J Thrums Man Hurt as Truck Goes. Off Road at Bonnington ;," Page Ten volume as FIVE CENTS PER COPV 4 tllWl ')>Sl Vancouver Beats Portland to Take Two-Game Lead Page Thirteen ELBON. BRITISH COLUMBIA. CANADA-MONDAY MORNINO. DEC. ». WM NUMBER ItS E M FOR PEACE BA n Issue Dedicated to Messages of Qoodwill In thit Christmas Day issue tht Nelion Daily Newt joint merehantt, butinett and pro. fetsional men in expressing their goodwill toward the people of Kootenay at this Yuietide Seaton. r It it a season especially dedicated to friendlinett, a time for renewing old friendship!, a time for making new friends. ' May it be a happy Christmas for everyone tn Southeastern British Columbia. RISTMAS COLD QUIET ALONG WESTERN FRONT PARIS, Dec 24 (CP)-Chrlit- ' mu Eve brought Intenu cold end quiet along tha battle Unea. The oold wu u severe, uld tht French communique, that even patrol activity had been halted and there wu nothing to report. Guirdi maintained their outpotta snd precaution wu exercised all along the llnu although there wu no indication of activity along the Oerman linei. Allied vjinhlpi wen Uking extra preciutiom at ua u result of reporti thit approximately BOO Oerman merchantmen ln neutral porta had been ordered to return to Germany. Tied up in neutral ports all over the world since the war itirted. the thipt have cargoes utimated around 1,800,000 tons. The order from Berlin tor the ships to return wu uid to hive arisen from thort- •ge of raw materials. Official figures available here tailed 27 Germm shlpi hid been red since the wir md 23 hid scuttled by crews when capture threatened. INTERNMENT OF NAZI SEAMEN IS PROTESTED BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 24 (CP).- Government tourcu indicited tonight thit Argentina wu not likely to accept a formal German protest agalnit the Internment of more thin 1000 seimen from the scuttled pocket bittlethlp, Admiral Graf BBTHLEfflJl Dec. 34 tAP)- Pilgrimt from a wtr-torn world came by thousands tonight to the shrine of the nativity to pray that Christ's meiuge again would prevail. They prayed that peace would return to European nitioni which lott it during the twelve monthi. And they uked thit good will Would reign igain ln the heart! of men iccording to the teaching of Hbn Whou natal hour they celebrated. From a balcony overlooking the large tquare fronting the church ould be teen the multitude ilow- ipproaching the mull, breast entrance. u of people itretmed through crypt Inside the church ltaelf which li mirked the ipot the nger itood which coudied Mary mmy centuriu ago md to which the three witt men beirlng neellng, blick-robed num pray- continuously to the sound of "tling feet; monks moved with _ tapen to fulfill their tuki; ue-clid British policemen gled with civilient who came to end Christmu Eve ln the holiett -lty of Christendom. Iltler Inspects Troops al Front BHRLIN, Dee. 24 (AP)v-AdoH Titler tpent Chrlstmu Eve visit- several fortifications of the nan Vett will befon Satr- uecken. The Fuehrer arrived at the Western front yuterday and vis ed the "Grou Deutschland" reg- nent md icouting unlti at a field tore joining tonlght't Chrlit- celebration "ne Inspected an fiber of anti-aircraft batteriei ln _ defence zone bunkers u well German positions on the Spicb- « Heights South of Saarbruecken. | Rudolf Heu, No. 3 Nazi, deputy "fty luder, warned Germany's •mlu In a broadcut that "strong- ' than your will to destroy is Ger- " oy'i will to win." Surrounded by on, Heu spoke from t dutroyer nowhere along the Germm cout. While Germany'i soldiers kept t watch on the Rhine and her sail- I kept alert at tea, busineu md nomic life on the home front ne to a standstill u citizens be. |n I two-day celebration of Christ- i in their tnditiontl mtnner. nly when we hive won will we i able to speak again of peace it ristmu time," Col.-Gen. Walther Bnuchittch uld lq a rwuage | the army. 1 CIS REPORT MORE t SCOUTING FLKjHi*! BERLIN, Dec. 24 (CP). I The igh Command retorted foday at further reconnoltering flights- ver Northern France had been de by German Air Force unlti. it communique uld it htd I a quiet dty on tbe Wutern nt #■'/-'. miliumi i iiisrtiiili Russians Claim 16 Planes Downed ' MOSCOW, Dec 24 (CP)-Rut. •lin ilrcrift thot down 18 Finnish plinu In aerial combat on Saturday, uld a Red Army com- munlque. Tha report added that nothing of Importance took plact it tha Front ■ New Screen of Mines Laid in North Sea LONDON, Dec. 24 (CP). - A new screen of minu, which the Admiralty uid wu lild for 'letter protection of vessels navigating in the North Sea," tonight guarded the Eut coast of Englmd md Scotland. The Admiralty declared the barrier wu Britain's aniwer to recent German mine-laying activity. The announcement uid "Germany has been guilty of laying automatic moored minu without notice ln the North Su outalde terrltoritl witen off the British coast." Violation Waters WASHINGTON, Dec. 24 (CP)- Nations of North md South America today moved to build higher bulwarks around Wutern Hemisphere neutrality zones. The step wu taken when 21 American Republics, including the United Stttei, protested tgainst Europe's warring naviu fighting md raiding tn Amerlcm waten. The protest wu dtlivered simultaneously Saturday to France, Gnat Britain and Germany. The firotest advised the Europem na- lons that consultations were being carried on looking toward penalizing future violations. The note uid consideration wu being given tdoption of a rule which would prevent belligerent vessels from supplying themselvu md repairing damage! in Amerlcm porta "when the uld vessels havi committed warlike lets within the zone ot security." .-'•.. Victorious Drive ■y THOMAS P. HAWKINS " . "' , < Associated Preu.Staff Writer.. HtXSINGrORS, Dec 24 (AP).—Declaring iti army wu driving tht Russians back to their own border in thru widely-sepanted sectors, the Finnish High Commind tonight said the undeclared war with Russia thut tar had coat the invtdert "enormous lossu' in men ind wtt materials. ._...'...' The communique uid Flnnlih planu thot down 14 enemy plmu of varioui typu ln teritl engigementi during the diy. - Tbt number of the enemy killed*' thui fir, the Finni uid, "cannot be known but" it muit war to m extremely high figure," A victorious drlvi continued against tht Ruulani on tht Agla- jarvl front, about 12S mllu from the Ruulin bordtr North of Uke Ladoga, where, the communique uld, the Flnni had reached Altto- Joki. ',.'■' Farther North, ln middle Finland between Suomussalml and Raappe. about It' miles from the Russian border, tht commend aald losus were "two tanks and a transport column of 100 honu and the capture by in of tutomobilu and two anti-tank gunt," Still further to tha North, the communique u'd, tbe Finns were "approaching" Salla, also about SS milu from the Russian border. Russian attacks on the Karelian Isthmus front were repulsed and Finnish reconnoltering attacki were carried out over a wide area. In the air, the High Command uld lta aircraft "were called upon to repel enemy air attacks." In the count of numeroui ilr battles, the Finns uld,- "our tighter plmes shot down, according to eon- fanned reporti, 14 enemy plmes ot villous typu, moitly bomben, ln iddition to which there were unconfirmed report! of (tie lou of tour or five plmes,. "We loat two plmu* - U. S. Navy Orders Big Patrol Planes WASHINGTON, Dec. 24 (AP). - The United Statei navy hu ordered i fleet ot giant, long-range, tour motor flying boati lo patrol iti fai Jung "Una of observation" in Hie Pacific and to reinforce the Roosevelt administration's hemisphere defence policiu. ' Authoritative lourcu reported todty that possibly 80 or more craft with a range ot more than 5000 milu were Involved In a $30,016,600 order Just given a California plant Blow for Blow Is Daladier's Promise PARIS, Dec 4 (AP). — Premier Daladler, ln a Christmu message by radio to the French Empire, nid tonight "we will givt blow tor blow. ln return tor my violence coming from Germany, Tie Premier declared France would not, on her own Initiative, "add to the sufferings of people" in this four-month-old war but would hoM Germany responsible for every bit of destruction caused by her. Frmce "will .win, but will spare the blood of our toldien," he uid u Germm and. French patroli con* tlnued on the alert along the entire Wutern front Russia Releases Radziwill Family WARSAW, Dee, 24 (AP)-Tbanki to Intervention of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena of Italy, Princt Jantus Radziwell and 21 other memberi of the Radziwell family have been released by Soviet Russia and allowed to return to the Polish capital. The Italian royal family It die- tintly related to the Radzlwllh. When ibe wir broke out Prince Radziwill wu at hli estate at Olyka In Wolhynla which he converted into a hospital and refugee home. Among othen, Preildent Ignace Moscicki of Polmd tought refuge there Sept. 8. Prince Radziwill md hit fimlly wen irrested by the Russiins when they seized Eastern Poltnd ind, for a time, rumon circulated thtt he hid been shot * AGGRESSIONS, WAR ATROCITIES GIVEN HIS DENUNCIATION Praises Roosevelt's Appointment of Taylor as Personal Envoy to Vatican; 5-Point .u Program for Negotiations ly RICHARD C. MASSOCK — Asie.leted Press Staff Writer VATICAN CITY, Dec. 24 (AP). — Pope, Plus XII todey offered statesmen of Europe's warring nations s five- point program as s basis for negotiating a "just snd honorable peace" at the first propitious moment ■ In a Christmas tve address to 25 Cardinals, the Pontiff also denounced "premeditated aggressions," war atrocities, disregard of human liberty and' : ** "^--'•"RooSevellAslB Churches lo Aid Cause for Peace A Very Everyone propaganda which he said "cry for the vengeance of Cod." The Pope Informally acknowledged President. Roosevelt's appointment of Myron C. Tstylor it his personil representative to tbe Vatican and praised the move u a "power ful contribution for the achievement ot a Just and durable peace..." Expressing the belief that all 'sane" tttteimen would hold them- selves retdy to negotiate a peace wheii the "occulon pruentt itself," the Pope proposed thty consider the following polnti: '■■ L Guirentet every nation—"bit UtUe. powerful or wuk"—the rl*ht to life tnd independence. 2. Liberete the world from the "ilivery of trmimenti." 8, Correct the ftultt ind ineffec- tlveneu of "internitionil" organizations created to solve peacefully *e world't problem!. ■ 4. Comply with "the needi ihd Just .demand* of nation, peopltt md ethnical minorltiet." 8. Provide observance by itatetr men-end peoplu of Ohriitun prin- "Wl do not fill to recognize the gnve difficulties," the Pontiff ex- its from the muddy „_. .. miterlal tnd eelfish ihtet- ests to the living fountain ot divine lead pei gulf of lew. At the end of hit ipeech replying to the Cartintli' ■Chriitmu greet- Ingi, the Pope mnounced he hid received t telegram from the Apot- tollc delegate In Wuhlngton notifying him of the ippolntment of Tiylor is the penonal repreuntttivt of Preiident Roosevelt '..-■■■ i "It ii t Christmu message which could not have been more welcome to ut," the Pontiff userted, "be- oiuu it it i powerful contribution tor achievement of a lust md durable peace and alleviation of the iufferings of wir. Wt expreued to .President Roosevelt felicitttioni of our heartfelt gratitude." " • Flier, Passenger Lost 5,Days Found Dead in Wreckage ANCHORAGE, Aluka, Dec 24 (AP).—The bodiu of Hani Mirow, Nome airline operator, tnd Peter Bystedt a pusenger, were found lite todiy in the wreckage of an airplane 12 milu trom Kaltag on the Unalakleet-Nulato route. Tbe plme, missing five dayt ilnce Mirow took off on a search for another distressed airplane, wu sighted from the air by Civil Aeronautics Inspector Charlu R. Burnett A few houn later, a dog sled summoned by Burnett's plane radio reached the wrecked ship. The bodiu were found iniide. The plane had cruhed nou down into a small clearing, and both men were apparently killed Instantly. WASHINGTON, Dec. M (CP)— Pruident Roosevelt lut night cilled for "ill churchu ot tht world which believe ln t common God" to throw "the weight et their influence" behind the ctust of world peace. The Pruldtnt mtde the eell ee Myron C. Tiylor, retired tteel mignttt end hud of thi Inter. Governmental Rtfuue Commit, tet,' it Mi penonal rtprtunta. tlvt to thi Vitlcin. , '■'• A Quiktr, Tiylor will hive tht full wclil, ilthough net ef- • filial, rank ef Ambassador. Mr. Rooievelt wrote Dr. Gtorge ■ A. Buttrlck. President of the Fedenl Council of Churchu of Chrlit In Americi, u a Protestant letder, md Rabbi Cyrus Adler, President of the Jewish Theologictl Semin- —y of Americi, u a letder Of the 'ith faith, uking them to viiit from,time to time te diicuu.. [erne arising out ot tht world situation. ., . .,.,,!■ , • »., Christmas Grips Brilish People LONDON, pee. 33 (CP). - The Christmai iplrlt — restrained bet merry — iwept Britain tonight in thi wake ot two wtekt of biter Ma and air fighting. ■'.'.■'. ' Chief -war newt of tht dty tru tn iccount. of thMerrlflt Wllhelm- shafen md North Su air battle of lut Monday in which tht Royel Air Force proved ltl mettle againit the Null in "thd blggeit ilr battle ever tought" . i i \ 1 . . , . (Stt "Stirring," Pan Six) Holldiy merriment hit lit hlghett point In the Unite*. Kingdom lince the war itarted as tht night ipott filled with uniform,. Mtny homes, however, wtrt without the children who htvt been taken to rural areu to be ute from bomb attacki. ... 'We are gathering for e itrenge Christmu, the ttrtngett In our country'i hiitory," tot Evening Newt commented. "Most ot tu htvt known a wartime Christmu biA none of ut one which our own children could not tpend it home. What e world ii thli of our time/* . Nevertheleu itorei were crowded with Chriitmu ihoppen hurrying to make lut minute, purchuu. Streeti were lammed with tramp musicians, holly vendon and beg- gan playing to Chriitmu tnde. Christmas Cheer Gifts Totalling Over $1000 Are Sent to 141 Families, 90 Single Personi Total of 231 Christmas Cheer gifts totalling over $1000 had been sent out to lest fortunate resident! of Nelion up to the time tht City Hill closed Siturday. - - At that time 141 married penoni wtth familiu received either checks or merchandise orden to help brine the apirit ot the season into their homes and to assure that their children should not go entirely without Christmu. In iddition SO checks or orden wert unt to single penoni, mostly tged or incapacitated persons. Additlontl contributions Siturday amounting to $59.39, brought the fund up to $1208.19. . Contribution of $1.28 previous./ lilted u from the Preu Room Staff ot the Daily Newi ahould hive been credited instead to the DtUy Newt route boyt. The cirrien Aadt up this gift among them. ADDED OIPT8 These additional glfti follow: . Hudaon'i Biy Co .....___._._-.$ T. S. Shorthouse ______ Jimmie Mclvor ________ Wm. Irvine Peeblu Motors Ltd. _ F. Lincoln _..____.._ S. Stewart,. C. H. Stark . Civic Thutre Staff Viu Lodgt i— Mn. Palethorpe H. tnd D. Mayne Mr. md Mn. F. H. Just Me - ~ Dally News Carrlen _. Paulette Davis Mr. and Mn. R. G. Joy C. G. Callbeck 10.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 10.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 5.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 1.00 1.00 2.00 Nipper and Joan _ • lJW Mn. A. M. Palethorpe ..._.„._ 1.00 Neil, Aim and Jimmie Hood 2.50 Little One. — .10 Fritndi _- 100 Total - —',—'. -*-.SS Previously Acknowledged _■ 1338.84 Total to dite ._ 1 ... 1298.U Prince George. Estevan Point . Prince Rupert. Langaa _____ Atlln_ Dawson _.____. SeatUe Portlmd Sm Franciico I Spokme Vernon Kelownt Grind Forkt . Cranbrook Calgary _ Edmonton .......__ Swift Current __ Moose Jaw Prince Albert __ Winnipeg _____ __ JO __, 14 In. Max. 21 28 33 3» 28 SS 21 28 If 23 34 42 34 39 38 43 27 S3 »«. y 34 37 28 35 43 87 21 38 ts 21, 38 1 IS 8* 11 0 13 .13* 13 S 10 11 IS ra is 3 A- r^j*tfjfli*i|^;|Kl^^:-|^:ttJ v'Uli'i PAOE TWO KASLO Social *. ♦ KASLO, B. C— Misi Irene Gtr- rett U ipending the holidays with her ptrenti, Mr. ind Mn. CUrence Gtrntt Mr. md Mn. Fred Moulton htve ts guest the litter's mother, Mn. R. B. LowerUon of Canyon for tht Winter here. Bert MacNIcol U spending the holidiys with hU mother, Mrs. W. F, MacNicol, Johnson's Lending. , Miss LouU Denorez of Nelson U visiting at Shutty Bench. IN SPOKANE (jitdmAiodc CLhML CptvdnwiL cKoiet Rooms, double, $3.00 day Apartments, $4.00 day ALL WITH BATH e Garage e Dining Room Washington at 8th Ave. Canadian monty iccepted it ptr. Mn. John Tonkin of Sheep Creek U spending Uie holidays at ber Kulo home. Mr. md Mn. C. J. Garrett of RetaUick were city vUiton. Mrs. Thomu Smith of NtUon ta vUiting town. R. Westman ot Argute U i paUent in Victorian Hospital. Mrs. Brewer ot Coeur d'Aleni hit Joined her huiband bert, where they will make their borne tor tbt preunt . . MUs Dorcas Tinkeu hts left for Vincouver for u extended viiit Mr. ud Mn. John Pitenon trt Ipending ChrUtmu It Nelson. District Assistant Foreit Ringer H. Thomlinson of Howier It i pltient in Victorian Hoipital, Miss Olive Link of Mirror Lake hai u t holiday guut het nephew, Divid Abey of NeUon. Willitm ud Frank Tonkin ot Sheep Creek ipent Sundiy in town. Mr. ud Mn. Chester Speire viiited NeUon. Fred Butler of TrtU U t holldiy guut of hU pirenta, Mr. ud Mn. P. BuUer, Mr. md Mn. Otto Auguitlne viilted Nelson. MUs Cltn Johnson of tbe Fruit- MR. N.J. LOWES ■ av-.m.- -■< ' ■ - ■ Is, th* u-iu. . . H.Wtj,,,.. ,;■ . CANADIAN PACIFIC AGENT AT NELSON, B. C. When contemplating your next trip, no matter whert It may be, In Canada, the United States, or across tha Sea, consult Mr. Lowes and he will be glad to handle all your arrangements. Enquire about frequent sailings to Alaska, West Coast of Vancouver Island, Ocean Falls, Prince Rupert, Powell River, Comox, Culf Islands, Nanaimo, etc. Double daily service between Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle. -. ■ » i. \ ,t Special Winter Vacation rates at the Empress Hotel, Victoria, Canada's Evergreen Playground. Attractive Rail Winter Tourist fares now In effect. Air-conditioned equipment. . Table d'hote meals In diners at moderate rates. New tray service tn tourist sleepers and coaches at very reasonable cost, served from diner, Bicycles may now be checked free of charge on all classes of passage transportation, other than that covering Special Bargain Fares. Weekend -fares are exceptionally low. Fare and one- quarter for round trip. Tickets good going from Friday 12 o'clock noon to Sunday, 2:00 p.m., returning up to Monday midnight. •'..'-,. Prepaid Ticket deliveries arranged to any point. For full informition, apply Mr. N. J. E&wet, City Ticktt Agtnt tt NeUon, B. C or write O. Bruct Burpee, General Puienger Agent C.P.R. Station, Vtncouvtr, B. C. Qcxmht* Quik XY*9 Guide for Travellers NELSON'S LEADING HOTELS A fcnj (Eljriatmaa to AU .HUME HOTEL HUME — W. B. Moore, Vancou-1 City; Charlu McAdim, Stewart; G. ver; Mr. tnd Mn. W, Jacobson, Moore, Medicine Hat; E. Omdthl, Bonnington; Dan Matheson, Sloctn I Sheep Creek. VANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS Newly nnovttid throughout Phonit tnd tltvitor. •VOUR VANCOUVER HOME" Dufferin Hotel A Patterson •,- «• 800 Siymcur St Vineouvir, B. C. Colemu, Alta. Proprlttor TRANSPORT ON-FREIGHT LINES FREIGHT TRUCKS LEAVE NELSON TWICE DAILY ■ 5 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.—Except Sunday Trail Livery Co. Trail—Phone 135 Nelson—Phone 35 M. H. MclVOR, Prop. -NELSON DAILY NEWS, NSLSON, ■ C-MONDAY MORNINO, DEC. vtlt ichool fetching staff U t holldiy gunt of her mothtr, Mrt. C. Johnion. Constable H. Rumussen of Kelson U relieving Constable R. C. GUker who U t pltient in Vlctoriu Hospital. Mri. Riy Hughei ot Alniworth U vUiting har lather, A. P. Garrett Mrs. J. Vallance hu returned trom Nelion, where tht vliited her ion ud diughter-ln-liw, Mr. ud Mn. John Vallance. MUt Kate Riddell. who tttandi normil KhooL Vincouver, U vUiting her ptrenti, Mr. ud Mri. 3. A. Riddell. Wtlter BuUer hu returned from t visit to Alntworth. JAFFRAY JAFFRAY, B. C-Mr. ud Mrt. A. RuUedge of Wynndel trt spending the holidtyi it tht home ot Mn. C. Rosen. Miss Florence Thompion of Wtrdner wu t weekend guest ot Mr md Mn. WtUtndtr. Mn. R. Heinta of Otkltnd, Calif- U tpending the holldayi with her pirenU, Mr. ud Mn. E. Dtmstrom. Andrew Shogren U t pttient it Femie Hotpital. Min Florence Johniton hu lttt for Cnnbrook for the holldiyi. Miurlce Anderson of Creiton U • gueit of hit mothtr, Mn. A. Andenon. Mn. WeUtnder li ipending t few dtyi in Crubrook. Mn. W. Mullins tnd chUdren of Cnnbrook vUited her mother, Mrs. Mataon. Rudolph Costanio U ipending hU holldayi with Mr. ind Mn. R. Grat. Bull River. Mr. and Mn. Coitanio and her daughter, Lauri, vUlted Mn. J. Midtr it Gtllowiy. SILVERTON ' snJVHtTbN. B. C-, — Mr. ud Mn. W. Monroe and fimlly of Tnil •re guests of Mri. Monroe i parenU, Mr. ud Mn. J. T. Kelly. Mn. P. Harding left Wednesday for Burton where she will spend the Winter with her nn ud daugh- ter-in-Uw, Mr. and Mn. R. Harding. Mr. ud Mn. 'Andy Mclntyre of NeUon are guesU ot Mn. Mclntyre'i brother-in-law ind lUttr, Mr. tnd Mn. H. DewU. Gordon Kelly ot TnU U ipending ■ holiday with hU parenti, Mr. ud Mn. J. T. Kelly. Mr. tnd Mn. J. D. Mttheion htve u guesta their son-in-law ud daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. McKay oi Ymir. • Mr, ud Mn. A. M. Ham were vUiton to Nelson. ' Jack KeUy of the Beno Mine U a guest of nil pirtnti, Mr. ud Mn. J. T. KtUy. Mr. ud Mn. G. P. Smith of Cretton tn spending the Christmu holidays with reUtlves here. Mr. ud Mrs. Albine Erickson of the Second Reliet Mine are vUiting Mn. Erickson's parenU, Mr, ina Mn. J. Cooper. R. Hambly of the Second Relief Mine is a guest of hU parenU, Mr. md Mn. ft Hambly, HEAVY RAINS DISPLACE KASLO BRIDGE WALL KASLO, B. C. - A ptrt ot the retaining wall at tht toot of tht A Avenue bridge gave wty, dut to tht heavy unseasonal nini, it U believed, ind 1U0 to the fact that Iht new fUl had not properly let- tled in tht ihort tlmt tlnct lt htd been put ln. Reptir work U how going on ud wiU bt completed shorUy. ■»itneminiwitis«w*eiwieii«»Kn Christmas Gttetin - MAY YOU ENJOY HEALTH, WEALTH AND HAPPINESS FOR THE NEW YEAR QUEEN'S HOTEL ;■;'■ ;1 A LAPOmnt, Nelion, B. C. ______■» _mrm*K%mmm«*>i*m-f (teittuja It glvtt et (freet pleuure to extend to our mtny friendl throughout the Kootenty '■, •- DUtrlct cordial good wUhei. for a " '. Jfemj fljrtBtttutB mti. I ; Htiirt*at - 1 Wt think eur fritndi for thtlr patrontge tnd for Uie pltuant relationships which wt hive enjoyed during the put yetr. \ t New Grand Hotel MR. AND MRS. P1TO KAPAK, BILL AND ROSE KAPAK Vernon Street Nelson, B.C. Mrs. York Is Given Shower, Sheep Creel SHEEP CREEK, B. C - Mn. H. Cosnett, Mn. J. Palmier tnd Mn. T. McDonough were hostesses it i ihower for Mn. Boyei York, l recent bride, Mrs York before her marriage wu Misi Mont Armitage. Tht ihower wu held it Uie Service Club-houie December lt. The ifternoon wu ipent Ul contuta ind muiic. Prize winnen were Mn. Norcrou of thi Reno md Mn. O. t. Auitin. Miu Miry KaviUer ind Miu Joyce R. Austin givt t pleu- lng dueL "Silent Night". "Deep Purple" wis tht tolo choien by Min Kavalier, with Uit encore "Over the Rainbow". Mist Austin sang "I PromUt You*' tnd on being encored tave "Somt Day My Prince Will Come". A wagin gaUy decorated ud Uden with gitta wu drawn before Uie guett ot honor by imall Sharon Ann Reid and Dicky Lane, who handed packagei to tnt bride. Mn. York itid a ftw wordt in appreciation. A delicloui tet wu wrved. Guetti wtre Mesdames Gtrntt Baudltr, Lindblad, Cartwright, Andenon, Bremner, Norcrou, ChrU- lensen, Lanen.C. McDonough, McMillan, Lane, Rou, Duncan, Postle- thwaite, Auitin and tht Misses Kivslier, McMUltn ud Auitin, SHUTTY BENCH SCHOOL CLOSES WITH CONCERT KASLO, B-C-The Shutty Bench ichool cloied for the ChrUtmu holldayi, Fridiy evening when the annual concert wu enjoyed by frlendi ud relaUvu. Tht program followi: "O Cuada", "A Chriitmu Welcome", Dialogue, "Our ChrUtmai Secret"; long, "Evening Hymn''; Cirol, "The Fint Noel"; pliy "Su- ta'i Secretary"; carol '"Hirk. the Hertld Angeli Sing"; dlilogue, "ChrUtmu Dolllu"; long, "The SaUor Ud"; CtroL 'Cood King Wenulu"; Diilogue, "Our Pru- tnta"; pianoforte telectlon; ptay, "Fat King Melon ud Princeu Carryway"; Junior Red Crosi; Carol, "We Three Klngt"; tht unloading of the Chriitmu tree followed, the ilnglng of tht Nttiontl Anthem ud three cheen for the tetcher, Mr. Hollud, cloud i vtry hippy tvtnt. JAFFRAY SCHOOL HAS SUCCESSFUL CONCERT JAJTRAY, B.C. - Tht Jtfftey School Concert wu e success ud well tttended. Loli McKay md Suiit Kerr, not ytt of ichool ige, givt • recitation, which mtt with tppltiut, The pliyi were conducted by MIm Florence Johniton md muilc lupplied by MUi Olga Roaen. Tht itage wu drtped with gold ud wint colored curtalni, whilt the hall wu decorited with tvtr- green bought. Stntt Cliui wit welcomed. Dancing followed. Tht boyt of tht orcheitri give e fin dtnct, md t tap dtnct wu glvtn by Gordon Perry. Lunch wu served by Mn. A. Olion ind Mn. S. Johnion. VARAZDd. Yugoiltvit (CP). -" Chincellor Hltltr hu preiented thli town with in mto-bui In recognition of the hospitality tccordtd Au* triln NuU who tied to refuge here ln 1»M. of Kulo wu t vliitor hereT Mlu Norah Johnion U ipending the hoUdtyi with her fimily it Vlctorli, B. C. MUs Mirjory