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Min.\n. 69   32\n. 75  :...\u2022 31\n. 67   48\n. 75   49\nMax, Min.\n. 79  45\n. 83   40\n. 85   43\n. 86  52\n. 60   56\n. 71   50\n. 76   39\n. 80   38\n. 76   39\n. 78   37\n. 83  35\n. 81     8\n. 84   39\n. 83   39\nBIRTHS\nGEIGER\u2014To Mr. and Mrs. G. Gei-\nger of Copper Mtn., at Princeton Hospital, on Saturday, 10th\nSeptember, a son.\nHe Is A Craftsman\nOf The Old Tradition\nPolice Blotter\nAgent: Prosecuted\u2014\nOn'\"complaint pf. H. E. Drake,\nLiearheF at Br.po.kmere, ...epnyjatyn\n\u25a0was obtained in Princeton pol'ce\ncourt against Frank Brown, a^-^t\nfor an eastern clothes manufacturer\nand C.C.F. candidate in the past\ntwo provincial elections, fraudulent\nconversion being contended. C>rn-\nplainant said he paid a $10 deposit\non a suit, 13th April, delivery not\nbeing made, despite requests, whereupon he got in touch with the co .r-\npany. Declining plea of T. B. Hoop-\nci, defense counsel, for suspennd\nsentence, Magistrate Rowlands levied a fine of $10.00, with $14.56 in\ncosts, restitution 'being made.\n ft\t\nMeal Snatcfiers Jailed\u2014\nF. McGonigle and Robt. Powell,\ntransit nts, ccrvicted of fraiuduleaHy\nobtaining a mea? from a looal ftafe,\nwere each sentenced to 30 days.\n #\t\nNo Driver's Licence\nA Hedley young man paid a $10\nfine for failing to produce a dlri-\nver's licence.\nRode Passenger\u2014\nAlex Stark, transient, drew five\ndays for violation of the Railway\nAct, riding on a passenger.\n k\t\nOverdid It-\nCharged with drunkenness, T. Bon\nnaobie was sentenced to five da.'s,\ntime to sober up.   !\n *\t\nTwo Rode Passenger\u2014\nGordon Williams and Elmer Innis, transients, serv\u00bbU five days .or\nillegally riding on a passenger train\n ft\t\nDrank on Street\u2014\nChaiged  with  being in toxica >d\non the street, Ivor Jones, formerly\nemployed on the Hope Road, wis\nsentenced to 30 days in default of\na $50.00 fine.\n it\t\n* Mr. A. Vaydo has completed reconstruction of his roomy bungalow on Vermilion avenue, and the\nchange is a big improvement. Mr.\nJ. Sidonio's two storey building on\nlower Harold avenue is nearly dons\n is -\nNE of the topics of current conversation is the improved appearance of the Ewart block and\nthe general brightening of that corner, keystone of Princeton's business section that has resulted. With\na fine modern front hi stucco, black\ntile and spacious plate glass windows, the Ewart block is now one\nof the best appearing in town, and\nIndeed would do credit to a much'\nlarger center.\nWhile surveying h's handicraft\nwith a critical eye, and able to pick\nflaws in its design\u2014simply tech\nnical- shades of opinion\u2014its creator, Mr. H. Knighton, Sr., is justly\nproud of his job: it gave him a\nchance, all too rare in a small town\nof limited means\u2014to show what he\ncan do. And; any skilled craftsman\ndelights in a good job.\nMr. Knighton is by training and\nlong experience a cabinet-maker of\nthe old school\u2014brought up to the\ncraft in old England under the\ntime-honored craft system, where\na lad does not merely find >. Job \u2014\nhe dedicates himself to h's \"jade.\nHe knows general carpentry; bat\nhe delights in the finer, more exacting specialty of finishing and\nfitting, and intricate designing.\nAlthough he has only recently\nreturned to his vocation after a\nlong diversion in Princeton, he had\na good innings ;<n this country befor s\ncoming here with the happy illusion\nthat the ranch is the consummation\nof human happiness.\nHe specializes in Tudor and Elizabethan design, and evidences of\nhis: skill are frequently admired in\nVancouver\u2014among them the ground\nfloor    of    the    fashionable    Hotel\nGeorgia.\ny _ ft\t\nbfeu_ Burr Motors.-. report, sales, of the\nnew -Ford now well over the fifty\nmark\u2014Another evidence of better\ntimes in the Similkameen. And the\nend is not yet, they say. sSkkh\nPrinceton In Grip\nOf Expansion Era\nk k k\nDRINCETON is building! Build\n* ing on solid! foundat ons, expanding to accommolate a new\nera of industrial prosperity thp.i\nis being ushered in as the depression becomes a dead buffoon.\nWhile no official record is kept,\nthis not being an incorporated\ntown, it is safe to say that the\nbuilding programme of Princeton for 1937 Jias not been exceeded rny where in B.C., prorata, he bg Granby Powe\nPlant of course feting included\nin this reckoning. Soime ten new\n; businesses have opened in the\nlast year. In all sections of the\ntown workmen's modest residences are going up. Many old\nbuildings have been occupied and\nimproved. There is harily a\nvacant building in town, and\nhouses especially are at a premium. Hotel accommodation is\na matter of luck. Now , such ha*\nbeen the increase in enrollment,\nit appears that an addition wi.l\nhave to be built to the school\nschool population being near th-;\n400 mark. The new Tulameen\nValley coal operation has embarked on a $30,000 installation\nprogramme. At the Hedley ^uid\nCopper Mountain mines builc1\ning is steadily in progress.