For Latest MARKET MOVEMENTS See Page 6 -.BU..***... .-**B,..|ja....-j ,9*. Read the LATEST SPORTING NEWS Pages 7 and 8 NELSON, B.C., FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1921. NO. 187. ill Wipe Out Calumny and Prejudice and Maintain Country's True Interests. NG OPENS HIS CAMPAIGN IN P. E. I. OF LAMBETH IN COURT OF ST. PETERS Resolution Accepted by Bishops and Archbishops on Second Day oi Synod. WELCOME APPEAL TO ALL PEOPLE ills for Lowest Possible Tariff; Manion Supports Government Platform. JEW GLASGOW N. S.. Ocl. 6.— Camidlun Press sluff corrosrloild- >—"I do *lot_uften tiiukc nny proton, but thercis nn Impl-eaflton that getting stronger in my inlml tbut people or Canada arc r'slmt to their [lit on this oecanlun and thero Is u jvc growing that, in the course ol next teiv yours, will be so high lhat ao who have buon spreading culum- prejudkc, and mlslnrdvjnallou ng lhe t'unudluii people ^111 noivr seen buuenth It, uml where Ihey )l bu on tlie night of the election I be a humiliation thut Ihey will re- mber (or ycurs to come." 'hesc wero the wordB of Right Hon. liur Molgben. prime minister of nudu, who addressed it crowd of N thnn 11000 poople which tlllo.1 the atre bore tonight and overflowed 0 the in-.id.-my of music. King for Minimum Tariff. HAM.IJTTBTOWN. P. K. I.. Ocl. 6, he Liberal campaign In Prince Ed- Td II. mil opened lonlshl when Hon. .ckcnzle King und his assochttes. A. McMaster of Limine county. Que., 1 Wllllum Dtlft, Lunenburg N. B„ filter with the Liberal candldutes lu ecus cotniiy, addressed two lurg.- filing* In thc,market hull und the mee Edward theatre. Rofcrrlng lo i tariff. Mr. King said llierc must be reused production Iu tbe basle In- llrles and tills tlemunils the lowest isible tariff o*li tho Itnpbtnenls ut Klucllon. Oil necessities he said th' ■Itt should bear llghll;. "Thc homr J Its needs will bo our first consld- .tlon in revising the tturlff." be said 'Mr. Meighen uppears lo be trylnu Uinlnllsc thc Farmers Into puttluK candidates lu order to divide Hie lernl votea. The F_rmer members the Liberal government will make re progress than thc fanner In u rmer group, and thu same tiplillf. lo [bor membera." eonclualon, tho Liberal lender Muled for an undivided frunt among tbe forcoe believing lu the "great hclplea of Liberalism" In lho ■• tight iMalghan Platform Is 8alvation. l-OHT \\'ILU'_.M. Out.. Uct. «.—(Dy Inudtan I'ress.l—"Thero Is no reason Jcurlh why tho Liberals and Hi" lUcrvutlvrs alluuld not link up with 1 aald Hon. Df, It.-J. Manion. tnltl- 1 of aoldlera' olvll i-eestubllshnient. jgddrcKslllg tonight bis first lxi1ltlr.il jtllng since his appolnlniont lo lie Jdnet. M-herc Is nol n plnnk In thc Meighen "Sfprm that evon tho atnunchest Libit hi lh" country need have nny Urns of conscience In extending his |.porl lo. I .mi behind l'remlcr then lo thc limit. Liberals of long ■a" staiiiliiiK Hint huve been uffeclcd | the splH nlso nre behind the pro- Ill thla election. The MelRhrn 'tloiui. to my mind, la the anlvutlon |thla counlry." Thc mlnlater here leedetl to tear down the fabric of J arguments *et forth by Hon. T. A. f r.-ir ugainst the Meighen iiollcy. Tho l*n»grcsalvo group is not Hie ly people who hnve aspirations for it Rer Canuihu Thc Crerur group have gol it tnortgugc on these usplfu- |M," declared Dr. Manion. to tho anertlon or Mr. Crerar : the l'rogroaalvca wero not n cln pup. Dr. Manion differed. "Creur I ll la not," aald the speaker. "Mi- Del Clark aaye ll ia u clasa group. can flip a coin and tuko your Michael Clark should know." respect lo Mr. Crerar'* atale- it lhat Liberals bellmcd lu a point freo trade, lhe nilnlsler aald ho lid nol ugrao wtth thut assertion, ernls hud always been modenile jtrctlonisie. but not txtrcmlsls. la upprullng to thi' Liberals Itholr votes In making such a atate- |ii." lite apankCr said. He empbal- (Contlnuei) on \*ago Two.) Ill hchei Partial Decision as |o Representatives tcf Meet Sinn Fein Leaders. ON1*QN. Oct, 4.—Tho Hrltlsh csb- nfl-*!' ii two hours' meeting Ihis Irnoon. adjourned uutll tomorrow riilni: H was l"ll*r,,Ml ,,mt the com- Ktlos of llu Hi'ltlssK delugatlon to I coming conference with Irish load- rtwa* discussed, antl although lho lif*. wero not finally approved, n % understood thOt tho government |ld bo represented l.y tin- fidlowlng .*■ Lloyd George; W>rd Blrk- aa, tho lord high clianctllor; Sir m__t Oreen wood, chief secretary for |ind; Austen chamberlain, govorn- Kt leader In tho hou«o of commons; Rumlng Witrlhhiglon l-.vatm. sent-. of war. ami Winston Hponcer rWiiiVU*)' Jot the cv1u«Icb. Will Countenance Admission of Unconfirmed Communicants. HAMILTON. Ont, Oct. fi.—DIs- cloHiiro of lho attitude of tho bishops on tho chureh union question nutrkod tho second day's proceedings of tho Konoral synod of tlie ('hurch of Eng- land In Canada. . In a scried nT resoly^ tlons adopted by tlio upper limine and mint (Inwn to the lower house for ita concurrence tlio archbishop* nnd bishops Indorsed tho "appeal lo alt Chrls- tlan people" Issued by Ihe Lambeth conference, accepted tho recommendation that conferences he arranged with Other Croicatnnt* churches, and declared (hat sueh conferences should lie Initiated in Cunadn hy n special Joint commlllee to he appointed by lhe gen- oral synod. Tlio conditions on which the bishops would recommend such conferences were practically identical with thoso laid down by thn Utmbcth conference. Upper Houso Outlines Policy. The upper house, nfter referring to the fact that Canadian bishops h:ut participated at Iwunbeth. oul lined Its policy as follows: 1. The upper house of tlto genera! synod of the Church of England in Uunada Welcomes and adopts tho appeal to all Christian people, contained hi resolution No. 9 of the Lambclii conference. 2. The upper house aOcOpts resolution No. 10 of the I_amhelh conference as follows: The OOhfOrejHM recommends to flic authorities of the churches of lhe An- gllcnn communion that they should In- ■itch ways and al such times as they think best formally Invito the authm im" of othtir eium-h-- within their areas to confer with them concornlmt the possibility of taking definite slip: to cooperate In a conunon endeavor on tho Hiivn ml forth In thc above appeal (Continued on I'agu Two.) L ARBITRATE WAGE DIFFERENCES New York Union Authorizes Officials to Renew Discussion with Muter Printers NEW YOKK, oil. fi. -Big Hlx. the New York local of the International Typographical union, haa dorlded, by ix vote which wna pnntically unnn- Imoua, lo arbitrato Ita differences with *tho employing iirlnlcr* concerning a new wage agreement. Cnder the expiring agreement lho in imi.-is get J .'.ii u week. They wiinl- I'd a new -igrccmuut under which.they would receive $l>m u week. Thc un- ployera wunliil one under which lho prlnlem would get MO a week. I'he adoption by the union nf a resolution uuthortalug orrichils of th union to meet with representatives of tho employers ami renew tin- discussion was In effect an endorsalion of tho policy of arbitration adopted «■> the inleruatlnnal union, ('ending arbitration proceedings. lhe promt scale of $C0 a uoek will continue until Dec. I. lypiiis Agrees to Delirer to France Huge Quantity of Building Supplies. WIWIAOBN, Oct n.-An .iki" monl wlirrfliy tin- tliiniaii fi.UTiiliii'iit la In ilillvi-i' Ui rtsitoa ivltlllll lliiii' yrara anion lilllloil «"lil BlallU wnl'lli of IiuIIiIIiik maiirlala «-a« almn-J Nw liy Ix>ula ixiutliiur, Kr.-m-li mliilnlrr ol Ilia llliprttlnl n'Rltni". uml Wnlli iiaiiii'iit'iiii, Oanaut ■alnltrtif „t rma, atnirlli.ii. Till' algnlng ruliaiilntnalia _ ImiiinlM. ugn-twiil ilmwn "li I'V Hi. in liial ."i|,ti'inlii'r. GETS DATA TO FRAME NEW LIQUOR POLICY BDIIONTON, Oil. 0—Him- •'■ H. Ilnmnlw, ' ■lloriioy-jfiu'ral, l»a rv lunttKl from Wlnnli-vg nml ItapiU, wharr ho haa IiivobIIkiiUiI Ihi- work- Iiik of tlm llouiir Unv "f Miiiill-'lin. ami HualllililliWBli. Mr. Ilnnvlih'l' will nuke uar. pf Hit' ililu olilalin'il I" fmniiiiK uji tho no" liquor poUq* I" bo rocoinmi'tiili'il lo ihi' AHhtIii aov- nniiii nt ahorlly. Aa llm iraiilt of mmm OaX-ia Iii lho .Irlpil iiiiI ansa of Miiiill'ilm "ml HuHkul, -In wnn, Mr. Ilii.ivnli.,.. II la lllllll'lHlll'ltl, Will Blllimll IllK Vll'HH I" tin' ii.'ii:iriio.'iii <.r MfriouHun tor i.i..|.i|.|.- noiilKatloll III llio 'I Hlii ||{|« Ul Alliar-i, Pi MBlvi .pr lie ra-'iry ni'dlil i of foutt ei'olvi ling i » Cntholli f tlto onli Voulh of lho Worlil Hvo liimilr.'Jth E Dr. Michael Clark of Red Deer, Alta., Kenneth Campbell, James McDonald and Noble Binns Are Proposed; Candidate Addresses Convention. in-. .1. & Hamilton of Rovolatoko tfu the Ulfcntl atndldato noinituited io eeuti-vi tt'ugl Kootciifty iu the fuiihiouilug Dominion election, at the Mbml-convent hut hcM In the Eafft In Anieiiemi markets in spite *»f l\v fad that reeiprocily wus turned down lu I'M l. Tariff for Rvonuo. rVev trwfo htm ' hOVOT been the poih-y of tin liberal pcuiy In Ctutada. deeliire.i tho doctor. A tariff for revenue pi un the cont of irunsportallon Is \vh;il l Yiuadii needs, he said. DR. W. O. ROSE, M. P. P. I*ast iiIkIU unniutuusly nomlnaled landldato iu support of lhe notghotl government for West Kootenay. hall lust night. The final nomluutibn was not finally made until JuHt before 1 o'clock this morning. There wus a full dolcgaUon from oach of the six riding present, be- sides a lur^e number t,t iwraoha »f both sexes iu linoffldgl all-n-t'ix* Dr. jtamllion occopted his nomination with ii rcwrvaUon whlofi wns meeptcd timuilmoualy bi tha con von* Hon. Knur oilier nn n W0T8 prdpOfOd for nomliiatiou, Dr Utchftol Ctftrit ••( Rod Door, Alia.: ftonnolh Compboll ami .1. A. MeDonahl of Nelson, and No- ble Hluus of Trail. The new off leers of the N.ili-'inl Iilberul tissocbition elected were: Momirary prf-ldini. Ib>n. \V. I.. M.u'K- ,ir.u- KIiib; hnuorary vlce^preet* dent. Hon. Jidin Oliver; president, II. Maxwell of Itevelmnke. who wis reehvlW; - swreinry, K. I'. CMWton, Nelson; treasurer, .lames o'Sheu, ol .\'e|son. In accepting thc ii itniiiatioii n III* LlbenU siuntlard bearer for Went KootCtUy Dr. Ilnmillon mnde a reser-. •ration that he wus to hava a free hand! i^vi'11 in any mutters pttialulug to the wi-i- .. fun of returned Midlers. Ao medical I from Alexatiarlo that the United offlcvr i>t the nh Kootonay battalion,IStaloi uhlpplni board la prepared t« he bad raainm l" know what was com j carry cotton seed ta the OllUed Kinging to lhe iTitirned rni'ii. nnd would f dam Rt freight rites u shilling pei* ulw.O" aol as their champion. H> ; mri boloW tho UrlUah rates, aud lx slated Uml In- hatl nol always vol. i' i,n'li-1 prepared io pay the differ- strnlghl I.lb«ml lu the past, but ih.-i I , ,.,.,,,., between Hie rales of inMirauc" lu> Is In strut uccol'l ulth the pit' | churned for ourgo callbMl lu llilteil American Shipping Board Announces Cut of Shipping Per Ton. LONDON, Dot «.—The Irfindun Times barns tn connection with thu CottOII freight controversy | lhat Information has been received form a> enunciated '■■ Hackenilc Kim... Cuming to tin- late hour, ii..- doi-ioi did not make a long ndilnsn. bui p nun I Mn I that be uould work bind io wm the seat. Ahd Baked tor the ■■.it- naat iuppprt of the delegalcn, ll" n minded Ills audbnie Dial he was pin - lleull> u NelHUi boy ami asked thai none of hla supporters should In any way use dirt In Uie coming campaign, Dr, Rose wax a personal friend, ami lc had all reaped for him. Llu wax confident that Hie pooplo wa&led Mnckuixle King as next pre nUer nnd he would In* proud u» represent West Kootenay. Mr. Maxwell, who presitbil. after a brief outline of oondtUone In the eon- itltuenr)', tailed nil men who were delegates tn the Dominion Liberal LMoetaUon two yiars ago. The ipeak-* rn first rtferred in glowing terms >f the lale chkftalu of (he party, Blr wiirn.i Lanrler, iho •white pltttne." This iK'rtralt atOOd nt the load of the hall In which thu eouventlon waa held aud vtux xufflelent to dominate the delegulen. Compxre Ps*t and Picxonl, inpatlson u»U made lo-rnuditioii. lfi D',nl and today Hp-Mikcn reterrvd lun,- aii'l attain tO tbe v ..ml. iml hang** lhat came oeer bualneik fo? ito iiiMvi whon tha i.ii- ral port) ume Into power ui llial line. They pointed out Caittdi reaped many years uf proniierlty nmter tlm Uherat leglmi and pr.dlii'd (hnt t'nnada WDQld agtiin have llm full dinner pall under Htm. MaokOnill King's leadership Dr. Wtilvcrbm brought io tho mliulx nr the old timers the prom* |*N< of Kir .lohn A< Muethiuald Dial tho wnrklnir im^n nr Oanada would ni >' n\ -.. hat e m .irk at lhe highlit pay 1!i ■ I'll- : v faeWI ihuUl iimIi of ue n ui emplv-i ■»**' •V1" prov ml to hla nutfledoe thai Stal« Ol lll-IH I' steamers. Thu Tim rlcoe with ■. H tho flower wten qUOtod for Drllish ordh . upptententa ihese ad- Imglhy review uf Hie slating thut what it K to -authoritative in- fohnatlon, lx th" ilrilish shipping position. tar many yuars past, Bin the piper, tho custom of cotton merchants I yearly eontraol lim-H fur (ou In ll is been to make a with tho British shlpmunl of their oot- Ciilieit Kingdom and the llarly last yoar the hipping board showed the con tract and its it Ah \ iinlria put lot- lulled Kta United stat inu read I reproaontatl Ward the dcmililU thut tha Whole uf the United Btatw direct ittipmtlll should be left In shipplnff board VfrietrlTi Tin >•■ icpresontuUvcs further declared thai unless the demand w.ih eoiuph'd with, rates Woutll be ■ni in.' ■ ii ■ The i"v Itiiti.b im i.i Auguai 1< lb" Hut ers had be.-n iiIho for Iln* 1 Tbe hillt-i lines per ton although ih destination* r than ii w lInn relatea how the ;.,.(.u'pcd| iCvill'UUvCi UA 1'ftgo X_u.| Agents Want Plan to License Insurance Agents in Province VICTOIUA '"" i; BrttWl Columbia Kir-- Insurance agents, Iu session btn today, passed resolutions endorsing the proposed provincial legislation t" license Ituiumnoo agents. and approving tht formation perniuiu-ut provincial mwelatlon l » be cunposcti of fiit- underwrlioi . 11.|, gal,"**, tlceiissed in d< i -il n plan lor oigamxallon throughmii the proilnee ami approved a onnsllulion. of.i.-.i' «MI be Olootad tomorrow. HARV49T AHfAD oFuAST YEAR WINNII'KfJ. t'-t. ti - -fifty percent mole of the western rauiitht eiop was nmiketcd Ihls yenr timing Kep- Iember ilmn tn IIM, aeeoidlng to figures Issued by tlm f. p. It, loday. STEAMERARR1VALS Ucopreas of Itussia at Manila from Vancouver. Niagara ot Sydney, N. h w., riom Vent outer • niuaiitrt al Mow York trout Uver- poali dr.r0seaccep1s to conte: At First Refuses, as Does Lome Campbell; After Other Nominations Made, Convention Comes Back to him; Candidate Receives Ovation; Pledges of Support from Every Local Riding; Central Exccut*- Is Named; Resolution Expresses Confidence in Gove I lent and*Applauds Senator Green's Appointment £ . After two hours' dcllherlulnii last night, In the course of whieh both Dr. \V. O, nose, M. 1*. p. for Nelson, nnd Lorne A. Campbell of Rosslandi do- oilhcd nomination fur private reasons, and four other names were under consideration, tho Weal Kootenay convention tif the National Liberal and Conservative party was suddenly thrown into a tumult of cheering when Mayor James Anderson of Kaslo ended a recess by vigorously throwing his hat Into -the ulr and, shaking hands with Dr. Hose, whbh tho assemblage Instantly and correctly Interpreted us meaning that Dr. Hose had consented to stand. Iftvents for several minuies after that were lu yie nature of a continuous OVfttlon, and the proposers of Mayor ('. l-\ McHardy, t\ ft. Hamilton, K. C. and Mrs. \V. Oarland hosier of .Nelson, and Thomas Abrlel of Nakusp. withdrew those names sn lhat the nomination could be made unanimous. This event was conllimmatad on motion of Vaybr MfcBafdy, seconded by Lorne Campbell. Rossland's choice, and as delegates Jumped to tholr i"*t Senator H. I*. Hreen. who. with Dr. Saul BOn- nell. M. P. for ICasl Kootenay. was on the platform, led the cheers that made the old opera house ring. Form Now Orgsni/stion, Following the nomination thO gathering, which waa presided over by J. K. Annable, president of the Unionist association of the last election, organized a central OXCOUttVfl for lhe Nation.il Liberal antl Conservative party In tin Wost Kootonay. of this central executive C. D. Illackwood, Nelson, was elected president; James Anderson. Kaslo, vice president; and lv 0. Matthew, Nelson, secretary-treasurer. W. A. Klletsou was appointed for Itossland riding. J, K. Annable for Nelson. Ito! ert GordOn for Trail, C. F. Undmark for RevelstQko, c. it. Oarland for Knslo. and J. Tlnllng fur glocao. .Mrs. Forteath of llu*slaud was elected meraljrr at large, It is OXpootOd that local associations will be formed im mediately iu tach riding. ■In organirlug the convention Chairman Annable appointed W. l-.vans an aotlnjf iocrotary, and appointed convention commlttoos, The oredentUti oommlttoc conslstod of Roberi Oea^on, Trail: Thomas Abrlel, Nakusp: dames Andepon, Kaslo: C, D. Blaokwood, Nelaon; W. EC i-:.-hn«. Rossland, and J, itarton. llevolstokc. The resolutionb committee conalated of Orahant Chilckshaidc Trad. w. it Will, Now Denc*>'a Industries, employing their own pt-opk. or whether they would let down the Innt antl lot lu the products ot other countries to put ihe home Industries out of business. He paid a «n at tribute to I'retnter Meighen's striking rise uml career, declaring thai Hid countr\ .* doatlnlos could safely be lift In his hands, lb- also paid a great tribute (a Sonator Oreen, both In reference to ins abb- representation uf the Interests of the Went Kootenay as its mombor nt parliament, and iwrtlouiarly tn his gifal skill and ■ xpetieiice which WOS placed unreservedly nl tin- servico ol all the Hrltlsh Columbia members Senator On i n was the subject ?Ming, %Qku£ Mr. and Mm. W, J WHuuii. KrU*. Joint ■... , s.-nrcli.' a Kwlnu r_m_Am- n V Smith. Wsttsburg; Mrs. Brandon, Apple- }£>£ ns t:r .,.i Ki.Jki °*WMt' * * tlnlc; Mr. Hrundoii, Kenton, Mon, 1 TREMONT HOTEL T, NILBON, Proprietor,' BAKER 8TREET Furni.h.d Reome by Day, Week or Month. TUEMONT- P Nelaon, Tns'ium. Hauinieraleln, \ ..\. . : ■ ■ NEW GRAND HOTEL 816 VERNON ST. EAST Cemfertablt Room*, Hot end Cold Water. Dining Room In Connection Ratea $1 and up. THE KOOTENAY HOTEL Mr*. Mellette, Proprlstreaa A heme fer the world at reeeenable rates, Opan night and day, Flrat- eleis dining-room. Comfortable rooms. Ill Vernon St Near Poet Offloe KOOTBNAY—Harold .Mnrcim. KiiM.. ' i.'iTi;.' McAvury, KmhIo: T. l-ilwunl- NURSM M.H' *. ",'.'