Hon. H. H. Stevens Predicts 50,'■• ** * * * ** * * * * * * * ft* * ** * * * * - SANDON PEOPLE FLEE TO THE HILLS BUSINESS PART OF TOWN HAS BEEN UNDERMINEDANDTHREE BRIDGES GO OUT, WATERS RISE Buildings Sway as Water Rushes Through Overflow- ing Flame Carrying Carpenter and Star Creeks; Other Slocan Points Offer Aid to Citizens Sandon, mining center in the Slocan country, faces destruction from the high waters of Carpenter and Star creeks which are rushing uncontrolled through the business section of the town. Reports to The Nelson Daily News before midnight indicated that many of the business buildings would be undermined and wrecked if the waters continue t? rise. At 10 p.m. the waters in the madly rushing creek were rising steadily. Buildings are reported to be swaying as they are built on trestle work beside the fume through which the two creeks flow. People in Sandon residing along the creek course moved from their premises early Thursday morn- , ing and took to the hills carrying with them many valuables. Furniture is scattered about the place following hasty retreat Should the buildings in Sandon topple, the mill of the Silversmith and two largef^ railway bridges are in danger. \\Jfo.aa|r_A#C __*# It ine Thursday mornlnf tt three X^AS-k-T gmOS 19 ttk o'clock after the Aumt through tbe metn part of tbe torn bed blocked et tbe upper end to nood tbe lover eectlon, e number of 8endon'i raiments took to tbe hUle wltb tbeir Teluablea By evening, wtth Carpenter end Stu creeke pouring tbeir flood watere through tbe buetneei aad lower reel- dtaHal eectlon, many mere foUow- ed. leering tte regular course, carpen- -ter cttek -ito canlM away three brldgee, two of tbem 0. P. R. railway brldgee. between Sandon tnd TMM porks aad undermined orer 175 feet of relit. Carpenter creek end Ster creek went on tbe rtmpege, when tbe huge flume through wblcb they flow under the main itreet, bectme blocked by etumpe tnd dthrlt. The flume ren full for t conitdereble time tnd then overflowed. Beeementt of butlnett houtet tnd prlvtte hornet were flooded but ltte In tbe tfternoon none htd been carried awey though many hed been undermined. Tbe leet te thought to be contldertble tnd tbe rceMente wlll be foroed to ttay In tht hUlt untu tbe* creekt recede. Four dtyt of hot we ether and Thureday'e rain etorm wbloh combined to bring flood oondltloni to mtny putt of the Kooteniy turned tbe two Sendon creeke Into raging torrent-. Practically the whole of the Sllver- ton and New Denver melt popule- tlon wee celled to Sandon'a relief tnd. under waiter Johnttone, general roed foremen for tbe Shxsn, worked itrenuoutly til morning. A channel M ta M feet wide and several feet deep, cnt ky (Hi-Mile creek Thursday night, together with e flooded hlghwey it either tide of the bridge orer Kokanee creek, reralted In DUtrlct Engineer Wllllim Kennay annsunelng the rioting af the highway eeat of WlUow Point fcr the preeent. The main lake ferry eteemer Nasookin will come down from .Pre- eert Landing to WUlow Point ee near • am. Prldiy as pontine, te glee a eerrlce for cen going ap tha lake. , ifumiiniell MATTERN LONG TIME OVERDUE Six-Mile Creek on Campbell Property SIz-mlle creek, overflowing lte btnkt, found t new oourte through 3. 3. Otmpbell'e barn ytrd Thurtdty night wbere lt did contldertble demege end threatened to undermine one of Mr. ctmpbeU't btrna. Road workert iteged tn uniuooest* ful battle-with-tbe flooded* itreem. a Glance Toronto and Montreal: Billing way* canted ttockt lower. Toronto mlnee: Oold ebene idd off ehtrply. Mew York: stockt bntk one to alx polntt. . Winnipeg* Wheat cloeed higher. Toronto: Beeon bogt oft oar unchanged at, UO to tto. London: Ber tUrer tnd ilnc higher; oopper and lead ltrnt. New Tork: Cotton, rubber, coffee and euger lower. New T-rk: Ctntdltn dollir IH tower tt Mtt. HIGHLIGHTS ON DEBTS By th* AMOclated Prate Highlight! of tbt wtr debt tltuttlon and Thundey'e teeelon of the world economic conference. prtnee, PoUend, Belgium, Jugo- eliTit and Lithuania defaulted on their debt paymenta. TIM United Bt.lem collected 111,- S13M3 In ptrtltl ptymentt fron Orett Britain. Ittly, Boumtnlt tnd Cnecho-Slovakla, tnd ln full ptymtnt from Finland. Eectlon of former Governor Oca of Ohio at chilrmin of the conference'! monetory oommittee WM an American victory. A hitch developed ln e pltn fore- cut by Anglo-American flntncltl experti to tttbilise tbe dollir and tbe pound it approximately 14.05. Secretary of sttte RuU expressed trtcreeeed host of "aubatantlal pro* greee" ln the oonferenoe. Chairmen Plttman of the unite foreign - relatione committee ttM A ditch wm cut through the road Briuin'i use of illver ln lte token to tilow the creek free pueege but debt ptymtnt enoounged world re- It flntlly overflowed even tbe ditch, oovery. Is 16 Hours Overdue at Nome; Msy Be on Island BDMONTON, Ju* lt (CPI — Anxiety over the ufety ef Jimmy Mattern. American airman at- tetaptlng the flnt »lo flight tround the world, began to develop ken tonight m the boun peeed without any newt of the mer on hit hop from Khabtrovik, Siberia, to Nome, Alaeka. "Wt in getting a bit tnxloui about hit ttfety, tltbough It It quite pcattble be _h leaded on tome leltndi In tbe north Ptclflc ocean or Beting nt," Mid Captain Jimmy Bell, manager of tbe airport beta. At S pa. MUX-, tonight, Mattern wm 16 houn overdue ln Nome end hie uiutl fuel loed. tUowlng 30 boun flying, would btve been exheueted. He wm 51 boun out ot Xbtbtrovotk, Siberia, on tbe flight thit wm to take blm to Nome where be planned to refuel and •peed eouthetttwerd to Bdmonton, the next etop on hit round-the- world flight. DECLARATIONS OF POLICY IN CONFAB ENDED Cox Named Hesd Monetary Body; Colijin Ig Trade Chairman RUSSIA BRINGS UP BRITISH EMBARGO Premier Bennett Approves of Chamberlain's Policy Today's Odd News Breaks Here's a Case Where Pork's to Drop BALTIMORE, Md., June 15. (AP).— Deaplte protMtt by tht Maryland toclety for the prevention of cruelty to anlmala, plant wan being mide today to beve a pig make t parachute Jump from e plane ln euburben Buxton Saturday. IU owner eald the pig bid ttken jumpa from pltnM befon tnd actually enjoyed tbem. This Golfer Scored a "Froggie" FORT ERIE, ont., Jane 15. (CP). —Rere't enother queer golf itory. Mn. Loa Feden, Boffeto, ploying tke Brie downi coune hen, drove Into a creek where a huge frog iwaUowed the ball end iwtm away, witnesses vouched for the itory. Awakened With Two Wives, Now Free LONDON, Ont, Jane IS. (AP)— Marin Melroy Kendall, crippled London itleeman, had two wlvte thli morning bat tonight kt It t bachelor. He loet hli two wlvee in lupreme court todty. Juttlce Kings-one granted hlm a divorce from bli flnt win, and then granted tbe application ot hit aecond wife to have their marriage declared Invalid. Grandad and Grandson Are Grooms WYANDOTTE, Okla, June 13.