Baer Beat Camera by Us* of Dempsey Formula —Pa&e Seven VOLUMItt - —-mm —M^l UU luAB.5 vicfom | I 1 i?ams He/p Prairies; Grain* Stronger in Pits —Pa&e Nine NILSON. BRITISH COLUMBIA. PANADA—SATURDAY MOBMUQgJUMI *» 1SS4 riVI CINTB A COM No. a NELSON nut KILLED BY SMALL RIFLE Senator Dies Austrian-German Union Tossed Into Discard— Nazi Nay Be Boss STRATFORD, Ont., Junt U (CP). —Senator Dr. J. P. Rankin, axed 79, died in the General hoepital here today following levenl weeks' lllneu. He wu • former Liberal member ln Stratford and wu named for a aenate poet in 1925. BABIES SHOW STEADY GAIN Quintuplets Add 4 3-4 Ounces to Total Weight OORBEIL. Int., Juni IS (CP)— Steadily gaining ln weight, the Dlonne quintuplets ahowed an advance ot 4s/. ounce* today at they completed their ISth day of life. Their condition vrai nported good by Dr. A. R. Date* vho tald also their 34-year-old mother, Un. OUv- Dlonne, vas progreulng satisfactorily. However, he plana to kaep her ln bed for two weeks to make sun shs completely regains ber strength. The Infants' weight tn ounces and ?iln trom yesterday: vonne _ UK _ Annette—— 40 I . ___f_ttt_Y T : • ' Ml Mt IT'Smile __._■_._ 8J VK' Marie Sift IH Markets at a Glance By the Canadian JTess Toronto and Montreal—Industrial Ihares Irregularly higher. Toronto mlnes-*8Hghtly weak. Nev York—Stocks higher and firm. Winnipeg—Wheat closed higher. London—Bar allver, copper and ilnc lower: tin higher: lead unchanged. Nev Tork—Rubber, cotton, coffee and sugar elightly higher. Nev Tork—Canadian dollar up 3-16 to 1,01. ITALY IS il OBJECTING TO A NAZI REGIME Hitler-Mussolini Are Not in Agreement on Disarmament THE DIPLOMATIC CIRCLE IN STIR Germany to Be Asked to Join 3-Power Economic Accord TO APPOINT BOARD OF CHIROPRACTORS VICTORIA, June 16 (CP)—Appointment of the "board of chiropractors." the tecond ttep ln the function of creating legal aelf government for the profession of chiropractic, vlll be made by tht provincial ncntary neit veek, lt vu learned today. The hoard vlll consist of wven memben, one of whom resides on Vancouver Island, tvo residing eaat OI the Cascade mountains, and tbe remaining four ln other parts of the province. Altogether 110 penoni have been i registered aa chlropncton under the | chlropncton' act. enormou! itlr In official trtgrilu liar!. M^t—\_______________Z agreement hail been reached that tranquillity mutt he nttored ln Austria and thit* thi oountry mutt return to normalcy. SNDS NAZI BATTUS Thll via taken to mean the Nails will discontinue their aggressive activity ln Austria. Italy's agreement that ahe vould hot object lf a Mail became chancellor wm seen aa Mussolini's concession to' Hitler's abandonment of the union Idea. It vaa officially revealed that elections win be held In Austria neit October. It la poaatble then that a Nasi vlll become chancellor of Austria without provoking AnschlUaa cv a counter-move trom Italy. The full Import of thla agreement In Its effect upon Austria, vhen the dictator Ingelbert Dollfuee and tha Paacttt heimwehr rule ln defiance ot Nad Influence, could not be gauged iioro ton_l2n v. PLAN ECONOMIC ACCORD It vu further revealed that Oermany vlll be Invited to join ln Italo- Auttro-Hungarlan economic accord. In tome circlet thtn vu Inclination to regard thla u the beginning of a huge bloc compoted of Oermany, Italy, Poland. Hungary and Austria. Observe™ exprtsaed belief lt vlll mean dominance of Oermany and Italy ln the Balkans. Count Olano vu at pains, however, to state that the tendency ot .the Muuollnl-Hltler oonvanaMone 'vu contrary to regional I loci Is favor of a general collabontlon. DOGS MUST BE KEPT FROM CIRCUS Doga and olreuau do not mix, and In the lnteretta of good order, chief of Police Alex. Stewirt asks thit dogi be strictly kepi at home todty. Doga In tbe Wild inlmsl tent an liable to gat Injured. Bephinti distinctly meat the* pneance ot dogs. The slephant atampede at Cranbrook 10 or II yetn ago vu oauaad by t small dog. Thla la one day that dogi thould III confined, for their own •aftty and tor public order. i««s)«a«*a»«.«»««««-»»«»a!-«». MATENST0 CLOSE MINES Rather Shut Flin Flon Works Than Give in to U.M.W. Vsnioi. Italy. June IS (AP)— Chancellor Hitler's plan for an Austrian union with Germany vu toned Into the discard tonight u a spokesman nvealed the full Import of the Mustollnl-Hltler conversations. Troubled llttle Austria, ■ lying between the tvo Psiclst nations, muat nmaln an Independent nation and work out Its own destiny, but tn return fcx Hitler's abandonment of "anaohliw," the Italian leader agreed that Italy vould not object It a Nasi ven elected chancellor ot Austria. SPEAKS FOR LEADERS This evening's announcement vu made by Count Oaleasso Clano, Italian preu chief, on behalf of tha tvo leaden. He confirmed that no Bev agreement vu reached by Mussolini and Hitler on dlurmament. Hitler vu adamant that Qermany vlll not return to Oeneva until parity rlghti to armament! have been com- P'SS!«*r2JS!!'-_m,mi -**...•._. ». bB*«- "ito and "furniture damaged Olano a announcement created aa) u»v__* t v*r____r and th! __________ UVHM «___• tn rsteiriml _Slr._r_r_.mtta —j£ mtdlarlw betveen tha oompany aad itrlken. announotd toda)! they vould ceaw their efforta on* behalf dt tbe miners Th* Intermediaries said tbey ven convinced the United Mine Workers of Oanada havs affiliations vlth Communist organisations. Tht workmen have emphatically declared they had not been Influenced by tht "red" element PUN PLON. Man., June IS (CP)— Whlit strike picket! hovered tround the plut and premises of the Hudson Bay Mining * Smelting oompany here today R, f. Phalan, general manager of the mine, announced the company would doet down the work!, board up the windows and leave the plant Idle for 10 yean rather than to recogniee the United Mine Worken ot Canada. Thli It ths moit contentious point ln the walkout of 1300 miners In the PUn Flon vho have been out oa strlrt slnoe Saturday. During the night the house of Mel Mated, who hid been working la tht plant during the itrlke, wu PORT ANGELES, Wuh., June 15 (AP).—Polica tonight tought Robert Dallaway, 20, and Louis Jarvis, 17, both of Victoria. B.C, who were believed lost white sailing their 20-foot boat to Victoria after a trip to SeatUe; 300 Are Hunters in Nepal Jungles VANCOUVIR, June 15 a«si»a«»i.asm__ai««sia* MAY POSTPONE BALLOTING FOR MELFORT SEAT TOY'S HERO AND A MAN'S MAN'IS LAID TO REST AS GARDINER BURIED 'He Played the Game' Ssysf Minister; Thousands Attend Funeral Two of Oardlnsr's favorite hymns were lung during the service—"Lead Kindly Light" aad "Jesus, Lover of Ity Soul." Not i person ln tbe church hid a dry eye -u Stanley Hobsn. „,, ,._.. _ ,. ,_., _. i Oardlner'a vocal lnitructer, sang "In WINMPBO. Jnne 15 (CP)-T*toue-1 tm Garden," , song vhlch card* ands of penoni of every ige and from every walk of life today vlth tear-dimmed eyu paid their final tribute to Charles (Chuck) Oardlner. •ct goalie of tin Nitlonal Hockey league and hero to youngsters of tvo nations. Ivy-dad Orace United church. vhen oardlner and hla wife were married seven yein ago, vu unable to accommodate the throngs vho gathered to ittend tht funertl of the lid from the Scottish hills vho died suddenly wednesdsy. aln. oardlner and her aoo Bobby ast vlth other relatives and chief mournen tt the front ot the church, near the altar piled high vlth floral tributes from clou personal friends, scores of admlrere and hockey aad othtr sporta organisations in Canada and the United Statea. The body Uy - In itate at tba church for so mlnutei prior to the eervlce. BAGOED BOVS ATTENO Boya vlth patched trousers and ragged svetten vent shoulder to shoulder with lid! trom wealthier families ln thslr bwt clothes. Dozens of boys of five ind ill yens old vent accompanied by their mothen. Veterana of sport, some vlth gny hair aad stooped shoulder, bowed In reverence vlth tht younger generation. lner hlmwlf often aang. Oardlner potwwtd strenuous effort, rigid sell.control and concentration ot aim, declared nn. J. Richmond Crslg. vho misted by nev. J. R. Silmon, conducted the funeral wrvlce. (very quality required to make a gnat athlet* vu endowed upon Oardlner. He waa a boy'i hero and a man'i man," be putor declared. "HS PLAYED THS OAMB'* "Hla memory remains." Mid Ilr. craif. "He played the gime ot Ufe with ill the wt of youth. He will remiln thi tdwl of tht highest type of athlete, and la tht memory of tbi youth of America there vlll alvayi linger tha vlilon of a lad vho, whether at home or abroad, vbetbor vlth friend or opponent, pliyed the game." Honorary pallbeims WR* Art Chapman. Lorna Northcott, tola Couturt, Harry Ollvtr, W. J. Robertson, Pnnk pndrlckson, w. J Holmes, j. I. Morkln. K. 0., Wird HcVey, 0. N. Bawlf. Art Lush. Art somen and Clem Loughlln. The ictlvi ptllbeiren were Dick Irvin, r. O. Maiwell, Jimmy Onnt, John Uting, John petertsn snd Willi! Archibald. Thirty repreeentattvet ot Wlnnlptg sports organisation! acted u usher! at tha church. UBLPORT, Sask., June 11 (CP)— Poulblllty ot postponement of balloting ln Melfort riding to permit J. D. dictate, win do likewise. Thla vould Incomplete nomination papen barred him from standing for election, loomed today. R. J. Oreavu, Coniervitlve candidate, li nported to havt offend to withdraw from the field lt J. D. IlcParlaae, Liberal candidate, vlll do likewise. Thll vould necessitate a deferred vote and permit Mr. Phelps to he officially nominated. FAVORS A DEATH TERM FOR THOSE HIT BY DISEASE LONDON, June 15 (CP cable).- Sir Bucluton Browne, eminent 84- year-old physician, told a medical gathering today he looked forward to the ume when the profession would have the power of "sentencing those wbo through disease or crime are not fit to live," to death. They should also be able to grant permits to the old and worn out who wished to go to a lethal chamber, h* added. Sea Otter Attacks Dogs at the Coast VANCOUVBB, June 15 (CP)—A daring au pint* hu Invaded the Coil hirbor waterfront and "floit-houM" dwtlltre today tought protection trom the authorltlu. Tb* outlaw, a gtgintlc otter, hu taken poueulon of a float at th* north rnd ot Denmin itrwt ind hu attacked doga of waterfront residents. Yuterdiy, the animal attacked a dog owned by K. B. Leuty, marine mi- chinlc, vho rushed to tbe assistance of his pet and drove thi Invader otf vlth a broom handle. Ruldentt fund Mme ot their dogi DAUGHTER OF ROOSEYELTS IS AFTER DIVORCE ABOARD THB PACIFIC LIMITED. June IS (AP)—Ai ihe Journeyed to- wtrd her new residence In Nevsda, Mra. Ana Roosevelt Dall tonight confirmed reports of her plan to seek i divorce tram Curtis Dall la an esduilve Interview with the Associated Press. Teen-Aged Boys to Tour North VICTORIA, June II (CP)—Bayne Beauchamp, Honolulu Bngllih profw- sor, vin lead a party ot 11 'tun-aged white boyt from Punhou ichool, Honolulu, and tour American lada on a 1000-mile voyage thli tummer down the Mackenzie river, through tha Northwut Territories and Into subarctic Oanada In boats they will build themselves at Athabaiki, Alta. Tba Honolulu party irrlved hen lut night aboard thi liner Ntigin ind left for Buttle, vhen they will ley plana tor the expedition. Th* dtte of departure hu oot yet been wt. PRESIDENT OF CUBA BOMBED Is Wounded and Two Sailors Killed in Explosion By EDMUND A. CHESTER Associated Preu Foreign staff HAVANA, June IS (API—A terrorist's bomb Intended to kill President Cirlo! Mendleta, exploded behind the president's chair at an official luncheon today, illghtly wounding him and killing tvo naval man, oaa of whom tbe chief executive credited with uvlng hla Ufe. Ten other penom besides Preeldent Mendleta ven injured, among them Secretary of Oommunlcttloni Gabriel Linda aad Oapt. Salvador M. VUoch, chief of. the navy. The jW-d*ot vu wounded In tht band aad the eecrs- Pollce said the horAb wis bhragst to thl luncheon roota, ln ths Immigration detention oamp ' at Tiscornta, acrou the My from Havana, concealed ln a camera box, WORK PLAN FOR REUEF TUESDAY GERRY M GEER IS IN FIGHT IN SASOAN He and H. Winch of B.C. Working in Opposition PHELPS OUT OF MELFORT RACE His Manager Dies ai Heart Attack; Leaders Busy „ _ REOINA, Jan* IS (CP) .-Tired election campaigners, party leaden and candidate* vho have ipent thl dayi and nights on the road, making scores ot ipeeches, line* th* call to th* poll! sounded, wen miking a swing homeward tonight. Only two man day* ot campaigning and than the eltcton take the nine and march to tbe ballot boxu oa Jun* 18 to ulect tbelr memben to tha Beat Saakatcbtvaa legislature. Premier 3. T. U. Andenon vu (Contlnutd on Pig* Tin) TOMATOESHIT PREMIER HENRY OTTAWA, Jun* IS (CP)—"Birring accident!" the nev public works program for unemployment relief will be Introduced ln the houw of common! nut Tunday, Pnmltr R. B. Bennett itated today. Mr. Bennett vu uked by Rt. Hon. Mackenzie King lt the program vould be befort the houw by thi date of the provincial election. FREAK CHICKEN HATCHED IN B. C. NIW WESTMINSTER, B.C., June IS (CP).—A chicken with four legs, tour wings, two bodies and a single head hw been hatched it the poultry farm of Mra. Dan Garland, near Cloverdale, B.C. The chicken waa alive when hatched but died ihortly after. Mn. Garland haa had it preserved in a bottle. . Committed on Murder Charge PEACE RIVER, Alta., June lt (CP),—James Whannell today wai committed for trial tor the slaying of Matthlai Schmidt, homesteader, on May 22 last after tour signed statements, written by the accused, had been preiented to the court Ofticlali raid they expected Whannell's trial to start late next week. Service Charge of $1 an Ounce Is Set on Gold of 15 Ounces or Less Going to Mint Customs snd War Revenue Acts Ars Amended in House OTTAWA, June IS (CP) — Third reading vu niven ln the bouu ot commons todsy to the hill amending ths Customs set ln accordance vlth the budget changu. The meuure amending the Special War Revenue Mt Implementing the budget announcements ilso vu given final raiding la the comment. DiacuaelOn vu brief, Increaaet ia tbe mint chirlu In regard to plicer gold bid been mada, uld A. J. Pruer (Cods. Cariboo). What v*n thou chargu? He inquired. A tervlot chirge hid bun Imposed "applicable only to gold other than thit vlth rupeet to vhlch thi premium tsx of 26 per otnt obtain!," wavered Hon. B. N. Rhodu, minister ot flmnc*. Th* cost of handling small parcels of gold vu toon per ounc* than the of one dollar per ounce ahould obtain ln the shipment ot gold ot IB ounou or leu, but vhen tbe shipments ven 10 ouncu or mon the service charge wu 35 centa, Wu the change ln the imposition of thla charge the result .of th* tu that vu levied on gold, or vu It Imposed befon? uked Mr. Pruer. "No." replied the minister. "Thne hu bun a urvice chirge ilnce March 10." It did not arise of ne Eggs Also Used in the Barrage When Talks at Brantford BRANTTORD, Ont., June 1| (CP)— Pnmler Oeorge S. Henry tonight vu spattered vlth tomatou when he arrived hw* tor i political meeting. An unruly crowd gathered around the premler'i party u he appeared at the theater. The crowd tossed the tomatou u the pnmler stepped from his car And hit coat vu soiled around tbe collar u he entered the building. Wben the premier attempted to leave the building after hla addnu a huge crowd Mocked the viy and he via taken out the rear door and driven iwiy in a friend's car. The premler'i chauffeur had arrived with a police escort and the crovd pelted the driver and ear with tomatou and egga. The premier'! car vu driven to the police ttatlon u Mr. Henry left the rear entrance In another machine, a huge crowd of bll followen giving him an dvitlon. Pnmler Henry walked Into the theater to begin hu addnu u the crovd. surroundla*** bla csr. continued to tou tomatou al the driver. The crovd remained until the pnmler finished his address but ths presence of police offlcen prevented sny further demonstrations. . NEW DIRECTORS FOR TWO BANKS MONTREAL June IS (CP).-It wu mnounced here todiy that Al* Ian A. Uttt*, K.C, has been appointed vice-president of Barclay's bank (Canada) and that Hon. Chu. A. Dunning, former miniiter of finance, haa petit chosen a director of the bank. Another announcement here today •aid that Arthur B. Purvit, pruldent and managing director of Canadian Industries Ltd., hit been ip* pointed a director ot the Bank of Montreal. Right Jo Use of Free,Speech Fails as Blasphemy Plea MONTREAL, June IS (CP). - Sentence will be pronounced next week upon Gaston Pilon, allu Robert Pllon, found guilty by jury of the court of King's bench here today of oral blasphemy in connection with a public speech he delivered December 13, 1933 on "The Bullet Bobby Morgan Tried to Dislodge From Barrel of Gun Discharges Into Chest ittmtTiwtwttMMswei SO HE TAKES THE NEW CAR AT LAST! . VANCOUVIR, Juat IS «» •*•■>■»«*—SM VICTORIA ILL IS FIRE-SWEPT Damage May Reach to $75,000; Much Lumber Lost He Runs From Shed to Parlor of Home and Collapses BULLET PIERCED THE LAD'S CHEST Was Using a Chisel in an Effort to Move Stuck Bullet VICTORIA, June IB (CP)—Pannid Into a roaring turgau by i briik wall -sta,* fla , ota*o* Malght Moon-Whlttlngtoa lummy.' punt l*»M~**58*a*; hire, dutroyed UV-atlU."- pUntrfg'" ■»■"»-« mill, l.ow.000 ttet Of nport lumber, injured one fireman and caused lMm>H * estimated between glSO.000 and »n»,Q00. Between 'seventy-five and 100 men will be out of employment. Tbe mill had been working tvo thlfti ud turning out bo.ooo tut of lumber i diy. Tbe fin itirted ln tht boiler room •nd ipread rapidly. CANADIAN RADIO MUSICIANS OCT Dominion-Wide Strike Cslled Over Dispute on Montresl Wages History of the Popu. Pllon, who acted as hli own coun- eott of handling gold in larg* quin vould be killed and they decided to tltlu In the mint. ' appeal to the provincial game board gl PER OUNCE tor aid u the lav forbids them killing It vu therefore provided, aald the animal themselves. the minister, thtt a eervlce chirge uarcn is." it am not anu oi ne- ' ruw. *»u»_ ■v.***, «w .-. ww*. —.—. oeaslty or have any relation to the sel, insisted on a English-speaking ttx on gold u introduced in the * Jury. After the panelling he nld he budget. The urvice charge not only readily admitted uttering the wordi covered thi cost of handling ao far u ta* Royal mint wu concerned, but th* cost "to which ve an put on account of ahlpmant chargu, insursnos and sa amy chirge in the united Statu vhsra tht gold muit again be auayid beftre payment li finally mide." Complaint! had been made thit there ven deliyi la thi uuy Office at vincouver. uld Mr; Praur. Tb* difficulties did oot irlu becauw of any lack of ictlon on the part ot tha department ln Can- i ada but delays frequently irose through hiving to wilt tbi uuy re. turns when ths gold vu uld In tb* united Statu, vu the reply of the minuter. wtth which he wag reproached— "but as a Britiih subject I have the tight to free ipeech." Prince Gives Aid to a British Farm . School In Province LONDON, gone 15 (CP cable)— Tin Prince of Wales has donated MOO* to the Child BmlgraUoa so- cltj's scheme for establishment of fsrm schools ln the Dominion for childnn trom Onat Britain, Including a farm achool In Brltlih Colombia. TORONTO, Jun* It (CP).—A So. mlnion-wtd* itrlke of Oanadlan radio commission muslclins WU called for tonight. Tbe itrlke will •tart at midnight, Walter Murdoch, pruldent of the Toronto Musicians' Protective association and chairman of the musicians' ndlo committee ln Canada, declared. Mr. Murdoch stated tbe strike throughout the Dominion vu. the result ot a dispute ln Montreal betveen tbe musicians ind the radio commission stations thin. Be uld the radio commission la that olty refused to pay the assodstloo's fee snd refused to pay anything for "remote control broadcasting." The chairman added* tbat the Montreal stitloni advtaed the muslclins then they propoied to oper- ate an open ihop "to employ nonunion or union muslctana u they pleued." Hudson's Bay Will Come Under Probe OTTAWA, Jun* it (CP).—The mail buying committee today com- Seted lti main Investigations into e commercial ramifications of the T. Eaton Co., Ltd, of Toronto. It adjourned until Tuesday when the Hudson'* Bay company and one or two smaller department stores, will be analyzed by committee auditors. I Victim of a slug from hit ewn __ eallbr* rifle 7 —Jay evening, which discharged while hi wis attempting to dislodge * bullstfrom ltl birrel, Robert Wilson Morgan, 14-yur-old ion of Mr. and Mn. Hone* Morgan, ran from th* . woodihid, at th* rear of thl ftmlly parlor and dropptd to th* floor where he died. He had * faullat wound In hli cheit Thi iccldint occurred In Filrvltw. Th* tnglc event hspptintd •bout 7:40 whll* th* lid's pirenti win vliitlng up town, tnd hi ex* plrad In thi presence of hli litter, Juni, ind Mr. tnd Mra. Altxindir lonltn, nelghbora. An lnquut wit found unneceuirx by Coron*r Dr. H. H. MacKenzle who Invu. tinted thl iccldent. Bobby, who only a few dayi prt- ■ vious to Friday, had been granted/ permiiiion by Chief Alex, Stewirt lo hold target practiat in hit btck ytrd with in tlr gun, etrller ln tha evening Wiethe sole psrticipent ia a make-believe camp outing btck of the houie. STOCK OFF BARREL Leaving tn improviied ihelter, ha ipparently wtnt into tbt how* wfiere t -22 rifle wu etched by his ptrents, tnd took it to tbl woodshed with Mm, Ht detected ths. •tack from the btrrel tnd wu.tt- tempting to eject a cartridge f1— thtchfmbtr . tandem _ Stewart ixpreued '— tttt, with the muzzle of the i , His chert and the hammer btck, h* . had attempted to pry out the eheli I with the Sharp end of the chisel tnd the firing pin wu accidentally released. * Running to the houie hi colltpted, tnd June, his lister ran to Mrt. I Ionian, a next-door neighbor and cried that her brother hid, beta btdly hurt. Mr. Ionian, wbo spot* to her tint, thought thit the wis joking but when she commenced to cry he sensed that it wtl lerioui. *. WITH HIM AT BIRTH Mrs. Ionian rushed over to tht : house. The fint to let thl lad into the world with hla mother tt birth, i the was with him whtn he died. Seeing the boy'i condition lhe lent to her husband tor medicine and when he arrived he immediately opened up the boy'i clothing at th* chert and found the wouncu Or. J. P. Gussin waa summoned and arrived t tew second! later, only to find the boy deid. Mr. tnd Mrs. Morgin, Dr. MacKenzle, Chief ot Pollct Alex. Stewirt and Sergeant Robert Hanhiw * were cilled by Dr. Gmsin. Sirten of the lid thought thtt ht had injured himself with lawn ahean but an examination of tht wound disproved tht theory and a search began for a gun. Mr. Moran found the XI mining from its hiding place and the search continued to the back of the house and the riflt ' was .tound in the woodshed, Liter Dr. MacKenzle found th* bullet in the lad's shirt. It had penetrated his body but had not patted, through hia clothing at his back. The heatt was missed by the chargt, but t vein or artery wu levered and he bled inwardly. Bobby, a popular Fairview boy,, where has was brought up, leave* besides his parents tour listen, Sylvit, June, Dolly ind the baby. He would have been 15 yean old on August 15. He attended Nelion junior nigh school. AUSTRALIAN GOVERNOR AT VANCOUVIR. VANCOUVER, June 15 (CP).— Sir Philip Game, governor of New South Wiles and Chief Scout ln thit Australian itate, left here today en route to England with hit wife, son ind daughter. They arrived here aboard the liner Niagara. CANADA'S FOREIGN TRADE BOUNDS UP 41 PER CENT IN MAY COMPARED'33 9 Of 12 Commodity Groups? 145378337 for tbe ume month of , ts ___. x, , ol '933, while Imports Increased from in Export Business Show ' ** - - ^^ Increases OTTAWA, June lo (CP)—Cenada-i foreign trade bounded up 41 per oent ra Miy, compired with tbe ume month ot 1193, iccordlng to flguru luued Mrt today by BOn. R. O. Matthews, minister ot nttlontl rtvenut. During the month, export! ind Import! hid* a vtlue of tlio,* Ita/slS oomptred with MlfsOiMI for tht month of Mty. Has. Por Om two montht of th* current flteal wir thlt country'! velum* ot foreign trade hu Increased from I1IB.871.9U lut yur to 1177.- 1703M thli yur or an upwtrd surge ot slightly mors thin M ptr cent. During Miy thl value of Cintdltn eiport* ww W7.8M,6U u againat t3_.92e.6S0 to 152.883,004. Nine of the 13 commodity groupt comprising the export butlnut showed lncreau with slight decline* In thru otheri—whwt flour, fUh and cheese. Compantlve export flguru wert: Mty 1934 Mty 1M» 113.582.154 HS.OM^Ot 1.8113,024 1.735.07S 1.038,061 1.U0.WS' BM.200 677SSS 3411373 1.0SI.WT 111.431 llMSjfl Whut Whtit Plour 1Kb Pan - M*at* Cheeu punks and Boards Wood Pulp Newsprint 2.220.673 '..183,63! 7,618,467 Austomoblles and Parti . 