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J. .1,..., .. .\n~\\s$ *^r\ne's\n'Santa Claus\nBUSY IN KOOTENAY\n* See Page 5\nSe**, cop1-\/ ,,\n- m\nU\nCanadian Dollar\nVALUE SHOOTS UP\nSee Page 6 *\nVOL. 20\nNELSON, B.C., WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, 1021.\nNO. 206.\n355\nDispo\nv\nsition to Shelve Submarine Question; Japan and\nFrance Hold Out\nshantungTroblem\ntakes new aspect\nTokio Bans More Concessions; Four Power Pa<:t\nAgain in Discussion.\nWANHlN'aTON. Hoo. 27.\u2014 The sub-\ntiiitrliie controversy hun revealed ro\nwide il difference \u00ab' opiiiloii iiiniinif\nthe pdwei-a Unit the iii'iiiiimt.ni delegates lire seriously discussing :i plan\nto leave the whole question of iiux-\nllliiry warships tonnage to u later\nliiterniitliiiuil eond-iviice.\nHo Cur conslderotlon of the project Iiuh been enllroly Informal with\nconference lenileiii outwardly reflecting n hopo Uml lhe present negotiations muy yei bring Hi' mh-\nmnt'liio proliletii to n solution, in\nmnny quarters. liowcVcr. ther.. ure\nsigns of discouragement over the\nprospect nnd nn accompanying u.iul-\nency to examine enrifiilly Uie poesl-\nlillltlea of the postponement plan.\nCommit' '\"ropimnlM Likely\nln blithest fnlleil Slates official\ndroit* ll wna sold lodny lha; n\n,jjoncrele proposal for ii-futiii'e conference may be Inld before th\" nrim\ndelegates within n fow days. I'rcsl-\ndenl IIiii'iIIiik wim \"nld lo feel ll'.ut\nauch n eonfeivni.e would he n Ing-\nlent ilevelopnient of hla pulley of lll-\nternntlnnnl consultation and it Wna\nlnillcn'teil ihnl he lnul i-oiniuui'lcat -.1\nhln ili-nlrm lo the United Btntea dolo,\ngnljon.\nTonight ihe submarine langla up-\npiirontly wua ua for aa evoi- from a\nsettlement despite conference* lie-\ntween the other delegates uud lbe\nplenipotentiaries of .Iiipun nnd Franco\nthe two powern who ure holding out\n:.i;.ii-i i thu compromise proposal\nThe nnvnl iioniniltt'e. wlileh hai not\nmcl Klnce Saturday, will resume n*.\nmsslons loinortiiw. but nellher tbe\nFrench nor the Japanese expect to\nbe In n poal|lon to hiufllfy their oh-\nJcclloiis to this plan,\nSluilltllllg Mute Serious\nThe negotiations .ner Shantung\nnlso look on n more serious aspect\nilurlng the day. when Ihe Jupiinese.\nufter the receipt of fresh Instructions from Tokio, lei It be known\nthut Him' were nol prepared to inRKo\nany furtber ronci ssloni In Iheir ex-\nI'h.iiii:.'.: wllh lil*' ChltlM\n\u25a0 OYt p iho\nreturn ot tht* 'IV.n\u00ab-T\nin-T-'nutitii\niiillroail.\nThe '\"Miiese atrvmly lm\nv Hi -Inii il\nthey mrt uo no further\nlow mil a\nCOMl]'M.miMV '\"Ul Ll :illH'\noon>cit*no^\ntt< i*- .-'111 Is Imp\n* that tin1\nao it,\\m\\tm,.in.iv In- l.i-uuuhi t--Kithei.\nli .' the now four-|iuwi r I'n-\n.t-'-i Vctinty, ahu.nlv t'lgticd by llu-\n1 State*, Jlritnln. ;-r,.i.n-\n.ind Japan, got Kin!: lulu eonfor*\n* i tliscuTtHlun throutth n Muntsllun\n. nm .1: i , \u25a0: \u25a0 11 \u2022-: - \u25a0 ti!i:n :-V\" thnt the\nfour powers a*jrrw nut to apply thf\ntf*rmn of Ihf jMict to lh. iirlreipnl\ni-.i.ui'i.'. or tho JaptuitiB emphe.\nl'i;inct- Itilir \u00ab\u25a0\nWABHtNOTON- Dec 11.\u2014Tho in-\nj-ii-iiniMii-i of Hi-* French kovi-iii-\nII.' ni un the milimurlne quoiUon\nn-lirlli'i! lit U nil-CtlllK Of tin- Cabinet\ntuduy, were received toulKhi by the\n1'mich dflcgiitiun to the WuHhIngton conference, BJJd whllo thi'tr until ro Was not unnoticed, ll was ttalil\nin responsible circles after Al. 8nr-\nnuite, lu-nil ui tin- Uflogattori, ntul\nAdmiral th* Cnn .1 ri conferred with\nHeeroUiry liutfhes nt tho Kioto department, thut France wonhl not\naccept the United States' suffjrestlon\nfor her lo maintain the atatiit* quo\nin submarines.\nApprove* Dclcgu(f\u00bb' stuiiil\nl'AUIR. Dec. 27.\u2014The French cabinet, after consideration of the lub-\nmarlno quest Ion. hnn unreservedly\nnppi'uvi-il tho attitude of the Kn-n. h\ntlelogatlon In \\Vunhlnglon in firmly\nNtandlllg hy the flicurcs Trl 1)0,000\nion**, suys the -rcxcelslur toduy.\nChanges in Soviet May\nInduce United States to\nResume Trade Relations\nWASHINGTON, Ufa. 87,\u2014Changes\nIn Hovlet governmentul polleien ro-\ncent);* mttdf, ur Indicated iih In proM-\npecl, may >*-ventiml|y hrlng ahuut a\nresumption of trnde relation* between\ni;:.. \u25a0, i and the United Stntes, It was\npaid tuday nt tht- White House.\n :-* iagm* i'\t\nPRIDE OF THE JAPANESE NAVY\n\t\nHospital Attendant Confuses\nBed Numbers; Discover\nError at Funeral. ;\nNKW YORK. Uie. HT. -An attendant ln u Brooklyn hoMpltnl pleked up\na number plato that hnd full, n to the\nflinn* and plticed It on the wrong\nbed. The oecupnnl of the bed died\nnnd .lame\" CrtWilei*. i' painter, won\nInformed hln father had MAttWl nwny.\n('itiwiler bough* floral plecex and a\netisket nnd rented carriages for n\nI'mi.-i ti and expected a snd ChrUt-\nntt\nHis sister wits the i'irsl uf thoso\ntu paw* by the bier ul the fiiueml\nBon'lce, Hhf fnlni. m nntl In a mo-\nnintit* Cro*def dlseoverod the (lend\nman vu not his father,\nA tele phone \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0ill quickly brought\nIhe news thnt the father was Mill\nlive Toduy h0 w.i-' ie.-t.vcn.I und\nback torn *M Wi sbiianub ,\nLAKE CL\u00ab\n.\nGold Camp Active; Sales\nLively; Prices Double;\n\"Options taken.\nTIIK VAS. Man.. Dec. 27.\u2014Snow\nsinking-bf mining clalmw in the new\nISlhow 1 *nke gold eump, north of\nhere. Is the most nctive Mince the\nopening up of nurthorn Alaultobu\nas a mlnernl belt.\nThe action uf thc Ilollluger mine\nuf Porcupine In taking nn option\non thc Murray Hros. claima. Iiuh\nriiueed p\\'<*\\y prospector in thc district to head for lhe now cniup. .Snles\nof claims are numc-.cus uud the\nprlco hnn advanced from IfiOQ to\n11000. Ono Binali group of claims,\nHoven miles from the Hollftiger property, has been sold ,by a local man\nfor (.'.'inn cash, nml a hunker here\nwns handed $2700 for one claim, nnd\nthe nnle of nnother fur $2000 quite\na distance from the .Murray clulmu\nis reported. Most of this money\ncornet from Alum renl nnd Toronto\nInlet-cats.\nEXISTING PUBLIC\nSCHOOLS ARE FULL\nLONDON\", Dee. 27.\u2014(Canndiun\nI'roHH cubit*.)\u2014Ali exiting pit Mie\nsehots are full, according to Dr.'\n\\\\ 'imi. hcudmuster of Vurlburutigh\ncollege, who nnnoimced nt the nnnunl conference uf the Afsoclntluii\nof Vreparulury .Sehuls. if staff funds\nweio nvulhible lt wus prupottcd to\nfnuud a new public school.\nThe conference inst meted th\ncouncil t\u00ab\u00bb proceed with InvesticuilouH\nwith fl vh>w to realising the project.\nEntomologists Tell Scientist\nConvention of Need for\nInvestigation.\nTG-UONTO, Doo. J7.\u2014The wnr b.--\ntwei-ti mill) uud Insectu fur suprentuey\nuu utfth wus the subject of the\nprt-fldenllul address delivered to-\nnight at the formal opening of The\nTliii an nu ii I ni'-eting ul* thc Amerl-\nenn \\ ti t\"i tin' Advancement\nof HotehOO, by Dr. L *>. JfuwurdT\nchief of the burenu uf entomology of\nthe l.'pltcd '\u25a0\u2022'\u25a0\u25a0'\u2022\u25a0\u2022 - dcpiirlmcnt uf uff-\nrftuHiirt*.\nIncoming trnins brought scl.-utlsts\nfrom ull parts of the continent nnd\nnbout 1100 of the 20U0 expected\nwere present at the opening general\nm,\"-.I.m. iMOctlngM of nffltlutPd societies WW\u00ab held throughout the\nduy.\nInsect\". Hihl ibe speaker, challenged man's food supply, hit-y clothing und hla health.\n\"H Is difficult tn umh-istand.\" Mild\nthe speitker. \"the lung time con*\npunitive Indifference of the human\nspecies to the Imtcct dnnger. Men\nof sound laboratory (raining have\nfound thcmsclvpM able In Increasing\nnumbers, howover. to devote themselves to the study uf Insect lite\nwith the main end In \u2022 view of control oC. thoio forms Inimical to humanity, and loiluy tlm man In tho\nstreet teallies neither the number\nof trained men nntl Inslliutlons engaged In this work, nor,Die breadth\n\"We must g't down.\" he *ald. \"to\ngreut hlg fundamentals. This will\nInvolve the labors of i.n army of\npatient lavWtjtfMoi* nntl will occupy\n\"many >enrs, po\u00bb-.slbly ull I line lo\ncome. Hot Uu* problem In mnny\nof Us malnlfestutiunM Is u pressing\nand urtfent one. The work would\nInvolve the ilevclupm< ut or chemical\ntnennn of warfare; the production ot\ncfeoUVe Ihnoctlcldcs and synthetic *-\ngnnlc comiKiumU; tin- use of flumes,\nthe aeroplane uml olher meehanlcul\nmeasures; the study ur mMIM of\nnatural und biological eontrol.\"\nCIlOoOO Time for riimlng\ninning tho afternoon the entomologists mot In Joint- fysslon with\nlhe erob.gli :il SOClet}' of America.\nAi the Joint session, President .Inmes\nB, MeCullnugh uf the KnnsaK state\ntigrieuliuial college told of the kill-\nlug uff of whito grubs by plowing\nnt the proper time of the year. Within throo or four days afler tho\nspring change In soil temperulure,\nslated tho pflOakor. the white grubs\nappear above lhe plow line, where\nthey remain feeding un the roots of\npasture' nml fodder crops. Qfturint\nImmense Jousts. Af the full of the\nyeur, wllh the decrease lu soil temperatures, the grubs move downward to n depth of two feet, where\ntli-y remain fpr mho winter. They\n.n,,i,i I.. ,|. u-.ve.l by plowing dune\nni a time varying according to the\nn liipi-i.iinir. Of *h<- m>I1 In the pur-\nLATEST SUPERDREADNOUGHT MITSU\nNo wonder Japan wanted iu keep her. Socretaty Hugh-.-. I'nlted States, wi\nscraii heap, bul the .lapuncse were firmly oppuaed to this ami finally had their\nft-rencc.\nl' the Milsu euusigned lu thu\nuay at the disarmament cun-\nBring Public Pressure to\nBear for Ratification;\nHorsebreeders Support.\nDUBLIN. DOO, !>.\u2014Today was regarded In southern nml western Ireland uh the beginning of \"trueo\nweek,'' wBlch Ik to be devoted to\nbringing public pressure to hear In\nfnvor of the ratification uf the peace\ntreaty. An extensively signed petition from nil classes of his constituents bus been senl to Dr. l'ut-\nrlek MeOurtnn. former represcnlntlve\nof the Dull Kireann lu the Ignited\nHtates, Imploring him to actively\nsuppuft the treaty. Instead, as he has\nannounced, of merely nhstu Inlng\nfrupt cither voting fur nr ngalnst It.\nur agnlnst It.\nThe Irlhh Horsebreeders' ussuctn-\nllon nt the lA*oparilstown races today\nadopted u resolution which wlltSie\nsent to Ihe principal members nf the\nDai), strongly -supporting ratification\nof the treaty. The ivnMutlon says\nthnt under the new regime horse-\nbreed Ing In Ireland will become a\nmuch more important industry and\nopen new avenues for employment,\nBoland in Opposition.\nNKW YORK. Dec. 27 Harry J,\nIloland. \"Irish envuy\" io the fnlted\nHtates, and n member of the Dull\nElrtnnn, expressed nppoftllh to the\npeace agreement with Great Ilrltnln\nupon dcpurtlng toduy fo- Dublin to\ntake part lu the voting for ttcce],\nor rejection of the pacf. \u25a0\n\"As I lwve read It In press dlt-\npatches. I um unlnst It.\" he suld,\n\"hfcuufc. In my opinion, 11 >vill nut\nbring pNOO between Irelund .uid\nKngland.\n\"We nre usked by the oulh of allegiance in foreswear Irion citizenship uud I. for une, um not prcpurs.1\nlu do thut''\nSTEAMERARRIVALS\nMAHATMA GANDHI LIKELY TO SUCCEED\nTO SUPREME DICTATORSHIP ALL-INDIA\nCONGRESS, CHALLENGING WHOLE POLICY\nLONDON, Dec. 27.\u2014Thc Bombay i-ui-rcspoiident of thc\nLondon Times predicts that Mahatma Gandhi will succeed in\nthe present session of lhe Ahmedahabad congress in securing\ncomplete dictatorship, and that the congress will invest him\nwith leadership and dictatorial powers and control of the congress organization funds. He will employ these to extend non-\ncooperation, civil disobedience and non-payment of taxes with\nincreased vigor throughout India, deliberately challenging the\nwhole policy of the Indian government.\nGandhi professes delight at the governmunt s repressive\nmeasures, which, he is convinced, will disgust thc moderates\nand close the ranks of his adherents. The correspondent\nthinks that this aspect of thc situation is disquieting, for the\nconstitutional government machinery ia erected on the loyal\ncooperation ot,'*^ moderates in thc task of governing thc\ncountry.\nBerlin's Diamond Bourse\nDoes Enoromus Business\nin Precious Stone Traffic\nBDKL1N', Dtc. ':'.\u2014-Berlin's Uliunonil\nliiiurse. which waa calaibltshctl a year\niiKo to stabilise truffle In nrccloiiK\nstones, has done un cnortnous business, iici-oi-iliiie; to ti reiwi-t Issued today .\nAcroi'dlnK lo tlie report, two million Duteb .mill.In-. nnd fivo million\nFreneli fi-anes have passed through-\nthe ftelehsbank tn cover turnovers ol\nthe diamond bourse. l<*our times tills\nntfiount, snys the report, Ii.-ih passed\ntbrouffh other banks, the government\n1'iillcctliit! 200.000 marks on 111,000.-\n000 marks' worlh of business done by\nforeigners In eight weeks alone.\nFi\nLONDON. Dec. :!7. \u2014 Declaring that\nevidence nccumulalt'il of-the Drltlsb\ngovernment's dt-sire to open rolo*\ntlons with Uussln. the London Thm-**\nconfirm* Lho reports of Deoemher\n:'u tlmt Premier Uoyd Qeorgo hoo\nsugge-ded n live-power conference\nWhich repie.-riil illvtrs vt tttWlfl lllltl\nGermany wuuld bfl Invited lo attend.\ncurly lu January* H W- huwevi*!-.\nthnt tin- conferenco will nut moot\nuntil the end of l-Wn-uury, nt which\ntime it Is expeeied M. Tchiicherin.\n! the Uusslnu Soviet foreign minis)* r,\nund M. LttVlnoff will have vlslt.d\nLondon uml by tholr answers i\u201e\ni-trtulii tpiesiious will have prepared\nthc way for the presence of Bovtct\nrepresent nllv- s at Ihe conferemt*\nwhich Is lo be the successor of the\nabortive PrJnktpo conferonoe uf ifllfl.\nTin* meeting of Hrltlsh and French\nbusinessmen, wblch Is taking place\nIn I'aris during lho current week. It\nir* believed, will lend to an agreement on certain brond principles,\nOlympic, nt New Vurk trum South\numpion.\nUi Lorolnc\nHavrtv\nCrefic, nt (\nMu I tic, at\nYork.\nal .N'ew York from\nnun from New York,\nJ ver pool from .New\nReturns to Toronto After Unsuccessful Mission to Ottawa.\nTORONTO. Ifce. \u25a0\u2022'. lion. T. ,V.\nCroftf-, book \\i*. Toronto from his\nunsuccciMful ini.-* i.m In Ottawa, met\nPremier Drury, .1. .1., Morrison and\na number of other prominent L\\ l\\\nO. lendeni at au informal conference\ntonight. The head ot tho ri...:i*<-\nslve inurement lu Ounndn -)\\*oo as\nuneommunleatlvu to tho press tonight\nna he hnd been when he piiseod\nthrough Toronto a few days ago on\ntin- way lu see rreinler-idoet King\nlu diRCUm* a possible basin fur eotill-\ntlofi. nnd whnt took pluc> at the\ngnthorlni can nnly be HUrmlgcd.\nNow (lint the fusion plan hae been\ndlfc.irtled. it in underetood Mr. Crorar\nIs willing to receive suggestlona from\nPremier ' > und othera ot his\nOntario following ns to the beet\nmen ni* uf carrying on at Ottawa tu\nthe end that tho PruffrcMdveH may\nreceive the maximum nmount of con-\nii-s-loiis frnm the new gnvernment\niu the matter of the i-nii*, wlli.-iit\niiiulii- iiiii'I'lflei* of Iln* n\u00bb'Mr party'n\nInd' penune-e In\nno ni feglslailnn.\nAlii Clfirflt l_\\tl, IViUfiUl,\nsVPi'iirlhiK\nThese wilt bt* Submitted to lho\nprooio eoLiuell ul f*nuues as a bnsis\nfor the rerstablinhnient oi nu Kuro-\npeuu financial corporation for the\neconomic ami industrial reconstruction nf l^urupe.\nI in lie <;eriiuniv uud Itn---in\nFor the furthowmee of ids eciiemi\nthe su|ireine council will, snys thf\nTimes, arrange to hold mi fiUY-opoui\nn-eonoiidc con\/ecouce, to which Ut-r-\nmany aud Uussia inny bo inviteil, U\nwell us the Uhltod BtfttOO antl Japun.\nThe tdiject Is (n find means for\nrestoring in Europe flnanclul cortfi-\ndeuce. extending cretlll and encouraging production in the devnntuted\ncountries.\nThe Times, eonimt-idlug on the\n\"scope of the present grandlOHC pro\nJect.\" makes lt plain that Us chief\nobject Is to provide eapltnl fur\ncountry whjoh, it nayo. Bolihovtkl\nplundered and ruined. \"Wn helletvo,\"\ntbe newhpupcr mids, \"that the country will \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\"! with 'something Ilko\ndismay on thin giRuutlc scheme.\"\nBURGLARS BUNGLE\nAT PRINCE ALBERT\nPit INCE ALIIKKT, BOOk,, Dec. 87.\n\u2014Christmas holidays hero wore\nmarked by two attempts at burglary.\nIn neither case did the ihlevi-s ee-\ncure any holy, but' In ono they sit\nfire to the building after falling tu\nopen tin* safe This wuh ul the\noffice or the Biurgoth Luke Lumber\ncompany, the same methods being\nadopted as in tho eucccsuful burglary\nut the Northern Cartage company\na few weeks age, when they gooured\nmuch cash and check*. In the prtje-\nent Instance the safe refused to\nyield, but the Nri did damage estimated itt iiooo,\nThe secund attempt Wim mnde un\nthe Htoro of linkers, Ltd., when- n\nlode wn** drilled through u sh'* doer\nnnd the Job then. abandoned. It Is\nassumed, owing lo tho IhleVCH being\ndisturbed.\nCLYDE SHIPBUILDING\nSUFFERS BIG DROP\nLONDON. Dec. 27.\u2014(By Canadian\nPress Cable.)\u2014Cylde shipbuilding returns fur this year dhow that SH\nvessels were launched, with un aggie-\ngnlo tonnage uf -514,000. Thl* In u\nhlg drop froni last year's tonnage of\n199,040, 'I'he largest vessel luunched\nIn lft3***was the Windsor Cnstle of 10,-\n000 tons.\nBANDITS LOOT JEWELER\nST. i.ons. M... Der. j; With\nhundreds of iie^Hns immtng nl thu\ntime two armed men toduy entered\nit down lown Jewelry store nnd ti~-\nt-apitl with *7tHt In cash and diamond.-*\nttfld -teirsty \"vgtufid fitlKft9Pi .\t\nDebs Receives Strange Presentation From Man Who\nAuctioned Labor.\nWASHINGTON. Ure. _..\u2014 Uugt-ne\nV, Uebbs, lhe Suclalist lender, wnn\ngiven lhe lighted lanleDM here today\nus \"an honest man.\"\nI'rbnln LeflOhX, wim once suld labor on un auction block ou Huston\ncommon, called upon Debs ut tho\nPUti-r's hotel, currying u lighted lantern mid a copy of the Sermon on\ntho Mount He presented the copy\ntd ihe sermon in DoVs und made a\nspeech Jn\/which In* likened the forao\nof the Suclollft tcudcr iu the rorce\nwhich moved mountain*!.\nLike Diogenes, be sjiid. be bad\nboon carrying tho lantern In ncurch\nuf un honest man. \"but sinco I havo\nmet you,\" Ledoux said, \"I hnvo no\nfurther use for ll.\"\nDebs accepted the lantern With\nthnnks. but declured himself unworthy of it.\n,f)ebs was reprlmundt'd tonight by\nunion Hluthm pollco here fur muklng\nu speech without a permit before\nleaving for his home In Terre Haute,\nInd.\nFIVE YEARS FOR ASSAULT,\nHAMILTON. Onl..\nHerman nml Louis\nyouths, before .fudge\nmlt led usff-uuhlnj-f fl\ntO i-ili Audley Moith\ni hunt. Thuy w* re s\nj>'tt''\u00bb vnvb,\nDec, '11. lljrrv\nM mid ei. Toronto\nMnnlt ludny ji tl -\nml iiileinhptlug\n\u2022ii. a locul mei-\nrntcuced in five\nFIILY SET ON\nSTRON\u20ac_FLEET\nDe Kcrguezec Defends Sub-\nmarines; Opposes Washington Limitation Efforts\nPARIS. Dec. ST.\u2014Frances determination to have a powerful fleet\nuud objection to the limitation efforts of tho Washington conference\nwore vlgoriutdy voiced In the senate\ntoday during a discuKftion of the murine section of tho government's budget.