan-itp Day, So quiet has Lieut. L. B. Simeon E-vapoiators, Ltd.i-^had a number of of the big subjects of discussion by TIic so-callcd Cafe Chantant held be returned unsold, it is .pointed the City Council hav,c decided,.that a | kept himself since his return from questions to put to tlie. Council last the Cify Council this week. The sub­ last Saturday, in aicl of the'Red Cross out tiiat all those who wish to Sec Tliiir.sday .afternoon will be 3ufficicnt,'j the figliting countries of the ..cast, Monday evening relative to electric ject was started by tlic opening of ^ Society and the Great War Veterans’ Friday evening’s pcrforinancc will which will prevent the need of an- that few Kelowna ’ people are aware power, water and sewerage. He first the tenders for operating the sprink­ f Association’ proved to be' both an have to go early in order to secure a other holiday being held near to the he has now been back at . his obtained assurance from the . Mayor I *1*?* lers. Three tenders were opened. : interesting event and a profitable one scat. T|ic programme will commence date of the Dominion public holiday h>omc at Okanagan Mission for *fivc tliat the City were in a po.'Jition to Tw o of these quoted 70 cetits an so far as the two recipient organiza­ at 8.15 p.m. sharp, and on Saturday o'r May 24. “ Clean-up Day" has I weeks or so. Sent home with a dls- ttUppIy current for an . additional 16 hour, but the third one, Messrs. Dil- ; tions were concerned, for a sum of at 2.45 p.in. sharp. Late comers on been^ fixed for Thursday, May 9th, cl»argc of one hundred per cent, dis­ h.p. motor which bis firm were instal­ Ibii & Sons, was for (iS cents an hour, ' no less than $325,00 was raised by the Friday evening, who arc unable to and tlic fact that no holiday will he ablcinejlt, Lieut, Simeon has been ling, the power for which would be and the contract was placed aecordt efforts of tiiose in charge and the obtain a scat can, of course, use -their proclaimed or unofficially announced .pr the peace and quiet of hi.*5 required .chiefly at night. H js W or­ ingly,';' Various airtists who . assisted, as wcl tickets on Saturday. Rcy. E, P. Lf^y- does not mean that people arc hot to rural home and* more than content to ship added that the City were anxious This rate, with one sprinkler only as by the many articles given for cock, of Vernon, is bringing down devote a whole day where there is aipusc tuinsclf fishing on the lake to sell all the power they could and in operation, would co.st $l69.tH) ;per raffics. It was difficult to rccognjsc about 23 of bis scouts on Saturday work to he done, but' simply that wh«lc his health returns, consequently had plenty of current at disposal at month,: announced Aid. Madtle. the store building, until recently afternoon* by automobiles to sec thie business men and firms will not bc'j he has been little seen in Kelowna, all times, especially duiing the night Reference to last year’s figures by ' lines with store fixtures and counters liours. ’ sIl..'V,' , ' • expected to close business bouses jf I Although he origipally joined the and ■ show-cases, in the bright and the City Clerk disclosed tlic fact that A two-inch water main from they;have no wish to do so. . R,M.R. shortly after the qommcnce- , crowded concert hall with well aithougli only SO • cents an hour (liad Haync.s Ave. into their new building The Chief of" Police again warns Ald. Kriowlcff was One o f the most 'nent of war, as many wjlT remember, equipped stage. The greatest fault then been paid the sprinkling had was another request. This was for the public that an infraction of the persevering members of tire Council he loift no time in ^obtaining a com- which was tound with the enterprise Road By-Law, which forbids of the been done at a loss, as thc'>charges cohncctvpn with a hydrant, -He later for pushing this matter: to la head, on Feb. II, 1915, was , ; was the lack of seating and even tethering of horsed and cattle on the against'tcnants bn the streets watered : suggested that possibly arrangements City streets, renders offenders