— (AP). —Orandfether uid grandaon were prlnclptli ln a double wedding hen. A. L. L'tsery, 5», married Ida l_a BeU Ue, Sd. of tKnau City, ajid hit grandaon, Roy Htya, SI, bectme tbe hubMnd of Delia Craw, 11, ot Wyandotte. A Front Tooth Saves a Man's Life MERIDIAN. OUt.. June U. (AP). —Ctrl Ttylor, eebool superintendent here, owea hit life to a tooth, phyt- icitnt My. Taylors rifle wm dltcharged incidentally while he wm hunting rabbit*. Tbe bullet went through bit right thumb, entered the right elde of ble Jew tnd itopped wben lt bit t front tooth. Antoist Has Baseball Average KANSAS CITT, Jun* 15. (AP).— Thn* hit*, thn* runa, thne erron," teld the bMtbtll-oonicloui pt- trolman Introducing Joba Tobln. 14, to tbe booking Mrgetnt. Th* offloir chtrged Tobln bit tm motor oan tnd t ptdMtrlan tt tbrae lntenectiou nd ran from the icene of etch accident. Be will be charg td In olty oourt with tbrae erron. WATER JUMPS 30 INCHES AT FORKS Th* combination of rain and high temperattrei, wblch torned creeki In the Kootenay Into raging torrent* to de wlde-ipreid damage, alM htd Itl effect In the Boundary dlitrlct. From Wedneaday morning until Thnnday evening the Kettle rlnr Jumped SO Inehee. J. R. Mooyboer, Orand Forkt gtrtge man wbo It vltltlng ln tht dty, IMt night received a phone cell from hli deaghter EllMketh Informing him thet the water rra£hed the beeement of hit rail* dence. Baby Movie Star Contracted for the Plays Gets Measles BOLLYWOOD, Jnne 15 (AP).— Baby Ltroy Welnbrenner, wbo wh ilgned yetterday to a icven-yeir contract by t major movie studio, hM contracted eomethlng elw hli employen did mt reckon with, tbe one-year-old actor hia the COLUMBIA RISES OVER ONE FOOT TRAIL. B.C., Jun* 15—The Columbia rlnr roee 1.00 feet to a height of S3.74 fnt Thuraday. nearly a foot under the level reeorded a year tgo it 34.67 fnt. At 10:30 ln the morning tbe level itool tt SSJS. O. A. Broderlck, official recorder, reoelved t win from Kimberley anting tht Sulllran tnd Murphy creeki wera higher than ever known tnd wen on t tramendout rampige. By GEOROE HAMBLETON Canadian Pren Staff Writer LONDON, June Ig (CP cable).— The world economlo oopfennce tonight bad twlftly concluded general debate. Regraentitlvn of 60 natlom tn at tbe conference tnd the declaration! of policy bad been expected te tak* at leaet three weeka They took thne daye, not counting tht formal opening session et Monday, Tomorrow tke gnat gathering gett down to bualnem In two general committee!, one on flntncltl and monetary queetloni, the other on economlce and trade. Oovernor Jamee M. Cox of tbl United StatM keadi the flret and Premier Hen- dryk ColUn of Holland the eecond. "I -ongntmm yoa moit heartily." MM prime Mlnltter Ramsay MtcDontld m with a rap of hit cktlnntn'a gtvel, be cloeed tbe debate. "Thit It one of tb* moat builneM-llko tnd expeditious conference! over which I ben ever preelded." EMBARGO BRITISH TRADE The dty mw Mv*ral mora tdbt* llont to th* temporiry tariff truce. tn ittempt by Soviet Rumla to awing the Brltlih trade embargo Into the confennoe limelight, final tolutlon or tht long btttle onr the chtlrmtnthlp ot the vital mouetery oommittee between tbe United. StttM end gold itandard countrlee led by Prance, end lutborltttln Informttlon thtt stabilisation of th* .ceding cumnciei wm Imminent. Tbe gathering wm cheered by the temporary idjuttmeat of the Britleh wtr debt Inetalment to the United statea. Pranoe again defaulted her payment, m did Poland, but the tecepttnee by the United Stttet of t "token peyment" by Greet Brltiln wm reoelved wltb tccltlm. Prealdent Rooeevelt'e invitation to the Britleh to nnd reptewntttlrea to 1 debt conference teeming to promise flntl settlement as far te Britain la conoerned. AMENDMENT TO TRUCE In line with tbe recent ipeeeh of Mtxlm Utvlnoff, Soviet oommliMr for foreign affairs, the Soviet delegttlon todty propoud to the conference t rttolutlon wblch In effect It tn intendment to the tariff true*. Under It til tlgnttcrlM would pledge themselves to "with- W..0.WW................. Disputes in Coal Mines Cause Heavy Loss Working Days OTTAWA. Jun* IS (CP).— Ootl production in ctntdt during tht flnt thnt monthi of 1933 totalled atOSAia tona m oomptred with 3.401,21a in the etme period iMt yetr. Import! for tbt flnt thnt monthi to- tilled 1,490,S9S tona m compand wtth 1.S49.86I, while the export figure! were 59,915 tnd SS.S4S torn respectively. Tbt mlnee in operation ln Ctntdi during tht flnt thine monthi of tbt yur produced tt 55 ptr otnt of capacity dut PrinclptUy to lack of ordtn. Fin ltbor dltputM involving 556 man otuatd lon of 10.485 min-diyt work. Then wera thne dltputM in Alberta, on ln Brltltb Columblt tnd one In Nova Scotti. STABILIZATION FORECASTS Pound Falls to Near $4.05 Figure of Stabilization LONDON. Jun* IS (CP tnd AP cable) — After btlng blocked for thret dtyt by oppotltlon of the Prench. heading tht gold standard countrltt, tht Unlttd StttM tonight flntlly won the Important key pott of ehtlrmintblp ot the monetary commlttM of tbt world tconomlo conferenoe. It wm widely nportad In oonferenoe cImIm that In return they bid promind ta lmport- tnt degree of dollar ttabllleatlon. At tbt um* time Anglo-American flntncltl experts forecast etrly tta- blllratlon of the dollar and tb* pound. Plnincltl quarters believed thet -Utilisation of tht dollar ud the pound btd bMn ill but accom- pllthed ilreidy, for the pound fell from 54.19 early tn tbe dey to ♦40614 In terms ot United StttM fund* tt tbe clou tfter penlttent rumors tbat 54_>5 hid been decided upon m the figure tt wblob ttt- blllzttlon would itart. (Continued on Page Eight) ALFRED E. SMITH ROOSTS MITCHELL -NXW TORK. June 18 (AP) —A dramatic feature that brought former Oovernor Alfred B. Smith to the stand to testify.that Charlea K. Mltchelli reputation waa "of the beat" oompleted the banker"! defenoe todar to chargee of defrauding the government of $860,000 In .Income taies. I Court adjourned until Monday. Federal Judge Henry W. Ooddard