\nSenator Henry BorOhfer, who re-\nPbrted the \"marlno budget. said\nPrance was at u decisive turning\npoint. \"Is France still ludepottdflnf\nIn her navy na in her nrmy?\" he\nasked.\n\"Hus the old principle or sovereignty been sacrificed somewhat In\nthoso conferences wherein we have\nbeen promised u sort of Internationale of happiness'.'\"\nCannot J\\cccpt Limitations\nSenator De KoTgucicc defended the\nsuhiuntinc ns an cuwutlut weapon of\ndefense^ but wished It tu In- con*\nfined to mllltury uses Insteud of\nbeing applied to torpedoing mm-\nmerce. \"At the Washington conference,\" lie said, \"we Were surprist d\nto see the Wnshlugton delogltton\ndemand 320.000 tons of enpilul shl).s\nwhen I'm nee does not Intend tb\ncarry war Into foreign waters. Prance\ndesliv.t no hnpfrnlism, Lot K w-\nfound Adiuinil tl*- linn\"- propof.tl\nstrango, ihere are, rifttrtrtheleoM, hm-\nil.itloiw which We ennnm nOOOpt.\"\nVt, Kerguezec dn-lareii It was possible thr.t the i-'icnrh dilegntion hud\nH^iid that submarims Would be used\nto th-lroy Iln* \u00bb-ni--iny's i-iiinn\\eii-l;il\niiei-t. ii,. explnlned the neca-alty\nuf \u2022iiibmurlnes In def\u00ab-n*11ng tb.- oottal\nand In transpunttlon of nuppllea\nfur tt*oo|.-j.\nn iimi;: In lb din .* Ft-aut'CS Vo\u00abcr\nMlnlater uf ftlkrlne Outetliau, r. \u2022\nPlying to Senator do Kerguezec, nld\nhe WOI greatly afft*cttid by the re-\nmarks about tho Washington confer*\nence but he anertad: \"Xolhlng hu\nbeen proposed that tnluct-M Proneu's\npower.\"\nMoreover, he de.l.UTd. lio ih*cif-\nlona rotohod ai Washington would\nbo cffceitve until the French purlin -\nment bad approved thnn. Ho ex-\nPlained thai the naval program wns\nreduced through lack of money,\nbut that a defensiv-- prpfnun ww*\nproposed providing tor the utllita-\ntlou Of the eoinmercl.il fpi-t.\nSenator OoPgOgOT aovoroly erlt-\nIt-lxcd the eondtlou of the nn\\y aud\nothef senators joined iu wiih him\nIn urging speedy reforms. Senator\nHerenger described the central nival\nadministration as being In a slate\nof \"whut I term nrterlu sclerosis.\"\nPreceding tho debate over the nu-\nVit I budget, the ii.iv.il comniuwfon\nhad published n ri-soluilon urging\nthe iniiiisli r of murine lo Increase\n(he number of subniarlut's so ns to\nadcipiatt'ly dei'eud the const line lu\nView nf ihe prvsent weakness of iho\nnav>, which was strewtid ilurlng the\ndiscussion In Hie oanato\nTho concluding p.iragriph ..- tho\niiuvut commission's revolution wns\nuh follows:\nQiit'hltoii of Highl tif l'i t- n \u25a0*\n'One cannot conceive, therefore.\nHint Frame'-) eforts In this dlrccllnn\nshould be OgOtruotOd ur limited. It\nIs ii tpiesllon of nutltmal Independence and rlghi of defense,\"\nTlie riwululloii was adopted |n eon-\n;i. \u2022-1 wllh lbe naiat \u25a0 ..ninn- -i.-n \u25a0\u25a0\nlepurt on Its program based un two\nprinciples\u2014thnt the French navy\nmust always be supci*ior to lhe (for*\nman navy and -\u00abufflcb ntly supn'ine\nIn lho Medlirrranenn to safeguuid\nFrench Interests in North Africa and\nthe Near East.\nFOR MURPHY\nANDKENNEDY\nMotherwell in Difficulties\nOver Pledge to Oust Gar-\nveil; Reviling Cabinet\nASCRIBE r\/iilf TERMS\nTO Si! LOMER GOUIN\nFirst Off \u00a3 to Crerar, Ind*1\"\ntic ar\/ Inflexible, Rejected b? \/est.\nWl.NN'i 0. Von. ST.\u2014Hon. W. K.\nMollifi'M _L Lllieml niemUcr-elcot iim\nHcRlna, m io was prominently mentioned na minister \u25a0 or agriculture in\ntile new KIiik cabinet, la reported\nto be lu difficulties over hla pledgo\nlo ouat Hon. Frank Carvell from tho\nrullwtiy commission, states a special\ndisputed lo the Winnipeg Tribune, this\nevening from Its staff correspondent\nut Ottawa. Hun. A. It. Hudson Ih\ndefinitely out aa .. cabinet possibility\nund ll ls stated thut tormor Premier\nStowart. ot Alberta. In unlikely lo become a member of the government,\ntbe dispatch continues.\nThe Trlbune'a coi'resiwndent understands thul the cabinet alato was being revised lu Montreal Monday and\nTuesday- morning und that W, C,\nKennedy, of Xortb Kssex. and Hon.\nl.'hnrlcs Murphy, both will have port-\nIoIIoh. Concerning the visit of Sir\nLomer Gouin to Ottawa during thn\nlaltcr part ol lusl week, the Trlbune'a\ncorrespondent my*'.\n\"Tlio rulliirc of tbe western delego \u2022\niimi In accept Hie terms offered by\nMr. Kim; In the first place Is ascribed\nlo Blr Joiner Uouln's vlalt the night\nbefore Mr. Crerar uvrlvcd. At any\nrale, (he terms In question are aald\nin ha^c proven both Inelastic and In-.\nflelllllc.\"\nurgeIncreased-\nduty on films'\nWASlllXUTllN. D'c. 21.\u2014From\nM-viu hundred and fifty million lo\none billion tlolhini u yeur Is spent by\npi npli resident In 111.- I'nlted Staten\ntu aac motion picture shows, ihe ecn-\n.,!.\u25a0 finance committee wus told today\nIn tli.' coline of arguments for nail\n.iKuiiiM .i liluh tariff on foreign mndn\npicture*. Tin. Investment In the Industry was '''ibi to total about |2C-\n i.in. .m.i employment to be given\ntu ;il>i.HI .'.'.ii.mil' personn.\nI'.,nl Turner of New \"fork, speak-\nIiik for himself uml for l>. \\V. Crlf-\niuIih nrK.il .i duly on imported\nHim- rn rrom .*.\" rn 60 per cent ad\nvalorem In the place of the 80 pec\n.-. nt In tm. |.'ii!-iliii.> bill.\nFAMOUS BARRISTER DIES.\nTORONTO. Dec. ST. - u-iiamciit buildings on\nKl l-Hi a i-i .:. ll'lti. Knieiit Henley.\n. \\-i-lll.-l ..I l.i.'.l.'.' for l-:aslvleW. Out.\nwaa fliuil 1100 and costs today. It\"\ndeclared hi li\"l bought lhe article*\nfrom a soldier.\nTHE WEATHER.\nBRIAND INVITES FIVE\nNATIONS TO CANNES\nI'AUIH, Dec. I?.\u2014Premier inlund\nhits Invited the lirltlsh. United\nHtutcs. Ititllun, .lapatiese uii<1 IhI\nghui Kuvernments tu he n-pitM-nU'l\nat the Interiiutiuiiiil flnanclul antl\neconomic conference to he held nt\nOi lines. Juliuury __. The t>rti|(iiim\nwill inciudo tjucHiiuiiM ut riporottoni\nnnd the calling of nn internstlomtl\nn ference.\nBOUND FOR ORIENT\nVANCOUVBH, Dec. ST.\u2014Usneral\nrluperlntendeilt 1-'. W. l',.|,-|-s. of-the\nCanadian l'aoltlu railway, Hrltlsh Co.\nlumbln division, will sail early In\nthe new year for the orient, to In-\nspeet agencies In Ibe Orient ami In\nreeiiiierule his liittlth which linti\nboon fulling for some tlm*.. Mrs.\ni't-t. in mul Uieli niece, Mlis li,.i..ili)\nI. IIIBH'I'I, \"lU \u00abi-l-olllj..lli) Mill,\n'zinwiE.po *fou TrtiNK\nTHtne*!> an*< w>+\u00bbt*\u00a3ff\nIIS TEUCOIVNPrtlM&Tt)\nfcM^\u2022f\\\u25a0^>\u2022,\nWEUu UZilE.IT tAH>rtT\nC>E *erfSO iF THEt\n-WOULD R'EVEft'b'E\n^TrtECW*v\u00ab&ES.\nt^Wffi''-\n\"Zimmie\"\nVICTOIUA Ine\n3T\u2014*Kbls0n i\nnd vl\u00ab\nnili.i: Basil) .\nleiHlv wH*h\nanow;|\nilahi-i- ii-miii-i.iiiii\nMln\nMax.\nNelson\n13\n23\nVictoria\n\\\\2\nir,\nI'.lltll. 1I|IS\nII\nilrand rorks\nM\n13\nKaslo\n7\ni*\nilu i\u201e ii in..\n1)\nii,\nAt Iln\n1\nit i\nt'algury\ns\nhi\nVali.-.iuv I\n. 21\nM\nl',.||ll.-l..n\ni'iaiiliii...l.\nI'l'lll.i. Illl|iell\n. 17\nIJ-\nIII\nIf\n30\nIta 11 si.tl\nIW\n\u00ab\u2022\nWinnipeg\n'.'\u2022\nM\nNm l-'i'iin. Isi\"\n.'iU\nfi\n\u25a0lii:|ww jern\n fbes* CM*\n.\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, 1921.\n\t\nr\nLeading Hotels of the West\n.,-. tha Travailing Publlo Hay Obtain Superior Accommodation\nREVISE NAPOLEON'S FIGHTING MOTTO\nTabic U'llotc\nA la Curie\nvee_\nThe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nGEORGE BENWELL, Proprietor.\nS PL' C 1 .1 L \u25a0*\u2022>' U N D A Y I) I iV N E li, $ I . uo\nService {\/iicrcrffccf\nINCOMPARABLY THE FINEST TEA ROOM IN B. C.\nOpen Daily 10 a. ,\u201e- to Midnight. Music and Danciny\nTho latest Sundaos. Ice Cold Drinks and Icca\nAfternoon Tea 12 p. m. to 6 p. m.) 25c\nHoadquartora for All Traveling Mon, Mining Men and Tourists\nEUROPEAN PLAN\nROOMS, $1.00 UP\nIII'Mi:\u2014P. C*. llniiiieniiin. Curl Hun- Wonilliui-y; R, Qreyson, llunliliistoir.\nncman, Bpoluiiii-: A. C. Masker, Mldwoy; W. .1. U.-i'lirnHil. I,.-t)il.i-1.1ax.<: i>. Melt. Boswell, Winlaw; .1. Uoswell. Ytnlr; llougall. Kelowna: I'. A. I'ool. W. II.\nJ. Stcphotts, 1'iilgury: IS. K. l-lvuiis: .1. , I'ool, Ueuo; 11. li. l..-:i\\-lll, Spokiiln-:\nI). Dulmpre, Procter; D. H. Nullls. \u25a0 11. Olson. Vmir.\nAmerican Plan, $2.03 and Up.\nEoropean Pl.m, $1.00 and Up\nHOTEL STRATHCONA\nNelson's Leading Hotel\nTHE HOME OF THE COMMERCIAL MAN\nWell llghtevl gRilfplcH ro'Klis\nGround flour.\nspecial whiter rate* by Week\nnr month.\nHALCYON HOT SPRINGS HOTEL and SANITARIUM\nArrow Lakes, British Columbia\nAmiTlawi 1'lun. $3,80 per day, Tin- finest wnter fiu-\"llheiiniu'-\nt_i per weak; I'or rate* apply lixm. HHittica, QOUt. I't-lnlr tVn-\nStrathconn Ilutel or Halcyon, dltlons, btr.\nH. W. SHORE\nProprietor\nQUEENS HOTEL\nEuropean and American Plan\nSteam Heat in Every Room\nA. LAPOINTE, Proprietor\nQl'UUNH\u2014M1\u00bbk Yvomn Upolnt, S|.t.\nkltwt W, 11. t'ooiifln-, Wiiiu'Iii\nMADDEN HOTEL\nMRS. MADDEN, Prop.\nFiret Clati Rooms by the Day.\nWeek or Month.\nEvery Consideration Shown to\nGuests.\nCor. Baker and Ward Sts.. Nelson\nMADDI1N-\u2014Al.-x -Plott. liniiilt-: D. A\nMoDuIialtl liiv-t,,. .-\u25a0 , ],. S;itnn|.*i.-\ntlrttnd Forks: Mifv M. Arl.-un. Ros\u00bb-\nland: n. K. Taylor. I-Yrnl--. \\V. I'liinithu-\n1mm. Cultus Creek.\nTREMONT HOTEL\nF. NIL80N. Prop.\nBAKER 8TREET\nFurnishod Rooma by Day, Weak\nor Month. ,\nTttEMONT\u2014 A M.-iilK.-n. Hrllliuiit; 51\nBldrlfda.\nTHE KOOTENAY HOTEL\nMrs. Mallcttc. Proprietress.\nA home for the world at reasonable\nrates.\nOpen niqht and day. Firtt-claai\ndining room. Comfortable rooms.\n318 Varnon St. Noar Post Office\nMourning\nStationery\n\u2014AND-\nMemorial Cards\nFm ueal work antl liiKhcul\nKiatle Hliick call or wrllfl\nThe Daily News Job\nDepartment\nNELSON, 8. C.\n.. \u25a0 \u2014*:r-\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\n616 VERNON ST., EAST\nComfortable Rooms. Hot and Cold\nWater. Dining Room in\nConnection.\nRntc:< Sl.OO and Up.\noccidental Hotel\nOwned mul run l.y ruiiiulluiia. Nu\nniil.u Iii...i employed,\nUi.i.iii uml lium-il. per month S45\nE. KERR, Proprietor\n'\"I'lii.y Stud\ni-lluul.\nFRENCH CADETS RECEIVE COLOR9.\nI'luintfed lo \"Tlii'y Hliuly lo Drfi-iul,\" lu m>w i\nuliirn ul SI.\n'yr rmunun military\nI\nSTIRLING HOTEL\nTU Vernon Si Two Mock* uml\nii imlr eaal nt the ih-.ni offloe,\nNewly ->|i, n.-.i i min ;,M-i cheerful\ni- li witli hoi uml ctikl water,\nMlillli h.-ul. A Imi % ;ih:-.i :\u2022 -.-ii.tit-'ii office under]\nih<- iruun. Su official nnnounee |\nUV'til is ninth- nl' tl ulinv uf I ho I\noffice tn whirl) Mi. I'.ihm-hn-n l.;**-|\nbucn appointed, hul ll In unduratood]\nto 1h> n minor lnwttlnn lu \"ii\u00bb ut the)\npUbHr ih partmeitls, I'urryinj; with]\nII a salary, however iiii.i, im\\i -i-si.Hi. Ilti.l a nu-ni-*\ni,.i>l .-! i.-:i:!i*il |o upwi a coriktlt*\nu.-iiry. Mi .M< IuIk-ii wmiiM not huff\nl.irll bWo i<> tnk<- III* w-lll HI iln*\n.i dttg -\u25a0 !' BhOUld h- hi' .-IfM-J\nIn lii-uvlth. howrrvr. ho nil) hv ublo\n\u2022u tnko hi* \u25a0\u2022 \u25a0\u25a0 ni ih-- oponlns una\npiuii*i|.,iif ;i> th* di t.ii.- un tin- nd-\ndrom In wplj ;\u25a0\u25a0 '<\u2022- -\\\u00bb h ttotn Uio\nthrum*,\nByelections Looming.\nTin- byftloctlon I- the flrot I'ulh'd\ninn? Hi-- p-M. ml -i--.t|..ii\" \u00ab.ii l>.-.. \u2022;.\ninn ii i- tht< (\u25a0<-\u25a0 \u25a0 i ii -\u2022ri.-k la own*\nTln-i*'* wil* nlreml) .\u00ab \\ii*:iii\u00ab> i-xift-\nKuj in Atirontrull miinty owlnv i\" tht*\ndmlh ot 1*. It. MWilhbon. lhu l.lhu.il\ntni'inhi.-i' |,. m. lie\nPlio a 182 501 Bakar Stroot\nVANCOUVER HOTELS\nHOTEL MARTINIQUE\n1176 Granville Street.\nfuHv, britfhi rootno. Suit tin\nptkoo foi yoin \\.i\"iitl'iii. Rntoa\ninii.h-ratf. Write ror ittfUculatu\nMRS. A. PATTERSON\nLate of Royal Hotel, Granvillo St.\nTAGS\nTft(i nro ustd tn noarly a*t%tj\nbuslnoM. Tho Daily Nnwa Job\nDopftrttnont carrloi the tur-yent\n\u2022lock In tbo Interior of BrlUab\n\u25a0Columbia.\nIN ALL SIZES\nCan bs suppllsd, prlntsd or\nplain, In ojuantltlos ot frnm Ml\nto 60.01)0. I\nThe Daily News Job\nDepartment\nThs Hams a* Good Printing.\nN \u00abtSON, a.o.\nWindow\nEnvelopes\nAddress Themselves\nMail.' Of lilKhcrailfi whit* WOVt\natouk and with a window of\nrl-ar tranaparenl quality.\nTHEY RAVE HOUR* OP\nVALUABLE TIM!\nwhan Banding out Involaaa, bllla\nOr IflInra,\nWrite fur \u25a0empire anil qaota\nUona.\nThe Daily News Job\nDepartment\nThs Moms of Uood Prlntlnt\nNILSON, \u00bb C.\nU-l'llllil'tlloll uf 111\niiiiii. -r. a. i'i'.-i-.ii\ntional PcORi-osslvr\ni ru ri.|iivHi.|it:itiuii\nllul Hon. \\V. li.\nmtnlstaf uf iiki-i-\nwin la Wi'k OKiiIll nml Uli'i'i' SOOtma\nivul'j' inubulilllly llml liu will In' Ill\nilm calilnot. Iiiiii. Chartoa Btowarl,\nfui-nii-i' im inlii- of .MborU, la atiil here,\nwllh a riiblmi iipiiolntment likely.\nlIunmVH\"ilini Mr. I'l'iur mliilii ro-\n11,,-n iu Olltiii-ii from Toronlo arc not\ni-imfli'iiii-il .Mr. Crerar Ima mude\nevery effort to keep Iii-* tnovomonts\nsecret, lint udvii'i-a hi'iii tntlteato Utut\nIn- l\u00bb iitvocditm iii.'! to Wlnnlpoif.\nTin. in'\u00bbltlun wlii.-li the I'roitrtsslves\niiiu u.vimy In th.' lm\"\"' In keenly dl\u00bb-\n.\u25a0i .1 In iwll'.liMl iln-lea. ,\\\u00bb suited\nriviuualy.y lho view iionerully aecept-\ni is Hmi the Conscrvatlv\nnni lhe official u|ipuultlini.\nClear Baby's Skin\nWith Cuticura\"\nSoap and Talcum\nl^f.OtMmtnt.TtWm.'V mmrr, Mimtm-arXviTm.\nCm' Ota*-, trait, n\u00bbtu*, it. r\u00bbii at, w-n-ns^i\nLIKE MAGIC\nRHEUMATISM\nDISAPPEARS\nRedmac, the New Tonic,\nComes to Give You\nRelief.\nr..i* niiinilth popplu hint- bomi\nlooking rut* noniothlni thai nuliy\nI-I--IIIUVI--H Kll-'illlintlsill mul l.utiibtttfo.\niti-timiM his appeared nntl thoiiNimic\nan todny bolter in health. Redmac,\ntin- uii-iit Tonic, ptnotmtoa ihruuitb\niht- blood, nunovlug ull vrnajo matltor\nVon fool on*: MioUHainl per ct-nt hot-\ntt-r (liter tuUlng om- bottle. If yon\niMint to fi-\u00ab-l rim- tr** lit your tlrnfi*\nglal .mil u- i i. bottle ut Iteduiac.\nftnhl 1 *\\ uu*- dniKuNt in aver? lown.\nBold in NOlaon by tho CANADA\nDRUG A BOOK CO. Hold In I'ran-\nhrouk by ('mnbi-ook Urns A Hook\nCO. In l-'t'nile by .V. l_. Su-Ll my.\nDON'T\n00\nTHIS!\nLIONABD\nEAR OIL\nllolici'cn Uiiafneaa ond Hlopa\nIIin,I Nulara. Dimply rub It\nbuck of tlio en rs uud Inaert in\nnoatrllii. Proof of success will\nbo Hli.-n by the druBKlat.\nMADE IN CANADA\nArthur Sslaa Co., Sslss Agents,\nToronto, A. 0. Leonard, Inc.,\nMfg., 70 5th Ave., N, V. City.\nror Ms la ar.tiea ay TMM OaMf-\naU MTO k >00> OO. aa\u00ab ths\nOITT BBVO ROM.\nwill\nW\nLIKE BUFFALOES\nForestry Expert Gives Evidence on Depletion oi Ontario Timber. v\nTOUOIVTU, Doo. '.'\".-- Klsurea lo\nhIiow thi> rato nt which rod uno\nwhlti' pine woro d loop poor m\u00bb from\ntbe torcflK uf Ontario orora BlVth\nihi.i afternoon In the bout-tint of the\nault of Uio ultorncy-gttur.it u^iliu-L\ntho Sbevlln riiirk compuny by llo-\nUuid CmlV. forenity OBjCpoii. tilled\nhy N. W. Kowell. fcJC., for the al-\nlorm-y-yeuriMl.\nillyitn Oilor. K.C. for the cum-\npuny, objected to UlO oviUeiice. which\nIt pi*' m nlod necnnttoly, would, lie\n.hi. lake tbem fur nfh*lil.\n.IllnUee Umie: \"I BUppOBO U U\n.. mailer of which Judicial note cun\nbe tukcti. that white pine Ilko tho\nbuffalo will whorlly be . lhlnn of\ntho puft.\n\u25a0 Hit lurthihli- udilliltod llio OVtUOUCO\nwhich, ho Kuid, would huve U bonr-\nlitB on whut prlco should be \u00bbot for\ntimber.\nMr. CntlS'H fBtlmale un to tb'' lu-\ntul iivullubli: pine limber In Ontario\n*auv oh follows:\nWhlti- pine, eight billion feet; red\npine, l.osx.ouu feot.\nMr. tYul\u00ab suld thlH timber wuh\nannually bioomlng attroor \u00bbmi thut\nIn lllll1 the cut wiih about 66.00U,\u00ab\u00abw\nfeet und thul tho nimuul urowth W'_M\nnpl\u201emort; \\h-m I'oo.ooQ.Qoo foot.\nWASHINCTON. Uec. ^7.\u2014illy\n\u25a0inuiHiiu Prom)\u2014The tonfereiico nub-\ncomtulttec chnrged with the wurlthr;\nout of n solution or the fi\u00bb'-*ti und\nfinancial probjontii of Chltta, -**p> nt\n:t htiny duy mul will noun hove tt report ready. Thu eummltteo held\nHovernl 00IIforenoon over the weel;-\nend nud were In msHlmi ull uf die\ndny ni the rr^ldenob of Betmtor I'm-\nderwoud, Unltod Kliite^ reprcentu-\nlive.\nAt the Uritiwh ISmptfo hendttuartoni\nIt wiiM unitutiuciMt thlH cvonltn; thul\nt'.ie report of the Htth-entumlttee Ik\nbelnff drafted by Sir ltobert Dordon.\nbin euvld uot he tnutlc public tiuCl\nready for proaontalloil io the ton-\nferenec. Sir Hubert Iturtlcu. Cunudlun dulefr.tle to lhe eon'eronce. n*i>-\nremntrt the British Kmplrn on the\nHub-commlltee.\nTt'UUtllve i\u00bbi*.i 11 C u\u00abiiUsfwoUiry\nWASIII.VtJTuN. Mee. Stt-r-tTuder\nthe tcntutlvc draft uf uu utfroeineui\njircHentoJ tuduy hy Cluilrnmu L'n-\nUerwood of the Hib-conunlltee nf th-\nWunIiIu^Iou conference, which Ih\ni burbeil with rcvtrliiK iho I'hhit*Ub\nturlff with a view to Hh yielding\nIncrcu-^ed revenue, t'hinu would be\npenult l\u00ab-d to levy un Import duly\nof five per cent fur 0)0 prem nl und\na 7 1-2 per cent duly ul n later\ndutu to be decided upon. Action ou\ntbe tentative druff wuh doforrbd until tomorrow.\nThe plnn preBenlCd by Senator\nL'nderwuod ufler uu exchunpe uf\nvIowh hy Jupun, BrlUldl und Chine*?\ndvloKKti.***, tx'preMenlH u comprumine\ntfptWQOn lhe .lutiuin He uud IiIIIIhIi\noppuHi tl vleiv.s. Ullil uiei-tr), III a Uteu*\nHiiiv, the I'iiiii d Stiiten' vlcunolnl\nby furt h< i- provldlilff thut a cout-\nnil.'r'ion he vol up by the conference\ntu Htudy China's lurlff u-edu to thc\nend thul 11! I-i per cent tariff ultimately be kvii tl,\nIn Chin cm circles tonicbl II won\nmild unofficially that thu tentative\nuyreeineut HUbmlttod totluy wuh not\nHuth-fuctury hut ii wuh lutlmutud\nthat lhe dologntloti iuU>ht rt-tfunl\nIt an iht* pur' uf wlHdotn to accept\nIt tin] timid lo fitvurublo uctiuu by\nihe commbotlou which Ih expected to\nbe net up lo Htudy Chlnu'tt tnrlff\nlU'CllU.\nX A Stubborn Cough '.-.\nt Loostns Right Up f\nT \u25a0 q>\nlltlft In.uir HHiilr rrliinlv U ss I \u25a0 \"*'\nf \u2022!\u25a0(\u25a0 lur Ulll'k rt-.nil-. I...-.IIt \u2022>\nmid rliciply audc. +\n\u00bb\u2666\u2666<\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00ab\u00bb\u2666\u00bb%\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\nHore is ii homo'-motlc rtrnip whieh mil-\ni.\"i' of i : a I. - huve found tu be (lie\nuio-l tlcpfiuliihlu iiicuub ol hit'iil.in-' ui'\nstubborn cotum*. ll Is rlienp mil] oiuiph',\nhut u-i'v prompt lu aclkm, Ltulrr itn\n\u25a0 i 'im-. 'i-ntiiui' luflucnee. chflft Bore-\n\u00bbe\u00bb*s aoes, phlouiu loo^eim, breiiiliin;* be-\ncornea \u2022\u25a0it-i.-r. :ir|. I.n- ill Iln.. i' Inn .in,]\nyou vet h (moil ui-.-li; - remful uleeti. The\nU'Uiil tliruRt mul .-in- i ft.i.u ure mil'\nmiffed bv it In '21 hour* or Iim*. Nulliiu-\nbettor (or bronchlM**. houmfliiee^, croup,\ntlireiit. tickle, broucliiul aethma or iv inter ' nH\"l|. .\nTo muke thli t-nleudld euu-jh *srni|).\n{tour '.\"\/,. ..in:..-- of pfnex Into n I0-o\/.