liable though the idea met with no opposi- gazetted, lieutenant in the 50th Gor- standing accommodation, for large had not been enough to coyer the could be, made to use only a 1-inch to prosccutiort. tion, the opinion being unanimous ‘’Highlanders. The chance of numbers during the evening were I expenses incurred. On this account. pipe if the City preferred this. that there wctc ma'hy-.lpts; especially 18®ttin^ overseas was too slow, how- turned ' away from the door unable Aid. Mantle claimed that a new scale The disposal of the sewerage water The Benvoulin Local, of the U. F. in the heart Of the city, Which ba\lly ever, j>nd, o^^^^ leave of transfer to gain admittance. of sprinkling charges should be levied used in their evaporating plant was B. C. have suspended their regular needed attention. An appeal from ®^P'®riaI. arrny, Lieut. Simeon meetings until 1st October. or else that the, roads watered should • The artists,. Who appeared at fre- several of the aldermen that action the lith March another one of the matters that. he be lessened. Reference to the .stand-; ' queht intervals during both the aftcr- was needed on account of the untidy 1 Where\.he was *pvcp a commicaion in asked about. The reply to this was ing by-law and to the roads'wjiich ' noion and evening while the audience coodition of patches of property I ^hc 6th Highland LighL-; Infantry, not so satisfactory; iiowever, for he were watered last year disclosed" the;'.; enjoyed light '•refreshment, gave a SEED SELECTION FOR around town, first led to the MayOrl Three months later he left for M es^ was informed that it was the City’s fact that some of the streets were not splendid programme,'■ the various claiming thar it; was 'the duty of . the R°*?9T‘^ . tind . Was transferred again intention to charge Ahem for pumping included in the by-law. On the other ' numbers being as .follows: “ Monkey PRACTICAL FARMERSpolice to look after such matters, and }^s^ Migl|land Light Infantry this water through the, sewers. Mr, hand a large number of roads which Song,” fronVnThe Geisba^ sung by ,thc if there was negleift. theu the police [ Mesopotanua he found lots of Cross promptly raised objections to figured in the by-law.had been with- ; Pierrette troupe; vocal solo by Miss this, claiming that the chy first An Easy System That W ill Saye commissioners were to blame, iat'dr, I work, jpgcther with a. rougher Tully,, “InyFlanders 'Fields” ; "Valse drawn'from the list owing to appeals ' changed them for the water -and th^n Expenditure and Yield a Profit! however; it was admitted that unless I - Hp was consigned chiefly Chantc/’ frotn' "An ,Arti Mode^” from ratepayers claiming that they charged for. taking it away again. He the untidiness fofmed a, menO^ t o p 9 9utppst work. A severe cut in W‘*h obligato byv ilrs. ’' J, H.’ Tren- (^Experimental . Farms Note.) did not require it. Accordingly, it appeared to b e somewhat surprised health there was no by-law which foot ,^y some rock, follow ed. by ' with; violin^ sold; “ Melody in F " The following is an outline of was decided to draw up a new by-law when he was told that his firm could be brought to bear.,Even whpn|^L®®d poisoning, together - with ex- recommended system of seed selec­ aiid present it to, the council at their ' (Rubenstein),;by Isabel Murray,'aged should empty the clean water into a clean-up-day was decided upon, it I tion, in which there are two esseptial next meeting. ' 8, who gave as art e” ®®*"® her ex- the lake or into Wittiip'-s Pond, as was acknowledged that there would I .*** him being invalided tp Bom- " cellent playing-:-- “ Schlummerlied,” factors, the seed plot and the multi he ,claimed he had asked for permis­ he great difficulty in getting work calling at Gernian East (O tto Bruce);:;ybcal solo, "Joan of plying field; This method is simple sion to do this and had received no done upon the p ro p e rty that '^most I AFflca for wounded, he made his way Arc,” by' Mrs, VJ. H Trenwith accorn- and efficient and when followed cor- rieply. Three-quarters of the water needed it. ' Several places iff the buBi- *'^**” w tjhe Cape to England, and v^s rectly will ensure the maximum of Irrieatlon Culverts panied by trot^pe;- i they used was for cooling purposes ness section of* t^ie city were m e n - Kuzetted luifit last August.