\nAnother Chapter ot Expansion\nOpens for Princeton Brewery\nPenticton Dry\n k\t\nDY a vote of 1040 to 833, Penticton\n*\u25a0* rejected sale of been by the glass\n4n beer parlors on Thursday. The,\nprevious  plebiscites,\nsame result has been returned in\nBrookmere Welcomes\nNew United Minister\n-ft\u2014\nDROOKMERE folk gathered on\na recent Friday, to welcome the\nnew United Church minister, Rev.\nDovey, in his inaugural service at\nthe railway center. Mr. Dovey succeeds Rev. Mr. Pound' who through\nhis conscientious service won a warm\nplace in the hearts of h's congregation. To those who have not met\nMr. and Mrs. Dovey, our correspondent vouches that the appointment is a fortunate one, as the\nnew incumbent and his talented\nwife are \"mixers\", a great asset in\nmaintaining interest in the work.\nNot only is Mr. Dovey an able\nspeaker, but also a talented musician. Those who have met them\npredict that this end of their parish\nTheir activ_ty is all the more [ will profit by their earnest endea-\nwelcome because it is gradual\nand warranted, not permeated ! y\nany  boom psychology.\nThough there is still some unemployment, a substantial payroll is  being' bu'lt.up,  and the\nualte itself that it is    at   last\ncoming into its own. ,\nBut with all this money being\nvor in church work.\nspent in the dirtrict by privats\nenterprise, there is hardly \"a\nnickel in government work to\nmatch: it, .though, services -are\n:- --grossly --E-gdteaua.ts and . But; of\nall prooortioh to the \"revenue the\ngovernment draws from this important cistrict.\nIt's As Inevitable As Death and Twins\nDoubling  Storage  Capacity\nto Provide for Increased\nEg Production\nAN additional building programme\n\" involving an outlay of some\n$40,000 has been launched by the\n(Princeton Brewing Company, another step in the expansion plan\nembraced by its new owners, the\nUnited Distillers, Limited.\nWork commenced Monday morning, following a hurried visit by Mr.\nRoy McGregor, U.D.L. secretary, on\nSaturday. Now workmen are e\u00bb-\ngaged in a dramatic race against\ntime, as brewing has been suspended to permit the alterations.\nThe undertaking wll provide a\nbig increase in storage and fermenting room, doubling the former\ncapacity, and thus allowing for an\nalmost corresponding increase in\nproduction.\nThe plan involves the extension\nof the building backward, necessitating considerable excavatoru in\nthe hillside, and a considerable\namount of new building. Mr. R.\nBryson has been awarded the contract, and work is now well under\nway. ^'-2\u00a3:\nThe present project is only part\nof a large expansion programme, to\ngjve more room. _The building will\nbe extended forward over the lane,\nrecently closed by the government.\nOther improvements have recently\nbecii completed, and still others of\nthe staggered expansion plan are reserved for the near future, as the\nBrewery continues 'its steady growth\nA STORY OtJgiiA\n*gTEAKY -I'SiSGSSSS--: Sr-0   \u25a0\nMr. E. J. Fitzgerald^''i6cM'-man,-;:\nager, eixplained that production has\nbeer, handicapped by lack of storage. The brewing and other equ'p-\nfrtent is capable of a much larger\nvolume. It is one of the points of\npride with the local product that\nit is aged in, wood for at east ninety\ndays. It rests nne days in the fermenting tuns after brewing, six\ndays in the settling tanks, and then\nten weeks in storage before being '\nbottled. In some cases the ageing\nperiod its even more extended, last\nyear's Bock brew being allowed five\nmonths in the choice oak tanks.\nThe additional accommodation\nwill give' the Brewery a capacity of\n6CC00 gallons. Fermenting tuns\nnow number twenty. A compete new\nmodern filter plant has just been\ninstalled. Mr. Fitzgerald explained\nthat the water is one of the most\nimportant factors in the process,\nand Tulameen water as feW peers.\nThe careful ageing in another big\nfactor in the quality of the local\nproduct.\nThe present enterprise is only a\nunit of the big expansion program\nof the Brewery, one of the Jjest\nequpped and busiest in the province. Incidentally, it is the first\nventure of U.D.L. into the brewing\nindustry, and they are pursuing the\nexperiment with, intelligent zeal.\nLast spring a complete new re-\nfrigerat'oni plant was installed,\nalong with an automatic sprinkling\nsystem to protect this huge investment against fire. Other Improvements are planned, but Tnust be\nmade on careful schedule,,so as not\nto interfere, wth production.\nThe brewery was established in\n1905 by Messrs J. J. Malone and R.\nE. Gosnell. It now ranks as one of\nthe largest -industrial investments\nin th\u00a9 Similkameen. Mr. George\nSchisler, a native son, is brewmaster\nHe is ably assisted oy a crew recruited from local ranks.