THE KELOWNA COURIER Brothers in Arms; They Shared Our Hazards, Ac 44BLUEPRINTS FO.C Viqo RY Lf«4 Quitted Themselves Like Men
Canada A t War T he K elo w n a Courier A Review of Developments on the Home Front VOLUM E 39 Kelowna, British Columbia, Thursday, September 24tb, 1942 N U M B E R 9 The most remarkable economic fact in Canada today and Kelowna Man perhaps the most vital to the Canadian family is that the C O S T GROWERS OF LIVING IS GOING DOW N. The decrease, perhaps some Kelowna Asked To Send Hon. H. Perry Opens thing like one per cent in September as compared with August, PRAISE TOWN is not large and will not alter much the ordinary housewife's One Commando Dagger budget. But a decline in living costs at the height of a war is Trustees* Meeting probably a unique phenomenon hitherto unknown to history. If the cost of living can be held on its present trend, the wage To Regiment Overseas Most Growers Impressed With Efforts of Townspeople bonus applied in July will be removed at the end of October, With Inspiring Talk In September living costs as officially gauged have been dc- Pledge to Supply Weapons Through Purchases of MACS COMING OFF diningiiiK steadily though the housekeeper may not have noticed Victory Bonds—Third* Victory Loan Will Be J, ... Into'p^king Houses it. They stood at 16.8 per cent in August above August, 1939. Announces Formation of New Course of Home Eco- Launched on October 19th — Organization Al- i„ #olume-ToWn Deserted . nomics at University of, British Columbia—Dis This was two-tenths of a point lower than in July. If they ready Set Up Here—Canada Asks For Thrce-^ Tuesday and Thursday cusses Atlantic Charter—Explains Province’s decline the other eight-tenths of a point in September and are quarter Billion Dollars— Local Dagger Will Prob “Tile townspeople are certainly Position in Refusal to Bear Cost and Provide held down in October, the bonus will be repealed. It is ad ably Go to 9th Armored Regiment doing a wonderful job,” one large justable every three months and is paid when, living costs in |:rower told The Courier on Wed Teachers for Education of Japanese Children Re nesday. "Then} were many of us moved From Regular Domiciles—Public Meeting crease one per cent. If the bonus could be repealed after October, A N A D A ’S third Victory Loan will be opened on October Iwho thought the townspeople would it would mark the most extraordinary success for cost-of-living 19th with an objective of $750,000,000. Finance Ministerj^ o^ htUo help during me harvest, is Convention Innovation and Well Attended control achieved by any warring country. But experts arc Islcy announced this week. W hile definite quotas have notj orcc . o change keening their fingers crossed because certain incalculable fac- announced, it is understood that the Okanagan will be This gniwer's conunent reflected * ? r • ___lo asked to raise more than two million dollars. Denominations the general opinion of growers con- Mayor Extends Greetings MAJ.-GENERAL R, F. L. KELLER tors may opera e o orcc prices P . ’ P and maturities of the bonds to be sold, and the rates of interest thlnir" one of sure from the agricultural community which demands some- announced later. In Kelowna the campaign flciai statedT“hM the complete Kelowna, who succeeds Maj^- A N inspiring di.scussion of the Atlantic Charter and how the thing closer to prevailing Anterican farm prices. The pressure w ill be conducted under the direction of the Kelowna National change o f attitude on the part o f cL^mnihn^a c^adfa^^ ^ following of.its principlp will promote a peaceful world already is embarrassing the government. Since food is one of War Finance Committee, under the chairmanship of C. R. ision overseas ^d becomes the [pHowing the attaining of Victory; the announcement that a the chief items in iiving costs,'any advance there would instantiy Bull. Colin Oliphant, unit organiecr, is already in the city, pre- “ ;SdTo't”beebte‘ to‘.to d “ ™ ' t o Can’- home economics course would be established at the University Turn to Page 5, Story 4 adian Army. of British Colum bia; a statement of the stand of the Provincial rc/lect itself in the cost of living index. Already food prices Department of Education on the matter of providing teachers are up 30.5 per cent over their level before the war aqd that fact commando dagger, weapon of ------for the Japanese evacuated children and a review of the pro convinces many housewives that all living costs have risen pro- ruthless, all-out warfare, will be the gress of educational affairs during the past year, were the high portionately. They are apt to judge the whole picture by their Harper Report Commends lights of an address made by Hon, H. G. T. Perry, Minister of B.C. TRUSTEES Education, at the public meeting on Monday night Which open groceries. It would be impossible to give the farmers of Canada tober 19, it was announced by G. W, ed the annual convention of the British Columbia School Trus the American price level without a large increase in the cost" ^aJ?*pi^ance^co^itte^^ National CONSIDER MANY Two Okanagan Boards* tees’ Association held hei;je this week. o f living, m aking more w age bonuses necessary and thus "Canadians who buy Third Vic- The announcement that a home have set for others to follow in raising production costs again. In July wh*en the last United tory Loan bonds next month will RESOLUTIONS economics course would be estab- the matter of schools and the run- ^ / . j X f • X, L j • participate personally with Gen. llshed at U.B.C. was an important nlng of them. States figures were issued, the cost of living there had risen McNaughton and the Canadian Marketing Practices one, as it Is a step which C^ast or- u Chapman, Chairman of the 18.6 per cent as against the Canadian rise of 17 p,er cent. The Army Overseas In pointing the dag- Advocate Teaching Spanish ganizatlons haw bwn .ur^ng for Kelowna School. Board, welcomed . , . j . . uM xi- r- j ’ • j X X - eer at the heart of Berlin/’ Mr, . and Graded Safety Lessons—“ -r-i. 1 niT • *x. r V* thc mony delegates to KolbwHa and Am erican index was still rising while the Canadian index start- spinney’s announcement said. Protest Gas Ration Reduc- Finds Great Majority of Growers Favor Principle of Federation has a tw d of n$1^ ^ to expressed the wish that they would ed slowly downwards. Obviously Canada cannot afford to tie Some 722 commando daggers— Printm lleri M arketing ___ ComolinientS B.C. Inter- the establishment of tWs qu enjoy themselves to the utmost, tion l^ontroiiea marKeung o.y. x h u c i but Mr. perry stat^, this Jn Yte of the restrictions placed its prices to those of its neighbor which so. far has been unable —have been fiown to Canada fo r V e g e t a b le Marketing Board, B.C. Fruit Board, would not be used unui after ,toe war. lor , O _ _ . ... « > ^iroi^ TirnAti r(itoi*rA**a rnt* ' . a* _ to arrest the process of inflation as it has been arrested here, distribution to the 722 local units NANAIMO MAN PREXY TTriiit*? Ltd —UrP'es Steus be Taken quarters tor' jv^or' G. A. McKay, representing , r . X,. X A • • • lx- X of the National War Finance Com- and J5.C. iree uruits L»ta. urges *^cps oe xa«.cu ^^g ggurse wlU be found on the boto the City of Kelowna and the The basic fact is that Am erican prices m relation to wages or mittee through the country. U r g e Government Protect to Put Present System on Firm Foundation to university grounda in tlie mean- u^ion oj B MunIcfnnHU**" in other words, the purchasing power of the average American “When each community unit Schools on Fuel Supply- Meet Postwar Period-M ak« S w ^ in g Rwom- and cor- achieves its war loan objective, it _ _ _ 1 J jx, X XI. - dial good wishes of both these bod- family has always been larger than that of the average Cana- win despatch its commando dagger Turn Down More Religious mendations About Coast Vegetable Board and accommodation for the course. Jgg ^gj, ^be success of the conven- dian family. This is another way of saying that the Americans to the regiment overseas which re- Teaching Provincial Board Minister stated that he could tion, and extended a welcome from , X j j r 1 * • x,- j i- presents that community,” the state- not approve the request made by the City to the delegates, with the enjoy a slightly higher standard of living than we do because e British Colum bia School the B. C. Security Commission fo r hope that they w ou ld e n jo y theirTh they have a richer country and a country far m ore efficient econ- “The dagger will he for actual Trustees’ -Association holding[ding ' its S W E E P I N G changes in the set-up and the operations of the about one hundred and fifty teach- stay here. His Worship stated that . 1 . ■ ..T..' '■ x .. ... use in battleDame byny a memoer member ox of me the «,t,»-*x 38th aiujucx annual ,.conventionviavcxxi.xixxi xixin this,*•'” c ity 13/-^.,.-^ rtnA "R I"* instruct the Japanese child- dhe Kelowna Council has complete omically. The price we pay for nationhood is the relatively regiment and wiU stand as a pledge this week have had two fuU days Proyinaal Marketing Board and B.C. Goast Veget^le moved from the confidence In the School Board, hip-h cost of nroduction here the enormous exoense of trans- from the folks back home to supply considering educational problems. Marketing Board are a prominent feature of the report ot xlis_ coast areas to places in the Interior, that they have worked together high cost ot production here, the enormous expense ot trans g^gd forces overseas with aU Many of the; delegates arrived on Honor Judge A- M. Harper, appointed as Royal Commissioner The responsibili-responsibility — for the educa- most successfully-----— ------on all ------occasions,— portation over great distances, the smaller volume of factory the weapons and equipment they Monday and were ente^ined by to enquire into the operations of the various Marketing Boards jse children is that and that the taxpayer in Kelowna need to reach Berlin.” the Kelowna Board of Trade with m cu^mxc x. xu r' . , , xu • j u,. xu.. of the Federal GGovernmento and the gets full value for - every dolldr production. 1 The commando dagger is an all- drives through the orchard areas, constituted under the yanoi^ schen^s authorized Fy the - «B. .r,C. Security c .-x.. ,-i_.Commission, he held, spent" by the Board. steel weapon about 14 inches long, visits to packing houses and other ural Products______M arketing (British ______Columbia) ______^ A ct T h e Japanese had been rem oved t . Alshury, Ffesident of the The guard has an arabesque curve, industrial plaiitsi and scenic points. ^ ^ nMi’cpd • > thex,_x nnerationci x o _rxi._ f the R r Interior from their regular domicile, and the School Teachers’ Federation, Mrs. Establishment of a N E W G A S O L IN E R A T IO N IN G and the*blade has'"a ~di~^ond-sec-^ The registration was 12i Monday .y- _ x„b Marketing Board and the Tree Fruit Board and B.C. the°^Q®t^ ^ y®*'‘^°“ver. President X 11 • X l x tinnerf nattem ' - ' evening the convention opened with VegetaDle iviarxeting coara ana tne iree^j? run ouaiu aim .tjigpggjtjQg that the cost of educa- of the. Parent-Teacher Association CATEGORY for all persons using a car for personal transpor- _ _ ceremonials* a puhlto meeting address^ by Hon. Tree Fruits Limited, but recommended that s te p s be. ta k e n to tion for Japanese children is neither of B.. C., and Dr. J. M. 'Thomson, tation and not for business, reducing the motor fuel available w ill be held in 722 centres Simday, H. G. T. Perry, Minister of Educa- gee that the present system be in a position to'continue after J?® x??" e x p re s s ^ toeir good to them, will be effective Oct. 1. Munitions Minister.Howe an- October 18 Flmnee M in ister, Is reported else- Measures Act is withdrawn. H e found that the great Dominion.S S n ? "n n °' _ [S vention, S fS .'T with . the-hope that their nonneed Thursday night. The minister said submarine attacks S y o S ‘‘or'h;aJ'’S” J s r 6 S . S ^ Sa?”lS £ -s nt the eonven- majority of growers are in favor of a continuance ol-orderly The cost has been roughly estim- respective organizations would con- ated as about'$350,000 and would re- tinue to co>-operate as smoothly as have caused “ colossal” damage to oil tankers, reserves of gaso- ments in all municipalities ta pre- ^ n star^ e^^^esd^ marketing, quire m ai^ teachers, and there are in the past. ^ ^ . . claim October 18 “Third Victory ^^®. -the repprte jjjg Honor’s recommendations in not sufficient teachers now to in- John Barsby, Nanaimo, 1st Vice- line are about 20,000,0002 0 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0 gallons less than a year ago, and stocks Loan «sx*,v.»j.Sunday.” Onw.* that day, —at *“® executive and ^ . ** — ...... +vta secretary-treasurer and the ® , ... _ ^ struct the white children of' the president of toe School ’Trustees of crude oil and unfinished products are about 40,000,000 gallons fo“ n‘*intlnsifiS support n a^n ToLt^^ col^^M s.' 1; That the personnel of the Pro- FORESHORE province. Association, replied to toe fraternal With the preliminary business vincial. Board be changed and. that : Other Speakers ' > greetings on behalf of the dele- less. Those to be moved into the new “A A ” category are users of Canada’s job of war, cleared away, the delegates started .the chairman of this Board should The meeting was held in toe gates and stated that to teach child- of cars for other than essential purposes and who can best do Arrange Parades a long session, considering a num- be a full-time merchandising expert. RIGHTS FIGHT Junior High auditorium and was fen to become ^ o d citizens toould without a car if the gasoline supply situation continues t o deter- Pr^eding toe actual ceremonials, herof i^^^ , _ ^ 2. , Ttoat toe jimsdictipn of tW^ something of an innovation, as the be toe mam, endeayor of aU toe orr . . • , , - " A, A A AAA . parades are being arranged which The convention adopted resolu- Board be enlarged to give a right public was invited to be present. glanizationa,represented at this gath- iorate, the minister said. Category A A w ill perm it the pur- will include representatives of the tions which request the introduction to appeal to it from all decisions LOOMING The invitation was accepted and a ering. _ J __ ' 1 ' crowded hall greeted toe delegates. . I '' I chase between Oet. 1 and March 31, 1943, of 16 units for ears ?' Rev. Dr. W. W. MePhergon offered bnefly on the part education plays in class one— the lighter types; 18 units for class 2 —^the med Turn to Page 5, Story 5 Turn to Page 5, Story 6 3. That consumers of vegetables' ; •Adorns ts Appealingt > “ • to 3II invocation, while the Grade'VII ifi the making or ^marring of gtod Victoria For Possession ot school choir rendered several se- citoens, and he hoped toat toe ium-size, and 20 units for class 3— the larger types. The gaso be given a right to appear and be l l i heard on questions of prices. Accreted Land in Front ,of le'ctions. "• "' I " children now in the schools would line unit is three gallons in the Maritimes, four in Quebec, O n ' 4., That ail quotas on production His Probertv ' B. Brankin, J.P:, Surrey; the continue thmr education ^to P ^ President of toe Association, wel- Jutoor J^triculation, thus equip^, tario and British Columbia and five on the Prairies. . In the City Recommends $862,000 of vegetables he abolished for the duration of toe war. corned the delegates and expressed in g toemsetyes fo r a h i^er stand- present category “A ,” a dfiver is entitled to 60 units a year and . 