^ He In the,evening, the Pierrotte troupe purity and productiveness. , and was perfectly clean, and the tioned as particularly naeding atten- repeated. ^ their afternoon’s program The special seed plot is the nursery Spoil Road’s SurfoGS Wtayor repeated his assertion that he tion,‘ and the hope was e x p ressed p la t Mnrch, ^ ^ ■ and little Isabel Murray delighted the of the grain field and should be large thought the best" policy ■would be for that all would take a hand; not onlyj Lieut, Bimeon is not satisfied, how Council Demurs at Granting Mot.e audiehce again,: In addition to ^lis enough to produce suTficient seed, . • • • . ■ I ■■■■■• ' '“-■• 'v the three . canning companies to in seei.ng that their own property was ^y®**' ^pd -he hopes to so improve ; there wercthelfpltowing new litems: (after the rejected plants and light - Crossings arrange together either for the dis­ tidy and clean, but ; that adjoining ih health l ^ t . when he, returns to recitation :by,; Eric Dart, 'T^e .Pink: grain has. been removed) to sow the posal of- this clean; water inttf the property was ih similar good shape .England, hext-September he will be multiplying field the following sea­ Minor business looked after by the ake or into ,the pond referred, to„.jthe and a credit to the city. | allowed itp, rejoin his old reginient. B. Brbwoe; «;^ W tt t^e:^yale,” encore, son. This field .should also be Of City Council on Monday: evening atter being a natural filter. His 1 ■ --. Reference was^also niade to .boule­ “Mother Matbiree;” song by Mrs. A. sufficient size that eftough seed will consisted of an application ffo m . MK7 Worship, however, was reminded that vards and street property, Aid. LySoames, “^ v e s Garden of looses;” be produced to sow the whole acre­ Qjjtf R^|)t MOrff Of Bray for. a culvert crossing Harvey the Mc'dical Health .Officer Aind the Mantle- expressing the improvement I violin solo jby Mr; Drury Pryce, age, of. that particular crop the next Ave. at a point near the Vernon road. , Health Committee had not/made final which could he made by boulevards j , accompanied by “M r; M. Tpd Boyd, year. In the operation of this work Tlisir Tax Sals Lands Mr. Bray 'had stated-that he wished, reports on this matter and it would being given attention. The old irriga-J __ “ Loure” r(B ach )j encore,. “ Serenade” the following points should be em-. to take irrigation water to two acres probably be wiser to await their, de­ tion flume bn Glenn Ave! Was ’severe- tT o d Boyd);:-and humorous mono-; phays^ed: , . . , Mr. ;J. Birch inter,viewed the City of land on the .south side o f Haryey cision before giving the canning com­ ly ®y*^sured, but the, council reaffirmed j th^ir meeting last Monday logues b y Mr./ G. Bond. Mr. J.^ W. 1. Secure pure foundation' stock, Ave., which' would necessitate'him panies definite permission as tor the their opinion that th ^ ^®hld . take gygjjjjj-g |jj ■ appUr 7 Jones, M ;t.A ., occupied the chair 2. Establish a seed plot the first bringing the water across the: road. disposal of this water. no action to remo-ve this , .just at I patjoh he had made to lease a number during^the evening. The Pierrotte season whether you have secured Owing to the bump in the road troupe consisted of Mrs. j . H. Tren­ five, pounds or twenty-five bushels of present. / j q£ in; the south (end of the town which already existed owing to the' Aid. Knowles asked the press to I jn all, Mr,; Birch asked with, Misses;} B.