! CllOt|Ul IU-. I'ltKllfi Creek; I_. Andtr, I'luchir Cn-ik Stirling Hotel 711 Vernon bt. Two blocks and a half ■!■■! ot the pout office. Newly opened. I.fdit and cheerful rooma with hot and cold water, ateam heat. AIho 2 mid I room houHoki-fpiiifr marunente F. H. BUSH. Prop. JHE STANDARD CAFE 120 Baker Street, Neleon, B. C, OPEN DAY AND NIQHT It te 2i30, Special Lunch, lley. bul whieh breaking uwuy. If accomplished, would bring disaster. The Culled Stales, Canada's powerful neighbor, and possibly the richest OOUntrV In the world, had built up Hs Industries and Its trade by protocttnn, whieh had heen the pulley of that country from Lho days of Alexander Hamilton. The Vt\*MS States tariff had been raised front time to time, and now tin- Kordney bill raised lt from to .10 per eent more. Uncle Sam'i Dumping Ground. Ijist year Canada bought |suo,Ooo.O»-'U Worth Of Roods (rom (In- fulled States hut only sold to (hat euuntry Jtoo.OOu. Oyi) Worth, and now lhe I'nlted State wanted to buy still less. Canada was a young country, lu Its infancy, as coinpitred with UtO I'nltei Still* -h and tu tamper with llu- nation •tl po!ii*> at this stage would be to let this country be the dumping ground for (he products of tin- highly ib ve) oped Industries of the fulled States, Dr. Hose, amid cheers, declare! thai now thai hr had accepted In* was going out lo win. and to keep West KOQtena; in the column siipportiuu tiie govern ment led ly Itt. Hon. Arthur fcUlgbtt thnt young statesman who wan des tlned tu ploy a ;■•••-■ that would louin large in t'liuudluu history. After the convcnllun had offeotad th« ei-ntral organitalluti already n-ferr-tl (o K adjourned at l-:ir( tiVloek. with ■.hi- singitiR or the national anthem. This was followed by thrc* oheors and a llgor each for Premier Meighen, Dr. Rose and Senator liretn. MEIGHEN SEES E OF FEELING fContlnuod Prom Pago Ono.) ically :.tn(-*il that there wits absoluio freedom of parliament in Canada. "We are all free members and blK business has not dominated the government do- spite anything Mr. Oritur muy say tu the contrary. This very government has fOUghl lh" Cunadiap Pacific railway titer the Grand Trunk railway, but I falicy Mr. Heutty aud tin- faiiadhrti Pacific railwaymen will vole for the return of the government," Ah to the assertion mad" by Mr. Crerar that "protection was condemned on moral grounds olono." lhe speaker said Mr. Crerar was wrong, Knghtml waii a slnuiff protectionist for years and she Is gradually getting back to protecting hor resources. Evory other country In ihe world uf any eonse- (luonoe is a protectionist. When Mr. Crerar attempts to Insinuate that a country Is rotten morally because ll believes In protection he wan sayiuK lhat every country in the world was piorally rotten. I'H'TOC, N. 8.. Oot. C- U'anudtan Press Staff CorrOSpoiidont)— iX'clar- Inn lhat the men who had raised the tariff Issue wero now trying to vude II, Premier Meighen addressed large crowd Of people at the opera house today, at Which Senator Tunnel* presided. The prime inluirftei- said he had not raised the Issue, nor was he afraid of It. The Liberals at their Ottawa convention In 11H9 had declared for lho free entry of foodstuffs. Implements of production, eeuieiits, olls.dresscd ami- Undressed lumber and l'i other unifies, Mr. Meighen declares. The definite pulley of the Liberal parly which It wus pledged to follow, was contained in that platform, if Mr. King wished tu repudiate that platform it was his affair, but it would lie dishonest for him to gain power ut sueh a pkttforiti and th.■__. repU- liate It. Mr. KIuk's platform means tbe par- tlysis uf vltruully all thu Important Industries of Canada declared Mr. MclBhcn. Andre funiculi*, lolloltor; Hon. .1. It. M, lluvt'T, minister of customs: Hon. P. P. McCurdy, minister of public works, and Thomas .1. Cuntlc.v, government candidate in PIcloU county, also spoke. COTTON WAR N0W~ TAKES NEW ANGLE (Continued from Page Ono.) refused to give up ahnost (heir entire United Btutcs rights under 0 Contract which Ihey obtained In open and fair competition und have held for ninny yetrrs, their steamers may be refused the common right of entry Inlo ports of the lulled States with a OargO frum a country under "It further appears that In con* sctpieneo of B breakdown which was abruptly terminated by the fulled States; Shipping board campulgn, active competition is to be Started and II Is reported from Alexandria that united Stales shops are to lie loaded fur United Kingdom ports with alt descriptions of KetUTul cargo at cut rail*." SAYS UNITED STATES T DETROIT TIMES CHANGES HANDS StfW rORK. Oot. ti.-~l.ev> Mayer. Chicago attorney, announced tonight that he had bought the Detroit Times for a client, Whow Identity •.v.i'i nut disclost d. Tin- uegot hit Ions were conducted over thu telephone toduy. Tin- average English woman is t-u< Inches taller then the average Aiueti- ■ait woman. ____________^___m BACK TO WORK AGAIN - —quite rid of tn obMmale wound or nt her diMhhas injury. Wouldn t it make anv man tal thankful toward /.ant Bolt? \ 5fK bo\ nf thi-. "unilrthil healer if, to the uage earner, u i good at any accident imurance policv Cuts, woundx, burnt ami tcalds can't lester or become nitUiiiMl or poitoned where antiseptic .'in Hul t» protnptlv applied. " I was back al work ia a week thank* to Zam-fttik, though Ihe doctor was sure 1 would be laid-ofl for a monlh " wm Mr. 11. Itoxhen. VA Beverley St.. Winnipeg "My hand caught to a revolving belt, and ihree 6ngers wera badly mangled. After one week's uie of Zam-Buk the wounds were well healed. lt was worth three weeks' wage* to me.*' Mr. C. Oakley, of Saskatoon, Sask.. says:—" Dow a at Ihe stoneyard, I cut my teg badly A doctor sewed up tbe wound and attended me for live week*, li had cost mr ttO when I determined lotrv Zam-Buk. In two week* I dollar** worth healed the limb splendidly " Zam-Buk is equally valuable in ecr.ema. acne, ringworm, ulcer*, pile*, sbtccstes, bad legs, etc Purely herbal, It's a most wonnerful nkin remedy. Premier Hughes Says Domin ions Tried to Get Separate Representation. LONDON*, Oct. «.—A Melbourne dispatch to the Kxchungc Telegraph company says Unit Premier Hughes reud a cablegram from Lloyd tiuurge, rect'Ued recently, urglnii the high desirability of Australia being represented In the Ilrilish delegation at Washington, and suggested lhat Mr. Hughes personally uttJInd. or otherwise consult wilh the New Zealand premier concerning representation. A cable-gram front the Hrltlsh prime minister, received later, slated thai the British delegation would Include three dominions' representatives. Replying to a member who declared that Australia was entitled lo Separate representation, Premier Hughes sabl the dumldlons hud endeavored *u secure this until "America s'amnicd the door." (Continued from Pago 1) lu restore the unity of the ehurch of Christ. , Recommend Joint Committee. The upper house recommends that all forma*l invltution.s to Uie authorities of other churches within the Dominion of Cunudu uml air conferences thai may result therefrom shall be In charge of a special Jolnf committee to bo appointed for this purpose at thla session of the general synod, The third resolution outlined the Condition on which thq UlshopB would ugreo to such conferences. The fourth nod final resolution declares thai during ihe fow years between the Initiation aud comulet'on of a definite scheme of union tho Canadian bishops would countenance the Irregularity of admission to communion of baptised, unconfirmed communicants of the nonepiscopal congregations participating in negotiations. Name Draws Protests. Discovering that there was anything but unanimity hi the minds of thc members of the synod as to ihe most desirable name for the church, the lower house ut the afternoon session was (breed to defer action tut proposals made by that committee In the name of the church and referred Unit RUitter buck for further recommendation. The report as submitted by Archdeacon VrOOttL T>. !>.. of Windsor. N, H., suggested thai lite matter be loft to a ballot of the diocesan synods. The choice* to He between three uiterna- titves. the Anglican church, the Anglican (.'hurch In Canada, aud the Anglican church of Canada. The archdeacon pointed out as there was considerable divergence of opinion In the church membership, such was lhe only equitable method <>r settlement thai could be adopted. "We ourselves in synod assembled should take the bull by Ihe horns and sbttlo the mailer ourselves," declared I). M. Owi-u of Halifax. He moved that tin* name b» i-hnnged from Un* t'hurch of EStlgldnd In the Dominion of Canada to th*- Church of Rnglttnd in Cunudu, Canon Scott of Quebec seconded. That started a succession of pro- tests irom dirrercnt camps. Captain K. V MOltlSh, Vancouver, wns the first lo object. Huch u name connected the presence uf a "foreign^chureh In Canada," lhe use of the \Cnrid "English" bad long been a source of concern to those who were of Irish and Scotch extraction. The church might, with equal propriety! AUI ItSOlf tlio Scottish Kplscopu) church In Caiiadu. The name British Canadian would be imperial In ils significance and local lu Iti application, Clher namtri kepi Nprlng- Ing up like mushrooms, till finally Principal it. Vane- nf Vancouver, seconded by Dr. Uinslng Lewis, Montreal. moved that no action be taken and that (he mailer he referred back lo lhe .oiumilifc. His motion was adopted. A message from the house of blah- ups asked that wpeclal prayers be prepared for peace In Ii*uland and for blessings un thc deliberations of the disarmament conference In Washing- tun. \tiupi-. New PmyiT IttKik tu spite of determined opposition of a small section of the synod, the lower house confirmed the adoption of the new proyor' book shortly before adjournment With this action, the prayer book approved by the general synod of I'.HI and amended Uy the 1918 synod, becomes lho official manual of the church. The acceptance of Un- bishops, as annuuiic ed lo the lower house earlier In thu dav wus unanimous, HEMlfSE j Millinery IN YOUTHFUL MODE FOR THE STREET Many of these fuvored Street Hals for the new aeuaoil tdinw varied phases of the upturned brim 80 becoming In must fuuos, and so becoming With the Pail Modes. The prices one and all are Hpleu* didiy attractive* A Fall Coat Selected today insures u long period of wear. Handsome models cut on the newest Hues. Their prices toll an Interesting story of iJettO.r times arrived. Smillie & Weir ABANDON CONVENTION FOR REFRESHMENTS i.N'Ti TOW the convent I T.-bmttphoiv night aband" OOt, "I I'i !-■:■..iill of tlm Commercial Union of America lo- icd Die ordinary activities of the convention chamber und belt) n hant)iii l. The ocenslun brought together many prominent workers whose efforti lu limiting a -union of ntcuund Womon of this highly Important ttrufl date bunk to the Infancy of lhe nrgnnir.nlInn. Prominent among those tit (hu head of the table w H. _, Konenkiimp, former president of the telegraphers nnd now an attorney lu Chlcugo. who acted n* toastmasler. ituutinc matters occupied the attention of Ihe dolvgates during the day. 1 SUTEpflMS German Imperial Council Gives Unconditional Assent to Peace Treaty UKUI.IN. Oot. . - Tlio Imiwrlal council ut liidiiy'e .L'ralon officially notified llio Iti'liliKiiiK of lta asaent to thr l^noo in-iii' wilh the United .'■(■■'■ ■■ without iiilii-ui After thle formality the treaty will bo officially published mid ai.ulro local force, > E Paris Press Reports Are Modified Through Embassy's Official Bulletin. 1'AUIH, Oct. I.—The Japuttes'* cm- bussy lit Paris this evening Issued ii n offlclnl communication tu thc French newspapers concerning tho condition of Kinpiror Yushlle, saying: "The lulcst bulletin regarding the health uf the Kmporur of Japan registers ehlUlges that have occurred since the last hul'etlu Issued In April. This bulletin, while noting Improvement In his condition, adds thnt the gcuentl slate of thc Hmpor ur's health is nut greatly aggravated.' HKUtitADi:. Oot C—Ut* Paris newspapers during the past few days, hnve published dispatches dated Tokio, saying the emperor was dying und that Prince llirohllo had been appointed regent. Manitoba Power Company Will Spend Ten Million Dollars at Great Falls. WINNIPKO, Oot 6. — Fraser. Urnce It Co., contracting egnlneers. of Montreal have been awarded contracts for the construction on the $10,000,001) power development ftchemo ut rireat Falls, on the Winnipeg river, SS ml'ct from here, by the Manitoba Puwer company. Do- volupmont work Is already under way. with about 300 men employed, and Immedlato omploymont for an additions') 200 men will be found. Ultimately 1000 to 2 BOO men will be required to push work as rapidly as possible. BULBS DIRECT FROM HOLLAND Hyacinths l-'\ii'n flno Duti'li It,.mini tu ivllllo lllllk, lilui- uml y.-Il.iiv. ilm-.' n * 80t' Daffodils tlolden Spur, per dosen 70<^ Pilnceps, per duseu TO*** Blcolor Victoria, pur 'to/.. 75*^ Bmperor, per dosnn 7i><^ Horseflcbl. per dosun 85<* Mine, de (trnuff (white), per doten .. - Sl.OO PoetU'Us Ornntus < Pheasant Bye), per dosen— 50<^ Tnpils We have _ fine assortment lu separate colors, white, Pink, ml and yellow, per dmc ({Or Mixed Parrot aud Jtcnlhrnntlt Tulips, per dosen \.. (JOtf Mlxod I'rortis aud Mlved Iris W-r dozen, 25lM. li.C..._. ■ikon*»*<..«>•. | s*5 THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY M6ftMN<_, GCTOBER 7, 1921. ,-W?. T I Politico! Pot Steadily Boils Oliows l.lln-nil rnlMllillilo ;Nnli, limt'Iioclur »f schools for nth Renfrew, was unnnliiiniiHly oson i* Ulicral ciinilltlnlf! for llic 'Icriil constituency of .South ncu- iit ii convciilion hofo tmlay. li. IV'llnw, nltlllK niomlii'r, who-*" wim before Me t-onvlintT'oh tlulrcw. Noi'imAi Niuilitum-.1- i\i;ni'.N. Man.', Oct. 0.—Itoberi Inc. former prttoiwor nf Manitoba TiculintMl i'n!l.i;i'. won i.iilay noni- -i.il .-is I'luKr.-i-.iivc ruiiillilnii- m i- fi'ili-rnl I'onslllil'-tu'y uf Nncpowu. Solklrll Fiirlturs Chnsi' ljmji'l- ■iTHN'l-.WAl.l.. Man.. Ocl. il-.l Adomion, n Winnipeg 'fcvlyor. k today Uie choice ot nn open cotillion "f Fanners I" Hie feilorol jpJUtiiei'icy nf Belitlrk nd .1 cno- jute. t'lilcss he la eiidnmeil hy lhe rulnr ProBreoitlvr ctinvcnilnti nf I constituency, 1.1 he halfl In Win- -tog Oct. 11. ii is nmloratonil In1 II nm na :m In.l.-lii'ii.l.'lll Crourr < ■ni" lO t Hit.ll lo 'OHONTO, ni. (!.—Contl) ell! of cess for llu Progressive p irty in oomlhg fh cllnn, .1. d Mi rr lson, roinry of 1 J. r. O.i nrrl v.A tn Child Welfare Conference Favors. Organization of Those Fighting Battles. WIN*NIPF.G. Ogi. 0.—Tho basis nf n permanetil organizutIon, to deal In conference with problems of child \.m- teetlon and wnlfure, was laid at lo- ilay's Hi'smnn of the Dominion ennfrr- 08Q0 on child welfuro, when a resolution favoring onmlstiiilon of !1ioh> engaged in tho administration and en foreeihent of Dominion acts relating to children and child protection for conference purposes, was passed unanimously. The day's discussion waa productlv of neveral important suggestions bear Ing on amendments, to present laws nnd bfitter earn of children by other agencies. This morning the need of placing children in immcs rather than In Institutions was strongly Otnphl slsed by several speakers. More rigid adoption laws and personal acquaint- unce of state ngonclos with roster homes and parents wus also advocated. Al the afternoon session Judge Emily Murphy of Kdmonttm made an nr- .Rent.njipeiil for Inrreaso of mothers' allowance on the ground thut the state wim guilty itself pr neglecting children when U lulled to give sufficient maln- tonanco iillotvtiiu'e to ii mother it pensioned as its servant to cam for ihe child. ERE SP. Splendid Exhibits, Large- Attendance and Fine Sports Characterize Great Fruit Carnival; Lieut-Col. Lister Opens Annual Event of Fertile Creston Valley. MEET Provincial Convention Will Prepare Case on Licensing for Presentation. Victoria, Oet 8.—EroiWont .r«i' K. Si-ll.tky. In hln aililre.i:' ■city today friuii lho wost. llo I llOPIl lltll'llillllK IHO WSHlOIIH ol Canndlnn council of insi-lculnm | Winnipeg nnd limtiKlit lim'k the am llm I Hon. T. A. Ci-earer wmil.i fiit'y vluli Oninrln in mny u whlli- riilitnitimi Nominate! DI'KHIli'. On. Ml.—Tin. l.llii'nilB in f.'lli r.i! .-i.liMllllrllli-y nf l-lllciill- ■ll havo iiiroln iiiiiiiiiuiti-il Hi'- R Iviii-.l in. tlielr rnncllil I'l I'liiu < 'j.i.ill.ti.t«* Il'IiT'il'. N. S.. Oct. .".. —<*..! Tlliiiu- pCantloy, ol Sow ninofow. wim lo- noinliiul.'il 10 conWat I'li'luii .1-. KiiviM'liilliiil rinullillili'. ■jliliiiiiimin Only 1'arniiTS Meet KviXNll'KO. in" I. Tin National ■nuroiHvi' imriy will run candidal-* 1 Musi and Wont Edmonton, but In 1 oilier urban i-nnsiliiii'iii'li'-i In Alia. Norman l-iniliorl,. m-crplary of f-iiiiiiill'in council of aKi'li'iilturo. Ileil Imlay il|inn liln r.-llll'ii from tin' nilskuniliir Onnarrvatlvm Nomlniii.' JsnitTii hay, Ont. oer. ii -im- (nl E, Bhoppnrd. ..r Ni.rili Hay, loilav niillli'il 111.' i-'iolor of the ■nwrvallv.'!' of -iViiilnk-iinlnir to |T>' Hii'lr ilandnrd In lho epmlnR j.tlonn. [tHbriclgo Liberal. Poctpon. Convon- tion. "AI/iAHV. 111", ■; 1/ ihl.'.'iilk-r I.i'i 1.1k In n-nvi-iitlnn todny decided 10 Mpopi' lho rnavi'iiilon for one weok. |e nnmo of Arrhlo Mel.ran. formor Inlmi'i' "f puidlo work. In iho Stow (,'oV.M'limilll. WIIH 111. lltlOlll'll im .1 liillilat.-. bin In- won 1101 iiri-iinit and J portion .'Oiilil nny whether i r nol ho [ulil accept. W. A. lliirliamin. Into Iml-cr of pnrllumont for Iho riding, I. noi prencnt :«i lho mc-Unir. 111 llio Hiltlsli Columbia Kll'- limur ance tii'.i.'iitH, In convenlloil hero today, i-vpresseil a|i|iri'i'liiilott tHat tlto joverpmont had soleulod a praotloal 1 iporloncod Inthimnoo mnn ftir tho new .siiperlnleiidelll of InMirancn. lie tlllUllcd In lhe propOHCd t»Kl.-ll:illoll il>' llie iirovlneial Koverillll.-IU III WhlOh lll'illliliee imenls would he IIi-.-iim-iI 11' wan unanlmoiitlly decided m send a teliKram lo llio Convonllon of jnMll.inee .ill|ierllllellilelll nuW til Hi-ssliin Iii Qllthoo exleiidliiK an lll- Yllnllon lo llial body lo bold Its 110X1 iiteeilnir In Victoria. The main topic lor illacilKilon nl lho confer, nee will be lho proponed IcgUlntlon ai the nesi icxlon of lbe Icclidalliro dealing Willi the II- e.:i-.lllK nl ilisllllltiee iiRenlH. and lbe convention Will prepare Iih case for uibmlalon to.the government Mayor 11. .1. I'orier oxtehded a very hearty welcome to lbe neb-ieutcs of wimin there are over inn from till parts of tile province. Hln worship e-.le.nded an Invitation to thn visitors to Inspect the eonslruclion ibe new $4,3110,nun drydock al Ksi)ltlm:ilt and the ship repair atnf ther activities proceeding at Requl' mull. I'mb r lhe bead of "l.e(rlslallott" [). 