5. That the constitution of toe CITY STREET THERE toe belief, that it was an excellent oppositions. in the six months from Oct. 1 to March 31 could get 30 units, Program O f Local Public W orks To xx.w.B.C. CoastWWV.OV Vegetable------Board------be— . _ A 1- X- innovation having invited toe. ^n- The Minister of Education changed to provide for election of City W ill Contest Application eral public to attend the meeting, tv>o. wnVi almost double the “A A ” allowance. In category “A ” the driver members by delegates from local — Subdivision Plans Involved as no other organization has quite „ Ediica- with a Class 2 car may receive 34 units every six months and Post-W ar Rehabilitation Meeting units and- all elections he under toe ’The City Council------was informed on . siichas ton a Schoolresponstoility _Tr^tees,_ to andthe childrenth^citi-w^^e j^ r e s s is puhlitoed in control of the Provincial Board in Class 3 38 units. Everyone who depends qn F U E L O I L That toe, B.C. Coast Vegetable Monday night'that W. E. Adams, zens have a decided right to know 4 ows. F O R H E A T IN G this winter will do so at his own risk since Suggestions Include City Hall, Completion the supply of this fuel is Tnore precarious than it was in the tal, Sidewalks, Sewer Extension summer, said Mr. Howe, adding: “In the month of July not Scheme, In Addition to Other Necessary Im- ® ® as'*Seu as^ it isl'beihg 4.^ TT— en a better accounting of all deduc- subdivision of his Abbott Street their excellent record, a^ welL as Turn to Page. 7, Story 1 ^ one ocean tanker reached Halifax. Let us not discount the provements-r-Understanding is That Une ot Far- tions and overages. . Lots a and B, Map 1567, and Lots the splendid example which they impact on Canada of submarine warfare.” ‘ ent Governments Will Find the Money In opening, toe Commissioner B and C, Map 2124, and lands add- = ■ :~~"='^''======finds that the principle of toe Mar- ed to these lots by accretion from - . - , keting Act has toe preponderating the' shore of Okanagan Lake. N Wednesday night the Corporation of the City of Kelowna support of the growers both large Involved in the argument appar- Winning Ticket Holcler*s The stars come back into their own in a large section of 'i\cro-pctinna Pnet-War RphnhiTitntinn and Small. In this Connection he ently are two points, Iri toe plan , , , ^0 submitted s “ says: “The preponderating weight of the ^s industrial Canada as man-made lights dim under the stress o f Council, sitting hera. which involve an estimated expenditure ©f evidence of producers was to toe approval to the City Engineer the Name Cannot Be DecipheredI war TThHer a federal Order tn PO NSiP.RVE P O W E R SU P- o f $862,000 for public''WO,rks needed in this City following the effect that whilst many producers dividing line was drawn with an war._ Under a tederal order to COWbJi^KVl^ FUW JiK bUi* brief the Council stated that the complained of injustices and in- angle. This, it is understood, was P L IE S for vital war industries, advertising signs and lights in . " J xi J x ji- xi. X X J -u eaualities in toe administration of to keep a .certain tree bn bile of Ten Dollar Prize Being H r f d ;:; :;:||i'’ II show •w'indows will be exting-uished Street lie-htine- were spg^^ted on the understanding that funds would thegg Boards, they did not seek their the lots. The engineer feels that the £,_..-Lx_. _x._ COUNCIL SAYS ' 1 i’- snow vunclows w ill be extinguisned. btyeet iigbtm g will DC be made available by one of the parent governments. The brief abolition. Reform rather than ah- line should be straight. -Seventy-one Prizes Worth A J 1-.^ 1.^ __... __.A _ ..m J ^ ,‘.A ..4 ' 1 ^ ^ . 'a ..A A. A. A ^3 ' . AM A^4 AA ^ A 1 curtailed and highway lights will go out. The order affects all states that the city feels that the onus of responsibility for the olition was what was desired. . . . The ^cond point involves the $665 in W ar Finance Sweep ^ ■ ■ m - m ■ a .A A'.a IaAAAaS. AVa A«X , 1a AX A< . Ia AX-AXAiA ^AXUAWAXaI ‘ AXW/XV* AX Ontario south of a line from Parry'Sound to Huntsville tb Pern- rehabilitation of a' returned man or woman is' a federa'l, martyr, My conchisioi^^^^^^ S?od**'of%^rs*'S”th ? S n ° r f . NO” TO JAP Sixty-one prizes for a total value broke, and Quebec that area south of the 49th parallel and west ^nd that the municipality is willing;to co-operate by providing support giv en to the Mar- lake. The lots in question are de- of six "hundred and sixty-five dollars ’ ^. . __J-t ^ A. 1a A I A ^AX ^A AA AA . ... AA aaIa AX AAAA .^Ia AA A A - AX AA ^ ^ .<-* _ . A-£ AA 4-<
fered three losses, the D E S T R O Y E R O T T A W A , T H E C O R - i 2 ” c^^Uron^tye . ^cTnSte curbfwito ■With Harper Report Mr. Adanb " S S S ? ^ t X “» Si1S‘';o£'e& £'r>re"l; macadam surface between VETTE CHARLOTTETOWN AND THE PATROL SHIP from No. 1 Reservoir (ap- gSrnii„^SS"®,n .S S ’S W..A: SSSS- SS.SS’a'rre'S^tTbr'hnr- curbs, material and labor 35 200 Cieneral satisfaction is expressed street allowance. In his appeal to „x*xy^’ « t} bjxJ RACCOON The Ottawa was sunk by an enemy torpedo with labor °^®' ^2 0 ,0 0 6 Street drains for surface by most fruit and vegetable leaders Victoria, he claims to be owner of band, who is employed here. Thg ^ . «v«n4A«iwater, includiixg catch bas- ii the district with the contents of toe the’ accretedaceVeiid lands^byiands’.hy reason of his „~ ,'to “ 'p w e ;? c ? D S d ? o fS ^ ^ womkn is thirty yeap of age and the loss of her commander, four officers and 108 ratings, dead Completion of No. 2 Reser the Harper Commission report. — -s.--x—i---x ------r— — ...— x:..., w ent .to rio re n c e jjouw, 01 her children are aged six, five, two . ins and manhole cleah-outs, voir (approximate labor or missing. The loss was the second heaviest single blow, in g QQQ m aterial and labor ...... 6300 G. A. Barrat, GhaUman ' of the and enjoyment since June, 1920. y can rnntni^ anA T Ci Wei eh wav of nn. — x • cost, four-fifths) ...... Tree Fruit Board, voiced toe gen- The kuatioh brings toe whole ’ Heighway 01 The request receiwd semt con- m ’ Concrete bridges over Mill ' sideration from the Council, which terms of lives,-suffered by the navy since the war began. Killed 1 2 ” cast iron pipe from No. • Creek on 'Water Street, eral reaction of the fimt growers question of foreshore rights again uraham: of Kelowna Mrs — +‘"5 when he said it was “very'pleasing”, to the front. This question has per- unanimoudy .v^ed^ refuse to or drowned when the destroyer-Margaree was cut in two in a 2 Reservoir (approximate n/xA/vn Buckland Avenue and i t m l collision were 142 officers and men. The Ottawa was torpedoed labor, cosft one-quarter).... 20.000 ' Ethel Street ...... 6,750 “Of course,” said Mr. Barrat, in his iodically agitated this community S'J-desired p e rm it -usual cautious i manner, “ w e must f o r a long period of years and has Parks and Cemetery while on escort duty with a convoy in the Atlantic."The Ottawa ^^ftm iate^rk f*^^^^^ wait until we have an opportunity never been been: satisfactorily settled.setUed. S' - ^ and Mi-w “ Penticton, Trizbla Hardie mrs. of H il A /ICI Iff A in ? was one of the destroyers which escorted the King and Queen 4 ”. 6 ” and 8 ” cast Asphalt surfacing of all to study toe complete context of the The Council on Monday night ag- ^ ^1 )^ K between Vancouver and Victoria at the time of the Royal Visit, iron.pipe (approximate la- roads in City Park, mat reporti.onnr+ beforehAforge makingTnakiniF finalfin a t judg- iildff- reed,ccewi to +,x consultcAntetUf the n City tU r .Qnli^t+nrSolicitor I T l A V 'k J I f A V ¥ 1 -i erial and labor 5,960 ment. However, it would seem and make plans for fi_g^»ng Mr. ^ She was the third destroyer and tenth ship lost by the Canadian bor cost, one-quarter) ...... 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 construction of band 'toe' from the summary that we have no Adams’ appeal to the Lieutenant- ’dollar seller’s prize. Navy since the outbreak of war. The destroyer Fraser was 3,0(W GJ».M. electrically for band concerts, etc, mav- Govemor-in-Council. ten-doUar prizes for ^11- EASTWARD IN sunk in June, 1940, off France during the evacuation o^Rrench 5 0 0 k .v!a . i or^di^el ’ Reclamation w ” faw;fnn of lakeshore ers ■went to Mrs. W . Spear., and. J. a very satisfactory report.’ MAC AND MAC STAFF GLOAT Quong, who usually manages to ap- ports, and the Margaree was sunk later that year. The cor- powered generators as and banks of Mill Creek Thomas 'Wilkinson, Chairman of GOOD VOLUME vette Charlottetown was lost last week with her commander and stand-by unit ...... 50,000 in City Park, material and The staff of toe Mac and M ac pear in the sellers’ list.'W. G. Gray, laiinr «700 hardware store w e re going around of Armstrong, and Mrs. _(3ertrude 'hit tt five of her crew,;while three others died of injuries. The patrol Completion of Kelowna .*"®.f®P?.” seemed to be very Friday morning, gloating Gibb, of Kelowna, won five-dollar Little Movement ■ to / IJ.S.T— Hospital ...... 7 9 E xtend ing ship Raccoon went down with her entire complement of 38 ,(WO ade along’pr^nt^^rom lakeshore and had ati oonortunitv abouthaviVg cut four tons’ol grapes seUerts prizes., ^ ^^ officers and men misring. A ll recent losses as well as the Construct^ of pubUc rest spectacular victqry of the destroyer ASSINIBOINE over a erial and labor ...... , 4,950 Mr. -Wilkinson stated, “but it would Hughes vineyards. of the War « ®'^®®®?^e^.y.eoo‘i, B.; ■ ■ ■ ■ - cgxptn +hat'all thf» reenmmendations — ------' mittee reached me ucwemmem to q ij^gg jYuits reports, With,633 cars German submarine, are connected with a recent increase in attendant) ...... made by toe Commissioner follow Capt. and Mrs. G. J. Hawes have C^ enemy submarine activity directed against the northern trans- Installation of public scales and lab or ...... 2,850 right along the line of my own had as their guest, their niece, Miss the medium of War bavings uertin fo^-toree on M on^y and Tu^- •Atlantic route, on which the Canadian N avy does a major share, (this wo^d necessitate em- IP of the convoy duty. O T H E R V E S S E L S L O S T by the navy Housing scheme, 200 new atlons have been generally advocat- Man., who left on Wednesday for _-Thdcoir^pl^te li? t^ w ^ 1,(W0 homes, at ^,000, each ...... 400,000 ed before by people in toe Okanag- the Coast, where she will spend a ®ts, toe na^s, im-wrapp^ Cee grade McIntosh, toe since the start of the war were the corvettes Levis, . Spikenard, Draining and ^ ------an. I woSld think it would'be a holiday prior to returning to her ers and amounts in toe ninth month- ^g^^d being much ^ a te r than and Windflower, and the patrol ships Otter and Bras d’Or. throughout the city .... ;. 15,000 "Total; . $861,910 very' constructive report.’’ ■ home. Turn to page 10, story 3 . , ^ , to Page 4, Story ,8 . .
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Jerry: *7f you ve us© u m n y whaJ^rry:/lfyou;v« iL l* y ^ ”e8T. wto daaj't yt»M ttoat w « ‘» dwelo|K!»»«’ WJPTJB' WOMEN PEACHLAND C«r, ■W.pjr ««* »■ #V He; devclojESimtstt H e giot f«t It b»ck7' 17IX? riJONi: M McJbcMkni, Terry: *Tm waitiBU t o r him u> that bu!«e tm tU n $ hltoMU im ti»e W 'w ndim v M eF eely jput on a new »e t o f Hrea.” hmik." URGE SUGAR S Crockery & P rio r FOR APPLES OF BIG WIND llardware iKclawBMal - AppUauticea M c& M c Ltd. H.C. Women’s Advisory Com Cow Electrocuted While C.N, mittee to Urge That Sugar R, Tug and Barge Nearly For Apples be Continued Driven on Rocks Sfsjeoial i^44iH 4iut Pndoed. Co4t4lftue J ------Canada’s Third Victory Loan has been announced for During Winter i ...... — ^ C.N.R. tug No. 3 drifted before lire slonn last Tuesday, September next month. D ig in and help, O K A N A G A N . A resolution, RjUdrag that Uie pres 15, arid narrowly escaped crashing For ent allowance of five pounds oi su orr the rocks near dually Point ■ — Consult U8 for full particulara— gar to forty-pounds of spplcs should when the engine failed and the craft bo continued tlirougfioatuhe winter was helpless^With a heavy storm CAREFUL WARTIME BUYING months, was passed at a meeting of breaking over tlie rocks on the east tlio Women's Advisory Committee take advantage of them. side of the lake, the tug and barge of the Wartime Prices and Trade OKANAGAN INVESTMENTS CO., LTD It had in tow were dangerously near O ’C E D A R M O P S — Fluffy soft yarn. n io N B m Board, held on September 14 in We don’t often hear of woman’s disaster but 'fortunately did not P H O N E 98 Vancouver. Each ...... rights these days, my neighbor says, crash. After several hours, the 99c The resoluUon, which was moved but when we read this week that Pentowna went to the rescue and by Mrs. B. F. Gummow, President P L A I N T E A P O T S - ^ cup capacity. women who do the same work as brought the disabled craft to Peach- of the B. C. Women’s Institutes, men will now be paid the same land, where it was tied up for a Each ...... 