1.883*87 Copper. Pirtly Mfd 3371304 Nlcktl unmfd 3,868,834 1.243.85»* l.ess.ost 6.416.141 1.116,871 * 1.113.MH 3.016,069 1 ^^^^|H---I -—mm a—nmmm——- PK.l TWO MllBURtfp i1 HEALTH J 1 "tRVEPlUV Smothering Sensations Flint and Dizzy Spells The* (eellngi of -.liotnui; thott dluy swDs, ibwe ill-goo* imothtrlng. (inking mlatioat which rami ovtr ptopk -from Dan to tot, irt wtmlngs thtt ihould sol go unheeded. Thty indlott* U wtrtotly *W** Thott Rind N. PU18 8 remedy w thtir hulth, build up thtir nm iodiott* condition of tb* Dtrvtt tod othtr uld be givin waMdUte atltotioa. ln tnii wty will tod to Milburn'i remedy with whloh to itoupiett* tints, tntl iwn system, ""lli your ttoJiU* M$h_ra'i E * K. Pilk CRESTON RASPS M0VERAP1DLY Old Country Looking for In- cressed Apple Tonnage This Year CM8TON. Junt 18 — With thl •triwberry movement In full swing, tbt tsehtnii hu put on a truck to pick up btrrl*e from lti growen it AIM Biding, Irlckson tad Cinyon, foe the haul to Cmton. Rany Oompton li tgtln In chirge of this work. Report! from Arrow creek Indicate thlt thl growers ln thlt dlttrlct ue thll yur selling independent, wtth much of the crop dutlntd for in Idmonton, Alt*., broking* Mat. Raspberries in coming npldly tnd will be heivler than in 1888, dm ntw pientlngi Ui ilmost tvtry lection, but mon particularly at Wynndel. Cherrlei in tlso siting and tome of thi sours in retdy to move. During th* month, Creston hit hid calls from representatives et tw* Old Country firms, who in looking tot lncnutd apple tonnige FALSE MODESTY ABOUT PILES UnfortiinaUly ther* It a dilletcy tbout mentioning thlt dluue, *v*n to th* family phyitdu. Tht drttd of tn optration kttps mtny trom eonsijting thtlr doctor. 8tfdora lf tvtr It tn opentlon ntcmtry IJ Dr. Cbt88'8 Ointmtnt is und. Belief from th* burning, itlnging unu- oost It obtain**! tlmoit 81 toon st thii Ointmtnt i» tppliid. PinUttnt tM will umiDy ovtrcomt tvtn th* th* most teriout cam of long ittnd- thu ywr. Tht ant optlmlitlc ti T M. Kntwtoo, tt Ulvnaool, Bnglud. who mint • diy In thi nllty. Bi itatei the tngllib crop it Ught, ai U tht Sttttn Oanada Eld. and with ntw irrtnitmtati tht Impirt Markttlag Board to an up tbt Awtmltii and Htw Zealand arop* befor* Ctntdlin tpplu arrlvt, thtrt ll *vtry reisoa to look tor better uport prteu thin In 1888. Bt hu a ttttag preftrtnot for Jonathan, Dallclout ind Jtclptoih Rid, confining ihlpminti to tht lltM between 118 lad 8-8, TH. othir vltltor wu Wr. Wottlngton, itpit* sentlng thl Owwty-Sbtw film, who speelillse ta auction markttlng. FERNIE SCHOOLS HAVE A PICNIC midi, Jun* 18— Tbt Vnltod church Sundiy Mhool htld itt innuil picnic it thi dty ptrk. Tht wtithtr wu fivonble tnd t reoord crowd, •round 880, ptrtlepttod. RtCN, runnlag d novtlty, kept th* younger put of th* orowd oeeu- pled during tte afternoon. Ike topper wu a tptwlil fwtw* thlt yur. Tht Ladlu tld cooperated wltb thl tohool tnd hid all food caUactod la advanst tad tht s*ndwlobti midt. Tht change wu a good -mi from tht formtr method of IndHorlmlniti htm- P*n. After tupptr tht annual ttftbtU gtmt wu held bitwim tbt 't**n*igt boyi tnd tht mimed an. Al uiutl thi youngw ftllowi mtdt mott nnu but thty could not oompete with rank Britniy in oountlng tad tbt flntl goon Is still t rayit*ry* Vltlton to tht Cout will find HOTEL HUDSON 771 Siymtur St, Vtnattivtr, B.C. Vtry comforUble ind eonvtni- tnt to tbt Shopping tnd Thutrietl fflttrict. MOST RIASONAStl RATIS Guide for Travellers «n«IOVII) »^Ptfw»-| *KtsW*vV-*9 "Finest in tht Interior" THE HUME HOTEL PHONS 7«7 Breakfast 25c to 60e Luncheon 35c to 50c-Dlnntr 35e and 65e Rotary ud Gyro Headquarters RM Rut Strvlot NtUon, 1.0. Ctoorg. S*n«*n. Tnt. BtWR-J. B. Haslewooti, Kslowni; R. B- Warn, A. I* Cirrutbtn, a* < Jblllp, Vletorli; Mr. tad Hn. K«* ! atdy, Bilfour; A. Andtnon, h. AI* Ston. ktedlcini lit; a N. Hsyltnd, : Tmi; F. wuittmton, Paaucton; w. : and Mrs. Sails. Ntw Dtnvtr; A* W. ^mbtrg, A. md T, igahtrg, ony creek; O. Mrtnnei, bo ttM. T- M. Blick, n. B. Burgeu, 0,0. Thompton, J. Bntwltli, B. M OutUt, Vaa- couver; I. If MinhUl, Selrao; T. Futmtn, cmton; I. Wlltoa, Bct- w*U; J. H. BrutMt, A. o. MKNell, Blalrmort. 3= (The Savoy Hotel "Where the Guest Is Kind" Nelson's Newest and Finest Hotel. Many Rooms With Private Baths or Showers. latBAKBRST. J. A. KERR, Prop. PHONI 18 RSLSOR. B.0. SAVOT-Don Wi, Al. 0. Birnes I Circus; R. 0. RoWrt*. Brli; ».*A.- Mturo, Spokine; B. St. Mir>, N. Fournltr, Wlnnlpei; Mrs wllllim [OoUlna, Rtno Mini,, Salmo; i*w- rtnet J. wood. MUgton; w tad Itn. T. B. Abb*v. Mirror Uki; W. R. Dobson. Oalgan; B. I. D*wu. SUnr- ton; Bj-ottoialko. rairoa; J. Stun, Vancouvtr. Vow Orand Hotel r. U ftAPAft, rret. Wiekly and Monthly Situ Hot ind CoM ffittr tttglt SM ap Doublt |i.M np •10 • Month and Up Occidental Hotel IM Virata St. Phont MTL R. WA8S1CR SraCUI. MONTRLT RATB8 Oood ComforUblt Roomi Minerf Hudcuertett Madden Hotel A Welcome Awaits You MS. a MADDER ■ot in* Cold Wltn la th* MART of tb* City QUEEN'S HOTEL A. LAF0INT1. trtt, Roomt from 8*0 to 81 J* Monthly SI* tnd up Stum hutod tnd hot tad told Wtttr in *v*ry nam MS Baker Si Thoo* M TRANSPORTATION-Freight & Passenger. BUS SCHEDULE But Luvu Nelson DAILY for. Trill. Roultnd tt 10:19 a.m.. 3:00 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Nakuip tnd Sloctn Vtll*y pointi it 8:00 un. Kulo. Almworth, Bilfour ind Lake pointi it 8:00 p.m. Creiton, Cranbrook, Fornlt and Prairie pointi it 7:40 tn. Bonners Ferry, Spokine tnd U.S. pointi it 7:40 i.m. •ui luvet Ntlwn DAILY IXOIRT SUNDAY ftrt X*FV.,n *2d Okanann nolnti at 8:00 a.m. Colvllle, Spokane, Buttle, Vtneouvw it 10:18 un. PHASE CUT THIS OUT POR FUTURI RIFIRINCI Central Canadian Greyhound Lines, Ltd. Phons 800 - Nelson Depot. 205 Bsltsr St. - Phont 800 NELSON - TRAIL - ROSSLAND "tUT FREIGHT LINE ««l"ft «*" J.C. "SCOTTY" MUIR. PROP. PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE Phons Nelson 77 AT ALL TIM ES Phons Trail J 3 or \0\ FERRY TRAFHC HEAVO, MAY Nelson Ferry Carries More Passengers and Aytos A mneril lncretie In tht ftrry traffic for May ovtr thl eorrupondlni month lut yttr wu thown la tht Mturni oamplltd tt tht Provlnclil public worn diputmmt. Thl Nelion fury carried 484 more automohllM thli May tad 4833 more puungtn tad tht Cutlegtr firry |70 more tutu tnd 1807 mon pts* natni* Returns for Miy 1183 ind 14 srt NELSON 1833 AutM 7,03* Truiki (light) Bit *ru*t (bwr)...-. 8*8 Motor amn ... Itt Motortyolu it MH* — lsi PuuMtn 88,070 Freliht (tons) ...... 801 H-rtoi 18 Cittle ,.,„.„....„... a 1834 •a 881 140 18 81 88,1*93 818 33 7 CA8TUOAR Alltot - 8,401 Trutki (light) __ 888 Trueki (huvy) 870 Motor hints :,0« Rip — rt3 . Patttngers .._ 13,474 mijbt _.™__.. 84814 Horiu .................. 88 Cittlt ..._______ 47 KOOTRNAY UKB Autot, free l« Auto*, ptld 884 Trucks, free 1 MoUrcyclu 18 Pmen|tn, fnt .... * St KSr:..^..: l*&» OittU RAIROr-LONOBSACH Autot Trueki (Iliht) _.. TruUfi (huvy) „. MotercyclH ....._.... iVtt -~_a— Puungtn i PrUghi- .„„ Cittle 8M 80 I 1^88 . JOOH 3 .' 8771 488 883 188 318 14,281 1!H 18 84 737 1 ,-_ 88 m 8 . '«" 148 18 8 1,854 >14 8 8 NEW DENVER GIRL INJURED IN FALL NfW DSNV1R, JUM 18 — Vlctorli mat Ml fnu I bicycle ind WU t pttlent tn tb* hotpltal ovirnight. Ulttta Suto* of Sudan bin. Htnt In thl loul hotpltal. Ctrl Oeorge of Wallioe. Idaho, la vltltlng with bll motfair Mrs. I. Otceg*. Mn* Oropp, Mr. tnd Mn. Cliff* tad O. Ttttrtt. motond to Kulo. "Buck" Ouirnity hu Uft for Hilton tfttr nlltvtng S. M. Stmntlion of tht local tank for tw* wukt. Th* Uglon tnd Womini' luxllliiry mtatatt tn bung eompUmentod on the ImprovimaBU to th* Uglon bill. Tta htirhu bttn tnlirged tad tht walla and ceiling petoted to give better light. New Ughtlng fixtures ban been insttllsd. fti new kitchen that hu bttn added hu ell the modern eonvtnltneu. with largt cupboard! for dltbu. While the mta did mott of ttt work, ttt luillliry did I nut deal, to help makt ttl hall til tttt could bt dwlred: making dlih toweU, card tabli coven, tad buying tnd making tbt eurtaln*. Ion* of tt* atulUary muabot donttod cruau tad lugin. REFRESH YOURSELF wttk 'Colombia' QUALITY SOFT DRINKS CIRCUS DAY snd EVERY DAY ALWAYS SPECIFY 'Columbia' Made In Nt If on •THI NELSON DAILY NIW*. NIUON. •.C-^SATURDAY MORNINO. JUNI 18. 1884 • Today It Circus Day In Nelson Dance Roists Fundi for Sports Day of Gray Crook Club (WAT CRBSK, Jus* 18—A sue* ccssful tulUtary drive tnd dine* wu hild htn by the Porcupine club to nlu money for tht ehildnn'i iporti whloh we to bt Mid cn 3m* IS. Tht winalni country wu Satin. Tbl pity* m wm mips Ollv*r, J»au oliv*r, Ml* Topij Peten tad tlr. Mwt. Supper wu wrf*d b> lbt. Lymberj lln. (5'NelU, Mn. Adimt. tin. Otrke, Mr Btnthltn and Tom Kunst, Dancing wu tnjoytd by th* younger folk! after lupperACutlc wu supplied by Otorgt Rlchtrdion. LEAWlD TO (MAYING First Three Are Some In Contest at Agassiz Whlit tht rtjttlve podtlon ot the thnt ludlng pent remained un- end of tht Slit week ■liylns contut it JMT Itoond plice _ tnd 8*ndill wu nud- ;td out of fourth piece, which it .ltd occupied tht wtek before, by the pen ot f. Switiki Farm. Tha two peni iwipptd plao*8 during tht week. Both, ilong with the three leiden, tr* 8. C whit* lebhorns. The pen ot F. C. Evuu still com- mindi t generoui Itad ovtr lti nearest competiton, ltying 80 eggi during the week to boost its egg total to 1581 tnd pointi to 1790.8. SCHOFIELD HOLM WOOND A. W. Schofitld'i pen, in second pltct for tht lttt ttw weeks, retained lti position by laving 89 eus, increasing the egg-total to 1557. ont btttor than tti* leaden. But the eggi htvt «arn*d lttt in pointi. tttiTpoint tottl being 1842.-:. W. M. Ftlrwuthir'i ptn htld onto third pile* with * week's egg-production ttf if. which'incrtaMd itt tgg'total to 1541 and point-total toJS4W. Tht Swistlki's lump into fourth pltct wu thi ruult of tht ltrgut ■ttttt. 1863.8 pointi TbtTRump in'tTsin dill ptn ltld 48 tut. Itt tottl In tl Si II now UU tnd in polntt 1821.6. Wuk Tottl! Eggi Igfi Pts. •ARNBS CIRCUS GREATEST IN ITI HUTORY Thtt eoloutl *uat for which th* childnn Irapitlintly wilt from yttr to year la hsrel If you you were u young u you und to bt, you wouldn't hav* to uk. Any youngster In gruter Ntlion can till you tnat thli li tbi diy of ill dayi for thi ciroui wltb lti nd wtgoni, trumpeting binds, tooting calliopes, cumbersoros elephints ind humping camtl* wlU be ushered In with th* diwn. Thru apeclal traini tnvilllng ovtr thi Cinidlm Ptclflc nllroid will "ring th* Al O. Bsrnes elrcua to town. The flnt section known u tht "flying tquadron" and bearing tht oommlssiry depirtment. the memg- trle ind four iluplng can deputed from Cranbrook—whm tht big ihow ippeired yuterdiy tt 10 o'clock lut night over tbe Oj.Il. The second notion burlng baggage wagona, horses and mon honu, tenti and appurten- ancu wu tpeedlng hen toon ifter midnight. In clou pursuit followed the bilince of the equipment ind • icon of sleeping ein with performers, officials ind employees not curled on thi two preceding sections. Ae quickly u the tralna arrlvi they will be perked on convenient sidings whsri th* wort of unloading will btgln and tht tnnifer of the equipment to the ihow grounds, lleereitlon puk. Beotuu of thi tcrug* by th* Al O. Birnes canvu spreads, tht dining tint*, tht commlsssry deptrtment and the itahli tenti, win bt raised tome distance from the show groundi, whin thS big top, tht world'i lirrest tent—nearly two city blocki In length—will be placed. Altogether It tints covering some 13 teres ot ground are uaed to house th* gigantic enterprise. Merer so richly u ln thli uuon hu thi Al O. Birnei ihow deurvtd tht idmlntlon and pitronage of millions —those millions to whom lti name hu evtr bun a houuhold word ind for whou pltuurt ind instruction it. emu, in mtgnltudi tnd mtrit tmre hu never been anything to compare with lt. Through lti absorption of the greet Sells-Ploto ciroui. ths imalgamttlon hu resulted lh the world's lirgut trtvilllng imuume* . tnttitutlon. Itt vlilt oonitltutot t veritable municipal holiday. Sich teuon thl enlirged Al O. Barnei ciroui mtkei two compltt* tranicontlnentil tripe acrou th* Am- •rlcan continent. New Tork. Chicago and thi lirger duet in vlilted by tbi ituptndout inttrprln. Itt predominating ctitracterlitict of honuty, truth tnd progress eclipses in mtgnltudi, mtgalflotaw and virlity *v*ry Othar tented undertaking. With apud. and prectilon the tenti will begin to nou tbelr wiy Into tbt ilr won after thl arrival ot the tint red wagon on the ihow groundi. Uke an army, the ciroui flguntlvily moves on IU stomach. Oeorgt Tipton, tht drew chef, promises to havi a piping hot breakfast for tht fin', contingent of thl 1080 tmployeet, 80 minutei ifter thl commissary wtgom tn spotted. Before noon all promises to be in retdlneu it thi touted city. Although the Al O. Birnes clrous ls a peculiarly tnd typically American institution, mon than 80 per cent of Its performen in foreign. In Europe the struggle for ulitence ls so shtrp thlt people will attempt exploits which Imperil life and limb. They hsve come acrou thl water by acoru. Then tra 400 performen wtth tht show representing 18 foreign countrlei. , Childhood's dreams promise to be gloriously nallctd tn thi huge spectacle, the "Fiesta of the Bio Grande" which serves u a prelude to the main performance. Interpreted by 800 persons. 100 singing ind dancing glrlt, cavalcadea ot horses, cimsli and elephant!. It will be presented In a urlu ot ridlint visions, vut Ubluui and moving spectacles ot iridescent splendor and promises to bt by fir the molt notable uhltvement In ipec- tsculir ind dramatic imusemsnts In ill the long history ot thi fimous circus, "Poodles" Hinneford, prince of riding clowns, hesdl thl human personnel. Fruh from t four-year conquering of Europe, thli ftmoi'i bareback rider promltu to uncork unhurd of thrills. Tht Plying Clirkonluu, cham pions of Europe, will bt pitted igilnst Ameflct'l representative lerltlltta, tht Wtrd fimlly. Altogether mora than 80 Ot thl World'! celebrated aerlilltti will be Men thli aaaaon. From Italy eonwe thi Canestrellls family of equilibrist! whou work on unsupported ladden are unequalled. Twenty-four mperbly trained itaUIont from Soviet Russia will be seen here tor tbl flnt time. . Miss Msbel Stark, intrepid quun ct wild animal tratnen, will igiln bt ■etn, thla iMson. In a ateft. girded arena thl mm slip of i girl will bittle more thin t Mora of man-aliy* ing royal Bengal tlgen, mwly cap* tured In tht tomt and Junglu ot tha unclvlUud world. Either Ktcilinte, ironing aertallet, from a flying tnpeee ln tht dotpt of thi big top, wtll turn i somemult, only to citch by ber heels. Whlit htr brother Phil confine* bll tctlvltlu on i swaying wire. Recruited trom t small wagon show pitying In thl Interior of Mexico, they an highlight! among thli aauon'i stm. John Casteel's dogs ire an Imftrt* ■ firing mules, and rumba ponies. Clowns' ant future, along with his back-firing Sixty funmakers will be on hand to entertain the llttle folk Including Art Borella. Bozo, Xlnko and Milt Taylor ilong with 20 SurOpttn Juton. In lti mintgiiiu thl Al O. Birnu clrcut hu excelled for more than 28 years. Mon* than 1000 tpeclmini of ttn wild inlnuli will bt on display. Inatttd of mm "ptln" ot thl Jungle beuti thin will In mtny Instances bt scores of thtm. Twenty-one ilephtnta wtU bt on dliplty ind droves ot Asiatic and Siberian camela. Doors to tht huge double menigtrti will open tt 1 tnd 7 p.m., iftordlng an hour to Inspect the world's lirgut travelling eoologlcal collection or to enjoy a concert by Profeuor Chulu Redrlck's military band. At midnight thi lut ot thi ciroui trains win bt en route to Spokine where the big ihow will exhibit Wed. nesdty, June 20. LEADERS IN Tl FERNIE SCHOOLS Ftaifll. Juni 18—Tbi honor roll for tht Pernle public tchoolt for Miy, Juit luued, places the following it the hesdl of their respective cliuu: Dlvliion 1, gradi 8—Mildred Truster, Miry Kelmin, Belinda Arcurl. Minnie Mulrhud, Ithel McOlidrey DlvUlon 2, gradt 8—Alfred Bonnut- to, Hirold Peterton, Kenneth WlUon, Onde 8B—Jick Reid, Mildred BARGAIN FARES ■ to- EASTERN CANADA Tickatt on Salt Dally, Jun* I to Juns JO incluiivt. M*tmn Limit it Dayi Return Far* fnm NILION to-. TORONTO 147-90 Ottawa 4*78 montrial 50*10 QUIII0 88.78 HALIFAX 84.00 All Rill, tr vli 9rtlt Liku upon diymint of birth snd mill chirgu. CirrstptaiHasly bw ntot to *tW EuUra point*. Btagc ♦ awm Int. FaU atrtltmlan /rem etn A$a*t CANADIAN PACIFIC Billy swanulck. Ortdt 1 Frank Vin* ler berg. Dlvliion 8, gradt 1—Violet MoXen- xlt, Aurora Ortuflo, Mirgiret OIU, Olga Warahawaky, Margant Hughes. Division 4, gradi 7—BUI Mitchell, Emlyn Mitthsws, Mil lm Worthlngton, Clifford Roblnton. Gride 8, Albert Beutall. Joe Stropky, John Perrl, RuueU Burtnlcki. Division 8, grtdi 7B— Dorothy Bruce, Prank OlgUotti, Oeorge Mills. Dem Wuhburn, Joe Dolynuk. Qrtdt 8, A. Korman McBean, Pred Biker, Ildrad Bout, Phlllli HuktU, Gladys Riven. Dlvliion 8: Oradi 6A- Kenntth WhlMUw, Htrry Wilson, Mtry ones, Jimu Alton. Orade 88— John Colu. Bobby Clirki, Jun Pitonon, Frank Kop* chia. Division 71 Orade BA—(Molly Uhcutor tnd Frank Auguttyruk), Jtck Stalnsby, Donild Walker, Muriel Robson, Sandy Sin bom. Dlvliion 8: Grids lA-Jein Hirrlton. Alms Peten, Hlldi Htrchuk, Edith Reid, Hughet, Pred Mltclteo. DlvUlon 8, gride 4A—Jun Login, Dtvld Pepper, Mary McOlsdrey, Betty Ohtpmin, Jimu Ince, Jean Kelmin. Division 10. grids 4B—Sdltb Poln- ton, Mirlcn Bui*, John Boanowikl, Lorraine Duthle. Orade A, Sybil Dunn, Miry Kbblnec, Doreen SoUppt, John Sivigt. DlvUlon 11, grade SA—Blllie Uphill, Victor Citaldo, Hirbert Knlirt, Lesllt Hockley. Orade IB, Alfred Hawkina, Mary Boulo, Jtck Owin, Jessie luton. DlvUlon 13, irtdt 1 A—Bobblt Edgir Dontld Sttlmby, Normtn Eutwood, HtUa Cox. Oradi IB—Nick BtdlBlo, virglnli Boulo. Fnd Muuoo. Dlvliion 13, gndt 3A — Unort Wuhbum, Htlen Pmltc, Bthtl Mlnir- ehtk. Ortdt 3B Loratta Utak, Joitt Ptrrl. Ortdt IA, Douglu Quill, John Mlndsk. Division 14: Grid* 4A—Sydney Wtrd, Otorgt Zlnovlch, Johnny Ewinulck. Gradi 3A—Vernon Biker, Kenneth Robson, Betty Andenon. Grade IA—-ttay Reed, Alio* Lee*. Mrs. Stevens Gives Ymir Demonstration TMOI, June 18—Mr. end MI*- N. Pitman and ton Elmer wm visitors to Ntlion. TUt Tmlr Womtn'i lnttltt»t» U- briry wu opened undtr the chirge of Mrs. J. M. Gllle. .< Mn. S. Stevent wu t NeUon vUltor. Servleei hild hera-by Rtv. O. Jtntow of NlUon wert wtll ittended. Mn. Ctrl Nyitrom and daughter Edith ot Oirml tn cuut* of Mrs Nyttrom'i piranti, Mr. ind tin. C J- Andtnon. 8. BlU wu t vltltor to Ndion. Tmlr Women'i Institute mtt st tbe homi of Mn. J: M. OIU*. Thm wu i good attondeno*. Mn. SL Stevens gave I demonstration of Scotch short bretd. Rtfnahmanti w*r* urv«d by Mn. W. Kill and Mra. Baron. Whlli In Tmlr to hold urvleu B*v. C. I. M*tt of lut Trail wu t guut of Mn. Mirgiret Peters. fuctio'n for tbt wttk of til ptni Tht bird! Uld 85 igl» the total to 1485 eggs md Sirnivtldtn— FIU*Herb*rt,HO IT 1198 1392.6 Whit* Wyindotttt— CanL A. » 1172 1113.7 Jtnkini, N.T.... 45 U71 1417.* Sidney Ex. SU. .* 41 1140 1101.* S. O. Rhode Island Reds— Arnould, H.K.A.. 64 IMS Brown, Jack ■•■• 41 Cile, IB. 47 Jtckion, Colin F. 8} Mone, F. W. ..,, Penier'i fled Fm. Ruuell, Di ...,,.. , SwutikiPoul.Fi. 47 1205 U Birrid Plymouth Rocks- Delta Und Co. .. SO 1333 Oould, Prank ■*■* 48 Umbie, Jas 37 Lethbridge Ex. St 54 Pennington, A. ... SO Stewirt, Mrs.F.R. 47 1301 1301 1381 1305 UW S. C. A noe nit— Pullen.r. E. 53 UU 1303.8 12S5.4 1378.8 1438.2 1330.1 1333-9 1159.3 SLOCAN CITY BOY SCORES IN THE U.S. Ralph Olstad Heads 2900 in Police Test 1 RATES HEADLINES IN 'FRISCO PAPER Secures Total of 9702 Points of Possible 10,000 SLOCAN CITY, Jim* U-to • ltrgt tight-column httdllni acrou tht full pigt, tht Sin Fringlieo aron.citTt.li of tht triumph ot t ffloetn City boy. ._...__.■ . ftt hetdUne rttdi: TUlbh QUUd Heidi 3900 Ctndldttot in PoUce Force Bl|lblUty Tut.* . ... g&^warvsas reids: "Record But of Ltlj\Thtn ExtminiUom: Wlnntr Al* Ranked Nur Top in Competition for Otn* era! dirt." _. . _, Rtlnh OliUd,,!; tht ton of B. OliUtC ftrmtr, Uvlhg htrt. Ht u- cured hii prinuuT educttion htrt. attending thl public ichool ind high ichool. Hi ii Uyeut old. The story ln the Chronicle, with which tppetrtd t good-ihwd cletr portrait photo reproduction or R"R!!iph"E%.Ud. USO riftoenth avenue, won flnt pUct among 550 candidttee who ptutd tht r*e*nt •niminttion for iligiblu in the pollct dtptrtmtnt. , . "OliUiVi mirk of 0703 pointi out of t poulble 10,000 wu mtdt without vtttnn'i credit Hli mtrk is the highest in the lut three exam- initions held tor topolntment to the deptrtment. In 1934 when thei Wtr tntwitom of rating tuwrttod h jh manned 8583 nolnti ind ln 1928 the hieh mm hid 8518 potato. . "Not content with trying for he oolice depertmtnt, Olltod recently took the examination for S«nera clerk cominf out u third hlgtost ctndidato. HI* P*,«r work wis tint tnd ht wai-only b«tt*n out by men who htd ttrvlc* or veteran credita. , „ "The recent pollc* ««min»tlen held laat ftll by tht Civil Strirtce eommliilon had 3800 tntrinti, the lirgest clut tier to ttkt the extmi." SMELTER PBOMICTl IMPORTED Imports of betuilto la April amounted to 70,803 ewt. compired with 81,159 i yur ago: antimony 1 ,- 300 ewt. compared with 85.840 tin In bjocki 3103 ewt. compered with 1388, and trsenlous ojddi 88841V ewt. compered wtth 8. uyi a Dominion bureau of statistics report. 8. C. Whltt Leghorni— Appleby. F. W. .. 53 1290 Bofivar Hatcherlei 53 1353 Boyes Bros. 50 1340 Chilmers, J 53 1330 Dtrbey, P. & Sons 48 1183 Diykins, E. W. .* 37 1038 Jvini, F. C. .... 50 155S Ftlrwuther.W.H. 53 1543 Green, J. 60 1571 Hudey. C. 57 1484 Kennedy Bros. *. 57 1417 Lawson, EiL C.W. 53 1*350 Metcalfe, C. P. .. 55 1301 Morrison, A. D. .. 58 133S Pollok, Opt ... 46 1099 Rankin, Geo. ... 51 1383 Robertion, A 53 1219 Rump It Sendill . 48 UU Schofield, A. W... 59 1557 Swutlkt P, Firm x63 1415 Swtnnon, P Vtrchtre, F. O. •• Wttion, A. G. ■• Wilton Bra. .... Wilton. D Windermere E. S. 1410.7 1537.3 1379.3 1424.- 1171.4 1082.2 x 1790.8 1642.4 1576.- 1617.7 1408.1 1502.6 1363.5 1315.4 1183.8 1329.3 1209.5 1631.6 1653.4 1836-3 1204.1 IZZ 1524.9 1129.5 1360.- 1486.9 * Puchu weighing tlmoit t pound htvt bttn produced on t hybrid trtt. Sales Service Circus Visitors Your automobile Needs in Gas and Oil will be well taken care of at the KOOTENAY MOTORS Phone 117 H. HARROP. MS* CIRCUS VISITORS .... To msks your visit to Nelson really enjoyable you should dins at THE GRILL where food is cooked to perfection. AU White Help Prompt, Courteout Strvlc* CIRCUS VISITORS From the Kootenay District Welcome to Nelson and while ln town drop around snd see your old friend, Pets Kapak, who will be delighted to see you. ' The Place to Cool Of f Near tht Circus Grounds Largest Licensed Refreshment Parlors in the City. Quick, courteous service. Special accommodation for ladies. The New Orand P. Kapak, Mgr. " _______Wfm~ M^mt^nw bST THI NILSON OAILY,NEWS. NILSON. B.C-8ATUAOAY MORNINO. JUNI 18, 1884- ICHURCHESI GJrinity •finiirb (Eljurrl) of (Gauafca W. C Miwhlnney, Miniiter 10:00 i.m.—Church School 11:00 ..m.-"PILLAR8 OF OOO" T:JOpjn.-"BISIDE THI WATIRS." Tuetdiy. S pjn.—United W.M.S. Horn* of Mn. T. J. S. Ferguion. ftt. Paul's Mttitrb (Eljurrl} Rev. T. J. S. Ferguion, B.A. , Minister 10 i.m.—Sundiy School 11 un.—"Flower Service." "God Speaking Through Nature." Soloist-Mrs. Heilscher 7:90 pjn—The Inner Story ot t well-known Mtn't Life." Anthem-"Still, Still With Thee" Tuetdiy, 1 pjn.—SL Paul's and Trinity WJ1S. at SL Paul'i Minse. Bring Mite Boxes. llrst (Eljttrrlf of %fet*ri*uttet I0> BAKER STRUT A brtnch of the Mother Church, The Flnt Church ot Chrlrt Scientist ui Borton, Mist. Sundiy School 0:45 i.m. Sundty Service 11 tin. Subject Luion-Sermon "OOD THI PRISIRVIR OF MAN" Wednetdty Tertimonltl Meeting 8 pm. FRII READING ROOM IN CHURCH BUILOINO- All Cordially Welcome Play Here Sunday The loetl lidlu' rep. softbill turn mute the TrtU Jimmies st tht Junior high school grounds it 1030 erundsy morning. Helen Ling will •tart on the mound for NeUon with either Aria Sssre or Jem Pittenon on thi receiving end. Shipment of Poles From Slocon City 8. P. Pond hu received Initruc- 1 tlons to loid it Slocan City neat Wednesdsy uven can of poles for Minneapolis, to the order of Pige dl Bill, Spokane pole dealers, for whom he recently purchased them, some from oeorge Henderson, and aome from Doukhobors. • THE WEATHER Mln Mix Mns Victoria Si 11 IS 84 Vmoouvir .__._ .10 T4 Kamloopi 18 T4 latevin Point ..... _ _ 10 88 Prints Rupert J 40 88 Dawson ... .. Suttl* Portland 44 M M 88 tttt San yranclaoo 88 88 88 78 Print* Otorg* _ ~ 44 8* Lot Ang*lu ... 88 78 Pentlcton . .... __.-..... IS — Vernon 87 — Orand Ftork* ... .. ... _ 88 78 Kaalo . ... 81 — Crtnbrook —-.—- 48 78 Calgary 48 8* Bdmonton 48 88 Swift Current _;— ao 74 .... 40 88 Qu'ApptUe _. _.. 84 83 Winnipeg 88 88 78 48 88 Ntlton and vicinity: Contlnutd tin* and warm. GOLDMAN RAID TOLDINCOURT Officers Testify as to Patron Served and Liquor Found •• How Corporal David Halcrow aad Constable J. O. M. Lock wilked Into Abe Ooldmin'i soft drink premises, formerly operated u i poolroom, by the mr door siturday night after seeing a patron being urved beer, while Constable J L. Smith kipt witch on thi roadway In front, wu described by th* offlcen ln provincial. pollce court hen Prlday afternoon, at the tint uulon of thi trial of ooldmin on t chirge ot keeping liquor for ule. LIQUOR 8KIZSD The two otfloen flnt named found two part bottlu beer tn the business premises, and a March tf tbe living quarters upstairs brought to light i part bottl* of Scotch, i quantity of Logana wine In a demijohn and aome lo a bottle, aad a full doun of bur and a broken down In thtlr packages. All thla liquor wu produoed ln court tnd Identified. Evidence given by the thru offlcen, Constable Lock, Corporal Hsl- crow. and Conttible Smith, ln that order, constituted the eau for the prosecution, Corporal Halcrow prosecuting. Sttpeodliry Kiglrtret* John cartmel-adjourned thi trill to Mondiy morning, whin ooldmin wtll put ln bit detenu. He It conducting hli own cue. CRICKETERS PLAY SUNDAY Prepiritlont complete, the stage ls now prtotictlly let tor thi Internitlonil cricket match sundiy between Nelson and Spokane dune. Thu will be the tint international n*-.'