11. iK'tuiv. president of the Vnn- iv. r l-'lre AKeiits' tissoclallon, gave addri'ss tills iniil'lllttR on licensing nnd qualification of fire insurance aiiettt. In ItrillKh Cobluitilii. liihur.utee ennimlsibiner Dougherly was wi'leomeil tit tbe 1 onferenee and ilelegales were prMOItl from Vancouver, Now Westminister, Nanalmo. Victoria. Coiilinny, Imuran, Kain- loiips, Kertlle, Cranbrook, Kelowna. and numerous ulber places In the province. Legal Notices mnn saie zuod henlrd •fitili Si-Imhi. • 673-11 I _&t S*8 gfl (TIKSTQN, Oct. 6.—Fiivorpd with Ideal Inilhiii ttunlmer weathfcr on tioth tltiytt, f'l'i'Hton'H fourth aiitiiiul full fitlr, whieh elt)(»!(l ln«t nluht BOorod a trr- ineiiilotm miccHH.s In i-very doRortmant. With exhlhltH at least 2T» per eent In ."■.'.'■■::. of lflat^—anit the fruit hco- tfon. nlmoHt treble thnt of tin' year lir-r*vIouH—tilt that was retiulriMl wiih i-i-j-iilatloh oarly-Ortobor Kootennv wenthtT. and this old itrnhH, diypenand hi a limlilon that cottht hardly linve hiM'ii improved upon had aimosplu-rle eondltloriH hrcn mado to order. An iitti'lldnnee in thn liclKhhorhood or SOO wnn In cvldenen, and when u survey of tile phenomenal main hnild- Iiik I'Kliihit hud heen aeeompliHhed. th«> t-tilti- eretiilahli! Hhow of ItorM-K and cftttle, and tht* record jmullry tlisplny hint horn InHpnett'd, thoro wan n fine line of outdoor uttrnrtltnis in tlio way of athleth! uportH and bosebnl'l maleh- very cnjoynhle round out the whnli' nfternooii. Col Llntor Opens rair Tin- exhibition WM orfiolitlty opeiifd nt 1:30, I'reHldent Walter V. ..ockxon. prior to Introduclnii t'o). BVod utnler. il. 1'. I'., who ttaxn th*> formal oponlng addii-MK, ttulxi-il tin- orcuHloii to i-xprt-is thi' apttmeiiition of hlniHitf and the tlrcclorn for the wholonenrtod way ih<- elti*£i he had nlwayn had unhoundi-d eent'lih ne'. in p ponnlhllUli'-t or preflton Vnllfly tin- hlhit of fitilt. poultry, eookimc. rdlftwork, <-(•'., whloh was on hand r Inspection wna Indnod a rtVolatlon; it only as in the r.-riillty or lhe noil ami tho rn.!-' .rii .. ■!- .-iiin.it.. 1..11 nlno hcHponhlnir ntt tiidtiNirlom* nnd In* tolhKcitt hmly or cltlkciu WhOM dft- ■tlopment of iho ttardiMi or tin- (Coot* n«yn eould •hnnlly rail to imi the Crctou Valley on th.> hortletiltural map or Ihe dominion In lints ho brilliant thnt oven the polnr Mind could nol mlft- ink- Hi,.ni l:i niiditloit it. iho ex ten I of The fruit llsplay, another mtlsfnctnry feature ivns thn Incrrann in tin*- inimher ot* ht- livldiml exhfhltom. mid tulll more eti- courarlni la the fact thin ihe pri7.es were fairly uniformly spread over nil thn competitors. The coveted "Ttpeers cup. which KOi"i for the best five box lot was carried off hy the Walter V. Jackson ranch, with n show of Do- Ikinii.. th.it were simply perfoei in very deiall. inelndlim the i*.ieklni;. whieh was in chame of Mr. II. U. Downs. Although this season is two lier nlmoHt than usiuil. and tin- fair .1 week later, the Ashley Coon< 1 * Sons ranch nl Wvnndel hnd a ■orldim fine show of several vnrletles it I'lums as wo)t as primes, and tin- .ilicli Wed sunt allied Its Nollton falr lUCCMH by lattlni: twolvo |n*l/.es mi twenty-four entile-, in the ItoeneiM kind ni PompetUlon. ''..'.li.J-'.l FOtttO Ui'.i-l.'y TNie vos*tnhlq nectlon wm lliht—«*j was expected dlle lo lhe rather drv yeiir—bul nt that the show uf potato*-* I was n splendid one and the enhbltx* M'.tion w:ii eqltallv Well rcpl'eS- lit* il, , while Un- show of wniermelons from j th.- I., l.itth ioim ranch at Krlpkson wm undoubtedly the beal ever. The n, Simmons ntnch at Went Crenton won ! the hoard or trade cup for tile best collection Of Vi'KclliMfM, with 1, Little-I john Hfeond—the lattt-i Adding variety i tu hi**" by iiicitjiiini; n dhow or primal*, i hi'kory iiiiIn ami nwocl potntoen, uIhiik with almost all llic other Witt-, ut \ Kardeii stuff. [ In the conkini; the hhr iteetlpnil Wl i- ' lhe brand and pies, with n wry in .. j dis[ilny of'pmnpkin plot of various col* ors —nnd. prfliuniably loiitei tli lh/1 red ticket wt ut io Mrs t'< while fn sll-tihtly I«m stt. nnou' |M>tItlou Mrs. lv I-' *l»ii> ne*-* wns first on pie of the lemon vurlety, and Mr. tleo. Cartwrluht i'ir-t in quite a l.un. class or apple pte taker*, Mrs \___bi- wood I'Nceiled Iii pie of nny other variety. he> pork enclosed pastry uhlan the prembr honors- With 100 pound sacks as first prl* there Is no need in my thf bread compel It Ion wus lan;e. Mrs, Ktot ki WQl on first on 1'urtty. Mrs. Kb 1st on Five Itonef, and Mlsv l.Hy Mnrshittl on ' fM... ,,-,„! Our Best. Mul the surprlr-c uf th. lay wis in Itot-ln Hood when .M,- \inlic.sii\. n li Inson, u Cranbrook ponltryman. was a prominent exhibitor, and amongst his triumphs wns the wlnitiUK til' I'resldenl Jackson's cup, for the bdvl male bird in the show. J. W. >lead. a T.tnter apiarlat. wns roundly eomplitueiited mi his win for tip; best collection of extracted honey ill n field of three entries. Heckei-piu-x is itoIiir i|iiltc stroiu: amonfrst the soldier sett Iocs, and Mr. Head has hud considerable experience in beekeeplmr prior tn comfiiK io jJie Valley. Crei-ton Beau Xailo In the outdoor sports Creston won a fust ami exciting baseball match with the crook Knslo team, by a score of !* to x. In ordor to allow Kaslo to Kei hack on the ufiernoon train of the day ihey arrlv. d, a si'Mut-innioK contest was iiKreed upon, but by (lme)> hlttluK In the sixth nml seventh slanx- ;ih Creston mantiKed to tie up the ■11 ure at 7-7, nnd an extra frame had 10 be nlnye* 1 tn which Hie locals won out. The teitliiH were i-xeeptirmally evenly matched in pr.tetienlly every de- pi'i'itneut, and next season should see nn Inter-ciiy series with the metropolis i.f the silver lend belt. After lbe K;,-I.i--Ti-hl.nl •nunc the local Hoy Scouts and School team hooked tip in a seten-innlitK clash. In which the Scouts triumphed lfi to s. Hert Bans nf Qrnnbrook umpired tin- _\x.m_ with Kiflo with satlsfaetloit lo a;l. There were four entries lu the Indian pony three-quarter mile dash, which was won hy Harnry l-Mwards, while in the hoy's pony race Prod Chris- ie finish"! in front, wtth llnnv Smith seeond. In the outdoor sports 'Hit-re was a limn strlnK of rmvH most nf which were for the children under 15 v.iir*. but Homo ■ \rll.'iii"M was -it'll run. which was won Tnylor French Net'Yet Ready With Names ' ot Washington Envoys PARIS, Oct. fi.—Tho French kov- 'ornment will not officially announce tho piTHOimel of Hr delegation to tho WnnhlnKtun armnnn'tii and Far Kant- em eon(erenee -until after parliament meets Oct. 18. Thoro seprnn no douht, however, thnt li will ,hc ennt- pofied of Premier Hri.iml. Vornter I'remler Vivlnnl, Senator Albert Sar- rnut, JijIph Junaosohd and fJcnorul Uerlhelot n. principals, and .lean Marie Cnsenave as genera! ioorotnry. Major General Hunt, chief of staff of iho nrmy will be a member of Uie loohrilcal h=tniT, together with Marshall l*"Vti. < niter momhors of the delegation will ho Count Churles Do Calimbnm, fornvor eoun- sellor of the embassy m WnshftiHton, and iM. I.c^er, who hns roturnod from four years spent li# China us secri-t;irv of the legation nnd cliniitu d'iiffnlics. Says Depreciation Due to Greek Propaganda and .Stock Speculation. i-ON'STANTINftPI-*! rkish pound Is quo Thi It: lit I, Oet. U— The ted at M cent;.. nlo fe iVlll till I apt W.I , In the afternoon the Or hnd n matinee shnwin*. of ' pOddle," which was lanM ami in the evenlns there v UT a lillle OVer mil lo Se, picture. At 10 p in M'iiku had the upeulim "hop'' iii Uti new dance ball OR Un- s. cn of the Urtnd theatre hultdltiK new hardwuod four-way floor eellont mudlo i>> Miu Pownnau Mrs. l.istt-r violin, Mr. Chorlton ninl Alex l.idk'.tt". ih nm , nmi too couple of Crenton'a patrons art tta a par with lhe pheii.nneiia.lv cv celleiit showitu; made In all Hit Mile departments. id theatre •he Moljy- attended, s a house tht- same r Itodgnrs H.e large ..ii.i floor c. tm the than f Hie music ALLEGE RETAILORS APPOlNTtD AUSTRALIAN HIGH COMMISSIONER LONDON, Oct. 8.— li:ili'h lii.nl Mi'll.imrlii. .I.isi-l.li Cook, n.-isili" 111 inilliiii li'irl L Itoutop lllH- myn ilini Sir I- nf I lie. ii.lll luted Aiih- aterllng, uml iln- dollar, dm' m «• pulls ill' :ili iSSIIr of Nll'-illlllllllit |l!l|) V iiinii'.y, -rhoHO ri'iiiirlM nn'' liiifiHllul- imI. Tin- mlnlstdf of finitnn. attributes llil' ili'iii'iMilnllon 111 llio Turklsli liiiitii'l to flri'.'lc |ii'0|iiiRi!lnln mid .ilii-l; r.-vi-luillKt' BP-OUlOtiOn. Under ordinary moimtiiry coihIUIohh prior in llio wnr. llic Turkish itouiiil wns worth about ,li.l|. Snpport League of Nations, Urges Sir Robert Borden .Jin mint .Is Rljiht.'Hon. Andri ivai iiiipul l in i-1-sIkim-.i ii few ■ lili-n pf ynoil LEAVES MEDIATION TO ANGORA GOVERNMENT i" ■ ■ ■ i' -\ uea rnN.sT.\.\"l'l.\'nri.i., Oct, il.- Tii. | Kiilillnn- I'ull.. Is iiiii hlioly to ink.- notion with ri-Kiiiii in nni'liiiiloii bo- I uvoni hi.- Turklsli Nnilonallita and ihu iiri'.-ks. inn will leave to ii..-* Anitpra Ki'i'i'i'iuoi'iii llio iniii'o ri- miiiiiKll.liliy. Tlio katloniillalti iloolore | Uuu modtallon will bo micownful i her- tmlay. r-rhl conflict Ihrough Willi 1 .r-.-ii i--.-if.-ii Hi-, verj ftiun • Ivlllsuilon," s.-|id .si Itoh mother war wis to Ureal method* w.»ultl he innr« [| , ..-.-r.iii.-ni'r:' ni" ■- tor di '■-■■ Which 'alii Ul Is opprtttne tho moetlhig of the t*oaguo of Nations oocloty here on Saturday ■evening, nmj the effort of the Cana- dlnn snelety to enllAt the strong oup- ■port of public opinion In Canada. . GreemiM Promises Relief for the Farmers of Southern Alberta RDMONTON, Oot. (1.—At a clvlo ri epiion nnd hnll here lonlffht, Pro- ntlcr Greenfield announced tjiai tho cahinet hnd decided upon u system for relief lu southern Alberta thla year md thai n study nf n permanent polity looking to thn rehabilitation of the s.fnth would be made by a small , nmiiiin it oxpertfc School** that. had b> en closed through tack ot fundfl had :tll been opened and would ■: iy open for tlm full terra. Advisability of the oppolntmont of a special uomrrtlSHloner to wudnt him In the worlt of admlnlflterliiK tho H- • l.i .1. . Ibo ii'-Ml im the i...-ii.-..iuiiii: .Iii -mil', l-.-li.-i- ll Un•lillllSI.nl. ...i.i ihi .. rnslitn aaiken rvi'.K, Oct. ''..— Two dlstlp- ..i.lier.s wero nominated to- cnndldature In the fcilcntl iu the Vaticnuver district. Uonersl V'lotor VV. t»dlum irnctirnlly nnanlmoufl eholOo ttth Vnnrnuver -l.ihenil dch- , Clt - ra! •!■ -V, clnrU wus • b ivc. it it in uf the Na- iii.il nnd I'mi'icrv.itlvc dele- tlii-ir -.•aiididnte tor vlllir- .luhn 3CnlMi.it. publisher, i put in ftnmlnntlnn hnt with- ,,i -.ii|i|ii.i'*i a ni- candidature i.i I'l.iii. s. .i. r'rnw*. the in. -liiiirc, declined tn run. dins ANSWER THIS PUZZLE OPEN TO EVERYBODY British Public Bodies Campaign; Prices Do Not Correspond with Cuts. BRING DOLLAR TO lI-ISLiTITE AMSKBLT HIVATE mn L'OTTCB ll li.-r.l.v Klvti llinl Hull, iniiin ii t.y in- imi.. of . Ih. luio for nri»."i-nllna p- i h i...n for l'rl- In HMI-i will < m on : .iin.i i-.. t)n> lh dny of HrlulKT. I'.i: I I'm-ili- ll. niu.t Oi' |i«»iionlAil on or li.ron- (Inrrtdnx. Hi. inh dny of No-pnilii-r. I. Hi'POliH from Klnndlnr or Hr- _ commlin-i-n on Privot. lllll. muni I niti'ln on or llnforo Wi-iln. Hiluy, lhe lh d.y of November. lBSl. paled thin nth dny- of September, JOHN KEEN Clerk LeKl.i.llvo Amteinbly (inu |R HMIlllllT OIVI-.N thnl jMiioivi I" rhnrpi of I'rlnile llllln lindMl- fnr Itilroiliictlnti nl the rum- . He.Nlntl nf 11'" l^fflnlnllve A--.it.!. I..V. t.„l Iililll eol.1. ..if " — _ ...._.._ .. ■_. f-((iHlatlv.-. „,- brtbwllh io ih" l*i< 1 nt hln offlee. I iinnu- ... lldto-n. Vlriorln, lor ennmliwllnn hv *i before III" I'lieiiloB of Ih. Hen.lnn; 1 th.t no I'rivnie hill will re. £• the ..nrllon of tho Biociillv.. Dr. Edwards Says Weir-licn Policy Will Help to Boost Canadian Exchange. KINOBON, Din, in'i «.—Hon. •'. \V, l.dinn'.l: iiiiiio'.'i of li.-allli nml liiiiniKrnili'ii. uuu loday ih" iiiiinil- iiioiis.' i-linl ■•■ »« l'„- 'nn,liil I iln- ne. iTiillvi-.-i nf II." r.-.l.-r-il r..|i«in li.-niy of ITnnli-imr. In '■• liv-nti-.n hi'i.- iiii« ofiernoon Dr. HdtvtnU n fcrrod in >ii« in iff nml wild Him Ui.-i ■■ -. Iin,.. iMn.niH why n pf.il.-.'lir.' tni.fr wiiii nocoH-ii-y. Tlm ii'-* iv.ii |o lirlr.i; tbo I'miiiiliiiii .li.ll.ii- '1'"' 1« pur. Ill'' lo'i-nlld IO n.'iil'.' roVoolji 10 pny Hi.' «or ilnlil, nml Ihlrd. t" on- ooui-nili' riinudlittl Indli.try. llonnr- .ilil- ■ Macki imlo Kiiik nml 1'i'Tnr. ho Mid, won nttrr-rtl ilwi if tiny nl; mined pinviT ihey would hnv Ih" ilm taken "ff 'rural prndneu, nnd ihi Hi.. M.-irJi'-n piilliy npiioio'il. I i-rlM io Mr. Crorar, Dr. im- ivi aMi »| ..nil In- hnd lii'll brougbl I" l'i ;i-- i.i i piMi.i- nm. It would Inn.- ii ivnlTIi livo v..ii'i of mv llfo lo hnvo li 111.. If Iii" l''.iimi'i" of thin oonniiy aro fool Kb jnomb to put Ml*, f'l'ernr In power, nnd If he I. foolish eiiiiiiiih iii I'liiry ou, III, liiinl inxnilon plniih In iin- ptotform II will inonn a lux of frwb flfl lo one hunilml di.ll"ri In • ■ ' I ■'<- I iiorn form In HiIk nlr» ' BURNS TO DEATil. \'li li IM A. Il'l. oifo of ii,-i it Mm, l.b ■.-l.v n null'. II till- liiiolii-r i.pi'i'.ili.r nnd n . plnn if ll'V NVlV'-ll DwiltlH HUH uf I'lymniilli, church, lim.ililvii. N V., won Im •nml 10 .l.'iiili In lor home nl HU nwlierry Vnlo, nenr In i,., today ,ip|,..i- •nlly n. m 'viiiiii ..r miliiK OOOl ill In the l.ltrlii-ii rniilto Mil.- li-nv.'i 1" ir envttl ohllilri'ii. Th* cwtnt" of the Duki "f Htuto-f hni-ff ctiiiltiliiit h im rollei'iitm nr 40 ■bin modrln In ullvwr. fc«rnm"iit unl«M» « wpr to.^n fcrnlimd nml -tnmlH«rt In oom^lUnwf hi thl* Notice. ■"^T By Order J. D MACLBAM. Vrovincifti Bforeurr Tho mm In MIMOo tlm« larf«r moiim, i«pt«nh*rJttho^ifllkmt ^^ ^ m^ 1lirnrt- . - LONDON*, on. tl. .— (Canadian IL',* I PTOMI Piihlc),—I'tibllt* hinllcB ;irc nmv rt. j taking Up n <.'ani|>aij[n QRtUnBt thc .ilh'Kcd profiti'cr.nj; by ritai'i'i'-, whcisc- tin nut uorroopond with re* ront cut.-* tutnouncod by wholMalor*. Th- curimraiioti of the city of Cardiff, 'A'alett has dcitldi'd to c«rr> on uti Invi'MtlKiitloti into the tif- fuir-i «f cfritUn Ahnpttoaparn uftot nn .iiH^'itncenu'ni hy (In- lord mayor thut he was buying frozen meat at hnlf peure ^ pound for tllntt'lbiitlon ant mc the tllHtrcfHc I. i Doukhobor, pulled i itm 'rtoiw ar* ••hai-Kini; the public SSTar'\t „*p\V$__i& '* Ut ■" l,,,,lc" " i,o,,,ia- muwt have welshed _'o pound* mch | T"hi» ministry of fiRrleuliure. In In tiiiv Motion Mm. Maxwell well d served thn prlxe of a "t"ntiscrvt*" Hipan inmie ' "Mm innchitie tor the mon dlKbcH made froni a|i|deH Hhv bad ;.- leM thnn 136 different ort Ich •- mod< rrom ti...ilni I'.ve'i fnvorlle I'rult- am ni ;■' ii". '--"I - nn they were mi tr.'-roun. With conHiderable outhide compcti' tlmi to cope with local i.m. :■ i wet. mi HI prominent In n large itoiiliry ncc- linn of whloh, pcrhaiif*. the mont pleon* | ♦ Inj: feature vriin the whin Init of K. sttiru- \-. flr*,t m. - • ,,ne,i in bi-^tnc LsniBirom. a Litter fander-the Hnd , ,, '""',l ln hioton Him a poultrytnan of the soldier H.i.:wh,n " »mixn 'Hiatitlty wn. brought tbnient ever ii«k home niiv poultry j from India lit Itmne. iirizi' money. The Itarred |j.i, I.- nhnwn I ■*■**» by Mrs, ii. 0 RodfOlt atiractcd no end uf admiration and well dnverv. d ihi red llchoto (iwnrded ihem. Mr. Ilarb- ittt weekly market report, shows that ! ihe decline In prlcot fur fat eat- ', tie during the paid week was the ■ heaviest recorded nince April, Cor* i responding fail in prleoa in the j wholesale mi a! prlOOi have oceurreil, Ian ho* nlso the prion for slurp. lambs and mutton. | It is not : I in the fall. rlvK.ble < plant inn I "iiff ;*— if Electric Magnetic Heat Waves THE VIT-O-NET A lllliliK' ! I'.'ln- Willi i:,,'"tll fi-.-t nf fill'- lli.i .:l- '..- Mil'" W0VI-" over lho .iill-.. R_rAlcr . i Ho- mhe mul bnhfltt-li h 1 i»Iw.-n Bno i\ ii,il.-ii iiivi-i-i iii vlopliiK li.il ili-Ki'i'i". I'ahn nlii-il. Hi .'iiinmendeil liy Iradlnf phynliLitis „t nil ttt-tlOOll nu i, inns; iffi'.ilv.- m. ih.ni of ircnllng Rtioumatlam S'.-inlil.. I.nni- baca \ithini. iiikIi Blood I'lii-mire. I'lirnlynle. Keiii'i nnd Kid. R0| Tli.lll.l... Th-VIT-0-NET mil;. I ili."FLU" flv li i< HMd In ii-ivonimeni nml iiHi.i' large hotpltala, bill ll 1. BUILT FOR THE HOME. If ynii iii-n run il.iwn and lli-iil nnd pi-pl. •-" <-nin- in mid h-i nur *it.> *..- it In- ymi ;i fi daqioiialrnlliiti nml wo trill inlk ii trvor. ll will ..int inn iiiiihini; In in\i-ilii..ii" l-'.-ii-li.i-y lii-:idi|iibiti-i "•. I'hl. :il:n, llllllnli l.iiii-ll.iulnit offlee In ui iirlnolnnl Inrm- ■•Him IVoatorn diiiii-ihiiiot'., ii.-.n-.i- Rloctrlc I'n. Himhnn." Hiwlllo. A FREE DEMONSTRATION AT QUEENS HOTEL (ln.1v nm ml mil. llonm, 10 lo r,. ■ ilini linn,- h>- epi-i-l.il nppolnlnieiil. If nti.-ihli iii I'nnii" |o Hid Inn. I ii,- will ili-nioiii.iiiiii. in ymir homo, Phono nr write lit. =f __ W. C. ALLEN, Manager. Nelson, B. C. How Many Objects Starting With "S" Can Yon Find In lh. pictor. .bown h.r. j.o will find • nanb.r of obj«et-i nad part, of okloeU wh.M;"*»•• b»cin with th. I.ttor "S." Pick oat the.. ob'.eU Ilk. iwinf, .katoi, .koo., .te. Tb.r. .r. all ku.. of obj«U in tho pictur.. Tk. p.non who eon Hod tbo l.r_..t and aoaro.t eorrool li.t of B word, will win tho flrot prUo. Tho ono who fiado lho ..eoiid l»rf««l ond n.or.U corr.tt lut of ■ word, will win .ocond pri.o, . If row *o »«t *Uf «M Tht Pittnr» Puulr Gmii> u om of th* mo«t qf oor ^^ mnA JQ9f ^ of «a« Wort- u iwmr^ fb«t priM br th« J-*-*k« im will fMcltuUm, Intirtolinir «ntl rduraliutwl «»nir» ^^ t2o#o Ho«rT«>r. if r»u *Hih to try for tho bit Prist* _*__ ua an ot«t*t tm mm 0mI haa tvfr \srttt ottsrri lo thr |.ul».ie. IM 0, Hr i.fntrmft Koonu.n Teas. T*fc« P«n U ■«• to pUMt 79*. aod if r« ««»oi>t um It •tt-tT It rnnlM »nd wt MtMllr par «Jt *** ytt«alf it mak-m a wt-mWrfnl flft. „• m_ot*y iMcr-Hot lo ogr offpr In tho l.-l or To fbM# wfco |[|U|1 ^ to wfp *«»• bt« prloM. tht turabaw ~t out of nur lit* Ori-wa You hart aa rood in ppportntity to p,,,^- |>#01 w()| gUfcjif, |BUr lut for thf flM.tO Prlaa IT* torf-*.