Wttton md Bon. Mn. Kenneth Aylmtr tptnt 1 ttw dtyt In Nelson. Mlu Vloli Sinden wu e (netl of Mn. F. M. Hughu, NeUon. Mr. ud Mn. T. N. Stretton ot NeUon ud their diughter Lorni were vUiton here. Mr, Maynard ud Ml ton, Bud ot Balfour were vUlton here. MUi Mirjory Wition who ipent the past tour months with her uncle ud aunL Hon. Bull ud Mn. Aylmer hu left for Australia where she wiU visit fritndi betore return- lug to her home ln Englud. - Ruuell Sinden vUlted lttt. Ini Ctrr of Ntlion. Mlu Betty Porteout it ipending tht holidtyi here. Dick Attree U ipending ChrUtmu here. Fred Kink of Longbeich wit i vUitor. Mn. Alec Attree wu e guut dt Mr. ud Mn. J. S. Hunt, it Nelion. Mr. ud Mn. Stanley Living- itont ire tpending ChrUtmu with Mr. Livlngitonei sister, Mn. Int Cirr. Mn. John Klntkln hu retumtd from tht Kooteney Lake Gentrtl HoipitaL Matthew Aylmer of NeUon It ipending the ChrUtmu holidtyi htrt. Crawford Bay CRAWFORD BAY, B. C- Mr. John ud Frmk Dyck cycled In from Nelion vUiting Mr. end Mrt. G. Jimeion, Mr. tnd Mn. I. T. FrucU hive ltft for the cout where thty plin to ipend the Winter, Mlu J. Heditrom bet rtturned trom Tnil Colonel Cholmlty hu returned from Vucouver. MUt Houm ltft to tpend tht holl. diys with htr ptrenti it New Wutmlniter. MERRIE CHRISTMAS Underwood-Elliott Fliher Ltd. SM Wird Phone W emwmwieaiwieiMmiiiiiwMtniiii wwawmassM COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON M.E.OBAL leiiitstisiiiii ijtst.irt.iiieii.il mmmmmm TO ONE AND ALL MERRY CHRISTMAS ft mmmm Fairview Fuel & Teaming Co. I /Extends Heartiest Greetings for a »*al Ibrrg %i0tma* ib... i —-fa..,, esse, — ,,,, ,CHRISTMAS DINNER Chicken Coiitommt ' Solid V Bout Turkty Rout Leg Veil . * Sweet Potatoei French Fried Potatou f Sweet Picklu Stuffed Celery HetrU \ . EnglUh Plum Pudding with Hird Sauce , KoefeeKabin Opp. Dtlly Newt \ i i I I I I i I I I (fattngs At this Festive Season we are mindful of a deep and abiding sense of appreciation for yo^r good will and consideration. In extending you the Season's Greetings we wish you joy and contentment and a Most Happy and Prosperous New^ Year. ,''■ ■'-. ]\< - ■',..,-,:-•• 1 I .mmm.mmmmmmmi „ WAYNB, tod., (CP). - Rev. W. W. Ltmport retired Methodist mlnUttr, took hU flnt ilr- plut rldt on hU Mth blrthdaj ''It teemed," he Mid "io much new er HtavTO." The Management and Staff of Williams Transfer (JORDON WILLIAMS, MANAQ-R - Wish Their Many Friends and Customers a s Hwrg Mmy OHprifitmaja Anda And.Thank Them for Their Past Patronage T.M. HESLOP C. MACNUSON J. C. CRAHAN L STALEY C. ROSENT L CATLEY H. MAYBERRY REPAIRS and ALTERATIONS B. C. Plumbing & Heating Ce. Wish Yjw All the Merriest of , (&\)tMxtmm And All Happiness and Cheer in the Coming Year Vic Graves, Master Plumber I I I I I I I it Jlflcrn] hnstmas ^MMM^^M*i -*MMMMr^tmmm*****Ms\ ~^*MMJ m^*MMMMM**'r **--\m '^^■•^■w^^ ^*W**^ ^-MMW ^^^Bi-^ ■ - - ' ■ . ■•■,i * " • - ' ■ - MAY MY CANADIAN FRIENDS ENJOY ALL THE BLESSINGS OF A MOST ' y : V JOYOUS.YULETIDE S Dr-DAVID C. COWEN And Associates iS^l« ^^^^K^C^^^^M^^^im^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ "~. •"' ■■ l"m WmtmtM^mmmmm__wmmmwmmmst,[,__wmlmw .NILSON DAILY NEWS. NELSON, S, C-MONDAY MORNINO. DEC. tS. 19SS- Embattled Europe Celebrates Christmas Despite Times of Battle, Murder, Sudden Death ty The Auoelited Preu There li no irmistice tor Christmu but every mtion-at-vur celebrates it nevertheleu. Britith military forcu ire staggering celebration! to tomebody will alwayi be on the alert. The nation is seeing to it that every military man geti a Chriitmu dinner consisting of turkey, roast pork Brussels tproutt, plum pudding, and beer. Army sergeants are walten tor the privates. One Roytl Air Forct itation Is holding I pantomime featuring u villains Baron Mesunchmidt md Hardhearted Helnkel. Resorts advertising for Chriitmu pirtiei called attention to their air nid shelters—Just ln eau. FAMILY DAY IN FRANCI The French army expects Christ- gnu a day of "normal activity." Behind the linu Chrlstmu will be made brighter by the govern- nt's efforti to grant leives to is mmy men with fimillei u pouible Christmu ln Fruce it t fimlly celebntion. Relief orgsnlzstions ere wringing to distribute toys, trees, md traditional candies to children evacuated from Alsace-Lorraine. The saddut Christmu in Frince, however, il thit of hundred! of thousinds of refugeu of two win. Many of them, particularly Germans, and Spaniards, are in concentration camps. Refugee worken launched a drive to provide them u happy a Chriitmu u possible, Apparently everyone ln Fnnoe will hive ■ Christmu letter. In peace-time 3,000,000 letten I day are delivered ln France. Right now 8,000,000 a day are being delivered. Germtny wlU tend hundreds of entertalnen and gifts to the front line. Thouunds of packagu marked "Open for Christmai" moved urly toward the Nail trenchu. Despite the rationing, there will be plenty of food for each German and Good Wishes to Everyibody--Always . W.X.£ALinqm A Utornj (Etfrtetma* soldier. Chriitmu it home probably will show more evidence of war tacrificu. But even Germany'! item fight to conserve nw miteriili wu reined considerably. There will be oo bu on Christmu treu; Berlin will htvt 850.000 —one ln tlroott ivsry homt, Glftt ln Germany lirgely consist of knlck-kmcks or expensive luxur- lu. Most useful irtlclei ire itrictly rationed. It wu virtually Impossible to present clothing or mything made of textiles. Books, unntloned— except for censorship — hive enjoyed record ulu. There ire miny toyi made of wood, even model treini. Toy soldien in ill occupations of a modern war are popular. One shop displayed a complete machine-gun nest. War prisonen in Germany are allowed special food and per- oeli from home. Elderly Couple Not to Bring Dobbin Again CHICAGO, Dec 34 (AP)- Mr. tnd Mn. Wllllim Gimblt hive promised traffic policemen they will leive their hone and buggy at home during future Chriitmu shopping expeditions. Tne elderly couple flighted ynterdiy from their carriage and hitched their hone to an electric light post. By the time they returned their arms loaded with bundles, the traffic tangle wat terrific. The equipage, it seems, wis t curiosity to i few thouund pedestrians. The Gamblu explained they were shopping Just u they did in 1893 when they were mtrried. Must Prevent Nazis From Defeating Allies Says Information Review LONDON, Dee. 24 (CP1.-A review ot Allied wir problemi Issued through the Miniitry of Informition uid it wu not M necessiry to defeat Germuy u to prevent the Nazis defeiting the AUiu. Entitled "victory Is utured," the review citalogued Germm weik- nessu tnd Allied itrong polnta. with emphuil on the ihortage of essential raw materials ln the Reich, the scarcity of trained offlcen in the German army, and—on the other hmd—tbe itrength ot the British fleet md the Britiih Air Force. "No nition discloses publicly the whole ot iti lircnft itrength ind production," the booklet observes. "But iccordlng to flguru showing the officially disclosed Increue In our lircnft, we hive now it home four timu ii mmy 'first line planes' u ln 1934-35, ipirt trom I growing force of severil hundreds overseu. "But thii itatement dou not do anything like Juitlce to the remarkable idvance which hu taken place, for it leavu out of account a very large number of undisclosed additions to the R.A.F." Discussing Germany'i ruourcu tor wir, the booklet uld: i "The Naili by their own ictt of aggression dutroyed their own lecurity. Faded by the Immense forces of the Allies, they ire shut off from resourcu without which they cannot possibly win a prolonged war. "The German army Is sadly lack- NELSON BOARD OF TRADE t ..'■■ .• ■•. ■ NELSON, B. C. The PRESIDENT and Members OF THE NELSON BOARD OF TRADE * 7 Takt thit opportunity to extend to everyone Sincerett Good Wishet for a Very Happy Chriitmat, and a Bright and Prosperous New To everyone-in this fortunate community ., To those who know no want... To thote lett fortunatt but who I hope Are among the fortunate for thit teaton' And for whom better timet are in store ... I Extend Sincere Greetings TiiMMMt. 7L.c. sm1S Frank^SSa'MX-A- !«p«*©««jc** The Mayor, Aldermen and the Employees of the Corporation of , the City of Nelson ' WisK Everybody A Very Merry CHRISTMAS Once more It is my pleasure to wish my constituents A ifernj Ofynfitmaa A-i .'.,',' •" Sod ''■'.' I During the past year, .events over, I' which we have had no control have plunged the world into a frightful conflict. The Empire is fighting for Its very existence, but I feel that we will win because our cause is just. I would suggest that it is our duty as citizens to carry on normally, doing our bit whenever and wherever possible, and I sincerely hope that out of this conflict will emerge a better world, a world where Peace and Cood Will will reign and the Christmas spirit will be universal. *s«w«e«w«www«!«<«iMis^i A Very ' ; ilwg I (ttljrtatmaa anda '/'. 7. proapmron $*m J_?ar HILJBURNS,m.l.a. Rossland-Trail Riding Sing Ing ln large numbers of offlctn tnd non-coms. Much of her militiry equipment • hu been hurriedly obtained. A number of her military expert! hive publicly admitted thit •11 hopu of a 'lightning war' are false. We do not hivt to defeat tbe Null on lind, hut only prevent them trom defeating us. If we can succeed in doing that, we can rely on our strength ln other directions to bring them to their knees. "To keep tbeir air force going In a 'total' war agalnit Britain and Franci the Nazis would need to make up for louu amounting to at leut 90 per cent a month. They would hava to build over 3000 pjanu every month and to recruit new piloti on tne timt Kile. Carols in Candle-Light at Redeemer Church Opening their observince ot tht coming of Chrlit in thsV tnnual carol tinging ind candlelight urvice Sunday evening, the congregation of the Church of the Redeemer will complete its Chrlstmu services this morning. There will be an urly communion service tnd this will be followed by a Christmu urvice. Rev, W. J. Silverwood, Vicar, will be ln charge. The choir led the congregation In the service Sunday night E. P. Btker wu ipeciil soloist, tinging "Su Amid the Winter Snow". Miu Mirgaret Thompson, Church organist, accompanied the vocalist and cirol linging. AIRLINER SURVIVORS LANDED AT MALTA LONDON, Dec. M (API- Six survivon of a missing Britiih airliner have been picked up by a French ihip near Sicily and landed at Malta, the Imperiil Airways announced yesterdiy. The Lockheed plme, en route from Egypt, to England with a crew of five and six passengers, left Solium Thundiy morning on a 730-mile flight to Malta and had been hunted by British warships and other vessels. Solium It 300 milu Weit ot Alexandria. Countries Will Aid Finland, League Hears GENEVA, Dec. 24 (AP).-Eight nations, including the Union ot South Africa, which said ahe had released her own warplanu to Finland, replied yuterday to the League of Nations' note asking what they Intended to do to aid Finland. Also Included among thou rt- & lying were Argentina, Ecuador, alti, Peru, Bolivii, Venezuela and Mexico. South Africa uid: "Rendering practical assistance to Finland by releasing aircraft for Finland which had been earmarked tor defend of the Union." Argentina.'! note regarding help for Finland uld my suggestion for aid would be received bjt tht Bye- * fAQt THRU It is our sincere wish that you, our patrons and friends, both old and new, enjoy A Jfernj (ttlfrifitmaH • and A%ppgNm|^r MMM8ftteMte&0MMteWMW^mw ros Airet Government "with tym- pithy." .... , ' Venezueli offered Red Crou lid tnd to "refrain from tny iction which might wuktn Finlmd'i resistance." Bolivia, Haiti and Ecuador replied in effect that they would -_. m «ss', . ' ,,i '■ — *-• To AU the People of Fernie Riding . I Wish You a And Trust 1940 Will Be Bright and Prosperous for everyone. Tom Uphill, M.L A. Fertile Riding support "any action ln fivor ot Fin- lend. Peru prilled the "high moral valut" of tht assembly's ruolutlon but added that the Peruvian Government wu "not ln a position" to takt itept lupportlng tht ruolutlon. Mexico cabled iti "igreement with the content of Avenol't message" tnd mtde no reply concern, ing lid for the Finns. I TO KOOTENAY CITIZENS I Cbitrirtal: at 1 fedtttp With assurances of Kind Remembrances to every part of the Glorious Kootenays may I extend to each and all my Sincere Cood Wishes for • Very Happy Christmas and a Brighter, Prosperous New Year. I I i I 1 I I "SID" LEARY M. L A. a Minister of Public Works ™ fttsnm a ferttttgS GD To all my Friends and Constituents I Extend my Best Wishes for a Merry Xmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year 1940 GO J Eo Co Henniger *».* Grand Forks-Greenwood Riding ■ ■ ' ■i liWseMssssilssklisfllrtrtsrissssssiMltssssst ss______M-__________-M____v i_ mtm PAOI POUR -NILSON DAILY NIWI, NILSON,'». C-M0NOAV MORNINO. OIC. H, 181*— HB©e«««©w©©««eec««BCC*eHP€«*<0^^ Chriitmu Mia tod mty Good Hulth, Htpplntu tnd Fortune be by your tidi til through tbe coming yetr. Shorty's Repair Shop J. P. Ptreue eteeejweweeewwcuMwwejewwewe^ inn>inni»)M»e*wi»»>eMeMee»M'»^ A Merry Chriitmu ind • Prosperous New Year to til our Cuttomm tnd Friendl. T. D. Rosling Rul Ittctt ind Iniurinct JltUtfctsJOMltltlMllltlMlWJllltlMlWttltlMU a To our mtny fritndi tnd cuitomen we extend Hetrtlett Chriitmu Greetings tnd But WUhu for tht New Yur. Kootenay Steam Laundry end Koottnty No-Odor Dry Clemtrt. D. Gibbon, Mgr, thank ill our cuitomen tor tht buiii extended to ua ind to wUh tvtryont i Merry ChrUtmu tnd i Hippy New Yttr Macdonald's Consolidated Ltd. Wholeult Dlttrlbuton, Ntlton, B. C. ■Jiatllli8afleMil>ifle»tiieM-WI_IMMittl8l. ChrUtmu folkt tad miy Good Hetlth, Htpplneu tnd Fortune be by your tide ill through the coming yeer. Pieters Grade A Dairy GREETINGS Extending to ill Cuitomen tnd Fritndi tbt complimenti of tht Seuon. The Staff ud Management of the A. H. Green Co., Ltd. 4kMtMt mew ^wewnHwmwwe We extend our CompllmenU ot tin Seuon tnd may lt hold e weilth of Good Cheer for you. ■: L. D. Cafe Ltd. •Ntlton'i Flnut Rutturant" mmO)-m». Extending all our but wUhei tor i Merry ChrUtmu ind t Hippy Ntw Yur. Lawson's Wood Working Factory Thot. A. Liwton liwiawii»>8«iwiM88Wiww«wa*a»tW*MMW<»>8ia_. WWBsT.WIIW'I'MW'WMWIWWWWI'. Mtmtt A Merry ChrUtmu tnd e Htppy Ntw Yeer. •left end Minigement Sims' Modem Market MMMaMMklflMaMMMaMM*. 9St**»\ MfMMMMMMMMMmMMMMM_MMJMMMMmMm WUhlng tU our Cuitomen ud Frlendi loli of ChrUtmu Cheer tnd Succeu throughout 1840. Fairview Meat Market O. C Thomu I wish to txtend to ill my frlendi ud pttront in NeUon ud DUtrlct i vtry Merry ChrUtmu ud t Protperoui New Yeer. Julius Reisterer Plumbing end Netting MiWWMllWWM We with eur pttront ud tritndt ill Joy ud hippinesi. Miy tht Yule Seuon bring tbundut Joy to you ud youn. i Rose Beauty Salon Mn. H. Nolte Mlu Wilmi Divli Extending to ill Cuitomen ud Fritndi tht Complimenti of tht Seuon. Gray's Nelion'i Prtmltr Cindy Ship "Tht Homi of Htmtmtdt Ctndy" v*«M««ttW«89»{ca»wto»w»tt?»eMe>_, We extend hetrtlett wUhu for t hippy Chriitmu Seuon to ill our customer! ud.frlendi, tnd wt corditlly Invite your contlnutd pttrontge. Nelson and District Farmers Supply Co. M. J. Vintvtld ind Staff negigieieieieieejeejeieiwwiiew'wiieieieiinr Wishing everyone i Merry ChrUtmu ud t Bright ud Happy Ntw Yetr. C. D. Blackwood /•iff K ANDREW To All Our Friendt and Patroni We Wish A Urn* Memj ffllplBtmaa R. ANDREW & Co. Ltadtrs in Footfathion Wlthlng You All a Very Merry Christmas BETTY ANN SHOP Opp. Capltol Tbeetre Annable Blk. Man Radio and Appliance SERVICE Ne'son Electric Co. 574 Baker It Phont tK •MMMMMMMMMmMMMMMMMMmMMMMmMmMMMMMMm TO ONE AND ALL AfcrgOIIirfetmaa The Management and Staff of HORSWILL Bros. ¥ THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF Palm Dairies Limited EXTEND HEARTIEST CHRISTMAS CREETINGS TO ALL CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS THROUCHT NEL- SON AND DISTRICT All Perfectly Pasteurised Producti THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF Extend Heartiest Qtl)ri0fout0 tettttp To their many friends and patrons throughout the Kootenay Distridt USE NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING FIRST -NILION DAILY NIWI, NILION, •. C-MONDAY MORNINQ, DIC. 0. tl» Inspiration of Christmai Theme of Rev. Mr. Ward Chriitmu hymni tnd ipeciil music Chriitmu mussgu in the sermoni by Rev. Oerild M. Wird, Pastor, and celebration of the Lord'i Supper u the clotlng function ot the day marked Christmu observ- mcu it the Fint Baptist Church. Chriitmu urvice tt Shirley wu held Sunday afternoon. Ur. Ward's tubject ln tht morning wu "The Lost Christmu" md In the evening "Whit ShaU I Qive?" In eaeh he emphulzed the essentitl spirit tnd inspiration ot ChrUtmu and ltt personal application. Mrt. George Boyu tnd Mlw Flor- tnce Jeffreys ung t duet, "0 Uttlt Town of Bethlehem", it tht morning service tnd Mn. Eric Rtmiden ung "Silent Night", with choir accompaniment, in tht tvening, SANTA ARRIVES AT PERRY SIDING AT CHRISTMAS CONCERT PERRY SIDBJO, B.C. - In thi gaily decorated ichool house, the children of tht Perry Siding School held ttielr innuil Chriitmu concert on Thuriday Dtc. 14. The concert opened with Wordt of Welcome by Lewie JmaiH, followed by "Good Kin* Wencetlu", sung by tht Sohool; "Christmu Eve In the City", recitation, Mike Popoff; "Tbt Japanett Dolls", drill. Junior Girlt; "The Truth Tilling Michlnt", pity. Senior Grtdu; "Chriitmu Stockings", recitation, Alec Bawoo- Un, Peta Haraeemau, Mike Jmaiff; "Vmu Bells", song, ichool; "A Grett Saving", dialogue, Lillie St. Thomu and Alice Verltchagln; "Chriftmn tor the Mice", recitation, Gradu I and II; "Madamt Camillia'l Beauty Parlour", play, Senior Grades; "Sleep Kentucky Babe", tong, School; "Writing to Smti Cliut", monologue, Jimmie Traynor; "Charmt", recitation, Albert Beninger; song medley, Senior Glrli; "To Meet SL Nick", recltttlon Emil Gustation. The concert doted with "God Save the King." After Stntt had irrived and dit- Eentad the gifts ind ctndiet, t de- cioui lupper wu urved by the lsdies of Hit community. Tht concert wu under tht direction of Mm Loulw Swinton, tht teicher. IABE CHRISTENED CRANBROOK, B. C. - Tht lnftnt ton of Mr. tnd Mrt. S. Eng- strom wu christened it the Roberta' homt on Wednesdiy ifternoon. He wu given the mme Edwin Berntrd Swiln, with Rtv. R. W, Htrdy officiating. PHONE 116 for Milk and Cream . RAW OR PAITEORIZKD (OOTENAY VALLEY DAIRY ?»»ttM«s$»s»S3M«ows?»s«wr; EVENING DRESSES, Fashion First Shop tig Biker 8L NtUon, B.C. NELSON SOCIAL By MRS. M. J. VIGNEUX e Tht wtdding of North Ruby elder diughter of Mr. ind Mn. F. A. Whitfield end John H. A. Apple- whiite, younger ton of Mr. tnd Mrt. E. H. H. Applewhilte of WiUow Point, took place Saturday morning at tbe Church of the Redeemer,. Rev. W. J. Silverwood officiating The bride, given in mintage by her fither, wu dreued ln teal blue ind wore t conage ot red roses. The bridesmaid wu Mitt Delis Whitfield, tUter of tht bride, ind the groomsman, DtnnU Crowther. Following tbe ceremony t reception wu held it tht home of the bride'i parent! on Hall Street with intimate relativu and friendl ittending. e Mrt. A. Dufour of Vtncouvtr hu returned to Nelion tfter vUiting In Kimberley, to spend ChrUtmu with Mr, tnd Mn. D. J. Horan, 112 Rlchird StreeL aUo Mr, tnd Mn. E, W. Elton. ear. Wilmot of Gray Creek vUlted town at the weekend. e Mr. and Mn. Hirry McDougaU ind children of South Slocin shopped In NeUon Stturdiy. e Mn. E. Hicki of Sheep Creek vUited NeUon. e Mr. tnd Mn. Andy Mclntyre, Victoril StreeL ire tpending ChrUtmu In Silverton with Mn. Mclntyrt't brothtr-in-liw and lUter. Mr. ind Mn. DewU. a J. 0. (Jimmy) Alltn. whe tt* tends Unlvenity of Alberta ln Edmonton, irrived Siturday to spend hU vication with hU mother, Mrs. Wilfrid Alltn, Rosemont t Clifford Mihitfy, Cirbomte Street U viiiting his ptrenti ln Sceptre, Suk. .v J. J, Stafford of Spokine vUlted town it the weekend. Mlu DtvU left vii Grut Northern at the weekend for the Coait e Pred Ferguion of the Royal Canadian Navy at Eaqutmtlt B. C U ipending ChrUtmu with hU parent!, Captain and Mn. Jamu Ferguson, sunihine Bty. e Mr, tnd Mn. H. N. Whltaker have ltft to tpend the holidtyi in Vincouver. - e Jtck Gray of Premier hu irrived to visit hU ftmily on Grtnltt Road. e Mn. Beryl Sahara, Carbonate Street hu u guut htr mother, Mrt. I. M. Reid of Penticton. e Mr, end Mn. Piter Thor, Sllvtr King Road, htvt left for Setttlt to tpend tht holldayi with their son-in-law and diughter, Mr. md Mrt. C. E. Coonradt. From thtrt they will vUit Spokint tnd attend the tllvtr wedding tnnlverstry ot their son-in-law ind daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Balensiefen, They wlU alio vUit mother, ion T. B. Thor In Spokmt. ' e Ruuell Clirk of tht Imperiil Sink of Canada itaff U tpending the holldiy la Cruton with hU ptr. ants. • Mlu Holbrook ltft vlt Grut Northern it tht wtekend for tht Cout e Mr, and Mn. A. Romano, Cedar Strut, are visiting the former'i mother, Mn. M, Romano, ln Trill. e Mri. R. Young of Stlmo visited town. e MUt Irene Kennedy left yes- ttrdiy to tpend tht holidtyi with her parenU in Silverton. •_*.%-*■ J,rvi«, Kerr Apart- ftnenta left yuterday for Crowi Nut ^!j$!jti^^^iJ^^^mif| I fSf *_/ to vend Chriitmu with Ml ton-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mri William Watkini. e John Morey, Hoover Street U •pending the holiday ln Vincouver with friends. e A. Parkin cf Cruton vilited NeUon it the weekend. e At St. Paul'l manse, December 23, at i.im ajn., Rev. Foster Hilliard united ln marriage at a simple ceremony, Elizabeth Joyce, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Donkin of NeUon md Robert Lloyd, seoond son of Mr. md Mn. W. F. Purvu ot Victoril. Tbe bride, given in marriage by ber lather, wort t moit becoming white taffeta wedding dreu, styled on Enf preu Unu, bustle bow bick, with soft shirring through the bodice, three-qutrter length ileevu, a draped white velvet turban and carried t lovely showed of Butterfly roses. Following tht ceremony in informal reception lor immediate friendl wu held at the homt of the bride'i ■ parenta on tbe North Shore. For traveling the bride choee a mou green draped bodice dreu with flared akirt md ihort pull ileevu tnd mou green tcoeuoriu over which ahe donned a ual coat and a.corsage of orchids md lily of tht villey. Mr. ind Mn. Purvu, who lett via the Grut Northern, will tpend their honeymoon ln Victorit, and will be at home at Mount Royal CoUege in Ctlgtry after January 3. e Miss Laun Grutrldge of the Kootenay Lake General Hoepital itaff hu lett to tpend her vacation at the Cout e Mr. and Mn. Joieph Doyle of Trtll are- guuta of the former'i parenti, Mr. tnd Mrt. V. Doyle, Victoria Street e Erneit Marsden ot the Relief Arlington mine U in the dty to spend the holldayi at hU home on Victoria StreeL a Mn. F. Andrei of Hirrop vUlted NeUon Saturday. e George Rossington of tht Imperial Bank of Canada itaff, ll vUiting frlendi in Natal over ihe hoUday. e Dr. tnd Mn. L.