63c seconded by Idrs. Rupert Neil, of pay it makes us wonder. Women day until the engine coulrf be re the University Women’s Club, read C A R P E T S W E E P E R S — Easy to run. These chilly mornings—start thdm right with a have had the vote for many ^ears, paired. as follow s: ' ' but it takes a war to get the same • • * Each ...... $3.19 piping hot bowl of wholesome "Whereas there Is a surplus of pay as a man for the same Job. R Three electric light poles went Canadian oppics, due to the lack takes a long time sometimes, she down on Lipsett Avenue on Sun DAIRY PAILS- of shipping facilities for exjport, be says, to get things straightened out. day night, and a cow belonging to K.G.E. CEREAL AND CRACKED it resolved that we, the Wonicn’s Each ...... 89c In the last war, the fine showing Reeve B. F. Gummow was electro Regional Advisory Committee for the women made In Britain made cuted In the pasture. She was found BROOMS—Corn WHEAT British Columhla, do strongly lu-ge the granting of the vote an easy in exactly the same spot where she HAMMER . Each ...... 39 c the Consumer Branch to encourage thing, but perhaps Emmelinb Pank- liad been milked Uie night before, the sale of this Canadian product, MORE EGGS I hurst’s window smashing and hun and 1b thought to have been struck HANDLES It will pay you to walk upstairs for Your cows will pro and, to assist In this, wo request ger strikes had something to do by the hlgli itension wires, which that the present allowance of five duce MORE MILK, Healthier chickens—r with it too. carry the full voltage of 2,200 at pounds of sugar to forty pounds of this point. One of the wires was if you feed them feed them apples bo continued throughout It takes lots of spade work, my broken, while the other evidently FALL FURNITURE VALUES the... winter montha’----- .. ., .u . , nelglibor says, to get results and had burned through. K.G.E. DAIRY K.G.E. LAYING Following this meeting, the chair- sometimes it takes some pretty hard • • • You will be spending more time at home this year. Make man, Mrs. Paul Smith, left for Ot- blows to wake us up. Women’s or- Ruth Elliott, WA..1, of the Wo- it as comfortable as possible. Me & Me offer you the taw^, where she will attend a con- ganlzatlons all over North America men’s Auxiliary Air Force, spent a MASH MASH ference of the chairmen of the flf- vv^ere protesting the shipment of few days in town en route to the finest furniture values on the market. teen regional districts across Cana- gcrap iron to Japan for years. They Pacific Coast. Since leaving here to da this week. The work of the Ad- knew, she says, that that same scrap enlist with the W A A .F- several CHESTERFIELDS - CHAIRS N o w la the time to visory Committees will be review- might be shaped into shrapnel months ago, she took some time PAINT YOtIB ed at this conference, while plans qj. ghells that might find a target training in Toronto and also took BEDROOM SUITES, etc. HOME for future activities wlU be dls- jjj the breasts of their sons or their a two weeks’ course in Florida. She for the coming cussed. Among, the topics of discuss- husbands. Call it Intuition or call was among the first group of air- winter. ion will be that of organizing rurm jt horse sense, she says, but most women to go to Florida, and they areas and reaching women who -vvomen seem to be able to look were all given a wonderful recep- and pulpwood capips are being swit have no club affiliation of any ahead further than men, and that .tlon in the U.S~A. ched over to the production of saw- the enforcement of the price ceiling geems to be one very good rea^n i.ru*’ i« o logs. KELOWNA GROWERS’ EXCHANGE law, and checking the dealer s paying a little attention to what Harold Witt to spei^mg a few Export Stopped psl.=-"hey ;ay. And on .hn other hand, J w J " I-™" 5. The export of logs from the Phone 29 FEED STO R E ' Free Delivery Z., Witt. He has been working at Ion is also to be discussed and edu she says, it should make us ■wOmen Pacific Coast area to the pulp and a mine north of Vanderhoof, B. C- cation through women’s groups. think a little harder and more deep paper mills on the United States The B. C. resolution regarding ly about world affairs, so that we Miss Sepha Hewko was the guest Pacific Coast will be restricted apples will be presented by Mrs. may be able to take our part in of honor ht a shower held at the drastically. These exports are now Smith during' the sessions. Mrs. planning the kind' of world we’d home of her sister, Mrs. L. Traut-' about 15,000,000 feet of hemlock and Hurrell, secretary of the B. C. like to live In. Tnnn, on Friday evening, Septem- balsam logs per month. The expjrt Committee, has been most active in Improve Your Homes For promoting Interest in Okanagan Women are at work, my neighbor her 18. Miss H'ewko’s marriage w ill of fir logs is already prohibited, apples since her return from this says, in practically every line of take place in Trail within the near 6. To spur production, price in creases on certain grades of lumber part of the country. work in the world today. They future, will be permitted. These increases FAIL ‘“ WINTER work in factories that turn out Pte. T. A. Roberts, of the Vernon wlll-be absorbed by the retailers and guns and ammunition and tanks a^tary Camp, was a week-end industrial users, and will not be SEE DS FOB QUALITY BlIILDING SlJFFIilESI and planes; they work in the fields PENTiaON visitor at his home here. passed on to the civilian consumer. and harvest the crops; we have women doctors, women lawy.ers, Pte. Charte'stJinp, of Chllltaack teo S L 2 S o ? SCUTAN BUILDING PAPER U D KILLS SELF women scientists and technicians. mm And women and girls by the ttbii- ? A to?2 ” lvlSoro<^fcom - nome nere. ^ ^ modity Prices Stabilization Corpora- CEMENT Thirteen-year-old Son of Capt. sands are Joining the forces, to do office work______and drive cars and de- Mrs. G S o rg e Dell imderwent a tion willw ill be set up immediately. ■ E, A. Titchmarsh is Accident - TILE and BRICKS liver pianes and drive ambulances serious operation in the Kelowna With an experienced lumberman at Victim and trucks. They are air raid .wat- Hospital last week, and her condi- its head, this division will provide chers and wardens and from the tion is reported to be improving. financial-assistance where and when GYPROC WALL BOARD Arthur Philip TLtchmarsh, 13,- son cold, dark beachbs of Britain they . , ^ * * Z „ it is required to stimulate economic of Capt. E. A. Titchmarsh, of Pen- watch______the _ skies - for , planes.. They Bte. Joe Da'vi^ of Vernon Mill- production. No sound lumbering ticton, wounded himself fatally on even now have become announcers tary. Camp, spent a week-end leave operation will be held up for lack Thursday of last week while play- on the radio, at his home in Peachland. of financing so long as it is practi- Wm.HAUG SON ing with his father’s .45 calibre pis- 4. „ Word has be^n ‘received-here that tol. Provincial Police were informed W e have been three years _at ■war, Established 1892 by the parents of the lad. w ill be T h e parents wrere not in toe hS m atotelned____ house when the boy took the pis toC loaded it with a c^ridge Ind ito,:toe pys, putting our ^ st^ in S S h on l" 1 >ur^w4 "uhfbl^^^ shot himself before the eyes of his the Magmot ^ n e„ and whra the seven-year-old sister, Elizabeth. dark days of 1940 came and France ^ee tn^j^ ana ne po^ fell we were: almost afraid to tiirn that toe^ n^xt time he go^ncro^^ SUNDAY The shrieks of the little girl brought the father running from toe barn. bn ' to e C1B.C. 'new s fro m London he w ill have this prim lege. H e Imd Is $5 enough to buy a worth month, enables you to Elizabeth said that Philip put toe for fear it wouldn’t be there. And been fpurteeir yehre away from tos " inntnediately the life assurance how cheered we felt when the calm, native land of ^otland,^and^ as. he LABOR while amount of Mfe assur> muzzle of toe’ pistol under his chin, pleasant voice' of toe announcer flew low oyer that counbTr, he saw L u m b e r said: “This is how the gun works,” ance protection? It most*- protection that 'will mean so came over toe air waves •with- toe more of it in an hour than he had and pulled the trigger. seen in all his early years. certainly is! At ag e 25, for much to you and your faxhily. news as usual. The most terrible V ' ■■■■■ • * • ■ ____ ■ ■ news was announced so cheerfully example, $5 monthly ^wiU buy Have you $5 in the bank? Mr. and Mrs. L. Trautman left on __ o' 1 kt j i 4. Speeds the W a r Program that -we never fully realized the Monday, Septem ber 21, , fo r P r in c e 'More Townspeople Needed to a poUcy for $3i030. If so you can afford this vital LOCAL MEiT ~ picture of ruin and desolation. ’It George, where Mr. Trautman is en is only two years Since that dread Pick on Sundays, Chairman The Budget Plan, which fea protection. Get details by gaged on construction work.. Says Today lumber is on active service, filling urgent UNIT MANAGERS ful time when London ■ and all tures premiums as low as $5 a sending the coupon. England , was being bombarded wartime needs. In many instances wood is taking Mr. and Mrs. John Pasemko left from the skies. Our loved ones over last week for a -trip to Vancouver. “There is a great deal of Sunday Y o u r Ufa assurance dollars are Invosted In Victory Bonds the place of very scarce materials and providing Co^rSanrrepSntS^^, 1^vls"on labor which should be mustered to line and we were over here fearftil definite advantages as substitutes. Monday for Vernon, where he will assist in toe harvest,’? R, F. Parkin and anxious. We heard of nothing serve as assistant unit organizer son, chairman of the Kelowna Labor but defeat and disaster, but we Government timber control has placed rigid restric for the duration of toe Victory Loan GREENWOOD Survey Committee, stated on Wed campaign which commonces on Oc were proud when Britain stood nesday. “There are a large number NORTH AMERICAN LIFE tions on civilian requirements. W e would ask our alone and we were proud to be tob er 19th. of men in the sawmills, the packing ' H EA D O FFICE: 112 King Street, W .jToronto, Ont. many local customer friends to bear with us in this Percy Pettypiece has left for Sal with her, at her side sharing the AHENDING houses and in other employment danger. who do; not work on Sundays, and Without obligation please send me information; about your emergency. m on A rm , w h ere he w ill act as Spedal Budget Poliegr. together vdth fires Vest Pocket Budgeting they should turn out and help to get unit organizer for the same cam ■ Booklet.-.'-'' Premier Mackenzie King, m y CONFERENCES this crop harvested.” . paign. neighbor says, gave us a very clear Mr. Parkinson pointed out that. ; ' . rTnmtm ■ - ...... - ...... — picture ofOI whatwnat we havenave been oeen douu- _ . ^ J if these people would Register with “Humph! So you want a job. Do mg, m his annivereary- speeclx It '^ Greenwood Represents Sou- ^ Employment Service for Sun- A d d m t _ -211 you ever tell lies?” • was our food tl^t kept those gall- thern Interior at Important ^ay picking, arrangements for plac- “No, sir, but I could leam.”- S. M. SIMPSON, LTD. ItarwSf he"t^d Meeting Regarding Timber ing them xo^d_^ would be performing a valuable Representative, Office Phone 312 MUl Phone 313 Empire Training Scheme that gave . Industry , community service. GEORGE ELUS, them toe fliers needed to carry on - 7 — — KELOWNA, B.C M t4 Parkinson also urged that the work of patrolling the skies and T. Greenwood, of the S. M. Simp- growers who could use more pickers then, later on, doing a little offen- son Co., Ltd., was in Eklmonton last on Sunday should make their re sive work on their own. Let us ever week attending a series of confer- quirements known well in avivo*advance4v.. be ; thankful, iriy neighbo^. says, ences with A. N. Nicholson, 'Timb^ ^ Employment office, 227 Bern- that-our glorious coimtry of Canada Controller, who has come west from Avenue where the pickers are - stood side by side with Britain all Ottawa to explain the new regula- growers who can use CASM PillZ E S the way, and if we have been doing tions issued last week Ao the Timber oh Sunday would only our bit buying bonds and certifi- Control Advisory Committee., of let us know, it would be a greatereat or ONE OF TEN $1 cates and stqmps, we have been -^yhich Mr. Greenwood is a member IE $2 _ Q $ 3 ^ 0 u V help, not only to themselves but Consolation Prizes giving our Government the money representing the' Southern Interior, to toe organization ' committee as /OJl' they need to. build ships and guns it was announced-last week that V o r> well,” Mr. Parkinson stated. and tanks and planes to hold our Ottawa had taken the first steps to He also urged that townspeople place. The brave lads who have relieve a shortage of loggers in Brit- who made private arrangements to Costs You joined the forces, who guard toe jgj^ Columbia. The industry has pick, and then these arrangements seas, who wing , _toeir _ way over been placed'definitely on a war bas- collapsed, contact the Employment NOTHING Only a NOTHING Germany in the high, heavens, or jt was announced' by Munitions Service office. the lads who dare all in raiifc on the Minister Howe. To illustrate his point, he cited Postage enemy coasts, have never stop^d Mr. Greenwood expressed great toe case of several townspeople v. TO BUY Stamp TO SELL to think of dollars and xents; th ^ hope that toe new move would as- who went picl^g on Tuesday, but CJKADA'S FINESI lAOEB BEEB have risked all they nave, tnem- gjgt materially in solving toe labor about ten in the morning it was de- \ selves, and do we coimt our Check aouars problem as it affects the timber in- cided that toe Macs iii that particu- here. “JET,” the hot stove pol as more, she says. ^ dustry. He pointed out that toe lar orchard were still too gi Here Is A L L You Do ish, solves the problem ^ the dMk logging and lumber industry is now pick, and they were laid off. of cleaning steel-top w brieht classed as an essential industry. They visited several orchards days, let us work for the bngnt -waothni-thic tnonno rf^finite “frae- seeking employment but found none Mark Number 1 in the space oppo stoves.; It doesn’t black 0 1 -c hPtTinninpr tn «?how 'Whether this means definite “ free- and did nothing more for the rest site the advertisement you think en them. through; Let us work for the bright zing” men to toeir j