aald tbe attorneys vould aum up on Monday aad Tueeday and that the 13 men of moderate meana comprising tbe jury would receive the caae Wedneaday. BRIDGE DAMAGED AT NEW DENVER Carpenter crack, which played havoc at Sandon, carried away the cribbing of tbe New Denver highway bridge nnd threatened the bridge ltaelf. Thuraday night. The Canadian Paclflo railway bridge at Three Forks wu threatened by the swollen stream and the railway llne damaged at several points. At Twelve-mile approaches to a highway bridge were carried away, bringing an end to transportation on the Slocan highway for a time. BRIDGES WASHED OUT AFTER HEAT WAVE; $35,000 FLUME OUT, GOAT CREEK; CREWS BUSY HimMMWIIIMMIIIH Mexican Delegate Pulls for Silver LONDON. Junt 15 (AP)—Alberto 3. Pint, heid of tbt Mexl- ctn delegttlon to tht world economic conference, edvootted tbt rehiblUtttlon of aUver ln t ipeeeh todaj before Hit ooafer- enoe to which tbe Ctntdltn end Unlttd StttM delegitM intoned with gntt ittentlon. Committed Murder for Love of His Wife WINNIPBO, June 16 (CP)—Lore of hla wife. RoaJe, waa tbe motive given by Peter plnlak ln an alleged statement to polioe that he bad killed Mn. Martha Squarok and ber five-year-old son, Iddle. Tbe admission waa made by Constab'.e J. Lyaaey. wbo testified today at tba trial of the youthful Winnipeg Beach fanner, charged with murder. Aaked by his wife why he did lt. Plnlak uld: "I did It to free you." according to the atatement read by the pollce offloer. "Tou need not worry—lt la all over now," Ptnlak told her. "Tou ara free." DAMAGE DONE, COTTONWOOD Give Out Pours in Flood to Damage Bridges and Gardens Swollen br aive Out cntk, i rtglug totrent, Cottonwood creek did considerable dimtgt in tnt nllwiy creek Motion Thundiy evening. A id-foot eectlon of the retaining will under the new concnte brldg* Km tht creek on Rtilwty itntt, wm cirrled Into tbt cntk. A cnw of city worken under Pon- mtn Jobn McPhtll htd to drop rockt behind the retiming wtll to prevent further damage. Further up tht creek t contlderi- ble portion of the garden on the Korolak property wm carried twty ind aeveral bulldlnga ln tbt time wi «en threatened. Two until wooden brldgea tbova the Koroltk property on SUlct atreet wen tlto In t prectrloua poaitlon. (Mt tide of tht cltr llmltt. it the lower end of tho old rifle range. i bridge croeaing. tbe creek wm undermined end pertly lubmergid. At dwk Cottonwood wu t roaring torrent. Bouldera wen being carried down over the fella tnd tbe witer which churned up the btnkt, wm i dirk muddy color. lilt miln volume of th* witer ctme from Olve Out creek whlcb It fed from the Toad mountain tn*. now ttlll coated with enow. Trove! by Highway Dangerous ttm Access to Nelson From tht South Is Closed TIMBER JAM BACKS UP AT RENO CAUSING TEMPORARY CLOSINfl Slocan Illver Highest on Record; Craj Crtek Wttttt* Out Highway; Road Crews Watch Bndgt* GOODRICH INCREASES WAGES AKRON. Ohio.. June IS (AP)—B. P. Goodrich oompany todty innounced t 10 ptr oent lncreue for all wage earnere end ttltrled em* ploytM. DAILY NEWS WIRE GOES OUT EARLY At It p.m. Tbnndty night tht letted win to TM Neleon Dtlly Newi "went out." Trouble wm In the vicinity of Penticton It wu believed. No Intimation wm glnn whether floodi hid otoied tht UPPER ARROW IS RISING AN INCH IN EVERY HOUR BIG MUD SLIDE CUTS THE CANADIAN PACIFIC AT BLAKE ABROWHIAD, B.C. Jan* 18— Wttte level of tbe Upper Arrow Itk* wm riling it . ntt af an lncti an how today. A big mud atldt. tb* retult of a rltlng cntk, cut tht Ctntdlan Pa* clfl* through lln* tn thli dlttrlot it Blake. 10 mllM eaat of Procter, Thurtdty afternoon. WUllam Hanaon, dlviilon euperln* tandem, ta tt tht teem of tht slide, wblch It btlng fought both wltb power equipment tnd tbovei gangs. Blake It a point on tbt reoently built link iround tht southern bttd of Koottnty ltkt. tbe line tklrtlng tb* rocky tbon for gl mllee. Ute Thunder nlgbt It wm pltnned to tranafer ptMtngera on tb* outbound tnln out of Ntlton. by wattr, to * tnln wilting on tht othtr tide, making um of the big Iteel tug, Oran thtll. Tblt wm th* only witer dimtgt on tbt Oene-len Paclflo intern In tblt dlttrlet ttftctlng lervioe mt- ttrltOly. A without on tbt Ltrdttu branch ntulted In cancellation of the boat trip from Proottr for Jun* 17. The wMhouta btlow Sandon, occurring Thunday, afftct only an lntermltttnt servloe. Mo damage wm nported on tb* Oraat Northern Una In tbla dUtrlct. though gutrdi ara btlng ktpt on tht brldgM. KNOX COLLEGE ROW ERASED Br 1. P. SANDERSON Canadian preee Stall Writer PTSKRBORO, Ont., June IB — (CP)—A line of dote ln tne official record* of the church and a committee of Investigation wm Ul that re* mat ned of the oontentloua Knox collese question when the Presby- terUn general aaeemblr ended hen todsy. The "strong language." used hy the college board of management to deacrlbe the demotion last year of Principal Thwha* Eakln. wu ordered deleted from the records today. The line of dots took the place of such phrases as "a direct transgression of the lawa of the ohurch" and "a flagrant violation of the fundamental principles of Juatloe." The church court was dissolved by tbe moderator. Rev. Hugh R. Orant of Fort William, after »n eight-day OVER THOUSAND NAZIS ARRESTED VIENNA. Jun* IS (AP)—A totll of UU Null btra bMn trmted in Auitrla to fir In th* government'! campaign tgtlntt tbt followen of Adolf Hitler, tcoordtng to t ttbult- tlon publiihed todar br tke Extra- Matt. The trntt Included 387 government employee., tmong whom in 31 toldltn and army off loan, tight formtr ttatt offlcen. nven Judgu, thn* proMcutlng tttorntyt, vr law- y*n. H teacher., ,1 gendtrmerle offleltlt, lg kurgomiiM-i, 111 oommunlty ooundUon and 47 aldtrmtn. DIVIDENDS TORONTO. Jus* 16 (CP).