- X. Borden, Silica Street, have u guest their daughter, Mn. Elizabeth Horton ot Vancouver. e Oharlu Nelion ot New Denver vitlted Nelton at the weekend, e J. F. Bunyan of Ymlr hu left to tpend the holiday ln Spokint with his mother, Mn. J, 0, Bunyan. e G. G. Clyde of Robton U spending Chriitmu with hU broth- er-ln-ltw tnd lister, Mr, tnd Mra J. M. Armitrong, Silver King Rotd. e Emil Dey, Ctrbonata Street, has lett for Cranbrook to vUit hU brother over the holiday. e Mr. and Mn. J. E. Lethbridge of Kelowna are spending the ChrUtmu holidays with their ton md daughter-in-law, Mr. tnd Mn. Hume Lethbridge. e Mn. K. A. Meggy, MUs Sybil Scott-Liuder ind Miu Join Scott- Lauder, Strathcona Hotel, are spending the holidays with their parenti, R. A, ind the Hon. Mri. Scott- Ltuder, Queen'i Bty. • The Annuil ChrUtmu Concert md Christmai Tree wu held it Shirley HaU recently for tht children ot Shirley and vicinity. Tht Concert wu directed by Mrs. Ernest Carter, md among those taking part wereOlga Seepy, Lorraine Ronmark, Pam Duff, Heather Rogers, Betty Duff, Dorothy Rogen, Lloyd Dodd, Jetn Dodd, Mike Meagher, Joe Meagher, Met Brlncl, G. Seepy, Wenonah Livenidge, Avon- la Stewart, Bob Pickering, Cor- die Pickering, Jerry Pickering, Dmnie McGinn, John McGinn, Edwird Giusdil, Ronald Felty, Lucille Carter, Bob Carter, Jean Anderson, Alfie Anderson, Sonny Ron- mark, Ralph Gausdal, Jack Gausdal, Graham Avli, Lorraine Frederickson, Virginia and Goldilee Day, Marjorie Ruppel, Maureen Wilson, Beryl Calbick. Fern Open- ahaw, Harry Cllve and othen. Santa Claus gave each child presents, md a bag of cmdy md nuts. RefreshmenU were terved by tht Ladiei Social Club. Mn. Llver- sldge md Mn. Calbick were convener! md were assisted by Mrt. Ctrl Andenon, Mri. Bob Pickering, Mrt. Ropmtrk, ind Miss Hazel Bennet Favorable comment wu made on the appearance of the Hall. Recently • new ceiling wai put in md pilntlng done by volunteer labor of the men of the dUtrlct. Mott prominent among these were H. Ronmark, G. R. Pickering. Mr. Kahle, D. McGinn, md E. Kilberg. y APPLEDALE ■' APPLEDALE, B. C—Little Julia Andretta of Trail U itaying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fordyce for Chrlstmu. Hirry Wynne, visited Nelion. Mr. md Mn. 0. Strong ud chUdren visited Appledale. Mn. F. Brooki wu a Slocin City vUitor. • Jimmie Brooki U tpending e few diyt at Vallican with her tunt, Mrt. G. Strong. ' iKSI SCANDINAVIANS ATTEND JULOTTA AT EARLY HOUR Scandinavian tradition governed ChrUtmu observancu at tne Scandinavian Church. NeUon. CaroU md Christmu music marked the service Sunday morning, md at tlx thli morning thi traditional "Ju- lotta" U being htld. There wu no urvice Sundiy tvtnlng, Christmu Eve being a "family night" for Scandinavian!, u they gathtr tbout their ChrUtmu tree. ChrUtmu hymni marked the urvice Sunday morning, and the choir ung two carole, "0 Little Town of Bethlehem" md "Joy to the World." Rev. Earl E. Llndgren's lermon theme wu trom St. Luke, being bised upon the flnt ChrUtmu carol sung by the angela to the shepherds watching on the hiU- sldu about Bethlehem: "Glory To God In the Highest, On Earth Peace, Goodwill to Men." At the Julottt Mr. Lindgren plinned to speak on the manger theme, using the prophetic wordi from Isaiah, "For unto ut a ChUd U born". I I I I I "To all our Friends and Customers in Nelson and District mm May the light of joy and happiness shine for you and yours. Nelson Electric Co. Johnstone Hock mmmm Nelson, B. C. m Jesus Reflected God Himself Says Rev. Mr. Donnell Quoting ChrUt'i itatement. "ht that hath teen Me hath teen the Holy Father", Rev. J. A. DonneU told the congregation of Trinity United Church Sunday morning that God tent Juus to eirth thit men might know what God Himself was like, tnd to correct many falsa ldeu thtt hid arisen. ThU wu "another way ln which God re- vuled Himself to us". In the evening service Mr. Don- nell'i subject wu "Peace on Earth." Christmas muiic wu a feature of both urvicu, which were attended by capacity congregations. In the morning Mrs. Jamu Johnatont ung "O Thou That TeUeit Good Tidlnu to Zlon" from Hindel't "Meulth", ind Mlu Amelia Hanna ung Alfred Whitehead'! "A Croon Carol". The Senior Choir ung tht in- them "On ThU ChrUtmu Morn". In the evening Mn. M. J. Stall- wood gave u a vocal tolo "An English ChrUtmu Carol", md the choir's mthem wu "The Flnt Chriitmu Morn", br Thomai Newton. For htlf in hour preceding tht evening itrvict, tht choir lea the congregation ln tht tinging of Chriitmu ctroU. About 75 Hampers Distributed, Creston CRESTON, B. C. - Out of town ticket holden tared well ln the annual hamper drawing of Cruton VaUey Canadian Legion, with till drawing in chargt of Secretary W. G. Hendy and Godfrey Vigne. C. McDowell of Nelson won flnt prize, C. J. WiUon of Sirdar, ucond, Dong Sim of Erlckion, third, W. Trevelyan, fourth, F. Perry fifth tnd Al Speaker sixth. Proceeds were uted to buy hampers .sent out by the .Legion, and backed by the Legion Ladlu' Auxiliary. The Legion md their Auxllliry, ■long with the Women'i Institute, the K. P. md Pythian Sisten, the Lion's Club md the A. F. & A. M. closely cooperated ln thta work to makt ture thtt no one wu overlooked md thtt there wu Uttlt MERRY CHRISTMAS The Gingham Shoppe Oppoilte DaUy Newt WISHING YOU A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS GOLDEN GATE CAFE We WUh Our Cuitomen md Fritndi A Merry Christmas Mac's Greenhouses . _ J. W. McClelland Ctdir ind Front Stt. Phont (10 $SSS$SSSSS«M«««S»5SSMSSSS*Se« HOUSECOATS AND DRESSING GOWNS Sdiik Ct CoMjdUWiA, mt Biker St Phone 870 Tht Hipperson Hardware Company, Limited Extends %t arttj Christmas (SmttttjB •m\ •baa. Tb the People of Nelson and District and Wishes All Aijapjnjatt& »*ai pivi C M P. I £_T- M _*_*_ i n a* s (feitttp At this Yuietide Season let us extend our Best Wishes for a (ElfrtHtmaa of Joy and Contentment and a %®P¥9> -Pnwpwmw- * Shut !*ar \rnan Ttunt (§) Ready-to-Wear and Drygoods dupUceUoa Indlcitioni wire thtt 75 fam- wfsN^wwwwwiWssWewwwp MERRY CHRISTMAS tnd i Very HAPPY NEW YEAR Milady's Fashion Shoppe 449 Biker St Phont 174 A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ONE AND ALL XOAUJUf*-, QmW-m-m-mhL Fink Block TO ONE AND ALL We Wish to Extend • Very Merry (ftfjrtatma* IlWlCL. CamihmVLL Plnk Block lmmtm-mm-am-mm*mmm*i-*MMMMMm' Olee were remembered, ebout the tune ee IMS. m*m-m*®m*m (Smttttga To our many friends end customers throughout Nelson end District we extend the Compliments of the Season. R&R Grocery Archie Renwick Teddy Reman* 'Leo Whlttlook" Horace Blroh MflMI Htrry Ctln "Harvey Blrt The Management and Staff at Bradley's Meat Met extend to all friends and customer! their heartieet wishes for a ifornj Qfyristmaa and a - ' V^__i^--l_--_^--UH____IH------H^---_-IH_-RI^-----_lHllii_____-_--------Hi____ll^----------HI__-l PAGI SIX -NILSON DAILY NEWS, NELSON, B. .—MONDAY MORNINO. DEC. 25, 1BS0- EitablUhed April __, 1WJ. Britiih Columbia'! Mott Interetting Nttctpaptr PublUhed every morning except Sundty by tht NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED, ' iM Baker Street Nelion, Britiih Columbil. MEMBER OF THE CANADUN PRESS AND THE AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS. MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 26, 1939. GOOD WILL "On Earth peace, good will to men," the Authorized Version reports the angelic message received by the won- I .ring Shepherds. "On Earth peace to men of good will," reports the ''"vised Version, supported by modern scholarship, which -a the benefit of earlier manuscripts. Are we men and women and children of good will? If we are, then the peace message, borne on celestial . music, was also for us. Although first heard by men humble in station, the message belongs to all mankind who will re- eive it Essentially, then, Christmas is of the heart, and we observe it when we are trying to enlarge the sum of j gladness in our neighborhood. And our neighbor, as Christ I made plain in his Parable of the Good Samaritan, is anyone who needs us. fl Christmas Cheer is a community manifestation of this spirit in Nelson and District ]■ This Ib the day when the lonely should be gathered in • and be made members of some home circle.' And thoughts of many will be in the training camps, lor where one's treasure is, there will one's heart be also. p Colored as our observance of Christmas must be by 'the World events that surround us, and of which we are a I part, we can make this, in our several spheres of move- ' ment, a day of good will toward all with whom we have ! >eontactg. , MONSTROSITY We read that Herr Hitler has gone up to his fortress ,in snowy Berchtesgaden to spend Christmas. JR The man who has laid the present horror upon the ! ,World, who has wrested one small Nation after another 'from peaceful existence and left it a hollow and suffering I shell, who has been the cause of the taking of life in every quarter of the Globe and on every sea, whose toll of misery , will extend to scores of millions before the War has ended, is observing Christmas. What a mockery 1 "Again Loved Christmas Is Here"* THOUGHTS ON CHRISTMAS At thU Umt of yeer, we think of tht Princt ot Puce, our Sivlour, who wu born in ■ minger belonging to t itable ot u Inn netr Bethlehem. Became of tht crowded itate of uid Inn, Joieph tnd his wife wtrt put In tht stable. Possibly they looked poor. Wt ctn imagine tint if tbe WUe Mu cime ■ little eirlier to tht Inn to wor- ihlp tin Holy B»be, itating their reuon for mtking their long Journey, tht Bibe would not hive been born In i manger, ud the lovely itory-would hive been different But it wu not to be io. A itar of the Heiveni ihone down on the •table where Chrilt wu born; the WUe Men, we trt told, fell upon their kneu tnd wonhipped Him, presenting him with Un treasure! Gold, Frankincense ud Myrrh. Two thousand yein hive pused, ind the itory of the birth of Christ U igiin btlng told ill over the world. People rejoice bectuu of Him, ud ttit iplrlt of ChrUtmu it with ui tgtln. ' In NeUon wt htve e ChrUtmu Cheer Fund. One'i gift miy mtke tomt poor child hippy, who knowi? It might retch one who mty become t great philosopher or scientist who will again show the world tht wty to puce ud Joy, Even now, in our little town ot Nelson, set In The Kootenty Rlvtr Villey, with IU protective mountelm lurrounding us, within their gigantic ildu ire treasures tint ctn buy ilmoit uythlng material. Their treasure eta ilio ild tptrituil teiching. TREASURES FOR ALL Treuuru havt beu given to mu ud ht hu madt diversified -use of them, to boUter music to toothe the toul, muiic to urge him on to wtr, muiic during the lut ritu. whu ht gou to bU lltt rating pltct. Mu U mtdt up of conflicting emotioni. He seeks puce, but pre- piru for wir. He ilio seeki ntw wayi of doing thingi in order to nve Ubor, though hU body ud loul ire Improved by effort both mutally and physically. He itrivei to improve wayi to win treasure from the etrth to u to build Empires. He vlu with hU own kind u to who ihill become the mott powerful ud itrong, someUmu losing the tilth ud contentment tint solaces, tint U necessiry for hU well being. v ThU Chriitmu thtre will be muy fimlly gatheringi, it which il muy climei someone will b' miuing becauie of the itruggle for life and the certainty ot Duth, struggling for the freedom oi speech ind i longing to live our own llvu, without regimentation. Truth cannot be shaken or re ihoved by explosives. Truth U steadfast tnd may wt at this season of the yeir ud ilso between season's endeivor to live down the lie tint mu un never ipproach tht IdetU of the tuchlngs of ChrUt SERIAL STORY By Elliott Fillion TeU BiU Goodbye HERALD THE YULE "On Christmas Day in the Morning" •y GERALD «. RIES By MARIE BLIZARD Vrltten for Tht ChrUtitn Science Monitor "Again loved ChrUtmu U here, full ot divine benedictions ud Crowned with the dearest memories In human history—the earthly ad- Vent and nativity of our Lord and Master. At this happy leuon the veil of time springs aside it the fcuch of Love. We count our blesi- ings ind iee whence they came end whither they tend." So writei Mary Btker Eddy, the Discoverer end Founder of ChrUtian Science, in "The Fint Church of ChrUt ScientUt, ud Miscellany". I: This impressive seuon will never Jose lta tttraction for humanity, those innate desire U to express . Human hearts tre tottened ommemontion of the blessed .ilehem babe, whose birth dat- . the Christiu en because hit It tet i new standird tor humin ought ud ictlon. Jesus' idvent in flesh marked the appearing of Messiah, or. Saviour of man- d, for whteh prophets ud godly n ud women had longed with der expectation, ud which they ted with praise and gratitude. . NTIMENT OF RISTMAS —it devout New England pretch- -poet, Phillips Brooks, caught the eutiful sentiment of Christmas, id Indited a hymn which hu since :ome beloved. The tenderly im- livt tint vene retdi: "0 little town of Bethlehem, How ttlll we ue thee lie; Above, thy deep ud dreamiest ileep ' hi silent itan go by; et in thy dtrk streets ihlneth tvtrlttting Light; hopu md fun ot ill tht yun mtt in thee tonight" Yet, the hopu which hid been gtertained by consecrated Bibical aracten, during the preceding ■nturles, met their fulfillment that ght when "the evertastlng Light" bone over Bethlehem, and tht irecious promise ot mankind's tal- {itlon began to be realized. And to- iy it it beyond human ability to easure the beneficent results of idvent of Jesus nineteen cen- tries tgo. At ChrUtmu timt spiritual quel- '_ ire more clearly recognized hd valued, and tre expreued to J greater extent It is not mt- ■rial gifta ln themselvu Ultt count ut the thoughtfulneu, the loving- [ndness expressed ln little tokens f love, the desire to turprUt t >vi»d one and to impart Joy. Every- p-o values these signs of love, tnd seeks to reciprocate by tendering, in exchange, ipprecittlon ud gratitude. Thui U tht spirit of the Christ expreued ln loving deeds, even u the Apostle Ptul urged upon the Romans; "Let love be without dissimulation... .'Be kindly affectloned one to another with brotherly love" (Romans 12:9,10). The true worth of Christmas lies not in material gift giving, but in the deepening ud extending of the true sense of love between brethren, ind ln a broader answer to the question, "Who U my neighbor?" SPLENDOR OF NATIVITY Mrs. Eddy writei on _t tubject of ChrUtmu "Materiil gifta ud pastimes tend to obliterate the spiritual idea in consciousness, leaving one alone ud without HU glory." And Just preceding this ten, tence she says. "The splendor ot thU nativity of Chrlit reveiU Infinite meanings tnd glvu manifold blessings". Who would not gladly spend some houn In quiet meditation, on this day of sacred memories, ud teek to gtln tht deeper meaning of the love of Love, God, anti receive of the manifold blessings of the ChrUt! StudenU of ChrUtian Science trt grateful for the opportunity to letrn from tht Bible ud Mn Eddy'i wrltingi the vilue of good, the importance of right thinking, the blessings of Sodliness, the possibility of emulat- lg the muter .Christian in his sincere love tor mukind, to tint blessing ud hetling result Human life U enriched beyond calcutation, because centuries ago there wu born, ln Bethlehem, tht babe Jesus, who, in his liter ministry, ftlthful to hU trust revelled ud demonstrated the ChrUt founded Christianity, ud give to ill men the gospel of love. ThU, then, ihowi whence come our blessings, "tnd whither they tend." It It the Christ-spirit the tender Influence of the Christ-power, tint U making the world a better plact which to live. Gratefully miy we acknowledge this ucred Influence upon the llvei ot men, ud seek to reflect divine Love, ln spreading kindness, love, ud cheer iround ui. Our true desire finds expression tn Mn. Eddy'i Christmu message for 1900: "To this auspicious Christ- mastide, which hallows the close hearU art kneeling humbly. We own hit grace, reviving ud heeling. At thu Immortal hour, ill human hite, pride, greed, lust ihould bow tnd declare ChrUt'i power, and the reign of Truth ud Life divine ihould mikt mu't being pure tnd blut" SYNOPSIS THE CHARACTERS: FABIENNE SEYMOUR, rich, young ind beiutlful. , NICKY BARTLETT, wealthy ud in love with Fiblenne. ELLEN CHAPMAN, young ind ctpiblt mUtrus ot Willoughby house. DR. BILL MALLORY, clou friend of Ellen's. YESTERDAY: Fiblenne finds herself uticlpiUng htr next meeting it tht lettlement house with Dr. Mtllory. CHAPTER NINE FABIENNE WAS hiving t btth tnd trying to enjoy it when the telephone rug. It wu the kind ot btth tint ihould bring t girl to her senses. It wai foaming ud fragrant with bath salts that had cost u much it t poor doctor's wife pays for six pain ot itockingi. There wu t rubber pillow it the heid of tbe tub ind greet fluffy toweli warming for her. Outiide it wu ileeting ud tht wind howled tcrou the pirk. Bet in thit room lt wu wirm ud luxurioui ud bright with llghtt.' Tht wife of t poor -doctor would live in i walk-up ud be lucky to htve t ctkt of loap, the told herself tngrily, ud picked up the phone. Camilli Mont wu it tht other ud of the wire, "Hello, dtrllng. . . . Will you lerve on my committee for tht velvet ball?" ihe wanted to know. "No," Fablenne bit off the word. "How many timei htve I told you, Camilla, thtt I limply won't terve on ANY committeei. "But darling, I thought ilnct yOu'd got io charitable, doing ill thtt settlement work tnd that. . why . . . I . . ." "I'm fed to the teeth with chu Ittble work, Ctm. Sorry." "But look, dtrllng, we never iee ?ou. Whit tbout dinner i week rom Thursdiy? I've 1 fascinating mm who wute to meet you." Fablenne said, "Hold the wire," She hugged her woolly robt closer to her wtt figure tnd stretched across the bed to retch her engagement pad. Sht thumbed through il hastily and picked up the telephone! POKING BACKWARDS 10 YEARS AQO .■om Dally Newt of Dec if, 1929 I Roy MacKay ot Sandon, tx-Junior V jumping champion, will per- hrm in Nelson today. — Mr. and Irs. W. J. Astley have u their Uests their son-in-law and daugh- ■er, Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Attree, md Beir'ion Dick, of Queen'i Bay — . Matheson, who will succeed . S. Nelson ts District Forest tnger it New Denver, ud Mrs "ttheson irrived from Prince orge. — Alfred McLellu, who anas Unlvenity it Toronto, It ending tht holldiyi it homt in isjo. 25 YEARS AOO om Dtlly Newt of Deo. 28, 1914 Jlemben of the Weit Kooluty tingent encamped on Salisbury Ins want more clothing uys t er to Mrs. Harry Bird from Mrs. JJ. J. Locke, wile of P. J. Locke, pcrmerly of .Crawford Bty. — Thomu Cortu. ton of Dr. tnd Mn. Corean ii In Femlt on leave from the 88th Regiment — Peter Anderson wu injured when hU leg became entangled In t rope tt the "B" mint at Coal Creek. It wis the sixth iccident it the minu during December. — D. J. McKim. Court House Jinltor, wu yuterday presented with • nune of gold by the Government official!. . 40 YEARS AOO Prom Dtlly Mlntr tl Die. 28, 1899 John NeUon wu killed ud Stanley McLeod perhipi fatally Injured •t the Phoenix Mine it Greenwood when they drilled into I missed hole. — R. E. Smith ot the Bodegt Saloon hu bought out hU partner, Abe Johnion. — John Birker. D. D. S-. hu irrived in town ud will enter into partnership with Dr. Morrison. — A Pirii dlspttch uyi ■ gigantic tunnel miy be burrowed under tht StraiU of Gibraltar. lifetime—or, it leut, he looked like tint kind ot i mu—but when I went'to collect him, I found I'd be poaching." "Married?" She ihook her hud. "Engaged?" "I don't think to." "Then what's stopping you? All's fair in love and—" She stopped him. "There's no un talking tbout It It's Just out u fir ai I'm concerned" There wu no point ln trying to tell Ken why the couldn't cut ln on Ellen. She dldnt know why exictly henelf. Other girU ihe had known wert not tbovt pirating when tt camt to men, but EUen wasn't like uy other girl she had known. Ellen had offered her real friendship. It wu more than that Ellen gave her something ti live up to, demanded as much u she gave. Ellen would never do thtt to her. Fablenne had her code, too. She played opponent!' rulu ln ftlr garnet. , She uld. 'Forget It Ken, I'm not really ln lovt. I htven't hid l ehuce to be. I'm the kid who winted i doll thtt Santt Cltui brought to uother kid." . "What'i he like?" That wu bad ituff. She couldn't tell him what Bill Miliary wu like. She didn't know. AU ihe had had to go on wu her Instinct. Sht couldn't uy "Oh, he'i t doctor tnd he'i handsome and I wanted him to •ake me ln hU arms because I know lhat Ufe could hold nothing else like it" J | -; So she tald, "He'i poor ud he lings in a church choir." Ken said, "My Godl And you t sybarite! Well, lt lt isn't love that'i getting you thin tround the edges, it must be work. Why don't you give it up for t while?" She hadn't thought of thtt She'd only thought how long the dayt and nighu were, and that everv week she'd htvt to arrange her schedule to be tway from Willoughby house when BUI Mallory was to be at the clinic, that she was finding it more md more difficult to evade Ellen Chapman's invite- tions They had spent t greet many evenlngi together in the three monthi that she had beu it the settlement house, ■ Three monthsl Her three months December Uth of thit Yur of Once difftn lirgely bom enny othen, dut to world-recking happenings icrou rendering teu. ThU generation hu heard the cannon'i menacing roar on other Chriitmu- tides, but never with iuch ilnUter portent yet no undue dUquietude prevails tvtn imid the pyramided sandbags in the stygtan gloom of Britain's "blue lighti'' ud "blick- outa." Chriitmu U too indent u institution to be blacked out ilthough in muy quirten ot the Old Lud tnd tht Old World, dut to tilt Internationil Donnybrook, It wiU be ■ pallid ud ghostlike reflection of I genuine Yuietide. Britons htvt crossed Un Rubicon ud there U now no turning bick. We trt fully penuided oun U i rlghteout cruiade ind determined there shaU bt no return to tht Dtrk Agu. Unwillingly we htve taken up irms, but will readily Uy them uide when our full purpoie hu been iccomplished. With proven mettle, we will carry on with unflinching fortitude—in face of heart breaking dUister, if needi bt—ud turely, If ilowly, complete thtt to which we htvt Mt our handi tnd dedicated ill we hive ud ut. Britain, tfter ill, U i very old lud, tnd cu remember the miny put win tint hive lecured her heritage which il being defended once again ln our day ud generation. ON EARTH, PEACE- QOODWILL TOWARDS M-N Terrible tyranny, penecution ud revolt tbounded on the tint Chriitmu of ill; lt U ruiput today beneath the grim ihidow of the Swai- tiki (ud tht Himmtr ud Sickle) Gott-itriflng ioipliciblet with their lowing of Dragon'i Teeth, who know "No Uw -except the iword, Unsheathed ud uncontrolled," endeivor to enforce their false ldeologiu tint would pind mm'i lnilienable righta to freedom ud lelf-government—with ell lta connotations—into forgotten duit But the Star ot Hope itUl ihlnet in i midnight Iky over tbt gtunt ud barren hills ot Judei, ud prophecy wUl hive Hi fulfilment Biblical Bethlehem, within vitw of tbt Deid iet ud milt-covered mountain! ot Moth, kntw no tnow, but t true lnttlnct givt tht Angelic Muuge i temporal habitation in tht Fetit of the winter tolitlct. Shepherd! In itarllt pisture, ind the Three WUe Men who followed the Gleam, symbolize tin lnes- ctpable tnd eternal quut for tht Truth. Tht dirkneu of the night brightens the dawn; mukind moves on down the »ges, ilowly unseeing the chimerai of hate ud tear: armies mtrch hither ud yon ud nitions rise ud tall; empfrei wtx tnd wane, but the pagt ot HUtory U never whoUy obscured tnd lta futurt count wUl bt chtrted towirdi i mort brotherly ud cooperative unity twty from tht cntot of the put Tht perennial freshness ot the Chrlstmu Birthdiy forevtr gild* humtnity, with the compassion tnd forgiveness of the Eternal. Tht world U wilting for tht tunrlie; tht lndlvlduil, striving tfter tht Idea] In tht microcosm of hU own affairs, is building a brave new world "ln t green ud pleuut lud." "OOD BLESS US, EVERYONE" Crlu Tiny Tim, ud so uy wt ill thit wartlmt ChrUtmu morn. Charlei Dickeni, the grett Victor- tan humanltartan did not invent Christmas, but he dramatized good will and neighborllneu with tn unexcelled thoroughness. Ht Interpreted Ite iplrlt with t homely un- Cu't mtke It then, CimlHi,' vl7rt uVshe "realized luddenly. . ...,.-' __ss_ .... ■_._._...,_,, I — . . . . . .- i I'm booked lolid for v/o'weeki. "Anything exciting?" "Terribly?* Jabienne said bitterly. 'Theatre tonight, Marcla't for dinner tomorrow night Ned Webster's opening the next night The hockey time tt the Garden the next night The Grainger's shindig the next Shall I go on? It'i tU pretty much the nme." She could hear Camilla gasp tt the other end. "How do you do it? Ye gods, Fab, why do you persist in doing the Big Sister let for eight houn i day? I'm dead if I stay up until midnight ud 1 heir you're doing the town up night tfter night'r Fablenne united wryly. "I'm unique," iht uid. Sht might htvt uld tht wu desperate. She might hive uid thit tht hid to go out where there were lighti— bright lighU ud muiic—loud muiic—ud people and more people, io that she wouldn't think, io tint the could ileep when the got home. It wu true thtt the wu un- htppy, but it wu alio true that Fablenne had brtini ud used them. It wti not thwarted' love that made her mentally iU; It wu dU- tppolntment tnd frustration. For the flnt time in her life iht hid ieen lomething thit iht thought iht winted md found she couldn't htvt, ud she wu wise enough to ull lt frustration ud only tint She wu not tick with tht pings of love it ill. It wu true, ud the knew It But iht knew, is well, thit with the ibrupt tnd of htr u- ticipation tht flavor ot lift hid Srown taiteleu. Tht meaning of ayt wu gont when the compired theie days ilnce the night that Ellen Chapman had tucked her elbow into BUI Millory'i—Dr. J. W. Mallory'i. Now, be'etust tht hid known lomething else briefly, iht knew boredom for whit lt wu. The night Ned Webiter'i club opened ud Roie O'Diy took New York by itorm with her torch ilnglng, Fablenne wu then with Ken- Hemingway. Row O'Diy hid mtglc in her voice tnd wu ilnglng from her heart Her voice wu like i palpitating hurt held ln your hind. The muk wu off Fibiennt't cool fice it iht liitened. Ken uld loftly, "I glvt up." Ftblenne drew her browt together questionably. "Some other guy hu got your hurt It'i ill over your fice, biby, (Who'i the lucky guy?" It wis Rose O'Day'i ilnglng tint did It Sht pUyed on Fablenne'i emotioni. Fiblenne bubbled over At leut it wu bubbling over for Fablenne. She uid 1 met tbat mu thit e girl meets onct in e ^^UttOmmimm JL The next dty she made two long dls'.arx-e eslls:. one to Nicky to ask Mm If It was gay In Maryland and Ihe other tn her Uncle Mark to say "that thu wat coming down. To Ellen Chapmu ihe uld: "Well, Ellen, hive I or haven't I lived up to whit you expected ot me?" Ellen uld, "You htve ud I expected t lot, Fab. You've done wonderful work .here ud tht girls adore you." Fablenne looked brittle and gay md Imperviou! to flattery- she •aid. "I always livt up to my bar- taini. It't been three months. Remember ?" "It'i gone quickly," EUu ttld. perplexity ln her eyu.. "Sometimes. Not tlwtyt. But it hu been Interesting ud I'U ilwtyt remember you, Ellen." "What do you meu? "I'm leaving," Ftblenne* uld, u If she expected the other girl to undentend. "I uld I'd- work for three months, now I'm through. I'm leaving for Maryland Saturday." "Fablenne!" Fablenne wished Unt Ellen wouldn't look is if she were hurt "But whit ibout the children'i pity? You cu't Juit leave things In mid-air." "Sorry. They cu do the pliy without me, Goodbye, EUen." The two girls shook handi, but EUen would not ny goodbye, Fablenne left Willoughy houtt with never t backward gUnce, (To Bt Contlnutd) - AUNT HET By ROBERT QUILLEN "Jtm muit wonder lometimu what he mirrled for. When he ■In't workln', hli wife U out somewhere pltyin' bridge, ind ht eould open tin cut u weU u iht doei." v-La*.