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COUNCIL THANKS M ore AI k w I ARMY WINS LUMBffi WESTBANK JONES FOR WORK HARPER ANOTHER GAME SHORTAGE MAN ESCAPES AT U.B.CJ«. MEET REPORT Defeats Local ' i'iinc ll-Q on Sunday DESPERATE INJURY Alderman Jones Leading Fig From page 1, column 5 Greenwood Explains Po«i* Arthur Dobbin Jumps to Safety ure at Kamloops Convention again took Ure measure of Keiow- r ____ t •Tnir-b keting Act by both large and email na on Sunday last, at Vernon, when tiort on Retu 1 From Con- As Logging Truck Turns Alderman O. L. Jones was highly producers. they defeated the locals by 11-V Terence W ith Controller Over commended by the City Council on v»»eUJbUt BEarfcetlM Kelowna had a disastrous inning Monday nigfit In a foniud vote of Vegelabi* Maraeung Beard In...... the 6cco*id, when the A rm y Although the lum ber Industry hsx A n almost fatal accident occurred New Fur Trimmed Coats, $22.50 to $39.50 sppr;>recl8 tion for his work at the puslietd six nm ners o ver tlie plate named as a definitely e®sen.tial on F riday o f last week, when annual convention of the Union of The Commissioner finds that am- of IrU^or Veae- walks. Ihe ^ar industry and may'find itself a heavily loaded logging truck, These pretty tailored Coats denote style and quality fleeces British Columbia MunidpalUiea. slgamatloo of the Interiorwith Vege- balance of the ^ e was nwwe ev- ^ue easier In the matter of labor longing to Arthur_ D o b ^ *U.PP®d and fine wool boucles with luxurious lurs in wanted colors, in Upon Ins^ctlons from His Wor- ^ble Itorketing ®“Jy fought, but the Kelowna men Moblems'^therels'littre"prosp«^ of over a bank on a steep down-grade, misses' and women's sizes. ,ship the Mayor, , .1 « who o was V. . in w at- 1.Coast I Vegetable 4 Board .would,7 n6t could not overcomeovercc -- .the Initial set- restrictionsP®oi»enw. w»cre being lightened to per- turning over------three times4.----- and tendance at Bie B. C. School Trus- be In the Interests of the vegetable jj^ck. mlt dcnncstlc consumers to obtain crushing the cab before finally com- tew’ coiivent^n and was not pr^- grower. , k # Nuyens did tlie hurling for Ver- supplies, according to T. Green- ing to a stop. Fortunately, Mr. Bab bit at the Council In case of dispute ^tween the two pjtchod a nice game y,QQA of S M. Simpson, Ltd., who bln, who was driving, was enabled Utility Coats, $12.95 to $25.00 Clerk O. IL D ^n outlined A l^r- Boards, the Com^ssloner throughout. Paul Bach went the returned on Monday from Edmon- to leapout before the truck sllj^d man Jones' activities at U.e U.B. mends that the .Provincial Board ^hole route for Kelowna and, apart [o n ^ S r^ he r e p r e L n t^ t^ ^ off the road. These coats will bring grand returns in warmth and smartness. II 1 klven Jurisdiction to decide ramo. from the one bad Iruilng, held the industry of Southern British mi « * *1 1* V 1,1 ♦ Satin lining with two years' guarantee, besides being chamois Alderman Jones pUoted several The Interior Vegetable Board soldiers down fairly well. ^fnmbln a» a member of the ad- packing house accident Kelowna resolutions successfully comes in for favorable comment. The absence of Wes. Watkins bo- vi^S*^com ^Uw at a corierenco ^ ^ho histo^ of Westlwnk hap^n- lined to the waist. A grand assortment to choose from. through the convention and, as and the Board-owned Agency sue hind the plate was a big handicap^ .Ii^Tumber Controller A. N. NIch- Klkuko Tan- ctiairnmn of the committee, WM cessful. and the manager, Bob Phinney, also olson r ^ n ^ le for the acceptance ^ The problem of distribution Is was unable to make the trip. 'After Greenwood states that cv- togera ca^ht to the cogs ^ a New Fall Sport Jackets, Skirts, Sweaters, Etc. different from that at the Coast. On an absence of some Umc, Eddie c r ^ 'u o fj^ b c r that the Canad- «rad " while sorting apples. Two detailed re- fjjjg point the Commissioner says: witt appeared In a Kelowna uni- can produce will be re- Aaecrs of her right hand wera port o f th is appears In another col- ...phc problem of distribution is form again and played a good game for ^ i K purposes. He crushed. However, she Is now rest- Tailored SPORTS JACKETS ...... $5.95 to $12.50 the Kelowna umn... o f this iSSUG. « II j Aij nlcnalso HlfToront-dJlIeront, necessitating npronsitntinc? rCtfU*regu- inIn thnthe rightrlirht garden. crnrdGn. RRudy u d v KKitsch i t s c h __ nolntsi— out that Britain formerly /%K_ob- hlid COmfortttWy comfortawy In. tho N ew Pullover S W E A T E R S ...... $1.95 to $3.95 Aldoi^n P^lnso^ “ totally different nature, got a triple in the seventh inning, fained much of its supplies from the Hospital. , , , man Ladd inovwl and seconded the g jnea^g of its affiliation with.the and Bud Gourllc redeemed his not Scandinavian countries, but now wiinrv rnrre nnA Tnhn Davidson Lovely New SKIRTS ...... $1.95 to $3.95 ' ACrm” n°lon“ l3l » I"' “J“ •“ to . S p l / . I l h»r left on Sunday .nd for_ John Vancouver, D.vi !^embers of toe executive of the. crease of^ domestic consumption of e^-comt^ing,asked that toe ti^^a^°®g®\eventy®?^, S S ^ h f poJto iff Kelowna Board of Trade and of the fruits, and by means of toe niixed se^r_be installed an^ ® twenty cars already shipped. T h e _ the^rner of Pendozi Street and City'Council paid an, informal trib- car, fruit and vegetables, are en- C.R.C.C. be penmtted an exte erane price is exceptionally' good, a v p t iiip Practicallv no dam- nte to Captain-J. B. Weeks, of the abled to be .brought to- markets of time to pay ,for toe conneci . - ,. for a six-auart basr ______._____4.i,_ or.«i C anadian.Pacific Steamshin service whioh .™ B «ble to .b 3. r b M I c r N e ith er the C.E.C.C. o r .the H o3t: Jbnj-five cent, for a obr-ouart baa- ^ ’a, a ..m obile^ lots of fruits or vegetebl^ . ess Club askrf "Apple-Day”, s.dieme. of the ^ iniured.. his shij^ the tug Haramata, which “ It is my opmioin, therefore, that monetary assistance, but, a - Kiwanis Clubs in. prairie cities ac- i\/r -mnd-ra ^®^® ^ts last run under his com- lon> V icio^ in it is only by organization on a fairly debate, each - organization was ^ot- _ ^ suipr^ng number of In Police (Spurt on Monday mom- i wide scale and under toe manage- ed fifty dollars for the - aboles Tree Fruits now have ord- ing. Swart s licence .was taken a-vray rjantain Weeks retired oriThurs- ment of experienced merchandisers pose of h®lf®g ^ith toe installa- apples. ^ him for one year, and at toe ^ay Ster fStySv^yeSs of s e S can maximum efficiency in bringbringr tion of sanitary faciUties. , .. , business. The Kiwanis sell the ap- ing the producers’ , product to the Mrs. ueorgeGeorge ijaviusuiiDavidsou hasuao return- P ^ Jo funds for some spous- inationumtog.__a mo^ougb cammauded every CJ-Jl. ultimate consumer be attained.” ship bn the lake, including toe York, I ed from two weeks holiday spent that licence Recommendations Aberdeen, Kaleden, Okanagan,: Sic- in Vancouver, WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION 1. Specific recommendations are eight hundred thousand ,‘boxes_ of arnous and others. He was in com made affecting the Kamloops an^ mand of the Sicambus when she FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE. Miss Gwen Stetem has retj™^ iS j'S e 'e m llS '^ S h ” S made her. last run, .taking the Gyro Grand Forks areas to her- BIRTHS y. -,iS rs = be., complete Seu'^l’g r S 'w e a s ^ fr S 'convention party to Penticton in: accountingritincy tr,to tVif>the grower,ffrnwpr. givinge iv in s jjj vtEast,--.. Kelowna,___.... . ®i “ aisappomiiiicitb uuv j __ One Gallon ..... —..... 30c Five Gallon ...... $2.00 been expected that the figure would RAYM ER-In ^® Kel®WM Gen^ sin ce the withdrawal of pass- full particulars of all . costs, levies I Two Gallon ...... - 65c Six Gallon ...... $2.40 and deductions including toe over- proven by experience totoave given '^®,p^g®3™ 3^ g ;n e n t calls fo r 400,000 enger ships from the lake. Captain age percentage. ^^® boxes to be^shipped before the end n ^ ^ ;™ ^ tss^ n a wteks h^ had command of the tog Three Gallon $1.05 Eight Gallon...... $3^20 3. The.Board should have power ition with distributional agencies. ® ^ an^the remaining 400,- as^Rayiner, Okanagan Mission, ® jq-aj-aniata. H e recalled that it was to determine, and if necessary limit, Having been tested and . having to ^ to be dlcided ®®“* in 1897 that he, commenced his ser Four Gallon 4...... $1.40 Ten Gallon...... $4.00 the amount of all overages, i.e., the been proven that in this way the _t h later date SMITH—-In the Kelowna General vice and that he walked the five amount marketed by a shipper to grower can make contact with the j„te four cars have been ship- Ho^ital, on Thursday, Septem miles from Vernon to Okanagan excess of the quantity accounted for ultimate consumer, with'increased ped to the United - States . under .. 4 this.r.j„ ber 10, 1942, tq. Rev. and Mrs. Landing when . a lad to see the; to the producer. bargaining powers, in cpmpetiti-ve • Daniel Smith, Kelowna, a son. launching of one of toe passenger ...... arrangement. . .. . 4. The Board s^puld require a markets, it calls for continuous ef- One of the great advantages of r ATVTPRFT T,—Tn toe Kelowna Gen- arriving Just fifteen minutes too late to witness the ceremony. bond to be furnished in such form .fort in an , endeavor to place the this aBicci.i<= agreement44b to ------local growers is 'and for such an amount satisfactory'^solution of the problem of to^triDu- outlet for- I S S S ’ & ¥ in “''- Saf rtg-a-S in all respect to it, guaranteeing the tion upon a firm foundation. Unr^- ^qqqqq boxes and curtail the surplus ard - Campbell, Kelowna, a sp . .friends throughout toe Valley m payment by the shipper to the pro-^ stricted competition of grower storage capacity by that Medalta BOWLS ducer of all monies found owing at . against grower has been demonstra- ^ jg hoped that consider- BREW—In toe Kelowna General through his sunny nature, sense o f: toe final yearly settlement. ted, in the past experiences of the ^ble volume :-will be moved to the Hospital, on Sunday, September humor and unfailing kindliness and .... for MIXING 5. The appointment of auditors, growers of the Okanagan Valli^, to near future. 13, 1942, to- Mr.- and Mrs. Lewis courtesy. Brew, Kelowna, a daughter. On behalf of the City of Kelowna, Stock up NO W w h ile the choice is should be subject to the approval-of lead to financial disaster.^ F re it . ------si— ------— the Provincial Board. growing in toe Okanagan has be- •WILLETT—In toe Sisters Hospi- Mayor G. A. McKay congratulated i large! ' ■ tal, Rossland, on Tuesday,, Sep- Captain Weeks on his long-term of wTb lts“Smlfl?a^™ whole situaUon been tember 15, 1942, to Mr. and. Mrs. service to the district His. Worship t S lina“ »olLionf-of the com- beyond the borders of th « valley. H M V Willett a son ^ said that Captain Weeks-had- al- TEA POTS - BROWN PITCHERS eral Hospital, on matter which needed his assistance, GLASS WATER SETS ..ember I7th, 1942, to Mr. and be extended best -wishes for a . ddipbas.® Donald C. Fillmore, a daughter. jQjjg an,j happy sunset holiday^ FLOWER POTS, etc. the necessity of constitutional “a 'n d T C T ree pW te Litoited said^ endments as recommended by toe Board and B.C. Tree u ^imixea , birffelv deoendent upon DICKSON—In toe Kelowna Gener- ' R. G. Rutherford, on behalf of Rowell-Sirois Commission to place provide an organization the Canadian al -Hospital, bn Thursday, Septem- the Board of Trade, extended felici-' her 17th, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. tations and expressed the Board’s the marketing problems on a per- toe fr®were’^^^^^^ Tppfe preduc"^^^^^^^^ Frederick. Dickson, R.R. 3, Kel- appreciation of- Captain Weeks’;, A of nnrt +hA vparcs* rnnfract Cial Circles. • . IJley DeCOuie a t wx^a va*>. o , au« /vef tiwiio,owna •<* a son. , icaujr ready v.u-utMsxai.A\/i*co-operation cti^at oxxall w***^-.times. made between the growers, shippers of central authority to which toe bb^^^g’n®^ ni^tain the MTYAGAWA—In toe Kelowna Gen- Captato- W e^ , to a toief spe^h The BENNETT HARDWARE and toe B.C. Tree Flmits Limited are Governments can advice care m^t be Hospital, on Wednesday, of thanto, stated that when he ma^ only temporary expedients. In toe and opinion. H ^maintained on^a con- September 23, 1942, to Mr. and ^® Kelowna, B. C. course of time this statute and the democratic basis, they can be of in- ted Kingdoin m ^ Miyagawa, Glenmore, a only, toree buddings on what is contract referred to, will expire. The valuable service as toe spokesmen sbtutes the tne i. daughter. « now Bernard Avenue. policy of central selling has been for the fruit industry of British Co- dian apple industry. ( I '^1 ; i i i i l i i 1! a t i t h e E E 'L O W M A c o h e i e h P A G E F IV E THUItSBAY. SEFTKiaaEK ®i. v m CITY INSTRUMENTS m m i m Moffit About FARMERS' WITH THE W n Classified Advertisements GROWERS STILL ON LOOSE VICTORY So44fui On PRAISE Alderman O.' 3L. Jones reported to the City Council ou Monday that TICKETS You can't beat it for a quick, cncrgixtng meal, twmtr-n** »«*r ' ':"I'v / II : '''' ' ' 1 " ' ■ ' i 'I ‘ '1 ' ' \ . i.' Ki PAGE SIX THE iCEEOWHA C O U E H » TliUiiSDAY, SQTiatBEft M, IM;2 • m 'lattCJT BIGHS McLetsiJaa. M fiF m iy & F ria r iJK*.- AQUATIC DANCES GLENMORE MAN |owM> l«t4. httv« TUeeti gratatfcd sMfr- BRITISH MAGAZINE W t k i'Q /'A V /% T E T Healtli Unit Hears Of Big hy %ht C ity €-c«u.tu'il to ARECONaUDED erwt sign# on Uteir building on SUBSCRIPTIONS Bernard Avenue. AMERICAN OIL Improvement In Valley The last Aquatic dance of the sea WORRYING PIGS FOR ‘KELOWNA’ son tooic |>l«ce on Saturday night, PROMOTIONS No Outbreak of Serious Nature when the Directors turned over the Bob Morgan Unharmed in Among Humans in Area Committec Can Arrange Subs Dieppe Raid WINFIELD ^to*car^v o n Announcement is made by A. H. Covered by Unit At Reduced Rates thdr exeSent^^^^ Manner erf Paul Chase, of Glenmore, last Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duggan, of Ver- cOTUforts to the local men of that .