.ch witnessed hen tnd considerable in* terut U being ttktn by thi bickers of the sport In ths event. PLAN MOUNTI*. PENSION PCM) OTTAWA, June 18 (CP)—Tbe bill which maku provUloa for a pension fund tor Widows and children of Boyal Canadian* Mounted pollot pissed tnrough tb* houae ot common* today and wu glvtn third rudlng. "MADE ITS WAY BY THE WAY ITS MADE" CIRCUS DAY and CURLEW ICE CREAM U-rn-m, It's Qoodl The Kiddies Love It and Grown-Ups Too It's So Refreshing These Warm Days PALM DAIRIES LIMITID "MADE ITS WAY BY THE WAY ITS MADE" PLAN EQUIP DENTAL CAR Dr. Walley WHI Start a Campaign for Dental Work An tnnounotment thtt Dr.* O. A. C. Willi; Wm contemplitlng equipping t dentil car. with tht cooperation of the women'i tnititutet, was made by Preeldent Mtt. G. H. Pnunt t muting of thk Nelton tnd Dlitrict Women'i initltute Friday afternoon. Mn. Wayte Hlckt of tht Yorkihire, Eng., club which t former Nelion ltdy orginlied. wtt t guut ot the Nation ltdltt tnd gave an lntereatlng rttumt of th* progreu of her organiaatlon, Sht .poke on child welfare and ttated thtt the Yorkihire baby clinic itarted for bibles from birth tnd wu open until the child had reachtd ichool eg** Mrs. Pruer reported |4t.T0 ln th* genertl fund tnd $108 in tht speclil welfire fund. Mn. R. Eunton reported for the exchange which mtde IMS during the put month. Mn. Hector Mackenzie told tht gathering that a number of patient* in the hotplttl bid been vlilted tnd unt flowen from the initltute. Preparations were mtdt for a btke sale to be held it the end of tbe month. FllUt TRINITY HALL Good Reception Given Treble Choir and Assistants OTTAWA—It wu announced Prlday that ill uadlitclbuttd earnlugi. wbta dlttrlkutad la aay form, would hav* to pay income tu. came from mau baying probe. Tbe tu will be payable oa any such distributions mads lut yur. Ruling caaw attar it wu found that head of Macdonald Tobacco oomp»ny wu drawing 88000 wukly without paying income ttx. WASHINOTON — Southern hum* cadt will nach loultlana cout ut* Stturdty. HONOLULU—A 98-foot ytwl silled by thne youths irrlved from California. LOS ANOSUS-' nvorou granted in Mexico to Cillfomli ruldtati la Muko to CHlfomli residents bob up whin two dlvorci broken plud rty to oprtatlng without licence. mtny u 1500 cues hindltd In yttr la buslneu termed a "racket." Aa evening replete with elualeal and stored music wu provided by the THn|ty Tnble choir aad u- slittng irtists it I concert recital In thi Trinity ohurch Prldiy evening. A pluilng vtrtitlon provided, by ilternttlng choir md mdivldui! numbers and th* irtlsti received a tine ovation for their contributions. Among fsvorlte Nelson musicians who isslsted with the program wtn A. A. pagdln, Mn C. W. Tyler and lln. Oladyi Webb Potter and her stringed quintette, Verner Linden, only soloist tor tht young choir members, wu given a warm reception. Mlu Snld Stter conducted tbe choir ind prognm tnd iccompan- tsts wtn Mlu Owen Lowery tad Mrs. A. A. Ptgdla. Tht program wu: Tbt choir — "Summer Daya an Come Again," Old Snglllb; "Bern Out of the Meadows." Kltson. A. A. Ptgdla — "Dtiaa," ■ "Ptek- thair-McOtll; "Lusle O' Mine," Bowlu-wsit; 'Molly Brannlgtn," rndltlontl irtih. Tht Choir — "Miybelli ind the Flowin," Mudtluoan; "Spring Wind," Thlman. Mn C. W. Tylsr—"Wilting," Mll- itrd; "N-gbtingsies of Lincoln inn." Teschemicbtr — Oliver; "Th* Big Brown Sur," Mant-Euoct, Thl Choir—"Pedlar of Dretmt," Alcock. Mn Oltdyi Webb-Ptwt*r'( itrlng quintette — '"Tlm* Dances." from 'Nell Owyane Suite," Oerman. Tha Choir — "Pleuun Btalshu Palaa," from "Tlmt tnd Truth," Mindel. Verner Linden, boy toprino, ind choir—"O tor tba wings ot a Dot*," Mendelssohn. •> Mn C. W. Tjier-"H« Shall Pud H.s nock," tnd "Coot Unto Him.' from. Thi Messiah," Handel; "The Living Qpd," OHsri. The choir—"Let the Bright Seraphim," from "Semaoh," Htndel; "Like M a. Pitiwr," (Thtw-pih Ctnon), Cherublal. ' A. A. Ptgdla — "Recitative aad Aria," from "Crucillxon," Stilner; "He Made Hiauelf ot No Reputation," "King Svu Glorious.*' "ttecl- tatlvi From Aria, Prom Bamioa," Htndel; Total idlpse. ,, Ttl choir—"O How A ml t bit An Thy Dwellings." Mtunder. ■*.-.• HEPBURN PLANS AID THE JOBLESS Special Session His Idea if Libs Get Power in Ontario Flashes From the Wires NORANDA—Thru hundred miners who wtnt on itrlke ue buk at work. BBLUNOHAM-Dr. E M. Blair of Vancouver insured motion u itate pruldtn t of iraUrnal Order ot Eagles. PrrTSBURaH-Thre«ten*d United Statu KuI strtki Is tvtrted Indefinitely wben worken toctpt four- point compromUe. SSATTLS-PoUc* controlled Buttle witerfroot Prlday night ut tor lay troubli In effort to open th* port for buslneu ln deflinoe to striking unions. No trouble so fu. TAOOMA—No trace found of two nun who neaped trom McNeil liland penitentiary. LONDON—British holden of Oerman bond! sutured government will tike • firm ttand to protect them following announcement ot Oerman debt moratorium. CLEVELAND- The ucond oldest human opentlon that for itonu In kidneys and bladder oo way to retirement through perfection of a diet to ellmlnite thl dlsesie. Lake Falls at a Faster Rate After uveral diyi of lesuning decline, diminishing to ipproxlmitely .09 toot fill Thundiy, thi Ilk* level speeded up Itt nt* of decline Prldiy, with • drop of .18 foot, ittndlng it noon it 14.80 fut ibove thl low wtter mirk. Thll. suggests thlt thl htt wive hu ihot tt bolt, tnd thit tht mow tret his so dlmlnlshsd u to otfut thi higher tempenturu to wblch It miy be SETTLE THREE TARIFF ISSUES OTTAWA. June 18 (CP) — The shroud ot uncertainty which enveloped some of the tariff board's decltiont wu dlssirnted todiy whea the supreme court ot Ctntdi delivered Judgment on thru conten* tlous luuu referred to It by th* government. Flnt. th« court ruled thtt tb* board hsd no authority to decide quutloni of law u dUtlnct from quutloni ot tut. Th* ucond ruling wu thit. tlthough uctlon 48 of the Ouutomi let wu uaended In November, 1833 so u to preclude the mlnUter of nitlonil revenue from Imposing t dumping duty on goodi entering Canldi under the British preference, thon particular orders issued by the minister prior to November, 1083. which did impose thst duty, wen still invalid. Thl method employed wu . for the mlnUter to tlx value tor duty purposes on certain clauu of Importa. The third ruling wu to the effect thit, replacing thi board ot customs and Incorporating til thi functions of the boird of customs, the, tariff board could make appraisals of goods wben appealed to, but*' Its sppralaals were tubject to ipprovil of thl minuter of nitlonil revtnue. TOC H HEAD TO OTNELSON Holme. Visits LocsJ "Every Man's Club" PAVINGHINT GIVEN, TRAIL Minister Says Roads Maintenance Cost Can Be Reduced WINDSOR. Ont, Juat 18 (OP)- Mltcheii f, Hepburn. Ontario Liberal leader, tonight told 10,000 Windsor electors that if the Dominion Krtrnment discontinued direct n- f July 18 and Liberals wen sleeted to power Ul th* Ontario genersl elections, a iptdal union of thi legulstui* would bt called to dul with unemployment. The Llbenl leider deeeribcd u "vicious and wrong" a tyitem whloh permitted "cabinet mlnliten to hold directorial on flrmt which do builneu with the government." "Any mlnUter of mine will aot be put la • poaltloa who* hi hu to serve two muters." thl Ubem leider uld. Ht denied Coniervltiv* chirgu thit hi would cut old tg* pensions, mothers' tllowanoM tnd ilmllir tocltl urvleu lf he li elected to power ind ctrrlu out hU prom* U* to reduce idmlnutritlon costs 80 par oent. He declared a gnat uvlng could be mids by reducing tht number of "high ulsrled otflclaU ot our 33 boardi ind oommlaslona." Receives Kelowna Property ih Will LONDON, June 18 (CP cible)— Property ind livestock at Aluvtata, Kelowni, B.C., belonging to the utite ot tbl lttt W. M. O. Singer, well* known not hone owner, U bequeith- td to Portueue wnies Prldham. The will probated today ihowed in utate of illghtly nun than is.ooo.ooo. Bonfire Cause of Fire Alarm A call to the tire brlgide it 8:40 O'clock Frldiy tfternoon wu the result of children itarting t bonfire tgllnit the rar ot Murphy Bros.' paint shop on Baker street. There WM no dimige. An treat of interett to TOC H memben will be the vlalt to Nelaon today ot Rty. A. T. P. Holmu, padre for Toe H in eutern Canada who ls on his way to tha oout. At 8 pA. he wlU glvt a talk to mlmbin tnd ill man and boya over 18 who an Interested. I Toe H n the army expreulon of the. army signaller's expreulon tor T.H., the lnltills of Talbot houu whit* wta aa outiUndlng army hostel In Pipwlngbt, tad not a letret or* ginlMtlon for whicn lt ll often mli- tiken. It Is in ordir to perpetuite In 181*11 life the unuiual iptnt ind fellowship which developed at th* popu- lar hoitelry. Ov« 600,000 of floors and men took idvantige ot the open door ef Talbot houu to en].* botpltallty dispensed by Rev. p. B. (Tubby) oi*«t-i. tn tht ume wiy, Toe K U cirrled on u 'Tverymiu'i club" under tbe same motto. With a dUtlact Chrlt- Uin background Toe H U nondmoml- ttltlontl \iA. although originating Its Inglind, li now worldwide. The Prince of WUu Is thl patron and hli limp U k*pt perpetually illght at All-Htllowi-by-the-Tower la London. Snglidd, tnd trom tt til limps, which in awarded to unit! when they have retched bnnch ititus, an Ut.. Penitentiary Head Quits Kingston . OTTAWA. June 16 (CPI—Rulgna- Uon ot Utut.-Col. W. R. Meglouhlln, M.C., u warden of Portsmouth pent* tenUtry, Klngiton, wu announced by Hon. Hugh Outhrle, mlnUter of Juitlw. Beyond th* b*n announcement, th* miniiter had nothing to aay. Re declired, however, no pressure hid been brought to bring ibout thl wardens resignation. Col* W. B. Megloughlln wu ap* pointed ttmponry warden of Klngiton penltentliry October 34, 1833, I tew daya after thi outbnak of tbe terloui rioting imong the convicts of tht Institution. The appointment wu later made permanent. Nolan Is Named Fernie Magistrate VICTORIA, June IS (CP).-John Robert Nolan, of Pernle, has been appointed by the province, police maglitrite for Fernie, stipendiary magistrate tor Kootenay county, official administrator, with Jurisdiction alao ln the small debts and juvenile courts ot thtt tret. 81mi.tr appointments held by Gerald G. Moffatt were tint rescinded. 3.1. Gorojh ii aimed to tht botrd of extmlners ln chiropody. Alltn Ford of Kingsgile md Lewis Jsck ot Newton, trt to bt Justicei ot the peace. Mlchstl Curry, Militant film cenaor at Vancouver had hli salary flx«d tt >1H0 for thlt yttr. DRAW FOK DAVIS CCP PARIS, Junt 18 (CP-HavM)—Tht dnw for th* Pranco-AuatraUan uml- flniU ln .the DavU cup aUmlnittom wu hild today, pitting Juk Cnwford agalnit Andre Merlin and Vlviin Mcorith inr the othtr tlnglet with ChrltUm Bouiui. TRAIL, Jun* IS.—Paving ot the Roultnd-Trtil highway from the tunnel to the start of the present paving mty be done this yetr or qtxt Hon. F. M. MicPherson, minister of public world, hinted to an audience of citiiens in the city hill tuditorlum here Friday night, when he wm the tint ot three speakers of tht government ptrty now miking tn Inspection tour of British Columbli. Mr. MicPherson pointed out thit •t tht preient time the provincial government wm dealing only with maintenance ot roads and no new work will be undertaken until Ottawa il heird from, the propoied worki prognm hiving been for* wirded there. A portion of the maintenance fund, however, had been voted to paving, he aald, which re* duced the cost of mllntenance. It wm alio propoied to do t couple of miles of file Nelson-Trail high wty. Thll would bt only t start, but if tome ptving could be done etch yetr, rotd maintenance costs each Sear would be reduced. ILIIP NUMBERS DECREASE A Weill Gny, minister of munlcl* pslities tnd lands, touched on the relief problem in hit address to the gathering, tnd he was pleased to state thtt of til munlciptlitiei he had visited since leaving New West* minster, the largest number on re lief work wis 85, and thii number, he hid been'told, would de decrees ed considerably very shortly. Speaking for the New weatmln ster district he represented, he uid help from Trail and Klmberley were were greatly appreciated there, as New Westminster, now the third largest port In the Dominion of Ctntdt, ntndled freight which ori- glntted from these pointi, which wm 85 per cent of the freight handled at the port. Mr. Gray praised the city of Rossland at having made such a wonderful recovery of late and added that not other municipality in B.C. had recovered to such extent. He lauded R. R. Burnt, M.P.P.. Ross- land-Trail, stating he was not asking for tnythlng but whtt the district really needed tnd commended the wty In which Mr. Burns hid ittended the last session at Victoria. Dr. J. Allan Harris, M.P.P.. South Okanagan, who hu spent great deal of his Ufe in laboratory work, hoped to te* the ume method of tttack given In other B.C. products thtt now wm rendered ta metals. L. F. Tyson, preildent of the board of trade, wm chairman ot the meeting and Mayor E. L. Groutage introduced the speakers. Preaentlng Mr. MacPherson, Mr. Groutage uid the Kootenays had been greatly in need of representation and in Mr. MacPherson the people had a capable man. Al for Mr. Gray, the mayor said he wm most capable is fir as municipal attain wert concerned, no man being as well versed in such tffiirs. BeiT RACES ARE PLANNED Launch Owners and Scullers Plan for July IV Further progreu wu mide by thl Kooteniy Launch and th* Nelson Rowing clubs for the combined aquatic entertainment ol tbe Trall vltlton on July 31, at a muting held ln tbe office ot Oeorgt 'lorstead Thunday night A true race ln which the launch ownen hav* to run true to the speed ot thtlr boat! which they guess prior to the nts*. aad a bang- and-go-back race, an among the eventi planned by the Launch club. The scullers will be out wtth two fours tnd doublu, u well u ill singles ivillible, ind hive been given the luuranot thtt the coune win be kept dur during the time tbey |.ire out on ttu witer. Cipt. Dr. Ray C. Shaw and Commodore J. C. Forbes wlU form a oommlttu to await on the emelter picnic commlttu to mike arrangemtnta for the prognm. Besides the rowers and launch ownen, Kinsmen club repre- scsttitlvei wen alto pnunt at the muting. BIG IIP IN CONSTRUCTION OTTAWA, June 16 (CP)—The value of. the building permit! luued hy 81 cltlti during May, 1934, wu higher by 31 per cent than April, 1034, ind higher by 43.4 per cent thin In May, 1933. According to statements tabulated by the Dominion bureau ot statistics, the authorizations amounted to 83,843,088, compared with 83,- 348,317 ln the preceding month, and 13.086.373 In May, 1338. Some 80 cltlea furnished detailed statistics, shewing they had luued almost 800 permits tor dwellings valued at approximately 11.300, ooo and for some 3300 other buildings, estimated to coet over 81,400,000, In Vancouver then wu a decreue ln both compwltons. Brandon, Reglna, Saakatoon, Bdmonton, Medicine Hat, Kamloope and New Westminster recorded Increases In the value of home building authorised u compared wtth either thc preceding month or the ume month of lut year. FIFTEEN MES FOR THE WEEK AH Small Ones; Eastern Division Hss Most for First Time BARIL IS TRAIL K.C. CHANCELLOR TRAIL, Jun* 15.—Trail councU No. USB Knlghtt of Columbui It headed for the 1934-38 term by Thomu Lennon, grind knight The annual election of officers give him the toUowing assisting offlcen: Deputy grand knight—J. R. McBride. Recorder—F. M Brennin. TrtMurer—J. A. E. MontpelUer, Chincellor—W. E. BtriL Wtrdtn—A. A. Corii. Advocate—WlUltm Wtrd. Iniide guard—Andrew Kavic. Outaide guard—W. D'Hont. Truitee—H. L Morehouie. Finindal lecretary—Samuel Hepworth. INVITED IN ROBS HOUSE Tedescoe 'to Serve Term Nelson • Jail HAVE TO BE GOOD TO m TRIBE So Say Stony Indians in Explaining Dr. Buchman Is "Brother" MORLrr. Atta., June 15 (CP)—Dr. Prank Buchman, founder of the Oxford Oroup movement, hu bun made a brother of ths Stony tribe of lndlint but It would bt vlrtuilly Impossible for blm to become a chief of the band, u wu previously nported. In a statement luued today over the tlgnituru of tht tribe's chiefs, the bind uked thit the "people all over Canidi" be told "only royil ftmlly li the onu we mike chiefs" tnd the Prince of Wiles ind the Duke of Con* niugbt in the only onu upon whom the honor hu bun conferred. The statement wu made, the chiefs wrote through their Interpreter, Johnny Powderface, ln order that the people of Canada "won't misunderstand that Btonyt don't sell chlif- ulnihlps. Sometimes we make brothen—had to be good mtn to mtkt brother—only now we havt uven or eight brothen of white mm In ill time 40 yetn. Quun Vlctorli, our fithen Uked her. She good woman ml- vaya look after our fathen. Bomttlmu not so good now White man kill all the deer. So we uy now goodbye to you our friends." She Is Guilty of Murdering Husband LOS ANGELES, Junt 15 (AP).- Without t ihow ot emotion, Mre Rhoda Unn Cobler. 3d, late today listened quietly to the retdlng of I jury's verdict which found her guilty of the first degree murder of her husband, I Lot Angeles police officer. The Jury hid deliberated tor ihortly more thtn 24 houn, recommended life Imprisonment, mtn- ditory under the stile law. Fifteen smaU forest fins occurred during thi wuk in the Kooteniy* Boundiry territory, iccordlng to tht weekly compllttlon made by the forest bnnch hen Prldiy from sup. ervisors' and ringerY reports. Nine ot them were In But Kootenay. ind ds ln wut Kootensy-BOundsry. ThU li the tint time In the preient fin uuon that the wutern dlvUlon hu not hid the bulk ot the fires. Pour wen still ictlve, two In the wut ind two in the 'esst, whtn the reports wtre milled. Then figures bring tbs fin totsl Unu Miy 1, the tttrt of the recording uuon, to 63, of which 68 hive been -In the wutern dlvliion, ind 37 ln the intern. Social Events of Trail City TRAIL,.June 18—At a quiet wadding ceremony at the home of the brlde'i pirenti yuterdiy MlU :d Lent, tecond dtughter of Mayor and Mn, 8. L. Oroutage, wu united ln mirrlige to Frederick Kooteniy Simmons, only son ot P. J. Simmons of Trall. Rev. Frederic Bt. Denis performed tht ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Sammona on tbelr return trom a honeymoon ipent it Spokine, Seittle ind Vlctorli, will tike up residence ln Eut Tnll. • e • Thi mirrlige wu csltbnted tt Col* vUle June 8 ot Marlon, uctlon diughter ot I. MacDonald ot Trall, and Kenneth Lyli Boberteon ot Trill. • • • Mr. and Mn. R. H. White entertained • number of frlendi lut night In celebration of thtlr sliver wedding innlverury. Dainty refreshments wen urved from a table centered by a wedding cake. During thl evening Mn. D. P. Downle, on bebilf of the utembled guutt, preiented Mr. and Mn. White with a iilver tta ut. . High honon at bridge were won by Mn. Downle and Dan WUUimion. Coniolitlon prises were iwuded Mr. and Mn. Jack Gibson. ttt Mr. and Mn Charlu Jarrett, lut Tnll, announce the engagement of thtlr diughter, Auguit Miry, to Jamu Hubert Oignon, son of Mr. md Mrs. Cleophu V. Oignon of Nel* ton. The wedding wlU tike place ln Trail euly ln July. • . . Peter Levesque, who hu bun it- tending college In the eut, hu returned to Trall md will apend the lummer with hli ptren*:, Mr. Aid Mn. A. P. Levesque. New Development on Franchise Bill OTTAWA, June 18 (CP)—The new mncblie bUI which reoelved tint -eiding ln the houu of commons todiy mikes provision for tb* sp- polntment of two enumeriton to ss* slst In nuking up th* llit* ln "ch polling dlvliion. ThU provlilon wu requested by tht Ubenli. Father of Trail Man Dies, Wales TRAIL, Juni 18—John Oroom of Tnll hu reoelved word of tht duth tt Burryport, Walu. of his fsther, i*. the igt of 88. Mr. Oroom U survived by one ton md two daughtere * Wiles, by hit ion John of 'Tnll, md mother ion Fnnk ot Ctllfornlt, lite ot Trill. I PAOI THRU TRAIL, Junt 15.—Pletding guilty to t chirge of breaking an entering a dweUing house on Rouland avenue, and stealing 839, property ol Victor Rella, on June 13, Amadco Tedesco was sentenced to three months with hard labor in the Nelaon jail by Deputy PoUce Magistrate H. E. R. Bedford Friday afternoon Tedesco elected a summary hearing. According to evidence given by Chief of Police John Laurie, Rella had Invited Tedesco, who is from Nelson, to dinner si the boarding house where he lives on Rossland avenue. The accused learned that his host had some money in the house and also that the lady who keeps the house was going to town that afternoon. Rella went to work, leaving the house vacant. Tedesco entered the houie by t window and stole the money. "Don't you think vou have done rather t mean trick?" the magistrate asked Tedesco. "Ym," wm the reply. Only a little over $10 of thc stolen money wm recovered by police. The greatest portion of the money was spent for the Hiring of t U- drive car, to make a trip to Grand Forks, where the accused said he had relatives. Tedesco wis arrested in Rossland late Thursday night on request of Trill police, after they bad learned ot hli whereabouts. He wil returned to Trail and lodged in. tht jail until his Mal Friday. Bland Defeats Ronnie Headley OTTAWA, June 18 (CP)—Tommy Blind, Cinidttn lightweight chimplon, firmly established hU clitm to Isurels tn the welterweight division here tonight by pounding out a clou 10-round decision over Ronnie Bead- ley, Ottawa contender, In the main bout ot a professional boxing program at tht auditorium. Immedlitely after the bout, the Toronto fighter declired he would uk for a title bout with BUly Townsend, tbe blond Vmcouver welterweight champion. BANDITS AT VANCOUVER VANCOUVER, June 15 (OP)—Thru bandits held up Wong Soon, clerk In the Nitlonal Produce comptny. CommtrclU drive, tonight md escaped with 8340 ln cub. MCPHERSON'S DATE HERE IS STILL UNKNOWN Wells Gray to Be Here Saturday Over Hospital TALK LUNCHEON FOR MINISTERS Board of Trade to Lay Stress on Bettering Existing Roads Juit when the board of tradt or itt repreientttlvM will meet Hon. F. M. MicPherson, miniiter of public works, to make representations to him on roid questions, wtl In tht air Friday night. At t meeting of the rotda ind bridges committee in the tfttrnoon, specially called to go Into the program, the flnt understanding wai that Mr. MacPherson and Hon. A, Wells Gray, minister of lands, would be in Nelson fqr a conference with lhe board Stturdty afternoon it 4. Several members suggested a luncheon conference in preference, so M not to interfere with afternoon arrangements. Neither of the mlnliten could be loctted in Trail or Rouland by telephone, and finally a'committee, consisting of J. A. McDonald, chairman of tne roads and bridges committee, H. M. Whlmster, md President R. W. Hinton was authorized to arrange for a conference In whatever form should prove most feasible. Late in the afternoon Mr. McDonald got Mr. MacPherson on long distance, and 'discovered that the minister was about to leave for Nakusp, and would be unable to visit Nelson Saturday, though h* itated Mr. Gray would be here before 4 o'clock. Mr. MacPherson did not divulge his further plans. It had been understood here that he waa planning to go to Creiton Sundiy morning. Frank Putnam, M.P.P. for Nelson-Creston. wm here from Creston to meet Mr. MacPherson, but did not have particulars of his plans. Patrick Philip, chief engineer of the public works department, and A. L. Carruthers, chief bridge engineer, who have been accompanying Mr. MacPherson, both arrived here trom Trail Friday. Arthur Dixon of Crmbrook, district engineer, alto returned Friday afternoon from local road inspection, to meet tht public worki minister. It ii undentood that tht miniiter of Unds, Mr. Gray, who is due htrt Siturday afternoon from Trail, apart from my plana be may htvt respecting hli own officii.!—the deptrtment of lands embracing tht forest branch—Is to mget C F. Mc-; Hardy, president of the hotplttl' botrd, md inspect Kootenty Lake General hotplttl, tnd it il tlso ex* pected thit In hli capacity is min* liter of municipalities he will look in it the city offices. At the meeting of the rotdi tnd bridges committee, it wm decided to concentrate efforti, in reprtientt- tiona to tbe minister of public works, on t program of betterment ot tha through highwiy between Trill Old Nelson through to Fraser's Landing, and of the Nelson-Nelway highwty, the central international route. ^T^ti^ott'/B^ dompattg.^it moumomin. tn ttar i*7A SATURDAY and MONDAY BafUcw BRIEFS WOMEN'S MILLINERY— Rig. 82.85 tnd $3.95 viluu. * $1.95 Voile and Celanese Dresses $2.95 Waffle Swagger Coats ' f6.95 Clearance of Printed Silks—yard 95f Linen Serviettes—-2 for -Tit) "Brown Betty" Teapots 20* Women's Tennis Shoes 85* Women's Sport Shoes $349 Boys' Tennis Boots Men's Felt Hats '..., Men's Rayon Underwear Summer Socks—3 pairs .. .. 95* fa.95 .. 89* .. 98* Dress Shirts, each $1.00 Braces Dress Sock-; Filter Pipes i/j-lb. Smoking Tobacco Mattress Special .. 