-:' •■■'■ v \ u dentanding, bruthtd oe the Chriitmu fire, ud made lt burn more brightly. Our modern hlgh-prusure ind neon-Uluminated commercial- Ism—hurry md hubbub— lubverta lta pristine limplicity, ud makei it uem u remote u the dayi whu the poet ung of ditfodlU. But om cm no mort kUl ChrUtmu thu the Shivtan lion could UU Androdu! As long u rubicund ind hoary Smtt Claui rulu, the home will remiin; the nition will endure whUe the nition holdi tut ud i wider Empire ittndt lecure in ita heritage. ChrUtmu ihopplng diyi ire done —too lite to "ihop urly", but gli- morized greeting ctrdi ire itill drifted high. Spire t philanthropic gesture for tht heivily burdened poitman, u he plodi up hill ud down diit "delivering the goodi" Remember ilio tht fiitiiful carrier who aimi tht newiptper mort or lui errantly in rtln or thint it your front door-knob. Preiumably it will bt i Cello- Shulc ChrUtmu, but wrapleu let nt roytl bird remiln: the lizzling itretmllner hu gobbled lta wild wiy hither from the wide open spices of the Pilgrim Fitherland. The ChrUtmu Conifer, by the wiy, origlnited in uother "Viterlud." It tUo presented othtr hippy ud hallowed tradition! long ere the lntamout brand of Nazi-dom had been burned on u unhappy land ot deepening twilight Krii Kringle travel! fir, beyond the Maginot md Siegfried borderland! of Mit- tel-Europi, whert Hut ud Fruz Hn ind Gretel iwiit hU coming. "RING OUT THE OLD" Oddt tre tint your ptrlor Tree ihort-circuita ita scintillating emU- ■loni before the holldiyi ire overl "You betcha!" But Father can fix It or cu he? Weary of radlo'i repetitive "Silent Night" ud "Jingle BelU"—etrly etheric greetingi ire welcomed from George ot EngUnd, worthy tucceuer of t revered ruler who ever ihired io hli people'i fimily festlvils. Aerou tht oivilcide of yetn, tn older generation ln phllosophicil, but not Scrooge-like, icceptince of Chriitmu, dwelU with memory ln brief retrospect ud recaUs tht ChrUtmtsu of "thou othtr yein" "When iU tht 'world wu young, ltd Ahd ill Un grau wu green. And every gout t twin, lid. And tvtry ltu t quern. The morn ot ChrUtmu merges Into ita nocturne—happily for ill, ont prays ud lta passing hours mtrch down ttit corridors of Time never to return . . . Tht shortest diy tlreidy Uu behind, tnd we commence the long climb tlong tht road to Spring ... "RINQ IN THE NEW" Young Mu 1940, bold ud bright, shorUy iwlngt into iction with dynamic itrldt. Soon, Old Mtn 1939, doddery tnd grey, iteggen Into the Stratospheric Smpyretn, etherlcal- ly mbmerged, willy nUly, benetth t tidal cacapnony of trumpet md "taxe" In rtucout "twlng" end Jungle Jtzz. Rutwed through the felicities of the Feitlvil, wt ruume the diily tuk, the common round ind 'greet the Unseen with t cheer' u we ttt our fices towards the Ordeal thtt confronta Canadi ud the rest ot Britain'i Empire beyond the vut curtain now ilowly rising over i World Stage ln e Yttr of Destiny . "In courage keep your hetrt In itrength, lift up your hind; Though ill wt know depart, Tht Old Commindmenta itand!" J? Questions tl ANSWERS Optn tp my reider. Nimu ot penoni uking quutloni wiU not bt publUhed. 9tSI*t*96tS& A-R-, Creiton—Who wrote the wordi "Twei the night before Chriitmu and aU through the houu" and what U the reit of the vene? ThU quotation U taken from "A vUit from St NichoJjto" by Clemut Cuter Moore. "Twet tht night'before Chriitmu, when ill through the house Not I creature wtt itirrlng,—not even I mouu; Tbe itockingi were hung by tht chimney with care, In hopu tint St. Nlcholu toon would bt thert." R.C.O., NeUon—Why U t girl klued when caught undtr Itn mUtle- tot? AuthoriUu differ eotnewhet concerning tbe origin of the custom of kissing under the mUtletoe. One opinion it that lt U in innocent ■urvivtl from the Saturnalia of the ancienta when riot and license ran loou. Other authoritiei claim that it U t lurvivtl of the indent Druids of Britain. The mUtletoe U believed to havt been glvu to the Goddess of Love to keep, and everyone who paued under it received l kiu to ihow lt wu the emblem of love. The Druldi cut tht ucred mUtletoe ud hung lt over the doorwtyt to propitiate the woodland ipirlta. According to myth, only happiness could enter under the mUtletoe; hence the tradition of tht kiu. C.H., Trail—Whtt country uied ChrUtmu treu flnt? Tbe ChrUtmu tru U from Egypt ud lta origin dites trom t period long interior to the ChrUtian en. The palm tree U known to put forth ■ branch every month ind t ipray ot UiU tree, with 13 ihooU on it wu used ln Egypt it the time of the Winter solstice, u i symbol ot tin ynr completed. "Musicil," Ymlr requeiti the wordi to tht tong "My Priyer" ud "Tht Llttlt Min Who Wun't There." Cu uy DiUy Newt Seeder lupply thut wordi? H.F.L., Ntlton—Would you pleue expltln why lilver U quoted it 43.28 centa per ounce in London, while illver futuru it Montreil ire only 3928 centa per ounce bued on $4.03 tor tht Britith pound. Brokerage, oceu freight, mirine iniurtnce etc, mike up the difference. Alio eicpliln why tht recut nUt tn both lud ud zinc hu not been mentioned ln your paper. It thU InformtUon being withheld it the requut of the C. M. tt S.? Tht Dtily Ntwt hu received no •uthentlc newi of u increase in lud ud zinc pricu. It will publish •uch newe with delight If u ud when then U an Increue In pricu to producer! ln tht Empire. WAR -25 Years Ago Today 111th Men May Be Home al New Year Memben of the 111th (NtUon) Field Battery wbou ChrUtmu leivi wu cancelled, when two cuu of scarlet fever reiulted ln quarantining of the mu it Edmonton, miy bt ible to obtein le»ve for New Ye»r'i, provided there ire no mort outbreak! of the disease. Most of the mra art quirentlned for purposes of observation, t 10- day period, ud should there be no more cases of the fever, it U likely leavu will be granted for New Year's. Mirrled men trt glvu tht preference. Edmonton folk bid trranged, previoui to the quarantine, thtt ill men not returning to their homu over ChrUtmu ihould bt uter* ttined. Since the quarantine wu announced arrangemenU have been mtde to make ChrUtmu u happy as pouible for thtm in their bar- ncki. VERSE CHRISTMAS ChrUtmu U t mtrry Umt Bringing Joy tnd gladness; Hampen filled with tU good things To banish cire. tnd sadness. Ribbons—many lovely ihidu, Are round tht parceU tied; - Icicles hug from tin tree And colored lights beside. Stockings of every ike trt thtrt, With Santa's plcturt too Trains, cars and blcyclu, DolU dressed in pink tnd blue. Mistletoe hangs on the door With candles burning bright And stretmen colored red and green Make quite a pretty tight; So lend t ctrd of greeting With Juit t Unt to uy "Best WUhu tor t pleasant time ThU Jolly ChrUtmu Day". J. M. PICKARD. 820 Victoria Street NeUon, B. C BETHLEHEM s (A ChrUtmu Hymn', 8:1. Tunt— St Cithtrlm) Starlit ud ItUl on Bethlehem's plains; Deep, solemn myitery flUt the night Whence comt thut tweetiy-nptur- out itralni? Whit mum thli itrange ttheretl light? Lo, heavens comu down to eirth to nur Tbe faithful thepherdi -witch ln feir. HillI Thou blut htrald, flnt to bring, On UiU luiplcioui, holy night GUd tidings of t Siviour King. AU hilll ye heivenly minitreU bright Who sing of Joy, petct ud good wiU To favoured thepherdi wondering ttilL . Oh, wondrous miracle of love Thst brings wist mra ln holy quut Makes i new iter shim from tbovt Upon t stable rude whert rut A vjrgln pure, ud infant mild: God honoun thut HU own ChrUt- Child! I. ,: I Sweet btbt of Bethlehem greet wt Thee, And pledge whtt Thou mutt uk ere long: Our homage, lovi tnd loyilty, Which rightfully to Thee belong. God givt ui grace to go with Thet; Even in dirk Gethiemue. From childhood'i putivt Innocence On, still, through tctlve, virtuous *• youth, , To wUdom, itrength ud eminence In God'i uncompromUlng truth: In friendship, tint no crou will shun, Till glory crowni whtt grace begun! IVANHOE. ReveUtoke, E C B. £. LEADS RECREATION FOR TROOPS IN LONDON LONDON, Dec. 24 (CP.-Cible)- British ColumbU hu led the way to providing recreational lacilitiei for tht Cuidiu Activt Service Force in London. With the tpproval of tht Provincial Government Agent-General W. A. McAdam hat set uide ud equipped ibout 2000 Sutre feet of floor iptct in Brits* i ColumbU House. Tht ftcUIUu Includt reeding, card ud recreation roomi, with t billiard and tnooker table. A canteen established by the Young Men'i Christian Association U staffed by voluntary help from the Canadiu Women'i Club. Plans art proceeding for the mala Canadian recreation centre under leadership of Hon. Vincent Missey, Canadian High Commissioner to Uie United Kingdom. Stirring Tale of -British Air Battle LONDON, Dtc. 24 (CP Ciblc)- A itirrlng tilt of BritUh tir bravery — virtually t 20th Century charge of the Light Brigade— wu related by u authoritative source u detaiU ot tht North Su lir battle lut Mondiy were sorted out from reporta of. Individutl tirmen. It wu e itory ot Britiah Wellington bomben flying wing Up to wing tip ud mtintalnlng their formation despite tht withering fire of crack Germm tighten, which were moitly luptrtut Messer- ichmltta, A iqutdron leidtr cilled it the blggeit aerial battle ever fought I ihould think there were ibout 80 to 100 lircnft engiged," he related. "Wt wert greatly outnumbered ud outmmoeuvred becauie ot the higher ipeed of the tighten. Tbe crewi tired ihot for ihot tnd givt better thu they got Moit ot tin crtwt win undtr fire for tbe tint time." Ai tht Britith formttiont entered Hellgolind Bight they wert ilmoit lmmedittely met by uemy tighten which wert euily knocked oft The skies begu to fUl with Germu tighten when the formatlom neired their objective it Wilhelm- ihafen ud they wert tttacked from ill direction!. Tht full blut of tnti-ilrcrift gun wu u idditlonil hazard ■ tht Germani tought to forca the BritUh formttioni to open out so the German tighten would be iblt to detl with them individually. Tht mtin itteck ctme ifter the BriUsh pluei completed their tuk ud turned twty from tin objective The Germui attempted to attack the formation! by beam- tweeping them with flrt from tht •tern to item, but miny Germui were ihot down. Ont BritUh plut thot down flvt tighten. Although itttcked continuously for neirly 40 minutu ud chued 80 mllu to tu tht plane wu brought homt ufely. When two gunnen were wounded the lecond pilot ran from ont gun poiition to mother to meet attacki trom different direction!. Another pilot related he wu fighting i Meuenchmltt HO whu • Messerschmidt 109 "flew straight into our crou flrt ud bltw up ln tht ilr." The Germtni concentrated ibout five tighten on uch British bomber. Tht bottom front turret ot ont BritUh pltne wu blown iwiy by ihelU ind ignited. The gunner ex- tinguUhed the fin with hii gloved htnd. Thli pltnt wu forced down netr tht EnglUh cout md Un crew rescued. •y Thi Cimdlin Dec. 28, 1914-Unofflciil ChrUtmu Diy truce effective on Mctiom of Wutern Front. BritUh force re- occupied Walfish Bay. Southwut Africa. Germu warshlpi at Cux- haven raided by Britith nivil uniU ud tirpluu. . Lutheran Church Children Stage Special Service One ot the high polnti of Chriitmu observance urvicu of tht St John'i Lutheran Church wu i ipeciil service for childru Sundiy evening. Cirol tinging, Joined in by the idulU, recitation!, vocal soloi, dialogues ud ieml-p)ayi were included in tin lervice. On Sunday morning tin Sundiy School held ita regular classes, with Chrlstmu themes. At the morning church service,, Rev. Eric Hopka, Putor, spoke on "Confessing Jesus." A special ChrUtmu nrvice wiU be held this morning tt 11 o'clock, when Mr. Hopkt will tddress the congregation on "The Christmu Tidings of the Angel of the Lord." Pacific Milk Takes greet pleasure In again wishing patrons and friends everywhere ifarnj CUpiBftrnt* ferttttp Best Wishes to ' Everybody for ■ MERRY CHRISTMAS Kootenay Plumbing & Heating Co., Ltd. Nttit Score Yellow Book BERLIN, Dtc 24 (AP)-An offlclil Germin itatement vigorously tttacked France's "yellow book" on tht origins of the Wtr. asserting it proved "once igiin the culpibil- ity of the Wutern powen." ( We, the Staff and Personnel of the Jtom latlg T&tm Commercial Printing Dept. Wish You Our Business Associates and Friends A Very Merry Christmas Ande Happy, Prosperous New Year FRED LENO LEN WALTON QUEENIE CERMAN "Printing It the Inseparable Companion of Achievement" NORMAN FAWCETT ALBERT HOOKER C. D. PEARSON . '—^^r _ IbhO Slocan Couple Weds, Silverton SILVERTOi: B. C-A quiet wedding wu held December 17, it the home ot the bride'i father when Rev. r. Crowne, ot New Denver, united In mirrlige, Vlvi Enid Muy youngeit diughter of Arthur Peachey and the fate Edith Ada Peichey of Silverton, tnd Trevor Evaoi eldest ton ot Mn. Arthur Peichey ind tht lite Jarret Evtni ol Nakuip. Under in trchwty ot white tnd yellow itreameri ind honeihoe ol* Oregon gripe with white wedding belli, the bride, given In marriage by her father, looked charming in e nivy blut tailored tult with matching iccessorlei, cirrylng • bou- Suet ot white carnations tnd fern he wis ittended by her lister, Mrs R. C. Harmitrom, wbo wore t imart B* y tult wltb mttchlng accouor- The groom wti lupported by hli brother-in-law, Robert Eilrbunt. Following tbt ceremony tbe hip- Ey couple and relatives sat down I a delicloui turkey dinner, the table decorated with white and yellow itreameri with imall heirts attached. Rev. T. Browne proposed a toast to tbe couple to which the groom responded. The bride'i father ilso :. Ae. Later ln tbe day Mr. and Mri, Evans left by motor for Spokane and other polnti betore making their home tt Stlmo. Invited guesti were Arthur Peichey, md F. Peichey, Mr. ind Mn R. Fairhurst tnd torn, George and Percy, Mr. and Mn. Berne Locke of Silverton, Rev. F. Browne of New Denver, Mn. A. Peichey and Mr. md Mn. C. Cirtle of NaUusp, Mr ind Mrs. R. C. Hirmston, Miss G. Kirk and Russel Kirk of Creicent Valley, Mr. and Mn. E. A. Erlckion and ion Ronald tnd Cecil Evtni of Erie, Mr. md Mn, George Percival of Grind Forki, Roland Peachey of Brilorne, B. C„ Mr. (Sratmp Christmas comes but once a year But we wish you one long YEAR OF CHEER! Classified Advertising Department Mrs. R. Thompson Miu Jean Robertson —————— -NELION DAILY NEWS, NELION,' S. Beautiful Cantata, "Christ the Child," Marks St. Paul's Christmas Worship C-MONDAY MORNINO, DEC E8, 1810- Beiutlful In rendition md beiutlful ln theme, Arthur Miller's Christmas Cantata, "Christ .The Child", leitured St. Piul'i United Church Christmas tervicei Sundiy. At bot*- tervicei In thf evergreen-draped church ludltorium full, congregations gathered, in the morning to hear Rev. Foste: Hilliard deliver a Yuletidt lermon, Tne Divine Viiit", In a lervice marked by choru tinging, md In tbe evening to hear tbe Canute. A Chriitmu tree sharing the pulpit to complete the Yuietide surroundings, Rev. Foster Hilliard In the morning told how the divine touch ilwayl redeemed, and aiked hii hearers to hang out t "welcome sign" on the door of their heartt, so God might enter. Tht Senior Choir,' tided by o group ot older memberi of the Glrli' Choir, rendered I choral ver- lion ot "0 Comt All Ye Faithful". while liter the girli tang "Shepherds In the Hush ot Night". Intenpersed with gladsome choir and organ numben, the Cantata wai In three parti, "The Annunciation", "The Magi" ind "The Shep. herdl" is revealed by ltl preienU- tion under the direction of F, E. Wheeler, Choirmaster and Organ ist Soloi, duett, t quartette, and choral and organ numben revealed the deeply devotional iplrlt of tha work. LEAD SINGERS The Cantata soloi, duets tnd quar- tettes were taken is follows: iolo, "Voice of One Crying", William Coleman; solo, "And in tht Sixth Month", Mn. J. C. Heilscher; tolo, "Hall, Tcaa Art Highly Favored", Donald Beattie: iolo, "And Mary Said Behold, The Handmaid", Mrs. F. E. Wheeler; iolo, "0 Bethlehem", Mn. J. C. Hooker; quartette, "0 Bethlehem". Miu Ellen MacDonald. Mn. H. T. Brown, J. C, Hooker and S. P. Jepion; iolo, "Herrod, When He Had Called liie Wise Men", Mr. Beattie; tolo, "Ever Onward", Mn. Hooker; tolo, "And It Ctme To Pan", Miu Evelyn Shew of Kulo; tolo, "And There Were ln The Same Country", Mn. J. Brown: iolo, "And Lo Tht Angel of the Lord"? Mra. Brown; solo, "And Suddenly There Wu With The Angel", Kt. Betttie; tolo, "And It Came To Past", Mr. Coleman; iolo, "Let Ui Now Go Even Unto Bethlehem", Mrs. Heilscher; tolo, "And They Cime With Haste", Miss Shaw; solo, "Sleep and Reit, Jesui Blest", Mrs. Jepson; iolo, "And tht Shepherds Return", Mr. Beittle. tnd Mn. 3. Fletcher of Nelion tnd Alfred Cirlson ot Edmonton. BISHOP OF KOOTENAY OFENS NEW CLUS ROOMS AT KIMBERLEY KIMBERLEY, B. C.-The Biihop of Kooteniy vliited Kimberley to hold t Confirnutlon Service. There wert ten-candidates at the impres- livt tervlce ln which the Bishop wu uslsted by the Rurtl Dean, the Rev. F. V. Harrison tnd tbe Rector, B. A. Resker. After ttw service about 10 at- tembled it the new club roomi for the offlclil opening md a reception for tbt BUhop md new member! of the church. The Biihop expressed pleuure tt the work accomplished. The Church Wardens also spoke, Mr. Banks congratulated those who worked to perfect the room. Mr. Nicholson tendered the thanks of tht congregation to tl! who helped, ipeclal praite going to the foreman of the Job, H. Weaver and W. Richardson and the Church Boya' Letgue under A. Jonet. Mn. Halpin wat elected to represent the church on the Red Crou Committee. The Ladiei ot the W. A. lerved refreshment!. ■'-.", i Many Catholics Attend Beautiful Mass at Midnight Cathollci ot Nelion ittended io large numben one of the moit betu- tiful of the tervicei of their Church u Chriitmu Dey began when they attended the pontifical high mass ■t the Ctthedrtl of Mary Immaculate at midnight. The mast was taid by Most Rev. Martin M. Johnson, D.D., Biihop of Nelson, milted by Rev. Maurice Cooney, Deacon, md Rev. Edward Doyle, Sub-Deacon. Singing for ttit traditional matt, tht Boyt' Choir gave lt an tdded beauty. Chriitmu tervicei opened earlier, however, with benediction ol the blessed tacrtment Sundty evening. Tht Chrlstmu masses continue this morning, four being planned at the Cathedral md one at the Church of the Bleated Sacrament in Fairview. Bishop Johnion will uy Kit firat two masses at the Cathedral this morning, Including the ipeciil children'i mtu it whioh ctrolt tnd Chriitmu hymni will bt lung. PAOE IEVEN IKWWWCCC? Season s Greetings To Our Many Frieiids and Customers IT IS WITH PLEASURE THAT WE EXTEND • TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU OUR ' WISH for o VERY HAPPY YULETIDE SEASON FREEMAN & LEEW' Furniture Company ifl Fither Do-lt will tty the two later mauet. At tht Chan* ot the Blened Sacrament Rev. Gerald Murphy. C.Ss.R., Putor tnd Superior of the Redemptorlst Monutery, will liy the mass. W. H. Marshall and Mrs. C. F. Kearns will sing during, this service. The min will be followed by benediction ot tht blened nc- rament. LOKDON (CP). - Primtry rult in London'i tint Jitterbug contest wu thit tht dancen entered "at their own rltk." The winning couple "jittered" for 23 minutes, a 4-8 seconds without a itop. < Sole and Concert Are Staged by Junior Red Cross, Crawford Bay CRAWFORD BAY, B.C. - Tilt Junior Red Cross tile ind conctrt In tbt Community Hill Thundty wu t nicoesi. Tht fancy and useful irtlclei end ctndlet were quickly told. Tht entire tchool took ptrt in tht entertainment tupervlsed by Miu House, ichool teicher. * A folk dtnce wu given by Join Smith, Helen Johnion, Sylvia King. Edith Hawkins, Dorothy Hawkins, Morjorie Palmer, Sheila Fisher, Winnie McGregor, Dorii Deverion, May Hedstrom. Geoffrey Burklnthiw recited "Tba Greet Don Dirk ot Dowdee." In a Elay, "Sing a Song of Sixpence," lavld Broiter wu "King", Joan Smith "Queen," Mty Hedstrom ■Prince," the Princesses being Winnie McGregor, Doris Deverson, Helen Johnion. Edith Htwkint wu maid. A French Minuet wu given by Join Smith, Helen Johnson, Sylvia King, Edith Hawkini, Dorothy Hawklni, Marjorie Palmer, Sheila Fish tr, Winnlt McGregor, Dorii Deverson, Miy Hedstrom. A pliy "A Star In tht Night," Included the wholt ichool. Geoffrey Burklnshivr u t grandfather tells the itory to hit two grand daughten, Eileen Relley ind Sheila Fisher, describe Ing "The Birth of, Christ" u he telle of the visit of the shepherds, Divid Broster, Kenneth Ptlmer, Riy Draper, tss the itory progresses Alice Broster, Dorothy Nelson, Betty Pilmer enter li "Three Wise Men* tinging "We Three Kings Front Orient Are." Roy McGregor wae announcer. Refreshment! wert ttrvtd by the children. Season's Greetings From District Business Firms ., I gaum b (irwimp | I It is our sincere wish thet Christmas and the New Year may come to you J-\ like a treasure-laden ship & of old — laden with all S the precious things of life vt that make for your Hap- fif piness and Prosperity. I ZENITH CAFE I \ "The Home of Good Eats" % g C. B. FIORENTINO. £ ™ CRANBROOK BRITISH COLUMBIA i a • 'M ■' At this Holiday Season we feel deeply grateful for the consideration you have so kindly extended us Tn the past year, and take, this opportunity of wishing you a very Prosperous and Happy New Year. r.J>WieKHAM GENERAL MERCHANT ROBSON, B. C. tssmtnetnieienisiewwitiKW* OUR WISH TO YOU That the Christmas Season will find you with a full measure of Joy and happiness and that the New Year will bring to you ever-lasting prosperity is the sincere wish of CURRIE'S PHARMACY . J. W, CURHIB CRESTON, B.C. tttbtft* (Sratmga To All Our Friends In CRANBROOK, CRESTON, FERNIE, KIMBERLEY, KINCSCATE, LUMBERTON. MICHEL, MOYIE AND YAHK And a Sincere Thanks for Your Patronage Cranbrook Sash & Door Company, Limited H. A. McKOWAN JOS. WOODMAN W.F. ATTRIDGE ' British-Columbia Jfernj ©IjrtaJw That the Christmas Season will find you with a full measure of joy and happipess and that the New Year will bring to you ever-lasting prosperity is the sincere wish of M. A. Woyna General Merchant APPLEDALE, B.C. Season's Greetings That the. Christmas Season will find you with a full measure of joy and happiness and that the New Year will bring to you ever-lasting prosperity is the sincere wish of F. Eremenko & SON CASTLEGAR, B.C. tettttp At this Holiday Season we feel deeply grateful for the consideration you have so kindly extended us In the past year, and take this opportunity of wish- Ing you a very Prosperous and Happy New Year. McArthur's Store Ldiisd McArihssr CASTLEGAR, B.C. I feimt's §Wttttg0 I I I I At this Holiday Season we feel deeply grateful for the consideration you have so kindly extended us In the past year, and take this opportunity of wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous and Happy New Year 3 I | Jas.F. Donaldson j j| Shell Service Station ]§ f MAGAZINES, PAPERS, CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCOS BUS DEPOT SALMO, B.C. JBmg CMpri0lmaa ALL THE BEST FOR YOU AND YOURS IS OUR SINCERE WISH WILLOW POINT STORE Q. PALMER A. BARNES i (tettttja! Let us turn off from the hurried- and 'bustling highway of business and, for a little way, enjoy the friendly turn through the Yuietide Lane, where good friends meet.'.. Where good wishes arise from the heart . . . And where appreciation of favors and courtesy finds expression in our sincere greetings I YMIR HOTEL! ft |. .1. BREMNER I YMIR, BRITISH COLUMBIA '»^^.(|mtitt00 ' i* MERRY / CHRISTMAS It is our sincere wish'that Christmas and the New Year may come to you like a treasure-laden ship of old —I laden with all the precious things of life that make for your Happiness and Prosperity. M. C. Donaldson Ltd. GARAGE . ,' Bus and Truck Connections to Sheep Creek Salmo, B.C. fttlfttfo Now let us turn off from the hurried and bustling highway of business and, for a little way, enjoy the friendly turn through the Yuietide Lane, where good friends meet... where good wishes arise from the heart... and where appreciation of favors and courtesy finds expression in our sincere greetings. SALMO-YMIR MEATMARKET C. A. CAWLEY S. A. CURWEN SHEEP CREEK YMIR Mat IIOHT ■ X-Ray. ,'-i ml <.'.'. Positive Value of Tuberculosis Tests By LOGAN CLENDENINO, M. D. Miny changei hive occurred la the handling ot tuberculoid ln recent yein. In toy own lifetime, which covert t profenlonal experts, ence ot about 30 yetn, tht diag- noali tnd treatment of tuberculoili have been revolutionized. The procedure uied to be to depend on a history, eximlnttion of thi pttient with t itethoKope tnd an examination of the iputum. We now know that a great miny eaiet would be mined if thli procedure were adhered te. HISTORY—If i pttient hu lymptomi of tuberculoili, Including fatigue, cough, expectoration, night •weati ind fiver, it ll uiually tn idvinced cue. Nowaday!, therefore, we try to get them before lymDtomi occur. The time li true ot iputum. It we wilt until tubercle bedlU trt found ln the iputum, we wilt too long. The uie of percunion tnd the stethoscope ere itlll valuable procedural to check findings, but ftw modern phyiiclant are accurate enough In their ute or well tnough trained to obtain good remits. !t ll pouible nowadayi wtth modern X-ray tecnnique, to take t group of people ind put them rapidly through the hindi of the X-rty min ind obtain nearly 100 per cent correct diagnose* In other wordt, It tht X-ray ll negitive. there ll t very good chance thtt no tuberculoili exists. On the other hand, it picks up chmgei In the lung ln the very early itagei ot tuberculoaii, allowing treatment te be ctrried out early. ' / Thi ctmptlgn tgtinit' tuberculoili hu the following feituret at different tgei: FR&SCHOOL AGK - Hert tht Important thing lt to tvold contact* Any perion ln t houiehold, no matter whtt the ige, who hu i chronic cough, l« lUspect. Many people ctrry tn ictlve tuberculoili up to the age of 40 or 70, Infecting" their children ind grandchildren. Thli li tn unpleasant tubject to discuss, but iccordlng to our modern ",.'' 