—Im- ptrttl hank today announoed a dividend of _ V, pet Mnt wiu be de- cltred for tbt quarter ending July 81. Then ti no reduction onr IMt yttrt ntt. Creeks are out of their banks everywhere in West Root enay, new reports pouring in hourly of fresh damage or ol fresh menace, to property, to bridges, and to highways, aa I result of the unprecedented hot wave. Travel by highway fa dangerous in some sections, and the access from Nelson soutl remains closed. One of the largest individual losses is suffered by tin Schaefer-Hitcheock company, whose $86,000 flume on Got creek, near' Bo_well, was wrecked Wednesday night. Till 414-mile flume is 80 pe rcent gone, that is to say, whereyw it was along the creek. However, 95 per cent of the log col had already been brought down, leaving only 150,000 feet; which will be hauled. Between Nslson and the international boundary at Nd way, the highway is cut in many places, and boulders an roaring and crashing in the turbid floods. At Hall Siding, where Hal creek cut through the road waj at both ends of the bridge, ii consequence of a brush ani debris dam higher up, W. L Affleck with a crew succeeds! Thursday in clearing the chan nel and getting the Water 01 the Nelson side off the road way, but on the south side I channel has been cut 15 feel wide and several feet dee) A temporary footbridge e$ ables pedestrians to cross, am RAILROADS ASK FOR WAGE SLASH Permanent Reduction of 22 Vi Per Cent Is Sought CHICAGO, jnne IS (AP).—The rellroede demanded today that t lft per eent temporary redaction from their anion employee'! pay cheqvee be replaced with a permanent reduction of KH p*t cent. Tha demand waa made in a statement from the American Ball- way ftseeutlvee OMorlatlon and was addreseed to tha Railway Labor Executives uioclatloi., eomprlied of tha heade of M railroad labor nnlone. A conference wtth the union lead- era waa requested by tha roada for July 13 In Chicago. Tba propoeed reduction would be effective November l, when the period covered by a contract covering tba 10 par oent deduction ends. Labor leaders were prompt tn declaring they would accept no reduction, that tbe time haa come for wage increases, not decreases. Executives of the railroads wera equally Insistent that they would maka no concessions, SCHTJMANN-HEINK 18 7t NSW TORK. June IA (AP). — Madame .Ernestine Bchumann-Helnk, celebrating her seventy-seoond birthday, today gave her prescription for good health: "I never drink or smoke or go to bridge parties." ' {Contlnned o . Page Bight) j RISE OF ARM NEAR S INCHES At noon Thum-.- tin W*_t» Ann naSIni wu Uken _t HJt teet above «ro, . ttm ot toat UN, thrM-qu-iter Inchet ttm • 14-hour period. An unofficial reaSlnf tata* a» > o'clock In tha mornlnf (av* th* level at 16.45 feet and itlll anatkv er at S p.m. ahowed the Arm ai ItM feet above. Aided br tha warm weather f th* paat four daya, and br •hcrwen Monday morainf, tha dlttrlet an ntln, many of them over-ninnlnc bank.. Wltb th* entkt In condition and with a ttlll ful anow supply to draw from, rlt* In th* l*v*l la like], ta •harp for th* Mit few dart. LATE NEWS FLASHES WALLA WALLA — lira. Jlmmle Kattara worried ovtr non-arrival of word from huaband. row TOOK—Mar production of automobiles highest In 33 months. LONDON—Premier Ramsay M»_- DOnald and 11 chosen advisers stuck for 10 mlnutea ln balkj elevator. LONDON—Oaorse Bernard Shaw wonders how gentlemen who hav* mad* a mesa of own national affaln ean e«pect to aolva world Ilia at London oonferenoe. LOS ANOHJB — jaok Kearns charted with being M weeka behind In alimony paymenta. VICTORIA—Sheriffs of B.C. sit instruction* on Jury selections following Vernon aasln blowup. WASHINOTON (ftlday). — Th* houaa adjourned sin* dla today at 1*31 ajn. lit* eenat* adjourned aln* dla at 1:11 e-m. brain, wtth no nouosaWa her mentality and onlr lysis on th* lett tld*, to tho American Medlca'. (Prlday) — 1j| BoeaaiMg WASHINOTON senate adopted president compromlee veterans proposal, ____ Ing the way for a tine (Ue adjoin* ment. NBW YOBK—Weather mv«a_M for Jun*. Anarold. Saak., lot Safrafl tnow at Sadburt. pa. It waa lis S aun at Aaelnlhols. SAN nUNCISCO-Pred meet, johnny Lewla Friday am In 10-round bout. NBW LONDON. Conn.—Takt dmQ Harvard ln flrat eights not. MILWADKBB—Rsmovat of almoat ,11 ot the right half of a woman's BUFFALO—Six swimmers from marathon by cold water, ada atlll tn raoe. o*m VICTORIA—Appeal ot Mra. ChliM tlna Beocll! of Pernle tdJounM while woman examined at to nMH tallty. She waa eentenoed at Peril to eight montha on charge of a* Lining nxmey falsely. FERNIE CONSULATE CLOSESJNE 30 U. 8. A. Applications Must Go r<* Vucouvir An Item Is a CAInty stmt that ean.ii Bn>« maalt ta Mve convey*! tht im* ._..» -hit the remit etaiullt, wwuM no* tl*M unU| thst Oil,. I»l| It s nil-take. Me Fernle oMHlate will ke Klaarf Jans M Mtg which tale at otMnav In-' valise ar tit* appHwtloM will ke WMlWd. Mr. Brand will remain its toWSSk fi FEB* SO WRETCHED '•AioMMjUvwrBU. —Ns Calomel ttaaaiatj rem Int* ~t~*~ -mmmmm—l ism In Pemle * few dtyt after 80, bet will handle ne o business then. After that vise applications ehould be M- dratted t* the American Conttl General at Vancouver. Trail Announced VBAtl,, B. O, Jun. ,,.—Immediate pltM at the Dominion department of minus and ie-enM in thla wm after the uneMBlormMt campa sn taken over Jung tl till for the foiigw* luihighwar prtjette* Wtep creek, BoetJafld Cascade we- tltB_-_tahdar. OewIM, U Btak. It IM, *i»Muveri lan4; 0. Sibley, b. staedman. Medicine BAI', A. Ewlng. Mli- P. B. Dock- Will, A. B- MMM. Trail; D. Fither, Pert ortwford; 0. P. William, tut, PanUetoni J. 0. C-arrutl.tr-, M< ___W«ii«M(»»M>MlliiiilifMiMi)JI»iillMllMilMllili;M*-MliMiit-> cUhe Savoy "Whit* tht Gumt It Kin*" Nelson's N«w«t ud Finest Hotel, Many Rooms With Private Baths or Showers. 3, A. KERB, Prep. BAVOT—Oeorge Antenna, T. Blltr, , 0. emart, b. iruM Andenon, kpo* Ml 0. A. Bobtrtten. W. J- Clir- M. Burton* Jamee A- Millar. Ha- kusp; Jamtt Bell, Brie: Oblrtw B. Bleteoe, 0, W- Ani tig, Vancouver; Oeorge McLennan, Nelaon; 0. dill, I. MoHilU. V-nwuvtr. Mow Oraad Hotel 9, k BAMS, tttt. Wwiir aat Mtntbir fsMi Mt Mi c*W vrtttr ttatpt ma at b*»*_i* iijhi up StO«MaatkBn*Op m Occidental Hotel JU imams St. nw, Mtt/ H. WAtBICk Wty BMMi ef Solli C*««ort ■MiitnrtMi hr t*fg*re •si Mlnera -sss- Madden Hotal A Wtimne Await* you JAS. B. MADDEN Completely BemoiaUei BM is* CM Water li tke HBABT *f tk* Cltr QUEEN'S HOTEL A. uroiNTX. Pre*. Boom mm Mt to il.M Monthly HI ani up. Stttm heated tad hot and oold water Is every room Mi Bekcr Bt Phon* M THAIL, B. C. NSW CROWN } POINT HOTEL I Butopmd run ♦ BSADeilABTiBi Cemmeretal M4 Teerltt TrttW * Simple B*omt OOMMiyUL BATBS WNttut Bilk _.._ UM Wttk PMb _. R.M tnd I..W. TRAIL, B. C. "A Poke* ■ in tht Koottwyt" ***j,t,*;t***e*tsa*t*t TRANSPORTATION NELSON DAILT NEWS Classified Ads Produce Results! Phone 143 or 144 '♦•♦eitieiei.ie*. •♦•♦.