*-, of .-4>a mt wil ai anyone. V^idVIHty to linit ll ikpinAa eaUrtly on yoar OBSERVE THESE RULES t. Any pffi** natdiat In Canada aulal lit* ot t_sj aaplot-M of un Mayor ■ o . Ml> *uk- ■u an Mttr U eoala aiiuloa lo try. 1 AU aa-avta aim to uU*l Ur Oct i:.Ut .Un. I. sirrnxm ttotU bt wrtti-n on ma •!-»• of Ibo tap-H oolr. *""* iimalwrtJ 1. S. 3. He. WrtU your full i unit ami atUm on 1Mb pat* la Ut wi"" "*'■"• 1'»,'J « Riitlkii im jut will to (wanta**!. Da mi um raotpoJii'L bipfctn-- ai«i tr otottttt wonla. Vm tlUwr u.» taucular at phual bot ntott ito plaral u uaa-1 ia* tMif tltr Mimti to ronttlad. ami ttrt taraa» I. Wtftli tf Ito iim staiUM r_m to uaad only toet. *Ati i:*»ili uaa>l ta itoltnau dlfr*rtttl u*>- taato. Aa tb)ac. eat to naawd aair «■-• Htww, aar part of Ua aWtn Bay alat to UMtd t Tbo tutm-tr hailiw tba smtnI tmtrtxi Ibt tf ni-ao. of tltiwl. ,ihjt-*« atw«D In tht plrtuit that t-atln «»!i Iht IMtif "N" "111 to a*ard*l tnt prlaa. air. Ntainaaa, alyto. or ban-lorii- Vil hi** ot to*rliii upon il-aMIM Ito "loatn. i ii .ii.IiIjm -Aay (o-opatalt to _i..*ri!i Um pw«i». twt (Mly ana nw* till to aoard-M tt uf oiw ItttotboW; ntr wUl -yrltM* to atatd- td te nor* itoii ta* td any mop attaUo of tat fanllt ttort loo tr bmt* toft torn oorttai u- fMhtr. I In tht mm of Ika, ito Nil a»»«ol af At prUt will to pahl »«* IM ennutuat Mr. t 4 Ktbo. BuparHitMilftit of b**artatot _t K-wW-1**! ami I>n*nd«al ITUIdltt. Malar A. r Naab, Mr : CA. Mr. 3. W. Tr»on. Wlior of rinatytal fart. ' Th***** tbroa orll-lnoon TWtnln rtuaano. oh* art bi no —_T («nn*.lH «H)i Ito Mar*f »'« wilt ]»4ft Ito inKfi mtoi,li--al »nl aoaM ito prttf*. PlrtbipaaM tr*o >* trttmi tht dtrlakin of U* to'lf*" at final and etooloalw It All araotra olll.rtr«lta Ito •**-* mmM* arailcn t*fardlaai of ttoltor ar nat an aMtr for a Pan-ran r*tauin tfn tu to-m mii ba II. Tht tn-MUO-ftai-anl of lh* prtat tiantr* *ii<_ Ito nrtTKi IW af «nriti olll to i rlM».i at Ito • •hat of 'to ranlati. anil a MM m«ll*d>*n tr bo- rtrt KmHotor tlih lit! I* *aah ytftti t»'* ratHiafl FiiunUUi Ptn. *«r K.-tt PtDoraft foonu.i. I'at.a will qmiitr yoar IH for tht >1.W«I4 1'nat. -—- suu _mmm y»« wlab i-dies' or 0-a>*Uftn't Pea whtn ordWnni. PENCRAFT aSr-fif*1 Tan will find tht P-m-rraft ont of tht fiaoat poM you ttor nard Tht fnb flavt amotthly. and you can't rottat tbt tuy w»y lo which It wrltaa. Unloai ..or ptna wart lho vtry batt that raonty ran bay, wt could not afford to adwrt»M thtm tb* .«ida. If yau nttd a -aorai panf or If yot wuvld like to vakt a u»*fui and Land-., -.i- ffft io •nwrfltt*. tht !>n.mft U jutt what joo batt barn loeklnc for. Thr ptn opoaka Ht luWf.' W* -MPnat toll you in woida, what Hw mlauUa' ut* of th- ftntrtft will Ull rt. Wim -araarin* atnd batk. rtprtaa or P. O. aWtr. Urr TBE BOT OK OWL A COOD PINO ATT POR 8CI00I . WlrHNat Try to Win Tba $1,600.00 Ton tan aaka rood oat af a Pencraft Fountain I'-n. and tht purthaat of av of our 11 60 Prna will i,uallf» your llat td "S" Wur* for tht It.otou* Prlat. Tht 11.00 Ptntraft La aaaotuitlr at ■••-I a ptn ■t j** tan buy, and lho pHrw la rifbt With prapor euro thla ptn will laat a Ufa- START NOW Stt haw many "ft" Wordo ytt ran fttJ In tha picturt. If you 'ook rloatly you will ttt thttn. Thtrt b no trirh to thli plctara putii* tamt. Tht ont- who wint ftrit priat wilt bt> tht on. who atnda In th* ntartat ' •■ '■ ' llil. You tnl«ht a . wall ba tht wlnntr. .•Hart warfclif tn your llat of "A" Word, rlfbl awar. THE PRIZES UN. II do. II Oo. Pm, ti. HI'- i. te I'n U l!lJ.I_l lliJ«I • .-*! IK Pri.. . ...II..M WH.H 11.l.M IiU Prll. . ... l.M IM... ;m» 3r. Ini. .. . « •• II.M 1...M .U, PrU. . .. (M MM ■ ■*.» Mil ftlte. . ... I.N l.M IMt •Ik Frio. . .. I.N l.M UM tlk ftrtm . .. >.«• l.M l.M ll h ITI.. . .. ia l.M 1..M • Ul 1-lilr . .. IH UM H.M l.lll 1. IHk I'.I.. ... .. %.*> II.M JO.M K.it. Cotha of roo_o PW.. f. rn. «■ laM. GUARANTEE Wo ttrtfaruitaa tht Prwiail Patntlln Pan la ht ptrftrUy aallafartorr If ran art a*i aalltllad ap*a arrhal, wt will ndunt-r It or pa-find ytty unmm. roafel**ty aw aaajty rtfnnitd aflar tho mawa af Prtta wla*»*r* art faktt.tod, THE MAYER COMPANY WESTON iSobo.1, oi Tiooato) ONTARIO , • • Advertising is the Motive Power of Business ♦ • ... •-. ____. t* ' mm mnm ranr news, put-bay morntnc. oct'obr!! 7.1021. THE DAILY NEWS and te no mm it Infl- 1 or uia ataf-ft Ailf.rtlalna rata cardo and A. *. O. atatomonta of alrmlatlaa moiled en ro- tuoot or nar ba aean at nia off loo of Sy advortlalnf •(•nor rerognlKd Mr • Canadian Proaa Ajiooiatlon. 8nbaoriptlon ratea: By road (conn- P), U conta per month; It twr yoar loldo Canada, a month, VEo; a yoar, IO, Dollvorod, 7D0 por month; |« als montbai |J,M par yoar, payabl. ________•• FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 A Winning Candidate. Yficienf buseh L*ura> A. KirKmnn thk H008J3KBHIP OB'S ri.usrKOTlvrc West Kootenay supporters of the Meighen government could not have made a more popular choice for candidate than Dr. W. 0. Rose, at present member in the provincial legislature for Nelson. Dr. Rose has firm friends throughout West Kootenay. He is known from one end of the riding to the other. He is a man of tfnsual capaci ty. of strong personality and with a broad grasp of public affairs. He has had experience in public life which will assist him materially in the wide field to which he has been called. He has the National Liberal and Conservative party of the riding solidly and enthusiastically behind him. Dr. .Rose stands as a supporter of the protection policy of Hon. Arthur Meighen, and as he pointed out in the excellent speech which he made last night it is a policy which has never failed to carry the party to victory. It is a policy upon Which Canada has been built tfp, it is the onlx policy which can savq the country from the fierce competition of foreign nations, notably the United States, during the struggle for post-war trade which has commenced. Canada has to choose between maintaining its protection policy and disaster. There is no other alternative. With Dr. Rose as their candidate West Kootenay supporters of the Meighen government feel assured of victory. But there must be no relaxation of effort on that account. It is up to every section of the riding to organize for victory as it never organized before. Let West Kootenay send Dr. Rone to Ottawa with such a majority as will show in clear and unmistakable way where this riding stands upon the| great issue of protection of industries which is now before the Canadian people. When nn artist stnrtn to pnlnt nn object ho must ,?talto Into consideration tho nnglo from which ho sees It; thin angle ho terms "perspective." Todny T nm .going to tnlk nhout tlto angle or "perspective" front which the how ckeeper looks out upon life. Thn averago housekeeper's porni-pc- tlvc Is apt to bo too -stationary. That la, nho never changed her perspective—•' never gets n new perspective. Her housework holds her prutty clone to tho home, and she hns few diversions to lend ner thoughts away from herself— or nwny from what her neighbors nro thinking! It Ir it pathetic fact thnt tho majority of housewives, especially in small towns, live in terror of ''What the neighbors will say." They brood over small errors they make, and suffer keenly over public disapproval of some foolish thing they havo done. I hnvo known women who hnvo actually regretted for years some slight mistake they have mado which hns ''gone rounj the town, * Yet if those same'- women had beci thlo to Jaunt off somewhere on n shori trip and get a new "perspective." they would hnve come home nml laughed at thn suggestion thnt thoy once brooded of a mere nothing. Indeed, I can clto Just such an inntnnco from ronl life: A friend of mine who lives In n small town onco made tho mistake of severely criticising the wny one of her neighbors brought up her children: the woman to whom she made this criticism wns false nnd promptly told the neighbor what my friend hail said of her wny <»r training children. This started a little feud between the families nnd other women "took sides," When my friend wnlked down street, the neighbor whom she had criticised would no longrr bow to her, Naturally my friend was very unhappy. She wrote me (for she does not llvo near me) nnd asked my advice. I replied, "(io nwny for n little while. Things alwnys blow over." My friend tnolt my advice and went to the shore far n month lu the slimmer. When she returned to her home, she wrote me the following purngrtiph: "I think I've discovered the secret of getting on with one's nslgbbors. And thnt Is-to get uwny from them for short Intervals, now nnd then. If one stavs nt home nil lhe lime, one get to magnifying ererything they say nnd think. I was keeping too close to my housework and to my limited little life. I came home with n smile, and eicry- body was wlilln*# to smile with me. Hut If I'd stayed ai home I'd never been uble to smile in nil, and then nobody would hnve smiled with me. Kven the neighbor 1 erlthsed, likes me now." All -.of which bollB down to this truth: that If n person wears a Jaunty nlr—an nlr that says, "My 111 lie mistaken nren'l very bud. after all"— llien Die world Is going to be convinced; hut If a person takes his faults too seriously, then the world Is going to take (hem serlotimy loo. And one of tho best ways to get thnt "Jaunty air" Is to get a change of scene and change of thought. I believe thai housekeepers should make more visits, should take a two- weeks' vacation each year Ju-i as the business woman does, and should freciuently manage tn spend entire days nwny from the home for the purpose of shopping, going lo the (heat re or sight-seeking. She of all "women needs lo "get a new perspective" freijuently. Tomorrow—More Answered Kellers, All Inquiries addressed tn Miss Klrk- man In enre of the "fiffldeni Houm- kw'plng" department will bu answered In the.io column In their turn. Thin requires considerable time, however, owing to the great number jrccelved. So If a personal or quicker Toply Is desired, a stumped and self-addressed enevelopo must be enclosed with the question. —The F.dltor. A Belgian Beauty PABtB. A Parisian conception nf n trig tailored frock In shown in thl** model uf dark blue serge, which is trimmed with very narrow black cire braid, -surmounted by a rectangle of shiny steol bullous each eiic|usi>d In a circle of the brnltl. Such are the Ingenious trimming devices Hint give those rorelgn frocks their ohlc, however simple the design of the dress Itself may be. Note, tun, the cut uf lbe sleeve, which fhires somewhat nl thc wrist, and tho bateau neckline, which still Is cu liable red the smartest tho. basket. Ho held It in his hand, looking ut it thoughtfully. "Humph 1 AU.tlte 'kitten' muffed with opium he. ma? N'nt a bad Idea. You nearly got mo there." lie called to n t.'hlnes" assistant, who seised the basket and the dead kittens, anil In a few moments a pile of brown opium was displayed before The Lighter Side Hard times make hard bargains. Obsolete freight. slogan: Jones -pays tho You cnn also Judge a man by tho promises ho keep-*-**. An army of unemployed, In usually recruited by General Apathy. Standing for House fj a V - _M -••ft ____. S-^^ " MISS AGNES C. M'PHAIL Is federal candidate nf the United Farmers nf Olftarlo In Southeast Cr-y. Another surprise In store for *tbe brldn Is the discovery thnt men commonly wear socks containing from three tn seventeen holes. Rome women work hard for a living, nnd some never get married. l,ot disarmament come while the United States still rejoices In tho conviction thnt It can't be licked. Twenty Years Ago You can trust dome men, man who says his word Is ns his bond Isn't one of t but the good DEAD KITTENS CARRIED OPIUM.. It wns In Shanghai that the writer, % London correspondent, first saw tin* opium smugglers at work. A tramp steamer from Indln had Just borthsd, nnd nmld thn confusion of rattling cranes and shouting coolies th* usual mixed crowd of orientals do- scended tho gangway. Tho customs official, a tired, whl'c- faced Englishman, quickly got to work, A* aach passenger camo beforo him hla practiced fingers worked carefully ill over tho bodlei from the head downward. Down tho gangway camo nn old Chinese woman, almost (ottering with the amatlncss of her tightly bound faat She was dressed In lho usual black silk trousers and blouse, and carried on old wicker basket under her arm. Her yellow, wrinkled face gazed ai the official In reproach as he began hla search. -"What's In tho basket, ma?" he •aked. Tha almond eyea began to weep copiously "Mo tako cat—somo vclly fine kJttan. No chow (food)'oft ship and kJttvn die. Lookes 'erel" And the old Chinese woman opened tha basket, displaying a black cat whose yellow eyes blinked wickedly In Om light while six black kittens, nil dead, lay around her. * * "But you don't want to toko dead kittena ashore," said the customs official rather roughly. "Throw them •wayl" Tha tears of the old woman straamed atrtsh. "Me vclly kind. Want** bury kitten in garden my house," Tha customs official looked at thu old woman and then at the black cat ■tin Blinking, and then at tho kittens. He stretch-ed out a lean Imnd and, de |BS tha spitting fury of lbs black cut ill t|M cry of alarm (rom tbe old What has become of the old-fof-h- loned boy who had freckles nnd i missing tooth and a cowlick? Out In the rural sections you occi slonally sec a complexion thnt remind** you of n poet. It Is born, and not made. Tho divorce evil probably makes life burdensome fnr the life Insur an. e clerk who -hns to changes tho names uf beneficiaries. . A correspondent ask": "Whieh Is corro-cl? "Tho tanker lends money, or 'Tho banker loans money.'" Neith rr. The correct version is: "The bank loaned money." Ten Years Ago Today From Tho Dally News. Oct. 7. 1911, At thn monthly business meeting nf tho llnptlst church n hearty vote of appwlutlnn was tendered to lh*. N* Wolverton, recently resigned from till superlntMency Of the Bunday school Dr. Wotvcrtnn's resignation wns cepted by the wardens with much regret, ns ii.- hns proved n most dtVOtod and efficient leader In thnt depart in- ni. lie will, however, continue I; thn school as leader nf a new young men's Hlhle class soon to be organised. His son, Harold Wolverton, wns unnn Imously chosen ns superintendent, and James Haner ns assistant. • • . J. M. Oallup of IToctor Is a regis tcred guest at the Mndden house. • a a W. H. Hawkins of banners Ferry 1 ln the City, stopping at the Hume. • • * Mrs. Harry Wright camo ln from Spokane last night. • .• • A. B. Buxton of Ymir Is In the city on buslncsa,' Ho is stopping at Iho Hume. From the Dally Miner, Oct li , 1901. Melville parry tour nmniiu the federation Life < Ince. While he Vanconv. i, He many other placi returned from igencles of iho Con- inp-iny hi this prov* niS away ho visited ISO Mile lli.iise nnd finish. The foundation,,skirl sllll With a deep hem (If (he and may be adjusted on an bell or Joined In a bodice lining, which the sleeves may be attached, thus leaving a freer nfothote, PATTERN NO. 277 A pattern fer the nbov 7» can be obtained iu »:.... _., .._ , by sending to Tbe imily News yt me, address, and TiO eents ta po ■• stamps, tie sure to keep this net . per clipping of the sketch and i script Ion of the garment lo use aa working model when tht' patt* reaches you—which will be within t week's lime—Tho Editor. Is ni serge •Instli I (NY ,•'* v' «***&■= ,„■, ■*•.. "•*''■ &'-.■>.■________________________ . 1 _____ Jk-*'' % ffl _____K • -SMi' '■'•t* J*J^^P * wmW r*^': ' '* _r]Br T-SW9_ff_ r Jr_WW' - -E* k^i tasted before. After a while there wns placed on the table a stew which ono of the guests thought be recognised ns duck. Anxious to show somo appreciation he signed to tho waiter, win spoke no French, gave him to under- aland that he thought it excellent, nnd In order lo indicate thut he know whut It wn« ho smilingly said: "QuncU! quack!" Hut to hla horror lho waiter shook his bend, replying VBtiVV-WOWl*1 —The Morning 1'ost. Ml l.K. LOUIS "Who wnn first prize In lhe bentlty eoniesi held by a Brussels paper. COMPRESSED AIR IN QUARRIES. Compressed nlr Is being used, near Atlanta, fla., in quarrying granite, nnd li hns been found to have ndvniiiai'es over lho more ushnl iiK'lhoda when tlv granite rock is devoid of "joints." says Popular Mechanics M.-igaaise, Two three-Inch holes are drilled, n shott distance -i|>-irt. and p'Tpondlenl.'irly lo the rock, lo n it.-pih of eight feet. Aflw removing ihe drills, n spoonful nf blank blasting ponder is dropped tp tho bottom of each hole, lamped with clay, nnd the hnleg wired SO lhat they (-.in be eh .-ir.e.'iil:. fired. The effect of the explosion i- to atari cracks In the nubs nt rlghl angles lo Ihf holes. This ».|e railnii I.s repeal *i| a numle-r of times, Until ii Is certain that lhe bracks radiate from thb bottom of thle lea to a distance of about 7." feet. Into each hole, i«» slightly over halt its ii'iith, there is then Inserted n on"-* NO WONDER. Visitor—-Plenty of deer about here, 1 suppose? Gillie—w-cel, there wus yln. Put the gentleman kept shootin' and shoot- in' ut the pplr thing Aum thonklli' sho left the nol gh hor hood.—Punch. "DEADHEAD" WHO SOUGHT FREEDOM. "When lho question of "booing" In n theatre Im discussed, one recalls thn I story of nn Incident at the Comedy theatre in tho Into '_._. During ihe portormanco a man h-n ] his seat In the pit and wallfint out to the money box, where ho handed In tlio counterfoil of tt pit. pass marked "Complimentary," "I don't want io pay any compll- menta to ihls show," lie said. "Here's my half-iniwn. dive mo a pit ticket; then 1 can hiss."—Dally Chrtmlclo. TRY A CLASSIFIED AD. Nothing can be more refreshing than a steam* ing, cheering cup of Tjetley'd Golden Tips. TETLEFS Makes good TEA a certainty It's the exacting blend of the world's finest teas that makes Tetley's so good. An ironclad guarantee with every CALORIC. Investigate before buying. John Burns & Son Inch pip- the pipe* el tie tin' Daily Recipe Potto this in your oook book. CRABAPPLE JELLY AND MARMALADE. W:\ub dn quo apples, cn. oi ciink until tvi-ll muslin, leaving Julci- Ktlll In thi ■ta nf dark red crab ror wiih water, ami Uiim. BltiUn through (wo cupfuls of thf keltic To each OUp uf juice add thri'c-.