50* .. 49* fl.00 .. 59* ¥6.75 Rayon Bedspreads $1.98 Children's Anklets—pair White Gloves—pair White Organdy Flowers—each as* 39* 35* Chiffon or Semi-Service Silk Hosieryi pair *tt Wash Blouses and Pastel Sweaters 69* , — **• PA0I POUR MOYIE LOSES RESIDENTS OF LONGSTANDING Mr. and Mrs. J. Wills to Live Near to Nelson NOVEL PLAYHOUSE FOR LOIS ANDREWS Mrs. H. Pearson and Miss Esther Are Back MOTH, B. 0., June lS.-Moyle hu lott i fimlly of rul old tlmen in thi nmovtl of Ur. md tin. Jtck Willi. Ilr. tnd Mn. Willi ltft to tike up ptrmimnt resident wtth tbelr ion, Johnnie., ln hit pltn nur Nelson. Ther win rutdenti of Moyle 30 yun igo whin tbl St. Butem mine wu going itrong tnd molt of their fimlly wen born tn thi uld town. Tbe fimlly ifterwird moved to Sulllvtn Hill where Mr. Willi wis employed flnt In th* mint md tetany ln chtrgt of thi Recnitlon hill tnd cmteen. Pilling hulth uw him ntlred on t pension md he tgtln ctme to Moyle tbout thnt jun igo. FOOTBALL SUPPOBTRB Mr. Willi Is tn enthuslutlc footbtll supporter tnd could ilwtyi b* depended upon to mike the journey from Moyle to Klmbtrley to tu hit turn on my bit occiilon, Ht U alao a kun anglir ud thill bt grutly missed imong the coterie of worthies who gtther itch dty at Jack Young's to discuss thi world'i hippmlngi ind irolv* tormul'ie to put things right. Mr. ind Mn. Louis Dupont hsve lift for Ftrnl* tfter hiring been residents hers for severs! months. Mn. Horn, mother of Mn. Phillip Oonrtd, I* expected to arrtvi trom Kellogg. Idtho, on Thundiy. BETttN TO RGRIDS Afttr blnnt bun iwiy from Moyle for fire ytin, Mrt. H. Petnon ud diughter Either hive nturned to make their home here. Mrs. runon hu resided tn ennbrook tlnce har huiband wu tocidently kilted it Chtpmtn Camp mon than four yun tjo, Esther hiring bwn attending high achool and business eolleie. She hu now gndusted. Mn. Pttrton'i son.In-ltw ud diughted. Mr. tnd Mn. Hirry Hon, who bin otcupled the Petnon houu htn tor eome tlm* tn moving into th* cottig* ln Htlf Moon itrut owned by Mn. St. Louu. Mn. Montptllitr wu t visitor ln Crubrook. Mn* Horn of KiUogg. who ll to be Ttiitlnt hsn it a formtr Moyle ruldent, Mr. Horn htvlni been one of tb* ahlft bouu when the St. . Bugent taint wu running. Mn. B. O. Btttmtn of Cedar Orove nnch wu rill ting with friends ln Moyle Tuetdiy. Tha tlterttlont to the plplni system of thl witer work! will be sll completed this wuk snd should put thlnis ln "shlp-shipe" for I number of yetrs. Afttr mon thu two weeki of fruitless efforts th* tnilers in be- ritlng to smile u thi fUh rise the lun win. Cttehu in not ytt big, however, but llrgi enough to kUP thing! Interesting. Don Rwvie ind party wtn ln- Tolunttry visitors on Sundiy evening, when thtlr motorbotti ru out of gu ln th* middle of the tak*. Itortunitely then win otn In thl boit ud they mtntted to get tshore st Jtck Clury's plice. They ifterwirdi proceeded btck to Oreen Bty. Mr. ud Mn. Art Skttd intl AT YOUR LOCAL OROCtRI **\'*>* It'i IM". Pin MUs I* B.0. BLEACH i or All L,*.u,.o.y MskM wtth diy to much easier. Alwayi hivt t bottle en hind. Minufictured solely by SUPREMA POLISH CO, LTD. Vincouver. B.C. fimlly, tccomptnled by Mlu O. Kin* ud Mlu M. Mlchiely otmped •t Aldridge. SOTtBALL OAMS The miniger of the loftbaU club hu amng*d for another bit tela night on Stturdiy. Kitchener Pine Cttt (lsdlet team) md a Klmbtrley ladlu' teim will itig* tha opening •vut. Thl* WIU ba followed by i ■n'l gime probibly with a cranbrook team furnishing the opposition to Moyle. A dtnee 11 to follow. Mn. Summirvllle ot Sloeu City it vliitlng wtth hir dtughtar, Mn. Gordon Jewell. Mr. ud Mrs. Ony of Crubrook vlilted htn iccompinled by Mrs. Andrews snd diuihter Mtry, Mn. Miry Connd mide • brief trip to Spokue by nr In oompuy with her diuihter. Mn. Rty Currin of Chtpmtn Cimp. Kenny Steele wu down to Cruton for • fiw diyi* NOVEL "PLAV-HOI)»E" BUI Newhouee olkthe Aurora mint hu iccompllihed quite I work of trt ln hit spare tlmt since winter. Re hu built • pliy houu for little LoU Andnwi ln the ihipt ot a little lot ctbln ibout eight fut by eight tut. The little house u complete with windows, versndih ud sll the trimmings ud except for the ground frame hasn't a nail. None of thl logi in mon thin two Inches In diameter ud in notched ud wedged to thlt the whole structure un be Uken to pieces. Even tbe roof ls ot hud split little cedar shingles, tnd u iU the upUngi wen puled the work pretents t moit pliulng ud irtistlc ippunnce. SOCIAL EVENING HELD ROSSLAND Women's Friendly Circle of St. Andrew's Meets at Mrs. BlackweU's ROSSLAND, June 18—The Women'a Friendly circle of St. Andrew*! united church held a pleuant aoclil evening it the home ot Mta. William Blickwell, Spokine Street. Games and contests ud MlM by Mn. Brnut Morrli md Mn. Alfred Htle wtre enjoyed. Thow present were: Mn. Arthur K. Tnfford. Mn. Bull utiles*, Mn. Robert Rlchirdton, Mn. A. Johnson, Mn. Wllllim Bulck. Mrs. R. crtiyford, Mn. Es* pcSheim, Mn. Sorenson. Mn. William Coulter, Mn. Alfnd Hale. Mn.' John oordon, Mn. Ernest Morris. Miss Winnie MorrU, Mn. Robert Cliland, Mn. Thomu Wood, Mn. jouph Dupperon, Mn. Martin, Mn. ttim, MUi Annie Linen, Mn. John cox, Mn. Edwird Eccles, Mn. Wllllim Cunnlnghim, Mn. Bnd- shiw, Mn. Jimu Porter. Mil Lily QUI. Mn. Howtrd Ptrguton ud ths hostess. • t • Mn. Herbet Thompion and little diughter Dorothy, who hive bttn ipendlng th* put thru weeki with Mn, Thompson's ptrents, Mr. tnd Mn. William J. Evins. hivi returned to their home In Tnll. • • • Mlu Elsie Fremont of Vmeouvtr. who hu been tht guut of Rouland friends hu left by motor for Spokane where ahe will apend a month befon returning to the Cout, Sunday Networks CRC 6:00 The Singing Tower 7:00 Canadian Capers: Lyric Trio 7:30 News tnd weather forecast 7:38-8:00 AtlanUc Nocturne: Readings by J. Frank Willis; Allin Reid, orggnist; Leon Bolkol- rotsky , 8:00 Birbara Custance, planlit (B.C.Network) 8:30 Sunset Nocturne NBC-KQO Orch. dlr. Victor Young HtU of Time, Roland Young Wendell Hall, music-maker Mme. Sbhumann-Heink Ben Pollack's Orch. Joseph Hornlk'i Viennue Orch. (KOO) Adventures in Health Ruu Columbo, btritone, orch.: Jimmie f idler, screen comment! Hollywood On the Air, Jan Rubini's Orch* guut iter Doodelbug Orch. t Retder's Guide, J, H. J«ckson News Flashes, Stm Htyes Piul Carson, organist Press-Ridio Newi Service Happy Felton's Orch. 8:00 8:30 7:00 7:15 7:S0 7:30 8:00 8:18 8:30 8:00 0:30 10:00 10:13 11:00 11:08 8:00 0:30 8:30 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:30 8:30 9:00 0:00 10:00 11:00 C.B.S.-DON LEE Ltd" Esther Serenade Foi/-five Mlnutu in Hollywood Stlon Modeme (Don Lee) Romince of Travel (Don Lee) Henry Bussc ind Orch. The Merrymikert (D.L.) Johnny Johnson's Orch. Red Nlchol's Orch. The Mummen, drami (D.L.) Earl Hinci and Orch. Ray O'Hara's Orch. Aaronson's Commanders (DL) Cirol Lofner's Orch. (D.L,) Aaronson's Commanders (DL' KNOWITS GOOD TEA NABOB ^ ONE DUAL ITY ^-W FRFF w"'« '<" Copy ol (lie SEN ItlOl MIEMIIM CtTHOI tr mm km tag _, gm». oououi t co lTOb vsucowtt . tawwuv . manna. THI NILSON DAILY NIWS. NILSON. B.C-SATURQAY MORNINO. JUNI 18. 1884- FORKS W.M.S. HOLDS SALE St. Jon's Church Has Special Service and Music ORAND PORKS, June 18— Th* W MS of Bt. John* United church held • lueMuful sllvu tea and ute of home cooking. Mn. Otw, Mn. McCibe ud Mn. Perley wen In charge of the home cooking Uble while th* Mission bud under ths supervision of Mrs. Eurtby, wu In chirge of the cudy booth. Mrs. Knowles, Mn. Oowam, Mn. Orahun, Mn. Movyboer ind Mn. Htlet looked ifter thi tw tablu. During thc tfternoon vlilton wen enterttlnid by choruses, voctl ud fltno solos presented by childnn of ht Mtulon bind under thl supervision of their leider, Irene Hutton md assistant leader, Alice Knowles. * Special services wen held ln St. John's United church, ln the morning ud evening, commemorating the anniversary of church union. In the morning special music wu presented by the Junior choir, Nora Chapman being soloist. At the evening urvice, two anthems, "O Clip Your Hudi" and "I Will Lift Up Mine lyes" were rendered by the unlor choir, wltb Jamu Grlsdale acting u organist. Mn. W. Oowus gave a vocal aolo md Mrs. I. S. Reynolds gave a violin aolo, "Andante Cutablle" by Sauret. Mlu Nora Slmpion of Nelion wu a guut of Winifred Llghtfoote. Mn. O. Wolfraln hu left for Victoria to attend u a delegate, th* annual muting of th* Rebekah u- •embly., Mr. ud Mn. A. Scott ud little daughter Jun, accompanied by Frank and Jack Scott of Trall, have left for their old home ln Ontario where they wtU attend tbe golden wedding of their parentt. E. Hutton ud S. L. Kidd have left by motor to attend the unual aeulon of the grind lodge of I.O.O.F. Misses Mirgiret Harrlgin ind Bernlce Donaldson accompanied them u far as Vsncouver. Mn. T. T. Walker, eecompanlcl by Mn. W. Ronild. Mn. V. Porruter md Itt*. W. Oowtni, motored to Colvllle Monday. < W. Morley ol NeUon wu the gueit thli wuk ot hit titter, Mn. Rty Porruter. Mn. Blondell who hu bun the guut of Mn. Wilkinson at Pit* hu ltft Onnd Fork* for ber home in Vmcouver. Mrs. W. Selro ud llttle daughter Geraldlne an guuts at the home of Mn. Slevtr'i mother, Mn. E. Bprtg- gitt. Mn. E. I. Kidd It visiting her diughter Mn. W. Htrkneu it Nelion. OLD RIVERSIDE HOTEL TO OPEN Vsncouver People Plan to Reopen Building at Rock Creek ROCK CREEK. June 14—The old hotel ln Riverside. Rock Creel, formerly run by 8. T. Larsen ot Orunwood, hu bun rented to Mrs. H. Whiting md daughter. Mrs. Thompson, of Vancouver. It will bs open for buslneu in the neu future. Roy Wilson of London, Englmd. son of Mr. md Mn. F. WlUon, of Rock Creek will arrive shortly for his holidays. Word wu received that he hu left Englud on one of the Impnu boat*. On June 8 the Kittle Valley Golf club unt four playen to compete In the Interclub tourniment at Orand Forkl. Othtr tetms competing were from Osoyoos ud Onnd Forks. Tho honon wtnt to Ormd Forks with 380. Osoyoos 446, wu second ind Kettle Vtlley third with 993. Strawberry Social Held at Kimberley KIMBERLEY, Junt IS—Tht Lldlet' aid of the St. Andrews Prmbyterlm church held l strawberry md loe cream soclil. They alio had. a uli of home cooking. Tht president of the group, Mn. Shu, assisted by Mn. Leltb, served ud Mn. Oold, Mn. Torrence md Mn. Rou loe ed after the home cooking table. They took ln mon than 130. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chlsholm havi returned from thslr wedding trip to Banff md Edmonton. They in miking their home In Upper Blirchmont. The houie hid been prepared for the young couple by thi brlde'i mother, Mn. Damon* Mlu Mildred Hobion, while running on Thundiy turned her ukle and broke I bone, Bhe wu taken to the hospital ind hid I wt ind put ln • cut, which the muit wear for three weeki. She II now at home. Kitchener Store Hat a New Owner KITCHENER, Jun* 18—H. Devlln'l ttort hu bun truettrnd to H. Rtd- mllt of Kitchener. Mr. Devlin li u old timer ln thli locality ud li retiring from buslneu. The new owner, Hi. Redmlle, te weU known hen, ud wu formerly ln thi employ of the deptrtment of nitlonil defence, u foreman, of tbs ooatfell gut camp. Tbe Kitchener Ball club Is ihowlng up wtll. it won Ite flnt gtmi it Alice Siding by S to 0. It ll reported thit the OottfeU Weit camp ls closing thl* wuk dut to decreue ln cimp itrength. Thl cimp men will be tranafemd to Yahk and Kitchener airports. It U undentood thlt Mr. MeOUllvny thl foreman ln chtrgt lt being transferred to Crewinest to be employed ln tht urns capacity. AIRPORT WORK TO START SOON Tents Are Up on Nicholson Creek Flats in the Kettle Valley HOSPITAL TEA ATNAKUSPIS FINE SUCCESS Shower Brings Large Supply of Useful Articles J. SMITH GARDNER, A DOCTOR, BACK Pupils of Intermediate Grades Given a Picnic ROCK CREEK, June 15—Prepiri- tloni wen started on Thundiy undtr the deptrtment of national defence for itarting work on the airport -situated between Rock Creek md Kettle Valley on the flits known u ths Nicholson creek flats. They hive to dite ibout 30 tenti let out ln irmy fithlon to houu the men md cook quirters. It li the intention of the depirtment to make a cement waterway for the Nicholson cruk witer which runi through the airfield and havi the cnek banks filled ln which will take much time. The field ground Is reported, to be plowed and. levelled with machinery ihlpped tn. Also the food for tbe camp will be shipped ln. KIMBERLEY HEARS OF OXFORD GROUP Rev. R. Crlbb Returns From House Party Held at Banff KIMBEUY, June 16—Rev. R. Crlbb motored to Buff to ittend thl houie ptrty held there by the Oiford Oroup. He wu thsn two days md on 'Is return told his congregation what hi hid sesn ud hurd. His morning metssge wu Intensely Interesting ind strange. It wu talked over it thi swimming pool, ovir fences by neighbors watering gardens ud In thi homei. Wherever one went It wu the topic of convenatlon. After thi evening service he drovt to Crubrook ud spoke to Rtv. Mr. Hirdy'i "young people" He tpokt of hli motlvei ln going to Buff partly to know whit thli Oxford Oroup wu ill ibout ud how do they do It, partly hoping hi might gtt a team ot them to come to Klmberley, if they had a message helpful to the people hen. Speaking of some of the men he met then he mentioned George Wright, vetenn editor ot mmy Jour- nils ud now on thi Montrul Stir, Oeorge Eastman, held ot nine corporations ud pruldent of Loe An*** lu board of trade, Carl Vroomtn, assistant secretary ot state for Wood- row Wilson's wir cabinet, Ronild McLeod, putor of • Rosedale United church, Toronto, Others he uw Included Bishop Root! of Hmkow, Sir Robert Green-Price who pirns to take ths pirty to hli own sector in South Wales, following the Internitlonil house party at Oiford ln July; Charlu Malm from Egypt, now studying it Buton, "Sully" Wood, nee trick follower, Don Rou, son ot formtr lieutenant-governor of Ontario, muy people of tltlt from the old country, business men, men Irom every walk of Ufe ud men out of work. Thne hundred came on one special train ot 17 coaches from Vincouver and cout polnta, 1800 in all came. Their purpou wu a wuk of Intensive training to tit them for an adventure more fascinating thu thty hid ever dreamed. These men and women an out to make Canadi Christian. At the evening urvice Rev. Mr. Crlbb told ot m evening service tt Buff whsre the speakers of different nations presented their peculiar national problems and their Ideas 8f solution. Prank Buckman md othen uld the tint thing wu the salvstlon of tht lndlvldutl. An American ltdy. speaking of her country uld "Ons of our sins lt Irresponsibility. Wt knew there wu gntt md wrong ln our social and political Ufe but Wt shrugged our shoulders md stood ulde. Now our children ire reaping the wages of i system thlt hu put thousands out of work." If graft were eliminated one-third of the public money would do u much u ill dou now, It wu stated An older business man wu uked how "absolute honesty" worked out Ir, his business. His reply wu terse but expressive: "Bully." NAKUSP, Jun* 18—Th* hospital te* md shower on the hospital grounds met with i splendid response trom the people of the du* trlct. The offerings received wen extremely acceptable ind socially the tea wu a success. Small tables, each appropriately decorated, wen placed on th* lawns. Receiving the guests wen Mn. C. L. Herrldie. preildent of the hoipltal miliary ind Mlu J. Yurlck. mitron. After signing the register the guests were Invited to go through thi hospital befon pirUk- Ing of tet. Thou on the iccount- Ing commlttu wer* Mn. H. Thur. good md Mn. J. Leveque snd thou assisting wit hthe tet win Mn. C. Cimpe. Mn.. J. Wsgsttff, Un. 3. Parent ST., and othen. ttn. R. E. Bruhn entertained at dinner honoring her small daughter, Gladys, on her birthday, Mr. ind Mn. r. Ruihton motond to Burton. Mr. tnd Mn. C. Howtrt wen Burton vlilton Sundiy. Mr. and Mn. o. Hunter Gardner have returned from Edmonton. They wen accompanied by their eon, Dr, J. Smith Oirdncr, who hu recently graduated with honors, having won the scS-iltrshl» In medicine. En route they wen thi guests of Mr. and Mn. B. Petnon, inu Mln Helen Gardner I of Nelson. Mlu LUltss Kerr hu returned from Vincouver where ihe hu been tttending Provlnclil normal school. Little Mlu Bernlce Jordin ind Muter Roland Swilm wen guests of Mrs. Jordtn Wllllima of Edge- wood. Mr. ind Mn. stirkliuf ind diughter of Miklnaom wtn vlslton In Nikusp. HAVE PICNIC The pupil* ot the Intermedlite grades of the Nikuip pubUc school wen treated to i picnic by the teacher, Mlu Phyllis Sheffield. It Box Like. Swimming ind bolting win grtatly enjoyed ind after tup- per toftbtll wu pltyed. W. wiUlamt md L. Jordtn of Edgewood wen vlslton here en route to the Oktntgau. Mr. md Mn. A. Trlckett of New Denver wtn motor vlilton ln town Saturdiy. Among thou In town trom New Good Housekeeping Bv Circle No. 4 of Sl Paul'i Ladies' Aid Non* but tested recipes will be Inserted. .. , SPICED GOOSEBERRIES 7 pound! gooseberries 4 pound! brown sugir 1 cup white wine vinegu '. cup wtter .teispoons clnnimon I tetspoon nutmeg I teupoon cloves 1 tablespoon silt Boil down to nuct. Uie with cold muti, . \ GOOSEBERRY JAM Weigh the fruit ud boil quickly for three-qmrter hour, keeping stirred; then for six pounds fruit •dd two tnd one-hilf pounds granulated sugsr. Boil briskly for 25 minutes, itlrrlng well from bottom of the ptn. PEACH MARMALADE 1 quirt peiches 1 quirt sugir 3 oganges, 1 lemon (Juice and rind. -Boil together tbout ont hour tnd soil. PECTIN FOR JELLIES, ETC. Pare oft inner white ikln of thick skinned oringes, put through food chopper tnd weigh. Add Ilx quarts rnld water to 1 pound while peel. I-rt stind over night. In morning boil slowly tor several houra tnd striin through cheesecloth. Hett tgiln tnd turn Into hot sterilized jars, adjust (overt, partially wtl tnd sterilize hilt hour ln hot wtter just on tile boll, seal lght. PURITY • 0* AT* D PLOT R vlAKES BETTER BRIAD Denver recently wer* S. Aylwln. p. Mien. P. H. Angrlgnon, A. W. Jeffrey, P. Peterson, A. M**n, N. Ttt. trie, Jr. S. Ttlr, p. AnfTlgno*, p. Aylwln, C. Vindergrift. J. smder* ur L Croft, R. Whit*. A. Budenon. VISITS FROM 8ILVEBTON Miss Ruth Htneack ot. Sllverton wu * vltltor in Nikuip. Mr. ud Mn. P. Toung. Mlu N. Granger. Mr. ind Mn. H. Jordtn CANBIRRA, AuitrtUt (CP)-It- limited to cott ibout (100,0001 yetr, tht Commonwulth ind itttei lovernment in co-operiting in plini for three year.research for tht development of the tobacco induitry throughout Auitnlli. LONDON (CP)-"The world'i greitett bassoonist" Is Archie L. Ctmden, 44, of London, t member of the British BrotdcMtlng corpora* -tlon'i orchutra, thlt title hiving been applied to him tfter hli performmce of the lolo ptrt in t concert It Queen's hill. KIDDIES ENJOY WARDNER PICNIC WARDNtR, June 18.—Tht tnnutl picnic for thc toluol children *pon- _ tored by th* loctl Pirent-Tucher ind Dr. H, P. Tjruun visited it meeution *u htld, on L. H. Butyi Whitihin Uke. Mr. tnd Mn. C. jtnaen ind Mn. I. Munn htn ltft for Wllion like Mln V. Svtni who iptnt th* put wnk ln town hu returned to New Denver. Mlu B. Shtnnon of New Denver wu imong thi vlilton tn Mtkuip. Mr. Ud Mn. S. Mtwbrtnd motored to Mtklntoni ludlng. Thiy wen the guests of Mn. twwbrud'l pirenti. Mr. ud Mrt. Attahud. Mr. tnd Mrs. w. J. D. Rottn ind Mn. J, Rolbni of Arrow Put men city vliltors. Mlu Dtwson of Olendevon wu • vUltor In town. Tb* Ntkuip tenior butbtll turn motond to Burton Sundiy ind lut 4-8. firm. A iporti program wu etrrltd out for which prteu wen iwardtd. Thi wlnntn wen: Potato net, boyi ud glrli 8*8 yun —Minnie Moberg md Bernird Dtyi. Skipping rut, glrli .-a—Alleynt Thompion. 80 yd. Duh, boyt 0-10— Ronild Reid. 80 yd. duh, girls t-10—Miy Rmlok. Btckric*. boyi 8-10—Sam Eamo. Ptuut race, glrla 8-10—Mona Mulr. 80 yd. duh, boya 11-ia—Alfred Day*. 80 yd. duh, glrli 11-18—Plorenc* Holm. Broid Jump, girl* 11*11— Kbit Johnson. High Jump boyi 11-ia—Robert Rider. 180 yd. duh, boyi 11 ud over- Andy Reslcky. 78 yd. duh, girl* 11 ud orw— Annlt Rider. Buebiu throw, glrU 18 ud ovtr— Ruth Himrtn. Btubtll throw, boyi 18 ud over— Hum Powen. Pitt In erum wu terved to thi children. Murrty Sinclair Utt to work la th* uwmlll of J. B. Wlnliw, Wynndel. Theodora Thompion hu returned home from Llbby, Montint. where he spent thru weeks visiting hU son Stm. John Litnon, Mra. Liwton ud ion Ltwranc* htvt ltft by motor tor u utendtd trip to Mr. Ltwion'i old bom* ln Ktnui. Bin Bmbree hu bun granted th* position ot lookout mu on Bl**k* uu Mountain. Cambria House School, 1190, llth West Vancouver, B.C. A botrdlng ichool In bwutlful surroundings. Kinderg*rten to Grade X. Thorough grounding. Specul tttentlon to btck- wtrd or dellctte puplli. Homt atmoiphere. lndlvldutl tttentlon. Tan 830.00 per month. Open tlr ichool during July ud Auguit, picnlci, tto. Write to tht Principtl, MRS. J. MASTERS, L.L.A. .artfrYo-atsdSabyTo. Baby's I'Ovviu Soapi 10 Individual J I Le«**»» carions_B p SALE ENDS .TUESDAY, THE 19TH. Our June Sale has been s wondsrful success and to finish with a real busy, time we are offering these snd Many other very outstanding bargains. Cinderella Mats Tht hit ot Ui* teuon, ln Ulk crepe, putrail, Vllcolettes, silk piquet, tte., tn tht mtny stupes including d»*t AA the wide brimi. -BltUV White Panamas $1.95 v^ « A special lot it ... A new lot ot Soft Cel Silk Dresses, putel shides ind plenty ot white. Why pty more? »A QC Only wit.VO Misses' Swagger Suits Printed cottons ind piquen. 3 to 14 yetn. Very ~ imtrt. Only •**. Beach Pajamas Porch Dresses For ladies and misses, one- tnd two-piece itylu from— $1.49 $1.00 ,0 $1.95 Hetvy itteen, bright colon but fut. Goods sell it 98c ytrd. Theu wlU sell fut CQ/» RAMSDEN'S 322 Baker St. Cash Only Your grocer says: * Nourishing toasted Wheat * With extra Bran added * Ready-to-eat with milk or cream Kellogg's PEP is for actios people. For youngsters who are always on the go. For grown-ups who use and need energy. Because PEP is full of the nourishment of wheat. The protein. The vitamin B. PEP digests easily and releases energy quickly. There's extn bran in PEP. Enough to be mildly laxative. This week your grocer says, Keep going with PEP! You'll find PEP featured at your grocer's. Discover the popularity of this ready, to-eat cereal in your family. Fresh, crisp flakes of toasted wheat. Loaded with flavor. Delicious with milk or cream. Sliced fruit or honey adds wonderful variety. Get PEP from your grocer. Always fresh, ffeat-wofed in the VAXTITE bag—an exclusive Kellogg feature. Made by Kellogg Company, Ltd., London, Ontario. f If • — THI NILSON DAILY NIWS. NILSON. B.C-SATU1.D** Ladies Canvas SHOES for Summer Wear The perfect shoe to add the finishing touch to those white summer ensembles. Priced from $1.95 $2J5 I In Tlu, Pumps or Strap! with Rubber or Leather Soles with Covered Hecli. R. Andrew & Co. Leaders in Footfashion SOUTH SLOCAN HAS BIG PARTY Institute Puts on .a Carnival Program of Games SOOTH SLOCAN, Jon* It—The Women'* Institute held » cirnivtl evening, it No. t Flint hill. Thi member! were Invited to t-rlng their hut- bandt along md thou who rwpon- ded wert highly intertilntd. Mrs. H. Jimu, Mn. P. 0. Bird ind Mn. A. T. McDonild were Joint hut* um, md were wilted by Mn. Andrew Willey, Mn. W. P. Rogers, Mrs. Russell McDonild, Mn. W. A. McCibe md Mn. W. Tlndile. Tablet were trrtnged for bridge ud whlit. ilthough thi mtjority of guutt ihowed their preference fcr the side entertainments consisting ' -tn_ ,n„ h.*/.,«I1. _ "-nlll.Hj, WhM *t ring tow. bigitelle, i "roulette wheel" md various racu. ■• - Mrs. W. D. Ridge ind Mn. I. J. Bowkett were the wlnnen In thi po- teto noe wblch wu run In several heite. Prises wer* won on th* "roulette wheel" by Mn. John Murray 'md Mrs. B. J. Bowkett. In btgitelle, W. Wilker ind B. J. Bowkttt wert the winners. W. D. Ridge md P. B. Hir- dln win tht lucceuful competitor! In ring tou. Mrs. Wilson Whlteley trnnged in lnterutlng guessing competition. Mln Minuet Orthim entertained with pltnoforte selections during the playing* of games. The hall wu decorated wltb lovely flowen from the idjicent garde of No. 3 Plmt and tbe prettily appointed tu table it which Mra. P. 0. Bird md Mrs. W. J. Tlndale poured, wu oentered with columbines, pink! ind dililw. Thou attending Included Mr. ud Mra. F. B. Bardln, Mr. md Mn. W. D. Ridge. Mr. md Mn. W. R. McDonald, Mn. W. J. Tlndile, Mr. md Mn. A. Willey, Colonel md Mn. Murray. Mr. ind Mn. O. W. Humphry. Mr. md Mn. Bird, Mr. ind Mr*. H. Jimu, Mr. md Mn. W. Wtlkliy, Mr. md Mn. B. J. Bowkett, Mr. md Mra. D. J. Diviy Mr. and Mn. W. A. McCibe. Mn. J. Bitley, Mr. tnd Mn. A. T. McDonald, Mr. md Mn. W. T. Jonu, Mn. M. Watts ot Nelson, Mrs. B. X. McOregor. Mr. md Mn. W. R. Rogers, Mtss Bradshaw, Mn. Whlteley. Miss Hodges Nelson, Mrs. J. D. Yeatmtn, Miss Mclnnes ind Mrs. Orabim md Miss Mirgiret Oraham of Nelion. Graeme Tlndile, Mr. md Mn. W. J. Tlndile'i young ion ll i pttltnt In the Kooteniy Lake hoipltal, Nelton. where he hu undergone an operation tor mastoid. Mlu Wlnnlfred Ruuel who ls relieving it the Kooteniy Lake hospital vlsted her parents, fit. md Mn. F H. Ruoei. Tb. Junior W. A. with Mrs. F. H. Ruuel u luperlntendent havt cloted their meeting! Ior thl summer. Thty hid a successful bike sale to wind up for the aeason, Lily Xdwards, MontUa Scott and Betty Ruuel were tbe eon- verora. The St. Matthews Sunday school with Mlu Bradshaw ind Mlw Miry Bradshaw u superintendent md organist, respectively hive prorogued for the tummer month*. Th* annual picnic li und.rwiy. §afew/iy Stores 2 Days SPECIALS 2 Days Saturday, June 16th—June 18th. Monday PHONE 153 FREE DELIVERY Sugar io ibi* 6 $c PEANUT BUTTER-Bulk 2 lbs. 2ty PICKLES—Happyvale Sweet :_, 31-oz. 33? Pineapple, Singapore, 2s, 2 tins 21c SPAGHETTI-Libby's 14%-oz. Tta ty PEAS—2s. Aylmer, Sieve 5 2 tins 231 Extra Special! Bulk Soap Chips 3 lbs. 25c KRAFT CHEESE—ls C0RNs--2s, Aylmer White Lb. 25r* 2 tins 21tp SOUP—Aylmer Tomato 3 tins 23*? PORK & BEANS—Royal City 2s, squat .. 