\nThe Brewery, which recently came\nunder the control of the United Distillers, Ltd., has enjoyed a consider,\nable increase in business of recent\nyears, and its expansion has been\nsteady.\n ~7^\t\nPAGE FOUR\n* THE SIMILKAMEEN STAR, PRINCETON, B.C.   THURSDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1937\nr\n'\u25a0* Furniture,\n\u2022 Hardware\n\u2022 Sporting Goods\n\u2022 Glasswear\n\u2022 Novelties\nI A. L| WHITE!\nTELEPHONE 47\n^Z*Z~Zi\u00bbZrt^Z^^Z<*Z++Z4H&\nFine Addition To The\nHotel Princeton Here\n-\u00ab\u25a0-\n1 899\u20141911\u20141913\u20141929\u20141937: these\n\u25a0*\u2022 are important dates in the history of the Hotel Princeton. In 1898\nMr John Henry Jackson, who had\ncome from Nelson, hewed logs and\nerrected a commodious hostel while\nPrinceton was still a w.lderniers.\n1911 the hotel, then owned by Jim\nJim Wallace, was destroyed by fire.\n1913 Alexander Dewardi Broomfield and i?eter Swanson took over\nand built a new modern brick hotel.\nMr Broomfield took over management when &Ir. Swanson died in\n1914, and in 1923 bought out the\ninterest of the Swanson estate.\nThe new hotel is on the same site\nas that of the original building, expertly pieced together by pioneer\naxemen from more than 300 pine\nlogs.\nThe story of Mr. Broomfield goes\nback way farther and takes in more\nterritory, for Mr. Broomfield is a\npioneer in his own right, and' a\npretty big man. He was born in Ontario. In 1903 we catch up with him\non the frontier at Midway, where\nrailway construction fever is at its\nheight, witih half a dozen boomers\nPrinceton's Progress\nbattling for franchises. He was in^\nthe  freighting    business  in  those\ndays,  associated  with  Billy  Garrison,  who used to crack a mean\nwhp and a corny fiddle.\nThey freighted into the Similkameen and into Fair view, long before the iron steed grazed over\nthese green pastures.\nThen in 1907 Mr. Broomfield entered the hotel business at West-\nbridge, on the Kettle Valley railway near Midway. He -soon decided\nSimilkameen pastures were greener.\nStories of those glamorous days\nwould fill a book* but the topic in\nhand is new and modern\u2014progress,\nexpansion. Take a trip with us iaio\nthe new ladies' parlor, a no-man's-\nland to all except the gentlemen of\nthe Press, and then only on occasion\nThe addition is in red brick, with\nattractive front. Interior is plastered, in tile effect. Upholstered\nchairs and subdued lighting give\na  \"homey\" environment.\nThe new addition measures 18 it.\nby 60 feet, and wjtfo complementary\nchanges in the men's parlor gives\nan altogether more efficient arrange\nment. It was opened 26th July. Mr.\nR. Bryson was contractor and Mr.\n^\nPROGRESS\nseason to acknowledge our covenant, with Labor\u2014the loyal-\nservice of our own employees, and the larger background\nof ah industrial Similkameen that is the genesis of our own\nprogress, with the announcement of another unit of our\nexpansion programme, designed to enable us to serve\nIndustry, and the stalwarts of Industry, still better . . .\nLooking over the past, and into the future, upon the\nindustry we have built on our own humble beginnings from\nthe day Mr. J. J. Malone walked over from Nelson to start\nour Princeton Brewery, we are happy in the recognizance\nthat the Similkameen is a land of opportunity for him\nwho works.\nPRINCETON BREWING COMPANY, LIMITED\nL. Mora is responsible for the artistic interior decorating as well as\nthe outside pant job.\n ft\t\nPioneer Hostel Keeps\nUp With The Times\n k  I\n|T'S a far cry from frisking the I\nfjords of Norway to soothing the\nsalvoes of milady in Similkameen,\nbut if you are minded, you can do\nit here in sixty seconds' reading\ntime and drop in at the Knob Hill\nat Phoenix en route.\nWhen Andy Johnson opened his\nscrtmptuous new ladies' beer parlor last week (not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board\nor Government of B.C.), the Printer's Devil thought it high time to\ncheck up on his old friend Andy.\nNow admittedly the P.D. knows\nlittle about beer, and less .about\nbeauties, but Andy is the soul o;\nhospitality, and -we had it cut and\ndried in no time.\nAhd Andy should be good; he had\na natural start, and he's been at\nit a long time. A profound looking\nbock that gives an intimate close-\nup of the leading Scandinavians in\nCanada discloses that Andy (you\nidentify h's picture by the smile)\nwas 'born in Bchuslan province way\nback in 1877, 15th April to be exact\u2014long before the St. Louis fair.\nHis chief claim to recognition among his ftellow-countrymeni, of\ncourse, is his prominence in lodge\nv\/crk.\nA coy emigrant, Andy first sampled the wares of the New Worid j\nin New York, from 1896 to 1900. He\nwas travned as a carpenter.