65c 1 . - Bring the family down for i delicloui TURKEY DINNER with all the trimmings. ' . . You'll thrill the folks by treating them to a real old-fashioned '.*' <* i CHRISTMAS DINNER. Standard Cafe GREETINGS From thi Staff of JONELLA Cleaners To One And All ■A,. A Very ; JBwrrg ? (EIjristttrcB Anda Happy and Jonella Cleaners "The Homt of Filter Cleaning" JOHN THOM, Mgr. I I Bring the Family for The kind thing to do Is to taka. the little woman out of the kitchen on '.^ this day of day*, of treat some of your friends who in iway from home at Christmai. ,-■ ■ *-. I Full Course Meal With All the Old-Fashioned Trimmings;—. 65« i -mi —NILION DAttV NIWI. NILION, ■. O—MONDAY MORNINO, OIO. B, 1WI- mithodi, tt It e dlugreetblt nece*- ■lty to face tht facta. GRADE SCHOOL, AGE - All pupili ihould be eximlned with the tuberculin teit ind tbi lutpicloui onei ihould hivt their cheiti X- rtyed. AGE FROM U TO 18-Reinfec- Uon occun frequently it thii tge and ichool children ahould be reexamined carefully. It ia one of the moit dingeroui agei for development of tuberculolU. COLLBUK AUS (» TO 30) — The home circle ind the dangen have been left behind, but the pov ilbilltiei of new contacU triie. Tuberculin teiti ind tht X-ray picture! ihould be mtdt routinely on college itudenti. AGE SO TO 110-Tuberculln tttt It ot little value at thla Ume, but tht X-ray It ttlll a vtlutble diagnostician. The Improvemtnt In our reiulti by thit tort of i plan makei ui feel thit our efforts ire having positive value and that before long we can actually banish tuberculoili trom tht fice of tht earth. QUESTIONS and ANIWERI W. H. W.: "I am a young mtn tt 21. For t long tlmt I havt been bothered with t condition which ciusei a mouthful ot ilimy saliva to form. Ai won u I spit lt out, It formi again. Will you pleue tell me what cauiet thii ud what to take for It?** Aniwer—The cauie of thli un- pomfortable lymptom ll frequently t imall itone in the duct which comei trom the salivary gland. Other causes are nervousness and excessive use of tobtcco, and Jagged and Irritating teeth. RADIO BROADCAST FINDS CHILD IN 12 MINUTES; MISSING FOR 2'/. HOURS Within 11 minutei ifter it waa broadcast over CKLN Radio Nelson thtt be wtt; missing, Stt-year-old Gordon Burgeu, Mil of Mr. and Mrs- Gordon Burgeu, 103 Chatham Street wai back in his home titer being miming for 2tt hours Saturday morning. Tbt youngster htd apparently wandered to t neighbor's house ebout a block tway and was helping the "man of the houte" decorate a Christmai tree when "the ltdy of the houie" heard the broadcast tbat the child wai missing. Tbt broadcut wet made tt 12:23 pjn. A Pattern . Man Is In Love ■y CAROLINE CHATFIELD Dttr Milt Chatfield: ' There are people who never have thlngi right in this lite tnd I know because I im om of them. When I wu very young I rm iround with a lot of different . boyt ind whilt I'll admit I drank and imoked with them I never did anything worae; never did anything that I would be ashamed for my future husband to know about Then I mat a boy wbo wu all I had dreamed of end becauie he disapproved ot my friends I five them up and settled down to be the tort ot girl ht tdmirtd. What lt it get- ' «ng mt) .'-..' Hii mother and iliter dislike mt and thty. are very itrong with him. Of course they don't want him to marry, u he supports them. The sister onct worked tnd could work again if the winted to but ihe finds lt euier to let him carry her. Anyhow they till him full of tales tbout my goingi on ind they have Juit ibout convinced him thtt I tm not the tort of girl he ihould marry. With a drinking father to ruin my childhood and now thli trouble with the only boy I have ever loved I feel much older than 21. .Unhappy yean are long yean and I have had them. Please give me iome comfort. BELLE. ANSWERS '..-■ '■'■' Dear child, the boy friend whom you love to much doesn't love you. If he did love you he wouldn't let hit family criticize you tven though you admit'your etrly record wun't above criticism. It he loved you he would believe in your Innocence tnd he wouldn't stave off marriage because of hii family'! prejudice against you. , ; How do I knew? Ill tell you: Young or old, men work according to t certain pattern when they are ln love. They are trusting and give benefit ot doubt. They tre importunate ind preu their suits. They trt Intolerant of any, criticism ef their best girls. Mothen tnd listen take lecond plact (temporarily tt cKoiUMWLTA, riy amy newman TODAY'S MENU Rump Roast Beef , Baked Potatoes Stutfed Onions Winter Salad Pumpkin Chiffon Pie Cotfee or Tee RUMP ROAIT BEER Thit cut Is a nice meaty one tnd slices beeutlfully 'when- terved either hot or cold. It Inust be oook. ed t long time, however, to bt lure it will-be tender. It may bt routed or cooked as i pot rout. It roasted, put in roaster In oven tt about 390 degrees F, uncovered. After htlf in hour, sprinkle with tilt ind pepper, idd ont or two •mall bay leaves, one or two onions, and one-half cup hot water if it seems dry. Cover and cook tt 300 degreei F„ until tender, allowing at least one-half hour to the pound of beef. STUFFED ONIONI PtAoll eight medium ltrge oniens until they tre Just tender but ttlll firm. Drain and scoop the centrei out. letvlng e nice thick outside cuing. Melt four ttiblespooni butter tnd fry in it one scant cupful of soft bread crumbs tnd the onion centres which have been chopped. Seaion with ttlt and pepper. Now ituff onion with thli mixture, put In buttered baking pan, baste with a little water that the onloni wert boiled in, plus e little melted butter. Bake in t medium oven until slightly browned tnd very tender. A few chopped nuts sprinkled over tht top (when you put them,, into the oven) add a delipious flavor. ROAIT GOOIE-Dlcktnt' Style Written ln quaint old English, the recipe-often this ^suggestion: "In routing poultry, whether larded or not, let there alwayi be iome dean writing paper (grease proof paper U the modern equivalent) over the breast bone to prevent lit being dried up before the other parts tie done, Poultry of all kinds must be profusely basted while roasting and the paper not removed until they are more than half done." A full- grown goose should be hung three or four days, or more, before It it dressed in order that it may become tender. Stuff lt with the following: Ttke some sage leavei and onions, according to taste, and if you boil them t short Ume in water, the stuffing will be rendered more mild and I wholesome. About 'two pounds onions tnd one tablespoon finely- diopped sage it right for i ltrge goose. Add, tiso, if you wish, t finely-chopped pared apple, to which add one teaspoon salt and an ounce or mort of butter., Theae being put in tbe goose and secured in It by tying. Set it belore the fire, lings it and then dredge with flour; The oven.ihould be heated before the goose It popped In and H thould be cooked for' about two houn at 490 degreei F„ ind then at 390 degrees F., until tender. The breast bone is covered with a thin slice of salt pork. Baste with butter when goose becomes hot. When It is nearly done, dredge onct mott and baste until lt froths. ifernj CJp:tj0tma0 Hm.lw. TO ALL Standard Electric JACK HOOGERWERF >._-ea_MiiMa«iMtMBt>-e»-ttt Card of Thanks To those citizens who so kindly donated ' to the Christmas Cheer Fund the committee wish to tender their sincere thanks. - Considering the fact that ell donations were voluntary the amount raised has been. • most gratifying to those in charge. .. JCmaL £hu_. Jund. {^mmUies. J. Draper, Chairman |> REX CAFE I emewenwitsweniwiwiwsTwteiiietn Mm$ (.UyrtBtttuiH ■■■', ■•nda..-.'"1 ■■'-..;*■ 'V'-; flj appg N t m ffcur Te H. Waters Co., Ltd. Generil Contractor! '■*•', i _MM-MMJ-Mii-Ms#***^^ ltut) and ill their proteitt imount to nothing. Grieving over disappointment doein't help mitten ln thii life. Crying over bid breaks doesn't create a good break. We have to fight for the good breaks and u surely u we keep fighting, we gtt them. Happiness >..' Lei father Help on Chrislmas Day By Gtrry Cltviltnd Mytn, Ph.D. • CHRISTMAS, tht diy of all dayt for young children, ii a trying day for them and their pitent!, especially the mother. Hippy ire tht Jumping, tcretm- Ing youn?»ten u they open packages and pull iweeti ina toyi out of stockings, ind Just ibout u hippy tre the parenti looking on. Only father ana mother can know the Joyi thit they leei in observing little children on Chriitmu morning. Onca the glfti ind toyi hive been opened tnd tried out, there is a lull when iweeti will be eaten; or quarrels may begin lt there are several children. Here often end moat of the family joys for the day. About the blggeit hazard for the child it too many iweeti. Wise parents keep them out ot tight or strictly limit them throughout the day and following week. As any parent knows, during tht holidays there may be more digestive troubles ln the ftmily than ordinarily. WORK FOR MOTHER Unfortunately for Mother, Chriitmu Day means feasting, therefore, a deal of work for her. It is extremely heavy If there It t viiiting fimily .with little children. Betides she may be pretty well worn out after several dayi of getting ready tor Christmas. Even with the family alone, the young children itlr up noises and contusion. Dad can do much to contribute to a happy Christmai. Let him persuade each child to put iome toys away until later or the next day; let him aasume responsibility for engineering amicable play. When the younger children grow weary and irritable, he can calm them by reading to them. Let him go out for a ride or walk with them. That book or article which he had planned to read can wait Other thingi tre more Important - The ldetl hortie, ot count, it- tracts many other children of the neighborhood for play lndoon u well u out-ot-doon, but Christmu Dty it not t good time for long period! of iuch socitl fun Inside the house. By a skilful word iuch mat- ten can properly be regulated. LET DAD HELP Dinner over let Dad and the older children, if there Is no help, do the dishes. Mother needs iome rett tnd relaxation. Perhaps the can steal a little nap ln the atternoon. It'i too bad that thli dty ihould put to heavy tax on the average mother'i nerves, and be to hazardous to the mental health ot young children. So let ui itrlve to havt e quiet, healthy, happy Chrlstmu. Skin Beauty... Smooth, Blended (reams Are Best ■y DONNA GRACE Women ihould htve confidence In good beiuty producti tnd expect tht 'but result! from tht right uw of thete thlngi. but it time tlmt they ihould not expect retl magic In any product. We can be thrilled by the marvellous Improvement brought tbout from tht use of iome producti, but thtre It no reuon to condemn othen iuit because they fill to work this quick chinge overnight While then mty bt t noticeable chinge in nme skins ifter a few applications of cream or mikeup, other typu of skin miy need continued treitment befon tht ruulti trt ntiiftc- lory. A good cream eventually will Improve the dry, neglected skin and actually erase the eyestrain wrinkles ind other iuch lines, but we must hive a little patience. A few weeks will demonstrate the virtue of any product and ihow i mtrk- mmmmm*mi ifcnj (ftljrtatmaa To All Our Friends and Patrons Charles orris TO ONE AND ALL , \ - Christmas DINNER Wt invite you et thli time to enjoy Chrlstmu Dinner it the L. D. Cafe. You will find the lervice tnd tht tood excellent Wt havt been working for weeki to prepare e truly old fashioned Chrlstmu Dinner such a Grandma used to mtke at homt. Delicloui rout turkey or rout beet complete to English plum pudding with stuct. Comt tnd bring t friend. ■ The ED. CAFE td Jmprov*m*nt whtn dlrtctioni tr* followed. Ther* in tb* bleach creami and lotions thit trt utlsfictory ln moit instance!, but when thAikin ii naturally dark, don't tr) to change 'the color. Certainly it can be cleared and mide to leem lighter ln dur, tnnilucent loveliness but we can't Chang* the pigment A aoip ind witer shampoo, followed by clear water rinsing, then soothed with a generous application of cleansing. When the skin hu been neglected, we idviie iny,of the good packi and masks. Don't select the stiff cream mixtures Thi better onu irt ill imooth and wtll blended lubricating the akin. Dry skin needs at leut one creaming every day. The oily type may have an application leveral timu during the week. FLYINC SANTA TO VISIT LIGHTHOUSES . BOSTON, Dec. M (AP)- New England'! flying Santa Claui tuned up the motor of his tirpline yesterdiy, preparing for renewil ot bll annual Chrlstmu visit to the lonely lighthouse keepen along the bleak Northern United States coast Mrs. Hunler Laid lo Her Last Rest Old timen end other fritndi it- tended whtn lervicei wert htld tt tht chapel of Somen Funeril Homi Stturdiy morning tor Mrt. W. G. Hunter, former Ntlton ruident who died Tuudiy In Vtncouver. The body wu brought te Nelson tor burtiL Mrt. Hunter resided hen e few yean ago with htr huibtnd wbo operated en electrical iton. Hi died tbout tour yun tgo. Rtv. Foiter Hilllird conducted lervicu et the chipel and it the gnvesld* ln tht City Cemetery. Hymni iung wen "Rock of Ages* tnd "Abide With Me." Thert were many floral tribute!. Pallbeiren were M. H. Maloney, A. Stromiteid, W. H. Smedley, George Hornett, J. E. Annable Jr, tnd 5. W. Guy. gtgeeggeggraccccc^^ NICK CAIIIOI k'Mttt$ QIljrtetmaB .--( and t To Everyone Bring Your Family te . Christmas Dinner ..* \ 75* MR PLATE Golden Gate Cafe i.MJMMMMMMkMMMMimiiMMMm We Sincerely Wish Our Many Friends and Patrons a Very fcnj (ftlptatmaa Christmas Dinner Menu The 0 (Swttnga At this festive season it is a pleasure to extend to our many fri.nds and patrons BEST WISHES for a to} iffernj (MjrtatmaH v -,* ■ ■ -f' and a' '•' HAPPY, PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR MR. AND MRS. |. FLEURY J. EDMONDSON ARTHUR CAMPION HAROLD MAYO : FRANK OLIVER Fleuiy s PKarirtacy 75* Per Plata Children 50* etlMlJlMUMltCWseillMlMlM^^ ' _. HORS D'OEUVRES Silted Almonds Queen Ollvera, Heed Lettuce Hot House Tomito Heirts of Celery Norwegian Sardines Seafood Cocktail SOUP , Potage t ll Comtesie Consomme Rentitttnct .'-.."•''A, "■ ■ FISH ■'■-:'' >\V '■' Finer Rlvtr Fillet of Salmon Sauce Hultn ,,, ' ; ■-'" 'SALAD"- ' M-T7'..''' !'"' ■' Combination Fruit tnd Whipped Cretm '■'-.',v- V.--K' BOILED' *■;■■-,■ ;:■-- ■ Young Capons, Stuct Frinttnlere ,"* -.1 ENTREES v-i'l Felet de Mlgnon, Champignon Breaded Breast of Chicken, Marengo Anana Belgnett, Sauct Brandy Hot Joints . - Prime Rib of Beef, Petite poll Stuffed Domestic Duck, Sauce Pomme Young Turkey, Oyster Dressing, Cranberry Stuct VECETABLES , Steamed or Hashed Potatoes, Brunei Sprout! . PASTRY -Chrlstmu Cike Boiton Creim Pie . Green Apple Pie Hot Minet Pit DESSERTS English Plum Pudding, Hird Seuce ■ ' ' , Christmu Ict Cream Fresh Fruit Auorted Nutt ' -, Coffee Tee MUk Cocot • STAR Cafe * — ~~ Ml Store Till Looted ol $90; is Dumped in Street TRAIL, B. C Dec. 24-Approxl- nttely $80 ln caih wai itolen etrly iaturdajr morning trom Lauriente't Irocery, SM Roulind Avenue, rom i caih regiiter which waa dried two blocki trom the itore tnd eft badly damaged on tht ildewtlk Wllllim Graham found the cash egUter-et about S a.m. and notified lolice. From names on the checks tattered about the street, it wat iscertalned from which premiaea it rtl ttken. A check-over ot tht ttort reveal- d nothing else milting. Mrs. 8. Piccolo, resident tbovt in idjoining ihop heird a nolle In juriente's Grocery at about 10 nlnutes ifter 5 t.m., t noise that would be made from lomething teivy falling. The caah regiiter •/eight about 100 poundi. Entrance wai gained to the itore iy breaking i glut panel In the ront door and releasing the lock Irom the inside. Mute evidence Indicated that the ash register wu cirrled Into the ear of the premises where the till lrawers were Jimmied open tnd ooted ot ill cash they contained. Police expressed the theory that t wti t "tpltt Job". - * VALLICAN VALLICAN, B. (".-Master BUlle Harrison, who wai a patient in Kootenay Lake General Hospital, Nelaon, has returned to itay wtth til grandmother, Mra. E. T. Cole- nan. Mr. tnd Mn. G. Strong tnd fimlly visited the litter'i litter, Mn. f. Brookes, of Appledale. Mrs. Charlie Harrison visited Mr. tnd Mn. Crosby, Nelson. Master Jimmie Brookes It visiting hli uncle tnd aunt, Mr. and Mn. Q. Strong. Streets of Trail i Jammed With Last Minute Shoppers i TRAIL. B. C- Dec. 24 — Compare- lively few were atirrlng ln Trail on Sunday, Christmai Eve, but thii Ws buslneu tection wtt t pro- 'ertiial hive of industry as people nilled about the streets snd crowd- id Into itorei to do their "last- ninute" ihopplng Stturdiy night A truly Christmas atmospnere •revelled. Multicolored lights strung Ethe facades of buildings cast amber glow Into the streeU. Dec- iration* of other varieties, were in profusion both Iniide end outalde it itorei. From loudspeaker! concealed In lie Trail Junior Chamber of Com- nerce tree tt the Intersection of Jay Avenue and Spokane Street, he City's busiest corner, emanated "Jhrittmai carols, from which no Ither interpretation could be taken mt that lt wat Chrlstmu, despite here being no mow, except that ehich tipped the surrounding hllli. lakusp Liberals Pay [ Tribute to Leary _ NAJJUSP, BC-At tbe home ol Mr. tnd Mn. Frank Rushton, Monday evening, memben of the Na- tusp Liberal Association paid tribute to the newly appointed Minster of Public Worki, Hon. C. S. eary. Mr. Rushton welcomed the gueiti fend ipoke with pride tnd satisfaction that Mr. Leary had been iven tuoh tn honor. He wat con- ident that Mr. Pattullo would have lo regrets for such t choice. The iremier, he said, had, no doubt, ound during his yean of Intimate otoctatlon with Mr. Leary, a man if action and executive ability, a enon with a knowledge of human alues gained u both in employee ind employer. .'•- ' Other memben ipoke ln e tim- liar vein and added that it teemed niversally unanimoui throughout bt countryside, that the Government had selected the right man. Hon. Leary replied in tppreclitlon tnd ipoke briefly of hli vork in connection with the last ession. He told how he condemned in the floor of the House the ap- larent disloyalty of certain mention who had spoken previously ind mentioned that at one point It wu uked to retract certain itatementi. At il characteristic where there hi t principle involved, ie itood hii ground. He deeply ap- ireclated the numeroui letten tnd vlrea he received from throughout he length and breadth of the Prov- nce and itated that lt wu hit de- Ire and hope that he would fill ill ntw office efficiently and well. A muiical evening followed the ainty lupper served. -\n-i*\mmmni vvn^Mmmsmm - -WIUON DAILY NEWI, NILION, 1. C-MONDAY MORNINO DIC. WW- 1W. NINI KASLO Social♦♦♦ KASLO, E C-Mr. end Mn. Whittaker of Cutlegar ue holiday gueiti of the former'i parenti, Mr. and Mrt. Wllllim Whlttaker, Mr. Whlttaker la t member of tht Cutlegar ichool teaching itaff. Noel Bacchui of Birchdale vitlted Kulo. Mr. and Mn. Wlllltm Bowmtn of Johnsons Landing viiited town. R. D. VanHorn ot Ltrdo ll I pttient In Victorlin Hospital. Mn. D. J. Barclay, who hu been a patient ln Victoria Hoepital, it convalescing at her home here. Mn. Robert Hamilton viilted Nelion. Provinciil Constable R. C. Gilker il • pttient In Victoria Hospital. Mlis Laura Giegerich ot Vancouver Is ipending the holiday with her father and sister. H. Giegerich and Miss Elizabeth Giegerich. Mias Katherine Glllli of tht TraU ichool teiching staff la spending the holldayi with her mother, Mn. H Gillis. W. M. Gibion tnd ton Keith viilted Nelson. J. Lawrenct ot tht Kulo ichool teiching itaff bu gone to Vancouver for the holidtyi. Mr. ud Mn. H. J. Coles have returned from a viiit W Spokant. A. sSchnablt of New Denver il ipending i few dayi in town. D, d'Wolffe of the Public School teaching itaff it tpending the holidays ln SardU. KASLO, B. C.-G. Soukoroff of Gerrard wu a city viiitor. G. Peltio, T. Andenon, F. Berk •r.d S. Esposlto in down trom tht Highland Surpriie mine for Chriitmu. Mr. and Mn. T. McNelih ot Sloctn City were viiiton in town tn route to visit their lon-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mn. E. Leveque of Lardo. George Johnion of Retallack It vltltlng here, Ctpt M K. Harriion of Howstr hu left to Join Mrt. Hirrison who U visiting her pirenti Mr. and Mn. G. Noel Brown of Bonnington. Mr. tnd Mn. H. A. Newcomen ot Ltrdo were city vislton. Tadanac Children Display Gym Lore TRAIL, B. C, Dee. 24—ParenU tnd frlendi of Tidanac children were entertained by them In a die- play of gymnastics ind folk dancing at the Community Hall on Friday night The dUplay wu followed by "The Cowboy's ChrUtmu", a play staged by the Tadanac Dramatic Club. The acton included Ernest Jones, John Burgess, Frank Jonet, Douglas Wetmore, Peter Stilea, Peter Walllnger, Mickey Wetmore, John Varcoe, Fred Moore, James Atwell, Thomu Willii, Robert Binett, Donald Newton, Nancy WillU, Irent Doyle, Dorothy Crowe, Patricia Tiedie, Diana McKay, Nettle Doyle, Shirley Andenon and Jean Coghlin. Mn. T. Hobbs, Secretary, wt^ preiented with t ChrUtmu gift "Christian Science" Is Christmas Theme ChrUtitn 8clence Churchet htve no nreachen-^they have the unit lervrce everywhere. The lubject ol the Lesson-Sermon on Sunday wu "ChrUtlan Science". The Golden Text wu: "Break forth Into Joy, sing together, ye wute places of Jerusalem: for the Lord hath comforted hU pepole, he hath redeemed Jerusalem" (Isaiah 52: »). Among the citation! whloh comprised the Lesson-Sermon wu the following from the Bible: "And, behold, there wu t womm which had t iplrlt ol Infirmity eighteen yeen, and wu bowed together, and could li, no wise lift up henelf. And when Jesus ttw her, he called her to him, and uld unto her, Womtn, thou tre loosed from thine infirmity. And he laid hU htndi on her: tnd Immediately she wu made itralght and glorified God" (Luke 13: 11, 12, 13). The Lesson-Sermon also Included the following passage from the Christian Science textbook!, "Science tnd Health with Key to the Scriptures" by M»ry Baker Eddy: •ratSPtfi Scienoe' raUet the itandird of liberty md criet: 'Follow Me! Etc>j» from the bondage ot sickness, sin, tnd deathi' Jesui marked out tht way. Citizen! of the world, iccept the 'glorioui liberty of the children of God,' md be free! ThU U your divine right Tht Illusion of material sense, not divine law, hu bound you, entangled your free limbs, crippled your capacities, enfeebled your body, and defaced the tablet of your being." Colls to Direct Building Ammonia Plant in England TRAIL, B. C, Dec. M - K. A. O. CoiU, Superintendent of the ammonia division of the Warfield fertilizer plant has obtained leave of absence from the Consolidated Mining & Smelting Compsny for several months to supervise the construction of a nitrogen plant ln England, EARTH TREMOR FELT PITTSBURGH, Dec. li (AP) - The Unlvenity ot PltUburgh seU mograph itation reported the recording of earth trempra ot "very low intensity" ud luting tbout one minute ' PRINCE RUPERT, B. C, Dec. 14 (CP).-WUllam Roberts, 40, suffered a fractured' ikull md died In a 20-foot fall tn t local fish cold storage plant. He ii lurvived by hU widow md one child. VALLICAN SCHOOL STAGES CONCERT VALLICAN, B. C.-A lirgt audience ihowed tppreclitlon of the ChrUtmu concert presented by the ichool under direction of the teacher, H. Bate. The program Included a play itaged by adulu. Songs, recitations, and playi wtrt enjoyed. Santa Claus presented the children and tbe teacher with-a Iiresent each of candy and kept all aughing during hU stay. Later all tat down to lupper, md adulu danced. During intermission, Dave Dyke of Nelion entertained with songs. Mrs. J. D. Innes, assisted by Mn. Mary Wilford, provided mott of tht music for tnt concert SANTA TO VISIT TRAIL HOSPITAL CHRISTMAS DAY TRAIL, B. C, Dec. 24 - The lick tnd thost convalescing were not forgotten thU Christmas, the TraU- Tadanac hospltil being gaily decorated and everything possible being done for them to enjoy, to the fullest their handicap! permit the Yule- tide. Saturday night ttit Cmtdtan Legion Brass Band, under the direction of R. W. Hill, rendered a concert of ChrUtmu music. ChrUtmu Eve the C. M te S. Glee Party sang carols in various parU of the building. And Santa Claui himself will pay a vUit Christmai morning at 10 ajn. to distribute gifts. SCHOOL CLUBS CIVE CONCERT AT CRANBROOK CRANBROOK, B. C. — A full house in Central School greeted a Christmas entertainment the tint ever given, by the Glee Clubi and Rhythm Bmd of tht tchool Tht Glee Club, under tht luper vUion ot Mlu Glendlnnlng, com- blnei new curriculum feituru ot music ln tchool work tnd club work. The Rhythm Band U composed of memljen of the four lower gradei, who blend virloui percussion InstrumenU for e muiical eftect* • - Jack Frey of Grade VIII wu Chairman. Tht Glet Club opened the program with two ctrols,— "Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella" tnd "Little Town of Bethlehem." Tht Rhythm Bmd followed witn "Hunter, Hunter" tnd "The Bell", then the Glee Club sang "Evening Song", "Sailor Song" md "The Clock." A folk dmce, Shoemtken' dtnce wu done by memben of Rhythm Band. Memben ot the Glee Club followed with folk dance "The Black Nag.". The Rhythm Band played "The Warning" and "Punchinello", then the Glet Club gave ipeclal arrangements of "Good Christian Men Rejoice" and "Tht Flnt Noel." The tudience Joined in the final number "Come All Ye Ftlthful" Roosevelt Thanks God for Christmas WASHINGTON, Dec. 24 /,7^';:^-:>_^7^-..