\n\"\u2022nl\" nnd till :li-. bolllo with i-l.i.u\ncrnauutod nuanr *yrun nnd nlmke thor-\nouvhir. If you prefer, nm elerlficil\nWOIHI09, honey, ur corn syrup, InHctd\nof stifnr *Trup. Kllher war, you acl\n16 ounce*\u2014ft funtllr fupply\u2014of raucli\nbetter couch mob.than Ton could bur\nrrndv-maile for ?230. Keopn pcrfoelly\nnnd chlldrrn loco lt\u00ab pleafuint taste.\nI'ltipx in h aporjol am) bWlilv ponccn-\ntrntod rompotiiMJ of trenulne \\onr\u00bbv\npiua extract, known the world orer for\nits prompt liraliiiR effect upon the mum-\n-bruiioe.\nTo avoid di\"tippulti(iueul. \u00bb-k your\ndituwiit fur '\"2V-. ounce* of Pinex\" with\nfull direction*, and don't accept any-\nllliti*.' flltf, (Iliiirdrtlectl to clre ubMiItllr\nftntlbfuotion or, monoy promptlr refunded. \u201e Tho TIbAx Co., Toronto,\nA Coat Special\nChoice liifh class models in' Nijrcr, I\nBrown, Reindeer. In self audi\nstrapped (ur collars. A great buy.!\nRegular $73.00. Today ?51.00\nMedium priced Coats, all wool, Duve-\ntyns. ' Regular $-15.00 roi\\...***KM.95\nln Cheviots and Freize. Regular $35.00,\n(or ....?28.00\nv Evening Gowns\nIn Crepe de Chine, Taffetas and Soft Satins, in ull the\nnew shudes. These arc strictly new and wonderful\nvalues yon will say. Prices\n$37.50 and up\nThe Nelson Dry Goods Co\u00bb\n\u25a0Y A 1)1 ES- WEAR SPECIALIST S\nniout of blulngy. t'nlver.slly of Tur\nonto, Bpoahinv ''' 'pw lho tSntontoU\niffb-ttl Hoelety, drew attention to n\nitranVo fly which OAuaod erupllont\non bub lea CMOS bud occurred lu\nToronto lu the piiHt two yearn of\nInfiiutH \u25a0 ui'irrin;; from u neverc t-rup-\ntlun of boll-like -Huron on the nook,\nchetd nnd iirma eueh we containing\none or morn nuiRyotH. Thcao mu-ftyoUl\nhud Inter ilevolopcd Into files.\nI\nGovernment Will Fire Chairman if He Supports\nBanned Radial Bylaws.\nTOItOXTO. Deo. ST.\u2014Tho Bveniltff\nTe't'Bruni *_?_ today:\n\"Infornuitluti leaked out tuduy\nfrum it SoUroo eloao to Premier Ui-ury\nund IiIh cublnet lhal the &rury kov-\nernment intend* to retire Hir Adam\nHeck froni h\\n poiltiun nt* chiiirmun\nof tbe hyrdo electric power commW-\nslou If he ypeulci* ut uny public\nmoctlnR.\" thin wcelt in fnvor of tbo\nradial byiawn.\n\"Tlu-no bylawt* aro to he voted on\ntu vurlouK uiunielpnliticH on January\n_. They ava lhe hyluwa lhal thn\nPpV0rnme.pt Iiuh forbidden lo be\nHUbmlttod.\n\"Hir Adum wuk hchedutcd to opouk\nai .Vint;:! ru Pal In tomorrow ln eup-\nport of the byiawn and ho wan also\noxpootod to Hpoak at ono or two\nin- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0iii-- Iii Toronto this weok.\"\n20\nPer\nCent\n{\nFelt Slippers\nSpats\nLeggings\nOvershoes and\nHockey Shoes\nC. Romano\nOFFER TO DISPOSE\nOF DAILY HERALD'\nSTEALS FINGER\nPRINT EVIDENCE\nNEED SCIENCE\nDNJHE FARM\nUrges Inventions to Make\nAgricultural Conditions\nLess Slavish; Stop Exodus\nTOHoNTO, Deer* St.\u2014AfltfrOMliig\nllil* uftornoon'o '\u25a0\u2022\u25a0*-i**ii of tho American Aoaooltttlon for the Advancement uf Science, Sir Clifford BIfluti\nQtnphasliod particularly the n*ee*H-\nwlty for Improving eondllloiiH of lift-\non lho fnrm. So Important did the\nformer mln Inter of the Interior consider llils thnt ho duchiredt\n\"Xotblntf li* moro worthy of the\nutienllon of tho men of ttclrncc und\ntulucittltin than tho unie'lorutlon of\nIhe con JI ilu nn of (ho uvcruge funnel' and hit* family by Invention*-* nnd\nuppllauoett whieh will facilitate an\nfnr tm pOKHlbtc tho performance uf\nthe ord Inu ry work.\n\"Without going. Into further details 1 would put as tho very flrat\nrequirement In tho development of\nnatural reitourecH, roeo-ynllion of tho\nfact that the most Importuut re-\nHourco l* utrrlculturo und tho Improvement uf eondllloiw upon tho\nfarm to the end thnt the exodux\nfrom tho farm may be Mopped und\nfarming opomtlomi rendered more\ncutty and comfortable.\" continued Hlr\nClifford iiinhl applause.\nit'iu-ili on lurincr's Wife\n\"Nuthlng Iiuh been dune to lm*\nprove thu condition* of life In tho\ncountry und particularly that portion of thc farm'work whloh lo douo\n\u2022by tho farmer's wifo. It rcmalnu\n:\u25a0\u2022: beforo. abBolutoly Hluvluh. It\nought not to bo beyond tho resources\nof noloncn to provide somo method\nwhoreby thu ordinary comostlc work\nof the inim could be dono without\nLhu continuous uud slavish labor\nwhich la now demanded.\"\nItepjrta Strang\u00a9 Fly\nProfu*sor B. M. Walker, dopurt-\nOKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Dec. 27,\nA Ktrunger who represented hlmaclf\nnn ii poifl offlco Inspector, entered police heudquarters, gavo uu officer a\nnarcotic cigarette, and whllo tho tatter wus unconscious, walked out with\nthe finger print ovldonco obtained by\nIlii' pollco from a bottlo of explosive\nUSod In a recent robbery of a *Hanto\ni'e mull car near Edmond, Okla.\n\u2014 _m>\nH taken from six to eight yenrs for\nthe nuiVr-: of a slag to attain their\nfull flt.it.\nDANDERINE\nStops Hair Coming Out;\nThickens, beautifies.\nLo.\\J)ON. Dec. 27.\u2014(Uy t'umdlnn\nI'phh Ctille)\u2014The piililbdierH of the\nDally 11 inn Id. the urgun of the cx\u00bb\ntmme l\/ibor foroon, have upprouch-\ned the Lubor party. It lit report ed.\nwith an offer to turn the pnper over\nto (hem. The Iohk nufiiilncd In pub-\nliKhiug the Herald lit said to be ccoo\nu weeit.\n0;t cents buyu u butho of \"Duudcr-\nIno\" at any drug *ilore, Aftor ono\niipldUallou you uau nut find u ptfUolo\nof dandruff or n fulling hulr. BcHlth'V,\nevery hulr ohuws now life, vigor,\nbrightness, mure eolor uud ubun-\nilunaa.\nDr. 8. M, Cohen. Mgr.\nLet Me Again Remind\nYou of Our Very Reasonable Fees.\nAlio the root Thst X roottirsly\nOnirantse\nPAIMLEBB DE\u00a5TIST*Y\n\u2014two of the most Iniiuirinul\nHams for you to cousliier In\nchoosing your dontlst. .My url:x-\nlunl Novathesht Is res|K>nHihh for\nboth of these. In lie first\nplaco, It nbiolutely \u25a0 hmiimU-si\npain and nt the mini-.- tine- makes\nIt possible for im >'\u25a0 m-inil the\ncavities more accurately and\ncomplete thr work hi luilf the\ntime It foruf'-rly tuutt. thereby\n1 - - \u2022 11 j - - i r -\u25a0 - - till. COHt llllll Kreiiily III-\ncnimlti*: the uuu llty Mtuiidnrtl.\nIt'.mcmb*ir My Will-Known\nPronu M;\n'IF IT HORTS DON'T PAY ME\"\nNatort asyreo*\n$10 brldgawurk 55\nHiitui* axpraa-\nllOH\nplates.\nhi..,,., aipraa- mRLfa\n\u00abio\u00ab :'\u25a0:.*. rr; poroalsia *C\nvrvwas .. v** cruwai ., #*\nFslnlees axtraotlon by\nNoTathasla Mttliod.\nDon't Oonfoaa My Htw Location\nCaoaOlsa Money Acoeptwl St Poll\nValue\nOpatt Evening*\nRooms 207-8-fl.10-11-12,\n2nd Floor Jamiason Bldgt\nOvor Owl Drug Storo\nWall snd Rivcnide,\nSPOKANE, WASHINGTON,\nK-cn:-c\u00ab*\u00ab^*\u00ab\u00ab-c\u00abc^c*'fi*\u00ab-\u00ab*6\u00ab*-\u00ab*-\u00ab\u00abe\u00ab\nSPECIAL XMAS BREW\nROYAL EXPORT BEER\nGovernment Liquor Store\nFREE DELIVERY\nr NELSON BREWING COMPANY, LIMITED M\nimmm__t____^\n (_H3\nTHB fHAgQN PAILI SEWS. ..WEDNESDAY MOUMNG, DKCEMBlili 2_, ft)21.\ntX\nSID FROM U\n\"Fruit-a-tives\" Completely\nRelieved Me -\n8928 Union St., VjUicqovm. B.C.\n\u20221 suffered with nil tho symptom*,\nofl'Vmuli' trouble, witli chronic Constipation and constant Heoddchti I I 1\npniny low down in Uio buck unil .d >s\nof tho body. A doetor ail vised mo to\nhavo an operation.\nIgtartedUWrtg',,Fritlt-n.tiv*w\"nnd\nthis mediclno has completely itlievtA\nmo .of aU my misery nntl sufTbrin\u00a3.\nI am free of pain nml headaches und\nthe torrlhlo Constipation, and what\nsated mo is tlio fruit medicine,\n\"Prult-a-tlVM.\"\nMadam M.J. GORSE.\n50c a box, fl for $2,.V), trial te-SSo,\nAt dealers or sent postpaid by\nFruit-a-Uvos IJmittnl, Ottawa.\nWIllfiMftlS FM-XTWeiTY\n\"Ohnnngan.'1 II. C,\u2014Would a coll.\njumping a spark \\-'2 Inch long, be\nstrong ennugh to wlrelces ftOFON n\nvalley a mile ncrowt? Is the house\ncontaining the radio endangered hv\nlightning :tril:liiK the untennue?\nAnswer\u2014Tho distance which a current of a certain strength will tnms-\nmlt mcwuiges by wireless depends\nlargely on the condition of the atmosphere at tho llm\" nud on sen-\nFltlvoncfts nf ,lho~ receivinjf limtru-\nment Under lhe bost condition;'\nnnd with tho proper receiving ln-\nNtrurftcnts you could send mewwgoH\nwith this current ono nillo. .Such\nreceiving Inftrtimtfttts. ' however, uro\n\u2022quite\u25a0 expensive and uro not ilie-ones\nusually supplied for umuteur uetg.\nIf the npparattti Is properly tjround-\nod th' r Ih no tl\u00bbiv-i!,r of the lightning ntrihlng the houw\\ but rathe*\nthero will bo n certain nmount ,of\nprotection from the wires. To ground\ntho uppurr.itus connect to un Iron\npipe driven Into tho ground until\ndamp earth Is reached. Uo nure lhat\nthe damp earth is reached und lf\nthis Is not feasible Icarf the wire\nto some well or spring. A roll of\nwire muy be burtod In the ground\nInstead of tho pipe If lho lutter is\nnot qvniluhle.\u2014J. A. S.\nCharles\nCbapliM.\nin. '\n\"The Idle\nClass\n\u2666\nCharlie's Latest and Best\nAt lh.,8Uflantl Friday and Saturday.\nSpool.! M.ilr-M. 2=30 Saturday\nLegal Notices<\njn- thi: mi'tiKMi: corirr ok iihit-\n1811 I'HI.I'M III v -v\nIS 1'IIK MATTKlt i'l\" \"The roninailli\u00ab\nAcl*' :\nt nml ,\nIN* THK MATTKlt iir \"Thr Duvlo. Hnv\nward Mill nml Lnnd i'oiii|iiiii.v.\ni.li.-ill.'.l l.li.l.llliv.\"\nTAJtR NOTICK lhal n Petition lo\nrvatore tha Itliovr-nnmeil Comnany lo\nlh, riKlrtl. r of Joint Htock l'i.ml I. \u25a0\nhaa li.-.-ii act down lor hnii-lnR nnd will\ntin hoard .. i.n, ihi. l>ri.*ltlln\u00a3 .IuiIrc\nat tlio Court Houar. iinallon Httuiirc.\nIn lha City of Victoria, on Monday, thr\nnth day of Jnnunry, I02C, nl the hour\nait lO'.SO o'rlqck In tho fon-noon.\nl\u00bbted nt Victoria, H. l'.. llila 2lnt\n.Uny of December, \/A. D., 1131.\n(Hit) Hollrltom fur llie lvllllnnrr._\nIN THE SUI-IUiIMB COURT OP BRIT-\nIB1I COMIUMA\nIN PIIOBATB\nn-i THK MATTHIIl OK THE ESTATE\nOF WILLIAM IKWNKLL. DE-\nCEAflEIT INTESTATE\nAND\nIN THE MATTEIt OP THK \"ADMIN-\nIHTRATION ACT.\"\nMOT1CH 18 HBltERT GIVEN that\nby Oi-der of Hla Honour' J. A. Porin,\nLocal .tuillir \"f Ihr Huprotno Court of\nItrtlah Columbin. mode herein on Tliura-\ndny. tlito \"\u2022\u25a0 -*\u2022 \u2022 r>-~->\u2014 ia.1 I\ntha imi'\nor for Ifia neiauu > .. > ..',,, .,\u201e\u201e \u00bb\u00bb,\u201e\u201e-\ntoral DlVtrlota. wna iinpnlntod Ailmln-\nlalrntor .*Jf AU. AND RINCllTLAn the\nEalnte of1 Wllllnm Onenell, the abovo\nnamed dMVwd. win. died nl Ihe Citv\n' of Nelaon. Jli the Tmylnco or Ilrlllah\n' columhl'i. on er nbout the Iilh ilay af\n| November, 1M\\ Inlnalntc\nAll neraona lurvlnit clnlma imnin.it the\nI anld Eatnte nre delineated to forward\nI the anriie to me forthwith Thily verl-\nI, fled hy Statutory .\"luclnnitlon, tonethor\n\\-wlth an.atatenient of tbo* aocurltloa,\nlit nnv. belli hy thent end all neraona\n\\lndeblali to the anld Jilalnte nre ro-\nSilreit in nnv ibe imifntjii ef atinh In-\nblni'i'eitn In mo rortl.V'h.\nPATBP .1 \u25a0\u2022\u2022i-.'-i r i.v Ibla 13th\ny of .tnic\u00abn*l'.'r. W. i\nOfflelnl Adrofnlalrnter.\nCimrJ, USUMi M.loo\". B. C. (Mil)\nSEVENTEEN HUNDRED MEN PROPOSE\nMADEMOIttfcLufc ritUE OF PARIS\nOno of the meat bountiful iir I'ufls mnnn.-.|iiUin. DuriiiK thin your iho\nInns turned down 1THI1 pi'oiincul.s of mnrrluioaaa* 'llie henil iIivha she Is\nwuiaiiiK In inniV' of Inl'se illamoniln nml Oliver.\n\u25a0\"Ii\nWilliam Ebbs\nGoes a-Roving\n(Letter No. 2.)\nxpluln, \u201e\nKlorlil\nlull, li .Toiumnin. IU..U.. \u201e \u2022\"\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\"' ,\ni I !i\u00abn 8th day of December. 1821, I.\n''''^ rTlaralKniiil Offlclnl A\u00abmlnlalral-\n\\*!i Xlaon City and Trail Hlec\n_\nIn our Inst letter we left the rentier\nut Jacksonville, ihe Kntewny to the\nHt:iti' fif Florida, us Winnipeg is lo our\nprslile provinces. All roads lend to\nKi'tne. nu nil loiuhi lead to .l.iekstm-\nvllle. ffB the hub of lhe stnte, nnd\nvot, Htranfco to say, It ts not tho cap-\ntat. Tallnhussee ls lhe enpital, ol-\nihotifrh a much nmnlloy place. The\nreader will remember tho enndition we\nwon ln whenvwo arrived, but it only\nlended a bnth and ft k'ood nlghl'ii\nsleep to restore ua, nnd us I was\nvery noxious about my Puces as to\nhow they were feelhiR, I was enrly\nup. and behold you. they stepped out\nlike sunbeams from Nelson, fit and\nready for the last leg of (he Ions\nlourney.\nNow we found out thnt If we wanted to (fet our hnKRiiffc nlonR with us,\nmid this was a very importunt mut-\nler to us, we had to Bel busy, Ret to\nthe depot and huvo it reehors flue Htures nnd\nslreet ears. It Is also a eity of\nmnnufneturltifr, lurffe Industrien and, 1\nthink, very prdtporoUS, nnd rto tlnuhl\nwill ccmtlnuo so; hns a brldgt futuif.\nOn the Beautiful St. Johns.\nIt's'near time for our boat in leave,\nbut bofore we a** I want\nto tho reader this pun of our trl|i\nhn\u00ab po tinineellon with our train upd\ntve nre done with rnlhtrnditiR und we\n.ire very thankful for the chonnR**'.\nWo buy our ticket from here lo Sun-\nford, price $s. This Includes the\nHluiej-uom antl two nu-uls. At -I p\nni. w\u00a9 nro off on the lust Ior of our\nlournt-y nnd with u gOntlO brt-exr mul\nsunshine wo nail out on tho beautiful\nBt. Johns river, and he(o wo Ret :i\nsplendid view of Ihe city, antl nn It\nfades from slRht we tnke our seats\non deck to view tho hruuty of th*^\nScenery alom? iho shore, .lust thru\nwo notice how smoothly our hout\ntleos sail. One would hardly think\nHho wns moving at nlL And she\nmakes no noise, not muelrlarRer tluin\nour Crow bnt\\t, but nol a paddlo\nsteamer, luillt on- a different style.\nHnt I like her movement. I enn only\neomimre it to sluing In the Offtoo of\nTho Dally News talking 10 our friend\nDill. On deck we enjoy u. smoke on\nSueh a beautiful afternoon, und looking toward the shore we notice whnt\na |ovol country, iho great oak trees,\nthy paltjiH. sofnciline.H n grove nf\nthem, many thinRs l>i nt tract our al-\ntentlop. nothing to mar the scenery,\nbut tho moss prows on Iho trees.\nNow this may lonk very nice In a\npicture, -Wit nlos, for lhe troe if ll\ngets a start, nnd if you don't got it\nchecked your'troo will soon bo gono.\nThis Is nn nirplunl nml npi the JlfO\nof the tree. It Is a grent pity to see\nthose fine trees with this affliction.\nA 8unect for An Artist.\nThe duy lc dm wing to a close, lhe\nevening shadows full. Uut never shall\nI forget this scene ns 1 looked at tho\nsetting sun. It was only for tho eyo\nof mi ;.i list to see the glory and the\nbhu-! nf eome grout painter* to do\nJuS'J fl to the picture. As for me, a\npoor mortal. I could only think of tho\nTsiilinlst: \"The heavens declare the\nglory of God. and the firmament\nkhowetb Ills handiwork.\" And tho\n\u2022nm went down like a heavenly bene-\nMellon on_n troubled world trying to\nfl d Its way to poAOO\nAnd now we honr a weleome sound.\nit'll .-a)! for\" dinner, arid It Is some\nI Inner, equal K not surpisfcd hy cur\nVasookln bunt horn. We aee and taste\nfruitb and products of FloHdn, and\nthey moke a good Impression on our\np< o'ple from Nelson. Dinner over, on\ndeck ngnin to enjoy a moonlight\nilght o'i 'ho river, and hnvlng form-\n.'.1 tho ncqunlntnwc of a fellow pae-\n\u2022^enger p commercial traveler, one,\nvfhn has ooen a good dent of our fair!\niHunlnlnn of Canada,' It's easy to\ntalk to an Intelligent man or woman,\nespei lnlly t hey havo traveled much. |\nand fn tho flow of conversation the*\ntlmo jiasses quickly. Nearly 10, hut'\nmy frlond stiggels thnt ns we are near\nto Pulatku, our first port of cu'l.\nperhip* 1 would like to see the placo.\nI sidil I wbulii be plensed Indeed If we,\nhud time, nur captain 'bald Wo wci\\t\\*\\\n)vr \u2022\u25a0 -IB 'minutes, ua\" thero was much\nirdtfbt to put ott, ao away wo go to;\nsee a most beautiful littlo place, well!\nbuilt up, paved streets und cement J\nsldcwnlkr, very flno stores nnd pub-]\nUc buildings, and nlthOugh ll wan nenri\nto 11 o'cloek Sulurdny night yet lhe]\nshops were all open and doing husi-i\nman: l'olatka Is a place 1 would jhve\nto live In.\nAlligator Ahead.\nWo nre back to our bent agalnf\nand as il is near midnight we think\nof our hed, nnd a good one tt Is. jusl\nlike If you wen? fit home. With it\ngood night's K\u00bbst wo nro out on deck\nngnin, and wo henr the enll for\nbreakfast, and having bail a good,\nsquare meal, we mv -'.iR-fr tn pee nil\nwo cnn of this beautiful river. Il.nl;!\nWo heori^eall. \"Alligator abend!\" We\nStage Excellent Musical Entertainment Bcfott Arrival\nof Santa at Church.\nA really first clnds entertainment\nfollowed by the nil Importunt Chrisi-\nmiut tree and tho flintribulloiv of\ngifts to .tht;,, ItltjiJIes. tea tu iff d the\nChristmas gathering nt the Baptist\neluireh Iota iiIrIu. Tun chureh wns\nwen filled -with a very' luterested\naudloneo, mnlnly enmposed of udultM.\nTho program opened with 0 cantata, \"Danny'H Sacrifice.\"*' under the\nleadership Of W. .I. Altlen. In It a'\nChristmas story of a w.ili* and \\\\\\A\nsister, reltd In aerlai by A. II,\nKlanley, was Intevwoven with rtp\nproprlato naT6t*, duets, nnd choriiKes,\nIn which about 50 lioy*4 and girls of\nthe .Sunday school ink pari. The\nWaging\" W;n cx&Mlbht. W Mrs, sft'Olf\nI'almer nceomilffnlnd on tho piano.\nA sroiip of girls Willi sashes of\nrod, whito antl blue, currying Union\n.liu-ks, appOnfCd next, iu a very In-\ntrlente flguro nnd maxo flag drllTTl\nwhich was performetl with ittlmlrnhle\nprecision nntl unity. A well deserved\nencore was answered. The girls lie-\nlonged to tho classes of Mrn, j\\. ll.\ns. Stanley und Mrs. Klppersoiy.\nTlie third hem, n hnmorotm id'iftch\nontilled \"Taking Knlher's I'lace,\"\nraised ninny a ripple nl laughter.\nCharlie, the sou. played hy l.aureneo\n\u25a0Simpson, out to show Dad how to\nrun IiIh wholesale bualnom, nccom-\nplishod Ihe feut of dlatrootlhg the\nwhole office si.ifi'. ciWiolhOrs nud\nsolicitors alike, during hik flirtatious\n>VUh tho stenographer, 'played by\nKlleen SlmpShh. Tom .Tones, the terse\naei'ininlant, playtd hy Arthur Slun-\nley. (iladlola I'rimrose. a hookH^ller\nsolicitor, pluyeif hy .May LaWSOn, and\nthe duel parts of office hoy and l'ro-\nprloior Heiidoi-h-on Rdwiird*--, plnyed\nby farl .lolutson, am) Jlfot. IMw.inl^.\nhy Miss 4urte Phulr. were nil n.Iijilr-\nilhlo pb'ees of noting. Cr.ihbit. tin-\ndisgruntled , cuatomi r, Irritated beyond moARUro by the peculiar luisl-\nness methods of the non, was played\nby It. Perdue, with god efecl.\nThe b|g event, Ihe entrance of\nSanta Clause and the distribution\nof gifts Trom a well laden tree.\nclosed a very enjoyable Cbristninti\nentertainment.