3 tins 23<* BEANS—Quaker 2s, cut green 2 tins 23< Extra Special! 2 LBS. I.B.C. MIXED BISCUITS.. 39c SALMON-Pink Seal Via 3 tins 23* ALL-BRAN—Kellogg's large Pkg. 21* KELLOGG'S PEP-Large :. 2 pkgs. 23* GRAHAM WAFERS-I.B.C., Lb. pkg. 19^ cMea&her'sfd 607 Baker St. Phom\200 STORE NEWS Summer and Early Fall Millinery Shade your face with whatever particular type of brimmed hat you have a leaning toward. A big cartwheel of straw, blooming with posies. Or a white stitched crepe hat with a nonchalant brim that goes so well with sports clothes. Or felt, of course—in feather-weight editions, Our summer and early fall hats are the talk of the town—for quality at a price. LARGE BRIMMED DRESS HATS AND THE STITCHED SPORTS HATS EACH ?2.5© to -P6..S5 FELTS-WHITE AND EARLY FALL COLORS-EACH ¥4.00 tlon tt th* horn* of Mr. tnd Mn. H. D, Diwion, Stanley itreet. • • • Mn. Suit Murden tnd *on Bobby hive retur ltd from Procter when thty hive been guut* ot Mr. ind Un. Donaldson. While there they attended the Ogden-Helghton wadding Wtdnudty at Procter. e s • Mr. and Mn. Oeorge Johnitone. Kooteniy strut, htve u their guwti their ton tnd daughter-ln-ltw, Mr. ind Mn. Lewis Johnstone tnd dtughter Jiequellm. ROSSLAND KX. ELECTS OFFICERS Legion Ladies Plan Social Evening; Young Ladies' Have Picnic ROSSLAND. June It.—Oenenl satisfaction with the work of tht yeir ind optimism for the futun mtrked the tnnutl meeting of Roulind oouncll Mo. 1988, Knlghtt of Col mbua Thl retiring offlun eiprewed tp- preclttlon ot tbe tupport given them during the year, and those newly elected pledged their but efforts to the cause. Following are the new officers: Herbert L. Chrlatlan, grind knight (re-elected): W. G. Mart, deputy grand knight; C. 8. Bill, chancellor: Gerald Bolsjoll. recorder; J. B. Cammoul. idvocite; Jamea W. Harper, warden: Bruce McAulay, inside guard; Oeorge Tomlch and D. H. R. Jones, outside guards; Thomu Beau- lieu, trustee. LADIES MEET A muting of the Women'i luilUtry to thi Ctntdlin Legion, B.E.B.L. wu held tt the home of Mrt. H. A. Bithle, Court House Squire. Plans were Uld for t nelll evening tt the home of Mn. Percy B. Ttylor. Encouraging reports were reoelved from til committees. Thon present were Mn. D. V. Wood. Mn. Thomu Wood, Mri. Arthur E. Tntford, Mn. Wllllim Bulck, Un. Harry A. Bathle, Un. William Qresly-Jones, Mrs. J. WCullough, Mn. Charles Symonai, Mn. O'Reilly, Mn. Leeson. Mn. W. F. Line, Mn. James R. HtrdyrMn. Percy B. Tiylor tnd Mn. Howtrd Ferguion. Thi Toung Ltdlu' Dltcuulon club held tn enjoyible plcnlo tt the old City puk. Hot hamburger sandwiches tnd coffee wer* urved. Then ln it- tendance wen Mn. W. 0. Small, Mn. F. Ethrldge, Mlu Mtbel A. Selwty. Mrs. A. T. O. Drake. Mlu E. Jickson. Mlu Lllltin Johnion. Mtw Elsie Vtr- coe. Mlw Eunice Ooodenough tnd MUl E. McOlll. Mln Mirjorle Culllnine, wl*.o hu been holidaying it her home In thli city hu left for ennbrook to resume hir duties u nune-ln-tnlntng on the •tttt ot Bt. Eugene hotplttl. About 15 ot the members of Rosslind Counoil No. 1588, Knights of Columbui, were the guests ot the Trill council, tt t picnic held tt Anderson'! ranch, netr Blueberry. Mn. T. Supple ind young ton tn holidaying it Edgewood. Ur. tnd Mn. Gwelaon Oroutsge of Trail .accompanied by Mn. Myles Tyson of this elty and Mlw Connie Eocles have nturned from i visit to Spokine. Mlw Audrey Himllton of Winttehw wi* the guest ot Rowland frlendi, in route to Cilgtry. Mr. tnd Mrs. Mylet Tyton wert In Tnll gueste tt thl wedding of Mn. Tyson's niece, Mlu Mildred Oroutage. JOHANNISBUROtCPl-Incretie of two centi recently ordered by the South African Motor Tnde moclitlon has brought the price of gasoline here to 38 cents a gallon. FRUITVALE HAS A WHIST DRIVE Women's Auxiliary Entertains; Miss Hope Baker on Holiday FRUITVALE, June IS. —Prultvlle Womtn'i tuxllltry of St John'i church, enterttlned it t court whut tet ln the Ptrieh hill Mn. S. Brewster, holding the highest soon, Mn. T. Wood*, second, tnd Mn. A. De Bruyn coniolitlon. Tn wu terved. Un. J. Toung, Un. T. Toung, Mlw Florence and Madge Toung, wen vlalton to TrtU. Mlw Hope Biker, of the nursing stiff of Jubilee hotplttl, Vlctorli, hu irrlved to spend htr vacation hen the guwt of htr pirenti. Mr. tnd Mn. O. 8. Biker. Ut. tnd Un. A. R. Heighten, tnd dtughter Bernlce were vlslton here, the guests ot Mr. tnd Mn. E. Cole. Mr. tnd Mn. W. U. Smith win vlslton to Rosslind. Dr. Murray hu left to spend i short vacation at Spokane. Hn. J. Toung tnd ion Cyril, who hid been vltltlng hen hive left. Un. T. Toung accompanied them to thtlr home at tonl*. who* the wUl iperK t ihort vidtlon. Mr .ind Mn. Wilbur Orleve tnd young ton. wen vlilton to Rowltnd, the guwta ot Mr. tnd Mn. C. Vei- l<7. ■ I Mrs. 1. Hale Heads ROSSLAND, Jun* IS—Th* following officers wen elected by Dabonh Rebtkih Lodg* No. 13. »t It* reiu- Itr muting: Mn. Iwbelli Hile. noble gnnd; Un. Cirth Smith, vice gnnd; Mn. Bndt Henderson, recording secretary, Mn, Jewle Henderson, financial aecntiry; Mri. Muriel Butenc, treuunr; Mn. Htttli Mir* tin, gnnd reprewntitlvi. Un. Wlllltm J. Evim ind Un. Dorothy 0111 hiv* nturned frord I holldiy tt Deer Tttt. Rev. tnd Un. D. 8. Oitchpole tnd childnn htve gone to Toronto when they win ipind the nif» two monthi. Mlw Effle Mitchell hu nturned to Vlctorlt to rwume htr duttw ns nune-ln-tnlntng. »t the Roy»l Jubllu hoipltil. UU* Onot C*r**on of Winnipeg wu the gueit of Rowltnd frltnds, At Your Grocer's Specify 'Mothers" BREAD WE DELIVER FREE PHONES 831 833 VASSAR'S CASH MEAT MARKET Good Buying for Soturdoy ond Monjoy Choice Steer Beef Rolled Boneless Pot 10*? Roast: per lb. iL T.-Bone Roast; Per lb. BoU Beef: 4 lbs. Pot Roast: Per lb Oven Roast: Per lb Round Steak: Good; QC-? 2 lbs «W. 23' .25" 9" 14' Legs Lamb: Special. Psr Ib. .... Lamb Chops: 2 lbs Vesl, Fill"et"'Roast."' Per lb. Pork Roast, Oven: Per lb 27' 45' 23* 18* Creamery Butter: Per lb , ; Eggs: Grade B, Large; 2 doz. Dairy Butter: * Special, 2 lbs. ..... Hamburger: Fresh made; 3 lbs. for .P Jellied Veal: Sliced; Per lb Cold Roast Beef: Sliced; per lb Breakfast Sausage: Made; Per lb. - Swift's Fresh Sliced Bacon: perlb. Swift's Pure Lard: 2 lbs. for Heinz Dili Pickles: Good size; 3 foi*... 24* 39* 37' 25' 28' 35' 25' 10* — __ PAGE SIX Siuoluhid April 33. 1803 "Interior of BrltUh Columbia'! Family Newspaper" ALL TBI NEWS WHILE n IS NEWS PubllalWd *v*ry morning txotpt Sundiy by ■ttl NBWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED. SIS Btkir Strut, Ntlton, Brlttah Columol* PHONE 144, Prlrtt* tsebugt QonntcUng *U Dtptrtmuti Mimtur 01 tb* Audit Buretu of Ctrculitloni and lb* Ctntdlin Pita laani Win N*w» tettln SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1984. .« A GREAT SPORT PASSES ON Charlie "Chuck" Gardiner, the hockey world's star goal minder is dead. The man who won the Vezina trophy as the outstanding goalie in the National hockey race has passed at the brief age of SO years. He passed on just after breaking into real fame in the strenuous battles for the Stanley cup which his team, the Chicago Hawks, won in a uphill battle. He played in that series against the wishes of his club bosses, for he was ill. He delivered the goods but the strain was too great and he has lingred on snd on until overtaken by the grim reaper. "Chuck" Gardiner had a great many personal friends from Winnipeg eastward. But in addition, he had thousands, and thousands of friends and followers across Canada and tha United States. As s goal minder in big time hockey he had made history that was read with interest and awe in every corner of the country where hockey is known or followed. Barely out of his 20s "Chuck" earned an enviable reputation in the great ice sport His name will go down in history with that of Vezina of the Canadiens who died of TB at a young 'age after a strenuous season. Gardiner played through 820 major league hockey games and set an average of only 2.1 goals allowed a game. And it is odd that in 1988-84, his last season, he was going in top form snd in 48 games played he allowed but 88 goals into his nets for an average of 1.7 goals per game. it is regretful when a great sportsman passes. But it is much sadder when he passes at the age of 80 when he is at the peak of his career. While he is gone his name and memory will linger on. He will be talked of in years to come as one of the greatest players in Canada's national winter pasttime and as a true blue clean sport who had his heart and soul in the game and played the game for the game's sake. CARE ON THE HIGHWAYS Young people of Bergen county, New Jersey, hsve organised a "Skill of the Road" program, under direction of their high school Y.M.C.A., to spread instruction in safe driving. According to their standards a skilled driver "keeps in proper line, keeps inside white lines, does not hog the road, makes proper turns, practices road coutesy, recognizes that a child always has the right of way, observes green as the only 'go' signal, looks and signals before coming out of a parking place, snd thinks quickly and accurately in an emergency." According to Dr. Herbert J. Stack, safety supervisor of the national bureau of casualty and surety underwriters, this movement is adapted to any high school fat the country snd should be considered. "High school students of today are the automobile drivers of the future," he explains. "They should know everything there is to know about safe motor vehicle operation. If we -could train all the children in our secondary schools to be safe drivers, the question of tomorrow's accident record would be answered —accidents would be at a minimum." What is good in New Jersey is good in B.C. when It comes to autoists and traffic rules. THAT BODY OF YOURS By JAMES W. BARTON, MD. CANCER IS CURABLE Everybody, eapeclilly thou tp- protchlng or it middle ige. It In- teruted Tn cincer. Almoet everybody knowt now thlt while the cause of etneer li unknown, lt lt It reoognlud urly md treitment given, mmy llvu tre uved. And ilmost everybody knowt thtt the thru formi ot trwtment now given ire radium, thl x-riy, tnd the knife opentlon. Untortunitely wme of thou operated upon or wbo undergo treitment by rtdlum or x-ray die liter of cincer, thui ihowlng thit thu* methodi do not tlwtyi cure. Thl reteon thtt cancer recura or return! tgtln In ume lndlviduili la bectuu It I* the nature of cincer t-> travel tlong the lymphatic tubei or veeult to vtrlout porta of tht body, to tlthough the original growth Is removed, uother cincer la growing tt wme pirt more or leu dlitut. AUNT HKT Td Uki te Hi i unified womtn Ever' one I know thlt tint tryln' to gtln weight li dletln' to Uk* It off.' Thl* hu bata * mttter ot discouragement to phyilcltni md pttlent* tnd *o niturally tht -quutlon lt uked, "Ii cincer curable?" A lug* group of th* outatmdlng turgeoni of North Amerlw wm* month* tgo dltcuseed thl* mttter tnd mide tbe definite statement, "Cincer li curable." And the records of ouu thit win pruented it thtt muting tell their own itory. Dr. J. II. Wtlnwrtght, Scrmton. Pi, nported t womtn of «i, with bruit cincer tor ilx yun; the lived 3d yetn md thru monthi; mother operated on for cincer. preunt for * yur, ilive now, 38 yun ifter the opentlon: itlll mother tllve tt M, wme 30 yetn tfter opentlon. Dr. 0. W. Crlle. Cleveltnd, tnd mo- dttu hive teen Sen caneen, 37M operated on, 18W who underwent operation md radium treitment, 1331 hid radium treitment only, md 3MI on whom lt wu lmpoutbl* to operate. Of 1338 ouu they wen tbli to trace 1183 mrvived thne yetn or mon, md 187 for five yetn. Dr. D. Outhrie, Siyre. Pi., reported DO ctaes who were alive mon thm five Jrun tfttr operation. Dr. N. 3. MicLein, Winnipeg, reported tl cum, luting from tlv* to *i y««n. Theu flguru from such retliblt wurcu certainly prove thtt "cincer li curable," md ihould do much to remove the few tnd doubt tbout the vtlue ot the methodi ot touting ctaetr. Between You and Me ByJ.BX. W*U, w* hive t new huvywt'jht chimplon. Prlmo Ctrnert. celled "flnl" ud hu bun dethroned tnd hi thinki It li t bird blow to Bur. But'Mute ll Burlng up wonderfully under hli newfound glorlu. Ctrnert tried bird to Bur down on Bur but Bur downed Ctrnert, yu, uvertl tlm* Thtt'1 bright, if I do uy 11 myuif. • • • WiU, Mule U one chtmpion who will go down ln hlitory with t niw •login for * new chimplon. He nld "WUl wmeone glv* me » bottle ot bear." AU tbe brewerlu In tbe Unlttd Sutet wlU be wiring him tor exclu- •Ive right! to tdvertlie thtt hi wu calling tor their beer. But Bur wu only cilllng for t beer. He didn't ctr* whtt kind. Whin tt didn't trrlvi he cilled tgtln wltb, "Wiu, 111 pty tor it." It Dick Btrnu hid bun tround I'U bet he'd htve unt Mix t whole ctrton, provided he nturned the ctrton md emptiu. Well, It wu t bur ot i fight In ftct It tu ill Bur, thit'i a ban ftct. .* * * With th* tight ovtr ud th* clrcui on today tben will not be i grett detl to ttlk about next weu. _--_ the dty council ittrta wmethlng or tomeone txplodet t bomb In thl Jtp- Inew royil pallet. Prom t newt standpoint thi future look! pretty glum. INDEX NUHMERg Or U MININO STOCKS Tbi weight Index number of 38 mlnlnc itocki computed by th* Dominion buretu ot atitlitica oh thl but 1*38 equtli 100, WU 181! for thi wuk ending May 34 u compired wltb 131.7 for th* prevloui wuk. Nineteen gold itocki rou trom 131J to 138.7 md four bu* metala itocki from 113.3 to 189.8. Dr. 3. T. Quttln wu ill rhundiy night. Hi wu pulling for Uud*. He Uku Bur't wlw crtcki. He thinki he ti i real chunplon. Dr. D. W. McKay hurd of a feUow batting on Camera md went to cover lt but refund whu he found the mu wltb the money had bun Imbibing freely ud none too weU. O. P. Perry of the Renj wu t brave chip. He nw earner* lou three roundi md itUl wu willing to bet 18 on the chimp. Be hid no taken, for which, tt tbe end of th* fight, he expreued much pleuure. The "Colonel" wu five tmackeri iheid. Chief Alex St* ..'trt picked uother winner, I think Alex li the moit enthutlaitlc boxing follower we htve. He la iU nervea u he tlti md witches the bittle come ln over our leased wlrea. Alex tlwtyi hu t ntt next to the tutomttlc printing mtchlne. WeU, why not, I cut very weU tell the chief ot police to get to out Now cu It WeU, would you? tte With * clrcui In town thU tfttrnoon ud tvtnlng tht boyt Who enjoy their Stturdty'i out hid better be careful. It would be quite t thock to wtlk Into thl menagerie tfter tn afternoon ind evening of tlbow bending. Snikei would bt mild to an it- tack of elephtntt. lions tnd tlgen. Here'i • tip—Don't chinge uy 1100 bills today. t.e • Saw a nlu grimly bur hldt ttrtp- ped on a Mr. MCDougtU'i back : ta* terdty. He md partner had Juit returned from t wuk or w ln tbe woodi. Thtt ll Judging by their betrdt. One hid t nice grlraly ikln ud I hetrd blm remark thtt tt wu pretty touch going through httrd country ud thit he hid nicked the bruin it 400 yirdt. Tbtt'i a long way off—Etpeclilly It t teUow bid to run lt. a .. . Her* ud there—J. J. Blnni loading hi* baggage aboard a bua (or juuu ud remitting thit t man lt tht Sit wbu. It comu to ihopplng for e women—Aldermin T. 3. Scinltn ud thi Benwellt. unlor ud Junior- ten untiling young Blllie BenweU with tdvtiioe Information on the ctr* cui—BlUli thinki the big unt le ibout the we of hit gruddtd'i iuto tent- Mr. Scanlan uyt thl clrcui did not retch Crtnbrook until noon hour yuttrdiy—Reg Dtwton It ibout but tomewhit ttlff—Oeorge Dvorje . wu Inquiring tbout u tuto iccldent out the rotd—Oene Oulott wu looking tor wmeone—Aldermin Jtm McKen- Hi wu buiy ibout tbt chur **h—1 noticed 3. T. Morgu dreuod In » ■mock—tnd iwlnglng t wicked hammer—u he unpicked wme new turn!- tun—Ptddy Sheran wu enjoying tbl itmotphere of the Hum* hotel ve- rindth—Elmer Horton tppeirt much u uauil—md ont would not think thit he htd hid t btth in the Duncin rlvtr—A. Btlrd itlU think* he en- Joyed the Urdtiu trip deeplte thi ducking ind ttnu mlnutu—I htve not wen Oeorge McOlnnli but I cm pretty neirly guut whtt ht thinki ud poulbly mildly uyt— • • • WtU. that'* ill for todty. tieept thit I might hive t good column Mondiy. Tou au thli feUow CUft MeDougill wmta me to mut Mabel Stark, the ftmoui wild in.mil trainer Ul thll clrcui. PerwniUy I don't think lion tamen ire ln my Une. rd tooner go out tnd mut wmeone my own aln md with imbltloni mon tlong my line. Any girl who battles lloni ll too big for mi. Wonder lf Mtbel It ifrtld of t moun. I'U bet ibg'd climb the big tent pole It one ru down the uwduit Aoywiy Mtbel pltyi with the Bengtl tlgen ud I heir thtt her contract lUpultte* thit she muit not go up ln in airplane. Tbat li too dugtroui altogether. So Mabel keeps ufe by itaytng on thl ground tnd pitying tbout wtth fero- doui mtn-ettlng beu.. Whtt a life. Of coune ahe hu plenty of chancu to get up in the air whu i tiger paw uit mlnu tbe tide ot her hetd ud it don't need u tlrplue either. ■THI NILSON DAILY NIWS. NILSON. B.C-SATURDAY MORNINO. JUNI 1S. 1H4 WHAT DO YOU THINK? 35 YEARS.AGO ((torn the Nelwn Dtlly Miner of Sane IS, 11*8) O, Noel Brown the miniger of tht Queen Beu mine I* ln town. Mr. Brown li * keen ud luectuful ingler. . . . Th* Silver King mine ihlpped 1783 ton* to th* Hill Mint Comptny'i imelter for tht four wukt ending Juni 3. aea Tht Wett Kootenty Power ts Light Co., wlU lupply power to the new itrut railway here. C. Hillfu HtU, weU known engineer, ti tn chirge of tbe conitructlon. Thow preunt at the Board ot Tnde met Ung held lut night were, tbe pruldent, 3. R. Robertwn, Chtpmtn, Morrli, Fletcher, Procter, Jowett, Irving, Kydd, Cipt Dunckn. Dr. Arthur ud thi ncntary Mr. swuniu. SILVER BULLION IMPORTS INCREASE Importation ot tllver bullion In April wu valued at 1103,068, • ltrger ■mount thu ututl. Thi imount trom tht United Statu wu 199,931, tht rut trom Orett Britain. ARE PROMISES TO WAR VETS KEPT? Editor, Nelwn Daily Newi: Sir—We read in a newi item in your inu* ot Jun* 12, that ■ blU is under conilderation "to meet the request* of the raunicipilities of Weitern Canada". Thii bill, placing the legal phraseology into liymtn't language allow* th* municipal poUuciani to stetl the land bought and paid for by th* returned soldier under thit great lnrtniment ot embezzlement, an arreari tax ule. . Unfortunately, the returned Midler is not represented in my of our governmental group*. To be sure, returned soldien ire memben ot the personnel of those group*, but they have forgotten their comrade! of -"lander's tieldi. Al tor organization of ww veteran*, the British Empire Service league known colloquially as the Canidlan Legion, it time* voices t meek remonstrance agalnit the anti- veteran spirit io prevalent in Can- ade. But theae proteiti are t mere •ource of quiet amusement' Can you rectll the promises made to the Canadian youth of 1914-18? Have my of tho«e promise! been kept? Hu uy attempt been made to keep them? Why, yea That youth, broken down, wtr-wrecked old men now, ire in your wide flung work camp*, using a pick and shovel for starvation wage*, along with Uie boyi that they laved from the ravage* of war, your 1934 youth. Let us ill gather round that rock in the central square U the weitern Cuadiu muntcipiUtiet, Uie soldiers memorlil, md led by Uie foremoit tin-pot poUUciu let ui iptone that grand old poem, "They Shill not sleep in Fluder'i Fields". No, nor In Canidlan fleldi either. __ M. J. O.XEABY. Shoreacrei, B. C, June 14. SALMO CAMP HAS A BAND CONCERT Th* Editor: "r~ Sir—Through tha klndnan ot the members of tha Nelson City bud md the memben ot the Nelwn branch ot the "Toe H" the men it the Stlmo ilrport ind their frlendi ipent • mut enjoyible alternoon on Sundty. Thlt conctrt wu arranged wme thne tgo through the efforta ot Stanley Horiwlll ud htd bun looked forwud to very keenly by the mu it the ctmp. Mut of Siturdiy tfternoon ud ill Sundty morning wveral of the mu worked hwd to build i shelter of ■run boughs for the bud ud mother tor my ltdlu who might tttend. Rowi of pltnkt on blocki of wood wen pliced to ntt mint of thon tttending. while the office, itore ud eutern wen itrtpped of chtlrt md formi. A tupply of Ict cretm ud toft drlnki wu purchued by the ctnteen commlttu ud In the metntlme w. Mills. th* oook ud hli helper. Don Onnt, ltbored to mtkt u extrt lupply of good thlngi to ut A truck load of nun ctmt from Ohlnt Creek ctmp to ujoy tbt ooncirt ud alw to play a game of wft- bill. A truck load from Bouth Fork oamp arrived woa tftar tnd thm thi wltb tht bud tpd other vlilton ud tlw uveral carloads from Stlmo. TH* bud pliyed t number of.weU. known ud well Uked (election* from 3 to 4:30 ud win unitlntlng in their effort*, on* piece following uother ln quick mcceulon with very Uttl* tntervtl betwun. '* In tba middle of the ; -ogram ot muilc the Mlnu Haul and Nu Stout accompanied by their brother Jack on the btgplpea give two Hlghltnd duces tn Coatume. They wen heartily applauded. Dining the prognm Du Webiter, tht canteen steward, tbly utlited by Herb Eckford dispensed ice cretm and cooling drlnki At 4:80 ill th* visitors, nurly 50 In numbtr, went Into the meu-hut md ihowed their tpprecltUon of the cooki effort! In no uncertain minner. Some were even hetrd to up thtt It wu thi but mul they htd eiten for yetn. Thlt wu not uld within hearing of their -vlves. Muy of the vlilton took the opportunity of looking over the ilrport work ud ihowed considerable surprise ud Interut it the imount ot work thit hu bun done. Af tei* the vlilton htd beu retruhed the Airport, Ohlnt Creek ud South Fori mu received their supper. The vlilton then deputed md t w.:btU gtme wu pltyed betwun China Creek ud t tetm compoted of South fork ud Airport men. The ruult wu rather on* tided ln fivor of Cblni Creek, th* Airport mra ln particular ihowlng signs ot their very strenuous diy, uveral ot whom htd worked herd ill ifternoon helping to feed the hungry. During the diy t horwshoe pitching contest wu held, thl flntli of which were run off on Mondty. Everyone tgreed thit lt hid beu t mut luccessful diy ud imong thon whom t grett detl of praise la due for thll tucceu were W. Mlllt, tht cook md bll itout body of helpers, ud Webiter ud Eckford" who cut th* leu." While exprmlng t vote ot thtnka to tbe 'Too fl" tnd the bud tbe fore- D. B. Crowther ttld thtt he hoped t ilmllir prognm oould be -arranged In th* nur futun md "to uy iU of ui." The following ll * Ult of thou Who kindly lut thtlr ctn ud therefore midi tbe diyi entertainment poulble: J. B. Ony, Col. M. V. Allen, Vic Onvu, Hirold Brown, W. Brown, A. J. Dunnett. T. Is. Irwin, B. O. Affleck. The Nelwn Transfer comptny tlw very kindly lent t ctr which wu driven by Fred Webber. The following compoted the bind: T L. Irwin (who conducted!, J. T. Brown, 8. Newell, C. Petnon, N. S. Kmmett, J. Ludwlg, W. Brown, R. Htrrlion, F. Webber. I. Hooker, J. McCtndllih, J. Meek, W. Wood, R. Dyke, J. Worthlngton. Oordon Wlllltmi ud B. S. Prtby. . Other vlilton from Nelwn Included Mra. A. E. Crowther, Mlu Peggy Du - nett, Mn. Worthlngton, John ud Oltdyi, Mn. Stm Brown, Mn. J. T. Brown, Mn. Wlllltm Brown, Mn. J. B Ony, Mr. Auitln Thompion, tnd not forgetting Stanley HonwlU Who organized tbi whola trip. Silmo vlHton Included Constable ud Mn. J. White. Mr. ud Mn. A. Ciwley, Mr. ud Mri. C. Lindow, Mr ud Mra. M. C. Dontldwn, Mr. tnd Mra Archie Bremner ud chlldru, Mn. Held tnd the Mluu Dontldwn. The mu ud staff tt the Airport wish to think iU thou who w kindly helped to give them tuch in enjoyible diy. RELIEF WORKER AUCTION AND ONTRACT BRIDGE By th* World1! Ludlng Authority MILTON C. WORK IXPIRT CONTRACT Som* hudi occur wblch give th* opportunity for many vtriilloni In play, but, u a rule, and ai ti the cue in the band that appear* below, it ii the belt comidered plan thlt wini: This hud wu pliyed in I rubber game at a prominent club, Weit being the Declarer, playing a contract of three No Trump*. North led the Eight of Spade*. South hiving made an original bid of one Spade, ud South ducked that card, playing Uie Six. Weat won with the King, but hi* false card deceived no on* u he hid bid No Trump* twice after the Spade bid. Wert thu led * Diamond which wat won by South who, realizing the Spade situition and, appreciating that hit pirtner might readily hive three Spade*, led the Nine, hoping thlt Weit would win Uie trick and that if North held the King of Diamonds, he would take the aecond round of Diamonds and put South in with a Spade. In that case the adversaries would take two Diamond! ud three Spedei. The Declirer, however, reading the plan* of South, played a amaU Spade on the trick, ud after that the adver- uriei were relegated to two Diamonds ud two Spades ud the Declarer made hli contract It will be noted that when Declarer took the fint trick, he could appreciate that he would doubtless be able to win mother Spade and lurely three Hearti md three Clubi. but he could not expect to capturi four Clube is Uie adverse holding* In that suit were not apt to be evenly divided, so he muit take at least one Diamond In order to nuke game. The only possibility for successful defense grould have been if on the fint Diamond trick, North had dared to play the King. The incident danger would be that Weit might hive three Diamond* and South the singleton Ace, in. which cue the King play would be expensive, but game could not be wved in my other way. With the King of Diamond! played on uie tint round and a second Spade led. South would be able to clear his Spadet, bet In with the Ace of Diamonds, cuh hit thirteenth Spade md thua uve gime. MONDAY'S HAND •MM ♦ H+W ♦ NOSE •\M t|?M ♦IH H — «»H4 -HM-M -JMLJ4H+M -HT" What ihould South's harvest be? can begin to arrive trom Nelwn Silmo, Airport Ctmp, ON THE AIR TONIGHT CANADIAN RADIO COMMISSION NETWORK 6:00 Acidim Senenide, trom Htllfax 6:30 George Wade'i Comhuiken 7:00 Charle* Dornberger'i Orch. 7:30 Newi ud Weather Forecut 7:38 Glen Grty'i Orch., C3&- N.Y. 7:45-8:00 Johnny Johnson'i Orch., CRS. 8:00 Piano duo (B.C. Network 8:19 Newi (B. C. Network.) 