\nIn 1900 he appears in the Kaslo-\nSlocan country. Then follows a very\ninteresting episode of the hey-day\nof Phoenix, of which there is no\nmore vivid narrator than Andy. He\ncan  tell  you) about    the    football\ngames in which some oldsters now\nhere, and docile, showed so much\nvigor; about the famous hockey\nteam that used to play Rossland\nfor a $1000 stake, and included the\nlate Eddie Bassett, Herb Neill, and\nMickey McKay. Andy had the\ndouble respansibiljty of proprietorship of the Knob Hill and the Central, and revelled in the job.\nCHANGES DOUBLE\nACCOMMODATION\nAnd now, while Andy is blushing\nin the corner, let's look at the improvements in the old Tulameen,\nonly stopping to note that the original Tulameen was built by Geo.\nAJdous, and burned in 1904.\nTihe new accommodation givesi\na total of 1600 square feet of floor\nspace\u2014double the former capacity.\nNeatly f wished and decorated, the\naddition is fitted with wicker chairs\nfor comfort. Lighting effects and\nfxtures are of the latest design. Mv.\nR. Bryson was contractor.\nThe cafe has also' been altered,\nand .the front, a front that was fa-\nm liar to thousands, changed without entirely destroying, its romance.\nShowers and various facilities were\nprovided a few years ago, and Mr.\nJohnson has in mind for the near\nluture the re-designing of the upstairs section.\nNaturally, one expects with a congenial boss like Andy to find veteran employees\u2014and Harry Hudson and Hans Christenson are they.\nN.ck Plecash and Tom Lindsay, recent acquisitions of the younger\ngeneration^ have quite becomei mem\nbers of the happy family, however.\nS.M. NECHIEFMAN\nElectrical\nContractor\n\u2022\nSupplies\nI\nPrinceton Bakery Has\nAn Up To Date Plant\n\u2014ft\u2014\nPRINCETON is as good as the best\n* and the best is none too good\nfor Princeton, might well be the slogan of Mrs. Ethel Pattinson, proprietress and manager of the Princeton Bakery. For since settling here\nfifteen years ago, she has unreserved\nly made Princeton her home, and\nhas recprocated its hospitality by\ninvesting in the best that money\nwill buy in her craft.\nHerls was the first really modern\nbusiness block in Princeton (confining the term to stores); the equipment she has installed is of ths\nvery best, and is kept up to the\nminute. And to further prove her\nconfidence, she is proud of her all-\nlocal staff, trained by herself from\nthe ranks of local young people.\nMrs. Pattinson arrived in Princeton 13 th March, 1923, wheh makes\nher one of the modern old-timers.\nEven then, she had a good background of experience in the bakers'\ncraft. She shared Princeton's fortunes, good and bad, but always\nremained loyal, confident of Princeton's future. l^\n is         raBHMBl\n[Continued on Page Eight ]\nLocal\nLUMBER\nfr)\nRough or Dressed\nTO  ORDER\n(*5\nARCHIBALD\nBROTHERS\n^llllimillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllK\n\u00abii^__\u00ab^J\u00a3.\n * THE SIMILKAMEEN STAR, PRINCETON, B.C. THURSDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1937\nPAGE FIVE\nFor All Kinds of\nLUMBER\nk   k    k\nAll  Grades General Par-\npose  Lumber  at   Reasonable Prices,    at our Mill,\nBelfort,     W      Delivered.\n* A SIMILKAMEEN INDUSTRY *\nOEMUTH\nLUMBER CO., LTD.\nP R I N C E TO N,   B.C.\nTempting\nFood .  .\nServed to Tour Taste\nwhen you eat at the\nGreat Northern Cafe\nHedley's Main Corner\nReliable Valley\nFreight Service\nLicenced\nPublic Carriers\nREGULAR SCHEDULE\nPRINCETON-HEDLEY\nMonday-Wednesday-Friday\nBILL'S CARTAGE\nW. GILLIS, HEDLEY, B*C.\nVWrlAVVW,rtftAW\\rt*AflAM-*-\u00bbVl\ns\nEat the\nNU-WAY\nIfs the Best Way \\\\\nFormerly The Luckv Strike     J,\nHome Cooking; All White Help i\nHEDLEY, B.C. <\nCommercial Cafc\nHEDLEY,   B.C.\nMeals at All Houn\nWhere Everything Is Right\n\u201eU*A~\n\u2014 you have\nno idea how\ngood bread\ncan be until\nyou try .....\nPrinceton\nBread\nA 100 per cent Local Product\nLIGHT and fluffy,   with a crisp\nnut brow a crust. H-m-m, say\u2014\n-Is it good for a tempting in-between-\nmeal sandwich. Spread jam or peanut\nbutter on it, and watch the youngsters\ngo for it, too.\nAnd of course an imposing'array of\ntempting sweetmeats,, of all kinds.\nFresh Baked Daily\nBUTTER HORNS       A   for\nCrispy brown, iced\n4\nJELLY DOUGHNUTS-\nOnly, per dozen \t\n15c\n30c\nPRINCETON BAKERY\nMrs. E. Pattinson, Prop.\n-\\7V~\n\u25a0\u00bb\u00bb\u00bbW''   \u2014 * VV ' '\u00bb\" w\nIF\nConsolidated Mining & Smelting Co.\nmi  Canada,   Limited              (.\n\u25a0   j    Trail.   Britisn   Owimatria   \u2014    <\n1\nMANUFACTURERS   OF\nELEPHANT\nBRAND\nC3SS&HCAL FERTII-lSfSffig\n \u2666\t\nAMMONIUM  PHOSPHATB   ~\u2122\nSVLPHATS     \u00bbF     AMMONIA\nXSI1XB   SUf ERPHOSr\u00abATE\n^\u25a0PRODUCERS OF\nFTADANAC\n\u25a0\/. iSfei^*\nBRAND\nLEAD CADMIUM   |\n'&   ZINC BISMUT'i\nEiECi'ROI.T*BKJ\nPOLICE BLOTTER\nTHE JUDGE\u2014What's the charge?