^ Lloyd- pedigreed seed,” present cirtvert it^ was felt to be de­ request citizens tp, assist .In caring for j^ j. 2g lots In'plan °t2^,- and. offered .a Joiies, bate LBeckie, Marjory Leckie, Association’s 3. Place this plot on''the best part sirable that some other means of shade, trees on the road in front of of $1.01) per lot from 1st May Dorothy btickie, Delia Perry, M. of your grain field. carrying the water should, be found Aonual Mooting 4. Close off every eighth drill and their property, by. watering, cultiva- ,| until 'thc ^hd .of. the.,current "year. The i f possible, and the street committee Pattersohif-;EleanbrC' Dawson, ’Gladys tion and protection from injury, j Moubrey;’ Miss Den- eave a narrow path around the ^lot was authorised to look into the. case. : ison. ■" The annual general meeting of the so that you may go through and especially the young trees wfneh hadL^ he plentifully covered with bush. Aid. Rattenbury called the council’s just-been planted. During the ,af*®fb°®” evening Kelowna Aquatic Association, Ltd. around it without tramping down the The applicant stated his willingness attention to the dangerous; candition- raffles for, a variefy of donated goods was held in the Pavilion on Monday, plants. to • fence this property if thei city of the building just east of the old took place; ■ Many of^he-articles won 29th April, when a.'jiumber of share­ 5. “Rogue” carefully, removing ail would grant him the use of it for peQaimep store, which, he claimed. were handed baclc to be raffled for holders were present to receive the ]>lants showing abnormal height, vari­ Y.M.1;. A. campaign; grazink purposes. - A ’fter considerable Was assuming a dangerous lean over again. .The donors and winners'^ of reports of the lafet season. Unfortun­ ation in shape of - head,. colour of n f i l l Y n U r V T discussion inethe requestrequest' was graniea.’gp-anted.’ the sidewalk. The matter was> re- these articles were as follows: Oats, ately, lack of .space in this issue, for­ chaff, etc. If thoroughly rogued four u I A ll I u n t A I I U t u llA T I the City resetyih'g the right of s‘ale of erred to the building committee who donated by Rowcliffe Bros., won by bids our recording in detail the result or five times during the season it will any of the lots the life of the again signified their intention of paSfS- lease. ing it on to the building inspector.-. M r. Casorso; flour, donated by Grow­ of another successful yea?;- but a )e sufficient. The committee in- charge o f the ers’ Exchange, won by Mrs. GreeneJ fuller report will appear in next '6. Harvest carefully, and thresh ocal campaign-for the Mifitary work pig, donated by J^r. Forster, won by week’s issue. ^ The election of officers separately, preferably with a flail the of the Y.M.C.A. have been diligently Mrs. New bold, of East Kelowna; sofa for the coming season were as fol­ rirst season. completing plans for the campaign' in cushion, donated by -Mrs. - Crowley lows: President, Mr, W . M. Craw­ 7. Ban thoroughly and hand pick Kelowna and district, where the and Mrs. •: Murdoch, won by Mrs. ford; Vice-President, Mr, E. C. the grain from the. seed plot the first drive is to be undertaken 'on Tues­ Perry; crepe; de chene blouse, donr Weddell, and Secretary, Mr. H. G, season. This can be done in the day, 'Wednesday and Thursday of Every Man to His Wheel ated by jerraan Hunt, Ltd., won by M._ Wilson. The season opens on wintertime and will remove any for­ next week.-.The local committee arc j b 'A rcy Hinksori; .3 pairs silk stock­ Wednesday, May 15, with a dance, to eign varieties that may have got in anxious to have all:,the organization! ings, Lawson, which members, prospective members during the threshing. One pei*son can work so complete that the canvassing Each man in these tragic days must' Ltd:, won by Mr. Geo. Binger; cook­ and their friends are cordially invited. easily hand-pick a bushel a day. With can be quickly and e.fectively carried do two men’s work. ed ham, donated by Mr. Andisoh, the The Association is looking -for careful threshing after the, first sea­ out: ■■ A man on a bicycle is worth two on Kelowna Meat Market, won by Mrs. large membership this year. son, this hand-picking can be avoided, The entire district has been divided foot. Baliard; nightingale, knitted by Mr. except the seed for the seed plot into sub-sections and * canvassers The password of the hour is “ Speed, Lynch, won by Jack Thayer; berry A general meetipg of