^*^**^‘*^- Ainericon Oil Company Again we urge, do not forget your K in iu oiw Mji vtio »»VM ^ iJmlted. of the eppoiritnients of G. bagged a coyote which had a meeung of the Urriou Board of non. were weeh-end visitors of Mrs. magazines for tiiv KM?n of Kelowna’s ®- I-®wto8 as manager of Eastern disturbing pigs In the dktnct. Health of the Okarragan Valley Duggan's mottier. Mrs. Goss, end name-ahip, 11M.CB. Kelowna. realised from the j c. h\ ii as m anager KeturnJng hom e from Kuthmd ...... Healto Unit wo* held ia Kelowna sister. Mr*. Josik McKobb, of Trail, I f a steady supply of reading mat affalf. Western divisions of BriUsh Am- evening, he saw some pigs corrall on Wedneaday' afternoon, Septem- who 1* here for the packing season, ter is to be forwarded to llie men cidcan Oil. ed by a number of coyotes, some ber 23, following the dosing ecss- „ . . . of the Kelowna, a steady supply of gi«maii0wag distance from the road. He hurried Iona of U»e B. C. School lYustecs' bommerville is reported as magazine* must be convention. doing nicely, but stie will be in hos- received at The home, got his gun and returned to Courier office. IS YOUR FURNACE the scene, w here, after a little Jjunt, Those present were; Reeve K. J. three weeks more. 1’be local committee in charge of he Buccoeded In shooting one of the McDougall of Penticton, chairman, Mr,. FranW wnuol.. comforts for me men of the Ke A SABOTEUR ? NOTICE. anlnuila. Darkness, however, pre- Mrs.-Colin Macdonald, representing i,, i? ? lowna, under the ctiairmaoshtp of vented him from getting the others, the Penticton School Board, and , -o Hospital, having D. C. Paterson, has been able to . . . J. R. Wlglcsworth, Ti-easu^r, of Saturday. chip parcels once a week for some FUEL is SCARCE Bob Morgan, who with his moUi- Penticton; P. G, Dodwell and C. J. ti, „ j j u * time. I f this Is to b e kept up, tiie er, Mra A. Morgan, had lived in Huddleston, Summorland; A. Dav- daughter, stream of magazines cannot be per W e will gladly check your Glenmore for several years prior to Idson, Weetbank; J. M, Brydon, ? „ Saskatoon, are visiting mitted to dry up. moving into Kelowna a few years representing the Kelowna gchool * Any magatines that arc of interest Heating System and clean School Pupils ago, Is now with the armed forces Trustees; Mayor G. A. McKay, roo- flopping with her brother and sls- to men ore acceptable. All you are the Furnace. Flues and In England. He has written his resenting the Kelowna City Coun- tcr-ln-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clag- asked to do Is Just to lea ve -them mothcr stating that ho had taken cll; A. B. Woodd, Secretaj^ of the waldon has spent the C/iimney with our Pupils now working on farms < idustry and at The Courier office, where they part in the Dieppe raid and had es- Kelowna Rural Schools Health As- with her husband on Van- will bo bundled up and ehlpped. VACUUM CHIMNEY who are intending to continue their studies arc reminded caped without a scratch. soclatlon; Dr. J. M. Her&hey, Sec- ^o'iver Island, where he is an in- If you would prefer to contribute C L E A N A ID . that the full course of lessons will commence on * * • rotary, and Dr. G. P. Amyot, Pro- in the Air Force. n dollar or so to this worthy pur Pilot Officer Tom Pearson, who vincial Health Officer. r. „ c, i* *. .T, - recently graduated and received his rii»' Amvnf urv,r> ir. irno James Shanks, of Vancouver, for pose, the committee would bo plcas- Home owners pay for hav . MONDAY, OCTOBER 5th, -ed to arrange a subscrljptlan to ing their heating systems commission at Rivers, Man., arrived for the School Trustees’ convention, w hnnd^ ’ T » some magazine. The committee is home on Wednesday of lost week discussed a number of matters with acquaintance^Kound cleaned .'. . whether they and that it is in their own best interests that they shall able to obtain subscrJ|itlqns to most on leave, and left again on Monday, the Board. packing house oja Saturday. , have work done or not, attend school on that date, otherwise there is no possible current maga^ncs at a reduced rate, Mrs P M Paiinicker. of Vancou- «r ^ letter from the c^tor of a Mrs. W. W. Robinson, who has so every dollar contributed does for 3/16 of an inch of soot way in which those pupils who absent themselves until ver, 1^ a' guest at the home of her “ nursing home In Kelowna almost double duty. means 62% loss in effic later in the school year can catch up with the Curriculum. sister Mrs. Lewis, Sr. regret was expressed for the in- for some time, was able to spend a The men of the Kelowna are pat i'SifSi ' • • » publicity couple of days at her home in Wih- rolling the coasts. They are away iency or $6.20 out of every All students are therefore urged to return to class Pte. Frances Hume, C.W.A.C., has t”ls district at the time of fldj} jagt week, from port for weeks at a time and, $10.00 spent for fuel. on October 5th, «as academic standing is even more es been transferred from Ottawa to high lake level, • • • in cramped quarters, their off duty j i i i i i Halifax. Summary of Activities Ralph Berry, Jr., went over- hours hang heavily unless they have sential in present w ar conditions than ever before. • • • , seas, a number of his friends and acceptable reading matter. This the GEORGE LEWTAS Geo. FHntoft, who has owned and The following is a brief suimnary fellow-workers at the Woodsdale local committee, with your help. Is J. GALBRAITH E. W . BARTOlNf, Secretary, operated the Glenmore Store for of the activities carried out Under Packing House have made it a rule trying to provide. LIMITED Kelowna Board of School Trustees. has had a wide experience in mar- several years, has enlisted in the Health Unit organization dur- to send him a parcel and "gang let- Used packs of playing cards iVould Phone 100 ]Kelowna, B.C. 8-2c ketlng operations during his 23 R.C.A.F, and has leased his store ing the past two and a half months, ter” for his birthday. The letter also bo acceptable' If any bridge 7-3o years with British American Oil, to E. J, Burr, of New Westminster, As indicated at the last meeting, should be a lengthy one by the time fans have packs which they are Since 1937 he has been manager of who, with Mrs, Burr, arrived early the members of the staff have con- each one has written something not using. the Quebec division of the company last week and took over the busi- centrated on problems of sanitation, which is giving them all a lot of and previous to that was manager ness Idst Thursday. Mr, and Mrs in an ■ effort to prevent the occur- f^j, same time everyone is drowning while fishing in May last of the company’s Alberta division Flintoft have moved their house- rence or spread of diseases pecul- sad when remembering that George The service was donducted by If you are a home owner, or are purchasing a home 1935 to 1937, and of the Saskatche- hold furniture to Manhattan Beach, lar to the summer months. While no Berrv is still reoorted missing at Rev. C. W, Kirksey, vicar of Chase, wan----- mor division 1932 to 1935. , , , spcciflc discoses were mentioned, nienne ^ who also consecrated a simple gran 7i6e Wise-birds Cryt and have financial problems, if you wish to build, Glenmore’s two local packing we were, of course, particularly in- , ite stone, set at the water’s'‘edge, Andrew Ritchie terested in the prevention of ty- j. h . Aberdeen is still in Kelowna or alter your present. home, or business, consult bearing the following, inscription: and M. D. Wilson, are now working phoid fever and acute anterior pol- Hospital and will be for another “In memory of J. E. Montague and at full speed. ^ , , iomyelitis. To this end, circulars week at least, and perhaps longer; A. W. Henderson. Drowned, May, 1= "ported a, mueh Improved. 1942.” vie\v of various factors such as pro- ' F. C. Brown has been spending a A f ^ . 4 ^ . Ue4M4t^io41> oaugnier, jvirs.^ Hume. tection of food, milk and water few days at his ranch, “Claremore," On Monday while Mrs J D sUPPUes* the, fly nuisance and en- arriving on Wednesday of last week. MANAGER KennedTS K k^n S picidng Yironmental sanItaUon Simple di------^------apples in the orchard of Paul Chase, sections were set forth for the prep- a ^ fer dSba'Sy'"*""""" OKANAl^ MISSfON. Yorkshire Savings & Loan ■*m» . . ■ ^ plies. These circulars were distrib- . _ _ ' . Mrs. “Buster" Materi and two uted mainly in the course, of visits Association children returned home on Thurs- to the homes, so as to give an op- to^^°th at^a^sm *w a^b^^o^^ rfav inof nffol- a monfh’c iricit trwto portunityDortunitv forfo r discussiondlscusslon ofOf the .lm'im- and Willett ~ day last, after a month’s visit o f Ross- who will be at the office of her parents at Debden, Sask. portance of the various points em- "An ^asized. In the course of this work , J. R. Andrews, of Sherbrooke, an unusually large number of visits Mr. and Mrs RusSell Ivens and Que.-, is a guest at the home of to homes throughout the country small daughter of Trail have been his brother, R. W. A n d r^ , who have been made, and we are par- spendinl a few dayrhoiidS’ in toe £. M. CARRUTHERS & SON recently has^ been quite ill but is ticulaHy pleased with the interest; MOLssibh as the gjuests of IVIr. Ivens’ LIMITED now recovermg. taken in this subject. We are veiy parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ivens. glad to report that up to date this ^ e y returned t6 their home last . Percy Rankin returned last Sat year we have had no cases of infan- Tuesday, W ED. and THURS., SEPT. 23 and 24 urday with a moose from a hunt tile paralysis in our district, and ' • • • ing'trip in the Cariboo district. He there has been no further spread Professor David Murdoch return- was accom panied there b y iDan Insurance - Notary Public - Loans - Real Estate of typhoid from toe original six. ed to toe University of Saskaj^e- Hill, of Kelovma. cases which occurred earlier in toe wan last Wednesday. The Universi- J A C K H A L L year in the Rutland district. ty remains closed until October 5th Frosts, which visited \ the Glen- joined British American in 1920 and more district, lasb Thursday and In addition to the improvement to enable the staff and students to r IS e F rid a y n i^ t s , Tam A gAk to-^natoes lU^'rthe bumper harvest ^ West where he has served in vari- and other tender plants and flowers improvements have . been taking place in urban districts,.and ^ ®®rs. Nonnan Apsey, who had ous capacities with B.A, Prior to in some of the gardens, concrete evidence of this is pro- spending a short holiday ^ at his new appointment, he was mana------r-----^------vided by statistics which we have Coast, returned to to® Mission ger of the company’s Alberta Examine glass jars for cracks, fo“ Kelc«vna this war Tn to'e sprto^ division. nicks or flaws. Pint-size containers ^ survey showed that there were \ J _ L Both Mr.-Lewtas and Mr. Hall are best to msure proper process- « totaL'"^ 253'b ^ rlrfvie'Trewb^g The growers are making rapid will make their headquarters at ing.-Remove all dirt, wash weU and monthly scavenger^service As in- Toronto.m------9-lc sterilize fo r tw en ty minutes• in boil- . « timated at toat time, toese privies mg water. If tin cans are obtainable, constituted a definite m e n a c e t o top ^er. Several of toe .growers have these can be ured but only^with^e health of the^ community. Follow- this variety HOME CANNING pres^e^ cooker method. ^ They ing action taken by the Council, on UKIDr OF FISH NEW should b?used’'K^once^“^®‘^ our recommendation, this of plight Lieutenant W. A. Hobson, scale, j-emove^ head tail and any shows that of toe 253 box privies ^ . „ TO MANY COOKS large bones that wiU toke up too formerly in operation, 145 have been 1st Okanaf^ Mission Wolf Cub ■ converted already to pit privies, 18 Pack MADE IN Patriotic housewives are now tak- rim^^Sacking toit ^ replaced by septic tanks The Pack will meet at toe Scout - care and 57 by sewer connections. The wall on Friday Sent 25th at 315 CANADA mg advantage of every opportunity not to crush or bruise the flesh. Use remaining 33 will be converted to nm aept. zom, az j .id to can. Home canning of fish is no only pure drinking water for all the pit type by the end o f the rtt-es-.*^ 13-oz. 25-ot. 40-oz. new art in many parts of this coun- preparatory purposes. . . Dickie Cousins and Walter Shan- a ^ o fu / try,trv butout jnerethere are _yetvet manv many nlaces places When wnen using tnetoe pressurenressure cooKer,cooker S**Penticton, practically a 100 per cent Friday passed Several their First other Star Cubs tests havelast 1.45 2.70 4.15 PHPNE 224 BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTILLERY CO. LTD; For Free Home Delivery All fish suitable for canning may are only^ partially sealed and are immediately following the last ^ e meetin?started with a ^ e save: the BOTXXEl Glass Is sorely be canned by one of two methods-^ processed and exh^austed at^.the meeting in July, several cases of and to i^ w S l W d by in sfriS n needed. Save on battles and *Iassware and bave yonr Salvage Oonunlttoe coUeet. 