-narter* of a CUp nf RUfSr and lot bull hard until It l'i lli'.i, wlili h Should I'-* III libiuil ii i|ii;ir- ti'i* -timle|i be.it him lu diplomacy. Ills first battle war Mnntcnotte, hi is lost ftfonl Si- .lean. H. siormed Muntemarte, took Milan, Mil mount ibsirii'il him. Ills rlRht hand mnn was Uonioaquln. his lasl resting pi: lu Trance M:ilm:il***on. He lurnndorod 'u (':i|iialn M.ilil.iml, nnd his com- iKinlons nt Mt. Helena were Month* Ion ami Mni'hnnl. His marshabi we Musscnn, Mm tb i, Marmimt, Mn •1, Mur. thon : COINCIDENCES IN HISTORY Col nel den een in life are sirangfr than nhythim: In fiction. There used in |>t taro steamers coll er the ltomoliii and (he Itetmis. A few years back ibe former was lout in the channel. Within three weeks the Hr-mus was wrecked a thousand miles away from the wene of her Bister ship's disaster. Many reliable- autorllles PtSjard UW folkiwlnff ns the must amiulnir colncl- deneo on record. More than two hundred years nun. Dceember 6, 1614. a boat -.roftsltiK >b" Menui s tr.iit- wilh 81 passenis'i Mi eiicoimiired n terrific gale, ami foundered, The nnly mail to emit!»• deuth wns n IIugh Williams. , More than n hundred Mars Inter. Dooamber r». itso, nnoiher veaeeL with a large numb* r of passenuir-*. -san I: In the same clnum-stanccs. and In the Ul id same spot. All the |>; drowned except on Hugh Wllllnms. Again, December carrying SO people spol, The sole stir Willi:, ms. The figure » tlSS ft pei neetlun with the career knlNct-. lie WM born 111 nlnlh year of ihf century, igirs rat Ills name wns Itt, a boat in the same was n Hugh ullnr eon- >f the ex* the flfty- jittered the nrmy ln I*■*■■;:■. nml completod his uni* vcrslty caroer In 1S7H. Tho dales of his birth nnd tu;irrlni{es- January ZT nnd l'Vbrunry "T bntb make nine. If two and seven nre added together. And the same number figures In his defeat and exile, 'inn occurred In ISH which contains one flume 0 nnd two fglures that added Lofstltsr mako 9. Also he wns (iff years old when his enrefer as ruler ended. Dogged Nepolton't Foetittps. It has ofitn hem pointed out that Flour produced from Saskatchewan wheat this s«ason will make better _ pW»doutadaadkittenfrom|^^»Il,,fl*ll< ■ than evsr hsfore, ac-jy,,; j^,, " M_ for ^Ucr or worw loordlnvtoawaatamohamlat. 'dofgtd Ue footsteps ot both Nmpo- Donal fewer had iiiii Nn poll of Monlljo friend w.is M ti'th of MO military SUC< of Miil.iknfr I His biggest ami M.n-Mab. He drove Mnrlgunnn, n entry Inlo Mlbn. before M.iv'ni li cn buck tn ihe | nd Moucey, und >slx of his'genet* inlng with M. lulled lh« Countess his most Intimate nny. and his tutor Mor- ii-'.iuvn*. His greatest !•«■ s Wt ro the capture nd Ihe Mauselnn Tower. battle was Mnnivhelln, ii won M.icenta for him the Austrlans out of nl made his tlrumphal He wns repulsed hii Inst war. drlv- iseile, nnd his fale itlv formed Is spne IfleS H tO S' lleelli.n upper rry nlr ■ pump ll the ll ve the orn fn ooklyn siirrnunritnff Is filled Will) .M it tigalml H are tlum ends of tho ■ comprcasor, ai 10 mil i m th- Kacle. CAVE CANEM. Pre 'iilly at the i, desired lo tide toward the i.Unl : whu had help.'d him. al of ihi-in to .Hi*..*, nnd nit nf sympathy wcl- a Chineso restaurniti Horhonnb. They wore lid by the itranse which they had • Ver HUNTING SEASON In a few days you will be able to shoot all kinds of game. Are you prepared with netcssary Guns, Rifles and Ammunition? Wc have Shot Guns, Rifles, Cartridges, Cleaners, Gun Oil, Greases, Hunting Clothing, Rifle Covers, Knives, etc., etc. Lowest prices. NELSON HARDWARE COMPANY CAKi'i; STREET, NELSON, B. C filled l.i Mop I at Mclx. .Tnpan's Wheal crop this season If ir ;nlv a million bushels less thnn that harcesied In lJ»2rt. and nearly a million ami a quarter lea slh.in in an nvrniR' season. Te dye nr lint any worn, faded gar ment nr drapery n now rich color thnt will not streak, spot, fade or nn Just buy "Diamond Dyes"*—no olher kind—and follow ihe simple directions In iMickage. Then perfect home dyeing Is -guar intei Nature Never Intended Ut to Walk or stand on hard, unyielding surfaces. To stone, cement and hard floors d^ Ctt_yoo I*B* _m Shoo supplies that natural cushion we are deprived of Mother Barih and brings to your feel the healthful condition of youth. Comfort, _tylm and geru.ee combined —your pair U ready to m _ uy on now._ )r. Reid Cushion Sole IX3-CUSM10M >.riMI']L}-*,VJ, 1':.':TI .. -KOLH-UUCrrUTAMD * TOW t cu'tnon Mimnrs ARon 4 aiason iiuj u:uiw iuas Kootenay and Boundary R. ANDREW & CO. LEADERS IN FOOT FASHION Barn Is Razed to Ground and Falling Tree Damages Residence. STEAMER WITH A PIG PROBLEM salary to net ns exceutlopor. A month went by In discussion "f the matter. "In Boston, Slgnor the Oflptftln, hired n butcher lo come nbnnrd in kill llu- ply, and the little one's body swung by llu hind legH above the deck OS we nailed out to mn Then came the worst storm through which the ship has ever lived. Throo times we commended our souls to the saints. "The sailors, Ihey wild It wuh the pig. They could oat none of him. The captain had lhe pig sepved at the table of the officers. They did eat hut little nf him. Hut they became very sick. What remained of the pig was buried at sea. There was nn more talk nf eating tho pips. "But a« the months nnd yearn go by there ate many more pigs. There will j be yet more before we pass under Qib- "Pour years ago," explained Blfnor ■ rA\Uir_ -Vhero are now five gencr.i- Parrossln, "one of tho crew brought [iltUii „f v\Kn „n (hu ship. 21 in uti two p;gs at Newport News to take to yomo [n ,),„ Wisdom ot 1'rovidcnc. his obi father In Palermo, At Palermo I )|iive (li„,i fron, dlSoaso and from ache learn his father I* dead nnd as :l> *, ..j^,.,,^ aH did one Inst voyage who wu* Tbe slenmship Mngyartirszag. which took a enrgo of lemons to Now York, Sailed from that port a few dnys ago for Palermo, with n pig problem on .on rd. I The pig problem. Captain Louis Bu- Vluls Informed the bureau of animal iu fluntry nt New York, when ho made n mn call for aid there Just bofOro sail- Jng, threatens bis sanity. The imlin-il fed US try people failed to take Mm So- Hourly and lho skipper seul lo the freiKbter In Brooklyn for Third Officer PaiTossin, who Is nlso steward, irgoon and Intorppetnr and shin's Swineherd. pigs linvi been pois. we k< ■ p th«n on board thnt wo may eat Ihem when ihey nre biff. . "Before thnl ilm- ramo Ihere were flVe 1.1,1- plgS VOW Who Wf'Uld Ottl 11 moth •!■ who Iin I sailed lhe iieas wuh ns for si\ months and had played lag with us nlioiii ii:.- decks nnd was so proud of her little ones? Sot an Italian sailor. So we decided lo wail until • .mil.I eat ln< children, Tho Pets of the Crew. "It was imi written thnl the children shoitbl be en'ti-n. The httle pigs wer lhe pats Ol tho ei*e\v. 'fli tricks. The> could not nml*. nil to death out of curiosity W look into Hie rubber boot of a fireman and ci.aid not gel out again. Csn Nol Put Them Ashore. ••Why i'o w*e not put th-*ni ashore? It is md allowed unless WO tdunv a per* mil for gnoii health from the town where they were embarked. Al Newport Newa there is no record of this first two -nnd all the Othora W0*0 born on board They will continue io increase until th'-y sink the ship, bill there is no law by which WO may set , than) aahnre. learned] "it is Indeed enough to wreck the bul : mind. they eould umli island. Do not laugh.) "Why not kill them nnd throw Ihem There uu*e two which learned lo raid i overboard? Oh, Blgnor, do not Joke. —It is true! The cat tain r.it.l tlie tunc i, -„ nothing lo make n laugh about, was -Mm. to be stern. He ordered me,; xiic en-w. it would strike and no other lbe steward, to kill a Uttlfl pig for He ,.,,.w from Iho Medllerrunenn would mes:.. 11 hurt, but i am an obodlontl QVPr oomo aboard. iiffli'iT. 1 ordered lie: cook to kill the ..Si,t ,-.„,,.,, -jt ,,„ tt.dp for US. If evel pig. The cook went io each man luj another shllor oorooa •aboortl & rir'~ lie and offorbd him a month's Shave With Cuticura Soap The Ptew Way Without Mug with little pigs for bis rather al Imme l shall jump bvorMard botore i sail ..i her. Blgnor iiu* Cdptaln si-iyi th' tame, O-pb-dby, gontiomen." Sadly ib" captain and the ihlrd officer wont back to the fctagrarorssai ami tin* soatertng gwin '■ WILSONS Kill them all, and the germs too. 10c a packet at Druggists. Grocers and General Stores. SIGNS DF 'FIDGETS'' u r (Toldlni .mil unfoldlni lhi »rm«, tapping on. r.xit on 11>.- nUicr, >.■••»■■- I inir up ii ye*—lie" «i»i pH : forma of riiini'iini.- >■:« 11 be ■ mi i»n> j wh. r.> and any \ Borne ihthihih ar.i al\\ay« frown- Ink', ni'i bricnuH iln-y ara mitt, |nor InreauM iin-ir ayea nro woalt, bul Im*r.ly from lial.li. I Have .inu iv.-r nOtl(-C*l a man open- Imr Ins m>.mil wldo a , In- iiil.s one nf Mi !•>■■-v Why Boo* lie .1.. Ill n U Jin.1 an aaay lu ml. your l y 11*11 your niuillh flt'll. IHl'l ll'.' Somo ptople have a trl.-l: uf imll- Iiik Iheir ly.'iniiivs of eyclaahee .1 There ar.. people mini ebout Hi njui < r ul.) world who Rem quite I .,.il.!.. i.r siil'"i*. lliinkiUK Oh any -Abject utii.'HM iiuy put Iheir tontuei nut. And s.imi- MtnitOI arum, willl- dui lapping. Swellings usually I mean inflamed tissue. Absorbine, Jr. gently rubbed on the swollen part will quickly re- ducethe inflammation, and the swelling with lit. Though powtrml, Ab- I sorbin*, Jr. ia abioluttly hermits*, and can ba used | with safety and romfort. lt Is a dspondabla null. , septic and germicidr. I Keep it handy. • wi • botlla at moat un._yt.in' W. F. YOUNC. lac 144 31. Paul St., Maalra.l ____ Absorbine. Jf APPLES APPLES .M;u k'i. .Imi.'illiiin.i n n tl King. SHIPPING NOW. Qel nil apples under cover before October 20th. l.ook out for the big freeze. . Kootenay Fruit Growers' Union Phone 180 Nelson EAT LESS UT IF Take a Glass of Salts to Flush Kidneys ii Bladder Bothers You—Drink Lots oi Water. i blind m.'at ri'Kiiliiiy eventually produces kidney thouble In eome form of ulh.r. rays a well IfflOWn aillliiir- lly. iIhm'iiuh.. Ihf ll'i • I.--!J Ul ni.'-1l udtM th^ kldneya ihey beeouii overworked: (el slumlehi , i..k m nnd atom nil rairla "' iINn -*■ I'" ii.-iii.iriy haeka he end misery in Ihi ui.in'>■ ration! rheumatic iwlntee, •••- v.n- in HtH-li.-a. it-Ill etdnaeh, eau. sllpailon, unpiii liver, sleepleeenoei bladder nml urinary Irrllalliin. Tlm , liutnii'iil yur baek hurls ol Irldney* aren't" aetlns iiithi or if bladder boibi r« you, it.t aboul four ounnea nr lad Kalis from any roorl lilii.rnia.i; t-.k>- a lableepoonfnl lu « ni ish ..r wai. r before bnakfaai fnr a ITiv ilay» nml ynnr kldni.ys will tli'il ail tthe. This filliliius iwlls I" mail.- trOBI lho mid "t i!r.ip"s an.I lvniiui luloe, rnmlilmsl with llillla. nml has li. .-n Mad far Rmi.Tnllnn* t" flush c'loRir...l kldneye ami silmuUti lh. in Ii. lu.rnial activity I lilsn In llnll- tmllr.r' thn nflils In llm urlnn so It n.i looter Irritate*-, thus ending Madder illsul-dprs. .tint Halls rnnnnt Injllrn nny OBO! mikns n di-llghlfnl efferveaeenl llilila- wafer drink whloh niiuinns nr man nm! woman i.ikp nnw nml Ihefl t" krs'P llm kldm-ys nml urinnry ortain rl i. I bus nvnlillna s.-rlnus klilni') dlsmsp. Royal Export Beer Full tlandsrd Strength. Order through GOVERNMENT LIQUOR STORE Prat D-tllvtry DIRECT FROM BREWERY NELSON BREWING COMPANY, LIMITED NAKVHI'. Oct. •(,,—A terrific Htorm ft ruck Arrow LukoH on botli Monili\y ami Wpiini-Hiliiy nfienioon c-iuhIiik artM Ineonvciiicneo nml hoiiu; Ion. Both tlm C. P. rt ami KovernnU'iii ii'k-Rr»|ih nml tcJcplioiH- llnv-H wore put out of b\u-.lni"H*-s, but Morvlcr- wan r&BUmcn within IR bourn In both cusi-s. Cotton- wooil irei'S were blown iluwn In vuriouii imrtH of tin' town, wie fiiU|UK over tin' roof or K, U. l-iimi-rton'ri rt-Hl- ib-ncc, owm-il by U .1. 1-MwunlN, ilam- ukIhk cblninoy anil jmrt of lliu roof. Thi< ki'iiiUhi ihiimiKc, httwover, wn. tn- currt-il by QUA Hnnlto of llroiim', IiIh DeW barn. a« by CO foot, bi'lnu nui'd to the Ki'ounil. Mr and Mn. W. WIIIim nml fnmlly left Hamilton, Vln London. BpoKana mul NWhoii lu their motor cur for Nuluwii about 111 days ano, the nip bclnt. _t- Vet I'd to take Home linvi' WCQKI Ml*. Willi* In a Hlmcr of Mm. It. H. Halnl of NaltiiKp, whom Ificy will bo vlftllhiK. CousiiUnibli- lnt«Ti'»t I- bclnj; taken by the NftlfUfepltuns In tliiw (!)■• flrHi tinnticontlii.'iital motor trip with Nakuitp aa Us objective iwlnt, Win. Miniay. maiiiifter of the Cana- ilian Hank nf Commerce hor*. roturnod frmn alck leave, with bin fnnilly, on Wi'iliiendnv. Mr. Murray In fi.llnK will. Mr. Pangman, who hn> been ro. ili-vliif-: him, irtiiiiietl to Vancouver on Thuriiluy. The mid mid Niiildeu doalh of little iitlb.it HiiKh. hou of Mr. and Mr». A. H. Mlddl.-imiH. of Itoek Islam), took plnec on Mondav nlnlu. The llnl<- r.ilb.w had i.nty boon in a few hours The InliTllieiil ti.nk place al NtitutHp ii'ili.-tfiv on Weibii-mlay, after u formal Inouwn held by in*. Mel>an, the ooroner Pcv. a. h, Wlsoman ufficin- l.-.l. he very kindly iifiltiK the AllgllCOn ■service at the srave. Two Lantern Evenings and Annual ^Meeting of the Public Hall Society. BOUTJl SI.of'AN, Oct, r.—The third or the Helled ot llltltein leetiir.^ nil "A Trip llouml tlm World." wan Klven bv Jiime-< Mmviulay, reci-nlly and rnmpWfti d a Vl-il to Hoiiiiliilu and \i\v /''ilnitd. ri iiiinliiK bv tli.- I'an- uir.a lo New York, vtsillnK all the nlaocs of inter.M on route Ihrmiuli Cnnailn, flnWnlnir the mur lu Vail- emiver. A very i njoyeble enrnvrt fttl- lowert. nrmnjred by Mra, O Ashby, Miiii Capt. <1. K Moby an chairman Thorn tnkinu iKirt weir: Mm, Mlirny nf NolBOn, MIhh I. Brown. Mix. A-hi-*, and i; S. Hrown an .\c.dl.at Hiippi-r wn served with Mrs, <; N. Hr-iwa un em viner. The final lanl.-rn rntertnlumi'lit w.io bold in the inn on Fridny but, Hept :e Th. plotUfos whtrh win- varied In ehnractor bt.ih educational nml nmuHini:. w.'i- Intensoly luirreMtiiur. A'ht the iMturc .1 shadow pantoiiilne neliKhtod nil. e-iwclally tin- children, who were admitted free, and later w.-r-- muted in a bun hup|H-r and ehoeolatei by Mr M.ieiitilav, in whom a (marly Vote of th.-iiikH was |lvtn, earrb-d with mimical hnm-ri A HitmptuiMiH Hinmer was Mt-rvt'd und*- .•r the convenor-Mill! of B OrayAn, oHilHttil by Mrs I' Watts nml Mr«. .i ji. Ven I man \ wrj onJo>ablP dance. rotlowi d, excotlsm moslc ('-inn hiip- i. i-i bv Ml** Q. Bnrkpr, Ml -* Urown •in-l K Walls. Mr-i II Wood of Nolson wis lhe ITUMI Of Mm T A. Whelblnn foi lhe we- k--'iid Mrs a. Tuck of rr.-iwford Itiy n-- t'lin.il on Monduy after HwmllitK a r.w dsvs .is the ruost.of im il w lliiiiplu- v. MIhh Marirar.t Tuek will t... tb.- i-u< nt of Mrn. Humphrey for -i r.-w w. • ks Mr- .1. Mil'bee :nrl Hub- il.iimht.r of Kandon were the (riifsts of Mrs Humphrey on Monday. Tli.- first annual general me-Mltur «f the I'ubllc Hull Hoclety. Inc. wilt" held on ThurHitsy evi>nlim with J 1>. Yost- nian In th*" chnlr Th<* Ht-cn-tnry treiiK- urer. ii. W Huinphri>, NM the fia.in- ■•lal Ktutrmeiil. which wiih verv *-atl**- fae'ory In spite of tbr fact that Ine n-w addition eosiliiR (".oo hml recant- lv helna comnleirly. The total tmlebi- - .tn. tit* is only lfi*., which Is expect- ed io bo wiped off durluK the coming winter. A. {•_ Ycniman wn» unanimously eli-cied proHideiif. Mrn K. Mar- Ho, vice-president; nnd as directors. T A Whelldon, <, W Humphr. v. W. 11 HIiIkc. Mrs K Walts nnd .\ll-n Iti-.wn it. Qrcywn was choien -.. - i.iar> -t**.-asnrir. nnd II Klnrwi-M was elected auditor for the year PollowInR the rem nl ni'*eitnp tli.- Dlrsetoi mel to formally lata over ih. bm.kH and msnniremem for the >rar, I'olonel nnd Mm. Murray and lUtt-' daiiBhier moion-d throimh to Vernon, where tln-y nre vi-'imi: for nn Indef- Inlie time .1 ii Yen I mnn iui-ntni-.ui- int thmi and hns returned. Mr ami Mrs. Jit men Mncnulrlv have tlo-i-1 their summer mldann 'Kinne byr-H," nnd lofl ou Mondav fur Iheir •win" In Vancouver They weh nccom' no ii led by ihrlr dsuRbter Mrs. .1 K Slmpi-oii, of Nnnaimo. wlnv haa been visitlno ai Hlonrbyr.-H for slum weeks. Mr. and Mrn. Maeaiilny purpos*. havlnir In ib.- c.iurse of n nionlh for a .\x nt..iiihH t.nir tn New JCf-ntand, Austmlls and lh- Hoiilh Sen Islaml- to mmm Cars of Wagners Now Rolling Toward Chicago, Detroit and New York City Itself CHESTON, Ocl. «.- rrcston Vall«y this week breaks Into t\w company of the apple export Im; (lint are out to capture a shar« of the trade on Hie American market, llu- initial Hhipment helm; threo cars of hMho! Wasners, one each of which u dcstlniiil for New York, Chicago and Detroit, the Staples Fruit company, helm; the shippers. At the Fruit Growers Union wnrohouHR the pack Is under way of a i-ar of Cox Oi-kiik", which arc booked for the London, Elngland. market, nnd MumiKer l.ovcduy Ih arriiiiRiiiff for the shipment of a car of Christmas presentation apples which will arrive in Ihe Old Country In time for Vulptlde llstrlbulloii, ami In which it Is ns- Mired not only Creston people but il.su residents at other Hast kooUMiuy polnlH will havo a few brums each lo remember themseK'-.s to old tiin,- irli-mta In tin- old land. To C'rittton Valley belongD the credit of whipplnu out llu- blKKest carload of nppleH ever loaded at a Brlilsh Columbia uhlpplliK point. The car umv- l from I'.rloksou on TuoHday, and mtaiued approximately ISOO boxes of .lonaihaiis ami Wagners. The Staples l-'riiit compnUy, handled the liUHlueus, ami ihe apples were an on-tlm-spot pui chOSO bv .\le--sr!*-. Whip nml Kl.-lar sali-ser of tin- Mil ford Metmonlte com niunlty, near Manratli. Alta., who paid lu the neiifhborhoo.1 of f-JOnn spot CO*h, The apples were load.-d loose lu the car, hence tl \e,ptlonal carryliu: capacity of lhe rar *fhe visitors made i|iili. a thoroiiKh lnspii-tlon of many ol iln- Valley oichnr.ls, but were so tak.-ti with th.- exceptional quality of the .lonnthnii* on ihe l-'rank I'm nam ranch, ami ih.' Wagners nn the it. it. Btapples place, that ihey pnld Hies, two growers len cents a l»x in ^xoest of s.-v.-ral oilor offer* "• onb r to so< cute Uolr chute, of ib.- fiuii-lnslsi- Ing that llm appbs be picked from trees which they personam selected The sale of tins quantlt) of fruit under theae dlreumatances K quite nat- urallv, received with naiisiactlon In the Krlckson section as ImlicaliiiK the siiporlorlty of Die apples t;rown In that district. Too, lhe sale Is equalU comfort Iiik io the backer* of tho promoted Arrow de. it Irrlantl ichom« both the*Staples ami Putnam ranch--. are irrigated from th.- Erickson Wm.r lY-.