♦,$ Freight and Passenger SPECIAL SUNDAY SERVICEPLANNED TRAIL, B.C., Jum ll._-0undty, JUM ft, special eerrtoaa are to be eonSmtid tt Xivter thureh in cele- bratlmt *f Um |,*tt of Bt. Anthony. TO* frill MVI* Vttf band, lad ky l«i MBiimtor. Blifntor * Tlto Atar*. WIU mirch ti the church and, play a lew number, before high mat, M the mwKlng servlw. Th, k*M will atw march to tk* thUMb it th* »ve»lng wrvioe add pliy mveril Dumber, outside th* IWHwlni thi tvenlng eervlw a aaoltl li to M held In fee Ooiombo hall and entertainment It to be privided hr tb* Mail. Leaf band. M*pl* Uat orcbeitra and a atrlng orthwtra, Individuals will alto wn* trtbvit, to the entertainment pro* BM BXCHAfiOBB~ MONT-HAL. June If (OP)-Brlt- Ith and' fonlgn eichange currencies ln relation to tha Canadian dollar M compiled hy th, Boyal Bank of Canada Owed todiy a, follows: Argtntlni. pwo .,*. „.„., 4M1A A**'"11*- »■»« __..-.., (Sire Auttrla, ttnllllng .„„j, Belgium.* belga _.. .IgOTD ffilU, mUlili _, „...- .OMIA Bitliarti, Hv __.. fliQTA culpa, Kon.-on, J,p Switwrland, Iran, _.....„....._,.. ,)iHP Unltai States, dollar, it par wit premlum-A. A—Advjnwi p—owliae. Found Nan With His Wife, Shot Her and Is Exonerated BALTWOBS,'li_d.,"i-ani 11 Ufl- Bdwari J. Kimball, elty flmmtn. wu tmontrated cf mu|d,r by • cor- on*r, tun whleh twmed to* killing DT hli wile '.uttlflaUe homlMda." Mr,. Bimkall vm thot to Math and Otayten B. oentry. another fireman ww wounded when Kimball wu summoned Moadar nlgbt from hli wwk by , eel) tbit • man wm wtth hH wUV it kit boa*. Kimball, aftar tba ahootlng, went to a police station ani hinied over hla wvolvw. He mmalned in )aH after the liqiHpt IMt nlgbt for a hearing on a charge at assaulting and ahootlng Quirr- Third Confawion of Kidnapping Is Admitted in Court BA4UMTABLB, _Maw.. Jun* li- (AP)-An alleged "thM o*nf***lon" Of Kenneth Buck, whs with ble brother Cyril la eo trial oharied with kidnapping peggy McMath, ww admitted In evldenw todsy by Judge Idward 9. Hanlfy. Th* "confewlon'' wm i detailed •Meukt af the ertm* from th, tlm, tb* kidnap plana were conceived until the child ww returned to her parenta on May i after ptrmont of Hull Confident of Conference Success LOfTOON, June 11 (ATl-CwMH Bull, American wcretary of state, told newspapermen of all nationa tonight he wu "mow hopeful of aubatantlal progress by thi world ewnsmlc confewuc, than at any pervlou* time," The secretary of state wld tba termination of debet* by th* oonferenoe iq four day* wu a good Indication. Mellon Faces Second Suit on Tax Evasion PI-fSBDIKM, June II (AP)—A woond ,ult, charting that William P, Mellon, prwwenl if thi Quit WlJ_>~-mHL4oa, mied payment ot H.101.W3 mown, tilw, WM filed la teMral MUlt today. Th* eotlon ww brought hy A. B. Knliht if Unadowns, Pa„ and aaked reoovery ol ,l30t,m tt. to.ll. th* tu. 1 ■ tut msoif pajlt mws, Queen Be* ani Swarm Go Through Man'a Trousers «B0 OAK, It*. -Mb* II («■)- Bms-w Shir Jl. of dm Oak, ig a man pr oovnge and quiek MMm, A twin* of Mm loeatad tbim- wive. m , tm* in hi, raw. h. armoumi himailf wltiv t Mid tnd law covering, added long Hov*. and went forth to tpwd tM twarm on It, w»y. In tb* midst af hli effort. i limb if th, tm, broit ind UM bew went iiMblni to thi ground* with It. An* lo—tbe queen bw flew straight at Shay ahd buzaed up bit panta lei. Some of tbt rwt of th, iwgrm followed. Then Shay dem-nstrata* wux- tw and quia Mtton. H, toW it hla belt aM l**wn«i tlw tip ot bit trouMW. Th* quae* bee. seeing daylight ahead, found her wty out iad her rttlnut follow, ed, while Shay stood rigid. Mi wm not etung. ALBERTA RANCH IS STAKED FOR GOLD P«BS, Alto.. June 1, (CP)*-. WbUe i miniature gold rqth It on M Mining Bank, II mllw north af here, tht rewlt if tinting tampln atwrei it ill In gold to the top, Jamw Buah, •* whow ranch discovery wet ml), refuwd ta become welted, "I lived there fw It years and I otnt wwk up tn eieltemeitt over It." be uid. Over IM claims han kwn slak- ed at tke ranch. BILiOM. BX. - BBn-AT MOBNINO. JUNJ J«, IMI-mta POOLEY NOMINATED AS A UNIONIST VfCTVMIA, Juna 11 (CP).—to tba hall where he flnt rewlved a •tk-swifui nomlnttlon il yean ago. Kon. B. H. Pooley. K.O., wu in»nl- mouily shown w Vnlonut candidate in Baqulmtlt riding lwt nlgbt it t mwtlng whleh (tto every ,v|. deno, sf bit personal popularity. Kon. j. w. Jonw, apeaklng on the ttme plettorm, plumped wildly In ftvw tf tha Union movamant, tnd wm followtd briefly by Von. W. U Oennlw. on labor matter.. Dr. C- Boyd of Shawlnigan Lakt, presided qver tn enthusiastic mwtlng at whleh IN accredited delegates vot- tht attorney-general tba Union. nomlnttlon untppewd. s McTEER TO PLAY - IN SUNDAY BALL THAa, B-C-. June ll--The TlM bill team *ap*ct* to be victorloui ovw Nelwn on Sunday when tbey play the Nelwn **ub In their hem, town. Oordor, McTeer, who ww called to Oalgary t ahort Um, a|o, wm •ut af tb* flrat two gamw of the league, but will be catching for Demore at tbe game Bunday, "e-lvere" Peoembrlnl wlll hold d*wp flrtt btw and the rwt of the lineup wlll be pwtty mueh w In pwt garnet. C0L0MBOS MAY PICNIC NELSON TBAIL. B.C., Jun* 11-Th* Ooiombo lodge propoew to hold t picnic tblt year at either Cutlegar or Nelwn, It It tttimatad then will be approximately IM people In It- tandaaw. Neat wwk a oommlttw la ta be appointed to take eharw ot picnic afftlm and they tm to decide than Jutt when the picnic Is to be beld. It It believed tbtt the lodge will him a special train to ctr, for traniportttion. CHESHIRE STAYS NAT. CONSERVATIVE ALTTUNOHAM. Bngland, June ll (AP),—National Conasrvatlves retained their wat In parliament from tbla Cheshire dlttrlet wbtn kyt* election returns today shewed llr Bdward Orlgg won tha wat vacated ky Cyril Atlkliuon. appointed to a Judgwklp. Tbe vota I Blr IMwaid, M.M1. 9. U. Oliver (Liberal). U.MJ; J. B. Button (Ubor) Mil. MORGAN'S BOWLERS WIN ON THE GREENS 3. 9- Morgan'a »*wl*m bwt thaw Of Oeorg. A. Meeres In a mlaed lawn bowling game 1T-1I Thuradar nlgbt. Bk tr*qr thM itr out-tf.tewn -txw Ml Attend ihe night taring if "Ctvalmd." il tbt —t Theww nett wwk, tht kM will Iwn Nelwn at ___fMS~ IMtWi *f f.*l p.m. ;T*wd*r. June 1Mb. tnd the kM will taave N.lwn tl mm. Instead tf ::M p.m. -.hie-diy, Junt int. Both will lwve from the Capl. Theatre, calling at the Nelwn Ttrmtotl •* tht WM Mt, [greyhound lines ■HHHBBSBM NEIiSON-TRAH. FREIGHT Careful Hsndllne Efficient Sirrlct Uw Rttea Ut ut etrrr ytur TBAIL-NPIION rBilOBT Ntlton — PBONB! — T|»U .1AII (Bqd.Vtntl t BLUE LINE rRIIQHT FREIGHT TRUCKS Trsii Phone J35 Leave Nelaon Twice Daily 6 s*m. and] 10:80 a.m. Except 8nndiy. TRAIL LIVERY CO. M. R. MdVdll,' Prop. NbIbob Phone 38 TEMPERATURE IN TRAIL 96 DEGREES TBAIL. 