25c DOZEN PAID by pressure cooker when one is same time with toe hot water bath encri>halonivelitis were renorted in ' BA FOR ALL EMPTIES f**’ Finish sealing them at the h S S ST^fie p "S ton S t5 ! S S ts ^ catchmg_and method. With a pressure^ cooker, end ef the process. ^ Since that time sporadic-cases have ______This advertisement is not pub proper processing is assured to pre- When using the pressure cooker, occurred throu^out toe whole area lished or displayed by the Liquor ★ vent spoilage. With the hot water be sure that aU equipment is work- served bv the Kealto TTnit with a .Control Board or by the Govern bath method, if great care is exer- ing properly. Start the timing of total of at least 15 cas^ L S l ? C.N.R. DEPARTS ment of British Columbia. cised to assure proper sterilization all processing when the proper tern- diagnosed. The mortality in toe of utensils and sufficient processing, perature is reached, and be sure to horses affected w ^ close to fifty ON NEW TIME The most beautiful birds in the results usually are quite satisfac- process long enough to prevent pgr ggnt. Fortunately there have ______world have harsh and displeasing . . j , u J spoilage but not long ^enough to been no cases in man reported so . i _ voices. Fish to be canned must be hand- over-cook. Cool as quickly as poss- f^r, In view of the danger to human ' According to passenger traffic off- led, carefully after it is caught, bled ible, to prevent over-cooking too, beings possibly created bv toe de- trials of toe Canadian National Rail- and cleaned as soon as possible. Re- being careful not to crack jars by veibpment ©f a reservoir'of infec- ^®^®’ move all blood, especially that clot- stacking too closely or placing them tion in this district we considered Valley and main lines ited under toe skin along the back- in currents of too cold air. Glass it our duty to arouse the general -<-4A bone. Rub with salt and pack in jars need longer processing than public to toe need for vaednatibn ice if possible when it is not to? be cans in the pressure cooker. Store nf aii hontes in this area in order The C.N.R. passenger train leav- This advt; is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control canned immediately. Keep very in a cool (not damp), dark place, to prevent further spread of this Kelowna for Kamloops, where Board or by the Government of British Columbia. cold. Discard any suspected containers. disease. In this we had the gener- are made for east and N f l T I C E ous support and assistance of the west-bound mam Ime teams, will press,.and toe officials of the Fed- 4 40 p.im daily, except eral and Provincial Departments S'lnday.mstead of 4.30 p.m., as at . of Agriculture. In the Penticton Vernon toe new time Due to our shortage of 16-inch Slab Wood, we are forced district these latter officials were SATISFYING successful in quickly cn:ganizing to limit all. orders to 2 ricks (2-3 cord) per household vaccination of horses on a wide ^tead of 7.OT pm. A m v^ time at scale. In the Kelowna district, how- ^Klamlopi>s w ilT ^ 10.10 p.m., fifteen each month. This will be composed o f green and dry ever, toe organizations form erly re- ™^petes later than at present. wood equally as far as we are able.^ sponsible for this work had appar Arrival time at Vancouver will be 8.35 a.m., instead o f 8.20 a.m. INYESTMENTS ently broken down, and our sani W e also reserve the right to limit quantities on There will be- no change in the tary inspector in this district spent south-bound schedule. considerable time and energy in ad- Sawdust deliveries. . vising horse owners and arranging for toe vaccination- of some two to three hundred horses. ELLISON MAN , With the opening of schools this KELOWNA SAtMILL CO. LTD. ; month, plans are being made to 6-tfc continue toe immunization of school BURIED SATURDA^ and pre-school children, and in certain instances of adults, against The death occurred in toe Ke-r the diseases for which specific im- lowna General Hospital, on Septem- munizing agents are available. A ’ber 18th, of George A. Guest, Elli- start on this work has alrfeady been son, at the age of seventy-nine, made with the holding of ' clinics The deceased was born on August for vaccination against smallpox in 12th, 1863. five schools, including Peachland, Funeral services were held at toe i-Westbank and Mount Boucherie. Kelowna Furniture Funeral Parlor, Miss Simpson, our nurse at Sum- on Saturday, Sept. 19to, when Rev. merland, is now carrying out a pub- Dr. W. W. McPherson conducted the . lie health nursing program in the service. Peachland-Westbank district. ______• ■ PAYS TAXES MEMORIAL STONE Take part of your change in: UNDER PROTEST IS RAISED AT War Savings Stamps, Get theni PINAUS LAKE E. R. Ellis-Tucker has informed from your Grocer. the City Council that he is paying 623-4 his taxes; under protest, as he con Memorial Service for J.- E. siders chickens are kept near him Montague and A. W. Hen in contravention of toe-city by derson : laws and that weeds are permitted to ; grow on adjoining properties A remote spot in the heart of the and spread to his place and damage wilderness was toe scene of a sad his fences.' and unusual gathering on Monday, As the result of his protest, - the September 7, when a memorial ser City h)?.s written to Mrs. M. B. Wills, vice was held' at Pinaos Lake for instructing her to cut the noxious the late JlvE. Montague and Allan This advertisement is hot published.or displayed by the Liquor weeds on her premises immediately. W. Henderson, who met .death by. Control Board or by the Government o f British Columbia ' I i'll' ' ' I -I, 1 , 1 i ' , r m K m jo w m A c o u k i e i i P A G E S E V E N *mumDiAY, u, im There are two proWrsai re^rding SSSO.OOO or HWie and would r« __ j i w r ^ r m mmmm. ■xntjEsm^, opmPKE tt. im PAGIC parents wMh hAm to, feel timt RUBBER SUBSTmrraS EROm BOTSCOUT It i « .hatieir fiim m U aod the YALhET MOVIE im m H % Troop or tba Pack to reidan. A t th* PROFESSIONAL any agricultural product column same Ume, w « always like to know SEEN AT COAST BUSY AT BIG from the boy himself why he has I f A m / T C T Umt«?d States Department of Agriculture Is Investi- • lo«t Interest ao that w « can, if iwm- Vallfi' of the Blossoms’' IWe, 'adapt our'training to retain and BUSINESS niiliYE dl gating Troo» ru m Showing Now In Canadian Possibilities of Native Raw Materia! his ficnuine and zealous Interest, BtM lawtl and we have also at all times to irtnentres h e U.S. Department of Agriculture, lending shoulder to Agricultiurri D«|^rtra«nt I»- T bear In mind that quality, as op- *___- » - the drive for scarce material substitutes, has dccla»cd open 21st iSerrfcsnber, HK2. posed to quantity, is our aim. B y "V aU ey erf the 3Wossgms.’' a f sues Last Report on Condi Orders for week commencing Fri ihat we mean that it la far better to short film, which opened at the season on all agricultural farm products with “ersatr" iwssibili- tion of Crops day, J^piem ber 25, 19412; have a small Troop or Pack of CapitoJ Vanemtyer, last tic s . or corn or any other ,farm {troduct no sooner is keenly Interested boys 'rattier than week, has p «ik «l*r interest for Wheat Duties: Orderly Patrol for week. The last number o t the Horticul- available than Government scientists are looking into it as a Lynx; next for duty, Coujfurs. Ik IftTgifr un« Id of BrltiaA £oar tuna Novnt Letter issued by the rubber, oil. iruiiDowder or anvthiner else the RaUies: The Troop will ra ilv at fh «m have no longer any real inter- it Is a acreeii stfley «rf the OtauMupm potential source of rubber, oil, gunpowder or anything else the ** tst V«Ucy~and one that wUl be seen CONTRAaORS P»rt„cUl- Dw~te»M_<.r - Of A sn eu t* ™nt;y'n7.Td;‘vit'airy» _ J...... n f th e for’ the "‘successful frosicution of the Sep- AUTOMOBILES turn during the currant oors Of ' The 2nd Troop kma been 4food cn- thTtyghowt^tho world, _ . jNtfls that harvesting throughout war. , , , j the Hall wUl be opened at 7.00 p.m., ough to furnish all the Scouts re- Of special In tei^ to tite JOSEPH ROSSI the Interior is in full swing. The Department has disclosed one Office found sweet potato der- r^ii will not be called un- qulred by the iJadles' Soldiers Host- Kelowra ia tho lact jliat two lo ^ LADD GARAGE LTD, CONTRACTOB D ealer fo r Detailed reports friMn interior dis- lie oi Ived mucilage satlafsctory t o r both ur'fineai minutes'iate^and w aub'fw A u ^ a ^ September, tricts are as follows: In Its Peoria, postage stamps and flap* of official pect every Scout to be there on but we s^ l ^ ^ t h e duties on STIJD£»AHJ!» and AUSTIN plastering an^ Masonry SatnumSalmon Arm.Arm, BerrcnteSorrento and Main rii i»Kr«.atr».« fn r aiiortenlntf the offletals re* tithe for this. We must aaain oolnt again for October. Now, instei^ of ^ Macdonald, CABS and TRUCKS 111., I^\^>7 iiort^ng; ;the ttg'iwo’SroW on ’ duty f^^ Gwen and Morag. Une Prints p, O ffice - D. Chapman Bam rocess for making synthetic rubber ported. The film was made in color and Massey Harris Farm Implements A s reported Septem ber 10th: f j Production of butylene Uawrenoo Avo. Pb»n® 85® P.O. Box 12 Weather conditions two weeks have >>**<■« vvk a a r^r'Ainf'C t”®the narvesungharvesting oi cfope or air nuiw which eiiminaies enureiy me nctes- - gmirce of There will not bo the ‘‘Ooing-up*’ has ma^^ sUy forflrst distming alcohol from fnd enamels, all of H O M E G A S INSURANCE AGENTS which were hard ceremony on Tuesday of the current The sympathy of the Troop Is ex- . , ,, n, ------hit by the loss of certalk oriental SERVICE STATION been unsettled, with cooler ternpero week, because four of our Cubs tended t o one pf our old Scouts and . Duplicated Into 175 prints. It will Bert Dickens, Prop. tures,ires thunderstormsumnaersmrms ana and showers. oils. Also from soybean oil come* oUgiWe...... for thisstep step In in Patrol Patrol Leaders, Lcadera, Jim Jim Whlllis. Whlllis. who. who. h® h® shown In approximately t tm n S. R. DAVIS S lM ^ r M tjX s h appioris in >^®®®**t depafh«®«t projocte In as a substance wWch may serve as a training have Joined theID lOCftlfocal shorUy ffihnrtlv after he Joined 1rkSnr»rft the tiliB Navy, KTttW* ^ousand tnOUBRnd theatres tnClltrCS In ID the tnC United UlutGQ Prompt, Friendly Service but progress mariy corners of the counip, now Is rubber substitute where w o r^ g corps of Sea Cadets. We are very bad an encounter with a “StrepT States and Canada. Spanl^ and Call In TODAY—TRY US. J. C. KENNEDY, C.L.U. is X ln a te a 3 laboV short- -ProduclnR butylene glycol on what conditions are not tw s^ere. TTiis y, lose them, but, of course, germ which laid him low on his Portruscse sqimd prints ^11 be made (Next to Kel. Steam Laundry) Maclaren Dlk. - Phono 410 axe and some loM from drop is ‘t calls a ‘‘sem-commercial swle ••looks-feels-and-smclla-llke-^bey’ y. jg o„o of our first prlnclpleB not back, and over since he has been for dlstri^uUon throu^out Latin tafcteff olace Prui^^ are cleaned through pilot plant facll Ue^ Pro- substitute demonstrates a 200 per ^o coax any boy to stay with us, in the Military Hospital at Shaugh- America, and ultimately will find im r^iTnir moth infestation in the ductlon of butadiene, basis of most cent stretch and a tensile strengto nor, for that matter, to sign up In nessy Heii^ts, Vancouvei. We add their way to other parts of the SUN LIFE OF CANADA up, Khmloopsup. Codling Citymoih area micsianon Is severe. in mo <*®. synthetic rubber p l^ n ^ for qj . about -600------pounds------per square- Incfo lorh the first Instance.In.ntanee. Once a boyb o v has our hopesheynea to tho««those ofo f Jlin’sJim ’s manym anv world.w orld. This wll|^ w ill be Ofof^u m i ch aMlst- BARBERS At Salmon Arm there are still America, from these chemicals has- compared with a natural rubber reached the stage whore he only other friends for his speedy recov- ance In advertising B.C.’s fruit lU' nbout 16 cars of Wealthles to move. n’t.yet .left Die test-tube stage, offl- stretch of 600 p ^ cent and tensile remains a Cub or Scout because his oty and shall bo "p i. .fng for him.” dustry. Prunes*Vero 'a veo^*'dlrappo'inting clals admit. They report, however, strength of 3,000 pouhdS or more, C. M. HORNER, C.L.U. cron ahd are p(retty well cleaned that they have successfully produced Despite these frailties, Department m BARBER-SHOR, w as olro me BarUett pears, "excellent yields” of pure butadiene scientists claim, this rubbcr-like District Representative, Northern riemlsh Beauties are still coming from the corn-made butylene glycol material is resistant to abrasion, A Clean, Friendly Shop Okanagan In,' rfso Damsons and Lombard and in the laboratory. cracking, oxidation, heat and ^ e THE ROLL-YOUR-OWNERrS Expert Work Washington plums. Picking of Me- All this clearly Indicates, officials effects of light and chemicals. TOe ROYAL ANNE MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA Intosh will not become general at say, that the two Agriculture De- Department promises that if pilot BARBER SHOP Salmon* Arm and Sorrento until partment divisions responsible for plant experiments are satisfactory, early next week. There will be a developments like these on the In- the materials will then undergo heavy loss from scab. While color dustrial front still plug away at trials on a commercial scale. MONUMENTS Is lair in this variety, size is none ^hat they consider a step toward xhe soybean also yields up a pro-, BICYCLE SHOPS too good In some the winning of the , war. . telii which may prove wholly satis m o n u m e n t 's varieties are sizing satisfactorily. “Both the Bureau of Agricultural factori^ as a replacement for the Canneries at Kamloops are up- chemistry and Engineering and the milk protein which goes into casein, HIDE A BIKE t Sand Blast'Lettering able to operate at full capacity ow- Bureau of Plant Industry like to Heavy lend-lease shipments of FOR HEALTH ! VERNON GRANITE Ing to shortage of labor. feel they can rise above the din of cheese, dried milk and other dairy A MARBLE CO. W e carry C.CJl. and JEinglish 'Potatoes are ntrw moving from congressional turmoil and remain products have drained off surplus makes. Established 1010 Kamloops. detached from the political razzle- milk, basis of most casein, and pro Armstrong, Veamon, Oyama, dazzle accompanying shortage situa- ducers are now looking elsewhere Expert Repair Work Agents: Kelowna Furniture Co. Okanagan Centre, Winfield tions of controversial nature,” one for the essential protein. Soybeans CAMPBELL’S BICYCLE SHOP A s reported Septem ber 17th: spokesman declared, are the answer again, farmer-scien- Since our last report the weather Although they recognize the fact tists declare. The bean accounted has been rather mixed, with hot that rubber Is one of the most criti- for six million pounds of industrial OPTOMETRISTS days and others cooling off with cal industrial needs at the present protedn last year and it’s not un- CARTAGE showery spells, also several high time, these chemists and agronomists nkely that It soon may be able to vdnds of gale proportions which are quietly investigating a list of satisfy our entise need of 20 million D. CHAPMAN & CO. have* Caused considerable concern other farm commodities with an eye pounds, they say. to our growers of McIntosh. to replacing some other industrial mbe Denartment expressed pride P H O N E 298 LTD. In, the orchards, harvestmg^^ isjm ^ materials depleted by the war. ^bey turned from peace- FREDERICK JOUDRY iri full swing, with the McIntosh Haulage Contractors. Warehous While most of the experiment^ion ^jj^g research to war projects, but Optometrist Variety being picked as rapidly as gjj^j investigation on many substi ing and Distributing. We special the emphasis still is placed on the Phone 373, Royal Anne Building weather conditions and latwr supply tutes began prior to Pearl Harbor, „„„ sui uius xam* t ize in Furniture Moving. (Con efficient use of surplus farm com- wiU permit. The heavy winds have t^e actual ibss of vital materials W ittes and tract or Emergent Fruit Hauling. caused considerable^ drop m a. nunv gpu^red its scientists qri to even her of orchards, principally located j^gj-g feverish efforts, the Depart- “They were organized to help the PHOTOGRAPHY in the floor of the .Valley, with the farmer, and they are still doing \ipper levels suffering very little. L os*s of Chinese tuna oil for ex— that,” one spokesman - for the Bureau _ DAIRIES There will be an approximate ten jg demonstrates the need for of Agricultural Chemis^ and En- ARTS PHOTO per cent loss from the vrind dam- gn ^Vmerftan tunc tree which the exclaimed, “Hiey are now GET YOUR Pl^E ^e. A heavy maturity drop is also being turned to channels to help STUDIO gouje on and 10,3 from ^ s w U l te^ Sough^sllll only pinch hitting for MILK AND CREAM Portraitu re— ^Photo Finishings J lJ d S a S ;. 