8:30 Don Pedro ud hia Orch. Vmcouver N.B.C-KGO NITWORK KHQ KQW KPI KOO KOMO KJR (-W 620 SW 7W 120 (70 6:00 Tnvelcade 6:30 NaUonal Barn Dance 7:30 Happy Tunu, Polak's Orch. 8:00 Floyd Gibbons 8:18 Carefree Carnival, variety 8:11 Sarah riendler, violin (KGO) 8:30 Russian Troubidoure (KGO) 0:00 Blue Moonlight, organ, guitar 9:00 Seymour Slmon'i Ore (KGO) 0:30 Tom Coakley'i Orch. 10:00 Htrry Birrfr Orch. 10:30 Club Victor Orch. 10:88 Pros-Radio News Service 11:00 Orgu Concert, (KGO) CB.S.-D0N LIE NETWORK KVI KFRC KOIN KSL KOL i?0 110 W 1130 1270 6:00 Elder Mlchaux' congregation 6:30 Rhythm Revue (Don Lee) 7:00 Sylvia Froos, songs 7:15 Minute Melodies (Don Lee) 7:20 Glen Gray's Orch. 7:45 Johnny Johnson's Orch. 8:00 Ted Korito's Orch. 8:30 Carol Lofner's Orch. 0:00 Harry Sosniclrs Orch. 9:30 Earl Hlne* ind Orch. 10:00 Harry Jackson's Orch. (D.L.) 10:30 Carol Lofner'i Orch. (Di.) 11:00 Aaronson'i Orch. (D.L.) 11:30 Tony Pecetti's Orch. (D.L) 680 k KPO 441 ,m SAN FRANCISCO 60400 w 6:30 Pluo Pall 7:00 Educ, at Crossroids 7:16 Cook md Alexuder 7:30 Happy Felton'i Orch. 8:00 Clef Dwellers, mile trio 8:15 Carefree Carnival 9:00 Blue Moonlight 9:80 Clyde Lucas1 Orch. 10:00 Williams-Walsh Orch. 10:30 To be mnounced 10:59 Muilctl Interlude 11:00 Gus Arnhelm'i Orch. 11:30 Charles Runyr.n. organist TEN YEARS AGO (From Thi Dtlly Newi of Jnne 11, UM) Oeorge Fun ipent the week-end *t Procter. • fr. a It Alnt Ooln' to R*ln (Row) no Mote" wu cleverly rendered tn qutr- ttt ityle by Reg Dill, Jlmmie Motmu, Oectc* Fleury end R. M. Wettop tt th* Rowing club dtnee held Fndiy night tte Oonitdenble d-mtjt wu done to the tutomobllei driven by Thomu Wilkinton ud L. K. Larson yeiterdiy ifternoon whm they collided juat beyond the hoipltal. 20 YEARS AGO (From The Dilly Newi of June 16, 1914) Accompanied trom Revelitoke by Oeorge Johnitone, u horonry member ot the rowing club, mr ln "it but condition the two new ihelli of the Nelwn Rowing club trrlvtd In tb* dty lut Ught. 0. A. Hun* tad young wn Rankin Hunt of Almworth tn ptylng * vldt to th* dty, t • • Cltrence Ogllvle tnd John McKiy with their tetmt end • Urge gang of men ctme up to O. W. Buak't to improve the Bslfour-Nelwn roid. VOICE GIVES KEY TO PERSONALITY When you ipeik over the phone or radio, the voice traiumlttecf electrically "give* iwiy" more of your personality thm you may think. Harvard univenlty psychologists, who feel thit the problem of judging personality by, the radio voice has received very little attention, have made 10 experiment* it theli psychological laboratory and at a radio ititlon in Boiton. The voice doei convey correct information as to personality, ia the general conclusion reached by Dr. G. W. All- port and Dr. Hadley Centra Inner qualities cm be more correctly judged from voices thu physical aDpenrance or other outer signs, the psychologist! report in the Journal of Social Psychology, No particular trait has been tound to ihow up consistently in normal speaking volcei, w thlt listeners cm reguirly identify it Nor U lt true thtt certain typei of individual* are alwayi to be recognized by their voice*, ud other type* not at all. Bqt ln matching to voice* varloua personility feature!, iuch is •ge, vocation, emotional type, interests, force of character, it was found thit the judgments were iuc- cessful often by large margini over chance. WHAT THE PRESS IS SAYING COYOTES AND COUQARS Coyotei an**1 courm ire In iuch disrepute in British Columbia that Fiah md Game, Sheep Breeders' and Beef Cattle Growen' associations are petlUonlng the provincial Tovernment to coooerate in the des- trucUon of theie vermin. The damage that ii done by theae predatory animals, already extensive enough to warrant cont' ,uous protests, cm be partially guaged by the report of Robert Heron, of Kamloops, that coyotei had killed 60 of hli Iambi in three weeki. Where the sheep ire herded for pasturage, there the coyotea md cougara rally. And alwayi they may be found where there is a calf or baby colt to be hamstrung, killed ud eaten. Furthermore they are alaughtering the game mim«'a md game blrdi t all seisom ot the yeir—Country Life in B. C. GROWERS' INTERESTS WELDED Merger of the Growera' Stabilization committee ud the Growen' Movement with th* British Columbia Fnilt Orowen' association md Uie decision of the Auociated Growen of Brltlih Columbia to throw In their lot with the growen at large have hid the effect of c"ioli* datinr** the marketing ixwlt' ' thr orimery produc -s of the main line, the Okanagan valley ud Wei* Kootenay. Never before have the growen ln thete ireai been io firmly welded, in respect of the mer- chmdlilng of their -rop, is they are al preient—Country Life in B.C. Girl in the Family B, BEATRICE BURTON CHAPTER XIX Uncle Worthy wu ln hit office, leaning back In hli iwivei chtlr reading wben Suian opened the door ud told him that Ar. Helton wanted to ue him. He jumped up eagerly ud took a small glut from the top of hit dak. "Hello. Mr. Broderick. Here'i wme more Juit Uke that lut ituff I brought you," Suun beard Mr. Melton ny to him ai he went ihuf- fllng down to the lide door ln hii houie slippers. "Thit wu very tine ituff," Uncle Worthy answered in hli hearty voice. 'Tt ihould have beu—at tb* price. How much ii thli?" "Sim* pflce." "Well, we can't get along without it cu we? Even if you feller* do hold ui up," Uncle worthy chuckled, more cheerful than he had been tor dayi. There wn a little pause and then Mr. Melton ipoke again. "Thli Is itrictly caah thii time, you under- itand, Mr. Broderlck." From her place at the end of the hall'Suun could aee that he* still held his burly sack in hii irms. She watched her uncle stroke hii long, chin thoughtfully for a minute or two, thu put hii hud into hli back trousers pocket and bring forth his leather wallet He took three twenty dollar bills from it, huded them to Blr. Melton andt ook the tack Into his own arm*. "Come up into my office," he uld, "md we'U try it eh?" It wu almost seve., before Mr. Melton left md dinner wu fifteen minutei liter thm usual. Before Sunn brought in the dessert her uncle got up from the table md announced that he did not care for uy. He wai going to bed, he raid, to try to ileep off a headache that he had had ever ilnce noon. Cue tide of hii face wu flushed a deep red, the noUced aa he got slowly out of his carving-chlr. and hli eye- Ud* were almost closed with puffin- ess. Aunt Edna made a sudden movement ot her hetd toward John, ud John got up ud foUowed him into the hall. He wut alowly up the ■tain, the crystal prisma of the hall chandelier Unkled as he crossed the floor above, md thu the door of hli bedroom closed. "He'i ill right" John uid, com* ing back from the hall. It wai not the flnt Ume that he had atood it the toot of the ibirs, waiting until hii uncle reached hla bedroom in safety. To aU of them the whole scene wai Uke part of a nlay that they had seen w muy tlmei thlt they knew exactly what wu goto" to haooen before the curtain wut up. "Gosh ill hemlock! Did you notice hii face?" John uked ln a ■trave, shocked voice ai he took his feat at the table. "Red on one aide ud white as oaoer on the other. 1 never uw it Uke that before—I wonder of he IS all right" He ouahed bick hli chair ud nn upstaln. In two or three minutei he came back "Yes, he's okeh." Hl« voice wai tuU of relief. "In bed -*'reidy md wund asleep." It was eight o'clock whm Susan lut the dishnan on ltl hook behind 'he stove and switched off the kitchen lights. Th" house wm very nuiet. John hid left directly after dinner to cover a hockey game for hli oiper, niekip" Connie Siyre uo on hii wiy to the rink. Behind th* eloied door of the oarlor LuUe md Aunt Edni wre reading, ud up- .- Wuhington swept the four-game urlu with Chicigo White Sox todty 8*7, Trtvil Jackson driving across the winning run in the Ust htlf ot the ninth tfter Bonuit's 17th homer of the season hid tied the score. Joe Cronin cricked out t homer In the tint inning with one on theid of him »nd turned ln « thret-out-of- fivt pUt* performance for thi dty. Bonun'i circuit swtt in the ninth, likewise came with * mm on hue, Chicago T IS 1 Wuhlngton I 13 1 Jonu, Hevlng and Madjeskl; Crowder ind Sewell. BASEBALL GOING GOOD AT MICHEL MICHIL, Junt 18—Bisehin Interut sums to htve revived ln this town. A luge crowd turned out to witch Mlchil tnd Nstel senior buebtil turn detest Coleman All-stirs 6-3 ln I rlouly contested gtml. S. Krall umpired Nital Black-Htwki detested Blur- mnre. 14*10 ln sottbtll A ltrgt crowd turned out for the gime. Hetvy hitting wu I futun of the bsttle. Both tumi turned ln a tterllng garni but whan the heavy hitters of the Hawks sallied forth ln the seventh to put their turn In tha lud Bltlrmore could not catch them. J. Kitrichsk umpired tht gam*. INTERNATIONAL Rochester 8: gmcuae 3. Bufftlo 4; Nmrk 8. Toronto 7; Albiny 8. Montretl 13; Btltlmon 18. jMinilllllimmilllimilllillilllimillimillllllimiMlllllllllllllllllltlillllllllllllL SPORT PUFFS iftiiit-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiii. ASK NO QUESTIONS Wt'vt no Idet whtrt It cunt from. It wu on our desk when wt started the old grind today, lt is not tlgned—it miy or miy not be original. But it reads well tnd bill fins, who remember protest! thtt onct wtrt hetrd from the cout against Sunday gamu in Nelion, wlU probibly like it. At tny rate, thll being one of those dayi when there ire other things to do besides filling up thli ipace, we can't resiit the temptation of uvlng time by. giving It to you just u we tlnd lt. Here goes: THE DEACON The Detcon wtndered forth one dty tnd uw t Sundty gtme— Such doing! filled the Deacon's soul with igony tnd shame- He scowled upon the sinnera u they chued and slammed the ball, And he noticed that the pitcher wu Ihe target thit wu llll For the hit* were long and frequent, ind they cruhed and banged like tin, ' And tht fans wert raising tumult with * loud tnd awful din— And the Deacon, u he watched it, felt i sudden, wicked thrill— And he strode right out before them md he seized upon the pill! (He hid pitched t lot ot bill gtmei ln his youth, the Detcon htd, And the league had made him often that were—well, not half so bad.) So the Deacon started pitching, while the crowd gave ribald Jeen, Which were turned, in just one inning, into roundi of roaring cheers! For th* Ducon fanned six batten, in a miek, bewildered row, Then went up and won the ball game with a stunning home run blowi Then he realized his error, ind he left the pitching poik. With t flush of great confusion spreading o'er hii wuthered cheek- He hid fillen lor temptation—but—tt lent so people say- He now stands for good, clttn bill gtmei, even on tht Sabbath Dayi Norths.™ Ltague NORTHERN BASEBALL LEAGIE Pirio-MoorhiM 1: supirlor j Ontt ortnd forks 6*. Duluth 1. Winnipeg 10; tu Clttn 11. Crookston 8; Bnlnird-Llttl* Ftlli 8 (8 lnnlngi). TRAIL CYCUST WANTS A RACE Sporti Editor, Ntlion Dally Newi: Sir—I would like to know lf there will be my bike racu In Nelson this summer. Both Ctncien md myielf trt anxious to mett your loctl rlden, Joe Sutcliffe md hii teim mite Math Flsgle. If it could b* irnngtd and igree- iblt to the Nelson turn I would suggest miking our next race tor tht Wnt Kootenay ehimpionihlp. It could bt t mile, I five-mile or a 25 mile tfftlr. Any distance aulta us. Wt trt both ln tip-top ihipe, •nd ire willing to net it any time. Should racu be staged in Nelson this year. I htvt t net in mind thtt ihould suit t crowd thtt wants thrills. It is t mlnliture six-dty rice in which tetmi compete and li full ot excitement tlio plenty of ipilU. It ctn b* run for my length ot time tor htlf hour or full hour, run on tht ume lines u t lix-diy affair. Hoping we will hive somi real itiff rices with your locil turn. PRIMO OUGERA. Box 3288, Trail, B. C. BagebaWsBlg Six By TBS ASSOCIATED FRE8S Joe Medwlck gslned undisputed possession of fourth plut In tbt Big ili tnd flnt imong tb* Nttlontl lugut'i httamtn yuttrdiy when h« clouted three hits tn tour ttmu up igitnit thi Bnves. This stunt shot bll ivertte up eight polnu to .978 while BID Vr- bsnskl, who had been tied with htm om out ot thru to hold hli .885 msrk. Chirlty Oebrlnitr, big Hi Usder. milntilned hit .410 ivirigi with two hit* in tin trips to tht pUt* whlli his nearest rival. Helnl* Msnush. lost thru point* u hs hit onjy one* out cf four Ittempta. The stsndlnt; ' O Ab ■ H Pet. Qshrlngtr, Tlttn 13 300 48 13 .410 Msnush, Btniton tl ill 41 88 9»4 Votmlk, Indlani . 43 IM 3ft 88 .878 Medwlck, Cirdlnili . . 81 313 4T 78 .378 urbinskt, Bnves 81 333 48 81 .388 Terry, Oltntt 84 311 43 78 .380 Gossiping With the Big Leaguers -PARMStEB, New York <5lAr(TPnr.H« WlUK-HN Hir «ieep* # ' ^k.AtfH-ntn. BTAlTTltMARBE Major lesjue goulp—A St. Louis scribe recently sought out Bill Ttrry, tht niw Tork Oltnt minigtr •t his hotel tfter t gtme for in Interview. "Su me it Uu bill ptrk tomorrow ifternoon," ttld Ttrry. "ThiU win I do til my business."— "Pinkie" Whitney, third btuman ot th* Boston Brtvet. uud to sell cushions it the Bin Antonio, Ttx., ball park—There's a sign painted over the entrance to the dairy farm Of the Ferrells st Greensboro, NC, retdlng. "Home of the rerrell broth* ers of American lugus lime." Now th* brothen tr* a bittery with thl Botton Red Sol — Tbe American leigue li i tut bill lugut ind tbi Nttlontl t euro bill Ittfue— Charley Othrlnier, the Tiger ucond buemin, ll the most quut player In thl mllori tnd no Duroohtr tht mut voluble—The lit* John J. Mcortw cand littlt for collets pltyire. "Thty're uiuilly to dumb ln bu*b*U, thtt If thty didn't htvt • ecu*** dime they couldn't tlnd thslr wav out of the MU park," ht cltlmed. Bin Chip* mm exptctt to chmtl lrom i rlih - n*i*ii hlttor to tht lift ilde of tb* plate to tiki idvtntog* ot bit tpeed. American Association Minnupolli 1; at St Paul 8. Milwaukee it Kinsas Ctty, postponed, nln. Louisville it Jn#«~-«.■■■ " •- pltyed u part doubleheader Sundty.) ** ALL LEADERS ARE BEATEN Giants: Lose to Reds; Boston Defeats Cdrds NATIONAL LEAGIE • W Jb Ftt. Ntw Tork SS IS .848 St. loul* 81 30 .808 Ohlotgo , 31 38 874 Plttaburgh ....!.. 37 33 .881 •oiton ., 28 24 830 Brooklyn 98 80 484 Phlltptlpblt It SO .388 Cincinniti ...: 13 38 .350 CINCINNATI. JUM 18 (AP)-CU* clnnttl Reds broke New Tork'i flvt gtme winning itreak md their own string of four lotus todty u they defuted the Olsnts 3*1 In the series final behind the flnt pltchtm of Tony Pnitu. tt wu thtlr 13th victory ot thi sttson ind the ucond lor the former Athletlci %>uth- 8iw who owe to Cincinniti from t, Ptul. Ntw Tork '1 8-1 Cincinniti 3 8 I Pltaslmmons snd Mtneuso; mt* tu UK) O'ftrrtl! BRAVES SWAMPS CABDS ST. LOU18, Jun* 11 (API-An uprising it tn< txpesu of Jim Mooney snd Jim wlntord ln the sixth, snd another attack on a third "Jim"— jtm Unduy—in thi. eighth, gin Boston Braves • 10-4 victory ovtr th* Csrdintls todiy. Th* decision give thl vltlton in equtl split ot the four-gun* series which ended today. Boiton 10 18 1 St. Louis 4 10 0 Srindt snd Spohrer; Htlnes. Moon* ty, Wlnlord, Unduy and V. Dtvli, Hetley. CUBS LOSS BV RUN CHICAGO, JUM 18 (AP)—Aftor Dolph Cimllll tied tbe icon In tht ninth with • horn* run with Johnny Moore oa bu*, Phllidelphii ((1" tionili delettsd Chlctgo 4*3 In 18 lnnlngi todiy to gain tn even ip.lt tn thi four-game urlu. Kill Cuyler md Billy Juries hit homi rum for CUM. Phtltdilphla ._. 4 8 8 Chlctgo _ 3 7 0 Colllni, johnion, onbowikl, Dtvli. Barrow and Todd; Warneke and Hartnett. BROOKLYN WINS PITTSBURGH, June 18 (AP) — Brooklyn Dodgers cut loose with tome high powered bitting igtlnit Red Lucas md two successors ' diy to defeat plttaburgh Pirates 8-4. Brooklyn won tht urlu 8*1, Big Tom Itchary mtde hli debut succeutul by holding the Bun to nln* hit* and amacklni a double In tb* sixth to bring ln th* runi thit put Brooklyn ihud to stay. Brooklyn 8 18 0 Plttaburgh _ 4 8 0 zachary, ud Lopet: Lucu, Chignon, Swift md Pidden. ESSEX HAS BIG CRICKET LEAD CARDS TRADE DAVIS FOR CHICK FULLIS OF PHILS PHILADELPHIA, Jun* 11 (AP). —Pruident Ograld Nugtnt of tbt Phllllu of tht Nttlontl lugue tonight mnounced * tndt with St. Louli Cardinal! by which George Davis, centerflelder, returns to the Phili ln exchange for Outfielder Chick fuUia. Ui. LEADS Di WIGHTMANCUP WIMBLSDON, Juni 18 (AP)-Thl United Statu ltd Orut Britain two matchu to one today at tba end of tM tint day'i pliy In tM 13th renewal of tbi international Wlghtmu cup urlu. United Statu forces, defending thi eup they have htld (Inn 1331 ud won on tour previous occasions, got •wty to a flying itart with two singles victories scored by Sarah Pallrey ot Brookllne, Mass. and Htlen Jacobt, American champion ud team leader. Mlu Palfrey played spectaculirly In upsetting ths celebrated Dorothy' Round, England* ftrtt-ranking player 8*3, 3*8, 8-8. Bhe gamely came trom Mhlnd In the ttnt ut, after trailing 1*8, to take the next five gamu. Mlu Jacobs beat Margaret (Peg) Scrlven 8.1, 8*1. Nancy Lyle and Evelyn Punnu, t new but potent Brltlih doublet combination, uved Orut Britain1! turn trom a complete shutout. Thi English glrli won In itnlght sets over ths California tetm of Caroline Bibcock ud Jouphlm Cruickshank, 7-8, 7-8. LONDON, Juni 18 (CP)—The flrst- clau county cricket uble Including gamu flntshsd Prlday ls u follows: Teami W L WPI • NB Pts. Pet. Susses 7 0 8 3 0 131 73.33 Kent 8 3 2 10 88 88.88 York 4 1113 78 8833 Unu. ..... 4 18 3 0 81 84.00 Mldd'i .-.._ 4 3 3 10 73 M«fl Notts 8 3 8 0 0 80 80.00 Wtrw'k 8 2 3 11 62 48.13 Ltlc ....'. _ 8 3 0 3 0 61 42.60 Ewex 3 2 14 0 83 41,33 Duby 3 4 1 I 0 63 39.26 Sumy 8 4 110 63 33.38 RUU 2 3 4 0 0 80 37.03 Somtr't ..... 3 3 0 8 0 30 33.60 Olamofgtn 3 4 18 1 48 20.00 Wore 18 3 3 0 31 36.83 Olouc 3 8 0 2 0 88 24.00 North'ta .... 0 8 1 0 f 8 3.70 •—LPI. ORIS'TRACK TRIALS TODAY VANCOUVER, June 18 (OP) — with thtlr eyu on provincial ud Dominion laurels ind mon particularly » chine* W bid for t berth on Canada's turn to the Brltlih Empire gamea thla fall, tha elite or British Columbia'! temlnlni sport's world step out tomorrow In the British Columbia track and field championships. At leut 88, ud poulbly 76 with SMt entries, will take their places on >e track, In the Jumping pits ud on the field ln the biggest field tha provincial women'a meet hu ever aeen. With perfect weather ud a tut track In prospect vetenn title-holders ud Cuidlu Olympic tetm members wtll hive their work cut out If they in to hold thilr honon igtlnit • classy field of uplrlng youngsters from Vancouver Island, North Bend ud lower mainland points. Although the unlor 200 ud 100 meter sprints ud thi Intermediate high lump with two champions striving to better existing marks in flgursd u thi highlight! ot tht meet, more thu • littlt interut will M shown ln thi Junior division where a sturdy young miss from Qunrsn, Yvonne Dlngley, hu intend In tin of the. seven events FOR... SAND GRAVEL PHONE Prompt Service RENWICKS Springfield May Reenter Hockey NEW TOBK. Jtm* 18 (AP).-T*« Cinidlan-Amerlcu Hockey league meeting here today to dlscuu pltns tor the 1934-35 iction. httrd the report that Springfield, Miu, probibly would rejoin the circuit u ■ farm team of the New York Ringers Of the Ngtiontl Hockey lugue. Leite? Titrick, rtpretenling thc Ringers, told the leigue ownen tnd dlrecton thit Col John S. Htmmond, pruldtnt of the New York club, wu negotiating with representative! of th* Springfield rink with the idea ot giving the Mtut- chuitttt city minor lugut hockey tfter in tbltnct ot ont yetr. The addition ot Springfield would Increue the circuit to six memben. MIDDLESEX IN CRICKET WIN LONDON. Juni 18 (CP cibl*)-Mld- dleux defeatad Glamorgan by u lnnlngi ud 113 runi ln t flret-cliu county ortcktt mttch concluding todiy tt Lord'i Thi norto; Mlddluti 478 tor H» declared (Ian* dren lit, Hulme 108, AUen 113 not outa: OVamorgu 183 ud, following on, 303 (Smith tour for 88). At Southampton Uncuhln dtfuted Hampshire by nlnt wlcketa. Himp- shln 341 ud 188 (Hopwood ts- for 48); Lucuhlre 887 tnd 44 tor ont wicket. With Huold Larwood bowling hli usual lightning pact again Nottingham diluted ttnt by 146 runs it Westellffe. Hott* 871 ud 187 for nln* declired (Ctn* 107, P. Smith flvt for 48): buz 184 *nd 188. Xtnt dsfeated Worcutor by 171 runi tt Tonbrldgt. Int 844 ud 804 tor ill declared (Woolley 104); Worcutor 378 ud 183 (Hott four tor 34). Derby won on th* tint lnnlngi over Gloucester. Oloucestenhire W ud 807 (Hammond 134); Derbyshire 338 ud 83 for ao wlcktti it Dtrby. In tbi remaining mttch Smut de* futad Surrey by bin* wlcktt* it Horsham whtn tM toon* wtn: Surrey 380 tnd 226 (J. Oomford tli for 84): Susses 462 for five declired ud 64 for one (J. Puk* 133. John Lang- rldg. ltd). INDIAVOR BIATS VIL8HIDA PORTSMOUTH, Eng., Jun* 15 (AP).-T. O. M. Sopwlth'i Snduv our, chillenger tor tht America's cup, today finished tour mlnutu in front of the speedy Velshedi in t 30-mile nil ln open se* ott the wutern end of the III* of Wight Velshedi wu the fistest boit In English waters lut yetr. I PAQI SIVIN Rome Hunt In Big Wmt Hoot runi yetterdiy — Bonun, Whltt Sox: Bice, Indiana. Averll), Inditni: Colimu. Athletlca; Htaglns. Athtatlc*. Cronin. Senaton, Burnt. Browni; Suhr. Ptntu; Jurgu, Onto; Cuytor, Cub.; CgmilU. Phllllu; V. Dtvli, OtnUntli, one uch. Tb* Leaden—Bonun. White Sot, 17; Oehrlg. Yankeu. 18; Kltln, OuM, 16; Ott, Oluta, 16; Poxx, AthleHu, 14; Johnion, AtbliHn, 14; Colllni, Cud-nali, 14. Lugui totali—Anurtcu 388, National 388. 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"axleflez" that gives you independent front wheel springing with front axle strength snd safety .. scores of other features .. 14 models, 112 and 116 inch wheelbases . . 