\nCONSTABLE MURPHY\u2014Houldin'\nup the traffic, me lord. The difin-\ndint was stalled on the strait and\nwas too backwards in comin' forwards, so Oi had to push him to\nthe front from behind.\"\nTHE JUDGE\u2014Thirty days!\nIf you don't want something like this to happen to\nyou, better arrange now for a thorough- check-up and\ntune-up by Alf Lindholm at the\nPRINCETON MOTORS\nDODGE, PLYMOUTH & CHRYSLER CARS\nFresh Oysters\n: Now in Season :\nServed Any Style\nTravellers' Cafe\nService MP\nYour Radio\nSo your radio isn't \"hittin' so hot,\" eh ? Boy, that's\ntough, with the long lonesome evenings and the\ngood programme season just at hand. But don't\ngive up. It can be made to work,\"you know, and\nwe're the boys to check it over, tune it up, and\nput in shape so as to please you every moment,\nand you can't afford to have a valuable machine\nlike a radio hot doing its job.\nNow in ... . the new models of the\nRODGERS |H.   \u2022 \u25a0\nNothing like them up to now. And\nremember, when we sell a Radio,\nour guarantee of service goes with it\nPRINCETON ELECTRIC\n  : :\u2014\n^^P^?\u00bb!\nPAGE SIX\n* THE SIMILKAMEEN STAR, PRINCETON, B.C.THURSDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1937\nA BARGAIN!\nTelephone  from\nPRINCETON\nto\nNELSON\nfor\n[C\nStation-to-Station\nor\n35 T\n00\nPerson-to-Person\nafter 7 p.m.  weekdays\nor any time Sunday's\nThe  above  rates  cover\na Three Minute Conversation\nGovernment Tax Exra\nB.C. TELEPHONE CO.\nc&c^c^c&es&c&s\nWhen the\nBell Rings..\nWe will be there with\na full supply of\nall necessary\nSCHOOL\nSUPPLIES\nTEXT BOOKS, PENCILS\nNOTE BOOKS, Etc.\nA Special\nFOUNTAIN PEN\nat\n78c\nPRINCETON\nDRUG&\nBOOK STORE\nG.   G.   LYALL, MANAGER\nDUNCE\nI\nk Several new houses at* going up\non Allison Flat, and aiso one or two\nin West Princeton.\nCopper Mountain\nCommunity Hall\nFriday, Sept. 24\n\u2014Music By\u2014\nTHE COMMANDERS\nGentlemen  $1.00 9 Ladies   Free\nKefresments\nDancing 9-2\nFOR QUICK SALE\nTN order to wind Up tne Allison\nEstate, the Executors have instructed me to dispose of the remaining lots in the Allison subdivision. \"A chance to secure a good\nbu'lding lot at a low cost.\nJ.  A.  BROWN,\nAgent for the EKecutors.\nSNAP\ndont\ngrow\nTIMETABLE\nTRAIN No.  11\u2014WEST\nLeave Nelson, B.C. 10:05 a.m. Daily\nLeave Princeton 2:11 a.m. Daily\nArrive Vancouver 10:00 a.m. Daily\nTRAIN yTo. 13\u2014EAST\nLeave Vancouver     8:15 p.m. Daily\nLeave Princeton      4:15 a.m. Daily\nArrive Nelson 8:45 p.m. Daily\nBROOKMERE-MERRITT\nSPENCE'S   BRIDGE\nTrain No. 805, North\u2014Mon.-Thurs.\nLeave Brookmere 8:00 a.m.\nLeave Merritt 11:15 a.m.\nArrive Spencers Bridge 2:00 p.m.\nArrive Merritt 9:35 a.m.\nTrain No. 806. South Tues.-Fri.\nLeave Spence's Bridge 6:00 a.m.\nArrive Merritt 8:20 a.m.\nLeave Merritt 10:00 a.m.\nArrive Brookmere 12:20 a.m.\nPrinceton, B.C.   C. A. BERNARD,\n14th August,  1937 Agent.\n| Prompt, Efficient j.\n|   Laundry Service  m\n[EXPERIENCED   OPERATORS,\nREASONABLE RATES,\nFREE   DELIVERY\nA Better   Job   Guaranteed!\nI    EXPERT DRY CLEANING\nA 100% Job Guaranteed\nThree Day Service\nPRINCETON\nSTEAM\nLAUNDRY\n* Phone 102\nB. Mcintosh, Manager\n\u25a0I\nSummer\nService\nSummer Time is Car\nTime in the Similkameen. Get more enjoyment out of your\ncar this year, by having it kept in perfect\ntune \u2014 Rhodes' Service for any road.\nRHODES'\nGARAGE\n\u2666CHEVROLET\nPHONE\nNIGHT         51\nDAY           101\nHARRY'S\nPHOTO SERVICE\n\u2022       O       \u2022\nDeveloping and\nPrinting\nin one day\nYour roll films  or  negatives received before 9:15\na.m. at . . .\nThe Vlajriety Store,\nPrinceton Drug Store or\nNechiefman's Electric\nwill be finished at 5:45 p.m\nsame day . . . Quality unconditionally guaranteed.\nStandard prices . . .\n\u2022\nHarry Voorhoeve \u2022\nShop: Room. 4, Desrosier's\nCabins\nletHs listen lomuRmzt\nNow at Your Service, the\nFORD LABORATORY\n#TEST SET -HI\nThis ingenious device is really a mechanical stethoscope. It looks inside your motor, your battery, etc.\nand makes an infallible scientific check-up, record-\nUncanny ! Come in and see it. Better still, bring your\nold pal in to Doctor Ford. Our mechanics will do\nthe rest; and you will know what a thrill guaranteed efficiency can bring. Do it now!\nSome of the parts the Test Set checks:\nICOIL CYLINDER  COMPRESSION\nROTOR,  Etc. PISTON  RINGS  and VALVES\nCfWDENSOR SPARK   PLUGS\nLIGHTS BATTERY\nCARBURETOR STARTING MOTOR\nHORN IGNITION, Primary Circuit\nFUEL PUMP BREAKER POINTS\nETC. HIGH TENSION WIRES\nBURR MOTORS, LIMITED\nSALESfrSEKVICE\nAUTHORIZED DEALER\nt9h \"     %Wn>\nSTOP, FRIENDS!\nNow  centrally  located  ft  tbe  Hotel\nPrinceton Block. We invite yon to call\non as\nTwmmtmm.  OwhuBnui.   