-rs* community irrigation s>stein. CENTENARIAN IN FCATHERS. Pinketilia. the seaport of Hrlshan' ijiieoiiHiiimi, posmmm n parrot of -i lutiHtnii-iteii tigc of in yeara. It ha nev r Mimkod. InrtUlffed In nlc.l, di di.'ilts, w.un roll-Vm-yourself mtock Urns or played, bridge 8AVEO BY HAIR RIBBON. Wearing n bright hair rlblwiii saved llio life of five ymr old Mamni't I'.it lOTIOn of Honnld, 111., wh ' would have drowned In I'ike rreMi had m t iln- vivid streamer exoltod curiosity ami prof-ui-i-d her rescue. Many Canadian pn Ho* (Mil OOUfltft 111 I are inrivluir In ripe « dltlon, CRESTON NOTES CBRHTON, tut. rt. - Frank Kbbutt left at thi- end of llie Week for Vnncouver, where he is starilna his second year in lhe school of mines li connection with that Institution. it< returned aboul in days ngo from Fort Norman, where he spent the sumnn with a geological urvey jwirty. MIhh Irwin, teacher at C.iliyoli Cil was in town Prlilny en route to He -mii to spend Wit- v..■■■„..'11,1 with Nel- si u til-lids, Mr. and Mrs. (thiol of Itoswll w.t- among the om of town Kucsm for the fair. .Mr. Sin .ll and two children arrived from Vancouver on' Sunday, to Join Mr. Small, who has recently based th Creston hotel. ■I - Amy r.l.liult. of Lethhrldic. who has ho. ut the past month with her parents. Mr. mid Mrs. r. a Bbbutt returned on Sunday to resumi' Ber londay from ,i three weeks' Visit with .WImw ir lends. Nursn- Connie McCarthy of Cran* brook hospttii! is here on u two weeks hid Ida v with her moilu-r, Mrs. M McCarthy ih. Bailie, Inanector of wi st.rn branches of ihe Hank of Commerce, vvn-H here on nn . official visit thl*- w.-ik. .lust how mueh the hank's trade has expanded I shown la the sinff. PWo v-.tr, ngo Manager Iteinielt nnd two clerita conalltuloa the full uml winter staff, while for the pant yenr a ii.i.'. 11 four dents and mnnuor has been required the year round, i*i\. Dow, boggaitemaasler at the KliiRHK.De d< (nil. is home for a fe-e • I.r. I vacation lhl»_wee|j. PERRY SIDING NOTES rr.UHV HIDING, Met. 0, - Nearly r>verybod) went up to Rlocon for the anrlcultural RSSOCUtlon's fair, ami the Khlbltors from this |iolnt captured » number of prises. Mr Forehand from Colville. Wash., is vlslilm: Mr. and Mrs. K, W Dnwaev lv F, COWle bft h.re on Friday last foi Vancouverf Where he Is entering .i theolagleal coibg-p. Sunday school ban been iiimiKur.iied here under the Superintendence of the teacher, Mr Stoss. Miss Anderson ami Mm* I'owell nre Inking chance of tlm junior dosses .'. \: Sfverns, the Clan I Cree* lumberman, accompanied by Mrs Severna, passed ihioti^h hero on Tuesday on tli.lr wav' in Nelson Mr. nml Mrs F J. I'owell. Mis- Powell, and Mrs i; W l».iwn.*\ motored to Seise Tuesday with Mr. Kopeeki .rSppl-.lal- Aihid om. a hns returned t-. hi- i ■tiiotloii at Valllcan ifCmfc iiirmiK I.HihI MANY TRIBUTES TO TINY JEAN RAKDO X, Oct. ft.— on t he ocffl R Ion of the funeral of Utile f, i il r - J* ■ :i r ■»I. I Jenn Mel.an.hrs St Nt-w Denver Thnr-.- ilay. flowers w.-re sent nn tokens of deep symnatn) ami loYitts remombrnnce bv the fnllMH-liii; Mr. -md Mis S .1 TowkihmI ami child reti. Nelson: Mr nml Mrs. Qeo. Ibuid- i.r. Thr.-- Forks; Mr nnd Mrs l>.,,| l.liu-.dn, COdy! Kev II M and Mrs Siewiis. New Denver: rtev. D W and Mrs H.oii; Mr nnd Mrs .Tofm Bell and Fniiiltv: Mr Dan P. Morgan: Mm Rumens 'idiih Buroeas, Mr nnd Mr." Clever, lh« Misses Clever, The i.amrht- itn Fatnllv, Dr and Mrs Oomm, New Denver I'vihlan Sister, Mr. nnd Mrs .1. Jones. Sandon; Snndnu I_nynl Oraime I_od*r(' No 1«7»; Silver Queen 1M>. i, nli Lodge, No i9, Sandon: Sbver Citv UdgC I '"» O. F, No. t., Sandon: Mr. nnd Mrs J. McRontes. Mrs Krwln White. Mr and Mrs. O. McKay. Mrs N. McMillan. Margaret, Dorothv timl Blnnsliiird Mr an-l Mrs. A. O. I'tlrtlrs. Mrs. II ni- 'ii.li. Daddy nnd Mama, Tom. llettv, .lesftln nnd Nnnle, Miss Aiken. Mr and Mrs, Roy McUmders, Mrs K A r.imeron, Mr, and Mrs, |> V. And-r-'-n. Mr. and Mrs. Nlel Ynt- trle. Mr Dun McKay and ft mil y, Mr. ind Mrs .1 .Inhlison, Mr R. H, S>mil»s, Mr and Mrs W. P. Rudltbt tf.M.i rial' I>orot WMr HOW TO RID THE ARMS OF OBJECTIONABLE HAIRS (Aids to Ilcutity.) A simplified method Is here given for tho (Hitch removal id hairy or fussy mow ths nhd runly Is more than one treatment required; Mix a stiff paste wilh mm powdered delatone and water, apply lo hairy surface and aflcr 2 or 3 minutes rub off, wash tbo skin nnd every hair haa vanished. This simple treatment cannot cause Injury, but enrn should be exercised to get real delatone. Mrs Norlh and Mrs. West were eon fldlfifi In Mich olhor us to their rp sportive husbands. "John Is sin h » funny man nl limes, Mrs. North stated. "Now. take for In- rtanre this afternoon. I have a tn w fall suit and hat coming out nboul i n'clnck, but In spite uf that John went off to Ibe elf links ns usual!" hrTOt,",-,w — Hmmfw nlhghq njp app _— -mi There Is n better outlet for timl and pork piiiilui !** on foi -inu necoiint, nnd the domestic mnrkel for fresli pork Is Improving, claim packers In the United HUteo. Celffors, iti." I to 4T.00; Oregon prunes, oiind, $2.2*"i |o 53.117, many wasty. mm yeah Already Province Is Close to Last Figures, Inspector Clarke Reports in Bulletin. According to reports, wc ::rp now close on the 1919 shipmenti of fruit and vegetables," states ltobert O. I*. Clarke, Dominion fruit Inspector for Hrltlsh Columbia, In bin bulletin jint to hand. He r.-porlM, the following cablegram i-elvcd; LIVERPOOL, Sept. L'8, — Ontario pears. <-x Meum'.ima, boxes, unwrapped, green. Anion, few $3.89. others held, twos IS.Oii Duchess, $2.87 to $2-97, $2.20 io $2.2n; Barrel- good. Anjou* $12.rifl, half barrels wasty. Sheldotr1 worthless: Ontario nips tones, boxes, $2.7S to $8.4*8, $2.29 to $2.87; American Re"" SOU1 GLASGOW, Sept. 28— Scot Inns, Both well large proportion slack. Oravenstelns i<_._\. to $7.79. $)>.!') to $7.,If), $5.74 in ill.(16: Wolf River, M.I3 to $fi.*7C; Em- erpr. $S,Sa to $6.5rt, $r.,33 to $(J.7fi, -Ml to |B,IS; Wealthy, bent, $9.02 in 19.X4, othiTs S7.17 io $K.illt $6.rifl lo $8,111, $5.94 .to |MB. SO.IT* to $tl.3&; nibstoite, 4.7) to $r>.f.3, |M1 strong demand for color: California Duchess pears, half cases $2.fti to $3,07. Pound quoted $4.10. LlVKItl'OOL. Sept. 30.—Seotlana ex Digby, tiraveii.stt-iiis, many slack, $5.49 10 $11.92, 14.81 IO $11.35, $6.40, alacks, $5.29 to $0.30, $4.48 to $5.90. $4,118 to ■ i ■ •. lllcnhclms, no color, $4.R8 to %*5.49, $4.4S to $4.(58; Wolfe Itlver, $5.70 to 16,10, Weiilthy, slack, $7,12 lo It.ftS. 18.41: Mnlden Blush, $7.83; Emperor, wanly, ft.fis; \CI11gH. $7.73. llal- nnce Untarlo [leiira ex Metagama, All- jou, boxen, $3.7rt. Rate, $4.07. Canadiaa Wholtsale Fiioes The following are wholesale prices as of hilt- Saturday. VANCOUVER,—Snows, 1*3,23, ones. 25c. lees twos and threes; McIiiIonIi and Jonathan*. (3.00 for onis, 25c. lens for twos and threes: King and Oravcnsteln, (2.75 for ones, 1 wo» and threes 25c leaS; Wealthy, Bellofleur and Cox Orange. (•::::< for ones, twos ami threes 25c. less; C.-Utne Pippin Wolfe Rive, J2.oo Ponrs, Imporied, ii'Aujou. $1.50- tiarleit, 14.86; riargeau. 14.00; Pall Reauty, $2 2;.; Elberta and Crawford peiiehe,-!, $l.;,n. Pruneft, $1,25. Plums. i-has. crate, Ornnd Duke Pond's s i- llnf, |l 18, Tokay grap*H. $2.25; Concord. It)| pound basket, 85c. Field To inatoe*-. $1.00; 4-baskel crate, $1.25; lugs. $1.50. Asheroft poluloes. $25.00 to $30.00; t.illoet, $27.50 to $32.00; lo* nils, $tsoo to $20.00. onlnns, |6S.OO jh-r ton It. (' apples 20 cars., mixed cars 4, 7 cars onions. 10 cars potatoes. Weather tin- . Business fair. VERNON, Okanagnn P n, B, prices Uolntosh, $:' IB, so tier cent ones. Ifl por c.-nt twos; Jonathan, Warners ttrlmcH ftolden, 91.28! Yellow Nt wtoii, Spitxi nbtii-g. Spies, $2.50; Hyslop ernbs il.BO; peara, ja;.o o&eo, $3.oo for twos $1.25 and $1.00. Ib-avy winds on Mom ilay and Tuesday have done conslibr day and Tmsday have none considerable (Inning" IK-lli'loos, Northern Nny, limne Boauly, Vellow -Newton, Wat- ners, heavlesi bit. Estimates of loss vary from 100 to 200 cars. TORONTO.—Ontario apples; Hlen- h-lms. Wealthy, Kings, ones, $».oo, iwos and domestic. $5.00. threes, $3.01 10 $3.50; Snow. Mcintosh, OtlM, 17.00; iwos and domestic, IfiOli; Novln Seo- Ua lirii-'veiisn-lns, ones, $5,oil to $5.Ml; hi.no-ilc, Il.BO, Hire.-*-, $3.00. No charge in it C. Boxes It C Prunes. [180 and $1.10. tlrapt-x, 5uc. Pears, $1.30 and ii.io. Orepes, ■■<■•■ Poiatoee do ohange, market epsy< unions, nn ehnnge. Arrivals, 3 grapes, ; 1 Ontario apples. I Nova Scotia potatoes, 3 On tario. v New Brunswick, _ Quebec BEGIN BIG Film Quarter of Mile ol Trestle Will Be Buried in Six Weeks' Time With Gravel i ItRHTON, Ocl I Work started or the big fill lh.* Cn nad la n Pacific mil way Is to nuke nu the high tre-.tb fiotn ih.- st,,tion in Kootfiiny binding to the slip nl Ho- bike sid a d|stnn< of about a quarter of a mile Thn work trains :ir- unployeaj two of them hauling mnterlii for ili«v fill lu steel ers Bare, nnd lhe third handling ih«- work it in.- nn. Material is secured ri the BUI tour the Canyon bridge, about 1% miles from the ti--i-.il.-, ;uul It Is ••Xpecled that the Job will ttllie ;.1 least six weeks to compt*Me, While Ihi- work Is under way the \ard englio nnd efew operate . i night ha ad Mag lbe freight traffic 10 mid from the bafRM lltal pi) between Proctor and ■ to Landing, l'|i till th.< fir-t of the month pro- vlncial revenues had lieeii swelled n matt, r of over $500 by this year's Issue of an tne lle-nsi-s at On etofl by PfO- vlncial Poiic- (iffh-.r McLaren .\i* most 20(1 of the-.,. |K.rmlls were issued, ihrec of -ehIch were trappers isrinlts, iiln.- big ftsme burners, ami ih- balance ihe ordinary game shoot Ins " oonoei. Polo • ■ miii ir.n:-*, how, ver, was nulci, the Intake from fines Ik* Init less ui.in 180 dollan n cnuple "f i'.'iiiiiiiin assaults bring the onl) cooes Magistral-' Crompton was colled upon io . iljudlratr In. There is SOmr b'cal demand for liquor permits, the province netting $!-• from that SOttrce last month. .lu-t how eseellenl was the haylno mother ihroughout September Is In- illcnted In lhe official Weather repflrt which show- that tin rainfall for the month was just exactly 70 inches a tmtch of 21 «bo\<- freetlna woather .nconnten-d Sept ll and Aires days later the t-.ilmh-M touch of atmosphere was in avid i'. the mercury getting up 10 71 In tin- shade on Sept. 17. Thr vital statics show new arrivals of two -ach of boys and girls, with no mar- rlnaes and no deaths C P ll Agent BWansoa SOI away dot day on hi" ii-uii fall raaatlon irlp win. ii will lake him ns *.■■ _t Vict irla, nml during his stay In Van- ouver will an- nt .1 meeting "f the rreutlvs of th. rmi.d Karmer.t of in ni- D Colombia Yard master Loasby •f Slrdai ,r- 1 th, r nllwny 0fflc1.1I WMh Mr- t.oa.-v ,.|- st at pre NAKUSP NOTES. N \KPSP. Od <1 -Thomas Ahrlcl. A R <:ir.i*id and A. V Parlsott wrre ■ I d delegates to ih« National Lib* eral Conservative nssocintutn tn In* hild at Nelson on Thursday f*. S 1 _*'« ry I" a deiegnle in (he I.lhe.rnl i*i-tn .nil-. 11 10 bi> li i Mrs C Anthony, of Ban Delta. ''■''• is rt Hewing old city having arrl ■t.i\ evening - b l*. Mon- few ii.. 'i.ronio, l" spviniin*: city. ri-turnt-tl to town Alex Munn- li and wil. teniata her- f-ir Nine tlltP F Ih-rg-trom returned Tuesday from a two days hunting trip up Uie lake, bringing ba»-i. a iin. speelmen or j black bear. The local Liberals held a m-'lnu Monday, nnd sppolntaed P. T Any* .1 J. Blnns and |i Hruc as i.|... h- ii> represent the Ka-lo Liberals nt the convention to be held In Nelson \ i; tl'illup. Rritl*"h Coluinbla T.le- phone lineman of Proetor, Is pay Ins the City a hnsltlens visit. Mr and Mrs. R McPherson of Lar- do. arrived In town on Tuesday e\'i>- uing'i late host. It J. Lewi- of Fdmotiton, tn visiting the city. II R Moor, nnd \V. IV S Rorlson. of Vancouver, w.-re r-tflsiered at the King Qeorgs Tueodoy J, Cadden a nd h Is two daughters ie MU"rs Risk and Marjorie, return* 1 from tin r-xii-iuicd \l«it to th. nos I, n Monday SVenlin*! train. IS STILL FALLING Panic Ensues, Food Stores Take on War Time Aspect; Workers Agitate. V1KNNA, Ort 8. Tbfl value ol the Austrian crown continues d-ul> to tall. This brought aboni a ptnlo ud ill claaaes ol pa pie .m- seeklni' io buy mi rcbiindise of any kind of for- • ign cn'urM'H or money, tiffrrs of 1,400. crowns for a dol'.ir hAVO hron niatlo bul no sclb-rs of the dollar arc to be found. lite food stuffs have takm on n war lime aspect. Lens lines nt women are to be seen herded by the polico outside -grocery stores. Stores hnve been compelled to close an their stocks hove been sold. There is A certain* amount of agitation anions the working clnssrs on nc* of Ihe events In West Hungary, the news received here lending Ihem to llio belief that a monorcblst corporation Is being prepared there, Improve Your Appearance More phosphate If you want your eotnplexlou to clear, eyes to brighten, mil skin In heeome soft and smooth. Thin, in rve-exhausted people grow strong on Bllro-Phosphate and tho Cnnailn Drug A Book Co. guarantees It. Improves flavor of cereals and fruits LUX for Voiles, Linens, Balisles, Collons Do not think of LUX as a cleanser for \only georgettes, 'chiffons, trtcolettes, crepe-de-chinet. The butffcly LUX lather meani double life to anythini*f-you can wash —anything that pure water will not harm. Chiffon or n\ien, it's all the same—use LUX. LUX free booklet, "Tht Car. of Dainty Clothe " ottaX ' on request. Lever Brothers Limited, Toronto LZ. ___. 5e^v Ca(H "a THE flEESOfo MILT NEWS, JftlbAY.llfiftMmfl, 6e"T6BER 7, 1921. i Shorts Have Their Day in the Market, Forcing De- dines in Many Stocks. NEW YORK, Oct! 6.—Dlreetln? their attacks affainsi somo of lho more favorable Issues, professional Interests were enabled to effect further Irregular, Impairment of price* In Ihe stock market, today. Tobaccos, oils and junior steels, , equipments and motors were the espo- elal targets of the fdiorta. Sumatra Tobacco led the.rcacllon; declining :■;■*, points on tho susponslon of dividend payments. Mexican nnd European oils bore the hrunt of the reactionary movement ln tholr division, falling froti 1 to almost 4 points. Coppers retained much of tholr recent Improvement and shippings rallied In tho latt<* part of the session. j Halo* wore 630,000.sharp. On the exchange call lo*ns opened and held nt -Ufc per cent Although the weekly sUiljfnKfit.s of iho British. French und Oertpan banks reflected Rtmtned conditio^ abroad, forefgn exchanges held >*iterdoy*s rally for the most part ' v. Ettoiistvo buying of x&tllnj bills waa altrlbuliHl to ,IaiKinese.4)tterestrt, With ono exception, Liberty Issues roso to the best price of thOyear on very large dealings, Victory ftites being slightly easier. Total POles. $18,260,000. J Closing Quotation**.. - High. SILVER PRICES IE: 1 SLUMP N'RW VilnK. 63\c silver mdny, j LONDON, 41 111. Oi.|, ll.—Silver mill FOREIGN EXCHANGE pel. -Rn Bllvi-r. NEW YOJ1K. foreign, f,9*H,c. ' Canadian dollnrs—91.00. Prune.—Domnnil t.is. entiles 7.L'8li. Lire—Demand 4.02. cables l.02*_. Martin—Domnnil .88. cables .S2V4. /Chino c. p. tv ........ Pierce Arrow .. Studebaker V. S. Sleel enm. da pfd Willy. ..; Clrro de I'nscn. .113 . 10 -.*)% SJ\V. Close KM HK IK'*, »i| .0 HH ■ 71VJ Titl 70 BANK OF ENGLAND ' RESERVE DECLUES lo* » cf W*td ;es: ' HR.vOO sed £1.161.- LONI^ON*. Oct. 6.—Th statement of the nnnk of shows the following ehungi1 Totnl reserved decreased Circulation Increased £09 Bullion decreased £626, Other securities Increased 000. Other deposits Increased £2!.aU,0M. Public deposit* Increased i'T.OlSjbm. Notes reservo decreased £09l.*»0. Government pecurltles Incensed £26,181,000. The proportion of the honk's Mterv* to llahlltiies this weok )-_ 14.0] lier ceni; last* week It wus 18.81 portent DOMINION LIVESTOCK 1.2!: t.k I nn. ji'.il I WINNIPEG, Ocl. 8— Offerlncs III lhe ynrdii yc.lcrd»- (mailed HU Oftl .'..'.3 hof. .Ind SL'l sheep, Hteere—Choice. JS.00 lo 18 good, 11.78 lo 14.78; common. $f.*4 to an. Hulrher ' lielfers—Choice. O.00 to •UM,-, fair lo Rood. |S.7t to IS.76. llatcllcr COWS—Choice, IS.7.-, lo HOC: fair to -gpoa*. 12.75 to IS.r.e: metttltn. 12.25 to 11.50: canner. and eu-iler... »1.S5 td ft.O* Bulls—Good, 12.2j to 13.0". commkn, 11.50 to 11:00. Oxen—Oood. 14.00 to 14.50: medium. 11.00 lo 11.50: common. 11.50 in tiM. IVcdMr .leers—Choice. O00 to $«:,: fair to food. 12.75 to 11.75. Ptockcr atecrV—Choice. O.00 In |j.i;.: fair lo (ood, fi.50 to 12.75. Calves—Choice, 16.50 lo l«.r,0: RoM. 11.00 to 15.00: common, S2.50 to $3.110.. Sheep—Oood, IS.50 to 0.76: common, 12.01. to J2..-.0 I-nmhii—llood. It.OO to 13.00: in(i- inon. 11.00 to $$.oo. Hogs—Sclrtt*. M2.50: heavies. 17.60, to 110.60: light.. IIVhi Io 112.50: how. Ifi.f.O to 17.50; auj.. J4.-.0 to |}.50. Toronto Receipts. TOIIOTO. Ocl. *.—..'aillo reeelnl. 4ip. Heavy .leer.. 16.75. Calf receipt., 60. Sheep receipt*. 15I3. Choice lambs «Ue. Hog rocylpls, SRI; unchanged. MONTREAL LIST STERLING EXCHANGE NBW YORK, Ocl. (!.—Sterling ex- ehnnffe Irregular at. $3.7*1 tot fiO-tlay bills nnd $3.7?U for demand. NRUSON, Oct. fi.—Counter rule iterlinp. .U4\_. on CANADA BONDS. WtNNIPBO, Oct. C—Hid prices for Dominion war Issues: War lnans—1025. Idl.*, 1537, 107.60. Victory—IMS, JSS.85: 1027. 107.25; 1033. $07.1 1021, **!iii..*ill; 1034. 194.8 1911, J92.0O; 1023, 197.90; ; 1937. IOR.9.'.: METAL MARKET NEW YORK, Oet. 0—Popper—Firm; electrolytie. sp.il And nearby, 12*ic In .13c' Tin—Firm; spot anil nenrby. 127 no: futures, 127.25. Iron—Steady and unchanged. I "Ml—Steady; spot, tl.90. Zinc—Steady; spol, 14.60. l^tndnn— Stnwluril copper, spot, £69 2s 6d; futures, 170 2s 6d: electrolytic, spot, £74; futures. tit. Tin—Spot, £155 12s 6.1; future., £157 17s 6d. Lend—Spot, £23 5s; futures. 2s Id. Zinc—Spot. £20 Hittll; futures 2s 6,1. £23 Cf, Used Articles. g Vl.~_^__»3_C4_h__J \Help Wanted Real Estate I lifKQST IPfl Positions Wanted Rooms \ >lCld3l 1 IvU [Lost and Fond* Board _ -S1 at * m * Livestock I ToRerd lis rli/Drticirai [C Machinery Boats anl [\\ LlVCi IISS \m Farm Produce Automobiles ' — •■ **■ . V ■ w sMfSaar J **** Timber and Mines BANr OF MDNTR13AL established more than 100 years total assets in excess of |500,000,000 NELSON BRANCH l.eli. B. DE VEBER - M.n.n.r. ■■ i ■in ■ ■" m I i .im * n_n_nii BANK CLEARINGS. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN MINN'RAPOUP. Oet. fi.—Plniir. 80( ti» 2W Inwer ut %"..'% 10*17:76; nKIp- mems, oi.iii: barrels, Hran— I13.n0 to JH.00. Wheftt—-No. 1 northern. D.Sftt t* I1.S9H. Corn—No. _ yellmv, lift, o,it«—N'.i. :i white, H%0 lo 597(0. Klux—No. 1, 11,73 10 I1.TB. ' WlNNtPEO, Oet. fi.