-■■'■■'■ ■ Above—"Well what ere we waiting for?" thU group of Bantams might be saying u they anxiously awaited their turn on the ice at the opening ot Trail boyt' hockey leaguu recently. ThU picture ihowi the KnighU of Pythiu teim. From lett to right they tre: Johnny Klimovich, Jim Moynes, Billy Pollock, Ivo Dalit Lana, Jack Woodburn, Normm Morrlion, Art LePage and Graham Cook. At tht back are Campbell Aitken (with eyei closed), Lome Buchman, Bob Peeblu (with head back) and Douglu Crowe (at extreme right). Rl.)l»»l»»II>l>lllhll«l>lt*l<»lll»l>lllllJ«»J*Ml*»l>lM*»i Point Pleeiut Pirk htrt. ThU wu before the outbreak of war. It wu Just ■ "iketch," he nid. to illustrate where be hid beu iwimming ud walking. NUMBERING _ LETTERS "COINCIDENCP FindUy nld both he ud tht girl had beu numbering their letten to uch other tlnco the wtr, I: wu "purely a coincidence that both had atertod doing thU it Uve ume time. "Why did you do thUT" he wei uked by Fogo. Findlay nid thU wu^doni to they could keep trick of whether letten were reichlng their dutini- Uon. "Whit I probably thought ot wu the danger of ihipt being lot. with letten," he expliined. Fogo Immedlitely hid him go Into t detailed dUcuuiu of whit mum were uied to link ihlpi. Findliy uid tht only thlngi ht hid thought ot wert tubmirlnu tnd minet. In writing hU flucee, FindUy uld, he wuted to glvt hu u Impreulon of Hilifix.7' Questioned on how ht hid received informition on tht prohibit date of troopt uiling from hera. he uld ht couldn't recall how he htd hetrd of Mr. Mauey'i ipeech which he decUred mentioned i prohibit dtte. - "Why did include tblt InformtUon ln your letter?" ht wu uked. "Welt I try to mtkt my letten lnterutlng." Findliy milled. "I conildered thU Intereitlng ud there wu no further point thu thtt" He l«d tried to count the ihipi ht htd teen in Bedford Buin btfort writing Mlu Klerulfl, tnd ht htd told htr hU utlmttt of the number. He htd told htr "t convoy wu toon to leivt." Ht uld he knew tint "iccurate" Informition would bt of vtlue to tht tnemy. "I went to mike the point tint I hid no idu Un informition I put in thit letter could bt dingeroui,"'he tdded. He Mid he would not repeit the ume thing now. He realized the conveying of iuch informition wu "objected to by tht luthoritiu." INFORMATION NOT ACCURATE "My Informition wu not iccurate,'' ht emphuized. "It wu sec- ond-h«nd, tome of it Somt wu public knowledge." Ht uld hU iketch wu hutily drawn, "ln isbout five minutes." The ldet wu to "give u lmpreuion, not to convey informition." "I know tint U iniccurate," FindUy uld u Fogo hammered iLthe queition of the mtp'i iccuracy. ~ou couldn't expect it to be iccurate, from i penon sof my knowledge." HU informition u to tht loci- tion of tht ilrport hert wu "common knowledge," he uld. "I didn't know lt wu i lecret" he uid. Ht pointed out i Halifax piper htd cirrled i picture of tbt ilrport ln quutlon. Findliy Mid he hid hid tccess to the Defence of Canada regula tloni. He wu a ltw lecturer tt Dal housle, but thU didn't comt undtr hU purview. FindUy wu uked lt mapt ot Halifax haitor could bt procured in Europt. Ht nid they could. He declared ht did not believe •ending InformtUon u to tht loci- tlon of ilrplane Unding fieldi ln Canada "prejudicial to tht state " He wu uked if be had any information on men deserting ships here. Ht htd made a reference in i letter to Bodil ibout men on ships not being illowed uhore beciuse there wu t pouiblltty they might desert or piss out information. "I had no direct Informition on this," ht tdmltted. "Did it ever occur to you there'i t wtr on?" Fogo uked. "I hid in idu there wu," FindUy uid with i grin u ht ltft the itand. HU counsel uld ht htd no other evidence to offer, ud opened hU •ddreu to the magistrate by declaring the information contained iu Flndlay'! letter wu not auch u would prejudice the InteresU ol the itate. Ht did not think tht art taken by the luthorltlu ln gutrding st- creU should be extended to the cue of ■ person writing without intent to do harm. Findlay's sketch, he Mid, "could convey no information to anyone." reference in hU letter detlt with mitten of common knowledge. TROOP MOVEMENTS i. BROADCAST Everyone knew about the ilrplane base at Eutern passage, acron the harbor from here, he taid. Likewise, tht Informition regarding Srobable troopi ulllng datei had een conveyed to the world ln i broadcut Even if lt ihould bt found the informition in Findlty'i letter wu prejudicial to the itate, Lovett contended no offence had been committed, beciuse the Intent wu tacking. It htd been tugguted common sense should have deterred Findlay from sending out the information But he said the preu had publUhed tome ot the mtteriil. "And ippirently common tenia did not deter Hon. Vincent Massey (rom making a broadcast on mat- ten which it has been sugguted were harmful," he added. He suggested there wu not "the slightest foundation" for any belief Flndlay deliberately aent out Informition he knew to be harmful. He lubmitted tht arrest of t mtn like Findliy "wouldn't help the luthorltlu much." A reprimand •nd t wtrnlng ihould hive been enough if objectionable material wert found ln hU letten. ACQUITTAL GROUNDS , - Summing up, Lovett uked for u acquittal on thue groundi: 1. The Information in the letter was not likely to prejudice the interesU of the ttate, 2. There wu no intent to do harm. 3. If there wu uy breech of liw, it wu purely i technical offence." Fogo, following with- his summation, declared of the Information in Findlay'i letter: "Why wu he sending tint type of ituff to Denmirk: it Un't whtt t mm sends to the girl he'i engaged to marry." He nid one liwyer hid told him: "When I wu courting i girl, I didn't send htr t ptan of No. 11 colliery In my letten," Why had Flndlay tnd tht girl numbered their letten, he uked. Ht uid lomt ot Un mtteriil ln the ont Involved In the cut wu "specific informition." It wu in 1 different dut trom general Informition, ud tome of lt htd bten ihown to bt iccurate. Esling His Reply On Recruiting In tht Utter pert ot November t ■pedal committee ot the Nelion Board of Trade drifted ruolutiom urging that tht Armory in NeUon bt uied tor recruiting purpoiei. It wu pointed out tint NeUon wu tht centre of u extemivt dUtrlct ud that tin NeUon Armory wu commodlout well-hetted tnd particularly iitapted u quarten for ■ recruiting centre. It wu itated tint tor outdoor work, the City ot Nelion would bt gUd to furnUh, without cut Un um of the iporU field, next to the Civic Centre, ud Uut in ill the ictivitiei connected with recruiting the varioui urvice dube ud the City Council would do everything goisible to iuut luch work. Tht ruolutlon emphuized tht fict thtt tbt Fedenl Government owni tht Armory ud tint thtrt would bt po tuch idditlonil expense u wu incurred it other recruiting jvinU whert quirten hid to be erected, ud tint lt wu de- •Iriblt that the Depirtment of Nttiontl Defence ihould irrtngt lo contlnut with tht training ot troopi in Nelton. The ruolutiom further emphasized Uie fict Unt at Uie pru- ent Ume there U not a unit oi the Cuidiu Army Service Forct ln training tlthough there ire I number of memben of Un Non-Per- muent Activt Milltii ruident therein. A copy ot the ruolutlon wu Mnt to W. K. Elling, member for Kooteniy Wut, who immedlitely got tn touch with Hon. Norman Rogen, Miniiter ol National Defence. Mr. Eiling hu just received the Mlnli- ter'i acknowledgement dated Dec 15, ln which he uyi "Pleue rut assured that ln uy further recruiting which we may undertake careful consideration will be given to these representations.'' With reference to further recruiting Mayor Stibbi ot NeUon urged the nvlvtl ot tht Mth Kootenty Btttallon ud in reply to this propoul Mr. Rogen wrote to Mr. Esling stating that it U, of course, not pouible for him to uy whether effect cu or will bt given to tho Mayor'i suggestion for further recruiting but tint tht mttter hts been referred to the reiponiible officen of Uie Department having In hud that particular branch of tht urvice. ' ■ HUNGARY'S ATTITUDE SAME AS ITALY BUDAPEST, Dtc, 24 (CP-Havu) —Hungiry'i tttltudt towird the wir U likt Italy'i—non-btlllger- ency rather thu neutrality—Count Stephen Bethlen, former premier, Mia ln i newspiper trticle. Hungiry'i InteresU do not cluh with thoie of Ruult to long u the litter stays on ita ildt ofthe new common border, Count Bethlen ttld. Ht described Italy u Hungary's but tnd closeit friend. BRITISH RELEASED LONDON, Dec. 24 (AP)-Britith consular officiaU ud memberi of their families who have been held ih Germany ud Czecho-Slovakia lince the outbreak of war are being released, authoritative Informant! nid. LONDON (CP). - Tin new Waterloo Bridge will be completed In 1940 or 1941, the London County Council reporU despite war difficulty with iteel and " Gort Gives Empire Christmas Wishes LONDON, Dec. 24 (CP).-Chriit- mat messages from VUcount Gort, Commander-in-Chief of the Britiih field forcu, Admiral Sir Charles Forbu, Commander-in-Chief ot ttlt Home Fleet, and Air Chief Mtr- shal Sir Cyril Newtll, Chief of the Air Staff wert issued here yuterd-y. . „ •■■,-...,, Lord Gort said: "Onct mort within tht memory of many of ut, a British Expeditionary Field Force It ipending ChrUtmu ln France, ud once again undtr tht leadenhip ot a great soldier ot France, the Allied armlu itand united to resist aggression, "In the yetr thtt lies thetd, difficulties ud dtngen will undoubtedly trise, ts they hive done in tht win of the put but they wfll be surmounted, owing on the one hud to the close undentanding which today exUta between the French nttion ud ourselves, ind en the other hind to the knowledge thit yout thoughU ire with ut tt all times, whether tht weither be fiir or foul. _ , "In whitever-pirt of On Empire you mty dwell, I extend to you all cordial good wUhu for ChrUtmu and New Year," Admlnl Forbu Mid: "Men and women of our home country ud Empire, the officen end men of tht fleet I command tend you their but wishet for Christmas. "Together with the other offlcen and men of the Royal and Dominion Niviet, our comradu In tho trmy ind Royal Air Force, and our gallant French and Polish Allies, we tre denying the uu of the ocean highway! to the enemy ud keeping them open tor our magnificent merchant navy and fishing fleet si that they can maintain supplies which are essential to our existence and which, with your help, will enable us to win thii wir tgainst a ruthlui tnd umcrupulout enemy. "There Is no euy rotd to victory, but confident in the assurance of your lupport, I uk you to believe that we who go down to tht su :n ships ihtll not fill in our talk during tht year that lies ahead." Air Chief Marshal Newall uld: "Timu art changed UiU year, but not\the spirit ot Christmu nor the traditions of the Royal Air Force who, with vigilance and determination, are constant ln urvice in defence of the Empire, "Wherever they mty be, memben of the Royal Air Force are united thU Chrlstmu ln one aim, confident of victory" Jewish Merchant Competes With Santa DALLAS, Dec. 24 (AP)-I. Rude, merchut U. Santt Cliui' competitor. The Uttlt Austrlu Jew filled his ChrUtmu pack with new clothu for 10,000 poor folk. Everything U free ud long before dawn on Christmas the doon of Rude'i itore will open. Clothing wUl be huded out to ill gyps, moochen ind those down tt the heel . • "It HO per cent ot them* ictutlly need dothu I'll bt latlsfled," uid Rude. For 27 yean he hu clothed free every shabbily dressed penon who :omu to his store on Christmai. Roses, "Flower of Summer," -Picked .; at Willow Point "Whit It M rtrt u l rou In June?" But then whtt U u nn u mm In December?—And thtt li •xictly whtt Ntlun Olitrltt ma bout Sunny diyi tnd mild nighti tint tht Dlitrict hu tnjiytd through Deoembir lo dite, hu bun pliylnj trlcki with old Mothir Nature, and Saturdiy Mrs, C. Shannon of Willow Point reported iht hid plokid 1 fine bouquet tf ruu—ltrge pink.tnd rid tnu In full bloom—from hir girdin. But thtt It not thi inly tlgn of Springlike wuthtr hire. Urge flocki if roblni hivt bun reported iround tht City, uphill resident, reporttd picking 'mumi •nd pmilu, whlli Filrviiwltei boutid panslu, urnitloni tnd lupins u will u tht htrdy 'mums. Holy Communion at Midnight at Pro-Cathedral Futured by t Holy Communion urvlci tt 11:48 p.m. ipecial Christmu lervicu were held it St Saviour'i Pro-Cathedral Sunday. Others will be observed today. Holy Communion at 8 i.m. ind .morning prayen it 11 t.m. were observed Sundiy, ud ln tht ttternoon uothtr in tne nrlu of "Quiet Hour of Music" progrtmi wu en- Joyed. Chriitmu lervicei begin it 7:30 with t carol tervlce by the choir ud congregation. Rev. J. G. Holmu read icripturu leading up to fulfilling the birth of Chrlit. At 11:48 the midnight Holy Communion ter- vlct. Todty Holy Communion, mttlni •nd choral euchariit will be held. Tht euchtritt tervlce U a Communion nrvice ut to muiic. Wedneiday Mr. Holmu will conduct ChrUtmu lervicei at St Andrew'! By-the-Lake, WIUow Point Mercury Drops to 21 for Lowest Reading of Winter in Nelson While Nelson wii* experiencing IU tint cold map of the Winter, tht thermometer dropped to 21 degreu Sunday ud ihowed ligni of going ttlll lower ifttr 6 p.m. The maximum temperature tor the day wu 28 degreu, a chilly wind keening NeUonitei nibbing their hands. The aun shone for ont hour 80 minutei. Saturday'i reidlngs wtrt 28 tnd 82 degreu, the former temperature being a new low for liie teason up to tint diy. Four houn ot sunshine were recorded. GOLDEN GATE FAIR TO REOPEN MAY 25 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24 (AP) —The Golden Gate Exposition will reopen in 1940 with more and larger exhibits than ln 1939. Saturday May 28, wtt let for tht opening and Sundiy, Sept 29, u tht doting dtte. 'Special^ Sponsors'. ' for Nazi Children Born Out of Wedlock BERLIN, Dec. 24 (AP)-Heinrich Himmler, hetd ot ill Germtn police, urged the black-uniformed elite guard to beget children, ln or out ot wedlock, especially In wartime, while Rudolf Hess, Hitler'i deputy in pirty iffain, announced the Natl party wu ready to atand sponsor for uy soldien' children born out ot wedlock. Himmler's views, Itld down in an "order to the entire SS (Elite Guard) ud police," included, the declarations: "Every wtr meini letting of tht but blood. Mtny a victory of trim wat at the tame time i devasting defeat for the nation's vitality. 'Tht indent saying thtt only ht cu die peacefully who hu toni tnd children must be translated Into fact during thU war by the SS. "Beyond the limits of Bourgeois lawa and customs which ordinarily are probably neceuary it can become an exalted task even outalde of wedlock for Germin, womu ud girU ot good blood to become —not frivolously but Imbued with deepest moral concern—mothen of children begotten by toldien moving to the front without knowing whether they will return or die for the fttherland." Himmler pledged he would ippoint "ipecltl sponsors" for "ill children ot good blood born ln or out ut wedlock whose fithen fell In the wtr." The Nazi party's pledge to stand sponsor wai announced oy Hus in a letter to an unmarried expectant mother whose soldier flucee wu killed ln Polud. 3-Day Program Boys Parliament Program of the three-day Second Kootenay Older Boyi' Pirliiment ln NeUon, itarting Tueidiy tvtn- Ing, December M, ud winding up Fridiy tvtnlng, Dtcember 29, foi- Tuudty, Dtcember M. 7-8 p. m.— Out of town dole- gatu register and lecure billtta it St Piul'i United Church. Wedneidiy, December 17. 9:00 a. m.—Cibinet muting. 9:30— i. m.—Ciucua. Opening devotioni by Premier. Introduction! ud roll ciU. Speechu of welcome by Pirliiment Committee, Mtyor N. C Stibbs, Board ot Tndt ud Service Club repruent- etivee. . , ., Appointment of itanding commltteu, buiineu talki by time chief offlcen. „ , .„ 10:30 i. m—Morning committet. 11.18 i. m.-Oith of illegtanci ceremony in Assembly HtU. 12:00 noon—Lunch. 1:48 p. m.—Ctucui. Initruetion period. 2:00 p. m.—Committee*- Orgui- ution, Youth Guiduct, Devotional Program and Athletici ind Camps. 8:00—Reheiml ot opening ceremony. 4:00—Recrettlon period. 8*0—Supper 7:30-Ctucut 7:48-Optnlng of Pirlltmtnt 9:30—Clotlng. 9:38 p. m.—Vtipen. Thundty, December M 9:00 t. m.-Cibinet 9:30 i. m.—Ctucui. Devotioni by Government critic: buiineu, Mr. Speiker; forthcoming bilU. 10:00 i -m—Study groupi undtr Rev. J. A. Donnell, Rev. Fwter Hilliard. Rev. Mr. Seldtr, Rtv. G. M. Ward. . , 11:00 a. m.-Commltteet 12:00 noon—Photograph 12:18 p. m.—Lunch 1:30 p. m.—Committeei 8:00 p. m.—Ctucui. Initructiom for evulng union. 3:30 p. m— Recreation ud hind- craft initruetion. Curling it NeUon Curling rink. , .'..... 6:00 p. m.—Btnquet i ' 7:18 p. m.T<:tucui ttttmbly 7:80 p. m.—Session of tin Houm 9:30 p. m.—Adjourn 9:33 p. m.—Vespen Fridty, December 29. 9:00 e. m.—Ctblnet 9:30 i. m.—Ciueut. Devotions, Mr. Spetktr, buslneu, Mr. Speaker 10:00 a. m.—Study Groupi . 11:00 i. m.—Commltteu 12:00 noon—Lunch 1:30 p. tn.—Committeei. 2:30 p. m.—Caucui—Initructiom on cloilng Pirliiment 3:00 p. m.—Handcraft Initruetion 3:48 p. m.—Extra teuton if nec- usiry. Otherwise recrettlon.. 6:00 p. m.—Adjourn. , ,'• , 7:18 p. m.—Ctucui. 7:30 p. m.—Session of Houm 9:00 p. m—House prorogued 9:30 p. m.—Ciucui ud cloilng ceremony CABINET: Cibinet coniUU of the following memben! Premier Albert Nlcholi, Rosilind; Spilker Edwird McBride, Vincouver; Govtrnment Critic, Donild MacDonald, Trail; Provincial Secretary, Earl Dwyer, Trail; Minister of Organlutlon, WUliam Affleck, Nelton; Mlnliter of Pro- grim Glen Brown, Kimberley; MinUter of Youth Guiduct, Rtlph Stinson,' Roisland) Miniiter of Dtvotionil Affairs, Ernut Ball, Nelson Minister of Home Affairs; Gordon Alltn, NeUon, MinUter of Publicity; Riymond Ruthtr- glen, Nelion; Minliter ot Ctmpt, Stuirt Macintosh, NeUon; MinUter of AthleUci, Biru Dimock, Trail; Deputy Spetker, Gordon Emery, Nelson; Clerk, Gordon EUUon, TrtU; MinUter without portfolio, Jtck Dryden, Kulo.- Hamber Expresses. Christmas Wishes VlCrOillA, Dec. 14 (CPL-Hon. Eric W. Hamber, Lleutenut-Gov- ernor ot BritUh Columbit, iiiued the following Chriitmu meiuge to Un ptoplt ol tht Province. "1 tm gUd, once tgtln, to tvtil myulf of thU opportunity to convey i Chriitmu ud New Yur'i memgt to the peoplt ot BritUh Columbli. "The Chriitmu Muon UiU yur finds Cutdi, in common with the other Domlnloni of the Empire, it wir with • uvige ud ruthleu enemy. How long thU wir wlU Utt lt U not pouible for uyont to ny, but of ont fact wt cu be quite certain—our Commonwulth of Nation! ud ita vut ruourcu ire to! Idly united in tht proiecutlon of Unt wir to a lucceuful ud luting conclusion.*- Christmas Musie Quiet Hour Musie at St. Saviour's Reflecting Ms* Yuietide iplrlt with Chriitmu otroU ind ucrtd muiic, the monthly Quiet Hour of Mutit wu enjoyed by i Urge tudienct tn St Sivtour'i Pro-Ctthtdral on Sundiy ifternoon. Tht St Savlour'i Boyt* Choir, under tht direction ot Mn. Ernut Minden, rendered e number of ciroU, thtt feitured lndlvlduil volcu. Mn. Hindu henelf a_| two plusing Mlectlom. Arthur Stringer wu t guut voctllit who delighted hU lUtenen with thret beautiful kuv. Rounding out the Instrumental numben, given by Min DtUy NorrU on tht violin ind MUt Margaret Graham on ttn organ, Mia Grahim 1U0 iccomptnltd the other muildaru. liie program follows: Orgtn iolo, ToselllS "Serenide," by Mist Grahim: vocil lelectloni, "The Flnt Noel" ind "God Rut Yt Merry Gentlemen" by St Savlour'i Boyt' Choir; voctl tolo, Behrend'i "Tbt Gift" by Mn. Minden; violin iolo, "Ctntonetta" from Ttchilkowaky't "Concerto ln D" by Miu NorrU; voul tolo, "Tht Lord Ii My Light" by Mr. Stringer: orgtn tolo, t mentation, St Ctair*! "Memoriu" by Mln Grahtm: voctl lelswtlon, "Oood King Weneelu" by St. Siviour't Boyt' Choir, with Frank Piddon ind John Holmu taking nolo ptrte; violin lolot, Ctrl Flttcn'i trrangt ment of "He Shall Feed HU Flock' from Handel'i "Meisith" ud Win iky't "Berceuu" by Miss NorrU; Saliken, Thrums Hurt as Truck Off Road, Bonnington Severe Klip woundi, l ilight concussion ud bruUu tbout tin held ind ihoulden were iuffered by Williim Salikin, Doukhobor storekeeper of Thrumi, ibout 7:30 Siturdiy evulng when bU Ught delivery truck left tht rotd ind Slunged down ibout 78 feet from it Nelton-Cutlagar Highway between Upper tnd Lower Bonnington. Fred Bibikieft ud Pete Babakaeff, riding with Salokln toward Thrumt, wtrt not Mrloutly injured. Salikin wu removed from thi dtmigtd truck ud taku to hli home tn Thrumt. Dr. V. Gorukl o CuUegir, wbo wu caUed, ordere him removed to Kootenay Lak General Hospital. He wu brough lo Ntlion by Somen imbulanci and treatment wu glvu by Dr E H. MacKenzie. HU oonditioi Sunday wu Mid to bt "not terioui." Flour tnd grocerlu ln Un btel of the truck wtrt scattered toi vis-di iround the wrecked vehic! The truck went off the roid it i ingle ud ctmt to rut on lta aU •bout 128 feet from tht point whar lt wut off. It itopped 73 tm itrtight down from tht rotd. Comtable A. E. Spill ot the Provinciil Police, NeUon, investlgited CHRISTMAS MESSAGE SENT IY FRENCH CHIEI PARIS, Dec. 24 (CP-Htvit) - The foUowing Chrlstmu messigi wu Mnt to the BritUh torcu bj General Gamelln, Commander-in- Chief of Un AUied forcei on tin Weitern Front: ' "Soldien ot the BritUh Empln end particularly you who ire lerv Ing In France under Lord Gort lud you ytry wirm Chrlstmi greetings from your comradu tin French armlet. "ThU feitlvil standi for tht fu ture, ud our effort ln UiU war 1 creating the future. That futun wlU be what we all meu lt to bf for the courage ot our men it un conquerable." INTERNMENT CAMPS TO HAVE MARKED DRESS OTTAWA, Dec. 84 (CP)-Offl- ciaU ln -charge ot the internment of enemy aliens utd Stturdiy thit clothing with distinctive mirkingt would be provided thote held In Internment camps u soon u possible. However, the clothing will ln no wty resemble priion gtrmtnU. It will hive i light-colored stripe down tin trouser leg tnd l circle ln the ctntrt of tht btck. WILLEY, MISS WINUW "GREATLY IMPROVED" Aliu WlUty ud Mlu Jemnette Wlnliw, who wert lniurtd Thundiy, when their cir itruck a rock will on tht Granite Rotd, wtrt reported Sundiy to bt "greatly Im- £ roved." They art in Kooteniy ikt General Hospital. Mr. Willey iuffered i Mvere fracture of the .ikull ind i fractured coUir bont, while Mlu Winlaw iuffered cuU ind brulm ibout the head and back injuria. vocal toloi. "I Hetrd t Forut Pray- " ud "Whu I Hivt Sung My Ing," Songi" by Mr. Stringer: voctl M- lectloni, "See Amid the Winter Snow," with Jimu Creech, Joieph Staple, Arthur Towmend ind Fred Moffitt taking tolo parti, ud "Cirol, Swettly Cirol," with Fred MoMitt taking i tolo ptrt by St Siviour't Boyi' Choir; voctl mIoi, Pietro Yon'i "Tht Infut Jeiui" by Mn. Minden, with both orgu ud violin iccompulment; orgu tolo, StulU' "A Christmu Putasy." 8 NAZI FRONTIER MIN ■URIED BY LANDSLIDE BASEL, Swltaerlud, Dec. 24 — (AP).—Xlght worktn ot i Germin frontier Ubor corpi were buried under t ludilldt yuterdty putt to thi rur of the Rhine River wtx front Thty hid beu itrengthenlng defence workt 'end tin ntw Btdu military motor highwiy. KM WUhlng All Our Cuitomtn tad Fritndi a VERY MERRY XMAS ud I HAPPY NEW YEAR VENETO GROCERY E. Sttnghtrlln -k _ MtJM>Mil--lii-W»Wit<-l ew>M»»s»MW*»«s>8e8seMe»»M»y ynwi We wlih to tike thli opportunity to ft thank our patrona for their support dur- » Ing 1939 ind wUh one tnd til I 8 Merry ChrUtmu ind Hippy New Yetr. Liberty Confectionery 8 Phont 373 63S Btktr It tomtetttmttsim-t-m^^ wwimwsWwmi Miwesrgieieeieieiiies<-awie»aw^ ^■■wwewiw'wwww'iwiWsWsWwigieiti '■m fyman* ferttttp To Our Many Friends and Customers Like ihipt upon tht tee ot lilt wt nil from yeer to yttr. Pleuant in the greetingi we exchinge tnd happy art tht tttociitlont we makt ln the porU ot goodwill ind frlendihlp. For the moit pleuant builneai relationship that we havt enjoyed with you, we wUh lo expreu our deepest tppreclitlon, extending to you our heartiest best wUhei for t Merry ChrUtmai and a Hippy and Proiper- out New Year. McDonald Jam Co., Limited Manufacturers of "Nelson" Brand Jimt tnd Jtlllts. it \\ ; i»> ■iai»r-j-*«iiiii<->i-MiiiMi»-tw 1 Greeting! and Cordial Cood WUhei for Your Chrlstmu tnd a Happy Ntw Yttr. W.M.Walker Itocks, Bondt, Insurance lMMMMMMMM_Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmj WUhlng evenront t Very Merry ChrUV mu ind Happlneis throughout the Year 1940. Central Truck and Equipment Co. F. Ftrtnholtx *r#tStXOmMWtt0M'/fMt*M*t- WltWW *&*.- WUhlng everyone e Merry ChrUtmu end t Bright tnd Hippy New Year. J. 0. Patenaude ^em-memnMiiiiii 'Merry ChrUtmu ind t " ' Hippy New Year. ; i Towler Fuel & Transfer • John Towler . ','_. 