ffflrtifrn    rtunrtw\n\u201e      JAMES CORR1E\nii nib* 'mwrnMi,\nml&S&fct\nThe beer thai has made Princeton Famous\u2014\n\"Royal Export\"\u2014is beer at its best . . and\nno wonder! Take the choicest of brewing\ningredients\u2014pure MALT BARLEY, add\nsparkling TULAMEEN WATER, and the\ntouch of a veteran Old World BREW-\nMASTER, and you have the answer. For\na restful, satisfying and altogether individual\nbeer, insist on .  .  .\nXMMRT\nThis advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the\n*\u00bb Government of British Columbia.\n * THE SIMILKAMEEN STAR, PRINCETON, B.C. THURSDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1937\nPAGE SEVEN\nmodern\nhome-like\ncourteous\nservice\nStop at the\nHOTEL\nF^^**<y*^*^r-yifr,\u00bb|rifrifii ^^9\"%m^*mmmr->mmwm9wM\niiiouis moHA\nPrinceton Dee^f*atoF\nFireplaces a Specialty\n\u25a0!!\u25a0    i ffti    ofc    m%m    tm\\j    ofla    \u25a0All    w\"\ni ofc    ifl\u00ab    rflt    irlt    afw.-j^s.    ^A,..\nw\nCafe\nand\nLicensed\nPremises\nin\nconnection\nVisitors to Princeton\nwill find this hotel a\nhome away from home.\nModern, Fireproof.\nCool or cosy as the season dictates. Central\nand  QUIET..\nEUROPEAN  PLAN\nBus Meets All Trains\nLARGE SAMPLE ROOMS\nA. D. Broomfield, Prop.\nAuto Camp Expands\n k\t\nMESSRS Wilson and Lessard will\nnext week open four snug new\nlog cabins to bring the accommoda-\nton of their pretty little Riverside\nAuto Camp to the proport ons of a\n(miniature (metropolis.\n, This register now records eight\ncabins, four tent-bungalows, a community kitchen, propfraetoi*]s residence, and accessories. Once a bare\nand iifln&ghtly approach to Princeton from the west, the cosy camp,\nnestling in a crook of the Tulameen\nriver, looks like a segment of fairyland, with its green-roofed cottages\nt>f poiished logs, its white canvas,\nits green lawns and colorful rock\ngardens', and wisps of blue smoke\ncurling  from  the .-dozen  chimneys.\nThe four new cabins are even\nnicer than their senior brethren,\nwitlh full basements andl concrete\n{foundations, atnd individual wood\nand coal boxes. Furnishings incude\nkitchenette, clothes closet, spring-\nmattress bed, etc. Electric light and\nrunning water are provided.\nThe cabins are very popular with\ntour'sts, andi. in great demand.\nli Ute time t&v\nINDOOR MINTING\nFresh color makes your old house over into a new\nhome, a brighter, happier, more cheerful place to\nlive in. We will gladly suggest color schemes and\ngive you estimates on painting, decorating, woodwork and floor refinishing and similar improvements. Finance, if\" necessary, .under the Home\nImprovement Plan. TlQUlS   JVlOt}A\nAlabastine\nthe superior\nwall coating, so\neconomical and\nso easy to apply. The soft\nvelvety tones\nof Alabastine\ngive added\ncharm to any\ninterior.\nAll  Colors\n5 lb. pckg., 75c\nCHURCH S    HOTw COLD WATER\n(Contractors for the\nTulameen Hotel and\nHotel Princeton Additions, and Brewery\nROBER\nB RYSO N\nBUILDER &\nC o ntracto r\nP RI N C ETO N\nFOR SALE BY\nA. L. WHITE\nWhen In Princeton ..\nMake Your Headquarters The\nTULAMEEN\nHOTEL\nEvery Modem  Convenience\nEUROPEAN   PLAN\nFULLY LICENSED\nIS   OUR   BUSINESS\nA Similkameen Industry\nDEMUTH ESTATE LIMITED mill at one mile -\n^    I,iii\u00abia^^nnnirwnn^rimfl*iivy^\nj   Dry Pine Wood\nTRUCKING\nPEASE &\nATKINSON\n\u2022 Phone 65 or 41-T\n I t:\n'1\nr I\nPAGE EIGHT\n* THE SIMILKAMEEN STAR, PRINCETON, B.C. THURSDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1937\nBusiness and\nProfessional\nDirectory\nHARDWARE\nALL KINDS\nI\nW.B. EWART\nPRINCETON HARDWARE\nClassified\nTirANTED\u2014Used piano, cheap for\ncash. Box K. Star. 1-pd\n\\^\/\"ANTED \u2014 Good used 12-gaiuge\nShot Gun far cash. Box H, Star\nYXf ANTED \u25a0& immediately, young\ngirl to do light housework. Apply Mrs. Earle  Iinglis, Box  72,1\nSummerland. 40-1-c|\nWANTED\u2014Clean battery lead In\nsmall pieces. Lots of it, at once.\nStar  Office.\nYOUR AD in this column will bring\nbig results.\n' euiroundings, or sip afternoon tea.\nLa6t, but by no' means least, Mrs.\nPattinson has found the solution to\ntii 3 employment problem by taking\n\u2022bright young Pirinceton tes, training\nthem to their responsibilities, and\nputting them on their own initiative. Her staff includes her two\ncheerful daughters, Jean and Josie,\nwho are a little bit of all-rounders;\nGeorge Brown, chief bread man;\nArt. Shenton, assistant; brother\nJ m Brown, cakes; and Mae Lindsay, sales-lady.\nP. W. GREGORY\nB.C. LAND SURVEYOR\nSURVEYS OP\nLands, Mineral  Claims,\nPlacer Leases\nUnderground Surreys\nPRINCETON,  B.C\nHI   i\u00bb 'l>   <\u25a0    <i   ^   \u00bb   <\u25a0\u25a0\u00bb\u00bb'\u00bb   Ii\nTELEPHONE   3\n\u00bb.\u2022.  sex M\nTEi Tulameen\nL pt.^SSr' HOTEL\n, <\u2022> RATES REASONABLE\nCharles Thomas\nBuilder, Contractor\n\u2022    ESTIMATES  GIVEN    \u2022\n\"100%   HOME BRED\"\n[ Continued from Page Four ]\nIn 1925 a modern back-shop was\nbuilt and enhanced in 1929 by an\nartistic front, still one of tihe. most\nattractive in Princeton.