\nONE OF ENGLAND'S BEAUTIES\n4\nATHLETE, ACTRESS AND PIANIST\nHrlde of W. h. fionrge, famous London novelist, formerly jn^p Kathli-en\nflelpel of York. rfiiR. -v\nlafee a project tn determine the effect of various fallow suhsiiiute.s in\nthe production of wheal outlined\nabout i.s follows;\nOats, harley anil wheat hi doulde\nrows \"rt Inches apart, and In triple\nrrwn 30 Inches apart) corn, potatoes\nnnd minf lowers lu single rows 42\nInches a par l nntl Sudan grhss hi double rows. :pi inchea apart, -***-%\nM. .I. Tlni I ho, Scott, Sank., gave n\niMiper on prOctlenl crop rotation for\nihe pralrlo \u25a0Caritiora. Decauao of the\ncrop system, fnrmers wero ,ns a\nelans, financially embarrassed. Adoption of rotations en the farms would\n(UitrlbutC labor mure evenly through-\notii ihe summer and provide winter\nemployin\u00bbnt, ho aiid,\nmah to*'see ihe night, but only gel a\nglimpse. As our boat\" comes near, lit-\ndives beneath the surface, and Is\nlost to^rlew. But In a few minutes\nanolher eall. Wo get a good view\nof this one, hul the third and lusl tnu*\nstays up until our boat Is very close\nto him, uud that Is as close as I wont\nto get to any alligator, h* 1 seo anymore will let you knot*.\nNow we heal* our bout whistle. We\nwonder what It means, that Is for the\nbridge, and hero wc hnve u splendid-\nopportunity to see tho tourists on the\nrond to the south. Cars by the score\nare iiaikcd waiting for tho brldae to\nswing back when our boni passes\nthrough, all vory Interesting to tin-\nNelson traveler**-* Now we nr<'Jn-thei \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0*\n&ffl -& ^r;-^X.,,,,\u201e:ite|AgronomiBts Convegeat Win-\ncan . ice sume nre fishing. Wonder.'\nIf they will catch un alligator. If Ij\nwere to go fishing here 1 helleve the|\nulllgator would pdtoh me, hut I am]\nnot fenrlug anything or this kind to;\nhappen while I nm on our splendid\nboat. I tun enjoy-thin ffc-uutirul trip.'\nIt's n dretim.\nSober of Necessity.\nUut sume reader might suy, \"Ah!\nDistance lends cm-hunt ment tn^ the\nseene.\" Nol In this ruse. I nm hen'.\nand know I am hero, antl I h-ivi- nol\niiiliired npV painted the plot Ure nny\nbrighter thnn whut it Is In reality,\nund 1 know 1 nm soher. tot 1 have\nmiu-h leas tasted, booxe in\nor huvo I seen any one.\nmnn oi- woman, under the Influence\nsince I camo here. This Is n dry\nstnte. itut tho water lu Nclsoi\nfur better thun tho wnter herr*-.\nWe jNiek our grips. Sanford I\nslRht, nnd wi1 an- nil expeetatlo\nwe will see any one we know on\nl\u00ab\nSIUD1 PROBLEMS\nBF PRAIRIE SOIL\nnipeg*; Discuss Production\nQuestions.\n**\"\"*-\"\" **\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 4\nI WINNIPEG, Deo. 27.\u2014(Hy Canadian\nPreaa)\u2014^Agricultural export a from\n'many parts of lhe Itoinlnion ahd tlu*\nI riiiltsl Stules gathered here today\nfor the tiacond annual lonventinn nf\nthe Westtrti Cuuidlun SiK-lcty of Ak-\nrnnoiuy. Pnihlt-nis in coiniccllon With\n' prodUOUon .-. \u25a0 * ili-seusrcd, aud the\nI dlaoUaalona will be mniinned at ses-\n; rions tomorrow nntl Thursday.\n1 Addressing lhe deleRales ut u He\u00ab-\naton tonight, Prof, .luhn Draolten. pres*\nI idem of the Manitoba Agricultural\n.college, paid u tribute to ihe nun\nI who led the way In the mutter of rest areb and experinvnlil When the\nSaw <;i:itM*N \"soisi: TAX\"\nThe eity fathers of linpoverishod\nDerlin have hit upon ihe Ingenious\nfund raising Idea of taxing \"good\n-nting and drinking.\" The official\ntitle Of tho municipal ordinance\nwhich will be passed shortly Is 'Con-\nvumption tax for luxurious eating\nplacis antl pleasure resort*.\"\nThe ordinance proposed u 10 per\ncent turnover lax ou all food and\ndrink consumed in hotels, boarding\nhouses, rcslaurnntf, ea.'cs, liquor\nrooms, bars und tlancc resoris whose\nprices average higher than the pricea\nIn the \"simple food imd drink t-s*\ntiihli-hnieni...\" moaning auoh uh \"the\ncommon people imtroniM.\"\nWurtiemliiirg already bus done\npioneer tux work along a variant\nof \"the- nbOVB Hue. the raplfnl. Stutb\ngun, boasting the most novel tux\nIn Oerniany.\nThe nickname ror ll llit-rally meuta\n\u25a0'muse nix.\" nnd it applied to those\nwho continually sit mil drink In the\nsaloon;; after the police closing hour,\nwhich In Strnttgart Is midnight.\nI A sliding \"Mouse tux\" payment of\n'five murks entitles y>u to linger and\nImblhe tor one hour after lhe offlclnl, closing time for ond morning:\ntight marks permits you to stay un-\n; til 3*o'clock, ami lb marka apablpa\n!y\u00abu to remain until three, obviously\nit Is nol a prohibition measure, fnr\nI the longer ynu drink tho cheaper\nlit gets.\nj The canny Stuttgart tax nul'lor-\nItles |uiVP artistically enameled \"souse\ntux\" coins, easily carried ln tile wst\nj pocket and of varying ODlora de-\n! noting the lonKih of time ihey per-\nmlt you to all up and drink. AH\nhenr the figure *.t tho .Mee..a\u00bbvat Sua-\nIdan K night wu t china n. l.lkewKo\nthe thouRhtful authorities have secured a special room on Uie ground\nfiner ot the Htultgnrt city hull for\nthe \u2022\u25a0\u25a0iir of 'souse lux\" coins. \"Collectors, to. can obtain a supply\nhere,\" the Suablan tax gathorera a&* |\nvertlse.\nELECTRICITY CURES\nVISCOUNT GREY!\nViscount Orey, to tho astonishment,-j\nof his fri nds hi nn* walking Jauntily I\nto see his c.-ullnt us often aa 18 I\nao'cscary and without glasses of any\nkind. It will be recalled that Via- ]\n\u25a0loi^ht Orey'a eyes fulled aomo time\n'go nnd lhat when ho waa In Wash-'\nIngton ho censured eye ape-laliata\nu-'d finally obtained some relief -flfcen\n\u2022 nih-wes!' -t th root of mo of hla ]\neth w s i-\"-ov\"(l. Soon after Vis- '\n\u2022 ,.,.. r --R ed flS pr'tisli sec-\nr-l ry or state fur 'orelgp nffatra. Hie ,\n\u2022*v_ becatre so ba*' that he 'crn-d\n\u2022rnllle and read If. O. \"Well's \"Out-\n\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0 of History\" by thnt system. Tho\n:i who is responsible for tho euro |\n' the . vlseount's cyea la neither a\nertifled ocullat, a doctor nor a aur-\n:eon. but a scientist who uaea elec- '\n(Holly in his treatment. Ho said\nVhrount drey's recoveiy was pcrma-\n>oMt, adding: \"His recovery Is not\nlue to me, but to nataire.\"\nA chlmncv 11:. font high will Hway\nwithout danfer ns much as ton inches\nin a strong wind\nEVERY LOAD OF OUR\nCOAL\n-lumped into your cellar or bin\nmoans solid comfort nnd fuel ccon-\nry Por our coal throvva out a\nfine, i veil heat and does It with\nfar less toal lhan Is required when\nirdinary coal l\u00bb used. Try a ton\nir sn and keep a record of how\nlong lt lasts. 'That will prove the\n'conomy of ordering your coal hero.\nWEST TRANSFER CO.\nOUONP TO\n\u25a0*_\nTor compute\nsatisfaction\nUSE\n-al HAVE YOU TRIED IT?\nCREMftWEST\nFLOUR\n\u25a0^\nThi complete aatiifactionl\nThe absolut guaranteal\nTha firm behind the ooodal\nVeu'll be agreeably aurprlied. Order \u2022\neaok today from your grocer.\nManufactured by tha\nHedley Shaw Milling Co., Limited\nAffiliated with tha\nMAPLE LEAP MILLING CO., LIMITED\nLocal Wholeeale Repreaentative Clarke\nBrokerage\nme wav-\nnnd got\nwharf. Xow we see some\nlng to us. Wo nro landed,\na vory warm welcome. ft*fro\nearn provided for us by ouv\n1 believe there nre good peoplo In\nthe -soulh, ns wen uh in the north.\nComfortably aoated in our car, out\nwo go for n 22-mllo drive over nj\nhrlek paved road. On both eldrs are\nthe oak nnd jwlm trees' shade nearly\nall tho wny. the most beautiful drive\n.y j w\nI have over enjoyed, the brick-paved I\nthe best road I have ever traveled on.\nfine for Iho anion to run on. Kow We\npa** through Winter park, and on tu\nOrlando, the city beautiful, und here\ndinner Is served by our gdod frletfds\nIn Orlando, nnd our long Journey Is\nended nl lasl, nine dnys slm-e.we left\nKelson, Antl we nie mill in lbe sunshine.\nIn our next We will tell Ihe reader\nabout this placo and Us beautiful\nInku. WiLUAM isnnH.\n(history of mrrleultuiv in wenttrn\n| t'unadu was written, he Kahl, the early\nhi j inveettgati r In ngtt>npmy would be\n1 \"J compllmeiui d on the, development of\nih\u00b0 \\n systtm uhi'h hun ben profitable]\nfrom the Bin mt point of soli manage-1\nment nnd trap production. On the\nin- t^o 1 other hand, they might bo cWttrUed\nfriends. I (-.,.. uot having conserved the soil In\nthe wny that might be expected, and\nil was (he fnt-t thut they had uot\ndone so thai constituted thut fifob*\nlem boforo agronomist a iml.iy.\nMethods hnd to be devised fnr solving that problem before it was tw\nInto.\nConsider Fallow Substitutes.\nProf. Man ley Clmmplifl of the rm-\nveralty of Sai>knlehewuu, read a\nb-ngthy paper iu the aftaraooh ou\n\"Field Tests and Kullow Huhstltulcs,\"\nlu which ho said the I'nlvoislty of\nSaskatchewan in 1932 would under-\nHOMi:-M\\l>K TIIIIKSHKU\nH. I... Onl.\u2014Owing lo thc high\nprice of threshing, two years nro\n1 rlggid up a 32-inch cylinder and\nstraw shaking attachment with a I\nh. p. engine to thresh my grain. This\nhas worked most satisfactorily, but\nthe lnck of a hulling device nnd a\nfan Involves a Iohm of cleaning up\nafterwards. Oould wm rrlve mo any\nIdeas on, a home-made' thresher,\nfurnish mo wim cuts of such a\nthresher for home' use? I have\nhad several catalogacs from different firms, but they appear to be\ntoo complicated to copy and too high\npriced to buy,\nAmwdr\u2014We arc not able to glyo\nyou any definite Information about\nsuch a machine.\nSome relatives \u2022love you, some are\nneutral, and narhe send your small\nboy a horn for Christmas.\nTHE TREAT OF THE SEASON\nTO-NIGHT\n\"THE AFFAIRS OF\nANAJ0L\"\nDcors open 8:46 p. m. Commencing 7 p. m. sharp.\nCOME EARLY\nMATCH BLOCK WOOD\nPlenty ior Everybody\nOrder fromH. Townsend\nPhona 508L\nOR FROM MAIN\nOv.r Gilkar-a\nPhon* 170*\nOFFICE\nStoro\nThe Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co.\nOF'CANADA LUTED\nOfflco Smolllng and Refining Department\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA '\nSMELTERS AND REFINERS\n'UPCHA8ERS OF GOLD. BILV<-. per month; U\nor six monthH; J7.60 per yoar, payable\nln advance. \t\nHunter Audit Bureau ot Circulation\nWEDNESDAY, DEC. 28, 1021\nSick of Strife.\nfficienf\nbusek\n11AM IN Till! NEW YI!.MVS 1HNN1!!'. MENU\nH. Wicklmm Steed, editor of\nthe London Times,'says that if\na referendum ia taken it will\nshow thnt fully 90 per cent of\nthe people of Ireland arc in favor of the ap-reement for the\nestablishment of the Irish Free\nState.\nProbably that is true. Ire\nland must be sick of murder\nand outrage and strife and be\nglad of thc opportunity which\nthe new agreement gives to put\nan end to it.\nBut Mr. Steed should not\ndrag the King into the imbroglio. The. statement that it\nwould surprise many people to\nknow \"how much of himself is\nin the Belfast speech\" is unwise. The King may personally agree with all that was in\nthe Belfast speech. It may be\ntaken for granted that he docs.\nIt was a speech which naturally\nappeals to the reasonable man.\nBut the King takes no part in\nthe issues between bis subjects.\nHe simply voices thc views and\nthe policies and thc intentions\nof the government of the day.\nBritain Tolerant of the Religions of All Its Subjects.\nHakim Ajmal Khan blames\nGreat Britain for standing in\nthe way pf the Islamic aspirations.\nAjmal apparently has not\nread history, or if lie hns read\nit he tales nothing for what it\nteaches.\nGrc;;t Britain has always\nbeen -a friend of the Moslems.\nIt has always carried out the\npolicy of giving freedom to all\nsects in India and in the Near\nKast and the Far East. It has\nnever indulged in religious crusades since it became an Empire. On the contrary, it has\nprotected the Moslems, as it has\nprotected those of other ctcjmIs.\nThere are proofs innumerable,\nthe most recent of which is its\nattitude toward Turkey, which,\nbut for British desire to lie\nrather more than fair to the\nIslamic people, would have been\ngoverned by the Asipiilh declaration that the Turk must lie\ndriven out of Constantinople.\nIn Imlia all creeds, all sects,\nhave been free to preach their\nviews. All have been free to expand.\nBut for Britain the Moslems\nthemselves might by this time\nhave been driven out of India.\nA Progressive Move.\nThe directors and members\nof thc Nelson Curling club nre\nto be congratulated upon the\nnew rink, upon whieh the initial games have been played\nduring the past few days.\nIt is a credit to Nelson and\nthe district and it has already\nresulted in a largely increased\nmembership for the club.\nBut its value is not eonfincd\nto thc members of the Nelson\nclub. It will prove to be an\nadditional attraction for Nelson\nto offer the British Columbia\nCurling association, under\nwhose auspices annual provin-\ncial bonspiels are held.\nI What the Press Is Saying\nft* lU^I spirit of the Movement.\nThe fundamentals I ml down l.y lhe\nBrttUh foreign minister hnve n thai\ndisarmament on the \u00bb-._, must he no-\ncom pan lefl by disarmament on land\nAnd that th. :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 mn .i not he crippled\nnntl mnde worthh \u25a0\u25a0-. by u failure to\niiRrer. to limitations under the sea and\nIn the nlr. And lastly nnd most Important of all thnt no disarmament\nAgreement cnn be valid and acceptable unlcRA It Ih worldwide. Hero we\nHavo thc entire spirit of disarmament\nmovement. II must cover lhe whole\nground If wars tire to he prevented\nAnd All h-iti'in nni i he n parly to\nthe agreement, \u25a0--\u25a0Mrirnlt News.\nThc DAwn In lhe East.\nTboro hi no royal rond out of our\ndlffloulllea. Hard work and thrift,\npublic nnd private, are the only remedy. It to slowly becoming realised\nthat price and value are constituted\nby a multitude of variables, and thnt\nil Iff not only one variable\u2014money\u2014\nwhich govern' pricea. lint whether\n-.my nearer i*> \u00bb return lo the\n\u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0 ni>t. WO UKU\u00bbRl!\"l fn\n^^Htfy in the\n' tlio first faint\n~ m-.-\\Uk India And China\nHam In n gonil choice for the main\ncourse of tin- New Tear's dinner, accompanied ns suggested In th.- following menu:\nCYh-ry tillvoH\nOysters Roup\nSmall Craekertt\nBaked li.ni.\nCurrnni Sauce\nrot a toes ciiantlllv\nKm:.'.* i H|>routt4 dm 11 flower\nLettuoo, i'ii* \u25a0 i.-ii i >.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ii.\u25a0\u2022.\nCoffee T.i-in.-ii Merliiuur Tie\nNuts It'llltlOUH\nRaked Ham: Buy a sriinll, rather\nlean ham and v.*.. h It thoroughIv,\nfpr I nk I Int: It well wllh soda, then rins-\nllig It wllh cold water. Tlaee It In n\nlurtie kettle with il whole cloves, '\u25a0'.\nteaspoon ground cinnamon, a popper\ncorns, \u00bb{, temtpoon celery seed nml I\nquart of swetit elder; add Polling woicr\nto cover and let nimuior five hours \u2014\nor until tender. Then remove the ham\nfrom iho water, skin it, iprlnklo li with\nsugar, hriiHh it over wllh a heaton raw\negg, cover It wllh hrend crumbs, sllek\nIt wllh cloven tall over nt even Intervals) ami plnce It in a linking pan.\nAdd a little hot wnter ns with any\nother roam, and hake slowly from one\nto two hours, Bute with the Uuuor In\nthe pan every 2ft minutes and, as it\nevaporates, ndd fresh hot water. When\ndone and hrown, trim the meat from\nthe hone end and decorate Ihe latter\nwith Oelery leaves and curls. Place the\nham on a plalter and mnke the current\nsauee as follow*:\nCurrant Sauce: Add to ihe liquor lu\nthe pan 1 cup of boiling wntor. Let\nholl up for n few minutes, stirring constantly, then thicken with 4 tablespoons\nof hot melt*er finely oltohpoO. Now add these\nIngredients to orulnnry Kivneh dress-\n-iiig mnde ns follow: I'ut linn a bowl\nu lenspoon sull, }\u2022_ teaspoon peplier.\n'4 (euspoon pOprlktl nud )! tnhli-Hpoous\nof olive oil; heni well until all are\ncombined, thon ndd slowly P.- tabb-.\nspoons of vinegar, continuing to heat,\nYou n\u00bbW hnve combined ihe Pn neh\ndressing nud the above mimed inn red l-\nciits. und will then ndd the following:\nI liibh\"-pOoii of fiuelv (-liri|tped chives,\nI inhh'spnoii Chili sauce nud '_ lea-\nspoon pnprlkii. Mix thoi-omthly mid\nchill, .lust before serving heal hard\nfor 3 minutes.\nAnd now render friends, 1 want In\nsay that 1 hope, us you eat this dinner\nnext Sunday, you will be entering\nupon n Verry Hnppy New Yenr!\nTomorrow-If you pon'l I.Ike Varnished Floors.\nAH Inquiries addressed to \"Miss Klrk-\nman In care of Hit- \"Ki'flclent House-\nKeeping\" department will he answered\nIn these columns la their turn. This\nrequires considerable time, however,\nowing to the great number received.\nSo tf a personal or quicker reply Is\ndesired, a slnmped and nelf'Sddrcsued\nenvelope must he enclosed with thc\nquestion.\u2014Tho Editor.\nYOUNG AT 100\nm mgmsA\ngMi\nfi _____,\u25a0 ^^fl^P^'\u00ab %\n\\ _W^ _m\n*'\" \\t_\\W\n\u25a0TLy-'im\n__ ' MUnUUUUu\nFrom ti little shop In Paris, whose\nname Is iih commit lc ns Its crest Ions,\nare unusual\u2014Aux Mule el line Nulls-\ncomes this lovely negllfiee. The thing\nthnt makes ti'sn attractive Is the graue-\nipl\" sloeve-i arrangement. The exquisite delicacy of the umlerinl. and the\ncolnr, too, nre charming, d*ep rose\nsatin blended with creamy lace. Anolher version of the same Ideii I saw\nIn iiprlcot crept' de chine with, stiiinrl-s\nof (leorgetto In a shade of blue thnt\nim.I;.-.i like a delicate film of smoke\nCAPTAIN RICHARD CLARK\nOf Port Hope, Onlnrlo. who ch United Hla ll\u00bbHh birlhdny on December\n5ih and wanted to turn Ottl l\" \\-\"> l.iln'ial In lho list general election, The\nnote rep-rod ii i ci) is a sample of his handwriting.\ntrade Is reviving.\"\u2014London DAlljf\nTelegraph.\nMini ProWCOM Spiritual.\nArthur N;i.di, millionaire clothing\nmaniifaclurer ol Cincinnati, says: \"I\nknow ihnt the phll-OMph) o( Joaoi\nChrUt is the siduilon of all nur nrob-\nleinf.\" The Golden Itule Is lhe divine\nlow governing perfect lui.noe In eeo\u00ab\nnomlcs. l.lkc other truths, this _t oh-\nvious that ll takes people a long lim*\nto t-ee It. .Most of our problems nre\nspiritual. The material kldd ti lhe re.\nsuit, not ihe cause. \u2014 Haverhill ii.i-\ntelle.\nThe Lighter Side\nSnail; To growl; also in entangle.\nA cause of war; also a result*\nThe powers begin with n cnpltnl\nnnd continue to function by reason\nof It.\nThe next thing, they will bo telling us that Put iu Gaelic U spelled\nPthhahhl.\n\u2014 - fi\u2014\u2014\nBuilnaw woii'i be sound while\ngovernment promlAM Al* in-n l> llM&f\nnud nothing more.\n\u25a0 Q \"\nThe race was hepnn with R floating\nrib. Now II must begin all over wuh\na floating debt.\nTho difference between \"Important\" and \"Impotent\" hi aboul ton\nthousand dollars ft yar.\nOne boy tries lo nnmunl In some-\nthing, and nnothw Is the sole heir\not a rich relative.\nThero Is no relationship between\nJunkers nnd Junkmen. The former\nsow nnd the latter harvest.\nPerhaps pence will endure forever.\nIt Is enduring a sufficient number of\nother things to get In prncllce.\nA Utile treflecllon concerning the\ncost of battleships will show you why\nthey nro called the \"high\" scan.\nWhen thn merchant looks over his\nbook* It Is hard for him to l\u00bb--*-llovo\nthat man Is mode of dust. Dust settles.\nA prominent divine snys Clod still\nloves the world. There Is no doubt\nof It. Whom the Lord b.v.-ih. He*\nclmstenetb.\no\nA Kamloops physician sffys most\nof tho Ills we miffer could be nvoldotl\nby keeping our shoulders square The\nrent oould be avoided by keeping our\nconduct that way.