's C e Irmm So f-” Eaatom conain, the domostic Wall Street Journal — from — Films and Cameras cleaning up ^ ^ * tamne'pff°of ^^®® reported to yield a drying F IL M S D E V E LO P E D , 25c up. TiMino rron and nears paints and varnishes superior areS ! Swinding t'S “ f.rSup with 'S ythe h Sharvesting rS e S J «>to the thinoaa cmnese produet.proauci. _ Better xseiier re- STOCK SALE TUirS DAIRY of AnjousTColor in McIntosh is not equipment, another factor exceedingly good but is improving contributing to the h i^ quahty of dailv^ ^ the American substitute, may event- AT KAMLOOPS Ih vegetables, there is still a fair uaUy provide tiiis county ^with a DENTETS movement of many commodities, commodity formerly suppbed solely Arrangements for the second an and a heavy tonnage of excellent by China, one official observed. , nual Central B. C. Stock Sale, to be SAVE auality tomatoes is now going into Cultivation of the swept potato for ____held_____ in Kamloops on September 29, DR. G. D. CAM PBELL the canneries Onion harvesting is its generous starrii content is an- are proceeding vigorously. Entries PRECIOUS well advanced, and it is now notice- .other of the Department’s projects received to date are very encouragr DENTIST able that insect and disease dam- Simulated by the loss , of imported ing and many new shippers are now age w ill decrease the ahticipated root starches. Coming largely from oh the list. '- E CUT tonnage by around 15 to 20 per cent, the Far East, root starches from tap- Already a number of entries from WiUits Block Phone 171 INGREDIENTS In general farm crops, harvesting ioca, cassava, sage and arrow root North Thompson have been re- and' threshing are well adv^ced^. have dropped from annual ^ip - gej^ed by the District Agriculturist, although there are still a number of ments of from 250 to 400 miUion, Kamloops. It is expected that by W I T H < ^ fields with “down’’ crops , awaiting pounds to practically none at all. September 20 the limit, of the ac- the combines. The cutting of alfalfa About fbur .to five: millions poiinds cbmmodation. which is 1,200 head, DR. MATHISON seed acreage is well under of sweet potato starch are produced ji, have been reached, and the yield of this seed is gomg this country at the -present time. — ho mnHo nn nf a DENTIST to be very short, taking the dis- officials adinit the inadequacy ,^ ® , eLl? of calves trict as a whole. The harvesting of o| tj^g production in the light of the bberal „ efooru and all vegetable seed crops is well ad- nation’s consumption, they promise. f oQ^wopHim* Willits Block Phone 89 vanced and yield prospects are very jggp ahead now that the act- f promising. Pasture conchtioM are starch of this heifers. Some butcher cows will a s excelleht.'r .... . , - . ’ ^ind is used extensively in the be on hand. . Kelowna manufacture of textile ' sizing and The cattle purchased through the DR. A-yMr 'Dental. Surgeon ^11 swing. Prunes are nearly: a ll threshed and the yields are well up will be two-way cattle, eith^ harvested. There has been coiwid--to average. Carrot is cut and dir- In^ediate daughter or ^ e Shepherd Block - Phone 223 erable improvement in color since tug in stocks. Picking of onion ® short, keepv iJeeaer Pendozi and Lawrence Ave. the'last report. . heads is proceedihg, and these are buyers wiU have the opportunity of The estimated damage to Anjou being spread out on trays to - dry. buying-their feed lot requirements pears caused by a wind storm on several fanning-mills have just at this sale without travelhng too Tuesday is in tiie neighborhood of ,heen unloaded^ to form the nucleus far distant and paying heavy freight ten per cent of the crop. A few of a central seed-cleaning plant. charges. FUNERAL PARLORS McIntosh orchards suffered heavily, _ — ^ — — - — ------■ . ■■■ ------►but the damage generally light. Tomatoes are still coming into I KELOWNA FURNITURE CO.j the canneries, but tonnage, owing LTD. to the late start, w ill not be heavy. Funeral Directors Penticton, Kaleden, Oliver, JIm’$ in it for the Duration., • "iD a y Phone, 33; Night, 502 & 79j Osoyoos; Keremeos • ■ KELOWNAi B.C. A s reported 1 Septem ber 15th: and so are we.. IS b eM ADEIN Since the last News Letter the wea ■ B CANADA ther has turned cooler, with a feel ing,of fall in the air. PLUMBERS Elberta and J. H. Hale peaches have finished in the Oliver-Osoyoos MAKES EVERYTHING district and will be practically J. GALBRAITH cleaned up in Penticton by the-end Ltd. of this week. Picking has started I FINE-TEXTURED, PLUMBING and HEATING on McIntosh and should be. gener Sheet Metal Work DELICIOUS- al in a few days. Color and size are Estimates Gladly Given fairly good. Worm damage is com- ■paratively light. Moisture conditions P H O N E 100 COSTS LESS THAN are good and orchards generally are in fine condition. Flemish Beauty PER AVERAGE pears are practically all picked, and Bose and Anjous will be ready in BAKING a week or ten days time. Grand Forks A s reported Septem ber 15th; F av- Broken Auto orable-weather continues to prevail O Nothing is more downright satisfying, after hard work^ W indow s throu^out the whole district, and than good heer. House Windows, etc.-*-Phone 312 there has been littie interruption S. M. SIMPSON, LTD. in harvesting operations since the Good heer relaxes tensed nerves and muscles and cheers the M ore A b ou t middle of August. . i i f e DON’T SELL YOUR VICTORY mind hy bringing to the tired system a rich supply o f energy The fruit situation shows some food, in a form it can quickly and-easily take; ; activity. A light crop, of Wealthy iP BONDS to raise cash for some tempo apples is now being picked. The You wiU find ROYAL EXPORT and HIGH LIFE two of the R.P.M. grade w ill be lowered on account of rary emergency; It is your duty, as finest beers. They are brewed only from the choicest malted frost damage, now showing up'on barley and hops. Try them, after work; ton^ht! the mature fruit. Only a very few wdl as g(x>d sense, to keep them. boxes of marketable/McIntosh will From Page 2, Column 5 reach the market on account of ■* '♦ PRINCETON BREWING COMPANY LTD. women to do occasional cleaning, poor quality. Prunes are. sizing ,up This Brewery does not use sugar or substitutes in any form - men to mow the lawn, attend their and color is improving, with pros I f you have temporary need for money,use t-,V{ furnaces, and the hundred and one pects of a fair yield. little jolos which need doing around Digging of late potatoes is pror Srour bonds as security for a bank loan, whi(di a house. Since they can no longer ceeding,’. with some four cars al -can be paid off by convenient instalments buy these services, to that extent ready dipped. The crop is fair to money is no good. . . . Then, too, heavy and the quality is good. Har if yoii wish. Any manager of The Royal money is no good with regard to the vesting of spring onions is well un ROYAL EXPaRT rationed articles, because what one der way and, despite several in .Bank of Canada will be to discuss such is permitted to buy is strictly limit stances of severe thrip damage, the ed. One cannot buy more without bulbs have sized up nicely. A heavy a loan with you. Your T^ctory Bonds are committing a crime and - inducing carrot crop is expected. the finest investment you can make. Hold i some one else to become a criminal. Tomatoes are slow' in ripening on to them. H IC H LIFE It all boils down to the fact that- and much green fruit is-showing we are learning in the school of exr up on the vines. Cool nights retard 'perience a lesson in economics, and ripening, and this situation is hold we are going to have other lessons ing up cannery operations. A long as time goes on. We have had pri and favorable season will be re mary instruction that in the most quired before the estimated crop of THE ROYAL BANK Of CANADA Dr. Chases Nerve Food complex civilization that the World approximately 1,250 tons can be PHONE 224 for Free Home Delivery C O N T AIN S .VIT A M IN B 1 l has ever seen, with the soundest harvested. Perhaps only half this currency, money, in comparison quota w ill be recorded. KELOWNA BRANCH - - - F, J. WIUIS, Manager This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the with what it was a short time ago, Vegetable seeds are profiting by Government of British'Columbia. ' TRY COUBIEB WANT ADVTS. has become almost without value. \ the continued favorable weather. ^1 n n m ' ■'tl t .#•' % MI J < ) L b V •i'iiuttom v, SEFFCMBEK H 1W3 TSE EEEOWWA C0PWEII P A O E N m i WILLITS & SAFElMTiKlf llammalms* ^md& Mrs, Hjsy end her daughter. Miss * iS/x-rial tnmm for war tcorkers * Lists of foods that save you money J. Hay, Vancouver are guests of alwajr* (HI sale at your War 8avi»g;s BafBe Tickcfai the Royal Anne Hotel this week. for six Mg days a Sue tells Lou something new about shopping tuid War Bavlnga gt»ati» BEXA1L.L DRUG gTO R E . 7 Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Loyd, Kam loops, were vlsl^rs in Kelowna for several days during the week. PHONE - 1 9 Your Rcxall Drug Store • • • Mrs. M. Beaton returned lust week Hew spetiul "week-end prices” good from a holiday spent in Moose Jaw. • Mrs_C. Wainer, Vancouver, is holi For Sfitf Defense daying Iri Kelowna, a guest of the for six big days each week at Safeway Royal Anne Hotel. • 0 O Miss Pearl Baltimore, Vancouver, I'UREX TISSUE— arrived Irj Kelowna on Saturday to at ...... 3 21c BY ELIZABETH spend a holiday in town visiting her KELLOGG’S KRUMBLES— parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bal 9-02. p k g...... MAGIC BAKING POWDER— timore. 12c ARDEN I • • ■ KELLOGG’S ALL BRAN— 12-02. tin ...... 23c Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKenzie 16-oz. pkg. ..if...... «TOI> RiO 21c PANCAKE and WAFFLE FLOUR— have returned from a holiday spent KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES fo r Buckcrflcld’s. 20-oz. pkg...... 16c at the Coast and in California. 8-oz. pkg...... O o 0 o 23c CERTO— Mrs. L. G. Butler left lost week If ttere it c war ECONOMY CAPS— 8-oz. bottle ...... 25c to spend a holiday at the Coast. pkg. o f 12 ...... O 0 • 29c PASTRY FLOUR— P lb. HONEY GRAHAM WAFERS— VICTORY RID Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wills are holi worker in year home Monarch ...... t ) bag I.B.C. 16-02. p k g...... 24c day visitors In Kelowna this week, 22c KRAFT MAYONNAISE— guests of tho Royal Anno HoteL you thoflld retd thia PORK and BEANS— 9 tir 32-oz. ja r ...... U (U s srtdffiala BSs srs Imd 9 0 0 Broder's. 16-oz...... 53c ■ctdiid yoo desm . . . not fedt- 17c CHICKEN UADDIE—Brunswick. Mrs. J. E. Leth bridge entertained Split shifts, box lunches and din BRUNSWICK SARDINES— A U lag q(dts qo to per, Mtgy and friends at the tea hour last Wed 14-02. tin ...... 24c ners eaten at breakfast time, moke 3 Mi-02. t i n ...... 4 25c MAGENTA nsrvoiiB, a p p ^ t e poor, skin, nesday afternoon, at the W illow Inn. coro in menu planning doubly PARD DOG FOOD— O for •yet and tMir not srfaat they O O 0 SALMON—Ocean King. 16-02. tin ...... Miss Nellie Annis, Vancouver, Is important. To keep your ■^or Pink, “B” gr{(dc, 8-oz. tin ...... 2 '” 23c should be? Perhaps what you worker healthy and strong, mert 12c need la vitamins. A sure way ot en pension at tho W illow Inn for an LIBBY’S SPAGHE'ITI- getting yoornecessary vitamins indefinite period. and efficient on the job, with steady 15-02. tin, each ...... • • • nerves that help him maintain the 10c cherub CHERUB MILK every day is to take VIT A M IN S Mr. and Mrs. A. Hadwin and R A IS IN S — ^Australian. A lb REDWOOD wartime pace yet relax away from T a ll tins PIu» — containing vitamins A, daughter, North Vancouver, have re Seedless ...... -I: pkg. 49c B, C. D smd Q with liver con turned to their home, after spending tho job, ^ou need to know and ' W A X P A P E R — centrate and Inm. 71 capsules a holiday in Kelowna as guests of practice the rules of menu plan for 29 Handy 40-ft. rolls, each ...... 9 c Till victory, Elizabeth Arden will have four —SO days* eoppljr. t . o 2 Y * the Willow Inn. ning and nutrition. c exquisite shades available in her famous • • • Capt. and Mrs. H. G. McDowall, Here are two balanced, casy-to- REXALL NOSE and THROAT lipsticks and rcGlls. Four shades chosen to Vernon, spent the week-end in Ke RELIEF to clear your prepare, and casy-to-cat meals to ssmmsr PERNY SAVERS lowna, guests of the Royal Anne' € bo the perfect basic colours for any costume head ...... 50c serve the worker who may be eat Hotel. ing dinner at breakfast time, lunch you may wear. You will still he able to * • • LARD— match your make-up to your costume . . . Miss Dorothy Mason, Calgary, Is at midnight or brunch in niid- Swift’s Pure ... holidaying in Kelowna, a guest of Guarantnd lender and Juicy every 2 24c morning. RITZ BISCUITS— the Elizabeth Arden way. For THRIFTT Shoppers! the Royal Anne Hotel. 