the Kelowna which should be hand-picked every appointed for each. The collectors up.” _ ' set, donated by Mr. A. E. Cox, won Poultry. Association will be held in year. ' will be provided with subscription by Mr. Ballard; half ton of coal, don­ the Board .pf Trade Rooms, Wednes­ 8. Sow with this hand-picked seed cart^ and arrangements can be made Mr. Merchant: It would do you a ated by Mr. W./Haug, won by Mr. day, May 8th, at 8 p.m. the secon4 year, first a seed plot, then by which subscribers may pay in in­ world of good to ride }a wheel VV, M. Parkert Indian silver belt, sow tbe remainder in a' multiplying stallments if desired* to business. donated by Mrs. Lyle, won by, Mrs. field. Mrs. Mills, mother- o f Mrs: H. H. A very important event in the cam­ Windsor;.bed jacket, donated by Mrs. 9. Examine and harvest the seed Mr. Workman: The only way to Millie,«rcturned to the city yesterday paign will be the visit of Lieut. C. W . G.« Renfrew, Won «liy' Mrs. Purves; beat the whistle is by riding a afternoon after ah absence of several plot with the same .care as the prev­ Whittaker to the city on Sunday next, (Continued on page 4.) weeks. bicycle. ious year! Lieut. Whittaker has seen active serv IQ. Clean the threshing mill thor­ ice at the frbnt and has returned to Miss Stenographer: You know how oughly, first thresh the multiplying physically unfit lor further speed counts. Use a-bicycle. plot, then the seed plot. military service. For .the past few 11. Fan thoroughly the grain from weeks he lias been assisting in the Mr. Bill Collector: No creditor can SPRAY the multiplying plot and use this the “ Y ” campaign and has proved him­ escape you—unless he, too, . rides next ' season for seeding your total self a most valuable man in this work. a wheel~even then yon can give — DON’T FORGET* ----- acreage. This means that in the third Lieut. Whittaker will speak in Knox him a grea'F run. . *5 year after, the system is established, W e cany a full line of Spray materials including Ch'urch on Sunday next at 12 o’clock, Rev. Parson: A bicycle is the finest you have three distinct 'crops, the immediately after the mbriiing serv­ •• thing you ever saw for chasing Rex Liquid Lime-Sulphur. Blaek Leaf **40 special seed plot, the multiplying plot ices. The meeting will be in charge and the main field. - , "Old Nick” out of town. of the local committee. V Arsenate of Lead» Whale Oil Soap and 12. ' .When grow/'ng nothing else Boys and Girls: No staying in for .but “ pedigreed seed” and without a Upon the arrival of the Sicamous being late when you ride a A to m ic S\«lphur; ciLlsb P A R I S G R E E N threshing mill o f your own, thresh with the customary whiffling signify­ bicycle to school. these three Tots ip this order, first ing that another veteran was return- for Cut worms. Get your requirements while the main crop, next the ^multiplying .ing home- quite a large crowG stock Lasts. ^ field, and last'the special seed plot: gathered on' the wharf to wejeome In this way the chances of mixing back Sergt. T. Anderson who is suf-. feting from both gas and shell shoek. ^ JAMES H, TRENWITH arc reduced to the. minimum. Serpt.' Anderson was - (passed last This systemTis practical and p i6fit- October and since that tin^e he has “The Ekictric ’Shop* been confined in hospitals until' his K E tO W N A able, guaranteeing pure seed and high tssiriuctRiMcir Office Phone 306. Warehouse Phone 308. yields. Study it carefully, then try return to Canada^ H e went overseas with the 172nd Battalion in October, it.-:. , ■■ : 1916.

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TliuiRSDAY, MAY i. 1918 UAttE TWO fttte ItEtdW M A cS60ttt«6ft ANb OftAMAdAM OftCttAfebtST