\nYou can't nlways trust the dictionary. In tho dictionary, romance\nfollows matrimony.\nWhv HQK convert ihe ti.*itHe*diim\u00ab\nInto Jllneye? Most of the Victory\nbonds were converted Into pleasure\nmm\ns\nButter Making and Cheese\nMaking Show Revival;\nBlue Book Discloses Facts\nFacte and figures respecting Hm\ndairy Imtic-ny l'i (''iii.nl.t flit Mm\npages nf a small blm- book recently\nissued hy the Dominion hut-can or\nStatistics, \"Dairy Pnclnrim, i;i20.\" Is\nIts title, nnd In Iho Itttruductory hot*\nii -oinlonsfs Into a few lines the history nf commti'iil initial mid ehouM-\nnuking In Pnn.'id.i.\n\"Dnhylng.'' dales the report, \"li\n\u25a0 me \u00ab.f the otdeil and ha* now be\ncome ore of ih\" most Itnporl ml of\ntin industries o! I'm.iiiii. It owes Its\nmodern development mul expansion\nto the introduction of the factory\nsystem of tho freaking of cheeae ami\nbutter, to the invention of ihe centn*\nfUgftl cre.itn \u25a0.p.iiini and to the Df\"\ni llliies afforded by Improved methods of cold Hturagi The first t'ana-\ndlin ehe. \"e factory was csiahll-Khcd\nIn Ontario In W4| and ih\u00ab- first Canadian tieaim ty for hultunds.\nThe latest figures, vi*., for the 12\nmonths ended December 31, 1020.,\nshow nn export of 1-12.747.ri-tfiS pounds\nof cheese :umI iti 111,010 pounds of\nbutter. The decline in the exports\nof cheese and butter does not represent any falllng-Off m the value of\ntotal dairy .production, but Is due to\ntho greater requirements of home consumption caused by lhe relAtlVs Increase of the urban population since\nthe beginning of lho present century.\nThis has had the effect, in a COPrtd-\nerable extent of Increasinng the demand for milk consumed whole and of\nreplacing tho manufacture nf cheese\nfor export hy that of butler sold for\nhomo consumption. The demands\ncreated by thn war, and (he conse-\nIn mher smart collections negligees\nfeaturing the wrapped silhouette effect\nWere very much lu evidence- Very\nnarrow uiioui the nnkles and wide\nnroutta the shoulders, uith interesting\nsb'.'ws, this lype uf n> cliwee was more\nnumerous than for a hmi: time, made\nup In soft, drnpealde silks nnd velvets.\nAnoiber type of negligee thnt is replacing the ordinary klmniui Is the\nbreakfast cont, and one of the newer\nmaterials that Is being usttd for the\nmore tailored effecis is silk tricolette.\nPATTBHN SO. Sl2.\nA paltern for the above model (So.\nSC) cnn he obtained In -i\u00ab--s 84, nr, or\nns, by sending lo The Polly News.\nyour nnme, iiddress, and Sa cents In\npostage stamps. Ita sure io keep ihls\nnewspaper clipping of ths sketch nnd\ndescription of the garment to use as\na worklni: model when lhe pattern\nri'nches you\u2014-which will he within two\nweeks' time.\u2014The Kdlinr.\nDaily Recipe\n. (Paste This In Your Cook Book)\nMOTHER OF VINEGAR\nLeave a Utile vinegar in tho bottom\nof an open Jar nr bottle. The film\nor cloudy substance, n species of\nmildew, that will gather Is the \"mother.\" Por Icing to put between Hub\ncalces or biscuits try n boiled fronting: use one cup sugar, half a cti|\nof water, whites of lwo egns om\nteaspoon vanilla, cr half a tablespoon\nlemon Julie. Put sugm- uud water\nin saucepan, stir to prevent It from\nsticking lo the sides, ileal grndually\nto boiling point and bolt without stirring until syrup %n- inroad when\ndrnppcii from tip of spoon. Pour gradually on in benton white of egg, healing mixture constantly until of right\nconsistency.\nuuent liluli pnees, stimulated the\nmnnuf*i-*un*e of l.nih cheese und hut\nter mid led io u revival of the ox\njM.it trade In th*- latter article.\nTho census of |Jll shows that th<\nprisiuciion of dairy butter In IMC was\n137,110,300 pounds and of honic-inrnl\nchei st- \\,%l\\t_\\*)_ puiindo, ib'*se i|imn-\ntities representing respectively (ik and\n\u2022i 7 per i cm oi' lhe totals. II ls not\nltossil-.il> to stale precisely whal th\npres* ni DOfportlons are, bui the Increased production of crt\" but\nter wnuld appear lo Indira to u decrease in the hulnc-nrndc art ide.\nComplete statistics of the production\nof dairy factories dolo rrom lOOfl,\nwhen ihe total valuo of products of\ndairy tOOtoties wuh ltt.?ll.(Hl. In\n192D the valUQ of thn products of\ndairy factories was 1141.111491, rep\nresenting nu Inerenso of siic.fi(i4,r.6fl\ndining the first twenty enrs \u00ab>f tin\npresent QOntliry. The total value ol\nall thi' dairy products of Canada In\n1H2U Is Utlmatcd by the dulr>\" com*\nmlsslon> depnriiui-nt of Agriculture at :\"'.'ti(i,3^fi,flJ3, which Includes 1141.136,401, the value of products nf the dairy factories; $56,250,000.\nthe eat [moled value of dairy 'butter;\nand 9t?,7IO,14S the csthnulcd value of\nmilk uj.1'1 wlude, ns apart from that\ndelivered to lbe ilalty factories.\nWiihin rent years there has beon\na Urge Increase, in tho production 01\ncondensed mill:, which has caused a\ndecreuse In the product Ion of cheese\narising from the fad ihnt tho farmers have found it moro profitable to\nsend their mill? to tbo condcnscrlres\nlhan to the chew foctorles. Thi\nfhst mlllt-condenslug plant was established at Truro, N. H. In 1883. and\nthere are now lu Canada 28 tdnntB\nfor the manufacture of condensed,\nevaporated und sterlixed milk nnd milk\npowdi r. The total value of these\nproductt hsa grown from $200,620 In\n11*00 lo $17,100,111 In 1020.\nWHY THE EDITOR LEH* TOWN\nA country editor, who was full\nof hnrd elder, got n sale bill nnd a\nmuninge con-many badly mixed, Tho\ndescription ran as follows:\n\"William sump, the only son of\n20 Per Cent.\nDiscount\nOn all Xm.-i\". Novelties, including Brass Goods, Erector\nSets, Electric Lamps, Fire Irons, etc., etc.\nCOME WHILE THE SNAPS ARE COING\nTHIS STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAV TODAV\nNELSON HARDWARE COMPANY\nBOX 1060\nNELSON, B. C.\nMr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, was\ndlsposod of at auction, to Lucy\nAnderson, on my farm one mllo east\nof this place, In the presence of seventy gue.'ttn, Including tbo following,\nto wit: 2 mules, 12 bend of cattle,\nKev. fl, A. Jackson tied tho nuptial\nknot, avorsglns 1200 lhs. on the. hoof.\nThe heatttlful homo of the brldo wns\ntastefully decorated with 26 cream\ncans. I sulky mku, 1 set of double\nhurries* (nearly now), nnd Just before\ntho ceremony commenced Mcndola-\nsohn'H Inspiring wedding mnrch wua\nsoftly given by ono cow, fi years old.\nI Jersey cow currying a bunch of\nflowers In hor hand and looking\nihtirmlng In a gown nf 1 tight wagon,\n\u00ab hoxea uf npples, 3 sacks of hny,\nII grindstone, mniiHlln do sol. trimmed\nwllh about 100 huHhcla nf spuds, The\ngronm was a well known and popular young man nnd hua always stood\nwell In society circles of 13 Berkshire\nhogs, while tho brldo Is an neonm-\npllshed nnd talented teacher of 1\nsplendid drove of Poland Chinas, ped-\njgreofl furnished If desired. Among the\nbeautiful presents were: Sets of silver knives nnd forks, l spring harrow, 1 wheel-harrow, and olher nr-\nilch'H too numerous tn mention. The\nbridal couple left yesterday for on extended trip, 13 months on approved\njoint notes otherwise cash. Lunch\nwill bn served nt tho hiiIc, After\nIhey return Mr. and Mrs. Smith will\ngo to housekeeping In a cosy home,\ncorner of Main und Dr. W. It. Jones,\nauctioneer.\" .\nPOWER IN HASH\n8COTCH HERRING IN\nCANADIAN BARREL8\nThe fishing Industry of thc e.ist\ncoast of Scotland, of whicli Aberdeen\nIs the center, Ih largo nnd famous.\nThere Is largo export of cured or\npickled herring, and bofore the war\nmuch of tho trade wns carried on\nwllh Oermany und ftussln. Thnt pnrl\nIs today practically at ft standstill,\nbul. other branches of tho trnde are\nflourlshlnng.\nTickled herring is shipped In bnr-\nrels nnd before the war nbout 8,600.-\n000 barrels were shipped nnnuully.\nThis would represent about 000 standards of wood 05 cubic feel per standard. The barrels nre made at. Aberdeen. Fraserburgh. Peterhead, etc.,\nfrom slaves mainly Imported from\nSWfdon, Out of every 1000 feet of\nslaves 72 barrels arc mnnuf nel tired\nThe majorliy of barrel makers do nol\npossess the necessary plant for cut-\nring battens. White spruce is mostly ti \u25a0\u25a0.!. as lhe fish puckers find that\nhis wood retains tbe pickle much\nbetter than nther species. The slaves\nnust he air tluht ami- witter light\nmd nre sawn, but not dressed. The\nffpoden hoops Used mostly ull came\n'ram BordOftUli Prance.\nA prominent firm of fish curers\nind exporters nt Aberdeen recently\nfluted to the Canadian government\nrude cnmmlsslt.ner at fllasgnw that\nhey see no reason why mnndlnn\number or cooperage stock manufac-\nurers should not be nble to compete\nvith Sweden In NttVCS for the barrels\nrequited In this trnde,\nALBERTA BRIQUETTES.\nThe making of hrlquelles from Al*\nSena conl seems lo have passed the\n>xperlmental stage. Trial plants have\nbeen In operation for more lhan u\nvcHr and now expansion on a large\n\u2022cnlo Ih under way. A plant Is to\nbe established In the Kdmonton dls-\n' rlet. A correspondf-nl on I he spot\nwrites that It ls cxpeclod that the\niWmonton plant will UM Alh:th:isca\nbituminous sand as a binder for ih-e\nbrtflttettf, \"the manufacture of which\nivlll begin, if present plans work out,\nMfhe rime next Humnvr. Pull Information as to the required plant and\nworking \u2022pilpment will shortly be\navailable and i:, Ktnnsfleld, tho gov-\nHARNESS WATER\nAt Lindsay, on thc Bougofi river, which Is port ot tho Trent Valley cannl\nsystem. Plour mills and other Industries of Lindsay nro run by this water\npower.\nernment's tnr pond expert, Is already\nat work on experimental extraction\nof bitumen froth thfl raw material.\nSlack, low grade nnd disintegrating\ncoals from VntfOUB parts of lhe mining field will be utilized In tho production of the new briquette fuel,\nwhich it is believed will open up\ngri-ai possibilities Mr the Alberta coal\nmining Industry** The advisory re-\nscaivh council will be taking further action In the mailer shortly.\nMost Chinese women\nread nor write.\ncan neither\nAn emigrant ship was wrecked.\nand many survivors Innded on tho\nFalkland Islands. When the news\nreached home, tho minister of n\nchurch to, which some of tho oml*\ngrants hnd belonged Included in the\nservice a prayer for tbe victims of\nihe wreck.\nItelng a very cautious mnn, he\nworded his prayer In this way;\n\"He with our brethren stranded In\nthe Palkland Islands, which nre situated lu the South Atlantic ocean.\"\nAn ironclad guarantee with\nevery CALORIC. Investigate before buying.\nJohn Burns & Son\njcBelimi\/A;\nTEA\nNever Varies\nThe choicest teal tips of hill - yr own Ttss from India end Ceylon\n\u25a0Wilfully blended into a fragrant .delicious beverage\u2014MALKIN'S\nBEST.\nNew Year\nCards\nWe will make up for you a Special Design\nin New Year's Greetings\nFor either Business or Personal use;\nOr perhaps a stock Greeting Card is what\nyou want.\nDelivery the day after we receive order, and\nin some cases the same day.\n\u00a5\nThe Daily News\nBAKER STREET\nQuality Printers\nNELSON, B. C,\n\u2022*mmmmmm^mmmmmm\n i^kX^Wl^^~^aam\u00bb.y.\n0^\nram NEC5UN DXTCY NEWS. tVEDNESIVAY MORNTNC, TWEMBEIt 28, 1921.\nMCPHERSON'S\n-IfMjM\nGET THE HITCH\nON SALE\nWc hnve put on sale out-\nentire stock of Lightning\nHitch Hockey Shoes by\ngiving a cut of\n20 PER CENT\nOur stock is complete in\nMen's, Women's, Bov's antl\nGirls'.\nStoro Will Bo Closed Thla\nAftornoon\nR. ANDREW & CO.\nLEADERS IN,FOOT FASHION\nKootenay and Botmdary\nWEDDINGS.\nCOOK-HORHE\nCltANlinnoK. Deo. If.\u2014Oil Tuesday\nmorning the wm tiling of Miss Pilnn\nHome and Chan. Cook, both of Klmber-\nley, took plflco ai lhe Presbyterian\nehurch. Itev. K. S. Murk a y official-\nlng. Miss* Craee DoHa, of this city,\nwas hrid'-Kinnlil. Moth bride aiifl brldes-\nmaid wore beautiful soils of brown\nvelour, the former carrying a bouquet\nOf while chrysanthemums, the latter.\none of niouve chrysanthemums.\nA dainty weflilptg breakfast wait\nserved al ihe home of Mr. ami Mrs.\nJames, over L'll gUeslH b-llig present.\nMr. and Mrs. Cook left on lhe noon\ntrain fur Vancouver and other const\npoints, where they will spend w honeymoon 01' two Weeks.\nChildren Entertain With Program; Christmas Tree\nFollows. '\nOASTLWiAlt, Dec. -Jfi.\u2014Tlio Christ-\nmns tree and concert given by the\nschool children on Monday evening In\nParmer's hnll wns n very grent sue*\ncokn. Much credit being duo to Mr.\nAshworth, the teacher, and bin wife In\ntraining tlio children so well.\nThis program was oh follows:\nSong, \"O Panadn,\" the school; reel*\ntatlon. \"Family Trouble*,\" Helen Hart;\nreciiuilon, \"A Hum 11 iJoy'n Compla|nI,\"\nI.ouIh Wnlsoti; carol, \"In the Fields,\"\ntho school; recitation. \"A Very liad\nCose.\" Dora Davidson: recitation. \"A\nLittlo Girl's Troubles,- lather C'hrlst-\ni-nsiMt; routid, \"Three Hllnd Mice,\" the\nschool; recitation, \"My Views ou House\nt'lt-antng,\" Kvelyn Hurt: recital Ion.\n\u2022\u2022mick iti Oruiidp-rs,\" Arthur Townsend;\nsoon, \"Johh kei 1,\" the school; recitation, \"Thn Mite,\" Lilian DiiVldson; reel-\nlatliui, \"A Funny School,\" lCdlih Olson;\nsnug ami ciiorus, \"A Toy Monkey,\" lhe\nsohool; ree It ut ton, \"Which Oho Was\nKent.\" Irene Defoe; pianoforte duet,\n\"Till****-!,\" Pcftrl and Bernlce Prali; song,\n\"Pusr\/los,\" Agnes liny, Marie Hebert,\nMur> Salekin, Pfflc olson; recital Ion,\n\"The Oruhlcr,\" Tracy U'foe; dialogue,\n\u2022\u2022Silling tbu lluby,\" Marie Heberi, Helen\nHay; rovmd, \"t ome Follow Mo,'' thp\nsellout; recitation, \"When I'upa's Sick,\"\nCaollu Heberi; reultniton, \"Oeorge\nWash ington,\" Peter Hnb-liin; song.\n\"HCoUttfUl Land ot Nod,\" the seliool;\nrecitation, \"A New Momiel.\" Hose tle-\nIh-ii; nionobigiie, \"Miss Dorothy Knu-r-\ninliis the Mlnlstor,\" Dorothy I'liiuway:\nchorus, \"(innd Night Ladles,'' the\nsohool; sketch, \"ruci.. Htrum'a Cold,\"\nUcnc Heberi. Priiesl Mollouley, IVnrl\nITatt. Donald 1'ialt, Arll'-y Hreii.\nAfl.r iln- prognuu Samo appeared\nbringing a pr.-senl for -.-wry school\nCh 11 if und all Ho- lillle ones under\n*ch)\nMiss Tvsou; recUailon. Kniberlue Our\nbUU; dlnlogoe, by Nubel (larhuti -,\u201e.\nMaster Phillip Uaibiitt; drill, b) Mrs\nilrue's class; recllallon, \"Papas Dail\nhu: ' ClM Mlcluih>, dlnbigue, primal**,\nglrlg; i-eellatlon. l-hlnd Maedoliuld; dm\nlocue, Miss Monro's class; song. Si\nlent Night,\" by Sunday school\nUSE\nClassified Ads\nIF YOU\ni\nWant Help\nWant a Job \u25a0\nWant to Sell Anything\nWant to Buy Anything\nWant to Trade\nThe cost is low-1 l-2c a word each in\nsertion, with six insertions for the price\nof four when Cash accompanies order.\nThe Daily News\nNELSON, B.C,\nIH\n.\nIBiiHMi\nDistinguished Visitor From\nNorthern Lights Land Delights Kiddies.\nCKAWKimD dav, Deo. ...\u2014Ones\nagain old Santa Claus has paid the\nCrawford Uny ehlldreu a visit, dispensing his present*-! ami kind words, and\ni lime gavo Hi.-in a renl idea of tho\nlatest fashion \u2022 lu inusvullne nlllrc,\naway where the nnrl hern lights llano*.'.\nTher.' wer<- Just on lift children lo\n> oiilerliilni-d Wednesdny afternoon,\nio say nothing of \u00bb lame numher of\nktowii ups.\nThe prournm conuuenoed with a very\nibsinnliul ten, the inhles being daln-\nHly arrayed with almost every known\nvariety of euUe thnt apncals to Juvenile\ntastes, so conscquontl) ntnricd thiugs\nwell.\nVnrlous charming enrols and recl-\nlallons given by Die children wore\nof a hiuh standard reriecilng great\nredli on Miss ijooch Tor their iraln-\nIM\\\nThe short and very amusing sketch\n.'litHied \"Christinas nt the Itiiggles'\"\nprovoked mueh mirth und Mrs, Kldinnn\nnud her Juvenile company of actors and\nHeiresses nro to bo conmnuulateil.\nReceive Wlr-jltM BalUtius\nDurlUK* lh<- I'liierininiuetil, while an-\nnounchig lho \\ailous Items on the\nproKi-atn, W. .1. Uoyd kepi the children\nwell posted on Snnl.t's whereabouts.\nreceived by wireless mes-dtgrs, till\ntheir anticipation rati lo fever pilch,\nonly tu be relieved at last by the\nJingle of sleifji belts, heralding his ur-\nstvnl. A few moment* later, and In\n\u2022 came in real unit heni attire prc-\nutiiiK a truly Acetic touch lu pnrkn-\nhood uud muck-lnckS, etc, delighting\nall.\nIUihIii Ont OUti\nSanin had a large sack of toys to\nhnnd out and dldu'l forget tt single\nor Klrl. He next turned his nl*\nl \u2022\u2022 ni Inn to the In .-int Hul ly decorated\nChristmas tree from which he distributed further lifts, nor was that al),\nfnr the entertainment committee had\nreceived a Wlrclwm from him lo provide a luck dip tub, into which til\nthe Children wire Invited to dig, none\nfailing tu pxtrncl soiui-ihing good.\nWhin will all this nud a bag of\neailily, nuts, etc, each child went\nhome fairly loaded down wllh Sanln's\nbnitlily.\n.1. Derbyshire nnd A. Dewrson,, who\nduring tbe lust three weeks h:i\\e spent\na (jrefii deal of time and lrouble In\nconned (onl' with the t'hrislmas tree\nKin nrninK'-m'-ui\"-*, etc. an- lo be com-\nnllmoitlod on the success of th.-tr work.\nCompliments an- also due io D. Dale\nfor ti very o!c\\*pr Unponmnatlon.\nChristmas Tree for Children;\nSanta Claus Calls; Concert\nand Dance.\nDI-;i.,i: l'AUK, Dec JT.\u2014One of the\nargest crowds which over gathered\niere met at Hie seliool house on Krl-\ndny evetiliu; around the nnnunl Christmas it Prom lhe Intijsi nrrlvul by\nstork express to the oldest Inhabitant\nalso a number of friends from I timet a\nnil enjoyed one of lhe most NilcccHsful\n'PlnKH of enli-rlalnnli-iil ever held\nlu re,\nIke f-'lentluK acted as cbnlrmnu. Many\nreel till Ions, noligs and dlnlogueii were\nH*lveu by the children and great credit Is doe tlu- teacher, Mrs. utw, for\nthe n-nlnlng.\ncommotion In (he vestibule denoted tin- arrival of Santa CIiuin, who\nproceeded at onee wllh his plensiint\nduties.\nWhen the children's presents were nil\nlisposed of there sllll remained sever-\nil mysterious imu'Iuirch which were\nfound to be consigned to various adult\nmembers of the crowd.\nMiss Klsle Long was the redpent or\ncharming necklace of pop corn, which\nbe wor.- with beoomltiR effect for lhe\nrest of the e\\etilog.\n11. Swlfi, the victim or ihe unfortunate bet on the recent election, and\nwho by the way was to have performed\ntbe Interesting ceremony of eating his\nnhlrt, received a suspicious looking\nnackage whicli prov*d to contain a\nfamous patetil medicine. The sluglnjf of\nthe National Ambon hrouRht lhe eon.\ne-rt lo n clone.\nThen followed dancing to (he music\nT Lindsay Williamson, the Messrs. I\nBrUnrortfthn and other volunteers, which ,\n* continued until early dawn\nAINSWORTH KIDDIES\nGIVE FINE CONCERT\nSLOCAN CITY NOTES\nSI.OCAN I'lTV, Dec. Ifl.\u2014Caplain M.\nII, Held came home irom I'rm-l.-r on\nFriday ror the Christmas holidays.\nMr. aud Mrs. C, l'.. Severns win-\nvi-'itors io N. w li. uver on l-'rlday\nDonald MacLeod, chief engineer ou\nIbe S. S. Sloc.