\nThe baking industry has shared\nin the scientific revolution, and\nMrs. Pattinson (has kept pace with\nprogress in the industry. The shop\nis fully modern, and well mechanized, with a fine oven capable of\nturning out 2,000 loaves daily, automatic mixers, mechanical wrappers,\nand the like. A new and ingenious\nmixer has just been installed, replacing one that was no longer the\nqueen of its class.\nJust how many loaves have been\nturned out under her supervis'on\nwould take top much reckoning fcr\na tired printer; but when it is conceded that bread is the staff of life,\nthe healthy faces of scores of local\nyoungsters attest to her work as\na community builder\u2014a bu'lder of\nsound bodies; and when Cupid's-\nwiles are on the wing, he finds m\nher an able ally; nine wedding cakes\nshe has turned-out ths year alone.\nSeeking refuge from the heat,\njou may sup ice-cream in restful\nv%t   nrtYi    ssTn   sfti   ssli    mtlm   sfli    mtta   mimm   \u25a0iTn    \u00ab*-    \u00abf*\nBEAUTY CULTURE\nThe Commanders'\n(Formerly  Trail  Commanders)\nA big-time  dance band\nwith a Reputation\n6  Men\u201415   Instruments\nDAVE TAYLOR, Business Mgr.\nS. M. NECHIEFMAN\nElectrician, Contractor\nPRINCETON, B.C.\nPease & Atkinson |\nlip\nTrucking . j|;\n\"Punctual Attention\"\ni-LitlilHliliillllillilSflHiiilllfiilllilillllliliiiiiilHiiliiilllltiillli^\nA. H. BOMBARD\nRADIOS, REPAIRS, SERVICE\nRoom 10, Desrosier Apartments\nExperienced Operator,\nspecializing in all types\nof Beauty Treatment.\nLatest   in    Equipment\nOUR   PERMANENTS\nGUARANTEED\nThe\nA VA L O N\n\u2022   H A Z\nE L\nD U H A M E L.\nJust\nSouth\nof    Rex    Cafe.\n. .\nGroceries\nProvisions\nFlour and Feed\nHardware\nDry Goods\nBoots and Shoes, ete.\n\u2022 By Mail or Carrier\u2014\nV\u00bb\u2122ve7Province   j COMOTOUTAII\n5   \u00a9 Handy  to the  Station\nV PHONE   88 V\nDave Taylor, Agent. Phone 36\n\u25a0i*\nzL\nk Printing That Talks\nit Advertising That Pulls\nk Service That Satisfies\nand...\nit A Paper That Is a\nCommun.ty Force\nWZeed Ct\nixy\n\u2022\n\u2022\n\u2022\n*\n*\n\u2022 SIGNS\n\u2022 RECEIPTS\nBLOTTERS\nSCRATCH  PADS\nSECOND SHEETS\nCARBON PAPER     '\nNEWSPRINT\nSIGN  WRITER'S\nEOARD\nRUBBER  STAMPS\nSTENCILS, etc.\nPRICE   TAGS\nCOUNTER   CHECK\nBOOKS\nLEDGERS,   etc.\n\u2022 PLEDGER   SHEETS\n\u2022 GUMMED TAPE\n\u2022 DESK  STAPLERS\n\u2022 .TYPEWRITERS,\n\u2022 RIBBONS,  etc.\n\u2022 CASH REGISTERS\n\u2022 ADDING  MACHINES\n\u2022 MIMEOGRAiPHING\n\u2022 TICKET   PUNCHES\n\u2022 BRIDGE & WHIST\nTALLIES\n\u2022 SYMPATHY   CARDS\n\u2022 PERSONAL\nSTATIONERY\nSTRIP   TICKETS\nLEGAL FORMS\nSEALS\nMUSIC  PAPER\nMUSIC PRINTING\n\u00a3\nSt\nSPECIAL DISCOUNT\nRAWLEIGH PRODUCTS\nFOR THIS TRIP ONLY\nPratico will call any time now\ne\nGet a good list ready for\nFall and Winter .Ofejj\n\u2022\nHe will give you a good discount\non this trip only\n\u2022\nPlefcse!\u2014All past due accounts,\nsettle this trip\nLOUIS PRATICO\nTHE RAWLEIGH MAN\nBumps of Knowledge\nALL eyes are on Hedley for\nLabor Day. It is a good\nthing, but there is a catch to it.\nAnd the catch is the road, or\nat least, the place where tht\ncars travel. The government\nsays times is tough, there is no\nmoney. If the Oriental affair\nblossoms, they will quickly dig\nup enough money to blow up\nall the roads in China; but\nthere isn't any to build a few\nthat are vitally needed in this\ncountry. The road to Hell is\nsaid to be paved with good intentions; judging by the bumps,\nthere are apparently not even\nany good intentions here.\nNever mind the roads\u2014use\nFIVE ROSES  FLOUR\nF.P. Cook Estate1\nI  ESTABLISHES    IMS   \u2022\nGroceries  and  Merchandise of ' i\nall kinds. Flour and Feed, eta. V.1\n8T0RES AT  PRINCETON\nAND  COALMONT\nHiHimimiiimiiinnimimiimiiiu\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiHiiiiiiifii\nReduced. . . .\nHoliday Fares\nTravel in Safety\nEnquire at Depot\nPhone 34\nTRAVEL GREYHOUND\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiimmmi\nHimHiHsmiiimiiiimiiinmiiiifiE\nKiMti hi mmmtimtf!\nP. W. GREGORY\nINSURANCE REAL  ESTAT1\nNOTARY PUBLIC\nHOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT\nLogan's Service\nExpert Repairs\u2014Day and Night Service\nUNION GAS AND OILS :\u2014: FIRESTONE TYRES\n\u2022    At the One-Mile\u2014Hedley Princeton Junction; At Your Service\n^\n * THE SIMILKAMEEN STAR, PRINCETON, B.C.   THURSDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER. 1937\nPAGE NINE\nBEAUTY..\n. . is the birthright of every woman;\nto reveal ilt is only in knowing HOW. In\nthe hands of a specialist your natural\ncharm i's secure . . let us reveal your\nbeauty secrets.\nMachineless and  Du-Art Permanents\nOur Specialty. Come in and Enquire.\nL'Out..\nThe amazing discovery for restoring hair.\nHarmless\u2014Permanent\u2014Scientific.