'iot&sstxtisis&ssssss&s&ttoimst: With belt wUhei for a Merry ChrUtmu i end t Bright tnd Hippy New Yeir. § R. Nolte gg<*-W«W«M**»WW»W_M**3«IIWWgW»^ 8 Here'i te a full meuure of Hipplnets g and Good Fortune for all Occidental Hotel And Maple Leaf Pirlort. H. Wisslek, Prop. 8 Wt extend heertlett wUhtt for a happy ChrUtmu Seison to ill our cuitomen ind friends, tnd we cordially invite your . continued patronage, M.t. Hlookoff -M*»».ll-^^ $f Greeting you with ilncere wUhei for a very Merry ChrUtmu and a Joyous , New Yetr. Glacier Lumber Co., Ltd. P. P. Hlookoff, Mgr. 577 Biktr M. Ntlion, B. C. g 'kS&Si*Si&liSS$SSCSSSSSS&tS#iy&S$SSSS&Si$ To our mtny fritndi throughout Nelton tnd DUtrlct we extend the Complimenti of tht Seuon. Chas. F. McHardy ■ Reil Eitate end Iniurance *>»»m^^tt»W««ii-Mail-esiiiiisiSiS«»iai»i--aBt' *e*w*w«»awsg_eittMateawiwawa*iiiit«ewgM»i tfmo»_&!&&)tl!*!^^ jfMM$MMMMM_*MMM^MMMMMMmMMMMMm9MfMlt WUhlng one tnd iH the CompllmenU of • the Seison. Avenue Service Station J. Rlngron ^weaeMewemjMgwwweMwaKeiasMM. WUhlng everyone t Very Mtrry Chriitmu end t Htppy tnd Protperout New Yetr. ■ •'■:,'.•''. The Home Furniture » 8 '9S_M_ffMMSm*MMWMMM&MMWMMHtiMtMilmt We extend but wUhei tor e Very Merry jf ChrUtmu end t Protperout New Yetr to ill. P. E. Poulin Co., Ltd. With sincere wishes tor t Very Merry ChrUtmu tnd t Hippy New Yttr to ill our frlendi and cuitomen. Fashion First Shop ..&a3_S-9t3K»atti . .^^aii^.,.;1.... jggl * mm- PAOJ *#-**'. -NILtON DAILY NIWI, NILION, B. C—MONOAY MORNINO. DI6. H, 1HI- ictcvcraectctcraeciccccctt^^ ROSSLAND-"THE GOLDEN CITY"-SAYS.... The Golden City wet the foundation of Kootenay's pretent day prosperity. From ltt mines came millions in copper and gold, from the energy end enterprise of Its citizens came the impetus to many a development In Southeastern B. C. It continues to be one of B. C'l important cities tnd one of Kooteney'i attractive residential centres. t wtnefeofKef—fee wet* THE ALLAN HOTEL R. BIELLI Comer Columbia Ave. and Washington St. Extend to All Their Friends Heartiest Wishes, For a Very ikrnj CljristmaB wwmaitiwiimrnriiT—■^-"^-^-■»->—.-—-».».-"-*a To All Our Friends Merry Christmas folks and may Cood Health, Happiness and Fortune be by your tide all through the coming year, THE COLUMBIA GARAGE Comer Columbli Ave. and Spokane St. Alfred Alrjo — Proprietor leeenesnesTtniteie-iiieeeeeeeifrwe *__:}: "•* Tl" " HENDERSON GARAGE Columbli Avenue it . Spokane Street Wishes Friends and Patrons Throughout the District a P. M. McKENZII — PROPRIETOR i»»*sOiai**>»ii»n»»»»WMi»»*»».>Mi»i»»w NM tiMiiiiaiiiM-»jiMii»fc.iiii-E-<^^ M_jwe«e«.Mie-t>w*«MiMii*«'eieie« QltjrlBtmaa Sfo M To our many frlendi and customers we extend Heartiest Christmas Creetlngs and Best Wishes for thi Niw Yur RUSSELL JONES LIMITED FURNITURE AND HARDWARE Wuhington Stmt mMtMMJt_mm-mjtWmmmm*m1mmimm^^ 1U4VMJ (tottttp GJo M Wi wish to extend to you Chriitmu Greetings and Good Will, and iwiy boundless Holldiy Cheer be youn. KNIGHT'S GROCERY Columbia Avenue Thomas Knight — Proprietor To Our Friends And Patrons We desire to take this opportunity to thank our customers for thi business extended to ut and to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy , . .,..' New Year. Clarendon Cigar Store Columbia Avenue SAMUEL PATTERSON ' GEORGE HUNTER i»»i»iMiiieiMiiiM»M»e>ii»iM»ii>.'^^ , i|ieieiwewiw*e>s>>iiewiwp»weeeewMstst»i»ww| Nacaratto's Pool Room Washington St. at Pint Avi. Wishes Everyone Throughout the Kootenay District the Compliments of the Season PRANK NACARATTO — PROPRIETOR iei.eai»»i.*>oi*tieiWtiiti>ieiiii>»i-iisieiiiei»eiet.iii»w__^^ Fori ialfW (Elptatmaa To our many friends and customers —It is with pleasure that we extend to each and every one of you our wish for a very happy Yuietide ' Season McTeer's Furniture & Hardware Columbia Avenue and Queen St. K. GORDON McTEER — Proprietor lMa__iaM_-l_MMM_|MlM-W.M^ IsWWWWWWWWW ANTON HUBNER. Proprietor To all our friends throughout the District we extend our Sincere Wishes for a very Poolroom Stinson ind Strawbridge Proprietors Our entire personnel join in wishing you ■•'■'■'. a very fcnj tiUpriatatas And bountiful Good Cheer in the days to come Me-l_E.t__Ml«ae.t.lHM.»_t-W^ hMMMJ-~.WtWI-**^**9*t*^^ m*i-»9M*w*tMMt*M*mm**M^^ SILVER m WW-WMMtMlMiMri *J»™%*.~ v Ua All C+4RI8TMA8 Here's to a full measure of Happi- X; ness and Good Fortune to All. Gordon McLaren D.C. Chiropractor Pilmer Graduate ».M»iiiiiteiiii-iliiiiiii-iiw-»ii-*iii«»Mii-e-*iiiB»i M*t e.eeiewwgwwtiiiei.riii'.weMW.ew QHjnatmaa ' And Best Wishes for a Marie's Ladies Wear J. F. and M. Cooper—Proprietors • 1 etwtwwwuwwsTwwuiwenw ' - ' Rossland Carpenter Shop Fint Ave. at Washington J. B. CAM0ZZI—Prop. Wishing All Rosslanders The Compliments of the Season eie>ww>iitn«e»eiei«itit.tnns»t'w>eM|i<>iM>B<-Me-i .iwiiiwiewiewieisWsiiwiiiiwwMseeMsiiiieiw Miners and Prospectors Wherever You May Be I WISH YOU THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON AND A LUCKY STRIKE IN THE COMING YEAR HAROLD S. ELMES Provinciil Asseyir and Chemist Minis Representative P. 0. BOX 1212 ROSSLAND. B. C. slll»»->»M<»Ml»lll»l'»sW»^ wwwwi i iiii e vMmi To All Our Friends May Your , Be most enjoyable and your New Year filled with Happiness DAVIES TRANSFER Best Wishes for a From Your Rossland Dtlly Newi g- Corrispondint Kay Lowden •K^SMm^r^^ — SPORTS —NELION OAIL9 NEWI, NILION, B. C-MONDAY MORNINO, DEC. IS. 1ISI- Jimmy Orlando, Detroit Rod Wing Defenceman, Only N. H. I. Italian Footballer and Thespian Jamil Gtorgeton irrived In Rosslind In 18S7 md immedlitely Joined the Rostland football team. In addition to taking an Interest In iportlng tctlvltiei, Mr. George- eon it t member of the Rosilind Theoplin Club. — Dally Ntwi Photo. Vancouver Beats Portland 2 loi fORTUm. Ore, Dee. U (AP). —Tht Vincouver Lloni held a two- feme leed In tht Piclflc Coast Hockey Ltagut on t M victory ever tne PortUnd Bucktrooi today. - The gamt, fut tnd detn, wu pliyed in four lS-mlnute periodi with two minutei rett on the ice between qutrttn, lniteid of the usuil thret 20-minute periodi and' 10-minute intennUiiont. Pant applauded the ntw plan, a nttr return to dtyt when hockey wu pltytd In t tlnglt JO- minute period. Pint period: No scoring. Penalties; Ouelette, Pusie. Second period: 1, Vtncouvtr, Ctlm (Lennon) 0:41; 1, Portland, 'ebster (Holmei, Ouelette) 11:40. Pemltlei: Film. Third period: J. Vtneeuver, Rltn- etid (Lennon, Palm) 14:11. Penaltlei: Adams. Fourth period: No icorlng. PentlUet: Ptlm, Ouellette (1), LONDON, Dte. M (CP CtMe)- fnglilh Rugby union matchei played Saturday resulted u followi: Abtravon 8, Swuues Univtn- My U Srlgend •, Newport 1 rittol 11, Clifton 0 Coventry (.Kenilwortlt I Stroud 11, Gloucester 1 Torquay I, Exeter 1 Ptnarth 1 Ctrdlg 26 Piratts Release Blanton, Juelich KTTSBUROH. Dee. 24 (AP). - Preiident Ws E. Bemwanger announced tonight the Pittiburgh Pi* ratei Baseball Club hat releued Pitcher Cy Blanton and Jack Jue. Itch, reserve Infielder, to Syracuie ef the IntennMionil League. , The two wire part of the pur. diue price for Johnny Gee, the six- foot, nine-inch lefthtnder who coit tbe National League Pirates $75,000 eash and four playen, Two mort Piratei will go to Syracuie later. Kicew^^wpecf Wishing all our customers and friends a very Merry Christmas Anda Happy New Year 77 TAXI Angui Cimpbill •oh Rtlittrer Makes the Grade in His Second Attempt WhUt tthlttet of Italian diteint trt performing irilliantly, and ln Increasing numbers, ln practically every sport, notably ln bueball, football, and boxing, tht number tble to makt the gradt Into National Hockey League ranki is imtll. *»ut ont tuch ithlete now appean to be a fixture. Back ln the National League for hU itcond bid to hold down t defence position with Detroit'! Red Wings, Jimmy Orlando, Montreal-born Italian bids ftlr to be ont of the hard-checking retr guards ot major hockty. and tht only Italian In tht milor Uague. Orlando wu called up to bolster the Wings' rearguird ln 1M7, after ona ytar with the PltUburgh ttam. Afttr pliylng moit of the 1937 leaion under Manager Jack Adams be wu tint back when the regular defence men recovered from Injurlei, ■ORN IN ITALY Born ln Italy, but raised ln Montreal, he learned hockey tht bird wty on tht outdoor rlnkt One htd to be tough to remain ln tht gamt. But Signor Orlindo "hu whit it tikea" wht lt comei to twipplng body chtckt with opponent!—tnd punchei too sometimes. Per by pie- ferenct he U a boxer, and doei his pre-season training ln boxing gymnulumi. Orlindo'i pity refltcU this. He U t vlgoroui tnd turleti body-chtcker, of the old-fubioned ichool, fairly rtveU tn heavy going, tnd will givt Red Wings the hetvleit body-bumper tht club has had since "Bucko' McDonald was mowing 'tin down. After graduating from outdoor tompany Orlando playtd with Bons ot Italy and with Victoria Juniors ln Montrul than moved to tenlor company with Canadlem of the Senior Group. From tht unior tmiteur loop tht ion of Italy want to Syneuit ln the mlnon to terve hU tpprentlctthlp. And he letrned tht '"trade" getting the call' from Adtmt who winted lomeont to "tttp Into" attacking forwirdi/ Jlmmy'i fither tnd mother, Mr. tnd Mn. Domlnlo Orlindo, rilsid i ltrgt ftmily tnd tnothtr ion, Jost, now II yttrt of agt, ll playing In minor ranki. Jlmmy'i tctual ittrt la hockty U recilled by fither. It wu twelve yeen tgo, Jlmmy'i fither then owned a fiih tnd chip store in Montretl't West-end. Jimmy wu tht ihop keeper1! "fint lieutenant" and on one particular night he wu told he had to look after the ihop. But Jimmy wasted to play hockey, He bunt into Man when ht was told ha could not Join tile tetm-mttei In in outdoor rink fixture. Up till that time Pa Orlando had paid little attention to Jimmy and hU hockey. But when ht uw hU ton bretk down it tht refuitl et his requeit for leive to pity hockey, he give ln. From then on Pt Orltndo hit bttn Jimmy's strongest supporter. In tht off msons Orlindo plan baseball with the Soni of Italy team and toftball with tht National Hockey Leagua All Bttn. Jlmmy'i father tttributet his ton'i tblllty to itand up and trtdt body checks to the ltrge size tteaks ht hu t Uking for. Jimmy wti bom on Ftbrutry 22,1915, Hawks Are Dubbed the Dead End Kids Cotch Ptul Thompton hu to much new tnd young talent on hit Chicago Black Hawk National Hockey Lsague club, and the team battlei with io much fire ind persistence, that Chicago writers havt dubbed the team 'The Deid End Kldl." When they recently played two gimei ln two nighti igalnst Toronto Maple Leafs, both ot which went overtime, a wag changed tht K" ruing to "The Week End Kidi" ul Thompton recently Mid ot tht teem; "I think we've got the mott promUIng bunch of youngiteri tht club has had in yean. They'll keep getting bitter u the ituon gou on." REMEMBER WHEN? By Tht Ctntditn Prttt A ChrUtmu Day btttlt between heavyweight Jtck Johnion nd Canada'i Tommy Burnt wu broken up by 'police tn Sydney, Austnlii, 31 yetri ego todty, when tht big negro't punchei threatened to be too much tor Burni. Two yein Uter Johnion wrested tht cham. ?iionthip crown from Jimu J, Jet- rlu it Reno, Nevtdl, to become tht flnt negro tltleholder. TO ALL OUR CANADIAN FRIENDS We Extend Compliments oftheSeason S BiU and Harry Ulrich WALES WINS RUGBY LONDON, Dec. 24 (CP Cible)- Wales defeated England lt-1 in an International professional rugby match played at Bndford Saturday. The teaihs wert drtwn from playen ln the EnglUh Rugby League, fifteen thouiand specie, ton iaw the contest and nte re, ceipU will be handtd to tht Red Cross. In exhibition mitchu Broughton Rangert won 8-2 tt Leigh ind Halifax defeated Rochdale Horneti 10-7 on the Utter1! ground. * Bonners Ferry Hoopers Defeat Creston Team CRESTON, B. C.-The dullest basketball Creston hu had thU year wu on dUplty Thunday when Bonnen Ferry, ldt. High School iquad worked out a 40-22 win over Cretton High it tht Khool tuditorium. Tht Bonnen fint itring wu Impressive, uiuilly connecting on moit of their long range shoU, tlthdugh not outstanding on converting peniltiet. Blackburn with U wu the leading icorer. Cretton lost WlghtmtQ oo peniltiet befort the fint hilf wu ended and hU absence crippled the defense. Although not figuring ln the •coring Rota wu much In evidence all night Hipwell wu u reliable u tver, registering eight points. Cooper got t. It wu tn off night for Sinclair who had only four. The referee *et AUiu Speen. Teama: Bonnen Terry: Blackburn, Oured, Chandler, Mlnton, Pace, Luct, Thomion, Fitipttrlck, Sachman, Am an. Cretton—Hipwell, Cooper, Wight, mtnn, Sinclair, Bell Lowther, Rota. The Co-Edi end Grads, two local High School qulnti, provided the curtain raiser, with the former getting e turprlse win 19-16. The squadi Wrri evenly mitched, the htlf time showing itinding 12-11 in Co-Edi favor. Ruby Palmer led the losen In icorlng with nine poinU, ind Isobel Hagen wu topi for Co- Edi with fivt. Tetms; Co-Eds—Thelma Johnion, Uobel Hagen, Mtrion Staples. Loulie Butterfield, Either Ottendorf, Norma Bundy, Grtdt-JSthtl Hendren, Iiobel Bey, Audrey Cooper, Loulte Hire, Ruby Pilmtr, Thtlma Lowther. E. Hipwell tnd Bud Wlghtmtnn refereed and tha High School electrle icore boird wu uied tor the first time. There wu qultt a numbtr from Bonnen Ferry, tht Idthoan'i High girU bringing along their cheer •quad. Selection! were given by the High School band under Bandmu- ter John Barrigan. GARCIA KNOCKS OUT GLENN LEE MANILA, Dte. 24 (AP).-Cefer- lno Garcia tuccesafully defended hU middleweight title by knocking out Glenn Lee of Nebraska ln the 19th round of their icheduled 15- round bout here lut nlghL The Filipino tighter outpunched and outmanoeuvred the game Lee most of the wty, then dropped him tor the count In tht llth. The Ne- braakan aat slated on the canvu as Jack Dempiey counted htm out t second befort the bell would havt ended the round, Tht chimpion weighed 192. Four poundi less than Lee, A crowd ettlmated tt more, then 90,000 remained for the last bit of action deipite a fairly heavy rain that fell throughout tha fight Sporti writan agree L*« put up l gama battle but wu clearly outclassed. The Aasooiated Press icore card gave Garcia 12 roundi, with the firat even. . ■ , Millionaires Gain a Draw With Goofers in Bowling by Handicap The fellowi who worked out the varloui handicaps for tht Gelinai Bowling Club City tournament before the competition got undtr way apparently kntw exictly whtt they wert doing. Earlttr latt week the margin ot victory ln t three- game match wat 20 pint, tnd thin Friday night after the handicap wai worked Into tht figurei, the Gas, Houie Goofen uid the Mlllionairei wert all iquare et 2422 pins each. Millionalru wtrt givtn tht benefit of 185 pint, whleh proved Juit enough to five them en even bretk. ' Scoru wtre: MILLIONAIMIl fill. C. RobtrUon ... 141 1T( 162 490 W. Anderson .... 193 170 190 542 J, Andenon .... M 169 144.429 F. MUurici 115 155 121 291 A. Orodtkl ....... 120 1» 147 288 Totoli __ ,__._ 706 775 754 2237 Handlcao - » 18" Grand Total .,-.„-, 2422 QAS HOUM GOOFERS! Ttlt. J, Himson 143 170 112 528 T. Romino Ill 193 156 488 Len Bicknell .. 121 140 142 402 Lefty Mydantki 139 206 147 402 Louie Aurello . 181 193 164 510 RECREATION PARLORS 0 415 Main Aea. . Spokane. Wash. Totali - W6 913 322 2422 SeodeUaro Now Best Among Goal Keepers Troll Smoke Etten* first itring goalie, Duke SeodeUaro, U now ihowlng the way tor Weit Kootenay Hockey Laigue goaliet with a record ot only teven goili icored upon him in tlx gimu. Thtt givet him tn average et 1,17 goiU a nme, snd dltplicet Jesst Seiby of Nelson 11 tht top mtn. Scodelliro aUo itlll rtnkt topi ln ihutouU hiving secured the only two ihutouU in tnt letgue to dtte. Setby followi him in efficiency with tn average of two goaU a gamt. He hit been icored upon 10 umu ln flvt gtrnet. Ken Campbell of Kimberley hu two goaU igilnit him In tht Dynimttan iota itart Dick Burgus of Ntlion ll next with 11 gotlt In flvt gamei for an average of three goaU; than Dave Buchanan of Trail with 11 goaU in thret gamu for an average of 3.87; and finally Frank McCool of Goniegi with 46 goali ln eight gamei lor an average of 5.79. Like Old Man River, Judge landis ■ Ukely to Keep Going on In Ball IRISH FOOTBALL STANDINGS BELFAST. Dec. 24 (CP-Cablt)- IrUh Football Leagut itandingi, including gamei played on Saturday follows: P WL D Glenavon ... 7 6 0 1 CelUc -._ T 5 8 3 Portadown _ 7 5 0 Glentoran _ 7 5 2 Ballymena ..732 Linfield .._ 7 3 3 Ards 7 3 3 Bangor — 7 3 3 Derry City _ 7 3 4 Coleraine ..734 Newry Ta. 1 I t DUtlllery ..711 Ltrnt 8 16 Cllftonvl .... 8 0 7 3 22 16 8 1 16 13 7 APU 11 13 20 5 12 34 8 12 24 16 10 22 16 , 16 13 1 18 17 1 16 20 0 30 17 0 15 23 1 6 11 1 13 18 1 8 32 1 I 38 OLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL LONDON, Dec. 34 (CP Ctblrt- Football games played In the United Kingdom Saturday resulted u followi: •OUTH A Charlton 0 Anentl 0 (Abtndoned tfter 30 minutes.) Cltpton 2, Watford 1 Crystal P-West Ham postponed Norwich 2, MUlwiU 6 (abandoned atter 50 minutes.) Tottenham 3, Southend 4 (abtndoned tfter 60 minutei,) SOUTH • , Aldenhot 5, Brighton 1 Bournemouth 3. Southampton t Chelsea 3, Brentford 4 (abandoned after 65 minutes.) Portsmouth 3, Fulham I Queen'i Ptrk-Retding pottponed MIDLAND Covin try 0, Lttcuter 1 Luton-Blrmlngham postponed WtUall 3, Wolverhampton 1 W. Bromwlch 4, Northmpton 1 , NORTHWUT Accrlngton 3, Bury 5 Bolton 2, Southport 1 Bumley I, Blackpool 1 • CarlUle 1, Blackburn 2 Oldham 4, Rochdale 3 Preston 3, Barrow 2 WMT Chester 8, Stockport 1 Crewi 1, Manchester C 3 Liverpool 6, N Brighton 3 ' - . Menchitr V 5, Wrexham 1 Port Vale-Stoke unpltytd Tranmere 2, Everton 8 IAIT MIDLANDS Btrniley 4, Grimsby 1 Notu C-NotU F postponed Sheffield W 3, Mansfield 0, 8OUTHWE8T Brlitol R 3, Torquay 3 Newport 2, Swmset 2 Plymouth 6, Cardiff 2 Swindon 7, BrUtol C 3 NORTHEAST Bradford C-Bradford unpltytd Darlington 0, Huddertfld 4 ' Halifax I Newcaitle 4 trtlepool-York City unpltytd Leeds 3, Middletbro 1 WEST Albion 3, Morton 1 Clydt 2, Queen of S 3 Dumbtrton 1, Celtic 5 Hamilton 2, Rangen 0 Kilmarnock 2, Queens Pk 1 Partick 1, Motherwell 1 St, Mirran 3, Airdrle i Third Lantrk 1, Ayr 1 Aberdeen 5, st Johniton 1 Cowdenbeath 2, Htutl 3 Dundee U 1, Raith 1 Dunfermline 4, Arbrth 0 Hiberntent 3, Allot 0 Kings Pk 2, East Fife 3 Bt Bernardi 1, Ftlklrk 3 Stanhimuir 0, Dundee 3. Rangerslose LONDON, Dec. 24 (CP Cable)- Leaden In Britiih wirtlmi toccer, Gltsgow Rangert had thtir colon lowered yesterdiy tor tht first time tlnct regionil competition itarted Oct 21. Tht Light Bluet, tfter nlm straight victories, wert defeited 3-0 by the Academicali tt Htmllton. Arsenil, pacemaklng tquid In the South "A" group for London tnd dUtrlct clubs, U now the only unbeaten tttm In tht United Kingdom, The Gunnen' mttch with Charlton wu abandoned after an hour'i play u were most games in the London area. Tha Crystal Palace-West Ham United gtmt wu postponed. Rangera Main top berth ln tht Scottish Wett section with an ample margin over Queen of thi South ud Falkirk itayed out ln tront ln the Eut divUlon through a 2-1 decUion over St. Berntrdt it Edinburgh. Other chmgei ln leidtnhlp occurred In the English Western tnd Northwestern leagues. In the former Everton, Manchester Ctty and Manchester United thtrt flnt place with 12 polnti, ont thetd of Stoke City wlio did not pity today, Bury and Preiton Nbrth End are Joint luden In the Northweit with 12 polnti. . Panther Midgets Lose 10-0 M.R.K.'s M.RK. Mldgeti held t icorlng bet tt tht expenil of the Pthther MidgeU Siturday morning, with the final icore 10-0 igiinst tht yel- low-sweitertd crew, BiU HolUnd tallied tour timet, tnd Rid Wuslck tnd Ian Currie twice each, BUI McMordle and John McGinn getting tht other counters. John Dunnett coUected three assiste, on Holland's flnt thret tallies, while Paul Hielscher ttt up the pity for McMordle'i goil McGinn'i thot made the net after caroming oft Defenceman Don Maddock, and the iicond of Currtt's gotU, which ctme iround the net from the reir, wu deflected in by Goilli John Firdut's skitt. Jtck Whlteheid, who wore tht padi tor M.R.K.'!, ttopptd Slinty of ihoU, for the Ptnthin, lough dearly mutered on the gtmt, hid their thtrt of tht pliy. John Ling refereed, Rlchey wis- tlck Judged the pity, and H. H. Currlt and A. N. Winlaw kept icore md clocked the pity reipectlvely. Movement to Unseat Him Fails at .' Last Meet .' By IRVING VAUGHAN Central Pries Cinidlin Sports Writer CHICAGO, III. - Thi recent hubbub raised by the Nitlonil Lwguira beciuse they filled In thtlr effort te slip Baieball Commiuioner K. M. Lindls Into 1 leg- lilttlvt straltjtckat may hava lounded u If tomt urt of wir wit tbout to ittrt bttwetn the 16 Mijor Lugut mtgnittt. Thtrt Its howtvtr, no ctUH for txelttmtnt. H lt U the purpoie of the Nitlonil Leigut .seemingly domintted at thU JUOGI LANDIS Ume by the St LouU, Clnelntti tnd Brooklyn Clubi, to heckle the Commissioner until he walks out on tha Job lt U entiUed to make the effort But tht mort tht heckling, the longer Landis may sit on tht throne to worry his new enemiet. At tor pushing him off the pedestal lt hardly tan be done, Ha itUl hu thit old agreement, ilgned by 13 dubt when he took office, thtt ht ctn ttick just ibout u long it he pltasei and that hii Judgment even If wrong, cin't be questioned, He oan even expel a League Pruident for Ufe. The firm iyttem tnd tht working igreement by which the majors juggle and retain holdi on pliyers It iuch ■ complicated process that not even most of the Big League ownen undentend it But tome ot them have been slick enough tu devise wayi ln which, contrary to ethics, thty have rounded up en extensive layout of youthful players. Landis hts etught tome of the guilty ownen tnd undoubtedly will chastist a tew more, rulu or no rulei. It U euy to figurt out why the Minor League's Association voted for tht amendmtnte which tbt Nttiontl Leagut lupported and the American League and Landis voted down in tha Joint tession In Cincinnati. A HOUSE DIVIDED The crowd now dominating the National Leagut has such extensive Minor League affiliations that lt can laad the latter. And to proteet what lt controU in Uie Mlnon the NaUonal Leagua quite logically wanted to pass regulationi which would htvt forced LandU to make decisions stricUy according to rules Instead ot hit own Judgment Whtt Landis may do about making free agenti of baU playen ln the near future U what worrlei the chain store disciples. The chain store in Itself It needed.. It helpt to develop ball pltyen, beciuse the Interested Maion find them and pay the bill ln the Minora, if necessary, while Uie player it developing. In thli way the Mlnon are aided. But evUt have crept ln u already proved by the Commissioner's ln- vestigaUon and he has made decision!, maybe not itricUy iccording to the rules, but on the btslt of mlstreitment of playen, iuch as htndictpping their tdvtncement. Gray Creek Gunners Have Turkey Shoot GRAT CHEEK, B.C.-The Grey Creek tnd DUtrlct Rod md Gun Club hild ite innuil turkey ihoot at Gray Creek. "Weather condiUons were very fair considering the time of the year, and although the light wat oontinutlly changing, the standard of ihooting wu vtry high. The attendance at thU meeUng wu, better thm ever, vUlton coming trom u far u Nelion md Creston. A ltrge contingent' of both memben md vUlton ctme over from Crawford Bty, from which district about half of tht membership at Uie Club U drtwn. An exoollent lunch wu terved ln Gray Creek Hall to about 40 member! md guette. There were two ranges tn ute, oet for Uie itanding "free style" eventa, ind one for the prone position. Winnen of the Turkey thooti wtre: A.M.: 8:30-T. WelU, Gray Creek; 10:00 — F. Simpeon, U- Fnncei 10:3O—V. Jacobton, Crawford Bay; 11:00—D. White,. Crawford Bay; U:30-R. Fraier, Crawford Bty. P.M.: l:. SUB icripllon to tht Ntlton Daily Newt, Ph, 144, ClrcultUon Dept IF YOU HAVE OLD CLOTHING, footwetr or furniture to ipire, lease Ph. Stlvitlon Array, 618L. •traoy, r=wn DRIVE IN NOW FOR "WINTER proofing." 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To their many customers, and to all users of PURITY FLOUR , ' &l&.»^^^^^^^*g*& mm*** Winnipeg Wheat Recoups Losses WINNIPEG, Dec. M (CP) .-Etrly lessee ot almost • cent, promoted by weikness at Chicago, were mon than recovered near the finish ot Saturday's typical pre-holiday session on Winnipeg Grain Exchtnge Offerings dried up md it the close wheit futures prices were Vt—It cent higher, December it 84, May 87H-S ud July 88H-K. ReporU of moUture ln tecUoni ot the United Statu Winter wheat belt ud forecuta which promUed additional reliet to the dry Southwut generated light profit-taking ud evenlng-up operatloni which weakened pricu ln the initial ttages. Few ictuil transactions took place In the tree cuh wheat and coarse grain market Foreign Bonds Gain NIW YORK, Dec. 24 (AP).-For- elgn bondi ihowed itrength Saturday, Norwegian iuuu were chief fiiners, with the iVtt of K up ■bout 2, ind tht 4t of '83 mon than e point higher. u. S. treasuries marked up gains tunning to 13-32. METAL MARKETS MONTREAL, Dec. 24 (CP) - Bar gold ln BritUh and Canadian funds was quoted Saturday with tha London Gold Market remaining closed. The fixed »35 Washington price amounted 'o $30.90 in Canadian Spot: Copper, Electrolytic 12.30; tin. 6.25. lead 3.90; zinc 5.69, antimony 15.29. NEW YORK - Copper steady; electrolytic spot 12.90, export fu, N.Y, 12.60-12.65. Tin steady; spot and nearby 30.