8m t or ail your money back Remember, it’s patriotic to make your • • • ■ DINNER AT BREAKFAST TIME Christie’s, 8-oz. pkg, 13c Miss Marcia Altkens, daughter RUBBER RINGS— ^ pkgs. 2 3 (* metal lipstick cases last. (Save metal Uai or Chilled Tomato Juiee L01N0FLAMBp„„ 3 of Mr. and Mrs. O, St. P. Aitkens, (According to taste and .weather) left on Friday for Vancouver, where and money essential to victory.) Buy Creamed Ham And Hard-cooked E!gg$ C L A S S IC 9 tills -I t ^ she will attend the University of ROASTING CHICKEN lb. C L E A N S E R ...... J L i l / Elizabeth Arden lipstick refills. H:C. Miss Aitkens spent the sum on Vitamin B White Toast mer months in Kelowna after grad Baked Potato Butterd String Beam LEPTON’S CHICKEN 9 pks 9 Q ^ Lipstick refills, 80c Lipsticks, 1.60 BOIUNG BEEF. uating from the Jubilee Hospital, Additional Buttered Toast NOODLE SOUP .... M £ tO K s Victoria. • • • W ith Jam or Jelly GARUC SAUSAGE per Ib KITCHEN GRAFT FLOUR i ' Chilled Melon or Fruit Cup * Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Gillls, Vernon, V ita m in B I Oatmeal Cookies were week-end guests of the Royal CHEESE (Canada Approved) The New Miracle MODE^ with Anne Hotel. ' Cojfee or M ilk ■ • • • SMOKED JOWLS, lb...... WHITE FLOUR inoltfare-zonin9~-In 0 1)10 eoo* Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Voider, Pen LUNCH AT MIDNIGHT 7-Ib. paper' sack ...... ca. 23o nomical padrafie. ticton, spent the week-end in Ke Piping-hot Vegetable B ed Soup COD ^ 24-lb. sack ...... ca 79o lowna. Toasted Bacon and Tomato Sandwiches, 4 9 -lb . slMJk ...... ea. 51.49 98-lb. sack ...... ea $2.75 Podi Sglmn. and Mrs. George Edwards on Whole Wheat Toast . HAUBUT mONIZED YEAST-— for Applesauce Relish - the original ...... announce the engagement 6f th eir $1.25 second daughter, Maybel Doreen, Cup Custard or Ice Cream J j wjowwg m U i,U '■ Reg. N., to Sgt. Harold Raymond M ilk ^ HOOSEHOLD HEEDS For Y ou r BAYER ASPIRIN— Henderson, C.D.C., son of Mr. and ^ All of us are nutrition conscious lOO’s ...... 98c Mrs. Leigh Henderson. The wed : these days—but if there’s a war- AERO LIQUID WAX— ForcoldSi ding will take. place on Saturday, ; worker in your home, yours is a wv»wfrsw>A^'vA .V. s. V A- />A)||fXv'»W>A«vtie9e««46ee66iia _ 16-oz. tin ...... AJerC/ upset stomach, Septem ber 26th, in the First, U nited PERFEX BLEACH— . -1 double duty. To keep your worker Safeway produce is guaranteed fresh, acid indigestion ted Church, Kelowna. 16-oz. bottle X O v ' active bn job . . . know what top quality—or all your money .backi RENNIE’S BIRD SEED— EXPERTS SAY Dr. Reba W illits,, Vancouver, for ; foods to buy to get the most nu- f O R A N G E S , Juicy Sunkist ...... :3 lbs. 3Sc 16-oz. pkg. X O C 30 c ^'WORLD'S KEENEST merly of Kelowna, was pictured : trition for your money; to keep with several other Vancouver medi ‘ you on.the jo b . .. plan your meals ^ CANTALOUPES, local, ripe .... 2 lbs. 5c BON AMI POWDER— 1 EDGES" cal women, in the Vancouver Sun, ! ahead. It saves cooking and shop- G R A PES/ European, green or red; lb. 9c Sept. 16th, who are supervising the : ping time. < C H IPS O , giant pkg...... 49c blood grouping plan for the entire POTATOES, Netted Gem 10 lbs. 25c Sajeway SANI-FLUSH; 22-oz. tin 27c % civilian population of that city GLASS CLEANER— which is being handled by the Str Homemaker^ Bureau C E L E R Y , Green, crisp ...... 2 lbs. 11c A e ro Mist, 24-oz. bot...... John’s Ambulance Brigade, Welfare Box 519, Vancouver. B. C. : CABBAGE, firm green heads .... 2 lbs. 5c 25c ^ D lT T d i/ JUUAXEE WRIGHT. Director WASHING SODA—rAfm and Federation agency. These doctors HE MODERN ANTISEPTIC COUNTRY RESIDENTS wiU find C A U L IF L O W E R , firm, white .. 2 lbs 11c Hammer, 2%-lb. pkg. it a great help in saving time and were among the first to have their I2c ' for intlani appileallon transportation costs by using our blood grouped. to all MAIL ORDER DEPT. Mrs. Howard Williams (nee Grace ^ 0 miSAavsxMmrA& TOATS RI6HT! AT OPEN WOUNDS Prompt Service; We prepay all Perry) returned to Kelowna last SAFEWAY YOU CAN ^ 'O P IN COMFORT CUTS • SCRATCHES parcels. week to resume her position as tea REur-nwrAO— YOU WEAN SAFEHMy SEE WHAT ir SAVS SPECIAL WEEKEND EARLY IN TOE WEEK ABRASIONS cher of Home Economics on the ■WSKEND AOVBOISED PRICES ARE 6000 AND Sna TAKE ■. school staff. paces Ase eooo eUUV IN TOE WEEK- AOVANTAOE OF • ■ • • : EVEgy WEEK ? K\lk Germs Fast MADE ir Miss Grace Innes and Miss Connie M A C L E A I ^ CANADA Spall'were co-hostesses at a shower Does Not Hurt LARGEST SELLING TOOTH PASTE IN GREAT Per pkg. ... 25 on W ednesday afternoon, Sept. 9th, Non-poisonous BRITAIN: at the Nurses’ Home, honoring Miss MEET MB Margaret Gordon, whose wedding IN FIJOHr— Non-staining takes place next month in Vancou WUNEEDA USSON HNE! THEM WE, COULD ver. ■ ■ ■ ■ INSKOPPINd, SAVE TIME; TIRES, MONEY OVERSEAS ere. ’ anoI wr sweet oisposmoNS. 50c, T .50l i Mrs. L.' D. Banks, Vancouver, who had been the guest of her parents, ECONOMICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Elmore, has re SOc JE R G E N S L O T IO N , 25c JER- lA R O B S O I turned to her home. GENS FACE POWDER— . . . should be maUed by early O'. ■ Both fo r ..... O v C October. Mr. 'and Mrs. W. Allison, Vancou don’t yon o):ganize an earlydn-the-week shopping group, too? S A f E W S Y BM. Size ver, are guests of the Royal Anne You’ll save tires, be able to shop leisurely, .and have more time to 30c “ ■* SOc Prices effective Thursday, Septem ber 24th, Hotel this week. < play on week-ends. to W ednesday, Septem ber 30th, incliroive. New Cream DeodoranI Commissioner R. Bolton, Burnaby, and Mrs. Bolton were guests of the , sa fely STOPS u n d e r-a m Royal Anne Hotel this week, while which followed the ceremony, the attending the thirty-eighth annual parents of the bridal coiiple receive PERSPIRATION convention of British Columbia FORMER KELOWNA L Does not rot dresses School ’Trustees. They ' arrived in ed the guests. Mrs. Williams , w^ or men's shirts. Does Kelowna on Friday. GIRL MARRIES gowned in French blue velvet, with , MAN’S WORLD not irritate akin. . , n J 4 her accessories in a deeper shade L No waiting to d ry - Mr. and Mrs. H. Hinnett, Nelson, V | f!j A blue.X , Mrs. Francis-J.W. , chose a: frock . Harold Paine, I^inceton, spent the can b e used right J KLEENEX were guests of the, Royal Anne Ho of te^ blue with plum accessories, y^eekrend ih : Kelowna, a ^^est of and each wore a corsage of pink after shaving. Disposable Tissues tel during the past week. I. Stops perspiration Mr, and Mrs. G. L. Ingram, Revel- During the reception D. Goodwyn F. K. Morris, Kamloops, ; was a for 1 to 3 days. Box of 200 Sheets stoke, were gueSts of the. Royal oi.^D ert Axnaries rrancis, 01 sang “Bless This House” and Miss guest of the Willow Inn this week, L White greaseless; vanishing creain Arine Hotel this week, while attend- Victoria ■. R. Goodwyn sang “My Task.” D, while attending the School Trus- K. Arrid has the-Ameidcan Institute o ing the School Trustees’ convention. ---- _ _ ^ ^ ^ Laundering Approval Seal for beln( • • • Glad Tidings Tab,ernacle, Victoria, tions and Robert Dalton, Kelowna, • • * HARMLESS TO FABRICS. 15c W^‘lhe*s7en%“ of“ Wpr^^^ a number of piano solos. P- R. Pike,_Vancouyer, was a holi- Kleenex has hun^eds who IS visiting her parents, and ^ ^ Sept 23rd when After a honeymoon spent up- day visitor in Kelowna last week, ARRiP 39d eind 59d a |oi p s. C. Hill, expects to return to th ffity n eldest dauXter Island. Mr. and Mrs. Fr^cis vdll a guest of the Willow Inn. ' of uses in baby’s room her home on Saturday. ^ of Mr. and Mrs. R. E; Williams, Vic^ reside in Victoria. «. 9..'9 YOUR GOOD FOOD REXALL MILK OF Alderman O. L. Jones was appoin- . . . and mother is never Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mainwaring. to^ , became the bride of Albe^ e ' f ted to the executive of the Union of M A G N E S IA . 20-oz. bot 50c without it. Look for the'PALM Sign S’ iss; the convention of that body held in « ■ • * • ' toria. Rev.-E. Francis, Ladysmith, P^ton, also of Kelowna. Kamloops last week; “ALLEN BURYS”; Mrs. l : A. Gush,'Calgary, who has brother of the groom, officiated at Pke bride lived in Kelowna for a been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. the cer^ony, under nn arch of numoer Of years. H. J. Fosbrooke, Vernon, was a Guerard, returned to her home on white Michaelmas daisies and chry- visitor in Kelowna on Friday. HAtlBORANGEI Saturday. santhemums. , „■ 'ID. ■ . During the picking season . . . . * • • w ,, , XX Theyouthfulbride. whowasgiv- BEACHED BOAT -George Slater, Kamloops, was in Tfcsfuoilwei STORE CLOSED Tuesdays and Thursdays except for prescriptions Mr. and Mrs. T. M, Ryall left on en in marriage by her father, had Kelowna this week attending the The nicest way of Saturday for Victoria, where they chosen a gown of white silk with School Trustees convention. • ' or emergency requirements—iPhone 19 for information. BOOED BY e ig h t sr/iMPS taking Halibut Liver will spend a holiday. bishop sleeves, fastened down: the FREE mauTuvun vrru«NP Oil. ' Twr X ' J t r - , - front, from a Peter Pan collar to p r o p e r t y o w n e r s C. J. Oliphant, Vancouver; is a FOR i:OUPONS,,.iROM Phone 19 Kelowna, B.C. ^ the low waistline, with self-covered business visitor in Kelowna this i 85c and $1.50 ivTrc buttons. A Veil fiowcd from a Mary week,' a guest of the Royal Anne of their aunt, Mrs. Irene Pa kin . Qyggjj gj Scots cap, completing the Manhattan Residents Protest , , , V demure effect, and she carried a Mr.'and Mrs. F. A. Jackson,_J^- white Bible and a nosegay of roses. Boat Beached OII Shore D. Maxwell, Bimnaby, was a visi- per, were— weeK-endweek-end guesxsguests 01 of xnethe Mjgs Beulah Symons, Kelowna, ■ ; . ; , — tor in Kelowna this week, attending E i^ t resident of Gamp Street the School" Trustees convention, a 'M l C. R. C. C. • • • of orchid sheer nattemed after that , guest of the ROyal Anne Hotel. —— Miss Iris Herd, Vancouver, was a S^g b?Jg pty ,Council, reg^ding the large . J SET NO CEILING ffiiest of the Ro'val Anne Hotel last w x'P“ « ® boat which has been beached on - L. Corner, Vernon, was.a:business THE SALVATION ARMY NEEDS . Members of the Corps will visit ™ggj, property belonging to Mr. Flintoft, visitor in KeloAroa during'the past ON YOUR SERVtCiE the Military Hospital in Vernon on ' ’ , • • ^^^^bams, m, blue g.^ jyfggjjgtjggj ^each;^ : ' YOUR SUPPORT Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. Parrott and son :^®®^ Mmmed wath pink.vmd Mi^ The protest claims that the boat .— I.—.;.—— Members of the Cprps wiU attend Terry, Summerland, were the guests xl - ^ with . was beached there on the under- /IfFbT / If TflY|^ the Dugout in Vernon on Friday of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Parkins on blu® trimmings, were the bpdes-standingHhat it would be left there i f 111 | .fi| III l| l; Im I I I ; This w^ork c)f mercy must go on ! evening. Sunday. maids, their gowns bemg similar to for pMyva shori time. That was MU There will be no , Wednesday " • • • the others but^with the sweetheart several years ago. Recently' it has 1st Kelowna Girl Guide, Company, that some (if tfiose who are'work^ night parades until further‘notice, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hicks, Wash? necklines, and they carried bou- been^used as a residence. . — —— — ' due to the Corps helping with the ingtoh. D.C., are guests of the Royal quets of blended fiowers. All wore The complainants claim that it is Orders for the week: ^ w e present and GIVE GENEROUSLY ! apple picking. Anne Hotel this week. Mary Stuart hats and chapel veils, unsi^tly and. a definite detriment Next Rally: Monday, Sept. 28th, ® , The bride’s little, niece. Miss Mary to the neighborhood, an& . request at 7.00 p.m., in the Scout Hall. O r- T h e Bluebirds w ere again firist in , Mrs., A; Balcombe, who had been Anne Williams, was a dainty little, that the City take immediate action derly Patrol: .‘nLarks.”. Review the Patrol standing, t'ut'JTx UAx , visiting in Nanaimo for the past flower girl in a frock of yellow to have it removed, . • Morse code for signalling games, su'd the Hummihgbirds-.&teon^' 'Wtb. SUTHERLAND BAKERY LTD. The Canadian Legion was granted itbree weeks, returned home on sheer trimmed with orchid, and she After som^ consideration, the mat- Proper attention* must be given to 39 points, permission on Monday night by-the Monday morning. carried a basket of rose petals and ter was placed in the hands of the uniforms to obtain full poirits for wis fire glad to hw •—Phone 121 for delivery— Kelowna City Coimcil to held its • • •' ^ Building Inspector : for investiga- your patrol. : ^ - ^ annual Poppy Day on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clipping- Alfred Franeiis was the grooms- tion. . ' . . . Attendance was not very good , at again; but: teete terir^^ te^^^ November 7th. The purpose of dale, Pioneer, B. C., who had been man, while R. H. - Williams and —— r------— i— the last RaUy, but it is improving.’ bye to Miss Aitkeh Wcf Kail helped Poppy Day is twofold. It pays trib- the guests of the former’s parents, L.A.C. Wilfred Thompson, R.A.F., GLENMOBE , HELPS A nim:iber of the * absentees are us so much durteg her holteays.^^^te ute to the men who fell in the First Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clippingdale, Patricia Bay, were the ushers. The Municipality of Glanmore working, .we were pleased to notice Kelowna, both at'camp and at our . Miss Inzola Hardie has returned “I wrote to the paper to find out Great War and provides the Canad- have returned to their home. Miss N. Wheller played the wed- has forwarded the. sum of tw enty------^ ------. ------Bailies, wheri^ she taught us some from a visit to Calgary. how long cows should be milked’ ” ian Legion with funds to carry on • . • • • ding march, and during the signing five dollars to the Gity*-of Kelowna Glenmore has agreed to contribute new dances. .We' welcomed Ruth '• : '.V ' its welfare work among the fami- Mrs. T. M. Mitchell, Vancouver, is of the register Miss Martha Potts as its contribution towards'the care this amount each year to assist in Pollard, Phyllis Smith and Patsy Mrs. P. B. Willits, Vancouver, is “And they said?” lies of the veterans of the last con- a guest of the Royal Anne Hotel sang “Because.-” • . Brent’s Creek, which runs from controUing the creek during flood, RowcUffe'’ as recruits to our coin- a visitor in Kelowna this week. “Just lik e short covra.” flict, - ’ this week. At the largely attended reception that municipality into the rity. season. ■ ^ pany. # ^ ' i f . ^ f *S Sfnt V IM Ml*/! ^ m . iSB .» n THUESDAY, SEPTI2l«Biai 2 r T A