1.0., Junt 11—Hlghwt tampwatur* In Trail ThurMty wm •I rtagrws. t imp of four from Wed--wday'e raatlmum. Th* mini. mwn lw the Mr wm ii itgrow. Acids in Stomach Cause Indigestion Creete Sourness, Gss and Pain. How to Treat, Meiletl tuthwltiw ttat* that natfly nlne.tentht if tlw etwt el tttmteb trouble, iMUwtton, wur* nwt, burping, gw. blwtlng, nauwa. etc.. in iu, to in oww if hydrochloric Mi in th* etomtoh, Th, dtllett* ttomMh llnfn« It Irrttotad, ilgwtlon U MlayN tnd too? wum. rnUiine tht diwgwwblt tynotoma which tnry ttomtch tufltrer Mow, w Will. Artuiolil dlgwtantt trt not nwded In tuch catw ani may do real ham- Try laying Mid, all ilewtlv* alit and in.tetd fM from tny druggut gome BUureted MmumU and takt a toMjmonfBl in wat« rtiht titer tit- toe. AM twwten, ~om ttomtoh. pn. wnta tht formation of *to*M t«d iM Mtn It Bt wurnwt, ptln. Bltumtai Mtenwla |U . •form—never liquid or mum u harm- piyMMr leu. lneipenalve, and la a fine nm- eiy for acid ttomtch. It la used by thouwnd. of people,who enjoy tbeir meals with'no fear of Indlgwtlon. Ctaore* A- Mmm, Mrs. J. Ball. W. Mtlnwauk and Mm J. Tilt. J. ?. Morgan, Mm. A. nitatt, J. T. Moon and Mm- M. Bukln. WITl Or U.i. HBPBStlNTATIVB rASSBi IN WAININOTON GOLD HONING VICTOBIA. JUS* 11 (CP)—Ctold mlhlne Ttntunt loomed limy to tbi eurrtnt wwk', Uat ol British dolnmblt IniWMrtttoM M follow,: Athburton Wnlng * Devetopnwnt Mmptny, llmitad, Wl,000, Tanomi* Qtribt* Mountoto Oold Mipw. Ilmlt-S, liOOe-OM abtrw it no par value. TWtorti. Cash* BoBtnaa oold Unu, Ilmlttd. nio.ooo wmmon ihtret of Bt ptr value. Ytnotuvw. Crawn Nett Oill, llmitai. mrtai, II,ooomo, Thhoiuvw, . Etdondo Umm,, limitti. otfi.) uojnt, vanwuwr. North*AmwtMB Mlnw B.0.B, ilmlttd, M«,000, Vancouver. Bell (MM Mlnw,* Ilmlttd ot.P.L.) i.-OO.ooo eharw of no par ja-ue, Vtnoouvtr. Sttndtri Ooneolldatad Oqli) Mine, limited. (N.P.L.) M,-O0fli0. Van. oeuver, Wlnfltli Lumber ta Supply Mm- pany, llmitad. ilOjOOO, Vernon. EsHng Is Guest of Board Council Towhea en Rsttsf Metterei Lower Duncan BMurbIng Tburtday tttm, mwtlni Htn, W- H- Bteven, In Batt KootaMv- W. K. Blltng, MP. fw BooWnay Wwt, tpent a ftw houn in Nelaon. en rout* to hit bom* at Rowland, wblch he bad not awn alnw th, Otttwt twtlop, tnd wm t guwt of tht board of tt*o* counti: at iu fortnithUy luncheon. In thanking the council for Ita hospitality, Mr. Wing briefly touched on federal raattart, particularly finance and relief, In connection with tbe latter ha pointed out thtt atoce nil tht Dominion htd bwn plying the whole tbot for tbt tingle, homelwt, Jobtaw man, ind no* was ttking over tbe provlncttl nllef camp.. The authorltlw wer* greatly pleawd. be aald, it tbe spirit thown by tb, moo. Re mentloMd * tlW_ vol* li tbe supplementary wtUMtM fw tlitrlu the Lower Duncan rlwr. and giving navigation from Argent* to Haley*. Landing, w oileulatad to greatly benefit the Lar_*tu*Ouncan country. Mr. Baling gin tod council advice m to tppretehlng tht mtbon- tlw on tht quwtlon of tiding the Oray Orwk-PUot Bay awttOS to tbe read project! to be carried oul uhder the pomlnlon'g nllef work program. ROCK CREEK FIRST CAMP TO START ON ITS WORK PROGRAM Pint of the nil*! camp ewwt rt*. wntly taken owf br tht Pwnlnlen autbirlitw. IB tola dlttrlet, to |M to wwk, wm tlm toe* (mim cnw, on tht Tmi*OMU***r w«titn of to* eouthwn Manlo highway. TM oww itartad a*> tta road pnavam Thure- dty montlng. Major 9, Hanturt of Calgtry. to* tnglnwr in ebarpa of all tba Dominion wwk oampa u well u Ur. port camp, in thli ttrrltory. ttated Thunday b* wpwted the *th« camps to be starting by Saturdar- Social Events of T'rail^ity TBAJL, B, 0-. June ll--TTtU Olrl Quldei tntwttlnid •' tbe tat hour ywterdiy tt the home ot Mn. W, A, ooghlln, qgSii tvenue. at a highly Bucceatful affair, Mn, Coghlln. Mn. P. B. Dockerill >»d Mn. M. B, >. Mo- Lcnnan niirnd the guew*. Mn, w. II. BiwMtih an« Mn. Oordor Sutherland pturtg tt* tt a pntttly ar. ranged Wi tihle. Little Lorna Juna Wllaon of Ortoid Btpld.. Mich., grind* daughtw at Mr- tnd Mn. J. D. Anderson, dnw Mft. 0. Sutherlani'g tlikit «M. tnd Mm turntd tne aoll mn to hit granddtugbter, Ml* Bemle Coghlln. Tbe tto ww for fundi for tht Olrl Ouliw ctaS to be fecit neit month M Bunihln, Btr. • • • -It Mn. Htmilton Currie. ewlitad br Mrt. WtJttr WbMt, tnd Mn. Herbert Johnwn. entertained the Junior and teen Me kranchet of tke Women'i .miliary ta But mil minton it t party m tht Mlmlon hall Tuetday enning. Mm Mi contwta wtt, l.tturtd prlwt being won by Connie Or.en, Strbara Johnson, Patricia cady, Pr»dt Orthtm and Audrey Iloutledge. Trail News of the Day THAU ROVSBS* AKD COTS—W- mnnw Htton. 3- o, An-iiMn- (WSl 4 nVE-ilf HIGH, WATER tS MIDDY Fin Mn* creek, th, wane ef NHwn't wtter tnpply, mt * wt- Ipg tempt Thunitr tfttrnoon f*I* lowing the ttwtn Swing the mwn. Ing- Olty engineer Boy* 0. Affleck, wtn mtie tWi —Dr. Barton C. (ftnt of Philadelphia told the Amerlwn Medlea) awoclttlen today the practice of birth control by tbt "bitttr clement," of to, Unltad etttw may ban eomethlng to do with th* "Impottney of oongrew" and "htd |owrnm,o. In ,|Un ind ttatat." Nelton board of trade memben I who would ukt to look onr th, erawtord Sir district htve tht promiw af A. J, Wtto-n't hwpl- Ullty and wrvtwe M guide. He hw written th, botrd it followt; "I wiih to mtkt tM tfftr to toy memben *f the botrd of trade who mir not ban Men to Onw* fortt Sir, tnd who would llht to bt ahown around thla dlatrlct. X would mwt the ferry tny dty tt li tm.. Ony Crwk, and drln them iround thtt dlttrlot. provide them with lunch, tnd deliver them buk at Sny Cntk in tlm* for the <:I0 p.m. ferry, f ctuld hint!, thre* or four tny dir— Brobibly t sundiy would bt prtftmd. I can assure tbem of a fine trip, which will, I am aun. be of mututl benefit to til of ua." Prealdent c.