-iii, went to Nelson on\nFriday to \u2022spend the rhrlsimas holidays wiih bis family.\nSome of the member* or the Vluerg.-t\nic cluh euieriuiiied a tew children on\nChristmas eve in lha I. n Monday for u couple of dnys.\nSLOCAN CITY, Doe. Ed.\u2014Ml\u00abi l.\\n\nflntttl, wli<> bus been f telling ret\nnt (bills Nldlng, came home on W>-d-\nneadfl) for the Christinas holidays.\nShi I Iff Dn>Je. of Nelson. W.i \u25a0 in toi\n..it Wi-.ln-sday.\nMis D Mauharl and icfmii ibuigbt\ni-.une homo from Nel mu i on l-'rlday.\nMiss Orpba M.i uli:. 11 wns a visitor\nio Nelson during llu- weeit, cOffllltH\nhomu wiih b.-r muther. Mrs. D. Man-\nban, on Friday.\nTlie mon workfnu at the dliferent\nmines anuni Slocan City an arrlv-\ninn in town dalD for the riirlumn***\nholidays:\nAPPLEDALE NOTES\nAITLKDAl-K. Is-c. 2\u00ab.--Mrs. C.\nIlfllnton and son ennte In from Trail\nm Wtdm-ytlay nn a visit tu h-r par\nnls, Mr. and Mrs. Wynne.\nll C HoihI and sons, Kenneth nud\nlohn, an- home from boulder for a f<-W\nMr\nid Mr\nSte\nna and son\nfew dujs* visit\nTrail\nio Mr nnd Mrs. tirny\nMis-** Kutherford, of Wlnnipec,\n\\l*iiiliiK h- r slsier, Mr-. Hiiruhnri.\n.1. II. W>nne wns hoine from Slocan\nCiiy for the week-end.\nMr Scott was down from Slocan\nCity to hold service yesterday. Mr.\nOOod, Mrs Lelen, Misses I'iini. Wynne\nand L. Wynne hour \"Silent Nlghl\";\nIrene ItrtilKC Stanley llrldge. llnrry\nIttiws-nn and Angus Campbell, sang\n\"Awny In a Manger \u2022\nAI'I'LKDALK. Dec. 2(1 .-The child\nren'a concert and iree niven on Friday was thoroughly injoynl by ever*\nme, There wen- Tl chlldno up u\nII vears of WW reeelwil a present ntul\na stocklm: fllb-d Willi cand>, mils und\nornnges.\nThe hall was pretty well packed, but\nthe Children found room enough to\nrOtnp around and have a good time\nThe pmitrnni. which was as follows,\nwas very well rendered.\n\"Mnplr Leaf.\" by all the children.\nttceliatlon\u2014\"Daddy'- l>nrllng,\" Bn*\nIdee Ford.\\ce.\nItieilalloii\u2014\"How to Succeed\/* Frank\nDay.\nIleidlfltlon\u2014\"Koollng St. Nick.\" Billy\nBridie.\nlt(.ciinilon#-\"My Dolly.\" Isnbel Day.\nItecltaiIon\u2014 \"Looks I.Ike I'n.\" Harry\nLawson.\nlleellallon -\"My Shadow, Claudr- For-\ndyoe.\nlteeltat Ion\u2014\"Flanders Field,\" Irene\nllrldge and Mamie IMncourt.\nSong-\u2014\u25a0\u2022Simla Claus,\" 121 mn and Dor-\nnthv Cant.\nlteeltat ion\u2014\"All. Darkness.\" Illchnrd\nTrorvr>o\nllcclliiilon\u2014\"Thn Miller or Ine 1><\nCarmen Anderson.\nIteclintlon\u2014'-ChrlsiiiKis Itlddle.\" Frances Anderson. Margaret Meyers. Mary\nTrorji in, Helen Meyer\".\nItecii ni Ion--\"Freckled Face,\"\nIte'ciiniion\u2014\"Snntn Clniis.\" Will\nPlekard\nCnuiala-AII the children.\nSup|sr was served at 10:3(1 by tho\nladles, arter which a fow dances were\nplayed ror the children.\nCRAWFORD BAY~N0TES\ncilAWFOriD HAV. Dec. _: \u2014Mrs. A\nMctlretfor ntul her daughier, Miss V\nMcilrcKor. hnve rel timed to the Hay\nfor Chrlsimai nnd lhe New Venr.\nMiss Maranret Wudds, who during the\npast lerm lias been tenchhiK ai Alice\nSiding school, has nlso relunmd for\nthe Crhlslmns vncailon.\n... Inch Is home trom Cnlbary spending the holidays wllh hla wifo and\nfnmlly.\nViol or F. Locbe, who Iw* been vlsll-\nlng Mr. and Mrs. puldry INile lusl\nweek, left on Dec. la, for Vernon.\nThe December meeting of the local\nWomen's Inal It ute wna held ot thi\u00bb\nhome or the Becreiniy, Mrs| W. .1. Kidman, tbe afleruoou tielug set a ship entirely for soclnl enjoyment. Mra. Kidman gave the members n very enjoyable\nlime, presenting each wllh exceedingly\nnovel Christmas gifts.\nMr \\V. J. Hoyd entertained a num-\nher of friends al li ten party, given on\nE\u00bbc. Io, lo celebrate their lillle dnugh-\nr. Ilea's flrsi blrlhdny.\nW. Palmer Is book for Chrtstmaa nl\nbig .iiarcnt'B home, aftor an ubaenct\nAt Wlnuipoi, of nearly two ytara.\nAINSWORTH, IVe IT.\u2014A very ell-\nJoyublc i'brlstmas im. coneert and\nsocial evening was held In Iln- Fresh**. -\nteflau church on W*duisda,\\ last.\nAlmost all of the children and a\nnumber of adults were present, Tin-\nresidents of tiie Florence mine, I'rlu-\ns I'le.It, Were Invited bill Wore nil-\nable to come mwIur lo Ho- Icy condition of the road thai iiIkIu.\nItev. M. C. Campbell, of Kaslo. anU\npresent for ;t short lime at lhe be-\nKlnnhiK of tin- evenlne bin waa unable lo slay uud act ns cli.tiiiuati, as\nlie had m have on the bom rot Knslo.\nMt. TY-...'|, \"i. look his phicc\nThe elilldrui we're dtillfhietl wilh a\nvisit from, Santa I'liiiis.-, who \u00aba\\e Hutu\nnumberless gifis inun a well bub a\nI'hrlstmas tiee. Iti-freshim-ai\" wen\nserved, after which n \u00abhib hnn mu\nempiled by the children and three com-\njietlilons wt re worked Mil. The first.\n'Tallies* Donkey,\" for children, was\nwon by ilhtdjw Auat, Tin next \"Ad-\nvenlM-ineiiis.\" was won by Mrs. I.\nThompson, for the Indira and Wm.\nKoiuthton for the gonilemeO. The l,i*i\nwas \"Tallb-s ponfey.\" fur adults, nud\nwas wot) b> HIM AnilU Haws\nThe concert consisted nf recital Ions\nby the following children: ilrnbam\nHleel. Miranda Austin. Isabel Mcl.< Ilini.\nilladys Austin, Stault y Mel^lbiu uud\nHilly Lane. An openlim piece by eluht\nchildren entitled ^-ooaWlH\": an ncllOn\n\u2022\u2022niiK, \"Nurst-ry llyhmes.\" by ten child--\nren nnd an notion Song, \"Ja|\u00bbaoPm Fan,'\nbv ihe foiiuv-,iim little dels in Jaranoae]\ncoslume, Mar> Rtoel, Isnbel Mc|.cll ,n, |\nIsabel llimllllt 'I. Mli.indil Austin and ,\nniartys \\usiin\nMrs. J 11. Fl.'li'hei- was ib-ser\\. dly |\nencored for her sonit. \"The Hunahbii!\n..f Your Smii.\" She dlao mnn aovernl\n\"Old Scotch SougM.\" which Wen ap-'\npredated v*-r*i much.\nThe children Were indued by Mrs.\nBtwt, Mrs, Fieicher and Mra w i:.\nLone.\nMrs. Linn- Tliomiismi. Mr-. Lafe McLellan, Mrs L. W. OuRhlred and Mr-\nR. Haws were other ladles \u00abh.i Inlisd\nto make ihe evening a micro**\ndeIr park notes\nThe Store for Quality\nThe Store lor Style\nAfter Christmas Sale\nOf\nDresses\nNew models in a variety of styles,\nup-to-date in every way, and at\nprices that cannot be depulicated.\nCANTON CREPE and SATIN\nDRESSES\n, At $35.00 to $50.00 Each.\nDresses for afternoon wear, made of\nprood Canton Crepes, or Satin, all individual styles. Sizes 16 to 42. Pricea\non these qualities were never cheaper.\nFrom, each ?35.00 to ijl.'O.OO\nNEW TRICOTINE DRESSES at $25.00 Each\nMade In strnlftht-line effects, with lnund necks and short\nsleeves, some strictly tailored, others trinij-ned with embroidery, or braid. Materials are all-wool Tricotines and\nSerges of good quality. Sizes Hi to 38. Specially priced\nat, each 925.00\nCLOSES AT 12:30 AS USUAL\n611 Baker Street\nPhone 200\nholidays Irom llost-n.-rry, wln-r\u00ab shims be.-n tiMchhiic ihf dWimi si lipid.\nh. TioktsH but nlmost completed the\nbulbllutt of bis boils, and will im>\\.\nord?\nrtly\nD. Ibiwker bas none\nAlia., tu Nlh-lld lie Willie\nIim hou-Hi- on Thursday evening,\niitti ndliiR. Tht- ftrsi prlie for ladld\nufter a ii.- was tnlten hy Mrs. O. ,\nHnll.ml: M-cond, by lluby llarv.\nI list ictiit'.-, by lleruurd Johnson;\nout), l.y \\V. T. MeMaiii it. i *i* \u25a0Iitii- ; |\nwi re served durliiK the Interval.\nWILLOW POINT NOTES AINSWORTH NOTES\nDKRit i'aiik. i\u00bb\" :; i:.v mi\nDoMlaaon, of i>Ik- w I. ca\\. uu Hln-'\ntnit-.il lecture heic on Tuoada) even*\nIiik \u00abf la-i week, lb- ahowe*) aome \u00ab\u25a0\njM.-clull) fine views of old Kuulish\ncastles, oalhedrala, etc\nWhile hen he perform'tl < hi l-lelilna\neiircimuilys nt tin- Inililis Ol Mr W.\nr\\ut\\t nntl Mr. Kt.-d llutnblln.\nIlls lecture was much enjoyed.\ntine of Ihe cobles! snap* III xeVtinl\nyenr* his been t\\|K'rl ichnu;\nJ. J. Threclthald b fl on Un Minn.\nFridny nlitht 10 -j- nd Chrtfltnula In\ntown.\nIIIII Wii-hhuPi IWIiUted IbroiuTb on\nhh wnv hntui- from his I tap lines in lbe\ndlKirlci. lie carried _ fairly ROW\ncatch, compTlidnR chiefly martin, lb\nla ROluu lo sp. ml 1'hrlstinnn nt hW\nhonn1.\nCurley llurnisiitii L It oil Krbbiy niuM\nio ijtcnd ihe joyoim sonnoii wuh\n(ri- .nl In town\nMr. Wntrlil Ci In from Trail la\nmi wi\" l tii<< iy Mai Mvaaon ***wlib hit ram*\nAt the concert Mr-. Tom K. uny wiih 'j'\naeveral humoroua v-eraea o) hei own ,,,. _\",.,,,_\n. iiinpn.lllon mndo -ipl reft tine, s p\nB niiiiibcr of local i-harnctt rs.\nM is Let s i- in \u25a0 ')\u25a0 11- i ni- at III\nhomo Of her tlaunhlir. Mrs Win. I'l.ni.\nMr and Mrs. IlroiK.tmaii enti-rlnlnt i\naovernl frbuds at Cnrlatmnii itlunjr\nwii.l.ow POINT. Dec \u2022\u2022;.\u2014.nivlni\n.-. ivl.v was h.-ld in Ht, Andrew's by the\nlake mi i'bt ist mas moriiltiK bv lt<**\\.\nX, Lftflnonlh. The churoh hud been\nvery pieitii> decorated with flowt-rs,\n\u25a0-i.-rcr.. ns and holly, by two ui.-ml.ei-,\nof the iVnim n t. Church xotuety, Ther.\nwas a larc coimreitallun present.\n.Mr. ami Mrs. Mann y.power nr. v*is-\nItma Mr. .nni Mra. Qroonwood.\nMr, and Mr** Ftoallnx and tht-lr aon,\numl Mr. I'ordi-r have pone to Spokan.\nfor n shori vlalt. artei her return Mrs.\nItnaltnR expecta to spend the n-matnd-\ner ot tha winter in Nelson, wii.r. her\nson wdl attend the hmii nchool\nMi ami Mrs .Ma*\u00abl.rs and dttURhtnr\nspiudtiiK the holiday* with Mi\nI\nand Mra. .1. .t. Cnmpbell\nMr lb > uohln has return, tl from Hnr-\nrop, when >'. apeni ('hrlatman wnn\nMr, ami Mr-. Hharp,\nInn tlllroj lefl to, Knlunia) f.ir How\nth. i, wh. !\u25a0 he ha- ia... n a pnshiou\nwith iin- Ii. c A- Alberta Power Con-\natructlvu ioinpaiiy\nMi Horn hnn returned home from ihe\nmat, for tb.* holiday s.-asou.\nMr. and Mm, Carl Mohr bn\\c re-\niiiined from Toronto\nw. r hlckami is returning to Viator-\nFILL VACANCIES AT\nMr. and Mrs. .1. ii. Fletcher\nvisiters it* N.-lson on Tueadajr.\ni: Sin r.idiiu In tt visitor to hla hoil\nfor ihe holiday-.\n.Miss ilftii-vn KltlK arrived on TuH\nday's bout from Nelnon, where afl\nis ti student oi St. Joseph'H convcul\nto sptiul ihe holiday with her raotha\n.Mis cirnnt King,\ni'arl uisnii w s|-.i.|uHna the wee!\nend witli hi- parents Mr. and Mra. C\nV, t ilm ;.\nI.nfc .McLellan Ik in town npendln\ntin holiday with blx fnmlly.\nBOSWELL NOTES\nl-i'.-nvi:*-.!., Dor. 5H.\u20148. S. frank\nsp'tidlm: i*hrlstmaH at Procter, wher\nbe will be ihe (meet of Mr. nnd Mn\nIlny I on\nraptnin ii. A. Went went Into Ne;\nson Wednesday evening and return*-\non Saturday niorniiiK.\nr. II. HebhitiKion r.-turne-i from Trn\non s.iinrday lo s|irnt| fhrlKtmnx wlt:\nhi-' lamlly.\nCRANBROOK NOTES\nriiANllllOOK. l>-r. :\u00ab.\u2014Mr. am\nMm. n. n. Toplln. of Vuhk. 11, ni,\n__ , Jul. Iiik ov.r llw liirlh or n \u00abin'. bor\nCRANBROOK SCHOOLS SL'Vi'.;, US-TKn.WA.\"U\n\u25a0 II..I.H.B.H Hrown. of thU oHy.\nllANIHtfuiK. It... :<, -Tli, \\%\u201e \\\u201e., Mi-s Annie Moore, whrt Im attend;\n\u25a0 n - i.n in. achool alnffa have be. n \"1K \u00bb,c'ho,d In New W. stmlnister, cam'\nflllul. Harold McUnu, id Vancouver\"11 \u00b0\" Hnndny'a train to -pend the hoi,'\nink\nhum\nplaee i,t Mlaa\ntool Mnfi', a* -I .Mi\nKti *\u00bb irt'a plan\nii\nAmir\nIk\nIda\n- with her parents. Mr. and Mr\nMolr, on Hurnwill avenue\nlb.\nit 1- round ai.-Hi-it. U ii mnr)'\n|u-n nnother room In hVbrunrj in p\nommtnl.il. ih.- Iiitl. nnaa, wim wl\n.\u25a0 hudj to \u00bbtarl nchool al thai nm\nMIRROR LAKE NOTES\nIHHIXON\n\u2022il whi-t <\nmitn WH2BT mil vi;\n| nRANTPOKD. Onl., Uro. \u2022:.-->(\nM. Mcllrlde. M.P.P.. who wua >\n' ifi*.l.n in.niiii.ne.I as cundldnto fo\n: mayor \u25a0>! iln- c.ty, announced todn\u00ab\nthul a-- nn a. i or courtesy he wouk\nI concede Ma)or floors^ Wedlnke\nicclninntlon. thi.-* hnviuit been Mnvoi\n, We Make- first term.\nMIRROR LARK, Deo. *.\u25a0: The Mir-,\nror Lake achool eloaed for ihi holtdnyn\nlast wtt'k wlili approprialt- . v.-it-isi--\nnr reclialii.il- and nni-ir Pr Calvert\nacted uh master *<\u25a0 eoremoniea and\nl.'hns HlM-rwIn a- San1 i t'lan- hi J\nCalvert at ilu- anine ilim- wa- imaeiil*\nit) with a eel oi chalna tor nu nutomo*\nhlle.\nNorman l.lidi is bom- Irom l-rflh* \u25a0\nbrblKe inr iin tiolldava,\nl.lojd lb Iim, of t;alRat*>. la Jt|)eud-\nlUR ll COUpb- of Weeks with his Wile'\nand ilinmhtrr al A. Llnk'l\nOoorse Norman Is hfMtte for ib. hoi-\nidny- from iht- unlvi-rsliy al VancouvTin- recent cold simp ha\u00ab made prospects for a very early lee harvest ilm\nv*ur. The Ice Is alnadv ihi.-l; ft uli,\nlor hnrveatlnn nod Ineiib titall> pro\\ltb-\n-M-ell. ut skallni; for mnn) Jn|l* parili-\nii nni Kaslo. |\nC. HWeel hns lurntd over llu Kh-leher\nranch wllh his stock nud Impb-mt ni-\nlo frank Abe>, who will lake cinirne \u2022\" * \u00bbon\nof It for ihe neti vear. Mr. Hweel nml Colda, DlllOUtnon, Indlppatlon. o\nhi** non, Melvilb, hnve son. io Arm*\nironx\nFor Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache.\nSour Stomach, Bilious Liver\n1.1 lo pi\nMis\nMarlmi Link \\m home for lhe carets.\"' film nr\nThe nbe-t < nthitri Ic-lnx.-itlvo In Ihe.-mply ymir tioivc1., completely to\nhyalc vmir liver and how\u00bb!mr\u00bbrnlnBi :inTt >'<\u00bb! will feel splendid\nm, have Ditty lleudncbo.l\"Th,;v Wn|li n;,,'\"5 >'nu \"^^ Ojjl\n'caret a never Mir you up or gripe lift\nP- Unite, Pllla. Calomel nr Oil ond the)\nact. Acid Hln nut di is enndy-Iilte 'ran-; cost only ten cents a hox. Children\ntnnlubt will |OV\niictH, inn.\nCanada's Favoril-e Pipe Tobacco\nOLD\nCHUN\nThe Tobacco of Quality\ntm\n THE NEESbN DS1EY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, Vim;\nSWISS MONEY\nITRBM\nloll Pools and Short Cover-\ning Features of Session;)\nTrading Light.\nKNEW YORK, Doc. 27.\u2014The ten-j\n|tlvo opcrntion* of bull pools iu j\nlibeled ISHtica and occasional short j\nIvorlnpr In ahnro* of recoffnired j\nllilc govt' a \u25a0'\u25a0> ml'l.in-.-.- i',* Ntmngtll <\ntoday's dull stock mnrket. \"\nfhnres of such varied types \u00bb\u00bb\nj|Ulpmoms, mctala, foment Ic oils,\njcmlcnls and utillticH woro the\nromlnent feat urea.\nTrading In mils wns quiet nnd the\nirnover in former favorites of the\nSool nnd .ifflllntod groups wna nt\nIii lowest ehb of tho holiday waft\nTotal union were 600,000 shares.\nMoney rates were moderately firm,\nitlmr from 5 per cent to * 1-8 per\nlilt nt midday, hut reacting to the\nMrbor figure In the i innt hour,\nrolltlcnl conditions in the allied\nountrics contrihutea to tho firmer\nino of foreign exchnnge, the Italian\nito pro\\*ing Uio only exception.\nhero wero few except lona to the\nmoral strength of the bond mnr-\n_t Liberty and Victory Issues elosed\nt gains nnd moat speculative rails\nhproved.\nDollar Below Par in Switzerland; States Sending Gold\nto Geneva.\nTotnl snips, par value. $10,2?\na.tltltl.\nClo.lnr Quotation.\nUll ll l.\"V.\nClow1\n, ku i:o ii9H\n119;.\nhtno US', L'S'i\n:s\u00ab4\nit. Marine \t\nHS\np. Par. pfd. ...48 .(Iii\n48\nlerce Arrow ... 1\u00ab% 13'ii\nHH\ntudrlmk.r S0i.. 78'.\nHuH.\nt,<\nrniys r.*s r.'..\n. B. Si. -1 com. ... si>t 13't\nmn\nao. Oil 4fTb A,*-!,\n47*4\nCHICAGO, Dec. 27.\u2014.\"Innmtncr-\nicnt of an increase of the vialble\nipply of wheat, whereas n decrcuso\n:id heen exported, hud a bearish\nffeel on the wheat market today.\nThe cloac was unsettlcil, 7-R to\n7-8c net lower, with May $1.10 1-t\nnd July $1.04 1*8 to $1.04 5-8.\nCorn lost 3-4 to lc, and oats\nnlshr-d 8-8 to 1-Sc off to l-8c nd-\n|ncc,\nrrovWons varied from 2 1 -2c de-\nline to a rise of .\"\u25a0\u2022*.\nNEW YOKK. Dec. I.';.\u2014Willi the\nUnited Sthttw dollar aojling HI a discount In nun Knropemt miintry\u2014-\nBwltaerbind\u2014I'tilted States bankers\ntodny were reported lo be planning\nto follow tin\" movement with gold\nexports to Clenovn. ,\nQold nfta boon pouring Into this\ncountry In nn nlmost uninterrupted\nst renm for i hree yen rs. the United\nSlates now holding about -10 pcr cent\nof the world's visible Niipply.\nSwiss francs toduy sold ut lft.r.0\nIn this mnrket, n premium o.' 20\npoints. Unlike any oilier exchange\nof the so-eulted neulnil countries of\nEurope, the Swixtt rale is uIho at n\npremium tu London nud most eon-\nllnentnl countries.\nLocal bankers who have watched\nthe rise of Swiss hills any thnt It ia\nmainly due to buying of thnt currency hy Austrian nml fU-nnari fi-\nnnnclnl and eomiueri-lal IntOfMUl\nWhich seem to hfl ve Inst a 11 f .i It h\nin their own depreciated money.\nThe obllgaiious of the f'nltnl\nStates lmnki-rs ami Importers lo\nSwltrrrlnnd are ln-lleved to be very\namall, but the laws of supply nnd\ndemand are rxpeeletl to follow Iheir\ncourse |n tills luslam-e. Is W possible, however, thai gold now held\nin London for shipment to this country may be tllvern d to Switzerland.\nMONTREAL LIST\nHONTRBAU D\u00abC. 27.\u2014Trading\nis extremely dull on the stock cx-\nnnge todny. Dominion llrldge\noved down to 63 7-8, closing with\nloaa of 2 1-8. The Inrgcst decline\nBa In Asbestos, which sold off anther 2 1-2 polnta to 4H 1-2.\nGains were led by KpanUh Hi v. r\nNnmon. which sold tip 2 points to\n0.\nSteel of Canada sold 1-2 point\nIgher at i.n, and Dominion Bteel\nreferred advanced 1 S-4 to 4C.\nMontreal Power eloaed 1-4 point\nIgher at 87.\nIn the bank ittocks .Mnlsons sold\npoints up at 171 whllo National\nId lower on light dealings.\nBonds were moderately active and\nIcon wero steady with small gnlus\nad Iowa scattered through the\n0 SHORTAGE OF\nCOAL FOR WINTER\nNEW YOtiK, Doc. 27.\u2014(By Canaan Pnp)\u2014There appears io be\nonly of coat In sight for every-\n>dy thla winter, according lo re-\n>rU print iM today by the Wall\nwet Journal. The pnper declares\nsuch a stagnant condition In\nA coat trade hna scarcely ever\nMn paralleled nl the beginning of\n;o wittier season and roporis thai\nttrators, wholesalers and the mn-\n\u2022111y nr retailers an woi stocked.\nbe latest estimate of the supply of\nJthrn'ito in Ihe hnntls of the op-\natom and ready for \u00bbhl|ftnent place\nita nt \"i.OOO.OOn tona. An Int ima -\ndii Is given that lower price** may\n* expected.\nMONTREAL PRODUCE\nMONTr.l'Al.. Dec. :: \u2014 Produce\nflee, quiet.\nCheoni\u2014I'hi. i enslerilK. IR lo\n1-Sc.\nButter\u2014ChotcoKt rreiimer>\". as i\nHints\u2014Sih cn il. 88,-\nPotii1oe\u00ab\u2014Per hair, ciirlntii. 96r to\ni.00.\nmtmo OBAIV QUOTATION,\nOpen it lull I,ow fin!\nI in 14\nm\nHO*\n111\",\n111\nion \u25a0{,\nin\n109\u00bbi\nI'l\".\n113\nHi\n45*5\n11 '.,\nir.H\nUS\nno\nf'\u00ab%\n10\n6S>.\ninit\n1*0 fi\nIkn\n111\nito\nin\n\u00ab7\nMU\n91 !4\ninti\n113\n1091,\nAl%\nM\nmy,\nEGG MARKET\n-OTTAWA. Dee. 117.\u2014II Iv initlol-\nted thnt very little tm'illnl In\npt will he ilone ilurlng the prcer-nt\nwk. The mnrkiM mwernlly |a un\nHim).\nToronto market, for frtmh egK\u00bb In\nrvoua nnil unneitleii. ,\nFreeh Hpoclala nre Jobbing 14 In\n, eitrnn 80 to ti.\nMontreal\u2014Freeh eprolnle, 10; si or\n(l oxtms, US; firsts, 41, lo 47.\nii'hewnn. Edmonton anft Van\n^^^B|>'^. \t\nm\nDOLLAR. NINETY\nFOUR AND HALF\nCanadian Currency Shoots\nUp Over Holiday Weekend.\nNEW YOKK, Dee. 17.\u2014Bar illver.\nforeign, 64 3*1.\nt'llll.'llllllll ilnll.'irn\u2014 H4..*o.\nFranc*\u2014Deninml. s.iil |-S; rallies,\n1.04.\nLire\u2014liemnnil. 4.13 W2: enhlen.\n4.44.