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the so-called. O, , wholesale district is , a V very, real one, we were warned of it Kelowna : Penticton Okanagan Centre , ■■ ■ ■ -l-----■■ ^ • by the fire-qnderwriters only a short time ago, and it is a common sense duty to ourselves and to the complete district that we both prepare and CREAM PRICES ^ $3,00 per day. or $17.00 REGULATED AND TUNED per week. from the sale of a box of apples sold 0AV18 DAVIS, Props. by auction last Saturday. The box French' Polishing and Joinery . Haloybn, Arrow Lakes. B.C. was donated, to the Red Cross by Take advantage of (^ur offer--buy the best merchandise you Mrs. T. Renwick. A request is being rnade by the Albert Whiffin cani right in your big valley store. W e pay your fare—read: Benvoulin 'and Kelowna Red Cross Box 608, Kelowna / Speieties for contributions of old iron, wrought or cast, rags of all kinds (excep^ greasy), old rubber (except (I^or Small Chickis.)' hose), and kindred junk. The ladies “Our Own Make/’ per lb. 6c are not collecting this for souvenirs, TO A L L but will endeavor to- get enough to W e have a full line of make it , saleable and people are re­ quested to have a good clean out and A u to m o b ile GRIT, SHELL, BEEF deposit the relics in Mr. W. Lloyd- s c r Xp ^ b o n e , etc. A ll out of town customers making the necessary purchases during our Anni­ jones-’ barn on Paul Street, as-soon O w n e rs .. —"SiSOr— as possible. CORN, whole, at ...... $3.45 versary Week we will refund Railway Fare single Or roupd trip as per schedule 1 have installed a complete below. This does not include flour, feed, sugar and groceries. > up-to-date , C O R N , cracked, at ....$3.60 Mr. E. D. Barrow, of Chilliwack, Single Fare Round Trip .Single Fare Round Trip was duly sworn in last Thursday as : Purchase • Purchase 5% Discount for Gash on. Purchase Purchase the new minister of Agriculture for Amount . Amount Amount Flour and Feed British Colujnbia; and John Lillie plant and am prepared to take care Kelowna .L ...... $20.00 $35.00 Princeton ...... $70.00 $100.00 , White, of Greenwood, has been re­ of your Tire troubles of every dis- cription. Penticton ...... > 35.00 60.00 Summerland .... 35.(X) 60,00 commended for appointment as Nahun ...... 25.00 . 40.00 deputy provincial, secretary. Okanagan Centre 15.00 30.00 ' .SunnywoUl ...... 15.00 30.00 The Victoria Cross has been Gas--OilS“Tires Whiteman’s ...... , 10.00 * 20 00 Our Stock, of Materials is Okanagan Mi.ssion ... 20.00 35.00 . awarded to Capt. Gordon Flowerdew, ACCESSORIE.S complete. Short'.s Point\...... 10.00 20.00 Peachland ...... 25.00 45.00 a Wallachin, B.C., -rancher. He was born at Norwich, England. VVestbank .....L..’...... 20.00 , , 40.(10 Naramata ...... 40.00 70.00 C O A L O I L Rex LlinaSolpliur. Soluble Sufphur. Crinclrod or Mara.... 20.00 35.00 Armstrong ...... 10.00 15.00 Mr. W. E. Scott, the deputy minis­ Black Leaf 40. Arsenafe of Lead Sicamous ...... i...... : 20:00 35.(X) Enderby 12.00 ’ 20.00 ter of agriculture, is dangerously ill Salmon Arm .'...... 25.00 50.00 Larkin ...... 5.00 10.00 following an .operation for stomach I C A R f o r H IR E I qWsla Chips. Whale Oil Soap. trouble., . t Produce your return ticket and piircliase slips and refund will be made as . y . Blue Slone. Paris Breen/ -above, (jonie and visit the finest store in the interibr of B.G. ,It will do \:our It is reported that the gold mine ‘Bhe bn the lake shore between Naramata Order now to ensure supply. heart good. ^ . and Penticton is to be operated O I L S H O P ...... ' • ...... ' again. \ Local capital is behind' the new- cntcrpri.se. REAR OF OAK HALL- . — on— ' Kelowna Growers’ CJ.. ,E. Tomlin, of Kajeden, who has WATER STREET V been running the boat that plies be­ ,, j . tween the head of the-lower lake and P.O.Box • Proprietor - ‘ Td. =Excliange= BRITISH COLUMBIA’S INTEKIOjft STORE. (OEPT. H .MAIL ORDERS). Okanagaif Fallsr was found dead in 294 J.W .B. Browne 287 P h o n e a 29 a n d *37. his\boat last Thursday morning. THUftsf)Ay, iMAy ioid Ttllc KiStOWNA COORtttH AND OKANAGAN ORCItARDISt PAGE THliEE