** H. Hamilton it the council-wwlon Tbundtr uktd tut memben idvlw him It wlahlng to taka advantaw of Mr. Watwn'i otter. i ZAMBUKi Willi • Your Shifi 01 fspompii»pu.s. We Kitow There. Always A Plies that ft lower. Take it from us It'a no guess. There's always Somebody will make it More shoddy And 8*11 it For qqite a bit less*. YourB for Fslr Priess 1 I I I MCbwlsi £t Men's and Boys' Wear »»_■■■ — ■■■ IS Small ciawiltad Ml Mlas MS n« turn,* Try om, , WAAHINOTON. Junt 11 (AP)- rilti on the United Statu houw of npnwntotlyw oftiw building wtn lowend to halt-ttafl today in nape" to the "dwtb" if nprwentatlv* Doutrlth of Penney.vaala—and then It ww learned It wm Mn. Doutrlth ind not the eontrewmin who htd died. GOVERNMENT TO BBITOBS FUND rOB MANITOBA "V" WINBlPBa, ^un, 15 (Ori-T*t Minltohi eov«rnm,nt, tf ipttlti letlsltllon. nltat to naton to Mul- Wii unlvenltj tbt MO-.aoo Of tot P-xketeller foundation lost through the dsraicetlo.il ot j. A. Macbmy. former honorary bum;, h wii :wrntd htr, todiy. fU. TIMB WIN! SAN BBUNO, Otllf.. Jim, 11 (ATI I —TlM Time, owow» by J. p. Spec*- I •ll III, won tbt Donner iatt,, fettun I" nw todty tt tbt Tmfortn into in on* mlnutt tnd 10 wconM, Btrry prink Mooet. ind |to< Al«W , TAKES JAIL TERM FOR INTOXICATION Own, Wright plM-M guilty baton MM->tnta WUUam Brown Thurtdir to being Intotlcatad In t publlo plac,, md ww flMd Ul, with tht tltarnatlve of |l din In Mil. B* took th* MU term. Th* charg, wm baaed on an Inoldanl tt the -teerwtloti ground, Wednuday owning, when Wright ww watching a foothill gamt, TRAIL JUNIORS TO MOTOR TO MARCUS TRAIL. B.C. Jum H.-rrebabU ta gat rtvtnea tor tht ttmt they lwt tt Northport iMt Sundtr. the lunlor baseball tttm wlU motor to Marcus Sundty to enitii In t tarn* with t wnior tqutd of thtt town- milour it ilttM to pltoh for tht looilt tni Buokna wlll oatth. Johnion. Woyttllt. Davldtou tnd PMnm wtu form tho InfMld and Broadhunt. zuk, BptMt ind Mw* Un wlU BUT IB tht outfield. CASTLEGAR FERRY DELAYED AN HOUR TBAtV, B-B, June 11.—Wedneeda, evtnlng thi Bobt*n-«at today's bargain prices, ♦ SENSATIORALLY LOW PRICES ♦ BIB EBMBST MOIB, rBOMWBBT BMOmSBB. PASSU AWAY1 lOHPON, Jun* 19 UD--.TM dwth ww announced today of air Bfnwt William Molr, eminent englnwr. at his home ln London. H* ww 71 yetn old. ::_5_fcf.)Ji_S NBW FORD FOVR $1 Sam, bo.qilto) lltw ind wnt* long. Ut* Inch wbwlbttt tt Ntw , r*r- VM. Iffleltal, lUP «-tnomlcal engloe if v»l*M W h*r»epower, •no) It eempl.lely eutoloned In mhber. New front *nfln, mmmilne, W* m-wl <•"•"] rennet bttwwn motor li*- ttaitU. rrlwe lewn than My otbtr Min-tr4 it*t mt- 590. NBW FOIU V-8 Tkt Iteiwt, ritolwt, t meet remfeflakle low- f prleti wr. ruU IU* in ill whttlbtit. Smeatb, vlbriUenJe", «leht •ne*. TS ktrwpaww. SS mUw an ki»* All- eltunlntm eylintler hwd gtvw lnereued ptww •ad toMtmy. Mtny *lkw 'wImm *>**__» (tend only in nn wl«n| t« ♦*»« «• WSOS. 650. -TBI CABAWAfl-SAB" FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF CANADA, LlMITIft lu.i ..iM-umiiP -j i ii. miiff^m,iiaip.niiiiwijrpiii*ij«pwppn|^Vi.^p^^pp^WPMiM««^^|||gpiM^- 611 em THR NELAON DAUY NEWS, NELSON, B.C. — FBIDAT MOBNINO, Jl'NE 1«,. IM3v rAOb TBIUb Mail orders receive prompt and careful attention. All orders of $2.00 or over sent prepaid excepting groceries and hardwear. Try this new service. iHCoaroaATKD ew mav 1070. ■SATURDAY AND MONDAY Bargains Galore! Stunning Styles In our Crystal Pttt SILK CREPE DRESSES Stunning etyles in heavy quality crepes featuring such smart details as hand embroideries, hand drawn work and all other tell-tale marks of fine quality. Frocks for lunches and bridges, jacket frocks for street wear and sport wear, lovely shades that will not fade. Mauve- dew, Budpink, Crystal Blue, Straw Yellow, Old Ivory, Green and White. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to .4, I6I/2 to 22V2. See our window display. Sensational! All Silk Crepe-de-Chine LINGERIE Gorgeous garments with rich lace trim, as dainty as women could wish, as durable too for the crepe is unusually soft and fine. Gowns, teddies, one and two piece pajamas, slips, lace trim and tailored, pantie sets. Lovely soft lingerie shades. Sizes small, medium, and large. Women's Pure Wool Swim Suits Close rib stitch in neat fitting models. An unusually low price for such a good looking suit. Kine quality rib weave in clever fitting styles. All good colors in eluding Black. Sizes 34 to -14.g «J . AS Many with con-' 11 •'•* trasting trim. Misses'Swim Suits Ordinarily $1.95 Suits the most energetic young mermaid will find comfortable. Closely knitted from soft elastic all wool yarns. C o 1 or s Black, Navy, Scarlet, _ — Green ands 1 •29 mkny others. 8 JU to 14 years. EXTRA SHEER GRENADINE CHIFFON SILK HOSE Shop for them early not just because you save more than you spend on every pair, but because they are some of the sheerest, dearest.ehlffona you ever saw. Over production of a well-known maker. Full fashioned, with narrow panel heels, lisle reinforcements. Genuine Grenadine. Sizeg| S'/i to 10 Vi in theee shades, Brownwood, Gunmetal, Pepper, Taupemist, Foggy, Nomad, Bergea, Dawnglo, Off Black, Cherry and Brown tones. 2 pairs for $1.25 or—pair l?l*»_cfaGood News that will r ldan Travttl fact Travel Fast We are lucky in being able tu announce a second shipment of colored wool bed throws have arrived in time for this event. They come in two styles as before and at the same record prices. Plain colors of Rose, Blue, Gold, Green and Mauve. Size 60x80 with J rich satin binding. Regular value $4.95. Each Reversible two tone pure wool throws in 5 color combinations. Size 60x80. Regular value $6.95. Each ........ $JS9 $4*95 Don't miss "Bay Day" Bargains, Saturday, Monday and JjCtU**' . No«l Coward Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Men! Here's a Remarkable "Bay Day" Bargain Two Pant Worsted Suits Only 19 in the lot. They're priced for gulch disposal Stturdty. A special purchase all new in. Fancy pin stripes also checks in the new Blues, Blacks, and Browns. There's a generous saving to be made on every suit. Sizes 36 to 42. On sale Saturday morning. Men's Shop, Main Floor. 15 $1S.95 Another surprise for. Men Saturday. Separate Collar Dress Shirts One thing is certain no man would ex peet to buy such good looking shirts at thia sensational low price! No sir! Not even in theae days of unusual values. 69 400 Shirts and Every Shirt Smart Fresh and New. Boys' Rayon Polo Shirts • Made to "Bay" specifications. I Dozens of patterns to choose from in stripes and plains. t Sporty collar attached style or shirts with matching collars. 