\nSILVER THE SAME\nNKW YilllK. I :'7.\u2014 Silver\nSh'.ii.i.i ami Mnnilny, ill 3.4.\nl.OXDO.V, 1), f\n-Silver, 34 \"-S\nTORONTO BOARD\nTniiONTo, , i.iV. IT.\u2014Canadian\natoek exchange!* bad a il<-rld<-d aft\nholiday appearance toduy with a\ndullnecM In tradlnR nnTt-lnck of any\ndecldeueliec Ilnllwny\nand *Htenl of Onnndn mnde declines,\nn\u00ab did nlso Dominion llrldge.\nVlclory bonds woro Irregular and\ndull.\nlank Blocks were somewhat read lona ry, except Lhul .Mnlsona recovered lo 171,\nSTERLING EXCHANGE\nNRW YOltlv, Dor. S7.\u2014Sterling exchange firm nt 14.17 1-1 for itil-dny\nlitlln nml 11.211 1-4 for ilemaml.\nNELSON\", Deo. 2\".\u2014Current icnnnf.\nor < xehnnge for sterling 14.43 1-K.\nCANADA BONDS.\nWlNNlPRfi, Ore. 27.-^IW priced\nfor Oonilnon wnr Iwnten:\nWnr loann\u20141112!,. Sllli.20; '1931.\nin.'ii): 1937, jioo.oo.\nVictory loans\u20141922, J99.60; 1923,\n191,00; 1927, 199.20; 1!I33. \u00bb100.0S;\n1137,^1101.76; 1921. .J98.10; 1934,\n197.85.\nMETAL MARKET\nNKW YOHK. Dec 27\u2014 Copper\nslcady.\nKlccirolytlc\u2014Spot :iiul nenrhy,\n13 1-8 to 14.\nTin\u2014Sternly; spol and fllturen,\n32.27.\nIron\u2014Steady; No. 1 northern. 19.r.n\nio 30,60; No, 2 northern. 19.00 lo\n211.00; No. 2 MUlthcrn. 17.00 In 1K.00.\nLend\u2014Steady; spot\/ 4.70 In 4.111.'\nZinc\u2014Qulel; spot. 4.90 to 4.95.\nAntimony\u2014sSpotf 4.50,\nMINNEAPOLIS GRAIN\nMINNIiM'OI.lS. I),.- 27.\u2014 Flour\niini-h.-ingeil. 'Shlpniems. 10.171 har-\nroln.\nIlrnn\u2014122.00.\nW*heat\u2014 No. 1 northern, $1.2S to\nJI.33.\nCoin\u2014No. 3 yellow, 39 l-2c.\nOnu\u2014Sn. .1 white, 30 5-8 lo\n31 C-Sc. >\nFlax\u2014No. I, $1.97 1-4 to $2.03.\nWc Cnniidiiin.i miLv be a wicked\nand cynical people. Inu the nihil of\na movie star are visited on lhe hox\nnfflci'. i\nBad tunic coindiitt- In buying costly\nthlnm to loot cheap. Oood toato\noonBlnts In buylnir chonp thlnp* thot\nlook cxiioiiHlve.\n=\nBOOKBINDING\nTHAT IS\nWORTH WHILE\nBookbinding is an art.\nIt demands the highest\nskill. More than that, it\ncalls for the ability to so\nbind a book that .binding\nwill be suitable as well as\ndurable.\nMaterials employed must\nlie expressive of thc book\nwhich is bound as well as\nstrong enough to stand\nwear and tear.\nLet us do your work.\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nBINDERY\nNELSON, B. C.\nUudArtidM\nReal EiW\u00bb\nBoarf\nfella*\nBoati tai\nAntonwbilei\nHelpWaatti\nPosMom Wtttol\nfort waA FouJ\nUmtock\nMachinoy\nrami Prodnca\nTimber and Minaa\nClassified Advertising Rates\nWast ami Clnsnillcil Ailvertlllnr\u2014\nOne and n half centa pcr word per In-\nHel'lion. Six eentK per wonl per week,\nor 22'.L.c, per word por nmnth, cash in\nadvance. If chanted ll&o, a word\n*lritlllhi. TranNfcnl nils accepted only\non a ^nah-in-advillicc bantu. Knell illt-\nllal flRlire, dollar Klftn. etc., cotiilts ns\none word. Minimum 251*. if chanted\nr.Oi-. llinplay tyno iln niil,. alloy,, mles.\ni^Fei^^JWpJJanted\nWANTKD\u2014sTronffT^iiardtT-Rlrl to\"work\non dairy ranch. Apply Hox B347,\n_ Pally News. ^ (B347)\nWANTK D\u2014RxperTeneoil WOltTOWi\n\u25a0Queens HotoL (B8M)\nWANTKD\u2014flood rellnlile woman to\ntnko elinrije of dlnhur room atid\nrooms nnd nlno to undnrstnnd heep-\nIng boohs. Kit tary arranged neeord-\nIng to ubllltv. Apply Joseph I'rrry,\nGrand Central Hotel, liox 487. Wrnle,\nB. C. (Ii3IH>\n12 Situations Wanted Female\nWANTKD\u2014I'oolllott n\u00bb eompnnion holp\nliunlncpy or prlnite family. Uox fiSftit,\nDully XewH. . tr.3a\u00ab)_\nCity Cab Co.\n8. J, TOWGOOD, Prop.\nHeavy and light transfer\nbusiness. Dodge Car, day\nor night. Careful driver.\nPiano ahd Furniture moving. Up-to-date Piano\nMover.\nBELLEVUE COAL\nLargs Storage Roomi\nPhone 18\n609 Ward St. P. 6. Box 944\nNELSON, B.-C.\nIS YOUR MONEY SAFE?\nHidden in your home it is a temptation\nto thieves.\nDe|>osit your money in the bank ami rent\na SAI'KTY DKPOSIT BOX for your,\nvaluable papers, Victory Bonds, etc. . '\nTHE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA\n13 Situations Wanted\u2014Male\nIIAKB MONEY AT1IOMIU\u2014Jli. tp \u00bb\u00ab0\npolil wcokly for your npiirn tlinn\nwrltlnn Hhowcarila for ub. No can-\nVftUlnf. We Instruct and fiupo>y\nwith work. Went AitftUH Bhowosra\nServico, 7 Colbiuirno lllilif., Toronto.\n(f.102)\n38 Property lor Salt\n32 ACHES, los: flOUM, linrn nntl crock,\nSSOO.00. 11. HrookH. I'erry .SlillilK. 11.\n~WHY PAY RENT?'\n(ii-inrii When I onu otter you n\nJBlUOU 2-nrri' ' block cultivated\nmul foiuvil vcnily In mnrt protluc-\nIiik fur tin, \"lien innrkoi wllhln easy\nwalltlliK illmuili'i'. Thop- Is a dandy\nwarm .l-mimicl hound and panliy\nWilli frost proof rrlllir, olrclrlc llpllt\nami wiiini' anil nil llic furniture Ih\nliltillilcil. 1 can (how ynu llic list\nand It Will surprise, you, liolnlocn,\ncanned frnlis. ji'lllcs, Jams, etc Out-\ndlilii liullillnits siiliablo for IioiisIiik\n10(1 chlckwis, a fenced run, CO ckk Iii-\nRliliatiir. itarilcu hose anil tools, every-\nthliln Ip hanil, oven :ir, fowls, nml\nthese are flrat and second prize utility blt^s, Km i her. 2S bearing fruit\nirccs ami -'flno raspberry plmils. Now\nIs the time to decide, !'\u25a0>:,\" will\nhnnille.\na. t. McMillan\nRett Estatband Insurarteo.\n624 Baker Straet. Phono 601\nBusiness and Praleuional\nDirectory\nWEST KOOTBNAY EQUIPMENT fe\nr OOHUXRUCTION OO.\nOonoral Enirhiotrluff\nI Toi, 367, V. O. Box 171\nA. W. U---.vl.-i A. K. Vf. Crosiltj\nf'-iiii.-i.*!'. 'taken nnv kind, contruo-\ntlon. Wi' iiKive, InntMl and aell mn-\nrhlnery. ICtitlmatea made on ahort notico. Curry line bolting hone, maohlna\nnbop Hni.|ilk'\u00bb. Bliwrilni,*, wlro Jtrreeni,\ntrnnsnilHHlon nteel, nplll pullrya, boxfln,\ni.ni:. .mi.:, air rooelvera, one to ai*\nInch in i'i-, vt'iitllntlon pipe, Aetata,\nUrltnnnlii wire ropp, -quickest dellvety\noo ninrUet, Irrlcutlorr pi[icno welding,\ninnoltlno *hIh>1' work, iili-iiiii.- lulu :\u25a0\u25a0 iiiih:\nHyatoinH, lui.sulik products. I'. O. BOX\n-j;i, _._i >\u25a0-..-r HI., ;.\u25a0\u25a0 1 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0!. I'hono C23,\n\/ 152-r-g)\n40 Agents Wanted\nMtiN' nnd*womon, not in oanvnm, imt\nto trnvi fuui iippuint local ropHWCP-\ntatlv-n, $^1 :i Wflfik nml i:xprnH*i **\u2022->\nKtinnmtPfd, with Romt CttltnOQ W\niiiulte *$\u00a3\u2022<>. a Wi-ck nnd OXpottMH. *Ht'ii\u00ab\niiro nnd qual I flea t Inns. Bxporlenco\nunnfCPKsiirv. Wln.iion f'o. Dcpl., *>.\nToronto. ^^ 1T.3C2)\n42 Matrimony\nfaumicu Krishna fo correepond with\nin-dy, Home mMni okb ar. to 40. qb-\njt-rt matrimony. Hox r^.o, lJnily\nNVwu. tr.sso)\nMATRIMONIAL ond Krlcndwhip Pho\u00ab\nto MiiKnxIncK, \u00a3.r.c. No. niumpn. Sunt\npiivntfly scaled. Hox 6, Inhi-rwood,\nOntnrlo. ____________ (eflpQ)\n22 Miscellaneous\nWHY OPERATE?\nMny ldih, 1020.\nCeylon, Hank.\nPear Mr******. Almna:\n1 hud very gooO renuU\u00ab with \"Hep-\n.itola,\" I th ink 1 ji.-. icci iiImiiii 100 or\nmoro ftnll Ktuqtf. I Hhall nlwayn tell\nolhera tho liMpl received UirouBh Uil;-\niii*.; your treatnn-nt.\nThanklU you for your klndnew, I\nremain, Yotira truly,\nllm. Normun Towell.\nTrice ffi \u25a0\u25a0<\u25a0\u25a0 Not sold by ilrugRintfl.\nMRS. GEO. S. ALMAS\n230 4lli Ave.\nMask. Box 1073,\n., 8nnl{ntoon,\nrimno 48511.\n(S105)\nCondensed \"Wantw Ads Order Form\nU\u00bb\u00ab \n18 MiscellaneousJor^Sale\t\nYJf^OmtiQ17v*T^i^ Kxciiumto h\nready tn Hhlp on -Oh0f\u00bb notice ut the\nfollowlnp prices, f.o.b. Conlitnle Fancv\nAlfulfa imt ton. ?!\".0fl; Cholco Alfalfa, Mr Mi ilO.OD: No. '1 Alfnlfn,\nper ton, ttf.-OO; No. 1 Blue Joint, pf.r\nton. *$JJ.'iO; Wheat Straw. cU-iwi. per\nton, 17.00; Whito potatoes, No.-l. per\nion, $112.00; All nhlpmenta Oovern-\nmunt lii-H|iec(ed. Dln-ct from proilue-\ner to consumer. Try us for efficient service. The ConldnlC Farmer-*\nKxultnnfro. Phono RIJI3' Conldflle.\nAlberta. (COSS)\nIMMOHALITY certain,. Swedeithorx1.\nVTOOl work on lienv.-n ami hell, thi*\nllfi' afler death and a mil world beyond. Ovor -too pa-Rin. Only ISA\npom paid, n. m. Uiw, 4sti Euclid\nAve. Toronto. iftMli3 >\nWEB McUHKtlOlt flrng-siiw, Rood as\nn.Wi only snwid 60 cords wood. Hox\n53\"\u00bb. Dally N\u00abws. (537U)\nPHIj'iu Alfalfa liny, ltt*cut. $!\"\u2022. per\nton. 2nd cut, $16. per ton. tlovorn-\nment (iTtlfkntc. No. i Quality aaon\ncar. Neptune Hay ~^o-^rclit\"'a fruir'runcli ior\ntbo conilni; yenr by fxperlciii'.-d mini\n'Adilress Uox H2C5, Dally .-.'\u25a0\u25a0\u00ab\u25a0,.\u25a0\"\u25a0.. \u25a0\n2\" Livestock (or Sale\nT. A. LAWSOH. AU Clan., of Work,\nKnctory, 409 Hull SI. i ir 'too pitaeli.\n1^337)\nBoots & Shoes\nLBE BBS k OO,\niiiiiie .ml Hill*'* Mnde to Order. Ro\npairing. CH F110NT ST. (60711\nAccountants\nOBABLSB V. UDHTBB\niiii'cpimnr to the late\nl.iiii.i' 11 Lawrence,\nmi Nelson. I* C\nKOIt 8AL,ra\u00bb-'IVaiii of liom'H 31:110 Hih.\nI'rlc- Jir.0.00 cash. il. LanenHtrr,\nBlot-iin City. B. C. < \u25a0*\u25a0 317>\nFlorists\njm\nM Articles Wanted\nWANTBD\u2014All Ulniln of. wwlnc. ulw\nfln> ii-|i.ilrlnr \\|i|ily to room 11,\novor i'ool. nniK sffiro. \\:,v.*:,)\nlilHZZKLI.K'H (JIlKKNHOl'SI-:. NVl.on\nCut iiiiiiV:i anil floral \u00ab1. .sk11*--.\n(6011)\nAssayer*\nDO you vaut n job? Ailvrrtlno In ihoto\ncolumn., i-i* n wonl.\nTQ WHOM IT MAV CONCERN\u2014ThlH\nIn to cortlfy thnt lhe firm of J. nnd\nJ, IVrry, of Fertile, H. C, lm\u00ab bi-cn\n(llnnnlvcd. Tho hUHlnr.-.t of thin firm\n. Will lm carried on by -loaepn IVrry\nnt name addrnu nml on samo basts.\nAll people Hhlpplnff hoith-H for this\n\u2022firm pnM notify Jo^ph Terrv.\n' (6170)\n14 Furnished Rooms to Rent'\nFUTlNlSHRD housokooptng rnom.i bvnr\nI'oole lirutr. ir..11fi)\nF<\u00bb\u00bb IU2NT\u2014Kino room with hnlh and\npartly fttrnltOHa Apply, J. O. I'nt-\ni-iiaudi-. , 1-2U)\nSUlTK-CaniMM-lTg Bfudlo.\" <6\u00bbS)\nB. W. WIDDOWSON, Hox A110R, NVl.on, II. <\\ Ntamhnl w. **Ipiii chnritrf.\n tafti)\nOIlDEIt your Chrlmmn. cordn from\ntbo Dally Ncwh printing department.\nWc Hhlp tho day wu rucelvo lho\norder.\nDo You Want to\nSELL\nProperty?\n(|T Plenty of sales are being made this summer.\n(|T Advertise your land or\nresidence in these columns.\nl_sic A WORD\n28 Lost and Found\n* Wholesale ,\nA.*MAC|X)XAI.D ft C(\u00bb. WIIOMCf-iAM!\nflroccru and Provision Merrhnni*.\nlinpurii-ri* \"f T\u00aba\u00ab. Cofr***, Spins.\nl>rl.d 1-YuliH, Hiaplc nnrt Ifanry Oro-\nriTl.-s. N.-lson. H. <'. ' C.070)\nArchitects\nLOST\u2014Itotwei'ii Neioon and Nino *m I In,\ncar chain. J'li-aiso phone 4CIHJ. ((i2S3)\nLOST\u2014 Sahirdny nlftht mi'Hnker street\nono filovi-. I'h-afo leave nt City Itrutc.\n((3m J\n21 Livestock Wanted\nWANTKD\u2014Ono nod milch cow; nnt\nJettn thnn A\u00bb ' n* dally. Phone No.\n313LS, or wrlto Bos G.TIG, Dally NVw.\n19 Poultry and Eggt\nFOp. SALE\u2014Second prizo pen While\nLoghdrlM headed l.y flrHt prlio cockerel. TyKon Htialn, $15.00. II. lluy,\nNelnon. (llil)\n34 Teachers Wanted\nTBAdircit WANTKD\u2014For nsslslcrt\nnchool, trn iiunlln. Suliiry. IHGO.Oil.\nApply O. JlomlliT, Thri\u00bbo Forks, 11.\nI'. (Mill)\n35\nFor Rent\nBARBBR SHOP IO Itnt Appln !\u25a0\"\u2014\nHotel . (COSi)\nSTANDARD FURNITURt\nCOMPANY\nC. J Carlson, Undortakoi Unott\ntaken and Kmhalmuro and Punora\nDlreotorit. Tho fluent and moit up-to\ndate undertaking parlore and ch\u00bbp\u00abi u\nInterior n. c. l-ady attendant ro.\nwomen and children Dar Ohnni \u25a0\u00bb\nNight phono ___ Ind 6\u00ab. (fines\nXT. EMMS BBAD, X- B. O. E. A.\nAnCUTTHCTt\nBay Ayeatte. Trail, B. O.\n* (JJJJ)\nPniNTnir\u00abtatlonery of all klnda. The\nDnlly NewN Printing Department\nEngineers\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 mit\u00bbo\u00bb, a. o.\ncmi, and aournto ehoineuki\nB. O., AllierU end Dominion\nLAUD S-ffBTBTOBa\nCrown Ornnl AitriilH Ulur Prlnllnri\n ir.oflr,)\nA. ta, McCOUOOH\nHydanllc Enrlneer\nProrlnclal lui Snnreyor\n1*1- Nefeoii, II\nllnlti.\ntaM'J,\nAuctioneers\nW. CUTLER\nAnetloneer, Apprmleer, Valuator\n-,.\u00bbod\u2122. *4\"''1 I'l-lviilil)- nr in Aiution\n2III Wnnl StRrt. lfi ?t\nFuneral Directors\nir.oiii)\nD. J. noBKHTSON, f. D. D. A E lai\nWANTKI)-H.iu\u00aboliol(l fur'niimre- Tw\nplo wlio will wont furniture read\nIheae columna. Toll what you hara\nU> mil. i'.ic. a word. \"'\n mmmW~~m\nj_Hb\nTHE NELSON DA1LT NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, 192Xi\nr\n_!.Jj_\nFJkCTSJWHIS CASE\nVictoria Dairyman Is Now in\nBetter Health Than in\nYears Before,\n\"Tanlac Im iho only medicine I\nknow any thing ubout that iknv-i Juki\nwhat thoy any It will du,\" t\u00bb|tl K.\nllurgCMN, uf tlto I.oyll Dairy Itnncll,\non WllkhiMon lltiutl, Yktorlti. It. ('.\n\"For a year or moie I wnr. builicr-\nnd tvltli Btomuch troubb- ami nolhlUK\ni'i,-i inl with inc. I BUfforod ii grent\ndeal front cotiHlipatldn, loo, ami had\nnuch dluy KpellM thai ofton I wmilil\nJinvo to knock ufr work until they\nPOHHCU Off.\n\"I am Jtint like n now num ttlnee\ntaking Tunlnc, huvo thc uppclitu of\nii bear mul my dlgcullon couldn't be\nImproved upon, Tanlac Vegetable\nPills :ih\u25a0\u25a0idui.-i\\ relieved my conHll-\npatlon, too, no I can my without exaggeration tlmt I um In better health\nthun In many yeniH, In fuel 1 ju\u00bbt\nfeel fine ull the time.\"\nTanlac in sold In Ndrnm by the\nCanada Drug <& J look <'u.. und by\nloading drugglitts everywhere.\nwnKifci-; cwnamusm\nSTILL rHEVAlLB\nThnt caiit)lbftllnm l\u00bb* nol ycl extinct umong the imtlvi-H ut Africa\nIs proved by the following xlulenient of a woman traveler, Helen IC.\nNpringcr:\nThlH particular Hcctlon of ihe Belgian Congo through which we were\npUKHlng* Imd been closed to while\ntravelers for many years because\nof thc rampant cannibalism uf the\nmitlves.\nWo hud been unable lo detect uny\ntdgiiH of Ciiniilbulbillc practice III llio\nuuwutte ruled by Knbongu Of Milt*\numbo Ma lui I u ulthotigh truKletl car-\nrlei'H hi lit oftOll dlsuppeured overnight from curuvamt In Hichc regions\nand feasts iilway* look place wllh\nBUHptotOUfl gequencQ Iti Boine vlllaito\nnear by. l-'iiniier on io the north.\nwhere lhe strong arm ot the whit-\nmoh'g law has nol yel reached, cnti-\niilbalit-in N still In I.s pa.my days,\nund slaves are failed for lbe regular\nfeasts uf lho year. Here tbe government has nol yet allowc I while men\nlo penetrate.\niCvcn in the district ih rough whloh\nwo Were now passing n Heightl! Had-\ner had been qltnckcd only a few\nmortiliH bofore. Shortly before lenv-\nlug lhe village or a ehfei1\u2014Mpe:-alu \u2014\nwho bud n-eelvnl us with extreme\neordliillty. we came upotl a rollo\nof thc recent history of tlie chief\nund his village. It wns u phallic uni-\nl.lam post decorated wllh the blenched Hkulls of small Child 1*0n. It had\nt neaped tlu\u00bb nbtlCO Oi gOVeliinieht\ntroopi who have orders to destroy\nllielli.\nAt several village \u00abe fouud ib\u00bb\nuld Sort of Haeholnve iiiilves still\navowedly hostile to all while people, who bud given them \"pen can-\nnllmllsm unl> when UU'j\/ Had to. The\npeople nnd Iheir chiefs refused to\nhnve anything \u00bb\u00ab> -'\" *\u00bbith us. although they did not open hostilities.\nOn such occasions we qUlbkly ehiing*\nod our plans as lo sca.ng up camp\nfor the nlghl. The trail ahead seemed strangely attractive JUsI then, oven\nto our t'red carders.\nFORTY-THREE BUS IBE DRAWN\nAt 2 o'clock thla OfterhuOll 'he battlo will bo Joined betwee\nPresident's and Vice-President's fan linns In the Nelson Curllliu cl\ntho opening fixture of the season, and for the first tune lu the t\nof tho game In Nelson the match a ill be concluded mi the withi\nIt starts. The drnw.i lu (he tUternooil are :it J uud I o'clock ami\nlit the evening nro at T and !' o'clock, and lu all _l games will be\nod. Only In the lust draw will any of lhu sis sheets be vacant,\nTho draw in dnLcrrgltio lbe coin posiilim of the rinks for the\nwas made last nlghl. uud -IH r.uks were made op, with seven in\nloft unattached ns Hpiiroa.\n(imposition of Hln*-*\nIn (he following table, the nanus on one line constitute a\nii the\nlb, 111\nIstory\n- day\nthose\nplay.\nseason\nlllll Of*\nOXFORD UNIVERSITY\nBEATS SWISS TEAM\nI LONDON. Doc. 21\u2014(Ciiinullaii I-i'cbs\niCtiiili'.l t.-xford University's ice hoe-\nlltey bum ilofvutetl llu. BvvIbh national\n' in 111 l,,v li I\" li liicl.iy. : ',11,111 Ui II\nI .-iil.l.- li i' Winter's , ..nvi.ium.il nl nl\nI Miiiinii. swiuerlniul. Th\" cutulliloii*\nful- Hi,, hockey mutch ivi'i-y perfect,\niln- hi' 1,1'Iiik Mi'i.v fust,\nA .-iiiiii- flinu Mucrren on lJ.'v. II\nntuti'il Unit Oxford, which, Willi one\nexception, wus repi'i-si-nted w'hully by\n, <' IIIIIllllMIH. 'llvfilllril I'limbl'ldge I.V\n;; in o in iiiii seventh iiiiniKii inter*\nvui'slly leo hockey imitili.\nmil. iiiiiI Cobb, Itulh ami 1*1. Mouse!\niii each,\nRuth Make. Now Hccoril.\nAs mined beforo Kuili established\nii nt-w record for homo runn with\nMi, Mousol uml K, It. Williams. Bt.\nl.mils. being iii.il ful- mvoml |,laet'\nwiih si nmil, whllo Clarence Wglker.\ni ['hlliidelphlu, wus third Willi 23.\nI.lttli. attention, wim puld lo steal-\nlng lmsi'\u00bb. .-ind ih<- sacrifice wnn not\nused us fvcrtucnlly uh In burner\nvi'iim fm- tlu- sninu roason Ihnt prohibited bono stealing. Staler pilfered\nT, Inge*, nine. IS nml i.'obb 3S, \\V.\nX, Wmubnguniis I'li'Vi'liuul. laid iluwii\nIt Riii-rlfh-1'n. Owen Hindi, lMiult.\nWnshlliglnn, II; M.-I.iiiiIk, Huston, 3r,,\nmil Mulllnn, Chicago, 111.\nBKira\nW. I'.illi. i\u25a0hi'ili in\nHov. P. 11. ilruliiiii\nT. nil, il,mn\nA. 1). McUud\nW. II. Bleed\nV. 0, Whllelious.\nT. K.-llh\nA. H. Horswill\n\\V. Myom\nIt. II. Trtnwoll\nlliury Wiiltht\nfn, Kuili' i i\nllol.t. lllll\nII. W. Wi'li\n!\u2022'. .1. lloh'H\nIt. I). ll.lll:,'\nII. MIIViiIh\nIS. ll. luinl.'lH\n\\V. II, TIllllllKUII\n.1, II. Illiliilin\n. 'II. \\V. HtllH.'I'lMOU\n1 Ituy sliui'ii\n11. IIOI'Mll'Ull\n.1. l-111-lllll'l\ni:. it. it\"ii|iniii\nA. i.-itri-lc\na. .i. um\nK. il. Hniylli\nil. liiniHliii.\n,1. M. Ai-liiHlruiiK\nA l.illli\nW, J. Meagher\n.1. VV. Huhum\n11. J. Ituliormuii\nll\nTlllllLi\nl.uim\nA. lllliilivmlli\nt'n in liliill\nlillllUIIOII\n,1. McOulltllll\nl'. 1'rnrtnliy\n\\Vnnll\u00ab\nllnyduu\nKliU!\nI-. II. Ilini.\nA. Illi-li\nII. 1*. Ivvniiy\nW. \\V. Hluii'kMu\nii. l-lckerliis\nI,, (.'riiul'ui'il\nS. .1. Townuoil\n,- >iur..'-\nP, 11. Jtirn\ni. ll.iin-ill\nK. Umlt'rry\nt>. (1'Ni'lll\nMi-Al'lliili'\nM. \\\\ lihm.ii\nIlrown\nKi'l-BIIKiill\nK.\nII.\nII.\nW,\nI lio.\nW\nMiirlln\nItlli'lil.-\nAndrew\niiu-ii\n1, Mi'llrlil,\nWiiii,.\nil. 1 til. li:.\nli. Sturlt\n0. will\nl.iiiuili'\nA. Il.inihun\nI'lili'liiii-il\nII. n. Hull\nll, II. I'VlCIU-'ll\n.1. I'.uilii'ry\nIt. P. Irwlit\ni'. li. Hhii'kwui\n\u00bb*. i:. Wumwi\nA. A. I'.rrli\niiiu\n'Imil I\nII. Illlkkln\nDoncon\nl.,'i;r.n..l\nSKl'UNIlS\nItiiuiitllti\nK. Tliiiln\n11. llulHli'lrr\nAntiunion\nHlobo\nK.nlliy\nMi-moil\nw. nuiii'iniyiu'\nIt. i-lnrki-\nI-. wuti-ni\n. HuKlihIo\nMaurer\nLiipiillil.'\nII. I'liiili-\nII. Mull. I-\nlli'lllii'lt\nHulluil'.j'llu\n, U A.'fl.ok\nWnll.'.ull\nl.v Wliifil\n11. Mu'lii'W\nII. Mur.v\nV. lton-''H\nm \u25a0\u25a0.. Porin\nA. .Initial \u00bbl\n. I. M. \u2022 '.nml Vli\ni'. Hholtuidnr\nA. Motley\n,,|||i,i-\nMcOoiwld\nlil\". .VII\n. .1. IIOHklllK\n. T, Tall\n;t. K. .1. r\nWim Iiini\nl-*llllii\"rl-ll\nM 'i:.,'.ru\nII. Ilnin-.l.'ll .