Near future Events Advts To Make a Note Of Coloured Colion Bedspreads W.HAUG MrH. 'rowart, of Pcacbland, left on First IiiBcrtion:.. Cfiits per wor«l; Monday nioniing foi‘ . ■iiiiiiiiitiin chanre. 25 cente. NotIciM itiiiler tlilH lirailliitr aiv t'liaiv<‘uMi> at Each Additional Insertion: 1 cent per tin* rat« of 2o I rr worti for each iiinortlon, lleniard Hooper arrived in tbe eity word; niitiiimiiii charge, 15 cetilH. uiiU-HN ollifftKlvortlHimr Ucai rlcil or iiotlc-M, last .Sainniay aftertioon from tin t Ma.soi\s’ In esIiinatiiiK tlie eril 29, t(.) .Saturday, May d. All are fast dye and washable. They arC also easier T O R E N T Mrs. b'.li/alie; Ii (loldsmilli was :i Itggs ur,e to be left at Mr. C. m Phone 6Q Kelowna, B. C. liifssenger to .Salmon Arm on 'rues* to handle during this process than the heavier Grecian GOOD PAS'rURIi TO Rl-N'l' Dark’s .Shoe Store. day morning. and/Marcella Quilts. See these new bejdspreads now from 1st May. Apply (Jeo, >f< ♦ ♦ on display. Hinger. 39t‘‘(;, d'he Chancel (juihl of .S. Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. JoiieS iind \f;..l,*w.l All A P TM I I daugliler reinrned from the Coast last Michael and A ll A n gels Church | afternoon, Panama and Puling Hats M H IN S CO. LTD. FO R S A LE will hold an a()ron sale in the -y...... Mr. Robert Idkiiis, of Vancouver, I'OR SALIC— Polatoe.s good for seed. Prisoners’ ,of VVar Tea Roenn, fgi 0 r . \ Kelowna’s leailino 0*1 1 • I will) bad been•eii hereonhere on a businesshusine.ss visit New styles in Outing and Panama Plats are A|»ply Seon, Jiir. \ dl-2o Wednesday, May 8th, beguiling L.f, f,,,. g.j| mon ,'\rm on ^'iiesday* now hieing shown in our Millinery section, the assprt-i Livery Stable at 3 o ’clock. Afternoon teti will 7,7()0-lb. (,'ow for Sale, due to calve Mr. JI. Nidsoii, of file Hank of ment is now replete-and we invite inspection of our be served as usual. Ten per S0ni» 'trj end of May. I’riee, .$y().()(). Apply Commeree staff, left yesterday for HEAVY FREIGHTING and cent, of the proceeds will be given immense stock in this department of the latest styles }■ ' H. Crielitofi, Mox 02*1, Kelowna. Vancouver, where he intends to enlist. * h i S d ^ a V i n g a S P E C IA E T Y - 41-tf to tbe Prisoners’ of War and Red andsliapes. Mr. \V. F-. .'Mlams, of Vancouver, • . Cross Funds. dO-2 P: ^i>M F O R ' S A L K — General purpose formerly of Kelowna, arrived in the Fibre Silk Hose, per Pair, 40c eity last Friday aflertioon for a few WOOD team ilnd mare. Apply J. L. NOTES ON, THE BLUEBIRD days. 1 , The special values in Silk Fibre Hose at this extn incly, Pridham, Kelowna, dO-3( -Green Cottohwood ...... $2.50 low price ,pre manufacturers’ seconds, and ccine in Black '.and .Some notes on the Bluebird have , ’^Mr. Chas. .Shayler left yesterday White.' Sizes 8/4 to 10. Per Pair - - -*• -• 4(Jc mm Green Fir and Pine ...... $2.50 2 Registered Holstein Bulls oeen kiiully supplied to an omiuirer | „K,,,iing f<,r Vancouver where he i.s by Air. Lionel Taylor, from- - his joining the Canadian Engnicers for Dry Fir and Pine ...... $2,75 lit for service this spring; also one library and observation. These A SFmm 6 months old. ‘ Overseas service. These chaps are from heavy pro­ (alibreviated) are as follows: ducing dams, and sired by JE LLIC O E The Bluebird o f , the cast (Sialia The choir practice of the United OUR PIANO MOVERS ARE M E C H T H ILD E , the son - of the sialis) has

V PAOE povn THB KELOWNA COURIBE AND OKANAGAN ORCIfARDtST THOftSOAV, MAY 2, Idld

'’F T WEDDING CAFE CHANT ANT WINS These included 10 Ihs. tea and coffee ODDFELLOWS GELEBRATE GREAT POPULARITY from Braid & Co. per D. 1). Camp­ Conroy-Hubbard bell; cooking utensils from I.ecklc’s A quiet .wedding was liotcimtizcd on 99TH ANNIVERSARY (Continued from page 1) , McKenzie’s Oak Hall, H. F. Hick.s, Monday morning in tlic -Catholic aud from Morrison-Thompson Hard­ I Church, at 9 o'clock, when Mr. Mar­ Quite a large parade marched ,up circus doll, donated by Mr. W. M. ware Co., and other articles front tin Jo9ci>h Conroy, of Kllison, and Bernard Avenue, last Sunday morn­ Crawford, won by Mr. Bingcr; hatn, Kelowna Furniture Co., H. Waldron, Miss Emma Martha Hubbard, of Kel­ ing, when the Independent Order of( donated by Casorso Bros., won by J. F. Fumerton, J. B. Knowles and J. owna, were united in holy boiulH of Oddfellows attended the Union Mr. Brechin of East Kelowna; book, H. Treuwjth. The coiqmittce have matrimony, the Rev. Father Verheke Church, where the 99th anniversary donated by B.