\nBEAUTY SALON\n<X\nk  TELEPHONE   57\nLEGALS\nLAND  REGISTRY  ACT\n(Section 160)\nIN-THE MATTER of :all min- '\nerals precious and base (save coal\n& petroleum) under Lot 265 'S'\nknown   as  \"Nellie  A\"  Mineral\nClaim, together with the right\n\u2022to use and possession  of surface,   including   use   of  timber\nfor  mining\u2014Similkameen   Division of Yale District.\npROOF having been filed in my\noffice of ths loss of .Certificate\nof Title No.   7298D   to the  above-\nmentioned lands,  in  the  name   of\nWilliam  Arnott,  and bearing  date\nthe  25th June,  1917,    I    HEREBY\nGIVE NOTICE of my intention at\nthe  expiration   of    one    calendar\nmonth to issue to the said William\nArnott a provisional Certificate of\nTitle in lieu of such lost Certificate.\nAny person having any information\nwith reference to such lost Certificate of Title is requested to communicate with the undersigned.\nDATED at the Land Registry Office, Kamloops, British Columbia,    this 2ndl day of    September,\nOne   thousand,  nine hundred  and\nthirty-seven.\"\nDate of first publication, 9th September, 1937.\nJ.  MARSHALL,\n40-5 Deputy Registrar.\na poll shall be opened at eight\no'clock in the forenoon, and shall\nbe closed at eight o'clock in the\nafternoon on the ninth day of September, 1-937, for the taking and\nreceiving of the votes of the aid\nElectors aforesaid, at the respective places following:\nPOLLING DIVISION\nVictory Hall, Keremeos, B.C.\nOf which all persons are hereby\nrequired to take notice and to\ngovern themselves accordingly.\nGIVEN under my hand at Keremeos, this Twenty-eighth day of\nAugust, 1937.\nEZRA  MILLS,\n39-1     &&&* Returning Officer\n$f*tm~*\/lfi*mm~*wy*m+.m*wy*m*.\u00bbwT^^\nBay Now for\nWinter Comfort\nH\n\u00a3\nA\nT\n\u00a3\nR4   FOR SPOT CASH\nj lQp.cOff\ns\nEvery Type of\nHeater in Stock\nfrom\n$17-50\n$60-\u00abo\n\u2022\nSEVERAL GOOD\nBUYS IN\nSECOND HAND\nHEATERS\n\u2022\nCASH\nDISCOUNT\nFor Two Weeks\nOnly!\nFOR SPOT CASH\nIAmHmoAAj\n3ST\nThe Government of the\nProvince of British Columbia\nLIQUOR-CONTROL PLEBISCITES\nACT\nPROCLAMATION OF\nRETURNING  OFFICER\nProvince of British Coumbia\nIn t he    Similkameen    Electoral\nDistrict.\nWO WIT:\nOUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given\nto the Electors of Keremeos, of\nthe   Electoral    District   aforesaid,\nthat I have received His Majesty's\nWrit to me  directed,  and bearing\ndate   the   Twenty   Sixth   day   cf\nAugust,   1937,  commanding   me   to\ncause the following question, namely\nDo you approve of the sale of\nbeer by  the  glass  in    licensed\npremises, without a bar, under\nGovernment control and regulation?\nto be  submitted according  to tbe\n\"Liquor-control Plebiscites Act\" to\nthe said electors of the  Electoral\nDitrict   aforesaid,    and,    further,\nthat in obedience to the said Writ\n\u25ba\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nThe Capitol\nOxfords, Sir..    5\n$d-5o\nN-\nEW \"spade toe\" styles for Fall . . . Medium\nin weight and sturdy yet dressy ahd comfortable as you ever pounded pavement with.\nSoft Calf in Black or Tan\nEvery Size and Width\nC. V. PROSSER\nSHOES,   MEN'S WEAR\n:\nA. L. WHITE\nComplete\nHome  Furnishings\nBetter Sound k Better Pictures.\nPRINCETON\nTHURSD'Y,  FRIDAY,   SAT'D'Y\nSept.  16-17-18\n\"CRACK I UP\"\n\u2014with\u2014\nPETER LARRE\nBRIAN DUNLEVY\nHELEN  WOOD\nRALPH MORGAN\nALSO\u2014\n\"Check Your Sombrero\"\n\"The City's Slicker\"\nNews\nMONDAY & TUESDAY\nSept. 20-21\nWILLIAM E&YD\n\u2014in\u2014\n\"BORDERLAND'\n\u2014with\u2014\nJIMMY ALLISON\n\"TREES\"\nIn Technicolor\n\"When You're Single\"\n1 \u25ba\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nBy helping your community you\nultimately help yourself\nThe closer you keep your dollar to you, the\nbetter chance you have of getting it back again\nKeep your money at home by doing your business with the\n\u00a3&$  following firms who are building this community:\nM\nC.  V.  PROSSER\nPEASE  & ATKINSON\nPRINCETON CAFE\nRHODES' GARAGE\nTULAMEEN  HOTEL\nA. L. WHITE\nBURR MOTORS, LTD\nP. W. GREGORY\nPLEASANT VALLEY MINES\nDE MUTH LUMBER CO.\nGREYHOUND STAGES\nPRINCETON BAKERY\nA. S. BLACK-\nPRINCETON BREWING CO.\nJAMES ICORRIE\nF. P. COOK ESTATE\nCOSMOPOLITAN STORE\nDEPARTMENT STORE    '\nGRAY'S BAKERY\nMODEL TRANSFER\nMATHESON BROS.\nW. B. EWART HARDWARE\n PAGE TEN\nTHE SIMILKAMEEN STAR, PRINCETON, B.C.   THURSDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER. 1937\nG\n1\n\u25bc\n\u25bc\nLABOR\nA\n1\nA Giant to Be Reckoned with   .   .\nVital Factor in the Upbuilding of a\nCommunity\nHAIL to the laboring man! On his efforts rests the Progress of a nation. Deep\nin the mines... before roaring furna ce on the surface... on the billowy seas...\nskimming the clouds.. .in a million and one places are seen the magnificent results of his toil. 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