- 90, forward 48.00. Lead steady, tpot, New York, 5.50-5.55, Eut St. LouU 5.33. Zinc steidy, Eait St. LouU ipot ind forwird 6.00. Claims Go (.MAS. EDMONTON, Dec. 24 (CP)- E. G. Jones, of Fort Resolution. N.W. T, raid in i telegram received here Saturday that claims owned by himself and Tom Cassidy had been sold to the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company for $75,000 cuh tnd 10 ptr cent interest. The claims are in the Yellowknife Gold Field 175 air mllu North ot Edmonton. DIVIDENDS ZcllerU Ltd, preferred, 37tt centa. Canada Life Assunnce Company —NELSON DAILY NEWS. NELSON, B. C-MONDAY MORNINO. DEC. 28, 1»S» fort -PAOE PIPTtiN TORONTO MINIS! Afton Mlnu _________ Aldermac Copper ____... Anm Gold .._...__._____ Anglo-Huronian ________ Arntfleld Gold Astoria Rouyn Mlnu Aunor Gold .....____ Bagamac Rouyn Bankfield Gold . Base MetaU Mining Beattie Gold Minu Bidgood Kirkland _____ Big Missouri ...........__-_ Bobjo Minu ......____. Bralorne Minu ..___—_- Buffalo Ankerite . ..__. Bunker Hill Extenilon _' Canadian Malartlc ____ Cariboo Gold Quarti —_ Cutle-Trethewey _-_ Centnl Patricia ____ Chibougamau ■ Chromium M Ic S .....__.__ Cout Copper Coniaurum Mlnu _____ Comolldated M St S Dome Minn Dorval-SUcoe ______ East Malartic Eldorado Gold Falconbridge Nickel ___ Federal Kirkland _____ Francoeur Gold Gilliu Ltke ....—, God'i Ukt Gold Gold Belt Gnndoro Minet Gunnir Gold STOCK QUOTATIONS I Leitch Gold ] Lebel Oro Mlnu ____ Little Long Lie Macassa Mlnu MacLeod Cockshutt Hard Rock Gold Harker Gold Hollinger Howey Gold Hudson Bay M It S International Nickel J-M Consolidated Jick Wiitt — Jacola Gold __ Kerr-Addison KlrkUnd Lakt _ Lakt Shore Mlnu . Lamaque Contact . sm SS .04 if, 2.30 .00 .03 2.29 .US". .20'« 3S 1.05 .13 .131. .08 Vi 11.25 8.00 sa-. .75 2.12 .65". 2.43 .12 .33 1.73 1.70 47.23 28.73 .OS's. 3.03 1.00 3.90 A03*A M MVt .84 .23 .03"* .49 Vt 1.30 SbVt 14.79 39 31.29 45.30 saw 21V, .03*. 2.43 1.43 27.73 7.00 Madsen Red Lake GoM .... Mandy .'„ Mclntyre-Porcuplne __ McKenzie Red Like McVittie-Graham McWattera Gold Mining Corporation Moneta Porcupine _____ Morris-Kirkltnd , u Nipissing Mining Norandt ._______. Normetal .. _________ O'Brien Gold ..______ Omega Gold Pamour Porcuplnt _____ Paymuter Cone ...,____ Pend Oreille _____ Perron Gold ...._____ Pickle Crow Gold ■ Pioneer Gold Premier Gold ...___ Powell Rouyn Gold ____ Preston East Dome _____ Quebec Gold . _____ Reeves MacDontld ___ Reno Gold Minu _____ Roche Long Lie .....____ San Antonio Gold _____ Shawkey Gold _____ Sheep Creek Gold _____ Sherrltt Gordon ,,, , SUcoe Gold ............___ Sladen Malartlc _..____ St Anthony ..... Sudbury Buin ...___ Sullivan Contolldited __ Sylvanite Teck-Hughu Gold Toburn Gold Minu Towtgmac Venturu _.. __ Waite Amulet .....-_ Wright Hargreavu Ymir Ytnkee Girl . OIL8: Ajax €^5 2b 2b 2b $1 2b 2b Liver sausage, lb. Pork Sausage. Ib . Spring chicken, lb. ... Breakfut Sausage, lb. Turkey, lb. Geese, lb Chicken, lb. _ . _ MUa _ .15 to . 2b io WINNIPEG CHAIN WINNIPEG, Dec. 24 (CP)Mlreln dote; High Low Clow DAIRY PRODUCE Butter, lb . .... Creim, pint . —— Goal cheese lb- brown - Cottage Cheue, lb. __ or 3 lb*. - New cheeie, Ib. . —_ Whlppmt cream, tt pint . Rutterrnllk. gallon ..__ Goat cheue, lb. white —- Crum cheese, lb. .....— CUT PLOWCRS Gladioli, bunch ______ 2 for . mm. Asters, bunch _...._-_-_ 2 for Jl te Marigolds, bunch .. —.....—, Everlasting flowers, bunch _ PLANTS Begoniu —_ __—'— Primulas ____. Lily of villey, dump Bleeding heart, each ..._— Tulip bulbs, dozen —_-_ SHRUBS. STC.S'"." Raspberry canes, dot, per 100 Grape bushel, ttch SS- SO Xt — M .40 VANCOUVER, Dec 24 ). - Shareholders of Dentonia Mlnu Ltd, at a spedal meeting Saturday ntified ■ detl whereby the company relU ita Interut in the Golden Puk property it Zeballoi. B. C on the Wett cout ot Vincouver Island, to Privateer Gold Minn Ltd. The price wu tet at $17,500 ot which $10,000 wu uied to piy otf i Dentonia bank loan which had been guaranteed by Privateer. The thareholden alao approved purchase ot 80 units ln the Grasshopper Syndicate, which owns claims on Grasshopper Mountain ln the Similkameen District. A cuh payment of $8500 was made today, and under the agreement, Dentonia will pty $1000 monthly until thf Durchase price ot $100,000 U paid. ThU will glvt Dentonit 40 per cent interest. Option providu tor Immeditte itart of work. Junior Golds Strong at Toronto TORONTO,' Dec. M (CP). - A strong mirket for tht junior gold stocks wound up the Pre-ChrUtmu trading period. The market will be closed Monday, ChrUtmu Day. Malartic Gold Fields, God'i Likt, Sladen, Mc Witters, Frtncoiur, Broulan tnd Naybob wera hlghtr by 1 to 8. Gains of 8 ihowed for lut Mr lartic, Kerr-Addison ind MacLeod- Cockshutt. Lake Short tnd Hollinger tdded minor fraction!. A loss of tt ihowed for Hudion Bay, Walte-Amulet at 7.78 wu up 9, Eldorado Improved a cent to 1,01. Homt tnd Calmont OIU firmed ■ few tnd Calgary and Edmonton wu otf 3. Other Issues remilned study. 84 87% 88H 41« SOtt Mtt 80% 31tt 80% 180 180 V. 180 180 V. 182tt 184% 182tt 184% 18214 183 182V« IBS Open WHIAT: Dec 83% 84% 82% May 87% 87% 86% July ..... 88 88% 87% OATS: Dee 41% 41% 41% May 39% 39%. 39% July 88% 38% 38% BARLEY: Dec 80% 50% 80% May 81% 81% 81% July 90% 90% 80% FLAX: Dec. _ May ... July .... RYE; Dec. _._. ' — — - May 77% 79% 78% July 76% 78% 78% CASH PRICES: WHEAT-No. 1 hard 84; No. I Nor. 84; No. 2 Nor. 82; No. 3 Nor. 77; No. 4 Nor. 79%; No. 8, 89%; No. i, 84%; feed 88%; No. 1 Garnet 73%; No. 2 Garnet 73%; No. 1 Durum 73%; No. 4 special *,3tt; No, 9 special 68%; No. 8 special 83%; No. 1 mixed 70%; track 83%. OATS-No. 2 C. W. 42; No. 3 C. W. Ex. 39%; No. 3 C. W. 38%; No. 1 feed Ex. 38%; No. 1 fud 38%; No. 2 feed 31%; 3 teed 29%; tnck 38%. BARLEY-No. 3 C. W. 49%; track 48%. FLAX-No. 1 C. W. 180%; No. 2 C. W. 176tt; No. 3 C. W. 134tt; No. 4 C. W. 194%; track 180%. RYE-No. 2 C. W. 76tt, 76% •»% 78% Sb to 2b DOW JONES AVERAGES 30 Induitriill . 20 raiU IB utilltlu-_. High 190.04 31.62 25.00 Low 149.40 31.48 24.84 Close 149.89 31.98 24.91 Chcnge up 21 up .14 off .04 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Inter Petroleum __-, 3tt 19tt Utt 42 % 108 XIV, 29 124% 18tt •6>i ,16% 8. 47% 20% 19% 88 lltt 'Wtt >15tt •n* 21% 101 ISKl INDUSTRIALS Alta Pte Grain .. Asaoc Tel it Tel —_ Bathurst F& PA. _ Canadian Bronte __ Can Bronze Pfd ....— Can Car It Fdy Pfd _ Can Celanese ......... Cm CeUneu Pfd Ctn North Powtr Ctn Steamship .... Can Steamship Pfd Coekihutt Plow _ Con Min te Smelting Dominion Coal Pfd... Dom Steel Ic Coal...., Dominion Textilt _ Dryden Piper Foundation C of C Gatineau Power' .,... Gurd Charlu Howird Smith Piper H Smith Paper Pfd _ Imperial Oil _; filter Nickel of Can _, Lake of the Woodi _ McColl Frontente ._ National Brew Ltd ._ Nat Brew Pfd Ogilvie Flour New _ Price Brot —___ Quebec Power _..__ Shawnlgtn W te P _. St. Lawrence Corp _ St Law Corp Pfd __ South Ctn Power _. Steel of Can Pfd __ Wutern-Grocen __ BANKS - Commerct _____ Dominion __._.__ Imperiil _.....——_-.. Montreal ..,_____ Novt Scotli Royil 23 46tt 28% ■ » $7tt 42 82% 22% ,18% 24 8% 19% 14 83 90 Toronto . 188 .209 .218 .200 .311 . 170 .267% QUOTATIONS ON WALL STREET AmerlcanCin « Amer Fof-Power Am Smelt It Ref Amer Telephone Ain Tobaoco Anaconda Baldwin Bait It Ohio Bendix Av Beth Steel Borden • IO the Christma$ greetings . and good wishe$ of the Presi- . dent, General Manager and Staff of Imperial Bank ef i Canada at Head Office, Toronto, the manager and staff of thit branch add their personal greetings to all friends of the bank iri this locality, and extend to them personally the good old wisht "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year." m IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA W, R. GRUBBE MANAOCH NILSON StANCH Canada Dry CanadUn Pacific Cerro De Paeco Chryiltr Comm Invut C Wright pfd Dupont Eutmtn Kodak General Electric General Foodi _ General Moton Goodrich Granby Grut Nor pfd Howe Sound .. Hudson Moton Internitlontl Nickel Inter Ttl tc Tel , Kenn Copper ........ Montgomery Wtrd. Nuh Motori New York Central. Packard Moton _ Penn R R ______ Phillips Pete , Pullman . Radio Corporation. Rem Rand -_ Safeway Storei ...... Shell Union S Cal Edison . Stan Oil of N J Texu Corporation __— Texu Gulf Sul Tlmken Roller _.—__._ Union Carbide Union OU of Cil -i United Aircraft Union Pacific ______ U S Rubber — U S Steel Warner Brothen ___ West Electric West Union —_ Woolworth 4 38% 84% 8% 18% 3 23% 40% 31% 9% 46% 12% 27% 44% 44% 32% 90% 87% 15% 46% »4tt 40% 67 Stt 4 88% 64% 6% 18% 3 ,. 23% 40% Sltt 8% 9% 48% 12% 27% 44% 44 32% 60% 87% 15% 46% ii 67% 3% ,To Build Beet Sugar Factory at Fort Garry WINNIPEO, Dec. U (CP)-Man- itoba Sugar Company, Ltd., officially announced that work will start next week ln constructing t bett lugir factory In Fort Garry, in the Southern tection ot Winni- ft U hoped tht plant, to eolt tround $1,000,000, will be In operation next'Fill with t capacity ot 1800 toni ot tugar a day. OfficiaU also said about $1,000,000 will be given firmen for sugar beeti next Fall , Cariboo Gold Gains VANCOUVER. Dec. 24 (CP) - Traden shunned the stock market on the-ihort session of Vancouver Exchinge Saturday and only t ftw ■htrei chtnged handi with pricu mostly unchtnged. Tramfen totalled 19,990 shares. The Exchange will be closed on Monday and Tuudty. '.' Cariboo Gold Quartz moved up three centa to 2.18 while Reno and {irlvateer each firmed at 94. Bra- ornt wu unchanged at 1.00 md other lenior goldi were quiet. Calmont Oil wu ont cent higher it 40 while Anacondi dipped Vt to 6. Remaining oiU were inactive. But metali wert qultt tnd unchanged. Nora Kalesnikoff Gets Suspended Sentence Selling Without Tags Canadian Mining Men Return From Finland NEW YORK, Dec. 34 (CP) - Three Canadian mining development experti arrived ln New York yesterday 23 dayi out from the FinnUh war zone, tnd hurried preparation! to get families back Into the Dominion for Christmas. They are Kearnt, Comtruction Engineer, W. Ibbotaon, Director of Construction, and W. L. Ennis Mint Superintendent, ill employeu ot the International Nickel Company Who left Copper Cliff, Ont, to tu. perviie development tnd comtruction of propertiei it Kolosjoki netr Salmajaervl in the Petaimo tret ot Finland, now disrupted territory In tht wtr between the country'i dt- fenders ind tht Sovltt irmy. Nont ww iny tlgn of wtr, either on Nov, 30 when the Russitnt Invaded Finland, or on tht elght-diy crossing from Bergen iboard tbt Norwegian liner Bergensfjord. Home Oil Down 2 CALGARY, Dec. 34 (CP)-Littlt enthusium and few price changei marked yeiterday'i pre-holiday session on Cilgiry Stock Exchinge, Tramfen totalled 6000 ihares. Home dropped two to 2.89, Lethbridge tdded % to 2 end Nttiontl Pete idvinced Vs. Consideration to Be Given Gold Mining in Tax Revision OTTAWA, Dtc. 24 (CP)- The Government will glvt full coniideration to tht vilue of tht gold mining Industry in wirtimt in tny proposed reviiion of tht profiU Thit, ln effect, wu tht word given representatives of gold mining, oomptnles, of Northern Ontario tnd Quebec ln in Interview with Hon. J. L. Rilston, MinUter of Fintnct, it became known todiy, ' Tht mining repruentitlvu met tht Mlnltter Thundiy tnd discussed tht problem of the wtrtimt excess profita tax on new mlnu ind other mlnu beginning to expand in production. The MinUter wai told by spokesmen for the compinles thit tilt system of. taxation establUhed 'at the wartime parliamentary iyttem in September worked unfairly igilnit gold mlnu which recently ctmt into production ini thou rttdy to product, ' - J, i ",i u • i '■ '. ' Montreal Traders in Holiday Mood 113% 114% 28% 28% 38% 38% Ytliow Truck 18% 18% VANCOUVER STOCK EXCHANGI MINES Big Mluourl _ Bralorne __— Bridge R Con _ Cariboo Gold _ Dentonit _ Fairview Amal Federal Gold — Golconda Gold Bait —_ Grandview Bid .19% 10.99 . .01% . 118 . .01% , .Oltt Gruil-Wihksne Hedley Mascot IndUn Minu ... Int C & C — Island Mount _____.; Koot Belle Lucky Jim —_-__ Mak Siccar Gold ™ McGillivray , . Minto Gold NicoU M le M _, Noble Five —____ Pend Oreille —— Pioneer Gold _ Por|er Idaho ........._. Premier Border _ Quatsino _____ Privateer _ ___ Red Hawk Gold Reeves-MacDonald Relief Arlington — Reno Gold _: Rufus Argenta Sally Mlnu ...—_- Salmon Gold ___* Sheep Creek —_. Silbak Premier ___ Silver Crest „,'... ■■ Taylor B R -__'_ Vidette Gold Wellington __ Whitewater — Ymir Y Girl .04- • .23 ,'.10 M • .48 .01 .26 .72 .02% .00% sOltt .02tt- ...01J4 i 2.20 2.13 .02tt Wtt .02% sa. .11 .98 JOS ; .04. 1.21 Ul JOOH .03 .04% .01 .03% -04% Aik .14%. 11.28 -OS 2.20 .02 .02 SOft - sn 2b .12 ■ .02% St. 1 St .90 .78 .03 m 23 .02 OILS APCon — Anaconda . Anglo Ctn Baltac . BritUh Dom —; Brown Corp _ Cal It Ed _ Calmont ..____ Commonwulth _- Commoil - Dalhousie ___ Eut Crest — Firestone Pete. Foothills Extension mtk .03 .01 sa .94 .01 .33 .13%. .38%. .01 .08. 1.24 1,27 .01 .04 .04% .02 .04% j03!i Four Star. Pete Freehold Corp __ Hargal . Highwood Sarcee _ Home' .»_-,_. . MadUon Mar-Jon ...-_ McDougall-Segur ~ Mercury . .._._— Model -_— Monarch Royil ._*. Okalta Com _____-. Pacalta ..___. Prairie Royal — Royallte South End Pete _. Southwest Pete, United' .IT .18 .031 - .92 - B .« .16 3.17 .40 J3 - - » .48 - .08% .07% .72 V1 ,09% 2.19 .48 .18% 2.88 ' .0214 .03% .11. .08 .26 sn 1.18 .04% .18% .06 .08 .02% 2a 2.87 .03 fit. .08% 1.19 .09 West Flank __._.' INDUSTRIALS Brew Ic Dlst ....-,.,. Cap Est ._.„ Cout Brew ______ Neon Producta , Pacific Coyle _____ United Dist _. 4.00 1.79 1.29 8.50 .18 .39 36.60 .06% •8°- . Mttl j04 4.78 2.00 1.30 9.00 .23 West Piper 14.90 - Pleading guilty to marketing potatou, I regulated product, without having tags attached to the con- tainen u required by an Ordtr of the B. C. Interior Vegetable Marketing Board and contrary to Section 12 of the Natural Producti Marketing Act md Amending Acta, Nora Kalesnikoff received a ilx month'i suspended sentence when the appeared before WlUUm Brown, Police MigUtrate, in City Pollct Court Saturday. Information tor tho charge wu laid by A. H. Noakei, Marketing Board Inipector, Mn. Kalesnikoff, through in in- terpeter, Williim Parehenoff at Thrums, explained ihe htd not Undentood Mr. Noaku when he ordered tagt to bt put on htr produce before it wu marketed. She wu "eagerly willing" to comply with tht regulationi, tht itated. Miss Frances Moss Is Wed at Kimberfey • KIMBERLEY, B. C—On' Siturdiy, Dtc. 9th, tht marriage ot Marguerite Francu, itcond daughter of Mr, and Mri. E. Mou ot Kimberley, tnd Creelmtn Cox HtUlday, lecond ion of Mr. end the lttt Mrs. J. W. Halliday of Hopewell, Novt Scotia, wu lolemnized in the St. Andrewi . Preibyterltn Church on Saturday, December 9, 1939, witn the Rev. S. T. Galbraith officiating. ' The bride, who wu given away by her.father, entered the church to the itraini .of the "Wedding March," and. tht hymn, "O Perfect Love". "The Voice Thtt Breathed O'er Eden" wu sung by the con gregation while tht regUter wis slgnesL' - '. ..' * The brldt wore i gown of whltt crepe back utin with tulle veil tnd orange blossoms. Her shoes were white suede tnd she cirried i bouquet of dark red and cream roses. Miss Hilda Moss, younger lister of tht bride, wu bridesmaid in a gown of turquoise blue silk net and Uce over taffeta with a picture hat of pink silk net and velvet ribbon. Her bouquet was of pink rotu. Clifford Aikman supported the groom tnd Mr. Archibald wu or- ganUt for, the occasion. Following the ceremony e wedding supper wu served at the home ot the bride's parenti where moro than thirty guuta were present. Rev. Galbraith proposed the tout to the bride. i During the evening g reception wu held tttended by many friends ot the bride and groom. The young couple left later for Spokant on t honeymoon trip. The bride wore t grey tailored suit with green tccessories. On their return Mr. and Mn. Holliday will ruide ln Lower Blarchmont. COMMON STOCKS DROP OTTAWA, Dec. 24 (CP). - The Dominion Bureau of Statiitici rt. ported lta investon' price index for 99 common itocki dropped to 101 ln the week ended Dec. 21 from 101.8 the previoui week and 106.4 in tht ume week Uit yur. - Tht index for 88 IndustritU wu 164.9 igttntt 166.4 tnd 178.9, for 19 utilitiu 46.7 tgainst 43.9 tnd 43.2 tnd for eight binki 84.6 tgtinit 84.4 tnd74.2. Stock Exchange Closed Boxing Dcry , MONTREAL, Dec. 24 (CP) - Officials of tht itock exchtngt, the curb mtrket tnd the Ctntditn Commodity Exchanga decided to remain elated Dtc. 26, Boxing Diy, ln iddition to ChrUtmu. Moit banks, too, will observe the holidays. The announcement* came after tht city council decreed holldayi for Boxing Day and tht day ifter New Yeir'i—the fint tuch observance in civic hUtory. SLOCAN CITY SLOCAN CTTY, B.C.-iAt*endlng the funeral of R. L. Reynolds tl New Denver wert Mayor Peter Swan, W. E. Graham, Harold Russell Stephen Grant, William Clough, Waiter Clough, A. E. Slough, Tracy Cooper, K, O. Warner. P. Perry, Morley Jorinaon, and Willitm Hicki. Mn. J. Grahim and Mn. Riet of Perryi vliited town. Miu Marlon Leveque of Ltrdo vUlted her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. McNeUh, here a few dayi. Mr. and Mn. Thomu McNeish are remaining in Nelton tor a Umt to be nur their ton Murray, who U a patient in Kooteniy Lakt General Hospital. South Slocan South slocan, b. c - j. Gordon Cobb of Pickle Crow, Ontario, is vUiting hU pirenta. Mr. tnd Mrs. G. C, Cobb. Mr. ind Mn. Cobb ind Gordon Cobb will tpend tht ChfUtmts holldiyi with their son-ln-Uw ind daughter, Mr. ind Mn, 3, B. Tiylor at Vaneouver. Miss Margiret Nelly U tpending ChrUtmu with her brother tnd sister-in-law, Mr. and Mn. W, Nelly. Mr. and Mn. W. W. Bennett have returned from a vUit ln Spokane. Mn. J". Horn wu t Cutlegir vUitor. Mrs. Harry Nixon vUlted her parenU, Mr. end Mn. R. L. Quince of Robion. Mr. ind Mn. W. 3. Tlndile hive returned from a vUit it Sin Diego. CiL MONTREAL, Dec. 24 (CP). - Most stock market traden Stturdiy rutricted their aetivitlu to ticker- tape throwing In calibration of tin forthcoming nolidty—tin txchtnge win be closed Monday tnd Tuesdty. Nickel picked up l point whilt Dosco, Brazilian, Shawinigan, Howard Smith and St. Lawrence Corporation added fractloni. Slightly backward were Atbutot, St Liwrence Piper ptd. tod Ltke ot tbt Woodt. EXCHANGI MARKETS MONTREAL, Dae. 24 (CP).-Brlt- Uh and fortlgn exchtngt, nomlnil ratet betwun binki onlyi .'. Belgium, belgi, ,1890. Finland, flnmirk, 0208. - - France, franc, .024836. Japan, yen, .2609. United Statu, dolltr, 10-11 p. e. prem. (Compiltd by The Roytl Buk et Ctnidt), Cluing exchtngt rttu: At Montretl—Pound: Buying 4.43, lelllng 4.47; U. a dolltr: Buying 1.10, telling 1.11; franc 2.48%. At Ntw York-Pound 3.94%; Ct. ntdian dolltr ,88%; trine 2.23%. NEW YORK, Dec. 24 (AP).-Jor- elgn exchange traden today left firicti tor ludlng Europttn monlei ust ibout unchingid. Closing rttu, Grut Britain.la dollm, othen In centa: Great Britain, dtmand 8.93%;, Gnat Britain, ublu 3.94%; 60-day billi 3.90%; 90-diy bilU 3.88%; Cinida, Montreil ln New York 88.60: Cintdt, New York In Montretl 113.00; Belgium 16.87tt; Denmark 19.32; FlnUnd 1.90N; France 3.23%; Germany 40.28N, benevolent 17.60; Greect -73N; Hungary 17.60N; Italy 9.09; Netherlandi 93.10; Norwiy 22.72; Portugil 3.68N; Rumania -73N; Sweden 24.83; Switzerland 22.44; Argentina (official) 29.77; Argentina (free) 22.73; Braill (official) 6.09; Brazil (free) 9.10; Mexico 17.19N; Jtpan 23.49; Hong Kong -24.70; Shanghai 7.89; .Yugoilavia 2.39N. Ratei In ipot cables unlta otherwUt Indicated. N—Nomintl. Nafai-Michel Gun Club Has Shoot; Prizes al Dinner NATAL. B.C.-Tht Netal-Mlchel Rod and Gun Club staged t turkey shoot tnd banquet Dec, 17 with the turkey-shoot being held at the old hospital range at Natal, over 90 tak- Ing part In snoots. The banquet took place at Michel Hotel, some 130 members and wlvu attending. During the btnquet the shoot winnen wera announced along with winnen of the season's hnviest Kamloopi trout ind tht huvitst Cutthroat trout caught In tht East Kootenay witen. Jimu Terrion wu chiirmm while Robert Wlnstanley of Michel wu tout muter. Rev. Fither Downey of Michel opened the banquet with a blessing ind lUo replied to the tout to the King. Other tpukeri wen Gamt Wirdem Sincliir, Invermere; Washburn, Fernie; B, Rauch, Crinbrook; W. H. Cirtwright, Cruton; ind Fish Inipector J. Roblnion of Crinbrook. A vote of thinki wu given to Roy Ttbor of Mlchtl for hit tervicu during the turkey ihoot It wu tnnounced that tnt Mlchtl group known u Doc'i Shtrpahooten ranked third In B.C. and fifth ln tho Dominion while shooting in tht Do. minion Marksmen competition. A. Davey won a .22 rifle for tht best Individual aeon in B.C. Prltu wert •warded to: Turkey-ihoot, open, flnt G. Ventl, Michel; leconZ J. Hudik, Nital; third, S. Grocutt, Michel; fourth, E. Whalley, Michel.' Aggregate prist wu won by G, Venzl of Michel. Winnen ln tht high ctllbrt ihoot' were: Fint, L. Heycock, Michel; tecond, P. Lazaruk, Natal; -hird, S, Kuletki, Michel; fourth, A. Dtvey, Michel. Aggregate prize wu won by L. Heycock of Michel. Winnen ln tht .22 calibre shoot wert fir»g O. Venzi, Michel; tecond, A. Tortor- till, Natal. Aggregate priie wu von. by A. Davey of Michel. Gama War-a den Sinclair of Ivenmere won ititf fishermen's ihoot. Tht gold medsj for scoring the highest number oflrf polnta ln ill clessu went to Guy Venzi of Michel with e grand total of 188 pointa. A A illk icirf for tht lidlei tt the btnquit wu won by Mn. C. Billy of Nttal. Tht program wu u followi: Mrt; Rtv. Burnt of Natal, iolo: MUt Ali win Kozler of Michel, violin toloj . Wilfred Mlthuk, iolo: F. McVeieh, | solo; iccordion uid clarinet iolo ty, J. DeClara and S. GrU; accordiort iolo, J, DeClira tnd t tolo by Rev. Burnt. S. BouUtrldge locoroptntti) on tht pUno. Tht yurly prizu of tht memberi Mtching the huviut Kimloopi trout ind tht huviut Cutthroil trout went to veteran Steve Jtcko ot Nital with i five pound ottcqii and to Gtorge Whiting of the t_ Villey with a two pound citch lit' the witen ot tht Eut Kootenty dis- j trict, We wish all our fritndi ind Custpmeri the ', And the Best of Health and Prosperity for the . ' New Year. Tht Manager and Staff of tlie Canadian Bank of Commerce J, Rs MoLtnntn, Manager (Ntlton Branch) OTWsWtglsMsTeWWsWII'M^^ Best Wishes to Everyone for a- Uterrg Gtyrfeimaa mti. a The ROYAL BANK of Canada NELSON BRANCH S. A. MADDOCKS mwsweepeieie'eiewieiiiwiwuiwieiew TO ON* AND ALL MERRY CHRISTMAS From Wilfred, Alex and Roy L.C.M. Electroplating v^ (Externa ' To all my friends throughout the country, even unto mine enemies, those simple souls who show enmity to a prospector, confesses to the inferiority and lack of Intelligence and are more to be pitied than censured. G.E. 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SMYTH! neamtsemeiwunaaiwusinnieiee COMPLIMENTS of the Season HAIGH TRU-ART " • Beauty Salon ■_i_vi__rt__ri__pi__pivi__ri__n__7k__pt__pi__p MERRY CHRISTMAS Peebles Motors Btktr SL Llmlttd Phont 118 Drug Co. etisiSieitisitiSititii BRAMALL, Bnglind (CP). - With the evacuation of ichool children to thli Cheehlre village, a new lubject hn been idded to the- primary ichool curriculum. Toddlen trom Mancheater ire itudylng the quaint Tudor trchitecture of the hamlet VIC SEE GRAVES MASTER PLUMBER For all your needi In plumb- Ing repilrt, tlteritlont, and Installation, Ph. 818 SOI VICTORIA ST. To All Our Patrons We wish to extend our thanks for your patronage and may we wish one and alia City Drug Co. — SEE PACE NINE FOR NEWS OF DAY ANO OTHER Back Page Ads May we take the opportunity on this day of days to extend to you our best wishes for a very QtyriBtmaja ',.'■:'. ' ,,, •'*""• ■ • !'* '' amm.k" Tho Sugar Bowl Grocery H. Harding ' f; 'V; UU HUrrg (HljriBtma0 To each and every one of our many patrons, we truly appreciate' your friendship end patronage, and take pleesure In extending our Best Wishes at this festive season. Emory's Limited A.C. EMORY DANNY McKAY -■ DERRELL VARNER Store Closed Until Wednesday Qrenfell's Cafe SPECIAL HOME COOKED CHRISTMAS DINNER Whipping Cream PALM DAIRIES LIMITID i Today and Toes. MATINEE TODAY AT _:00 Complete tt 2:00-7:00 8:18 Pr|eet: 860-180 All Dty Best Wishes of the Season... Merry Xmas to One and All THE YEAR'S MOST CHILLARIOUS HIT.... WITH THE PERFECT FUN-AND-FRIOHT CAST airtWtf**5 ■■A0-'^ MNITA f'Ari 'Olllsi "ONEI ,r«n tYl I'l-A . J°M>H MOtV/Wo WAUY *rwin ■l»*0«.. CAllIM ^as1 .'-■' , —ADDED HIT— • ,. jane Withers In "Boy Friend" The Management and Staff of the Kootenay Breweries Ltd, Extend heartiest wishes to their friends throughout the Kootenay District for a '',"■ and a New Year filled with health,. .. ? . happiness and good cheer. ; ; v ; ft_R2lH5i_5ra»&_^^ **.m****m*am*imm*tu*wa ts.wesis«ee«essjwei^ejiessjyr^7*eper,j^^pevws^ssvissjwesivt^a,t^v^Fea^e^Fe The Management and Staff of the : NELSON • TRANSFER COMPANY LIMITED Chevrolet ond Oldsmobile Dealers Extend to their-many friendt and patront. through* f.,, out the district, heartiest greetings for *'. ■ . BUSINESS OFFICE John A. Ferguson-' Carl V. Ramsden Mirnaer Secretiry-Tretturtr Dave Proudfoot ' James W. Riley -, .. Accountant AuliUiit Aoeounttnt CAR SALES E.LINVILLE JACK MILLER ' MECHANICAL SHOP ; "Mickey" McEwen . ■Service Mtntgtr . Henry Tanneberg, Wally Davis, John DeGirolamo, Art Stone, Cecil Clarke, Bill Clarke, Dave Martens, Chas. Wanstall, Jack Bishop, Jeff Hartridge. BODY SHOF , WIN ALMSTROM | Foremen B.Fulton B. Kldd , ,'*•" - ■■ FARTS DEPARTMENT BEN MARTIN . ,.' ••" : TIRE DEPARTMENT Clarence Wilson, Mgr., Frank Bentley, LIVERY Charlie Swan Kingsley Fletk Clen Scribner Rudolph Olsen Bill Kurtz TY CULLEY Deptrtment Superintendent i * &__________.. ssmssssssM __