(J. News Co. per Mr. also expressed thanks to the City for officiating. The bride was given service of the order was conducted. Smith, won by Mr. Woodsf; brass jat, light, to Mcssr.s. Hewetson & Maiitlc Two . Questions away by her father, Mr. J. A. Hub­ Tlicrc were a goodly number of tiic dotiatcd'by Mr. W. M. Parker, wdn ,for the room, to Mr. Trenwil.li fur bard, whilst Mr. W. Hcrcron acted local hrethern in attendance togctlier by Miss Bullock; dressed doll, don­ lighting work, the Jenl^ins Co. for as best inan. After the ceremony witli a few visitors to the lodge, and ated by Mrs. Duggan and Mrs. cartage and the Sawmill Co. for Jiun- breakfast was served at the home of they were joiped at the churclE with Crowley, won by D'Arcy Hinkson. ber, which lumber was afterwards With so many low-priced the bride’s parents where .over a score Numerous otlicr' donations were auctioned together with a number of I of friends gathered. about twenty Rcbckali.s. i The service was conducted by the Rev. E. ■ D. received from merchants in town. the returned raffle prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Conroy will make so-called anti-skids obtain­ their future home at Ellison. Braden, who gave a short invocation which was followed by a responsive able, would that great host psalm‘ and the hymn "All Hail the I THE CORPORATION OF THE Power of jesu's Name.” Reverend Carter's Tested Seeds— CITY OF KELOWNA STOCKS mm of motorists pay more for Braden delivered a very inspiring address to the brothe^ltood. During In 5c, lOo, 15c and 20c Packets. Dunlop “ Traction” Tread ^‘CLEAN-UP DAY^‘ Ids' remarks -Jui stat|cd that their parade was not us large as it, used to VEGETABLE PLANTS NOW READY The Municipal Council hereby rc- he owing to so many of their brothers Cabbage— $1.00 per 100,.. . Cauliflower— $1.50 per 100. if they could get its merits ucsts the citizens to observe Thurs- being at. the front and he was sure ay,.9th May proximo, as “Clcan-up the order was proud of their record. SHRUBS, SHADE tREES AND PERENNIALS. Day.” a He stated thdt while the order did elsewhere ? Notice-is' hereby given that, after not profess to be a . religious body I that date, action will be taken against P A L - M C R (SI R 0 G E ; R S 0 N . RIcMer St. Gremlioiisis the owners of vacant proplerty and lie thought they were meeting their Also, would that other the occupants of all other premises test in every way and that , after the Box 117. ■ ■ Phone 88 [ where the condition of the property war there would be a great work for docs not cPmply with the regulations large list of car Pwners buy prohibiting the accumulation of rub­ them in helping to unite the people bish. together, and that their motto, =;= SPECIAL . G- H. DUNN, “ Friendsliip, Love and Truth” was The KELOWNA THEATRE Kelowna, B.C., City Clerk. ridw being put to the test. PICTURES TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND,SATURDAY if tires which somewhat April 29th, 1918. During the service the choir ren­ , MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2.45 dered the anthem, “ Praise Ye t'h9 resemble it in appearance Land Registry Act Father,” and Mr. Drury Pryce gave SATURDAY, May 4th—Famous Players Production. (Due to the a violin solo. The hymn, “ Blest JBc Scout Concert there:wUl be no pictures in the afternoon of May 4th.) (Section 36 and l34) ' the Tie that Binds” brought the resembled it in efficiency? service to a close. The brotherhood TUESDAY"“Coney IslandVPrincess” , with Leonore Ulrich. Re Applications No. 14406P, 14407F afterwards marched back to the lodge, room where a short service of the THURSDAY-Dorothy Gish in “Her Odicial Fathers” . Keystone Comedy A. 99 and 14408F order was held and an offering taken MAY 14th--“THE GREAT WHITE TRAIL”. up for the 'Hospital society. ' . . ... TAKE NOTICE ' that application SPECIE has been nJjiade to register Cor­ f r a c t i o n poration of The etty’ of, Kelowna as I • LI owner in fee un

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