80 and 85 horsepower engines. Try performance that's really a thrill... that's Terrsplsning! HUDSON-ESSEX OF CANADA, UMITED, Tilbury, Ontario Yoar nearest TerrafUtn-HttJson dealer tnll h [laj ta have yoa take tba tvbael ia par turn htndi ' THE SMEDLEY GARAGE CO. VIRNON ST. PMOr.1 71 NIUON, B.C. Terroplane-Hudson Dealers for Nelson and District Listen to the Icrrdplane-Hudson ?io_tam, Saturdays, PAQI IIOHT ■ i FIRST CAR OF STRAWS MOVES FROM WYNNDEL Second Follows Next Doy for Winnipeg Market EXPECT A CAR A DAY FROM NOW ON Alfalfa Cutting Now in Full Swing in Valley CRESTON, June 18 — The tint itnlght cirload of Cruton villey itnwberrlei rolled eut Tueeday morning from the pre-cooler at Wynndel, dettined for the Winnipeg mirket. Another carload left Wednetdty morning, ind tf the present wtrm weith continues, then rill be t ctrlotd or mon dtlly tor the ■neit couple o_ weeki it lent trom Wynndel, when the crop U 1 heavy one. With Wynndel shlpptni car lots shipping at houses it creston in finding lt easier to dispone ot their supplies u Wynndel Is moving Only imill quantities 1.0.1. Bll and jesn Nouguler, who hive •pent tome monthi with their parents, Mr. ind Mn. E. Nouguler, hive ltft to resume their positions In seittle. Mlw Non.Ptyni ind Mlw Adi Lewis wen motor vlilton tt Bonners Jerry. Idtho. With hot weather prevailing and the wtter on the flit* ftUlng, mosquitoes ire becoming numeroui, ind unuiuilly vicious for to es-iy ln the •Mm. Mn. Toung ind Mn. McMahon of Lethbridge motored through to Wynndel, 'When they tn helping wltb the berry harvest on the E. A. Htckett rinch. R. Stevens of Cimp Utter wu tn town, en route to Tnll on t vUlt with hli ton, Ernest, They plin • trip to Vincouver ind cout polntt thli month. Mr. ind Mn. Bob Mtnhtll in occupying their new home on the ranch sorth of town. Col. E. Milltndtlni hu left for Portlmd. On., when he will be Eut Kootenty representative at the Legion convention. O. Tlylor, loctl luperlntendent ot the CPR. Exgrees company, la miking headquarters at Wynndel, supervising the strawberry shipment! from thtt point, when the c.P.R. hu no 'tgent. ALFALFA CUTTING 8TABTED With th* wuther cleared up alfalfa cutting U ln full swing it til polntt In the vtlley. Generally tbe crop Is reported light, or just average, but of exceptionally fine quality. Due to tbe mild and moist fall and winter there Is consldenble gnu to contend with ln most field*. Mr. tnd Mn. T. W. Bundy tre bick from t three-week vacitlon tt Nintl* too tnd cout polntt. ind t thort Itty with ralitlves tt Summerland. A new bungtlow home tor Mr. tnd Mn. Pnnk Milone li being erected on Park rotd. J. D. Skinner, well-known newi- —— ^SSISP si'ipi'*1" -mm*wmmmmi^**g tt 1*n-?n_*"*t tnd Rocky Ountaln Houw. Alt*., about 80 yun ago, wu t Cruton vltltor on Tuetdiy, * guwt ot 0. T: Htyw. Quite t numbtr trom Creiton wen tt Huicroft for t community picnic, which fettured two buebill gtmu ln which two Cruton tetmi participated. The local lntermedlttet bwt thl Canyon nine ln th* opening round, end In th* evening trimmed the Athletlci ln quite decisive tuhlon. In the toftbtll gtme Cinyon bett the Uster-Huscroft Rilders. Prlnclptl T. Mirrtott ot Cruton publlo ichool, htd til hit gride 8 pupils out to the West Kooteniy Power * Ught comptny, Ltd., power houw tnd dim, getting tint htnd lnformitlon tor a composition they are writing In connection with the school ftlr In September. H. H. Redmlle, who hu hid chirge ot the provlnclil government nllef ctmp tt Ooatfell for the put thne yetn, hu retired from thtt position tnd hu purchued the N. P. Devlin & Co.' genertl store at Kitchener. He took possession Mondiy. BCHOOL MEETING Although the statutory annual meeting of school district ratepayer Is lew* thtn t month distent, out tt Ctmp Lister lt It necewtry to hive t speclil muting ln order to htve t botrd ot truiteu to wind up the year's builnew tnd prep; e the estimates for the yetr 1934-38, within the put two monthi two of the trustee botrd htve left the tnt tnd tbout * month tgo the tudltor wu celled by duth. Truiteu will be elected on June at to replace Mn. George Jacks and A. R. Bernard, and an auditor to succeed the lite W. P. Edwtrds. John Bird, pottmuter tnd genertl merchant, la the only remaining member of th* old board. Mn. Prank Oarrett and Infant daughter Bererly, are guests of the former'! parenU, Mr. and Mn. P. LaBelle. Mlu Ruth Compton of Nelton wu a week-end vUltor tt Creiton with her parents, Mr. and Mn. Jamu Compton. Mrs. Mylei Hurl tnd two children, who htve ipent the put two monthi with tht former'! ptrents, Mr. tnd Mn. W. Cook, htve left for their home it Klrktldy, Alta. T. B. Bheppherd, who hu been on tn extended vltlt with hU ton-ln-ltw tnd dtughter, Mr. tnd Mn, S. C. Ptrker, hu left for t holldiy it Vtncouver, Vlctorlt ind New Westminster, going vli Spokine tnd Setttle. Mrs. R. Foxsll, who hu been vUltlng her parents, Ur. tnd Un. W. H. Cnwford, ben tnd her sister, Mra. Charlu Perry at Oolden, hu returned to her home ln Melton. Softball U going itronger thin ever it Qeiton, two mon teama coming Into being during th* put week, giving the town thne iqutdi. ln tddltlon to the girl Wlldcttt there U the Knlghtt of Pythlu tetm, under the direction of WIU Rodgers. ind t tetm from the United church Young People'i loclety ln chine of Bob Currie. A small dltmond hu bun set apart at Exhibition park ln order to provide diamonds for practice each week night for the thne softbill and two baaebill tetmi. In tddltlon to Cruton, softball hu caught on at every school from Boswell to Kitchener, Sirdar taking the sport rully wrlouily. The wildcat! took on the Kitchener Pine Kate at Kitchener tnd tor the third successive time thl victory ctme by t one-point mirgln. In two of thi gimw tbe Wildcits hive been wlnnen. At the lut encounter the bitterles were: Kitchener—Misses Jessie White tnd Huel McQonegsl. Wlldctte—Dot Wlghtman tnd Mn. F. Levin. A dtnee followed the LONDON (CP) — Finger-print secrets may be revelled liter they ire two year* old, being visible to experts after that lapse of time, according to disclosure! mid* at toe London sessions. •THI NILION DAILY NIWS. NILION. S.C-SATUSOAY MORNINO. JUNI 18. 1884- HARD SURFACING OF CANYON STREET Plocuifipfl Aflvprtf-sino IS BIG TOPIC AT CRESTON COUNCIL To Consider in Committee; Plan New Traffic snd Licence Rules CRESTON, June 18—Then WU consldenble variety to tbe builneu tranweted at the June muting of Creston village oouncll it which Reeve T. H. Jackson presided with Councillors 0. Murrell ind A. Comfort ln ittendtnce. Highway mitten, propoud changu In charget under the tnde license byliw, swimming pool, curfew, prictice nights I at Exhibition pirk, ind but parking wen ill to the ton. The longett dltcuulon ot the wt- sion wu over the htrd surfacing of Cinyon strut. Councillor Murrell Introduced the matter, stating that the gonrnment wu anxious to get on with th* work but would not do anything until a new witer mtln wu laid along tht itreet from the Hl-Way garage to Creston Mercintlte compiny store, if the vllltge would compenwte the waterworks company ln the sum of 1180 for th* removal of lta pipe and putting In of a new six-inch mtln tbe wty wu cletr for getting on wtth tbli work Immediately ind councillors Comfort tnd Murrell ftvored making the compenutlon payment ln order to aecure thlt much needed Improvement.. Reeve Jickton stoutly opposed inch t ptyment, tnd It wu finally tgreed to Ut* the mttter stand over till the council meets In committee to consider the whole wtter tnd hlghwiy sltustlon. MAKES OFFER Fnnk Romano wrote stating he would donate t ten-foot strip tlong 319 fut ot frontsge on Cinyon strut, tut ot th* Sinclair hardware atore. provided the town would nmlt 1034 texu ot tbout 1*80, widen tbe street tnd Ity ildewtlk within 00 dtys. The matter wu favorably considered but no action taken. It wu decided to buy a 35-foot lot from the Luthern church on Cmton avenue, opposite the hospital, and the surveyor will be put to work it onoe. K. Paulson wtll be seen with a view to purchasing in iddltlonil 36 fut to ttlll further improve the hlghwiy iltuitlon ln tbtt locality. The deptrtment it Vlctorlt will be uked to put through tn order In council unending the Hlghwiy •ct u lt tppllu to Creston vllltge 10 thtt itop signs mty be. pliced it Barton and Victoria avenues, along with "No u Turn" signs at the tame locations, u well u signs notifying thit thi speed limit in town U 30 mllei tn hour. Some suggested parking regulations will be wnt the managers of the bu* llnu operating Into Creston for their consideration and adoption, with a view to doing awty with tbe congested traffic on Cinyon itreet when the' busses ire In. TRADE LICENSE BYLAW Councillors Murrell tnd Comfort, who eirly ln the yetr were named 1 committee to revise the Tnde License byliw submitted 1 report tnd on notice ot motion will be con. sldered it the July meeting. Among thow attested by tbi suggested chsnget tn milk dealers, blacksmiths, oil companlu, express comptnlei, drug storei, liwyers, banks and department stores. There wu t Utter from the Women's Instlute urging action ln connection with the curfew bylaw, with th* matter ihelved for another month, in the meantime the Clerk will write the B. 0. Muntclptlltlw association, of which thl vlllige U • member, uklng thtt tbi u- ■octtlon tollcitor glv* 1 ruling u to Creiton hiving * not hiving power to pu* iuch a law. It thi viUige U powerless Councillor Murrell lntlmtted thtt it Uw 1838 wwlon Of the legislature in unendment to the Village tct'would be uked for to cletr th* mttter up. In connection with Exhibition ptfk night* for softball practice! were allocated u followi: wildcats, Monday: Knlghtt of Pythlu. Tuet- diy; united Toung people, Wednudty. Thue ire to use whit u known u the amtll dltmond. Rep-ewnt*- tlvea of th« Athletlca ind inter* mediate buebtil club* will confer with the council u to the use of the dltmond for Sundty gtmu. A. H. Green & Compiny, Nelaon notified thtt nun would be hen to mtki thl sewer survey tome time during the wuk, ind would low no time In submitting t report. J. F. coatee, ot Ntlton, former electrical Inapector, promised to complete eome deferred inspections •t one*. He hu bun on the sick Hit of lite, hence the deliy. Accounts pissed for payment totalled 1813 ot which |390 wu spent on th* pipe line tor the new witer supply to th* swimming pool, tnd t new pip* lln* to take cue of draining the wtter off. Mr. Baldwin, who did the work, U to be Interviewed by tb* nev* ln connection with libor charges, u lt wu understood the prloe of the pipe wu 13'*. cente per foot Instilled. In connection with the pool witer lupply thl vllltge wlU make formil application to thl Irrigation dUtrlct for th* uie ot thi wtter, and will confer with Ur. Mirtln and Ur. Prld- him. who tre the lindownera directly t fected, u to th* night or nighta, each wwk, they pnfer to have the water taken for filling purpou*. PROCTER FAIRIES ENTERTAIN LADIES PROCTER. June ll—Mothers and friend* of the Procter Falrlw wen entertained at a banquet ln th* United church hall. Th* room wu decorated with pink tnd white stream- era, the filry colon. A ltrgt ctke Inscribed Tor Our Mothers' formed the center place for one Uble while several candles ln Individual ctkes tdded t festive touch during tbe btnquet. Proceeding the btnquet wu t tong tnd dance by Miss Sheila Dunwoody and Ulu Faith Ritchie, followed by the grand mtrch. During tbe supper recitations were given by Mlw Peggy MacLeod. Mlw Sheila Dunwoody and _ Faith Ritchie, while solos were given by Mlw Edith Johnson tnd Mlw Dunwoody. Mn. S. Boniccl visited Ony Creek. Mn. D. Mcintosh wu t Neleon vltltor Mondsy. A number ot the younger set enjoyed * Jolly outing to Gny Creek under the supervision of Mn. A. 8. Ritchie. While there the children fathered wveral speclment's ot wUd lowen which they will uw for nature etudy. Thou ln tne party were: Mlw Phyllis Exton, Misses Rosle ind Helen Schwirok, Mlw Sheila Dunwoody, Mlw Faith Ritchie and Mlw Carrie Clayton. LONDON (CP)—Suun Gudgeon was acquitted by a Lancuhlre Jury of murded in connection with th* stabbing of Arthur Denham, 40, after Mr. Juitlce Rigby hid chtrged: "If the woman was defending her honor and in the struggle the man wai killed, then the jury muit acquit her." Personal Rupture Appliances Rupture, abdominal wwknwt, aplntl deformity, virloooeU. Write J. O Smith, BrltUh Appll- UM Specialist, it ttiwnle St, Stntford, Ont. .(3154) BEWITCH OTHERS, »LaKI THEM lon you. Wield powerfullove control. Secure clever woman's private methoda (confidential). Get ucret charm. May change your whole lite. Reveillni book, Introducing you to new power, only 10c. t3983> ,1 ___. _ fiirden'OoPDept. "MM. Box O. O. Annex, New Tori. MARRY-INTRODUCTIONS BT PRI- vate letters. New system, hundred! of ltdy memben. Farmer's diugh- tert, teichera, nunes ind widows with property. Miny weslthy members. Pirtlculars 10c. Cintdltn Corrupondenct Club, Box 138, Csl* giry. Altt* (31881 LONELY? FREE LIST OESCRIP* tloni, people wUhlni oorrwpond- ence, mirrlige. Mtny in wetlthy, Strictly confldentltl. write for list todiyl Eva Adama. p. 0. Box 310 LEGAL AUCTION .TIMBER SALE X170M Tbn* wlU be offend for sale at public auction at the porwt Brtnch Office, NtUon, B. C, tt noon thl 30th diy of June, 1884, Llcenw X17063, situated on Lockhtrt Cnek, Kooteniy Like, to cut 313 M.B.F. Whlt« pine end to remove 11.310 Lin. Ft. of Cedar Polw and Piling decked tnd lyltn In woods, ind 388 M.B.F. flUed Ctdtr Logt. Anyone unable to ittend tbe tuctlon ln person miy submit 1 wiled tender to be opened it the given hour tnd treated u one bid. Two (3) years will be allowed for removal of timber. " For further partlculatt. the Chief Forester. Victoria, B. c, the District Forester. Nelson, B, C. ______! Houses Wanted FURNISHED HOUSE BY REUABLE pertninent tennant. Box MM. KfflOews. |39M) For Rent St. Louis. (19781 ■PR0BLKUS."-WliA'l4S WurS? Oet idlvoe from "Douglu," isttol- oger. Send birth dtte tnd 16c for trial reading. One juwtloned an FOUR CABINS AT CRESCENT BAY, ' und beach, partly furnished, by week, month or season. Prlcw on application. Robertson Realty Co., ™ lUtt) swered.410 4th St Sit*. ^^^ >., Lethbridge, (3888) PRIVATE HOME KINDERGARTENS Day. We itert you. Th* Cintdltn Kindergarten Initltute, Winnipeg 13148) HALL SHOE REPAIR SHOP, 3RD St., betwwn nu tnd Kooteniy. Flnt-cltw work. (3934) Bcnmi Itch Pllw Ulcers. Try Geo L«'s Chlni Remedy it Hudson's Biy CO (MM) Help Wanted WANTKD-ACCOUNTANT FOR LUM- ber office. Must understind lumber, builneu tnd be able use type* writer. No other need apply. If replying, state references, age, nationality, where worked ln lumber office and how tong and aaiary wanted snd enclose references. Chu. O. Rodgers, crestoif, B.C. _J»S7> HOW TO OET A OOVERNMEN1 lob. Fne Booklet. Tbi M. C. C. ,td„ Winnipeg. (3180) lot Ltt Johnson's Landing Couple Celebrates Silver Anniversary JOHNSON'S LANDING, June 18— Between 80 tnd 60 people tccepted tbe Invitation of Mr. ind Mn. W. T. McNlcol to celebrate the 38th anniversary of their wedding. Supper arranged on Ublei decor- tted with Iris tnd t thrw tier wedding cike ln the center, itirted proceeding!, during which t tout to Mr. tnd Mn. McNlcol ww propoied by A. 0. Raper. After lupper, a prewntatlon ot 1 silver tet pot cretm Jug tnd iugu bowl was mide by W. Qirdner. Miny other useful tnd pretty gilts were received. A mock wedding wu then staged, which caused much laughter. Dancing occupied tbe remainder of the evening. Mlu M. Birnett of Shutty Bench wu the week-end guest ot Mn. MicNicol. Ur. tnd Mn. Noel Bacchus of Blrchdale spent Sundty ln the wttlement W. McNlcol, J. McNlcol tnd O. Stenberg were vlilton to Kulo. COSY CABINS. KASLO, LAKE frontage off main.road. A beauty ipot. ~Row boats, telephone. Best fishing. Apply R. W. DV— person Blk", Nelson FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING roomi for nnt Anntbli Block (3188) FB5S OR UNFURN. APTS By wuk or month Midlcil Arte Bldg (31f FUR. ROOMS. STEAM HEATED ihower. termi mod. Ctn. Legion ^^^^^■^ (3788) FOR RENT. FURNISHED THREE* roomed suite, *30, strtthcona. 13933) THREE ROOM PURNISHED SUITE tor rent, Stirling Hotel. (31317 FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Sultet for rent—Kerr Apt*. 13183) TERRACg APTS.—Beautiful Modern Frlgidalre equipped suites. i3783) Houses for Rent 810 MONTH, 3 ROOM HOUSI, 3 lots. Mre. Hal). 8th St., Oordon Roid neu pirk. (8881) LAKE SIDE COTTAQE, WILLOW Point, screened, good beich. Ru- ling R.R.i or 3 Royri Bank. <3M**» FOR RENT - FURNISHED HOUSE for July and Auguit. Phone 687Y. or 434 Litlmer St. (2948) ROC* 8 ROOMED HOUSE FOR RENT. Chetp nnt. 334 Observitory. (3980) FURNISHED BUNGALOW. VERT comfortiblc. Phone 304L. 13918) For Sale 8-PIBCB DINING SUITE. 4-HOLE McLeary steel top range, enamel top table, Umoge Dinner Serviw. Phone 588B. '3981) FOR SALE at Hunter Electric and Plumbing, wud Street, 8 toot iteel bath tuba for country homes, 116.00. r (3983) FOR SALE - BARREL8, KEOS. sugu sacks, liners. McDonald Jim Co.. Ltd. (3883) COMBINATtON COAL AND GAS Beich nnge. phone 318X. (38881 Lost and Found TO FINDERS It you tlnd • cat or a dog, t pocketbook. Jewelry or tur, or tnythtng elw of vtlue, telephone The Duly Newa A "Pound" Ad. wlU bt inserted without cott to you. wt will collect from the owner. BRINGING UP FATHER By Geo. McManus I'VE GOT To'TEU- MAGGlE THAT I WON'T BUY A NW HOUSE- BUT HOW- WITH- 1. i..i. Afc^O-JT GlTTlN*, ■ <• .ISA *> °t-)MCH Itsl. .«*•» JifA TV4BEVE?, Property for Sole TBI ROBERTSON SUMMER BOMB tt Creicent Bty 13000 cuh. A splendid bungilow ln Filrvlew for 13000, htlf cuh. a birgtln. Building lot* ln Rowmqnt ln but residential dlatrlct. price * on tppllcitlon. ^^^^^^^^ Acre lote with splendid b«ch it creicent Biy. Flnt two ulu half Price. Tmlr towntlte lot* it birgtln prlcu, buy before tbe boom. ROBERTSON REALTY CO., LTD. (3881) Live Stock for Sale PUREBRED AND GRADE SHROP* shire ewes ind lunn, good itock. Mickereth, Broidwiter. B.C. (38441 AYRSHIRE COW, JUST FRESHENED. Heavy milker, quiet. rusmI, sslmo. Rabbits FOUR BRED FLEMISH DOES WITH ■uteh 13 etcSTeJS rlfl* llt.ls._3. hutc„ .. ,. ._ Hoffmtn, South Blown (3819) Pets PERSIANS KITTENS FOR SALE. Mre. Stewirt Dodd's cittery. Vernon, B. C. <____1) Property for Sale FIVE ROOM NEVfLY BUILT MOD- ern bungilow, cement bstement, 3 lott, lawn, girden. uioo. H. E. Dill 808 Wird Bt. (3843) FOR 8ALE-3 ACRE FRUIT AND poultry firm adjoining city. Apply P. Porter, P. O. Box 670 City. (3940) Money to Loan I HAVE 17000 AVAILABLE FOR first mortgage on city Property, ln sums of WOO tnd up. Apply c. w. Apploytrd ft Co" Ltd. (3888) Summer Resorts OULF ISLANDS (Mldwty Vincouver to Vlctorli). Cottage* to rent 130 to ISO monthly. 40-tcre firm clou to vlllige 11600. Hilt cuh. TUU 110. Mirket Girden project; 200- tcre mixed farm. Going concern, wonderful buy. 13000. Tnei 116: 3-tcre lote witwfront for thi mm of imill prlvite muni 8400. hilt cuh Craddock & Co, Eitate Agents, North pender Island, B.C. 13868) VANCOUVER—Plin to atay at Bir- ciay Minor during your summer vacation in Vancouver, five mlnutu walk from Stanley Puk md Ite surrounding beeches. 10 mlnutu trom the ihopplng centres. Excellent cutlne. Ritet from 8880 Inclusive. For further particulate write Mn. Goodil), 1447 Bircliy atreet, Vancouver, B. C. (3867) Trappers' Supplies NBW TRAP OUARANTEBD TO catch wild tnlmtli Hive, unhurt. COnttructed of ihut Iron -tnd wire prloe 88 for *m*U aire de- llvtied. Alto Killing TTipt of Am* conitructlon ind price, write to Charlea Qlomin. Court, Silk.- ^ ' (M*' For Sale or Rent MOTOR BOAT. CAPABU Of 18 miles per hour to trolling saud. Apply Andy Kraft. Box 973, Nelson. ^^^^^ (3918) ROOM HOUSE. FOR SALE OR rent close InTpbone 6T8L (3848) Automotive • INDIAN MOTORCYCLES B.S.A. - FRANCIS BABNIII From 1200 up- 1-8 down. Oood uud buys from noo up. _ Rlde-a winner ln tbe greatest of outdoor sport*. ' PALMER RUTLEDGE TRAIL. MC, Im* (3788) Miscellaneous for Sale Lighting Plants 3 KW. DO & AC Ughtlng plint 8836*0 3 KW. DC A: AC Ughtlng plint 8*98.00 1 KW. DC* AC lighting plmt ...... 889800 83-volt lighting pUnt .... 8196*00 Corablnitton lighting plint _. 777 * 9880 83-volt lighting bittery I 89.00 Automitlc ur compressor 1135.00 Aln compnwor I 86.00 Gov't regulation ilr tank I 49.00 Air -Rtugea. blow-oft vtlvu or check valve*, u. I 386 LEEDER'S LTD. 1376 Portage av*., Winnipeg, Mtn. Miscellaneous WANim-T--"TS- ABOUT 14 X 18 Apply Box 3989. Dilly Wwt. (3969) THE GUMPS TILLIE THE TOILER By .Westova MOVN I'M TSLUU' VA- , THEM'S *0M6-jj 0N6 -SVUIPtM' DESleTNX AM* I'M COMMA Find out who! I THtV'M -SBK-m*. MCM, IC THWS NAJV-UW MXJMtAU I il NONA), t U3CKEO THE DOOB AMD -ll.R»\*»J THB ■KEyoUT TUB VoJ-Il 6if^bw»y \ I "-/BO MO THAT- -vimP| \.*5MIW|v- AS L.OU6 AS) 1'Soo uvE_. Milk and Cream We sell fresh milk snd cream and it's not pasteurized. Williams' Transfer 609 Wtrd St. Nelson (2988) PIPE and FITTINGS Modern plant, fully equipped for supplying pipe and fittings for steam, air, water or irrigation. Your enquiries solicited. Canadian Junk Co., Ltd. 250 Prior St. VANCOUVER, B.C. (3161) OALVajOZED DtON PIPS AND rfF tlngt, Beltings, etc.—New Win NUli IV', IH'1 *,3V. 83.60 per 100 lbi Full line of new md and Oilv ind BUck Pipe md tlttlnu -4 Gilv. new 61*0,. 1" Blick Jo. 3" Blick suitable for Irrigation ind wtter |lne 10c, other lieu low prlcei. niw corrugated gtlv. Iron •5 00 per 100 square fut Poultry wire netting 3 ind 6 tut. Pull eto,,. of stwl apUt pulley! Potato tnd grain sicki. Barbed wire. Wirt Rope. Cmvas Doora, Wlnddwi Rooting pelt. Girden md Air hou, Boom Chun* Merchandise tnd Equipment of all descriptions Enquiries solicited. B.C. JCNn CO. 135 PoweU St., Vincouver. B.C. (3166) agewtmnammrmegfup**w***i*l*SSpSi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES He a line Minimum I llnu 3 llnu, oan I -' 3 line*, one* ,. J> * line*, one* M 1 llnea a tlmu 81 3 Unet a tlmu IM 4 linn * timet Ml : linn. 1 month t.ie 3 llnei. 1 month 4.!* 1 linn, t monlh 811 All ibon leu 16% lw prompt pal ment. —wmmwsiisstsssiii—hmwih NICOTINC SDUHATI FOR APHIS control, tlnd 1 or. to 6 IM: Ar- ■enttl, ot Ltld tor worm! tdd citerplllire, Cymogu for gophen, Atliclde for weeds. The Bnck- min-Kcr MUlg. CO., Ltd. (3963) Business, Professional Directory Accountants CHAS* HAS. F. HUNTER. 8. ,F. A* t. Munlciptl tnd Commerdil Audita. P. O. Box 1191. Nilion, B. 67 J_ Assayers (37yi) E. W. WIDDOWSON utlblllhld 11 108' jotepblne St., Nelson. B. WB.BJ. (rt» I insurance and Real Estate t. _ H. 6RIliW60D. 818 Biker St7 Nelion, Box 136. (318*) Boat Livery BEST PETERBOROUGH OUTBOARD motor it row bolts tor hir* by diy -Frank sen. Bilfour, B. c. i379Q) Chiropodists Dr. Mildred Slmondi Foot Speclillst 406 Fern well. Spokine, MUn (3981) m 11 * 1 1 iimi 1 I* 1 a*r Chiropractors R. B. Orty. DC Ph.C. Ollker Block. C. HUITGRIN D.C, Ph.O., Ptlmer —■____. ... p^. j],. ofiduite'McCulioc'b Blk,' (3193) Cleaning and Pressing SPRING COATS CLEANED QP &*' lined it th* Wirdrobe. 417Hall St. (311 Electrical 3. F. Co*tu—The Beotrlo Ston Suppllei tnd Installation! Phon* 788. P.O. Box U6 (31W) Florists FOR THS JUKI BRIDE Betutlful Bouquet! it reuontblt nelSon r^o«™& shoppb P0B* " _k .inn*. JOHNSON'S OSKBNHOUSSS, FhOM 848. _put_ flowin, potttd piidta, inn tiortl deslgni. Funeral directors NELSON FUNERAL SERVICE. 634 Vlctorlt Sty—Phone 95 I**dy gt- tandtnt-F. C. Dtvli. (glfc) j Hide Dealers DEALER IN HIDES. J. P. MORGAN, SOiStUr at, Nt'ton, BC. tjlni ROBERTSON REALTT CO, LTD. Rul utile, Inturmct, rentals, Aberdeen block. Biker gt (3801)' — inST FIRE COMBS WHEN LEAST IX- rcted, ineure todty. T. D. Roiling, Royil Btnk Bldg. (3800) B. W. DAWSON. Rul Stfatl, U- •urince. Rental! Next Hlpperng Hirdwire, Biker itrut. (38W) 0. D. BLACKWOOD, iniurtno*"ot every ducrlptlon, Rul Est* Ph 98. h. e. dill auto and mra sursnoe. Rid B_tiM. 808 Wiri " 3. 1 AiWAtLE. riIl mS.- rtntali, Iniurtno*. Anntblt block. (3808) UtE. FIRE Is AUTOMOBlLt iNSDR tnoe, P. E- Poulln, Ph. 70, (3608) CHAS F. McHARDY D.SURANCE- Rttl Bttite—Fhone 135. (3WT) 1 " ''■—--i Pstent Attorneys ROWLAND BRITTAIN PATBNT8 AND TRADE MARKS Oldut Established Pit Off lei In B: C. 443 Gnnvllle st Vmcouver, B. C, Machinists BENNrrrs umited For ill clissei of Metil work, uth* Work, Drilling, Boring tnd Grinding. Motor Rewinding. Acetylent wilding. Phone 693 834 Vernon Strut (JW9) Engineers and Surveyors A. H. OREEN CO., LTD 616.' gt. Phone 364. NeUon, B.C. (i T. 8 PETEftB .' Mining Engineer gximlnitlon. opentlon md mmigi* ment of mlnu end mineral propertlu. Roulind, BO. ^^^ _______ -mid _L b. BaWMH-M ENGINEER AND SURVETOR EC. Land Surveyors CHARLES MOORE. B. C. L. 8 K. W. .0. Block. Ntlton. B_ Plumbing and Heating PLUMBING AND HEATING WORK Kirinteefl Rites reisonible. JuT* j BlUterer. Phone W9L3. (381<: Musical Tuition VIOUN AND THEORY PUPIIB. Miry Heddle, Ph 8UR3. (Illp) Sash Factory UWSON'S SASH FACT OR I aARp- wood mirchtnt 317 Bikli atreit. Second Hand Stores SECOND HAND STOVES FOR SALE. Mr* Radcllffe. 817 Vernon St. * (381r WE BUT. SELL, AND S*CL moel inythlng Tht Ark. < AINS Hap THE PRAIRIE rains Show Healthy Growth; B.C. Fruit Moving miMina, JUS* It—Continued op* feu l* nported throughout thi item pralita u t ruult of tht inttful ratal *thtt have watered oountry tn tha lut two w**ks I the showers still pn-llcttd by weather bureau. Jl grains now shove ground in wing healthy oolor ud growth. I ln aom* loeaittlu ut beginning come into Ihort Made. Thli ll pronouncement willed by thi ltdlu faclllo railway agricultural lartment through lu general wut* agut, J. II. McKay. A tecond Ik of favorable crop weather prom* I considers*!* neovery even whirl idltloni ire serious u thi mult Mad, hut ud grasshopper msntot tht month ot Mty. rithout doubt ireu tn touthwut- , Manitoba, southeastern and ptrta louth ud west central Saakatchs* > Ud eut central Albertt lufftred fanabla losses, the genu* fullng Utter with th* encouragement at- "Ing wuther conditions u a whole. Ht ud putting* ln th* thru iMacu promise weU also for cittle «pectt which were beginning to rry the owners. Cool, rainy weather I »omewhit checked the gnuhop- aetlvlty but the puts in still ort*d u * menu* ud active war MIU wagtd by the uu ot poison Wtlih Columbia fruit It moving In gt volumt tnd Pttobu and aprl- [thinning optrationt trt ittrt*4 ln hi plaou. Hupbtrrlu ud cherrlu •omlng fut ud tbe ipple treet [»hop*ttU light for a full marktt Mttol Markets CTW TOIUt, WM U (AP)-CoWtr Ilrm, electrolytic ipot ud futur*, blue etgle 8.00. Tin ttudltr, tpot ud nitrbr 60.00*. futur* 60.88. Iron study, unehugtd. Lud itudy, ipot new Tork 4.08; gut gt. Louli SSt. MM *ultr, fut St. LouU ipot ud THC NILSON DAILY NIWS, NILSON. ItV-MTUMAV MORNINO. JUNI 11. 1»M • LC. LUMBER IN BIG INCREASE rjCTORIA, Jun* IS (CFl.-Uw I production took tnoth*r jump Mid in Britlth Columbli lut nth, according to th* low scale UW compiled by th* forestry Belt at tht department ot lands. IT total tad* wu 171,421,000 L at tgiinit 124J52..00 feet in HI tnd 188,782,000 feet in Mty fit hid sot bttn for tht ftct the it Week or two of the month wu till tnd of the loggeri' itrlke, i increue would hive been much ■tar. Tht -detailed flguru ihow B; the Vucouver dlttrlct, which udei Vincouver Island, where t itrlkt wtl concentrated, wu unity 18,000,000 fttt down on lti it. In the rut of th* province refore the advuee wu (bout 100,000 feet over lut year. .NAM REVENUE IN BIG INCREASE [OTTAWA, June 15 (CP)--Cin. ll'i rivenuet during tht month Miy. win Intrtutd by $7,888.- P, tnd tar tht flrtt two montht ~ Wt current fItcil yeir tht In.