—The followtnn nru,the bank clearings for the principal allies of the Dominion for week en&< Inc today, eompnrod with tho cMfro- spondltfir WOoVl last year. Week Knillnir Correitponillnc Oet. 6. llil. Week, ifM I tl!4.8S3.K«!t fJ783H.4lS 129,555.:;:. U7.Jlf.0011 C61R.I92 M,77f.MI ; ME iii ;.t44.fil I,«rt.4f3 fi.:3i.«r. T. 123.874 3.505.850 If 33.533 4,lff,ffl M7f,Tfi9 l,IST,MI 1,783,904 Montreal Toronto Winnipeg . Vanronver . Ottawa . . Calgnry ■ • • Hnmlltm . Quebec Ktlmonion Hiillfax l»ndon lleslna St. John — Saskatoon . Moose Jaw llrantford ... Hmndon — Port Wllllnm Lethbrldfte Medicine llat N*. West mint* I'flertwro ... Sherbrooke Kitchener . Windsor Vidi-ria, Klngftion Monetr.n ... MONTREAL PRODUCE MONTHI.AL. OCI »'..—I'roduei. prlCCi steady. Cht • f»—Fines! Mitems, IB^c Butter—Choicest ersnmei v, _*\r u tt%c Bn*—Selected, Ue. Potatoes—Pei t.ig, Mr lots, Jl.':V ellllllKeil. ChlcnRo current flratH, :ifte to 41e, New York Current extra firsts. 47t to liOoi flrKts, 41e to 4fle. WITH PEBBLES AS CARGO. At Montreal the Danish auxiliary Schooner Darlekfingo In dlSChatlflnR a enrgo cf Iceland pebbles, 1500 tons -Of smooth round Molten, lo !»•- uwmI In i_:,.iiI oxtrhctton proAwoi .ti Routh PorcuplQO. C|ossifi^/t*i»crrising Rates ~wi«Pia3~olaMlilrt AdTortSiig— ona mid a half cRnt. jtor word per ln- ««rtl0B Six com. pcr word pur wobIi. or 2J-.0 por word por month, cahh In °. 10 Male Help Wanted WANTKD—A coo., male or female ___P!*ly_jJuv*nN llolol, Nelson, (B860) WANTED—-Log nutter, nnd swamp,.™. Salmo Cedar Co., 1'nrka Sl.liiur. ll. - **-. C,r,5HI 13 SituaHons Wanted—Male EXPBRtENCEn nrs-iKKi„:i'i*n-D, - Hlr.,s nltiuiih.ii. Api.iv l>. ii no. il VM TlUDrcsMKN or BiuHnuwinen'. Ilboks wanti',1 by i-xpiTtiMii-,.,1 i,„„i(ii,.,.p,.|.. ■Apply I', il. Max 1113 C.7I7) WANTED—roslllon SJ cxnerlonoed I'ook and riullky. Apply tins f.7ir, Uaiiy New. IfiJlS) 12 Situations Wanted Feniali WANTKIi—Position ns conk In sm.'il', camp or hmel. Hot r,42. Ymir. II '■• iy»H) 11 Female Help Wanted WANTEP— Olrl or womnn for itener- nl work, -toi oii.ii rv:it«ry Street Minlie. -liMlt. (*BflB3) \VANTi:i>~At' onco housekQQoer witli two children, wchool aue. Anniv _Wesllir|ilK.., l^O, i ;,r,i;,) Uventopk sells quickly when It Is mlVi-rtlHe-l In'tlienw gOltHPflg 18 Miscellaneous for Sale 1 tnki's three yi-nrs to inn n imlrus hide proporly. Smoke >ii,nt i U4.1U ««..«:' SOti.MI Tr-.T ,TM I.7S.JH t.i*.!*.TS'i i am mi .1101,111 iMIMt nt/ait i.:o2.oo» iM-sit.m 1T.T30.30T j i-i/ioii')! )t.tl$.Ml ' •a»i.»i;l T.i4».14S* r..4:«.«-; 3 4.s90.SC7| I.383.0S61 ..H.-.4.3!'.. .-l.ISS.S54l 'J.Sll.86:j !.Mt_*t \ 'IM'.I j l.OiMIll I.1M,«M| 1.306,-118! TfH.T«4 | I.IM.M4 1 -IU4.T_?K f mimtti 3..r.4.34|i' WINNIPEG GRAIN QUOTATIONS. ••p.n. Hljl: Lof Ctott, "i\-h^,•l' — Oct. . Nov. . Pac May .... Ocl. . .. Nov. . Otc. ... Barte] Oct Dm Klax- Orl Nov Dec. .. II;.. . Oil Dec . II* -.]■:■. )'.:-. T&B ^_J^pertjrJ^Sale^ INSURANCE All kinds nf Insurunco written on shortost notico und lo the greatest adviuitugo (if tlm insuroil, H. E. DILL Next to Canada Drug Stare (4824) (PQAA Witter Htreet, -l' rnnmml cot- Wt/UU taffo on ^ hits, tcrniH. (j?"J "I AA Mctjuarry avontfe, ivronl «DllUU nlca -l rootnod ooKaw^. plnsleri'd, Rood foundation, frnat proof cellar, cldekeii hoilfQ, 12 ralibli pons, work Bhbn and plenty of small fruit. Km- quick sale on trrms, flj*1 CAA Stanley street, fl roamed (OlOUU house in Rood conditio*!, COntOQl fniiiiilntioil, nil 1 lot: let'ins to siilt iniich.'iser. (Jiornn Hall Htroet. a well or- *DtUD\J\} nuiceii :, roomed hinik'a- low, fire plaee, nlco lawn, chicken house, jgojti and electric: on 1'.j lo'tif; lenns. *^p;on s,:ini,,y ;,,i'""t- ona nf UKHj(UU those K.nvenient and well bull I houses, •lose tu the city and In fli*Kt cIiikh I'uiulitloy, eon.sisl- Inir or llirr-e bedrooms, with clothes closets and up !->- 1'ul; fl a l.M- -Modern il room- d liou nnd two iois, Kood csllnr, irnr.l. fruit trees, *dn*uli*s One block rra cur Hup. Apply mi SHtcn ittroot. , 'Write Mrs. .1, T. Murdv. U.-nernl De- li\.'rv, N.-lM.a, 11. r l'hone B35R1, 22 Miscellaneous WANTED—Dry cows to winter. Small ehurKiv Gordon Hallett, Keiienil delivery, N.-lsoii. Phono ifltLI. Accountants cnAKi,i:s r. liimTEa Pucoesnur lo lli„ Int.. .l.'iinufi H. I.aw- riilicii Hox 1101 Nolson. D. C. ir.tsoi vhoiin .1111Y Piano Tuners W. W. McQUKW, IMimo Tiiocr with Mason und lllsnh Co. riiono 41. ItliU) Lodges nt*. tm ;i:.., no>. 11', Uti .:.'•. .171** l"'.- .i;i i;i u_ ^ lll'l 113 ! lit"* ITI ! I73\ Real Virginia- —_l satisfaction I MONTREAL. Oct. I.—Althoimh tin volumn of tnidinn diKillned anil firr- iher on thn stock exchunse today, the tono of the market woa Htrnnger nnd the pcrcrnUiffC ot prlec Riiinn wan hiKluT. / Tho. Hlecla were mainly eaay, with Ontario Ptoei lendlnn lhe llRt with a loin (if 2 Vi polnta at DO. Abitlhl led tlm poper«. but elojied \_ down at 2_%. Howard Smith eaacd " point* lo 70, while n board lot «alr ■ ■> Wayagamack carried tho price * polnta -down tn -lit-., l'rlce B'rtb gained l'i to 21 nn light Imd'ag. Amotlg the morp Important r wu a decline of '. polnla In W. >, Hotel to TR from the Inat mr,o. j • RERCTSJPWftBD Belief That Prices Should Rite After a Long Decline Helps Bring About Turn. M'HIOAOO, Oft. fi. -Helli-f expreaaed U yarloim quajlorn that a niictlon wv»i due alter tho n eent long decline ilM a good deal to lift pricea In thf wheat market today. The chiH" wnn mrting at >,c to "e net higher, with December $1.13 t«» I1.13U :nid >l*» tl.KK t<> 11 Ik. I'crn Kiilnfd A-,f to 7-e .mil "ilM '-•* \_ %e. In pmUoljJ'n^ i outcome vnrb'd fn ni ir,. flu \\m t_ ;.c advance. ■n *.. ilttge nf a Keen *-*-,- Diio con depend on It • tm.ii'ir roflfmn for doing ills -to do. EGG MARKET OTTAWA, (irt. -%.—Th« t'anudt.m ettK market In firm; Tnronio firm :md iinehanfi'd- Ontario country naiitoti firm. I'oul- :ry marketi* unlet, Uoatreal paying 40c to 43c r. a h. country mul jobbingoppclalji Ua to CO.', i-xtntN 4jk to .'iOc. W* vi>rn inarltclH firm and un- City Cab Co. I. J. TOWGOOD, Propriotor, Car Meets all Trains and Boats. Heavy and Light Transfer Business. Contracts taken lor Mine Hauling and Packing In _nr r.'ir: of District. Piano and Furniture Moving Phone 18 Ward Str..t. P. 0. B.x 944 NELSON, B. C. run sai.i:-i.-iiiy'n iiiiii-it t.iuisii cont. Now. -M.-iii,. of iniiinini. ,-ii It' per ynrd SiiIih Boqulnntto iiluili. I'rteij |52. , »l_i. :ic. Sniii fur pride „i |,iusli . illlllll'. Will NI-11,1 Mlllipl,- Of lllllIITlllI Tim •mall r,ir owner, Addram Ron _.r.;:'7 Dally Now*. U7I7J HllTIH*.S OR ItKifTAI-llANTS Wltnl nfli'm for iilii.ll, riv«- n-irlnliv fr.-uli milk (tally. !■:. !■*. Jnrvln, Ftrry u.„„\. j nm. Nnrih Shor... ir,l".s!i| 1 Fi Ut HAI.K".|'i,iii|ili.|i. * m, I Kiii-v.-liij, ilin llrltiiiinliM .111 vi.li iii iliirk : oak lionkc.l,,... What .irf.r>'- BOI ! I 66M Dally N, wn, (E6I!) ! IptllNTRD apple boiraTTe canta rnch,! r. ii. b. wyiiniiii. siiipiuiuii ,in>- roi- I Inwinv receipt nt your order wynn-! I 1^.1 Mu\ i*iifi,,ry, wynndfll, n. c I Mill .SAI.I-:—ilniln Hacks tr. p.-r liiin-i ilr.il. r. o. li. Trull. 11 I'. Iiiinciiii'H linlry. i:.i;t:ii POTATO BACKS—IMO Mr hundred. t. ,,. b. Tarrya, P, !■'. Turry. (Itli) I I MONARCH hiiili-r. Iiurmi ciuil or wood, [ Klml cla«M HhaiMi. Ten ili.llnri _Wlirlu. Syrlnim l-n-ek. i.'.i'.l,) | POR SALE—Enrfilra Typewriter. Oood I an new. Pom Office. Ilox IOIM. Tho Dully News (toei into five thousand liolneH In Kootenay and ltouniliiry. A one dollar advertisement will tell what vnll lnive 10 sell lo.lhem, 20 Livestock for Sale POR SAI.1-;—v.vmiir refill ,-,.« PrOahrni wiih „, L'\ T. II. leated ilu^ IMmondson, llulfour. tl ll.,Kl.in ii calf n.'i ar. J. 11 ,:,-,i\ i NK1.SON I.ODOIJ No. I, B. P. O. ■_ Meets 410 Vi linker tit, flrat end third Thursday. («>»> —— -. _. 1 —LtfW Boots & Shoes t.T.n IT.T. k OO. Hoots end 8h,ws Made to Order. Re- mlrint. mn pront pt, (mo) Florists POR SALB—Pure brod ll.,.»|..|>i hull inn papen). Three ifeara old. .Very dOOlle, lln,„l slovk K,'1li,|ip. Owner im rurlner use r.,i him. .1. Dny, Itnx A. "irrowliend, n ,- '*■•'■'*" i run kai.i: -Cow elilii ywre old. im. >,, freahen Ocl M. • :.>.>•■ milker, (s:. a I Nelaon, Kootenai Bay. B. | i-^ ir.7:-i l:i*i'|T*SA*lTM*~A BOOil h.avy l.-uin 35(10 lbs. Aliril I', anil T Apply S. A. IIIPKln. .Mlilwin. II i' l.*i7n,*.l POR SAI.I1-Illlllll >i>llli|! pllts, ll. V, II weeks six dollars . .ich Wehst, r. Robson, _ i'.V.i'.ii POR s.m.i: Black Cocki r spaniel doi puppies, seren » i. Wilson, l.mut- li,.,,'h. II li No I, Nelson. .:.Tn7> IlllZZELI.E'H aRKHNUOUM NeUoa Uut flowers and floral designs. (4111) Assayers HHINHLKS-Huy tnem now from Nn- , kusn BhtiiKls Mill, Boa 1, Nnkiisn. | II. C, (48211) i blaeki nlihii- 45 Property Wanted WANTKD— Hanch ravenua prodaotnir. j Ulvi- in»rticiil:ii*H, ihti-jiK'-. XrttB, u;ii- I UT, hiilldlnfTH. Cimli or ti-miH. Ilox I :.ci9 i»;uiv News (BftO) a W. WIDDOWSON, Box A110I, Nation, B. O. stiiuii ini weatsra obarfM. (4111) (4UI) Wholesale A MACIX)NALD A CO., WHOUMUIJI i.tiit'.'.r. nnd rrovlalon Mirohant*. ImnoriiTfl of Tpn«, Cofftca, BploM, DrlM Km It n Htapla and K»noy Oro- ccrlca. N.|»on, B. C. (Oil) Sniii-utirrn in jmir tiouie in a uned I article which yon do not n->pd„ You • can find a buyer for, It by advcrtUtltiR ■ .n tIm: i- columna. Kixi-*'-ii words for a weok for one dollar If cosh accom- r.nnlon order LUMBERMEN THIS HANK offora you a mohL cmnplolo InnlilnR service, nnd wo Inllivo that It will bo to your advnntiiK" to dlatuiHH yoar plailfl nnd hankliiK rrfiulromcnts wilh ua. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE' Branches In Kootenay and Boundary al NEL80N, FERNIE, CRANBROOK, CRE8TON, GRAND FORKS, GREENWOOD, NAKUSP, TRAIL. 14 Furnished Rooms to Rent I'll IIKST—Prunt heilroiim; board If 0,'slred. 421 Victoria HI. i:i7Jlli| 19 Poultry and Eggs POR HAI.B—Purr hml while l.ulioni". l-'niii April hnli'lii il la.ikerels, H each. Twemv Mav ptllli-ls. 11, ei-nts John Bulcllffe. Rlondel. (0TS«) PI|.Ti:i2N"rholre White WynlldOltO pul- lels. April hatched. Two firty each, Mrs. Hltitt, Kilsio. IHff) IVANTiliClwiiiliT" irf*Bh*Trn puilols. Mar.'li nr April hiiteheil. Applv Box .««! Oniiy Nawa, tin') Kilt KAI.K-aKprluit turkeys for Thanks- -flTlnl nr fnr lirei'illnp II llnur- Kenli*. 1'rescinl Valley. II I' tr.7%1 17" Houses Wanted poll s.w.r. ri.ini i Natural nr,.>s. sh RojrrlM^ Pernio, u. c._ taiwi POR SAI.l:-Yi,rlflilre plrS, 0 We. lis. Well prOWP anil from It,mil BtOCH, |A.S0. ,\ IVotaon, Appledale. (66MJ POR BALE Six fri-Ii nun ~ l'rlce rensonahle, ll, nl T B, lealed round i.|*ar nf Unit dlaaaae. s. iiarki, v. ll.nl.li Si,line. i.'.im"! TWENTY very fine Viiilishlre Plaal six weeks old. }G eneli Podljrfeed Vorllshlre hour, elflltean monlhs |S&. Has n Rood reenrd. P. o. b. Hnulli j Slnelin. Also hrnnil sow I41i in;; ■ luted. II. I'. Khmwnll, South Hlocan. i:,.;:,',, Pint SAI.K— Hnisleln lin.l. ncflatitreil. YenrllnK. li It. Prei-tiinn, Needles, __*?'-!__ _ aiaii FOIt SA1.1*.—YoutiK teunr of mures welullt -flPO. I'hesp. Aloa Moure. Hnll Mines llniiil. II.Hi)I Architects W. nOIS KEA2), H. B. O. «. A, AR.1UTLCT. tUy A*.enuc. TralX M. t\ (lllll 111 ' "r_-sMa-ba_-_e Engineers 21 Livestock Wanted \VAN"l'i:il—Tenni of horses. Three h slit v.ai's nlil. Front twelve lo finti lean hundred. .Inhn sklllienrn, i'.i-; lo. UlU) &teenBros.,B«,rfejJCo stm.no*, a. o. otra ass jubihq snonnaaa B. 0.. Alberta and DonUaloa LAND -fUBTBZOBa Town Grant Atfonta. Blue Prlotlaa ; i4i?o A. J.. MCCD__001» Xydi-aalla Sayiaeaa rvonaolal i^um BurepraB Baker Bi., Hrlsnn, U. O, UIIT) Aucti ioneers W. COTHEB Anotloneer, Ap-pralaer, Talaatot 35 For Rent RAItlll'R Mini' to rent. Apply llitnie lintel. lliHSI 1'iiU ltiiNT—Now six Num house ap- ilv Win. Ooline',1, Nelson Urewlnii 'ninpiinjv IHIH1 _t M Articles Wanted Goods aold prlvutoly or at Auuilea. Phone Tl lit Ward Direct. Funeral Directors itiiii >*__t—i-_mm WANTKD—1-turiilHhflil hmist< f«nr lo t*lx room a or mom by NoyeniMF Bth, Careful tcliiiiitH, no rtitlilri'n. I'. D. _Mox 3»8. (r.68"l want nn — ITurnlaliod houMkrsnlng room--* hy nmrrM Muple, mi children Aiiply Mrs. Mil In. co Hox 71, phmit 6tl. it,;;);., WANTED TO IIKY—No. 1 ShlnKh- lioliH or t*«'diir ton Hlato price, ■ in..- tn** nnd when nhlimn-nt ran Ik- i ■,'■!''. Addrexi*, ICrlu I>utnber Co., Krle, B, C. . (MW TO Im/ nil kliulK of it--t*i.mt hnnil -rlotheii nml fiirnlturo. J. Itmlrllffo. Old Curiottlty Khop. I'hono IU. (4111) D. J. KOHKIITRON, sT.D.V. A _L ttl vtft..i.,. ttitrML Phon* 1»H Nlgbi I'lmiH) lf-TJ, (.Ml) , STANDARD FURNITURE COMPANY C. 3. CnrlHon, Undertaker, Unfl-nr- i-'Uit*' nnd lCnihalmiirH nnd Funeral i'ii. it.-" Tlm thiPHt nnd moKt up-to- ■'..'.- iiit-i, i't:-i.iin; i.:ii't-.i.. und chapet In .ii-1 i-.i ll. i*. Littly :,i i. mi. mt for woimiii nml cliildnii Duf phon* HG; Nltcht phono il'A and 64. (4S40) KKir,GING UP FATHER By George McManui ye/l ,rli TORJNF^BO TnilO." Tri.. h.-l.l Mir ly Rtend inn ' -Moronio i-xuhnnjti' loday. > ( mul,. th" in .- i volum' <■/ a >ik for lhi> day, JS0 flhar'- -m . / Cbnada wa* nfrady 1nf «• Ajt/trCannajllnn I'aelflc and Uac i -**rr sJto wmkvt._ Among thn i" movo up wito Htf-am- !"rred. Cement, Rritlih Colling, HpantHh lUver and prefcrrM. iJW raS*- THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7,1921. T10S? burden's Whole Body Ached With Rheumatism; Is Like a Different Person Now. "Tiuiinc deserves tho palm, for it : in,'.', everything that Ih claimed for It," unld Ernest Hurdon, Victoria Srourt, corner VU'torla and Koblnson Mroots, Itcglnii, Sunk. "Whon I began taking Ta-ntap my Wholo body ached from rheumatism, but It waa worse in my right arm [md fingers than anywhere elHo. My flnBei'H would draw up In tho morning and Htlffcn until they looked like idawH. I bud vory littlo appetite nnd .van simply ft bundle of nerves. "I'm Kind to Hiiy I'm llko ft different mnn now, cut bolter, sleep bolter, Und work bolter than 1 huvo ln -yearn I'm willing to do down In black [md white uh recommending Tanlac becnuHo 1 have confidence in It." i1 Tanlac Ih sold In Nelson by The panada Drug & Hook Co., und by coding druggists everywhere, OPEMNG DAY AT WOODSIDE mmm Ogden Pitches Masterly Game, Defeating Tincup, Unbeaten During Season. LOUISVILLE. K>'.. Oct. B.—Willi duck Ogdcn, premier littrlei- of Iho Is- tcrimlloiinl league, iillching n nuulerlr pime, Baltimore ev il tip tho series with l.otilsviiii'w champions of lhe Anierlcnii iissoclnlliiti. In Hi" secniiil RlUlie nf lie- jlilllnl' tt'i'l'lil s l'i, .1 tntlny, to 1. Ogdcn, who equaled lite hitcrnallon- nl loagtie rei'iinl hy winning 112 iramea thla season, was opposed by Hen Tlll- ctip, the Indian pitcher, who wetii llirouKb tin- American oaaoolntlon mo- son without ll defenl. The third uni fourth gomes mil be played Saturday* nnd Bunday. Score: It. II. I'M llnltitnoru - ' -t Louisville t « I* Hntterles—Ogdon und Styles; Tincup] und Myers. Smoke T&B NEW YORK STATE gTte^^^^SXS !RAKE OFF ON THE SERIES! ALBANY, N. V.. Oet. «.~ New York ■tale's share of :bi« world's sories win hn fur creator than It wnn n your ago, tbo stato tux eo mm Ito* lou announced bin* today, The commission pointed in Brooklyn, except in ibe cal who wi'fo residents nt this AUSTRALIANS DEFEAT WIDNES. I ON DON, net. ii.- tli; Cunudlni j thnt tbe entire earnings »f (he mom-'IY-nh euble.)- In ■*•*• northern I'nton sub-JRugbj gupia twIii) iho Australians dt— personal mcomu t.i\. Loatrfeatod \Vldnes, U to i. Mellowed Virginia leaf, !j*™ °f .^5^°JJ!^?£J blended by experts ___ MACDONALD Fine Git smokers who like MACDONALD'S cut Fine or whb roll their own z/rfr. ^jt&iaoo wt/A aneaJlt Condensed "Want" Ads Order Form U,s this blank ,n which to writs your oondsmsd ad., ant word in sach spaca Enclosa mansy ardtr er cluck and mail direct te Tha Dally Nawa, Nelson, B. C. Ratat Ona and a half eent a word aach insertion, sis coossoutiva insertions for price af four when cash aocompanies arder, Minimum, 25c, Each Initial, fiuoia,. dollar ,1011, ale, ceonta aa ana ward. Na charge laaa lhan 60 oenta. I _—————________ ' Pl.s.s aubllshad ths above advartlaamant.......... Ham* —»..—....„—...„ _„.. .limes for which I aneloaa |,.__ _». Address If dsslrsd, rspliss may bs addressed ta Box Numbers at The Dally Newa Offloer, If raphes a Is bs mailed enclose 10o axtra te cover cost af paalaga and all.* llvt werda axtra far bex number, Hold Giants Scoreless ior First Eighteen Innings of World Series. f NEW VORK. Oot. C—Tho New York AtniiioOjiM mndo world's sorb - history her* -tmlny, riiuttln • tint lhe 01 " to u. In tho second gumo m the struggle, leaving iho Giants run. loss after 18 inning* of piny In tin firm two day* of lho illy olubs' oon flirt. Thoy did It by bvo|y work o?j the bases and the best possible use of tholr few hits, supported Ihroughoui by tli- i-iiiiiuiit twirling "f Wu't- lii.\:. iii.tr young rlghl band star Tt'- -. ims tb ..nm >\y in >< ■ •-, tays game. Hoyt altowtni lhe i; .;■ ■ ■ but Iwo slnglos, i ni.-- ii-- opening gamo, today'* - uuut -wm played before u cro* 1 tb.it i.s-tl tb- capacity of tho l*oto groundi and lei Itself louse ai "* quoni Intervals In tipping outbursts ol enthusiasm, lt li.nl iibitty to enthuse I over for thi contest, whiten pitchers' i-iii*. between Hoyt nnd Nehf, who twirled mi li.n- boll r.M* the Giants, *-•• >* ! replete wilh milling jiIiijm ami tin- rabmenl -*. Giants Get One Man to Second. Posslb!) tb- thing tbut un *.•*■ ■ tb- followers or tli- Yanks wit tht splendid nm!- pltcbod by Hoyi, whii In-ill tb- Clltinm i" one Iill up io tb. eighth, and only allow I two altogoth or. tilts following tb- sterling cum- imiii i ii li) furl Miivi* in llio opener. ,\i'\-1 ■ f'-i- bun ;i world's •• i • - npened with »•• -'i tlghl shUlouls DI ' th" anu rvnieatAitt. So alrllMhi woi | lloyl's pitching tb.it tin- Qlan-K never had iu -ti' in in t on iii-n ni tb- plate In 1 .M.: ..ii- Inning, Tbo nearest they | cutne io Hi- hotni bass ».i» in 'hi j nllllff, Wht -i IVt—b, Willi on- 'loo.-; | singled tn rlghl -oil won) lo second when Young wm given a base ■ n balls ' n« was on hln u,t> bom- in in a* ii fool double play on Young and Ktily ended Hu inning and tbo gamt Aside from Iloyt's marvetlous twirling th- Kami -wulod llnbo Uiub in .. new role, thu "f lho'demon base ste I , i ,i vol- timl HiTiiiiil Jii!*t ii* popubti with lho crowd u« hit* tamillui 01 tuMne i on king Ruth Demon Bate Stealer. •I'll- great hulel" atolo seeond and i ihini in rupld sucenAon lu \-\re fifth J MiniiiK. and hw oioan pilfering nf tho Cm rack • greeted with ih- wildest .io Miration "f tbo sari* lu date Rtlth'S v«l n.iN,f..ti.