59 The ihlrti will be displayed In slies lo make selection ewy. H'-j to 17. Be sure to sec the window display. Sixes Mothers, here's your chance to dress your boy up In a shirt he'll Uke snd at a nice living too! Sires 38 tn 34. Colors green, sand. On sale, 2 for gl.OO PERRIN'S DOESKIN GLOVES Good quality washable doeskin, well made and finished in Perrin's bestjfe *d Jtf% make. Colors Chamois and White. ™ I 0*9** A ?1.95 value—"Bay Day", pair .... «■* ANOTHER "ANGELSKIN" SALE Fine Celanese "Angelskin" in our full range of pastel shades, Black and White. Nothing so ^^ _^ good for slips and dresses. Full 39^S-^S A inches wide with the later arrivals 44 *-S^ ^fc inches wide. Bay Dav price, yard .... a_W tg_W PRINTED RAYON FOR LESS 36-inch smartly printed rayon in a wide range of new designs. For beach, house or holiday ^^ wear this is very desirable. AU fast**^^*^^ £ washing colors. A regular 39c value. ^W^B Bay Day, 3 yards for ^ ^-"W • Outstanding vaiues in Staples Horrockses Pillow Slips 'with hemstitched ends,. d» \ 3 for *Pl Irish Linen Pillow Slips with hemstitched ends. HQrt Pair t*t Novelty Pillow Slips with scallops or hems. QC£ Pair UO Beach Towels, colored Turkish Towels, cream d» 1 - grounds. 3 for «P J. 300 yards Special Sheeting, linen finish. KKt 81 inches wide. Yard OO 42-inch Pillow Casing, best quality. QQ<* Yard OV iooo Yards Wabasso Prints And broadcloths, oddments and clear- — ^_ ance lines of tubfast prints and plain V £_* £ broadcloths in pastel tones. All 36 inches tL --WA *■* wide. Ordinarily 19c. Per yard ^* ajt SHOE DEPARTMENT BARGAINS Women's Shoes Reduced Thrifty women will fully recognize these values and secure several pairs. Maide in Black or Brown kid ties, straps or pumps w^-a-ia OA Cuban or spike heels. Sizes 4 to 8, fit-*$ ~-_W ••" tings A to D in the lot. Regular $3.4.1 ttt and $3.95 and $5.00. Eay Day' CHILDREN _. aFOKl _>HOES The season's smartest two-tone footwear of merit for children, never has there been a greater demand for sport shoes, designed in two-tone of Brown and Tan Elk, made with sewn rubber soles and top. piece or spring rubber heels, in half sizes. Sizes 8 to 10"/2. ~\~\ .25 Sizes 11 to 2. fi . Pair T .35 Pair Men's Rayon Polo Shirts The smart dressers are wearing them in the East, Mid at this low price we should sell a lot of them on Saturday. All sizes. ^D *V*A A Colors Green, Blue, Sand, and White.^hUB V On sale 2 for $1.69 or—each , BOYS' GOLF HOSE 89 A factory clearance of 140 pair of fine wool hose, Summer weight, all colors and sizes in the lot, finished with snug fitting, fancy tops. On sale, pair . 39 Bargain! MEN'S WORK SHIRTS A special purchase of 22 dozen shirts, strongly made from hard wearing shirting. Colors Blue, Khaki, and Navy. Sizes 14'/3 to 17. On sale, each - 49 Saturday, 2nd day of our sale of quality MADE - TO - MEASURE SUITS Fancy worsteds, tweeds and flannels, with extra value! extra style! and extra quality in every suit. See our window display of fine cloths. $ ur Saturday Morning s:jo SPECIALS S:JO a.m. MEN'S WORK SHOES Made in soft pliable Brown elk, blucher cut with moccasin vamp, sewii£^^ At** uskede soles and rubber heels, an Q jr. »*^ er ideal light weight work or hiking shoe Jtt made in half sizes. Priced Here is a Pot of exceptional bargains for shoppers at store opening. Don't miss them. Quantities limited. SATIRDAT I'M A.M. SPECIAL Angelskin Pantie and Brassiere, Sets - Special Purchases Would Ordinarily Sell for $1.00 Brief pantlee am tnm Kit oeleoaae with bmiiere to match, dtlnty lice trim- So cool tnd easily ltundered. Pleti*, only, elnt tmtll, mtdlum tnd large Shop etrly tt theee will wll quickly. Priced _ -..._ 79 SATUBDIY SrSO A.M. SPBCUL Record values in fine wools, 5c ball. A final windup in the wool department. 3000 balls including Shetland Floss, Andalusion, British Wools, Worsteds, etc. Regular values 25c ball. All to go out at, ball .. SATUBDAV 8:30 A.M. SPBCUL > Men's Balbrlggan Combinations Limit Two Suits to a Customer ON SALE ONI HOUR OHM &0 garments In ttw lot. Every oomblnttloa mil tailored by Zlmmerknlt. Choice ol ihort sleevei tnd ankle length or ihort ileevei tnd ihort len. Slut 34 to 40. On nle 8:30 to 9:30 i.m.. etch 5 59 SATURDAY «:30 A.M. SPBCUL BOYS' COMBINATIONS On tele tne hour only • . . Limit 2 tultt to . euitomer 79 comblnttlona ln tblt lot Bilbriggan tnd^^ m^ Nklncheck ln B.VJ-. or ihort ileevei tnd ihort *~~~§ __~~m_» ^^-*-*mm_____U_____m On sale 8:30 to 9:30 t.nv, etch -39' MTtBDAY 8:30 A.M. SPCCIAI. 100 Pairs White Fabric Gloves _9j%Mi All sizes, two styles. The season's best^S^r glove bargain. Pair SATURDAY 8*80 AM. SPBCUL BOYS' RUNNING SHOES Servtcetblt Brown ctnvtt tope with food weight rubber eolee. NON-BWEAT INSOLES llttlt Oentt'—t to 10'A. Youths' 11 lo 13. Boyi 1 to 5. All one price. Special _ _ _- 69 SATURDAY 8:80 A.M. SPECIAL White Sheets at Sale Prices M pain fine quality Wabaaeo tbteU. elw 73x00. ' *- ■* -•_ olaln hem- A regnltr 81.__ Hemstitched or plain i value. Limit 9 palra. Etch hem. A wfular No. COD. orden p.eaae 97 SAT _ WAY 8:80 A.M. SPEl'UL EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF PLAID BLANKETS Cosy summer blankets ln plaid and check effects In tones of Row, Green, Oold, Blue or Maim. Siae 70x84. Limit 4 fo a cu» tomer. Prloed ^^^^^^^^^^^m $1-00 SATURDAY 8:80 A.M. SPECIAL Special Sale of Tablecloths -95c i —a _m*t_ Kin (2x70 ln a good ^g^ ^-m ~m - * Large colored crash cloths, elae 62x70 in quality. Cream with colored borders ln blue, row, trreen and gold. Regular value 11.29. Baoh - 95 SATUBDAY a:--* »*"■• "■ —* SLACKS FOR SPORT WEAR SATURDAY 8:80 A.M. SPECIAL Made from fine qutllty llnene ln the aea son'! emtrteti atylea. Coptraitlng button trim wtth wide cult hell bottom. White and Blue only. Slaee 14. 18. IB and 30. HBC PURE FOODS GROCETERIA Singapore tsn—. Pineapple; per Un 10* llall't sandwich «••**»'. uneloelleU Ior land- |0<_ wlcher. per tin • Krllogg'i Pep; IJC o» ~*t - Flneet Creamery JOC Boltev; per lb, ..- ** WEEK-END CANDY I SPECIAL! Cocoanut Dalnllci: yttr* perlb. ** ToraaloCT—B.C. pack. choice «uall'_; |QC per tin - Koyal Crown L»nn*ry or pearl White Soap; m\f I ban Ior •■- ■,** (roate * Blactwell romato Juice; per tin - ••••— llelna Tomato Ketchup; lirge bottle .... 10<* 31* St. Chtrlee' Evaporated Milk—Uli tlm: JQ<^ etch SERVICE GROCERY Whole Wheal Tea Hlicult—A new and dellcloua eatlly P«- nared Hour lormul- llni or iiancaaei. jutt tdd water: JCv rpanaxe'liiur tree with each packet. nar Sandwich _X\t BIKUlti; per lb m* New Potato*! 9 Iba. 2S< vew Beeta and carrot**; JQ((. per buneh Ther eailly prepared maali. Hot Pot Limb t-rlcaa-e and Irlih ««<_ stew; per tin ** HARDWARE SPECIALS Aluminum roadsters, percolators, tea pots, pudding bowls, dishpans, saucepans. 7Q^ Special I U ■ Gloss Enamel, per pint 53