* Hut wu tVimm, iccordlng I flguru Issued todiy by Hon. ■ C. Mttthtwt, minister of ni* ■nil rtvtnut. For Miy both eus- |m dutlu tnd txc(s* taxes p mora tht* lutura 4.30. Ahtln itlmony, ipot ISO- Str illvir tuy, % lower it 48. London—Coppir, itudtrd ipot ttt tt: futun itt 13t td; electrolytic •pot SS8 Bli futun 888 lis. Tin, wot 1221 17s «di futun 1338 Lud, ipot £11; futun 111 8*. Slnc; ipot 114; futun 114 ta. Bw tllver qulit, 1.18 lowu tt l| ••ltd. Market and Mining News TWO VEINS ON SHEEP CREEK Drilling Indicates Them Below No. 6 Level Henry I. Doolie, engineer ln charge of Sheep Creek Gold Mlnei. Ltd., Britiih Columbli, report! tvertge gold valuu of .41 ouncu per ton acrou a 8-foot width for the last 72 feet of the total 120 feet thlt No. 7 tut ltvel hu been extended. Th* vtin ll described u being the 3'ldut ytt ucountartd ln tht Sheep reek gold tre*. Na 7 ltvel ii bting extended through * »one ot tnrlehment previously ttop*d on No. t ind No. 6 levels tnd «tending 380 f t ihetd of the present face of No. 7 tunnel to the limit of the Queen quartiite. Diamond drlilllng below No. S levtl eut hu lndlcited two velnt. A 88-inch vein hu thown vthjw ouncw gold ind t 15-lnch f 1.18 ounce* gold. These veins are ipparently 30 feet rt, ttatad Ur. Dotlle, tnd will explored it depth by croucuti a ■ ^^^^^^^^^ of .71 vein vtlue* fo.'T"tav*L Th* flit* bttween No. 7 ud No. 8 ltvtli hit bun completed tnd operation! tt tht mint tr* progressing wtlsftctorily ftatad Mr. Doelle. TRADING BRISK AT THE COAST VANCOUVIR, Juat It (OPl-Trad* Ing wu brisk on tbl vuoouver stock exchange today. Oitni in' louu wtn illght, Plonur Oold being i notable eiotptloo. nil tuui wuktned to 80 cents below tti prevloui clou of 18.70. Fractional louu wen recorded by Merldlu, Hlghwood S*rau, Norgold, SUvercrut ud Reward. Stocks off 1 point includtd B.RX. it 1.00, Mlnto tt 28 ud Hercules it Sl_. BR. Con wu down 4 tt 34 ud Taylor Bridie off 2 at 88. Tradlu. Otorgla River, Independence and Rufui wtre all unehugtd. Oold Belt ud R«no wen up 2 and 8 while Dentonla advuced 8 centa to olou tt 70. Qalni of t friction ippund In Native Son ud Viking* U. S. DOLLAR IN DECLINE MONTREAL, Junt 18 (CP).-Tht pound, United Statu dollir tnd French franc declined on Montrul currency exchange! today. Sterling lost 4 cent it 38.00%. tht French frue declined .03 of t cent to 8.M centi ud the United Statei dollir wai down it of 1 per cent it 18*18 of 1 per ctnt dltcount CAN. DIH.LAR AT CENT PREMIUM NEW YORK, Junt U (CP). - Agtln ntchlng 1 per cut pramium, th* Canadian dollar's trud wtt in opposition to leading Europun currencies on the foreign «thlngt todty. Tht dollar closed st $1.01. 9-10 ctnt itronger.* Tht pound itarllng declined to 18.09 for ctbln, Vt ctnt w**k*r thu yuterdiy'i latt quotation. Th* franc wu off Ml. gt 6.90H. N.Y. MARKET STRONGER BT FRgpSUCK OARDNEB NIW TOtttTunl IS (AP)-rStOCkl reverted to I dlipUy of quiet itnngth today u Uu market contlnutd to move ln tht narrow rang* It hu occupied the paat wuk. Improvement In th* ten* of tht market wu ucrlb*d thinly to t brlghttr outlook for settlement of thl itul liber controversy. PS. Stul, Bcthtahra Stul ud Nitlonil Stul rallied for » ntt gain of mon thu * point. Salu totalled 788888 ihirei oomptred with 883,488 yutwday. Th* mirkrt av«rtg* for M itocki nn 1,4 pointi to 814. EASTERN LIST IS IN DECLINE MONTRBAL, Junt IS (CP)-Iiiuti on tht Montrul (took itching* midi » fubi* tttempt it t rally In th* urly pirt of th* tfternoon but fUltd to twt t gtBirtl decltnt of prlcei it thl clou ol todty't setilon. International Nickel clued wtth a net gtln of IB centi tt 38.40. Dominion Stul ud Oo»l B wu up V, it **/,. BruUtan Traction told off inc. tlonilly it Sty. HolUngw tutd tin wnt* it 17.80 ud fraction*! louu wtn *uff*r*d by Cutdlu Pacific. Oypmim, MoColl yrontanao, Nitlonal Brtwsrlet, Nttlon* il Stul Otr, Southern Cutda Powtr ud Winnipeg Bietrlo. Salu 7483 Ihtru: bondt 118.080. Vancouver Sales VANCOUVER, June 18 (CP). - Mining ihtru sold on tht Vtncouver itock exchange today; Lilted: Bradlu 830; Bu* WOO; .Bralonit QO; BJR ~ Vow Jones Averages 80 industrials .......... TTT. 98.70 up IJM 20 utilities 48.88 up M 20 rails 24.46 up ,48 A P Con Amal OU .... Btivtr SUnr Bradlm Bralornt — Bridt* Rlnr ... 8 R X Oold Cirlbeo Oold cu coip Cout BnwKM Commoswtalth . 0«o Rlnr Oold Belt Orandvlew Vancouver Stock Exchange WINNIPEG PIT HASADVANCE WWmPEO, June 15 (CP).-T** pntPtct of wirm wuthtr in wutern Ctntdt, lite itrtngth tt Chlctgo ud fair ttlu of Ctnidien whut for export iccount hooited whut prices % to Itt cents on the Wlnnlptg High points forthe dty wtrt mid* in tht doting mlnutu. -July whett llnlihed tt 77, October it TStt ud Dtctmber at 10 cuts. Th«r* wu no figure placed on foreign ulu. R*n«w*d buying neu the clou u Chlctgo prlcu stiffened found th* pit bare of offering!. Bright Spots of the Week By tht Canadian Fnu , QUIBSC—Incnau of 100 ptr tent In salu of Canadlu hardwoods to orut Brltiln ln flnt thnt montht ot 1814, Otttwt htrdwpodi buretu reporta. ^H BAST WINDSOR, Ont—Roll of pir* n* on relief hat dropptd fnm 8KH to B4O0 tlnce Jiw creue of 8700. PKMBROKB, Ont. Piper corporation* cloud for tire yurt, r , flvlni topM Quotations on Wall Street >iwtl T»* 4*Vi - ■ghtny .....-*. a* - TCh«mlcaI 14044 188 Oan £A Smelt __ B* dephor >b*ceo Kepndi Pl*on Sum Mo Tt* Ohio nn Copper __.jtm - . . Kroegger * Toll Lebn * rink btck Truck ... Sent Ward 8 it Dttry Prod pow __ U g i Centnl Puouii Beo Pick Motors Fun R R PhlUlps Pete Pun Oil 8 bouts 4IF SheU Union 8 csl SdtlOL Bouth Ptclflc Stan Oil of Cal Stin Oil of ind gtu Oil of N J Stewart Warnir Studebaker ttt Oulf Sul . Tlmktn Rollers un Km United Air United Bll Un puttie U 8 Hn* isfssr....:: van stul WUt Electrlo woolworth w Truck w Increase Your Cropi by Uting BRAND c^n_ •POWIR TO 0ROW" FERTILIZERS Ammonium Phosphstes — Superphosphstes Complete Fertilizers POR SALl AT THI POLLOWINQ: N*l»n-Wood, ViUtnw Hirdwtri Co, Ltd. Bonnlngton—Bonnlngton Co-op«r*tjve. Hirrap—H«rrop tnd District Co-operitivi. Cruton-CrutOn Villey Co-optrttlve; Crutlind Prult Ct.; Long, Alltn dc Long, Crawford Siy—Crawford Bty Co-operative. Wynnd*l—Wynndel Berry Growttr Auociitlon. Willow PsInMWfcw Point Co^pertttv*. Thrumt—Tirry ud Thrumi Co-operttive. Grind Fork*—Orand Forks Growtn' Auociitlon. Orunwood—Ttylor Si Sons. And Anoclttad Growtn of B.C. Ltd, loctl eaitan. THE CONSOLIDATED MINING & SMELTING COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED Mtuffictgrin «f "8li*h|.t |r*«d" F*rtlllttn Trall, S.C, . iv«t Sll i Con 7400; B R X 300; Ctriboo 878: Oold Belt 4000; Otorflt River 12,000; Orudvltw 4000; Mtridita NOO; Morning Star I3S0: Nttlontl Silver 8000; Nicolt IMJOt Pioneer 940; Prtmil G 1900; Premier B 8000; Reno Oo| 3300; Ttylor Bridge 5?00; Vtntlta 3000; Wiyildt 23,940. Unllitad: Al*x 1800; Btyvlew 1000; B C Nlcktl 4410; Big Mlu 1000; Congrtu 800; Dentonit 10,* 305; Ormge 8133; Golcondt 1000; Grull Wihlane 3300; Hedley Ami) 3100; Hedley Starling 1000; Hercules 14,100; Homt Oold 13,800; Hlghwood Street 900; Independence 7000; Koot B 790; Mlnto 187S00; Native Son 1000; Norgold 9300; Noble Five 11,300; Rtwtrd 3800; Rufui 900; SUvercrut 7000; Standtrd 310; Vldette 100; Viking 10.800, Wtvtrly T -9000; Wellington 800. Winniptg Groin OLACB BAT. MMm-Onl pr Mluction ta Mty by Dominion Cotl oomptny hurl*st sine* 193S and 70 ptr ttnt ovir production of May, 1988. TAjtcouviR — Ntw aonpuy, oqulpped with * 1100,000 dredg*. up- able of UandUng low yardi dally, will itart am wttk eitraettng S*>4 fron tat tt thtrnm rtnr. WttUWD. Ont^-Wellmd Hydro. Slutrlo system now hu largut number of coniumen in lta hlttory, Mtn- tgtr H. T. Shearer report*. Um QLASOOW, »*.-Cuttlng ana puling 80,000 cords of pulpwood. giving «mploym*nt ta 800 nun. to itart won to woodt ntu htn. MOira«AI--Contra»"•_;« hogi tnd 887 thup tnd lunta. Bulk of today'* notlptt'On throu^ WU1«» cittit w»ikrt *tat«iy *RJ°» dw.s«' cattlt but tran tet cttttanot wtnted. hogt itotdy.' ulecti tats, baconi 8T78 ind butchtn 67.36 off trutki. CstUe-Oood butcher steen 94 to 64.36, common item 93.78 to 99.79. Oood f*d ealna 94*36. lljrtiuni to >od butohw cow* 99 to 9380 lta* :um to good vul ednt 94 to 44-80, oommon ctlvu 88 ta 68*90, Common to midlum- itock*r *tur* 61.76 to 9338. ■-. ' ..*,.*. --■ Minnoopolii Groin MINN1AFOUS. Jun*. IS (AP) — hut, tto. I northern 100% to 10JS, -. l nd durum 97% to 89ft. Jiiiy 1?W'yidl?w **» *° »5^ Whnt, Mo. 1 . 97%, 8*pt. 96H* SSI " " " Flu: No. 1, 194W < Swut clover aud Flour Na 4 White 4941* to 48 ■tei*-** 940 to 9.76 U 15 lower. Ctrlotd lot*, fimlly patents 7.16 to 736 * btml In 99-poUnd oolton uckt. Shipment* 99396. Bnn 93.00 to 83*0. BEDUCI INTIRIST RATE AGAIN TORONTO, Jun* IS (CP).-T(i* ludlng truit comptnlei ot Toronto htvt ttnt out notlct thtt tfttr July 1 they win pty in interut rata of 3 per ctnt on depoiits inttatd of 3tt Kir cent tt at preient. The prevail- g rata wu 4 per cent until bonks reduced th* rite on depoiits ibout t yetr tgo. coil tnd mlscel laneoui fntaht w*r» grutly offtet by a drutic decline' In lotdingi of grain tnd grtind producte. Howevtr, all other tommooUty MV* 1WWW8I. Ult UUIQ1 W4IHIIUUIV groups, wtth Iht exception ot live itock, where tht lotdingi dropptd. by one car, thowtd important in* Receipts for Week at Edmonton About 15,000 Crates EDMONTON. June 15-The tpplt mtrket ll quiet With littlt A'N thin Wlnuipi offtrtd. B. C hot* houu tomttou trt ullins " with incrMiing volumt imf il „ reduced prices. Loganben-iu gooieberriei tre arrivipg in loti, the formtr telling it frt to 32.25 per cnte tnd tht latter trom 9130 to 93 per crttt. Thii hu bean the heaviut itrtw*> btrry wuk in uvirel yetn, be* lieved th* record. . Approximately 16,000 crates htvt been received and tht mtrket hu been during tvery dty. The price ii fl.90 to*|3 pat crate. Tlie vtgetabl* mtrktt It tctivt. tblw, wif •"^■^^^ htvt ltrg which ft titles still remiln. gtte. ,-, , ■tablu, with tht MOtPtion irgely replaced old ftfily ltrgt qu»n« New vegel*_u<», m et onloni, htvt Ian itockt, of whli New potatoei from B, C. trt quoted it trom 3229 to (3.90 per ewt; carrots, 35 Centa to 49 centa ptr doren; beets, 89 cent* to 49 centt per doten; lettuce 93.90 to 33.75 per cnte; isptragui. 14 cente to 19 cents per pound; panley, 75 centt to 33 centt per doren; cucumben (hothouse) extra fancy, $1.25 to 31.35 Ser dozen: ftney 91. to 91.10 per ozen; cibbage, $2.90 per ewt.; rhu- btrb (loctl) 31.50 to $3 per ewt AT CAtOARY. Stnwberriu hivt bet*31 WTiVinr ._.. Of tht ^^hj^prttent ■eight tnd lnT—' 1 potatou. Imp Wishlngton cabl plums tnd tpri ctlery. strawberrlu; . t jjtrui; 1 1 Ctlifornla London Clow tONDON, Jim* »-"_ "' ing; BruUtan Traction «/,, . SlHi fitTNicktl «8»; Brit J__ Tob UK: Courtauldt 49» 6d; Dli- &U:^»SSo„%rv 9d; Imp Chem 36* 4Hd; bap Tod 12ii 3d; Mining Trust Ltd. It IV Rand Mines. «7H; Rhederiu Amn 15s 3d: Rholuma i en VH.'AA. Bond ____ ?w^timTwiwUMHi •Brit funding 4i 19SIW MUH. di? Cm loin »•« «jj» tot- lih Vi jstr cent C Britiih 3V4 per c*nl TO RSOROANIZI MONTREAL, Juni bentun hold*n of ( ind Piper Inveitmente, proved of a plan of capital non nization tt a meeting here todty. The scheme provictet for modification ot intarut ptymtnte tnd mikei tllowmca for operations on tn "in- comt" bull t>rat a period of yurs, In addition to ntrranglng the ctpi* ttl structure. A writer on transportation statu thlt thi tutomobll* rank! third in thi Amtrlcin ftmlly bUdflt, -toppsd only by food inn hoiHlag. CorporOrUon Securities* Ur.1^ CURREKT opinion indicate much mon pronounced activity in low-priced corporation bonds. Many securities with real intrinsic value can be obtained at lam concessions from issue price and present attractive opportunities ftom th? standpoint of speculative Investment. D. M. Dnggip Investments, Ifl^;;; Caljary Address: SOTTHghth Ave.'WTZ'Z.'Z Edmonton Address: Imperisl Bank Annex We Make a Specialty !i of Printing Spedal g Office Forms for Mining Companies W E manufacture any special office form to suit your own particular system on our own pjremlses. DEING equipped with all modern machinery and the latest type faces, in addition to our own Ruling Department, we are able "to give you exactly what you want, no matter how complicated your forms may be. .■'-.., ?p " "f .' " E Invite you to Consult us regarding your statlonlry requirement! - PHONE 144 NELSON DAILY NEWS Commercial Printing Dept. Bookbinding Mining 'ttntt OurJp*olilty High Clut Ruling Llthegnphin up ■m PAftI TIN -THI NEISON DAILY NIWI. NILION. I.C-SATURDAY MORNINO, JUNI 11. t»S4- Circus Day Bargains Hew Low Prices Ior Saturday Only 65c Runlu Oil, heavy .... -Me •80c Chile's Nerve Food .... •#* 50c Oln PiU* «o 75c Kruschen Salta II* 36c Sulphur ud Molina ■■ 24c Cmy Water Crystals $1*50 11.25 Ab«orblne Jr. .. He Mc Nyal Milk ot Magneiil Mc 25c Kleenex 1S» FREE HOTCHA, HAT! for th* kiddles with 28c Nyal Milk of Mignetli Tooth Past*. 25c AB.S. it C. Tablet* .... ffa t\3S Bayer Aipirln Tibleti «Sc $1.00 Abbey's Salts Tto O.P.C. 8u*p*n*orl*i «J «B 85c Baby Talcum, pound tin 2Sc 25o Squibb's Tooth Paste, 2 for *-s Dennlion't Piper Napkin*— 8 colon, SO In pkg.; _M|f_ ter **ntr 50c Hoipltal Cotton, Ib. .... SS* $1.00 Fever Thermometer * * S3o 10c Dutch Drop*. 2 ter n-. IS* Ouinnteid Watch** MM 25c Woodbury'* So*p 1»o 25c ScapBox 1»o 15c Old JnglUh Lavender Soap, 2 ter ■*» 10c WiUitmi Mitlnee Soap, 2 for «e BATHING CAPS 150 m 500 750 $1.00 Pinaud Liia* de Fruce S3* 60c Mlnty'i Violttte After; Sh*v« *Ma 25c W»ve Set •-*» 35c P«lmollve Shampoo .... 24* We are sole agents in Nelson and district for the famous stomach mixture — PFUNDER'S TABLETS. MANN-RUTHERFORD GQ BAKER 6 WARD STS. Druggists and Stationers q0__________-3-_- FATHER'S DAY Sunday, June 17th. It's the unexpected that brings the most pleasure. Surprise Dad on "Father's Day" with a Greeting Card. He'll get a great kick out of lt snd so will you. Allen's Art Shoppe "A Greeting Card for Every Occasion" HIT l U.HJ1I,L. ..NEW HEAD AT DALHOUSIE. HALIFAX, June 15 (CP).-Sld . ney Earle Smith, MA., Ll.B., dean of Dalhousle law ichool, will ber the next preildent of the University of Mtnitoba, succeeding Dr. J. A. MacLean, who retired this ipring to reside in Vlctorli. DUICATE SKIN NEEDS CAREFIL TREATMENT THESE HOT DATS1 Ot Creim! tnd Powders of BlghMt Quality oor ttoek It complete, Smythe's Pharmacy PHONE 1 Pretcrlptlont oor Spedilty VIC GRAVES Muter Plumber For Modem Plumbing AT MODERATE PRICES Opp. City Hall Phon* 818 Quality Groceries AT SPECIAL CASH PRICES 3 Days—June 16th, IWh, 19th AMMONIA-Large bottles 15* MIXED BISCUITS-Christle Mb. pkg. 28* BUTTER—Springbrook ....: 25* BAKING POWDER-Gold Medsl, 16-oz. .... 29* CORN FLAKES-3 pkgS. _ 25* PUFFED WHEAT—2 pkgs. _....... 25* WHITE BEANS-Clean B.C., White; 3 lbs. 17* JELLY POWDERS-4 pkgs. 19* MACARONI—Cut; 3 lbs. 19* SOAP—Pslmolive; 4 for 19* COFFEE Nabob 43' Malkins Blue Best Ribbon 43' 39' Bulk 27*' Bulk 3 lb. PORK & BEANS—16-oz.; 3 tins 24* CORNED BEEF—Tin ISS? CHEESE—Tasty Ontario; lb 20.? O'CEDAR POLISH—4-oz 22*; 12-oz..... 42* RICE—Fancy Jap; 3 lbs _ 17* SOAP FLAKES-Bulk; 2 lbs 23* MILK Tan tins 0* Small Tins 5* Horswill Eros. Free Delivery Phone 235 MORE ABOUT GERRY MGEER (Contlnutd From P«q* On*) In hi* hom* constituency of Su- '.atoon; Jimw a. OirtUner. the Uberil leider, .poke it Moon Jiw tonight ud M. 3. Coldwell. hetd of the Firmer Ltbor ptrty (C.CF.i wu In hli own Vidian of Rejlnt. .', wu F.LP, ntiht tt the trmorlet. with Mr. ColdweU ind 3. S. Woods- worth. MP.. Dominion leader of the Co-operative Commonweilth Federation, the prlncipil ipetkin. ADVANCE POLLS OPEN Flnt ballot* to be mtrked lu tht election wer* pueed In tht bout tonlfht it 42 tdvince peUt . In vtrlout lectloni of the province. The advance polls opened at S o'clock provldlni the ballot for railway men, commercial trtv- elle s and others who** calling wUl keep them tbient from their oonitltnenclet on election diy. Bll nomination ptperi refuted became hi htd tilled to sign hit "content to nomination." J, L. Phelps, Firmer Libor candidate In Melfort, preptred to remiln ln the cimptlm In tht Interest of F. O, Utktroft, F.L.P. nomine* ln Shell- brook riding. Be will engage In * spelling tour, but qulih develop ment! tnd oourt tctlon tr* npected following the diction. Tb* election will be held ln Mel- tor on Tuuday tt scheduled wltb only the government tnd Liberal candidates oh the billot papen. CAMPAIGNER DIES One election worker ln Melfort wu deid tonight, hli death tttrl* buted to fellow oomptlmm to worry over omlwlon which caused the rejection of the Phelps' papen. Bt wu Dr. t. I.. Biftenberg. 60- yttr-old former Regis* resident. Be died ln hli hotel room it Melfort, ■ victim ot t hetrt attack. Dr. Ratfenberg wu ln chtrgt of th* nomination ptptrt lubmltted for the F.LP. candidate. McOtSS IN TIIE FRAV BOD. Robert Weir, federal miniiter of -agriculture, hu entered the ctm- pilgu, supporting tht candidature In Klnlitlno riding of R. C Forbes, Oonservttlv*. whll* two members of th* British Colmblt leglslttun. but of opposing parties, tre ictlve in rural constituencies. Thiy tr* O. O. "Jerry" MeOeer, Liberal. M.L.A., for Vancouver-Bur* rard, and monetary reform champion, and Harold Winch, C.C.F., youngest member of the British Columbia legislature, and, he told hi* audleucea here, elected from th* rinks of th* unemployed. Tbe totsl annual production of clovers tnd grits seeds In Ctntdi hu remained tbout the same In recent yetn. Pure Food arke t Phone 50 Free Delivery Saturday Specials in Choice Fresh Killed Government Inspected Meats Good Steer Beef Tender Boiling Beef: IA* Fresh Stewing Beef 19* and Kidney: Ib, Choicest Pot 19-1/1* Roasts: Ib. Choicest Prime Rib Roasts: lb 1? 121-f «■ Choicest Prime Rib Rolled Roasts: lb. 2? Ayrshire Roll Bacon: Sliced; lb Fresh Cottage Rolls: Lb , Fresh Picnic Shoulders: lb 25' 25' V W Choice Stewing Veal: Lb Choice Roasting 10-1C* Veal: lb 1*6 1«J Choice Spring Lamb 10* Stew: lb iL Choice Shoulder OO* Roast Lamb: lb.*.. LL Prime Pork Roasts: 1Q* Lb 10 Fresh Killed Broilers: each While they last! Fresh Killed Fowl: Lb Milk Fed Chicken: OO* Very choice; lb LQ Choice Creamery OC* Butter: lb Ld W 16' We have a Choice Assortment of Cooked Meats— All ready to serve 1 BURNS & Co., Ltd. "Know Our Staff—They Want to Know You" JOHN A. SAYS... "Among othar activities, It It my duty to tct 11 Credit Miniger, Somt people lay thit collecting •ccountt It a tough Job; but I do not find It unpleaunt beciuto of th* nice w*y In which our cut* tomtrt trett me. Th* Nelton Tr * niter Compiny muit, of courw, collect th* monty du* to It. but It slwtyt trltl to do to In ■ courteou* arid reitomble minner ind to b* tymptthetlc to* wtrd thote who ar* detlrout of making an arrangement for regu- Itr ptyment* liter." NELSON TRANSFER COMPANY, LIMITED Mn A. Ferguson Credit Manager flLA-DY' FASHION SHOPPE 608 BAKER ST. MILADY'fl FASHION ^ CUADDC ** For Every Occasion These SEERSUCKER DRESSES Are Smart and Practical, Too! $5.95 • ■right colors thlt will not fide In the wuhl For thl beich, motoring, •nd Ihopplng thiy look smart—and ytt *r* 10 Inexpentlvt—ill Romin Itrlpid. White and Pastel Silk Crepe Swagger SUITS Reasonably Priced $8.95 to $15.00 Printed Organdies and Chiffons Tor tvtnlng and Afternoon Wear $1195 to $15.00 New Shipment of WHITE POLO COATS Just Arrived! Every imart wardrob* •hould bout on* of these white cottt thll tummir — * larg* at* •ortmint of ityln. NEWS OF THE DAY TWENTY ORAND FINS CCT TOBACCO MC TIN. VAUNTIKI'S. (3MS) Shiketpetr* club preientt Scenes from Shakespeare, junior High Auditorium Monday night, 8.00 p.m. Special for thirty daya, McDonald* Dinger Ale Plnta on* dollar per doaen tt ill detlert. (2847) TOC H MEETING Nelson brtnch invite frlendi and those Interested to hear Rev. Holmes t'tntdlin Toe H Padre, it Cin. Lemon halt tonliht, 16th Uttt., It 8 p.m. (UM) Summer Cosmetics Look your best these hot days. We have all the requirements. Peristik 50* Peristop 50.? Odorono .... 35*-60* Dew 25**50* Othine Freckle Cream fl.25 Italian Balm . 35*-60* Jergen's Lotion 25*, 50* fl.00 A complete line of all creams, lotions, face powders, etc. JURY'S PHARMACY PHONE 25 Medical Arts Bldg. Irving- McDonald COMPANY Phone 161 We Deliver Coffee: Braid's Ideal; OC* Lard: Gainer's : OC* 2 lbs. . Ld Sugar: B.C.; OQ* 5 lbs. Lif (Limit 5 lbs.) Butter: Choice J A* Creamery; 2 lbs..... no Lobster: Malkin's OC* Ks; tin - Ld Tomato Juice: Libby's Pic-nic size; OP? 4 tins Ld Matches: Owl; OC* 3 bwes tad Mayonnaise or Relish Spread: Heine 16-oz. OQ* jar; only do Braid's Tea: Blue iC* Label; Ib. 'W Pork & Beans: 1C* Libby's Is; 2 tins .. 13 Spaghetti: Heinz 17-oz. tall tins; OC* 2 tins _ Ld New Potatoes: OC* Fresh dug; 5 lbs. .. Ld Lettuce: Large IC* local; 2 heads 13 Milk: Small tins; 10* 4 tins 10 Jelly Powders: or* Max-i-mum; 5 pkts. Ltd Pep: Kellogg's; .10* Pkt _ IL Cucumbers: 1 r*_ 2 for 13 Tomatoes: Hothouse; OQ* Lb. LP Cherries: 4-lb. bss- QC* kets; each 33 Spinach: £V Lb. D _______n_____t______m Whan ro* want a ttxl rlda tn a Bulck, Phon* 36, Nelaon Trunin co- Ltd. men D4NCB Tonight, 9-l_, Melody Maker! SAOLB HALL tmt) Buy your hom* cooking tt th* Catholic women's league btke wit tt 77 Ttl on Tueedty. mil) Don't lorget tht Troubadours midnight frolic, Baglt hall. Starting 12.01 t-m. July lit. 12970) SENIOB BASEBALL TEAM TRAVEL TO TBAIL SUNDAY. BUS I.EAVEs 41 TAXI 1 O'CLOCK. FARE I1...0. BOOK EARLY. APPLY A. WALLACH. (2PM) P. Boyle, tht Vernon St., Wttch- mtktr will live you money on your reptlr work, quick service, work guaranteed, free estimate. (2984) OIRL GtllDB GARDEN PARTY Stturdty, July 7th tt Mrs. Adolphe Browne's — North Shore—strawberry tet tnd chance on Don. Ticket* 25c (2988) commencing jnne I.th K. CUTHBERT will operate * Launch Liver) it tht City whirl known ts the AQUA TAXI SERVICE. Rales reasonable by hour or day. Try our I mile ride. Adults 80c. children 28c. Someone In tttendtnee ill thl time. (2980) Remember Row Queen Festival, Mrs. Ollchrlst's, Wednesday, June 20th. Ttt tnd mutlctl program tfttrnoon tnd evening. Crowning of Queen, 6 o'clock by tbe Mtyor. City Bind ln tttendtnee ln evening. Ad* mlsilon 28c Including tet, (2969) A physical tnd chemical laboratory recently oonitructed In England la mtde of reinforced concrete, even to the cupboards tnd desks. ALL nature alngi a {lad *** iweet long to Uie min who ls camping out II he added a cat* of Kootenay Rainbow Beer to the other foodi needed for the trip. The expert blending of malt and hops ln the manner thit the- master brewer knows of, brings to Sou a beverage iat has nature's blessing. Drink lt moderately and re moderately and regularly and it wul add to your nil t ,\\\ **fl»Iui and enjoy- _______% —-*<■ «KOOTENAY * BREWERIES LTD QumMwA bottlers M y~'—*« H| I t I WWf Thla advertisement la not published or displayed by the Liquo* Control Botrd or by the Government of Brit, ltb Columbli. Father's Day Tomorrow! Qive Him 1 NECKWEAR See our new selection of hand painted ties for Father's Day. One or two of these are sure to please. fl.OO. SHIRTS also are always acceptable—in plain colors or neat patterns, f 1.55 to 93.00 SOX packed in a gift box will make him smile. Wool, silk and wool or silk. 50*, 75*, 91.00 EMORY'S LTD. The altalla weevil begin Itt destructive work ln Utah ln 1904, and tlnce then has spreid Into six more western stttei. 49" ir lice: HORNER'S GROCERY Saturday and Monday Specials Nabob Tea: Lb. Puffed Wheat: Pkt Drinkmore Tomato Juice: Large size tin; A* Each Onr Leader Butter: or* Meadow vale Brand CO* Butter: 2 lbs. 00 Royal City Cut Green Beans: 1 £* Tin 10 Braid's Best Coffee: QC* Can; lb. ; : dd Kellogg's Pep: p|j» : Moth Buds':""* Sachels; 2 for . Moth Crystals: 14-oz. tin, reg. 80c tin; CCC Tin 00 New Potatoes: OC* 6 lbs _ -Cd Fresh Strawberries: OC* 3 boxes tsd , Old Potatoes: Good 1 £* quality: 12 lbs. PHONE 121 I iri 25' GOVERNMENT MAY All IN CHERRY PROCEi VICTORIA, June 18 (CP). -1 Peachland application for a guarJ| tee by the government to perrfl financing of a plan to pack glial cherries for use in confection^ and other lines Is under conslda tion by the government. PremJ Pattullo aald today. ^^^ J.A.C. Laughton, R. fl OPTOMSTR18T—OPTICIAN I Sultt 203. Medlctl Artt BnlldlnJ rer-m- LAST .TIMES TODAY] AGreater Adventure TRAN YOU HAVE EVER DREAMED OF! ... A living record of a strange and dangerous game ... after two years hi the unknown] , SATURDAY SPECIALS Vlilton to thl Clrcui ar* cordially Invited td mike thli store thilr headquarters whlit In town. Leave your parcels ind meet your friends it THE CITV DRUG STORE. COLGATE'S BARBER'S BAR- Cake '.' Tike Your KODAK to th* CIRCUSI Keep th* fun In tntpshots. Buy your film here and bring It back to be finished. Eight hour Service. Free enlargement with uch ttUM finishing. Frith MOLASSES KISSES LB. 180 Kruschen Still (lc Itilitn Balm , 2tc Jergens Lotion 43c Wms. Shaving Cream .... Mc SO Crepe Serviettes, asst. colon ISc Writing Pads, all shapes 15c, 20c 25c Good quality Envelopes to Match FREEI Stork Talcum Powder for Blby 1So Fine flihlng tackle reasonably priced, and built to catch fish. Two fine flies FREE with each $2.00 order of rodi, reels, ipooni, oreels or flihlng accessories. YOUR WEIGHT FREE ANYTIME Hall orderi jive prompt efficient •ttentlon. BOX 10SS CITY DRUG CO. Nelson's Dispensing Chemlsti THE BEXALL STORE WE DELIVER *