|*|o**4. \W did nol ■mn- connect safely. N'hf appeal -i to pitch to him every lime, but lu try in',: in i ni tb- i ornira BttOoeeded in Issuing three passes to tbo biif bov miiih to tbo dlHgiiMt nf upiKirontly Hi< gniilrr portion or tho ornwd. Itu'h fu-oroil it inn, Imwovor. Ruth's Inif"1 wleallmt. pi'rfortni'il lut1 In lb- Inning, dbl not 10*1111 In a run. Not ho, however, tbo aurprifo sprung by th- n-vi mom Justly rololimlwl slugger • f "murderers*' niw"—tbo bulky Bob Mo lol Thin littlo Cullfoi- itluii did nothing leM thnn ox-oiii- n clean steal o( boma In tho eighth] du pllriitlnn MrNulty'n foul of W-ilni'H Sr. 11- did not hnvo to nlld- foi It. olib-r. ror Ib- (•Ill-It ho toro In "ii WM wid-, uml Bnrl Smith, tin) dSlarllad baUhor. let it gel away fiom hltn for n pni ...I herr In raqioiin tou n.- ijurai for proimun pniiiculitra mu.lt- liy CaMoln IV. Toll nf ih- V. M. i'. A. Alox Balfour „t tho Trull .-lull aaaurM iii.. lucal '•-■■-"■ Hiai Hi" iniim Will 'll iirr.um.'il lo BlVr , ■.. i, a fair ahi-w nml Dial Ui'.'- mil il.|"'iiil on Trnll-- hoaiillallty. Iir alao dmva pottloular .,t ii,. Inclualon uf a rah rai • tt i ■ rla In llio acl I ov< „t- ,\i:i"itk- ill'' liliaoa !,i!ni; pul mi i m.i'" llttlt ^ii\'-i cup mountad on -i , in,mv hi.mil. wim h I. bring ilmial ,i l.y .1. II ilray. th,, Tru'l J.'wolli'i'. fbr Hi, i'. at all round otlilota. Bealdaa lho iu|, t)i< r,' ulll !••' 10 mul.ils anil fbtlf prliaa for thc |lrla' relaj ra".'. Knir'y I,,nils .it- l» mil pi-i pai-,,1 iin.l will ha n , n.l in v.'iriMi ahortly, "ti,. i. ii. a numbor nf Nolaon !-.'« in.u ii.iIii'iiit fur tli- I lu annual Indoor i.i,.. i ai Trail. Willi* will I- «iai.-.l a tin- BHAllnH ''im.' A |irn,lii.| Im nlan nf.,,,1 I,, havi in,. Solaon lunlnr fnnt- i all *.. t_n. -".'I uvorn loam lo eontaat Thi l"lii .ii Ids ' Ihi pnummi Ivairta. in \,i la, ■ i- n hrolaj .'.0 la, arhool hi aial 3M itirda, oiwn, V, ■ . ; in;|.', -, ti.,1'1. "ai yur.li.. haala for I-,.' "-I' i ll Ii" yttpl-i ..p.'ti: HO Mlt-I«. " '■■ -,-"'• H'l- "I" 11 Rota) i. iniii- r-r bojra. acltuol ,.\. ni lli-tiv I-,... -iii.ii i.r itill.. fur itlrlti «,-l I cvolil maid Evrnti. Ili.li lump In,, ' " ll ii aa,I ►ill,.i.i. '.vil! I',' inu i,II I,'IP III' i' Pole vault, opan. Broad lump find iili"t pul oronta will I.r pulli'il ulf prlur in tin1 roflttlar a^rli,.. nf nvonta ami win eonmaMO nt * ,,','|..i'k. Tug uf nn I" Hl"i ll t. lllll. "f ,'lRlll nf. u and a i ,,.i. li T'i'- t.anu. inltHt i, aanbuitioni nr dapati- in. in l Tl," i ii Ml I ini'li nml ,, quartel .uni llio pull will h« f"'ir IMj Leaders in New Values IT WILL PAY YOU TO STUDY THESE TODAY Men's Brown Oxford Brogues Solid Irathor, wetted, a wonderfully chonp fl>/» rrc Shoo ut WU. I U Genuine Working or Sporting Boots 12-inch Solid leather, heavy waterproof In ull Hlzea. fl»W Jf A Black. Pricea WI .DM 25 Yarda Only Black and White Fancy Tweed Suitable for Suits find Coats; G6 Inchea wide. fl»-| (TA l'er ynrd, special.... «D1 .OXf Black Silk Seal Plush For (-outs. Collard and Cuffa. 48 Inches wide. Per fl»-| -| rJ_T yard dJlla I O Union Dress Linen Hard wearing fnhl'lc, Pose. Grey. Copen,- IvTauvo nnd I.lgin Tan: 4.1 Inches wide: formerly (Ml yard. nr_ Speclul. pcr yard I t/v Heavy Sweater Yarn Paddy, Hose, Black, Maroon. U 5LrHs: 45c British Wool Serge Iilivtl for liitlii-s' ftnil I'htlilrrn'H ilrcaHi;.s, I'lc Urown, Rose, 1'lum. wim1, Ui-Ki'tlu. Dark tircoii, flrcy unci Band! I- lit. Wtdo. Kxtru gpeclati por yard $1.50 Grey Knitting Yarn Suitable for suck muklng; two qualities, >-o«. skein. Each— $1.00, $1.25 CLOSING EACH EVENING AT 6 Baldwin's Scotch Fingering Yarn. Ught and dnrk Grey, Black, White, Brown, Navy, Lovat and Rod, l-oz skeins, each „ Per dozen at _ 25c $3.50 Baldwin's Teazle Wool 75c Pink and Jade, 4-oz. skeins. Bach Women's Warm, Stylish, Useful Coats A coat you havo to seo to ap- -preclatc l\_ value. Mado of good iirt wtian Hlnlrniori; notched their gtinl. nml played nn extremely poor niM lilalrmorc aUopt-nd regular oup- tIf tactics, nnd having nccurrd their uni- i: -ti Iruil. i.'.'it.-i to defentlvo maaOttl-OM for thi? balanco of the game. Thr i ■ ■ .. -.--.>-,. ot t^rnhan cup. which has bem held by FVrnlu for the put yrnr, nnw rests between Illalrmore mul Coliman. who by virtue of their tlirtr to nothing win over Coai Creek at '"I.-until un Saturday lust, • mitred thc finals. Mnny iBquIHM hnv-* been received by tin- department of tnide and comment-. Ottawa, for Canadian apples from Booth AfHoo* one Importer alono dealrltig lo secure from 600 to -800 barrels. The United .States citii crop lu now nported tn be -past dunger from froat. with over 50 por cent of tho yield cut. WINS AT THREE.CUSHION GAME HTTSIU'Uil, Ocl. ■- AUfuat Klerk- hiii'Tt-r nf Chicago won the flral game ■>f today's ploy in Iho Unliod Blatefl tin*-*"-enfiii'in inn mi ohamplonahlpi from lit n*>' Mhupomc of m<*xu-o, bo to ,iv in «: innlnw. WITHDRAW ENTRIE8 FROM CESAREWITCH 1." 'Ms iN. Oei l (B) Cnitmtliin rjcaa Cabto DamMa Baa. Hint Jack I "Canada i Staple Cigar a" I ovido HABANA SPORTSMAN SIZE 15c * A DISTINCTIVK SMOK.I. . ________\jtn3_\ Sqvq timQQt shavQ timQ Valuable time is wasted by using a razor that necessitates fussing with parts in removing and changing the blade. Such is not the case with the VALET Aito-Strop Razor Many precious moments are saved, as there is no necessity for removing the blade for stropping or cleaning. The razor is built to offer quick as well as economical service. Everything is built right into the frame. It is more than a safety device — it combines everything in one. Save* constant blade expense. SS.0O lor Raror, Strop antl Taralra Bltdrs, In assort- ma-tit ol csats. Fane/ Stti up to tit JO. 'TOT NELSON l^tft NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBEfi 7, 1921 | THE ARK] THE ARK INVITES*""' Out of town customers to cpmparo our: prices with other stores, thon you'll bo moro than satlaflod with u». Wo have a good stock of Btod Spreads. Plaaneletto Blankets. Ainu Flannel-* otto by tho yard. Pluldw; for winter weair, 7J»^ to $1,00' vot yard. Good quality circular Pf.tlow Cotton. 50b. OaOatca, 454 pfcr yard. Unbleached Sheeting, 72 Inchon wide, (>5tf. Oood quality Holler Towol- I Ihi 15ur wiU-h ri'putra prompt and acOUtat Hy done. J. 0. PATENAUDE Thore't Somothing About OUR MEALS That'a HOMELIKE Tho Brood in loads right mi tho promises at JAMES'CAFE Opposite Meaghor'e Store C. F. ja:.:: : . r,.,,,. and Chel Open 6 a. in. tu 8 p. m. TRY A CLASSIFIED AD. FOR 8ERVICE AND WORKMANSHIP Send your utttot nptlft to lh. 20TH CENTURY 8HOE REPAIRERS Wada'e Old Stand, 630 Ward St. A MAN AND A GIRL formed the storm center of death and destruction in thc most dramatic and thc most intense of photoplays. Tom Mix -IN- THE FEUD SUNSHINE COMEDY "A DOGGONE WEDDING' "VELVET FINGERS" Id IN1L Stanley Brent Talks on Red Triangle Association Work on Periodical Visit. Stanley Hivnl,, milloiml aoUpcll sue- 'vlnty tor tin- Y. M, C, A. hi Hrltlsh (VuriMu nml AHrm-Iii, wus In the eily ycHlenlny un ■-, porlpdleftl visit to confer with th<< w«-vdiiry nml huitnl nt IQrovUmi cf tht: Im-nl hssaclu-tion, Hi; •lal.-il thnt Hi.' Konerul work of the Y. M. {', a. in I'linwlng n marked lm- |)rovoniont everywhere and N'rinon is ihi oxcuptloil to the rule, Won who wen- fed up nn phy-gloai trimllng in a pnriul'le nioVlhg picture niiirit. I'iaiion uml p-umuphoiii.s hnv.- beon provided and u visiting com- Ittlttou urganliied. Mueh good work la dmie In personal service to tlto Itterti such as straightening opt domestic uml legtil uiuules, i*. \v. Bishop, the national general iI'cii'tary. Ih leaving the national council to take up posl-gvudliato work all NKW YORK Oct. ti.—The eonsen- fi'lumhlu university. Hurry Italian- huh of opinion among local tpoi'l lytic, fiirmerly secretuvy' In Hrltlsh! writers Is that the batteries lo- Columblo, ih uoting geneml sccroUiry. J morrow will he Khawkey and Saltan*^ SUTESMP nbp C1IP Last Two of Seven Visiting Players Are Eliminated at Hollywood Links. DKA-U .V. * J,, Oct. II.—Today's mutches lu the United States women's golf tournament decided thut Ihe titlo would remain In the United HI at es, the last two of seven visit lng players who' Started In the competition Monduy be- llig eliminated. Mish AIoku Stirling, the ilefoiidlnd rluimpltiii, defeated Mrs. Latham Hull, .Mid Kurrey, ICnglund. one up. thu champion takliiR the ma ub on the home groom Miss BdlUi U'ltcb, sister of the defeated British champion. Miss Cecil Ultch. lost at the lMh hole to .Miss rtosenlhal of Chicago. Miss Marlon llolllns of New York defeated Mrs.'Vr Ci U'tts Jr. of Ohl- cago, conqueror of Miss Cecil l-eitch. 4 and 1. Itt the seml-flnuls Miss Stirling tomorrow will renew ber unnual battle ^vlth Mrs. VunderbeeU, while Miss Hol- Hiih will play Miss Rosenthal, .Miss Cecil Leltch won a speoial driving competition In ctmncctloii with the tournuinenl. Her three shots wire 160, 225 and 231 yards, respectively. OUR GLASSES Have made good cycaight popular. They meet every optical need and individual taste. .Visit our optical specialist regularly. SEMES BUTTERIES Manager McGraw Says Gi ants Not Hitting; Not Dis couraged Over Losses. :i jii'iuii'il iiiiiluiiul in'yn' work m-crolory. h, • iiiii'i.,! Tnylni" Slulli'ii. wim llu .:, lie In lili' lllllivll CUOJHimllVC llliili- iii. .1. iiimiinl Ci-uukor ol Wlnni- |.< i: Ii.ii 1., .ii uJJIKlitltod milii'iiiil jiliya- i ,1 ill] - in nmcimiI I'riil .1. i-'mlili. n wi il Km wil III Ni-lmin ami wim liui, I iriil.i. ^'Hi'l'i'l «irl'i'liiry of thr ri'ittnt! Iinini'li In Tui'dlilii. FOSS DECLARED INSANE; REMOVED TO ASYLUM Certified lo be Insane hj Doctors VV. " itHMi' nnd i. _ liordeu, VY111 lam tl. Kmsk wim ynu to oppaur for sentence In the police lour) here on Monday in .inin. rt it.n -Ub IWO OflMtMS he hud lileaded ■.■ nliy t«». was taken hy Police s-t*.-' anl Ah .■ Btewnrt • ■» the Now Wu iji...i-'t.'i Hospital nu- thr Insane un \v«iiii.--i!-i> ninlit. :astlegar ferry will take holiday Owlnt! "i the noooastt) of repair uni-U In Inu •(••ne in the pIStOHS nf the Caattefur ferry it win not be running -in Sutni-Iii;, hirt'iiiiiiii. aceordiiig tu Wllllum Itumsoy- illsirbt engineer ul iln- provincial publta works dopart- lllent, for the tilunts. '"Oood pitching, greut riehllng and daring baso running gave us ihe vie* tory.'' Stiys Manager Muggins lo- nlghl. "My men i»ln,vi d the same hind of a dnsllhtg game that they did ou Wednesday and the QtOPts were unable to reach the plute. As for to* morrow's game. I will pilch either iiob Shawkey^or Hurry Harper, Moth are fresh and anxious for a crack at tbe aifinlS." "Tluv nre not hitting," sold Main- gir Mc'Jriiw. of the (Hants, "and ihey ure uot playing tin kind of 'Mill that wins games. There also Jlmve been close decisions given uguiiisi the Hiuuis. I thought Burns was safe on bis steal In the eigtb Inning.'* "We are not iliscotiiageil over our two defeots. Ii will make os fight all ihe himhi* for toniu-rrow's gium- I am goiiiK >•> pitch Toney tomorrow Nelson Business College EARN and LEARN Earn More Money Oto tyitcm of INDIVIDUAL TUITION ester* to the study ing capacity of each Ktodent. Yon are not merely a 'cog'1 in thc machine Make Yourself Indispensable to Your Employer hy joining tht NIGHT CLASSES held every Monday and Thursday evening, from 7:00 p. m. to 9:15 p. m. For particular!, apply P. O. Box 14, or the Nelson Business College. Phone 603, INDIVIDUAL TUITION REBEKAHS ARE HOSTESSES. Rebckobs wen- hostesses ut a uncial eveiiiim on Wednesday night whei tiny enetrtained aboai r.'.* Odd Kei tOWS and their wives at a wblsl dri\i ami dance, The |n'lxe winners wen-; Kirst prixes Mrs. T. .\. TWOS and Arthur Hall; consolation ItrlSOS. .Miss IC. Smith am Mr*. O. I'. (indium. ltefrot>hmeii:s wire served uml ibe remainder of ll e'.'ening spi'tit in dancing. NEW FREIGHT RATE RULING IS HELD UP By Peter Clark Macfarlane "AY BAN T ROUGH WIT' WIMMIN!" So said Yal, alias Will Rogers, whon the cirl he had enlrustc.il with his love and his savings proved crooked and untrue. Years before, another girl back in Sweden, had almost broken his heart. If there ever was a man embittered against women,, it was this rugged sailor from the north. What made him change his mind? What makes all men change their minds? A woman, of course. _____ A Pictur-TTharwaMMakTYoiTRoar Withllughtcr. Don'tMiis Iti"" Featuring Johnny Hines Two Reel Comedy "TORCHY'S MILLIONS' the f.m_u» "TORCHY" Stories by SEWELL FORD Social and Personal Noble llhitir-. the ItoNshuiil merchant I* a Olty \ Isltur. T Aht*y, the Kusiu im-rchnnt, was iiiuuiiK city visitors yesterday, N. I'.mnis Head, the architect, came OVOf from Trail yeflterdny. James BuchonaOi jbs smelter 111 ■ i tntemlent at Trull.^-as among vlsli- drs yi-slerUuy. Mrs. A. I*. Urownrss of Cranbrook eatiie la -oa the Crow boat hist night ami It* H|s-ii(|lng n few days lu town with friends. lv C. Hunt, anhhaunt hortlcullurallsl ia tin; provhii-iiil ileimrtiiiuiit of agrlcul- tuns, who coma In from Judging at the Creston fruit fair Weilncsduy nlnht. l.ft yesterday to attend tho hasio fair, which ojN-Tis today. BARROW TO INVESTIGATE LAND SETTLEMENT should ho assured of a, aupply of /" fruit. i Wu want to moke five-year contracts I for Ui<* oulptit of about 7b nuruu of I strawhnrrleH nml lurce quantities <>f rupberrloS and other fruits. Call on us for term«. Mcdonald jam company I Nelson. It. 0, (&6I-I) I In tutors all ord«ra for Nnimm Boar' Claced with Uovomment Vendor will . o delivered direct front lh« 1-Jrew-ar) i colhiis. No ohargo for dnlivory. (4ttl)l Por Fnle—Tha '■■ **n misp I hnvo tmil for sain thin yenr. A r«sirtencc tn \ aooei< j fire placo, gun. Ou two lut*. Qunt l< ' oar line. IX&on, \-M_y tmrvam ai* I ODlT tl w Aeol.'vni'i ib-*"" VICTORIA, Dct. fi.—To Investigate tbo poMslbllllty of establlsbiuK a vreamory at rranels I^ikc. Hon. K. It. Itiirroiv, minlnlei' of aKi'tcullure. will leave- tonlffht (or (he Interior of. British Columhlu. He will also take up land settlement hoard business. .luhn Ulcksou Moore has been up-' pointed official administrator ut I'ouco Cuu|h\ Premier Oliver an- J niiuuecd toduy. Notice I I will bo out of tho city Wed- ncsdiiy, Thursday, Friday and Saturday this week. Will bo homo ready for all patrons ba- ginning Monday. October 10th, A. HIGGINBOTHAM Optometriit. Suite 3, 4 and 0, Griffin Block. Nelson. Service 7-AUTOS-7 M'LAUCHLIN AND BABY GRAND AT YOUR CALL DAY OR NIGHT NELSON TRANSFER CO., LTD. |-'nllii\vhiK the anninincemeiit ii \\Vthiesiln>*s issue of The Onll.v New thut tin board of railway commission ers hud Issued a tentative ruling on freight rates, ii I'Hpy of which has been reeelved hy Kred A. Hlarlfey. commls shiner of the Assm-luti-d Hoards of Trado nf Ivistein llritlnh Columhlu. shippers in this district have been led to hellove that the ruliuff Is now lu effect and, in eitnseqiiince. W. 11. Bwnford, c. p. it. district frttght ntfeut. haa l»ven deluged with inquiries nn the mallei*. Mr. Sturkt) points <-•-■ that the ruling Is a teulHlIvi* om only ami Is held up i inn:- the decision nf the special tribunal appointed tu urbltrato the wnife i|Hi-Minn raised hy employees of 'hi* . ll.in: UUll.illuil ■ "Uip;iliii ." Ultllcr the Jurlmllctiou of the t'llltvny Iwurd. Mr. Bamford. Intorvtofrad yesterday. stated ihe freight dopartOMlt hus had nu official notification whulover In connect Ion with the multer. Krance will export a certain i|iian- ily of wheal this year. Hunting Time is Here And will bo in full n\vin;r on Suptumber 17 when llio grouse Koii.'iiii opens. TRY US FOR GUNS, RIFLES, AND AMMUNITION, "DUXBAK" WATERPROOF CLOTHES, CAMP EQUIPMENT, ETC. Wood-Vallance Hardware Company, Ltd. •AKKR ITRIIT, ■SIMM NrLHON, B 0. PAY LESS Tor your gracirin by vitillng thc Economy Store. Wc have - complete clock _t money caving price,. Watch this Space (or Specials Tomorrow. P. and W. GROCERTERIA WE 6AVE YOU MONEV (W/i BAKER THREE SNAPS $1,700.00 $2,000.00 $2,400.00 Cftsh payment and terms on balance tu suit purchasers. Three five-roomed modern cottages. Close ln, all in A-l condition. ■ Worth while investigating. Charlea F. McHardy Insurance phoni: 130 real estate 1 *mmwm*mmmmmmmmmm* DUTCH GET AMERICAN INVITATION TO CONFERENCE THH HAdl'K. Oet. ii. -The United Stuleri Invitation to Holland to .mi- (letiMite In the forlbi-oiuliiK CCNUW* ence on Kur liiihtern (|iietftlonu In Washington, today waa handed to Ihu Duteh forelKii mlnlMter by William I'liilllpH. tbe United Slates minister to the Nelherlandf. The Tact that Holland \mn bt-LMi invited to take pari only In the dl«- cinotlon of Far tiislcrn und I'.uitli* lirobleiiiH and is excluded from the eonferetiee un the llmllallon of nrin* anienth. bun created ili-utii|ioliiliuent In government circled. A high official wild today: "The iii- 1; i;,.inii.',; imeatlon Is of vital Iniportame wltb resiiwl to Hol- land'a (Million in Iln* < otolites, espp- clMlly as. wltb a view lo the defense of the K.i't Ind leh. tbe Dulcli govern* ment ls considering an lmtiorlunt In- ■ i'*i: •■ In the fleet. "Although nothing would be decided until Foreign Minister Van Ivmua- beek relumed from Oenevu," tho of- flelul added, "il Is uncertain whether tho Dutch government will accept tho InviUitlon lo Ihe Washington confer- eni-D where Holland would assume only a -secondary itosltlon." Nelion Newiof the Day Ihm'l Inrgvl I'-imUiiili Diuitc Uilil- fiillown Hall Knlunliiy lilBlil. (073S) On Hnlunlny llic I'aHllriar ferry will nnl ■. 1 1 • until 3 o'cluck in the nil- noon. (MMI Foalliallrra Whl.l Drive ninl IMncv nl ' '.mi i Hail Hatunlav. Uct. nth. I- « till 10. n.ui.'liir. till llllllnlulll JlorrcKlllll. ul A.In.I ■ii.n .'.in:. (STIOI Bulba. 11I11111M, nn ..I i"ivl. Ileal. lay's -lay Baturtlay JI.1I..1 1(7311 ct'lcury ■ al 7:) l'.'i:l. Illlli HiuilT Dnnci Urcliwtrii. I-anoe lu l_*Blti hall, Wmlncmlay Ocl. II. 10711) l'rlvutc aalc of houaoholil furnlliirr. Thurcilay, Krhlay and Halunlay. Oct. 0. 1 anil H at 102 Victoria Hrect, phono 01711. ((710) nun McClcary Invltca the McClcary football playera and wlvea or frlonda alao Iho iiiiiuiiiti 1.1 of Hcotla to a ao- clal ovciiIiik anil ilnnr.i' Friday nlaht at 11:10 o'clock In Ea^ic hall. (0710) ISxcctlcnt cuhhase. Klfty pound, do -0I11 * llvorcd 11.00. rhono Itomiul ii'inili. (0(94) Wo riVK-ISAB OO! ■S&JOT,' ^°»i»uV%m^»,'^7» torn b»»- . GUARANTEE! We guarantee thul a "IIECLA' Plpcless Kiiiii.*i' ■*. will h