\n!,. I Iii).I\nl.li.Mi\nII. II. l.hmVuv\nT. It. -nlllw.'ll\nI'. Uiliuhor\nW. I'llilCOi'\nW. .1. Wnli'l'ii\nA. Wood\n\u25a0ill.i\nI'lmiim-lu'ii ni-uilni\" - w. smiii'iliiini. T Brown\nI'-. McHardy, r. I Arahlbald, w. J.H. nil\t\nII.\nII. I'uiili\nW. .1. H.iiui'11\n.1. II. I'ninvni\nA. S. lluntwlll Ji\n.1. A. Mil ilii\nII. Iltniii'liuril\nIti-v. .1. I'. Wi'Hltunn\nI'-. C. Mcl'hnrli-ii\nnil Julian\nN, S. Iluuutuii\nI'l. I.. I'lllinlilir\n.1. A. Iliuilii'll\nW. A. Triiv.u\nA. J. liuiiii.'il\nC. II. liulilimun\nIt. A. l-.-.-l.l. s\n(lev. J. II. milium\nH. V. Illlllll'lUllll\nI-', lluui-lirr\nA. lllllKWilll\nr. a. Mi-iMimiii\nJ, M\u201errlM\nW. Mli'ki'li-iUI\nW. II. llnnl.r\n.1. I'. Moritnn\nT. |iruni.ru-ld\n11. I lui l ou\nII. O. Iin-k.ii\nA. I'nnililuil\nH, sti'lrzuki r\nWi MiintuHli\nII. T. Slmiuuiii\nC. I'*. Ilunlir\nIt. C, llluluiiiiiil\nnih. I-. W. Tyli'i'.\nMOOSE JAW HOCKEY\nCLUB OUT OF LUCK\nr.M.n.MtV. Dec. JT.\u2014Offlclala nf\nUio Mm.si- .low hockey iiuh lonluhi.\nuver Iuiik dlntniu'i' lolo|ihone, made\ni imil, ii i,,n tu President _, I.. HKii-\nnrdoon fm- ndmltlancp in tin- \\Ve\u00abi-\n1'i'it i'.'iuiidu urbfceilonnl loasuo. \"I\ninld ihem tbut llu-y w-cro drkidoilly\n\"in nl link.\" aald Mr. Itli-htirdaon\n\"\\\\*u kiivi' ,Mi,i,M. Jnw n chanco in\n i-lnsiy Jiiuli\nsi'ven thnt decisively ilefaiml Knlr-\nvli-lv In .Miiiuliiy night's eldsli nt lie\nakntlnK rink*\nTin- vies leave mi Uu Knalo in m\nthis ufieriiuiin I ui niiuiiiK lu\nIhile tiiuri-is with ilu- KCulps ul ih<\nIviiiiu Inileuns uii'i whom they will\nclash ui Kiu.li, iimlsiii.\nTheir llln-lip niil l.i; tiiml. W.\nt-'iiimi: defense, II. I'itts uud 1). In\nllrlsny; center, I'. ltutlod\u00bbo; right\nwin-:, tl. Hniwell; left wini;. I>. Me-\nU-iin: spurt's. II. Murphy uml '\nHull,\nNearly everything lw\u00bb Impruveil in |\n1hc lust four iii mi yeurs except j\nmet hods of taxation. :\nThe\nIhui\nWHERE SIR ISAAC BROCK FELL\nin,, .-i.hus in ibe foreground uf the picture mark Uio spul ul\t\ne llrueli fell. It Is ul XlnKnrn-nii.llu-l.iike, nenr the alto \"f \"I'l\nLOOSE LEAF LEDGERS\nIn All Standard Sizes\n\" ***\u00ab \" -il&' W\u00bbf'V \u2022-\nAnd in Different Bindings\ni\n,\nSP.ECIAL\nRULED\nFORMS\nRULED\nSTATEMENTS\nRULED\nSYNOPTICS\nWe Olnry \u00bb \u00bbt\u00bbck of letlifer, blll-\n_ttA and. trans fer binder*. \/\nt \u2022 -\"Uf'1'-\natii,.*...-*-\nOur ipeeitl ledger binding In red\n]\u00ab\u00abtheur and corduroy, with solid\nsteel back, in noted for it\u00bb long wearing qualities, attractive appearance\nand reasonable. price.\n>\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nOur transfer and billhead binders\nare made up much mora strongly\nand In bettor wearing material than\ntha ordinary binder for this pur-\npone.\n*>-\u00bb\u2666->*->\u2022\u00bb\u2666-\u00bb\u2022\u00bb\nThe Dally News Bindery gives\nprompt service In making up all\nkinds of ruled sheets, both standard\nand special.\nRULED\nLEDGER\nSHEETS\nRULED\nBILLHEADS\nRULED\nINVOICES\n1 WRITE OR TELEPHONE \u2022\nTHE DAILY NEWS JOB DEPARTMENT\n\u25a0AKER \u00bbTR\u00bbT\nQaolHy Printers\nNELSON, B. 0.\nj Sensational Hitting Through\nout Season; Detroit Leads\nI Sluggers' Record.\n \u25a0*\u2022\ni CHICAflO, in., lieu. IT.- Ilnlllnu uf\n[tho iiu'.-i aeiuialloual characlcr feu\n[lured ilu- gnmea uf the Algerian\nb.-uiiue tliroughoul iln- M-.-ison of 1t'2l\nlu'viirillnii tu ibe official league bn\nIllIK reeiiril.i JlMll l-Slieil. I'ii, liullU'llut\nfii'ldlim pluys nere a nuturul sctiuenc\nlo the heavy' bitilnii mul faal anil\neli-ver huse riiiinlnit uu hit uiul run\npl.iis wus the order uf lhe day, Thi\n.\u2022it uf base sleuliiiK. In.wi ver. wns\n.ilneisi .Ii-\u2014-11111.11..I. It luhm obvluiu\nthnl in lake two b-ise. nr moro \u201en\nihe probable forthcoming ban hit wm\nbelter sti-ut.'ity fur the runner thun\nin rlah being cul down uu un attotnpl\nin steal,\nN'O les.s (hull 13,(93 SUfi bits Wi'l'i\niiiu.l.' iii 018 game* ef which >M|\nimi,' two-baggera, nm fur Hue,- luari\numl the hitherto unprocodented num.\nIn r nf 177 wer.. Inline runs. Thej uv-\ntmtget! u tittle mure tImti IW nil' tn\niihe gnme of.which mora thun five\nIVi'le fnr exllll buses.\n'Ihi' I 111 lull elub led the i-limit'-l'V\n| wilh nu averago uf ,3m fur lhe m.'u-\nisnii. followcil by Cleveland with ,301:\nol, l.mils. .mn. uml iim champion New\nI Yuri, Vaukei-s iiiih uu evtdi ,'l'iu.\nTl Iminplolis. led by \"Bubo\"\nUulh, ilreie mil 181 humo runs uud\nI were flr-t ill lolal bm.es. Si. Liiuls\n[gatheled toil Irlplos ntul llelrult IM.\nI while ihe Cleveland IiuIIuik whaled\ntill iwo-liuso liiis. Ti i.elmmplun,\nulsn coaxed III I Imses un bulls frum\nthi rums pIleherH. .Ww Vurk bo-\nInu uitiii'li'l BU mul Delrnlt W3,\nThe grentcal luiliililuiii rocord of\nihe year, niiriu'tlug mnr.. Intereat\nthun anything thnl bus hftfotoforo ue-\netirriil In btlaeballi wus llu- perfurm-\niiin-e of Ooorgo II. Itulh, wim broke\nhis uwu wm Id ri'f'i'il fnr bumu rims\nby milking ii'* fife blnns tlmt wore\ngood fur the rullliil Irlp. In three\nslleeesslie seusnns Ituth hns rillseil\nlbe record of 86 liuine runs mndo lu\nJUH fli-l tu I'll. Illell 111 Til I IH\"!\nlo 69,\nHcilmann Loada Avoraue.\nHurry F. Ilelltniinn. Detroit out.\nfb-ldi-r. In-lit uut MniuiHer t'libb by five\npupils fur the ICllffUO leadership In\nlull I Iiik wllh u rn'iiril of Ml. Hell-\nhum mude 337 hits in Mil itutiu-s ftir\nii total of Hdti rtins. Hellinun seureil\n111 runs nud was res|iuuslhle fnr 110\nmure of the TliSira' lolul uf\/DHII. Ilu\nIs ereilllcil In Ihu 11. II. I-', iiilumn\nWilli IW runs, but these Include Ills\n111 homes. Ilellmiinn led everyuue In\nsending runs ueruss the plnle eaco|H\nItulh. iiini wiih credited wllh 170. ol\nwhieh 511 were Tils own fuiir-bum'\nblotril uulh counted in ilmoa, J, t\nTublu. St. Lutlls. lielnn secoiul wllh\n119, Blaler third with lit und i.'obb\nfourth wllh 194,\nMnntigi'l- Trls Hpeulter RiadQ'61 two.\nhuse hits. Ituth II. Ilellmnnn und hi\nteumllliitu. IU II. Veni'li. i:: euch. und\nIt. .Meusel, New Vork. 10. Howui-d\nKbunks. Wushlngtoti. drove out 19\nthrcc-buggqi's,' Tobin aud ilelor, II\nIN Till'! LAND OF THU GONDOLA\nyhlcntino Wlilluui... who recently\nvisited Yfuiru, gives thc following\nintereMliig iieeouiil uf whal lie saw\nIn Ihu lieuullful Adriatic city:\nline goto used tu the ptuclil Willi rwuys nf Venice; une finds tho\nworld uf todny slipping; bohln I one\nIn her narrow -cnllc\" ut- on her tor*\nluiitis t-tiniils. Hot the ooioluta sup.\nbrIqii of ull menus nf wlleeleil\ntrafflo by ibe gondola cumc.-i us a j\npe-petiiul mul liitwllili-i:iiK surprise, j\nThere nre nil sorts und euliililluns\n\u2022\"U ni\u00ab)\nwntidur In owed uilnih-inun ol the\nspleiiilur which inns! Imvu marked\nllu- uld Vein linn hnnii'.-i,\nHrriit chain uphbltitorert in nnclent\nluuled leather ur heavily glldwl,\ngolden or richl) palmed bod* gorge-\nmis lup.'sirles, vust carved ohcsH and\nliurcts. itntuury, bms\u00ab mul liewtor,\narc se t in wniuierr.ii pinfu-i.,,.\ngome uf thorn sty genuine: minie\n,,f Hi,-in ure nut: but in .CVl'U', case\nil\u201e. [irlelor. with hand .\"' nonrti\nprill, i- Hint when nn iibjeil is 're-\nproiliizlnin\u25a0\u2022\u2022 he will unfiiltorlng pi\"-\nclnim It. Jusl ns he will never i.ii!\nin nttesi tin- authenticity nf n genuine piece. The inn ut unHiiui-b,.!'1\nlng iu Venice Is lu see ItOW litten\nyuur own juilgiiuni coineldim ni'li\nthe Bllteniellls id III\" pnlr\t\nIn Vi nice Hie nolao \"f wboola i-\nlug ..bs-iii, Hu- vUilpr, Inny notice\nunusual aoiilida whieh. Iliough common to iithei .ii ' elsewhere\ndrowned In Hu rune of the imfJIc.\ntheae un- Hu- murmur ol vt - I\nHie perpetual rustle of i\"'i on none\npnveineiiis. a i\"*'b-- medley ni\nHuiiiel which ull dni Inns' and III' ill-\nlu Uu- night rttw from ibe nnnron\nslri-els ninl the Open -I'.u'\"-\n!M-^?t\u00bb3\u20ac\u00abW\u00bb\u00ab!J\nStore Closes at 12:30 Today\nBuy'Seal of Quality'Goods\nBecause the Hudson's Bay Co.'s guarantee stands behind\nevery article bearing this \"Seal of Quality\" trade mark.\nBefore any merchandise is allowed to carry this mark\nit has to go through the most rigid laboratory tests, therefore, the public has learned to place great faith in this\n\"Seal of Quality\" merchandise. You get the utmost value\nfor every dollar you spend on all \"Seal of Quality\" merchandise.\nTEAS\nCOFFEES\nFLOUR\nSILK\nBLANKETS\nSPICES\nTOBACCOS\nCANDIES\nnAKING POWDERS\nMEN'S CLOTHING\nMEN'S SHIRTS\nAnil dozens of other articles. Look for the \"Seal of Quality\" label every time.\nTHE FIRST BABY one pair of White All Wool\nBorn in Nelion district in Crib Blankets 'from tho\ntho Now Year will receivo \"Bay\" as a prize\nHISTORIC DOCUMENT\n\u2022\"\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2014Km t_ ^\n\u00bb. JMs lutg\nm sail K. aataUVM :-\u2022.'.. I'.i ., si<\nrwsi\u00bb\u00ab .laremCi .t farlt.asat Ml ttjr\n\u2022*\u2022 \u2022\"\u2022 \"tm-miw'tia . afctte*: asassaai fer un\nrmaarn at _maamm, *__.__, u mttta -\u00bb Mam. at\n^t-ltm. at SeaOt.et, IrtaUM.'m* it aat\u00bbM BBaU *.\nrait rial t..- um n\u00bbft.saari -t.ti.iat.iaa. *\u2022\n'' Lfttf -a****\n1A& %_l\n\u00a3\u00a3_k\n-.(.___ \u20220--)v^-' .\n<\/,:-~_'e-at. K*~<-*-*-** \u25a0\nSIGNATURES TO THE IRISH TREATY\nlie Iii- s.i; ins i.. ||ie in ,:> which is nuw being discussed\nl.y Hi\" Hill Klniimi. Uoyd ' 'go Aualen rhumlicilitln. l,ort| Birkenhead.\nWinston i-hurebi.II Worthing Bvwi llnnun tln-nwood .mil llcorge llcwart\nsigned '.:> i.iii.iii ..I Drltaln. Tin- Irishmen nlgned In Oallle ibe signature!\nbeing those of Arthur (IrlfOlh, Michael f.-oUlns, Ruben Bordon, K. S. Duggon\nntul ll 'gi> II. Iiulii\ni-k; anu i-iii \\th t i.iiis\nMr. II. O. Ilollliujwurih. urgnnliingl\nM'Cl-i'liil'y fur Iln nnli \"1 I'luu |\neesler. I'lngl.'iiul. gives I'\"'\" still-. :\nitiii.s lu ihe juurnnl \"I Iln Mill-i\nIsiry of Agrleuli un lhe \u2022 rllvlUi\nnf pig mul potato clubs,\nlie explains Uml iheeo elul* nre ;\nnol new In liliiin-i slirshll\", Thev eg.\nIste.l. In- mis. lung before 111'' wur. I\n,'blefli i,ii llie I'lilsiiulil Hills, nnd\nstand mu us able cgnmplee \u2022\" '\nIndependent 11,1-111 displayed by ng\nrleultur.il workers lu Cotawold villages til a period when wnftes Wore\nlow mul the families nl fnnii lulmrew\nreceived little froeh ment apart trnm\nlhe pigs they fed nml kllh'il tt)\nIQIO u pig in lltuse dnys w.is tl serious lunller- It ul st spell ruin lu\nsnlue euscs und n seheitie fur luu-\ntllul lllsllluliee wlileh llllll u greut\ndenl iii i umuu-iiil ii wns therefore |glintnco elub were th\nestablished by iln- Ullage In borers,\nlu ..Hi. r iniiil.. ihe collage plg-\nkeepors formed Ihemvotves Into clUhk\nfor the miittttil tiistiruiii \u2022\u25a0 ni their\npigs. Th,. smull piiuiiiln- were\npaid iiiiu i union tttnd uuii-it\nIn s'line i .is w.is .ui .nu ii'i-iI by'\ndonations from farmer* iimi mini\n.iinpiilbliii'r'. uui lhe Inuihpi.irtcr.\nii- ibe elub wus generally Hi\" ullage\nnn and to obtain tbut souse of security which\ntiistir.iiu'e gives. Thruiigh having\nin pay mn mile fur cornpenantlon,\n\"\u25a0nn' ill ih\" older clubs huve built\nup reservo fumls umiuinliug in some\niiisi-s tu hiiiiili-eds nf pounds.\nUOTTOMliEY tutors ttlllN BUUV\nI\"\nThe rules ul II tub wi\nnml sllllple, null if .1 111, till,\nmi unforlunnto us in lotra\n-un il pig Ile WUS fully nr\nI'lllipeiis ileil, Mniirillllg In Ib\n.md ilm flniiiiclul stutus ni II\nt'l'lllli. Ill\" pOlnl I.f VliW \"i ll'\nbusiness lhe I'Slubbsllllienl\nluge pig clubs Wns is r.sln\nwa\u00bb* primitive, and It losees occurred ,\"\u00bb.\u00bb*J '\u25a0'\",'- Th\" lrM \"f \"\"* \"I\"\"*\nbefore u reserve fund Was Inilli ,,,,: |.r..i...l.ly mil i..k\" piuc shui-Hy.\nibe outlook bccuipc serious. _ l'ot- -j, cicli group * 100 pot tlure\ntunatety, however, 11.>- hlll-lirvd l\"*\u00bb I ure m,, wi\u201e, mv interceted In \u00bb\u25a0-\nwer.- healthy, nnd futalltles Were not toraatloqal urrulrs md us who Ire\nnuniorous. Tin- objects ui ib\" iu- im, i..sii-,t lu Hnlr inughbore' nifalrs.\nl.n.*Sl)l'N Hee. 117.\u2014It is nn-\nnounced llutl lloratlu liottomlcy, M.\nI'., bis ,.us,d in be editor of tho\nWci'kl) I'liblieutiuii. .luhn llllll. ill er-\nilir in .I, mln his whole attention Io\nin \".'il imi piiiiileul affairs und io\nemuhun lm mo Sunday pnpers.\nIlutloinlcy is ll npluinuiii in\nu charge ugulini llcuben Blglund, su\nagejit, ni alleged crlmlnul libel in\ni.uiii' elti.ii wilh llultnlliley's Victory\nMACDONALD'S\nFine Cut\nV2lb-15* por those\nsmokers\nwho like\nMb.tin-85*\nHACDONALDS\ncut Fine\nor who roll\ntheir own\nC*7M eseWOAX-V tctitX. a Acalt\n 'ML! J-W \u2022 \u2022* \u25a0\n\u2014\"\nrr\nTOI? NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Z\\_ 1921,\nTHE ARK\nNEEDS CASH\n. And our way ot getting It le to\nejfve bargains. Como and get some\not the following lines: Flunnuiette\nBlUnkets. Quilts, Ladles' and Children's Hoatory, Curtain Material*\nQlnebeme, Galatea* Flannelottea,\nDrees Goods. Illbhons, Corsets, Men's\nWear, Linoleum*, Ttiblo Ollclofh,\nRuge. Cooking Utensils. Ranges. Furniture, etc.\nChene 6M\nJ. W. HOLMES\ntOt Vernon *t\nAccurately filled and as to\nyour doctor's orders by experienced graduates\n- Prices Reasonable\nMAYOR AT TWENTY-TWO\nSAY, MEN\nYou ought to aee our naw shipment of Socks, juat like mother made, without aeama at heel\nor toe.\nFLEMING'S STORE\nFAIRVIEW\nSt Charles Milk\nThe Old 81,-indby\nFamily else, 0 for - -Sl.OO\nI Am Busy\nTESTING EYES\nMy patrons do the advertising. My complete, accurate system always gives\ntatisfactory results. Glasses\nsupplied. Broken lenses replaced. All repairs made.\nA. Higginbotham\nOptometrist Spoclallet\nReome 3, 4 and 6, Griffin Blaok\nJOHN DALY\nCABINET CIGAR STORE\nMAIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO\nPROMPTLY\nSmoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes end\nFull Stock of Cigars, Qiaarettet.\nOther Smokers' Suppliaa\nChristmas Tree and Pet Elephant Features of Entertainment; 'Dance.\nLiterally hundreds of veterans'\nkiddies onjoyetl Ihotnsolvi\/ to tho\nlimit ln ono wild glad romp nt thc\nUTnriatmas tree ontoruunment In thu\nEagle hnll yesterday nrternoon und\novenlng under the nttspicea of iho\nO, w. V. A., nnd nfter tucking nwnv\nnil tlio good Ihlnga they could cat\ntrooped to their homes bearing trophies ot the big event ln the shape\nof toys, and cuto littlo sacks full of\nnuts, candles nnd fruit\nLong before tho appointed hour\na Bten.tly stream ot the youngsters,\nboys nnd.girls of nil ages anil slses,\npoured Itno tho building from ull\nparts of the city. Jinny of 'them\n\u2022ivero accompanied hy tholr parents,\nor wore themselves guardians of\nyounger brothers nntl sisters.\nThey wero mot by a cheery commltteo of a. **\\V. v. A. member*,\nmembers ot thc Ladlos* auxiliary, nnd\nfriends. All u-oro made very welcome, nnd nl 5 o'cIock wore ushered\nIn relays Into lhe Veterans' hall for\na substantial und obviously enjoyable suppor. Christmas culim und\npies and sweetmeats disappeared\nwith amoxlng rapidity, cuusldcrlng\ntho-volumo of excited chatter nnd\nyells ot laughter, wnilo the Indies\nbustled nbout prctui-ng more nnd\nstill morc on their eager guests.\nElephant Ci nit or nf Inn\nFor an hour or moro nftorward\ntho big dnnco hnll. gully decorated\nwith streamers, nnd contnlnlng u\nreal marvel ot a Christmas treo, was\nthe scene of ono hugo delightful\nfrolic. Thc kiddles trooped in. nnd\ndisdaining the scuts thnt appealed\nto parents, klld around, danced to\npiano music, played games and ln\nshort enjoyed thcmsolvos with the\nabandon that ls only ot childhood,\nTho big, wonderful tree ut the platform end, with Its precious lond\nof parcels, wus u constnnt uingnct.\nBut oven ll was forgotton for n\nspace when a real live centered!\nolepbant banged through the dodr-\nway and with a prootgloiis trunk\nnosed Its wny through the crowd!\nDelighted screams licraldi-d Its appearance. A hundred little hands\npulled ut Us hldo, until nflcr ineffectual rushes ami flounders It wtir\novercomo, brought to earth, unit\niiiiipiil of Ita hide by sheer weight\nof numbers.\nsuiilu Divests Tree\nItomp followed romp until with*\nu shrill whistling sound, big. burly\nI .iiii.i Claus, rolled In red and nidi-\ntitlng bi iii'vnh'iu'c, entered, and wus\nescorted by n pushing, siui-kkIIiik\ncrowd of younitstt'i-H to the Chrjet.\nmoa tree. There ills \u2022jenevuli-iui' wus\nexemplified. livery kiddle In tie\nIiall wan cnlled- by nana anil pre-\nsontod with aome ball, im-elinnicul\ntoy, Jumping tack, nplrtnlng tup. or\nii necklace, u beautiful dressnl dull,\nii book, or a gnine by the tielnvcil\nChristmas visitor, while his tremendously busy aeelennit added vt_-\nt-ome sucks ot candles, nuts nntl\nfruits. No noe wus forgotten, und\nGEM\ni\nViola Dana\nIn a bright, snappy comedy,\n\"THE OFF SHORE\nPIRATE\"\nHallroom Boya Comedy,\n\"FALSE ROOMERS\"\nTopics of the Day\nFox Canadian News\nT-|ERSONS\nlag, 0ften havc\nl^ji \\ justifiable rea-\n-4A ) son for com-\n^Eft*'*' [plaint with\ntheir eyes. It is my professional practice to detect\nthe cause, through experience with Dr. C. F. Prentice's method, of which it\nhas been said:\n\"Wc are indebted to\nPrentice for thc\nNEW METHOD\n\u2014Les Annates d'Oculis-\ntiquej Paris, 1892.\n10. PATENAUDE ,\nOptitt and Optician\n' DR. AMY KAUKORAN\nKk'L-tctl nm.vitr of Fiilipm.*, Ohio. Shi' ***'.rvi-tlvovoi'\u00bb''iis will) Jim vnhintin,T\nmiMli\u00ab-ui corpa uml is wughiK wot* on hoOUagg?\nWhon tin' khhllt'H left nrouml eight\no'clock, Utoro wi-ro sevoral hundred\nurtUnit lulnihvn** of ihr VetortUtB*\nChriHtmas trt>e eiitcrtuintnr'nt.\nI*iitpr in tlu- even!iik, u Mk crowd\nf vHomnt*. tholr relatives and friend**\nKiitheriMl nt tho hull fte tho dance\nfor adults. Excellent \\ ruualo din-\npWlipd hi lhe c. I', h. occhoMtm\nhou lu red the gueHta Into i\\ i\\u._>*\nof waltuv, fox trot*, nhe*titepa nnd\ntho like, which woe kept up until\niwny nfter midnight. A sorlnlriv\nSpirit nnd tin* splendid effortH of\nthr ntunuKinR cothinlttcott hoth during tho dunce program and during\nthe refreshment hour, ensutod tho\n'!(\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.. of tho whole it fair.\n...m.t \t\nV. A. Hhould have appenrod. Kuch\nt uldJer patient in ihe lioRpital wuh\nilu- recipient nf a pair of nocks froni\nthe y. M. O. A,\nFEATHERED FRIENDS\nBECOME SOCIABLE\nNelson'* pel flock ot ft'iil rfuwl,\nwhich haunt the nheet of watt\u25a0\u25a0 between the cily nnd North NYlhun .-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\ncure In the knowledge of tholr pro-\nti'i'tlim by tin- (,*,nm- lawt*. havo UtJoti\np.-trl ieii Luly In evidence si no- Mnu-\ndny morning, whon tin- Aim was\nspamif.l with It* flf.sr coating of\nIce. Yenterday Mie Ice was MOW'\ncoated, and the flocks thovmg iirmind\non the white -surface were easily dln-\niinguiahod.\nThe wcnlher took a warm turn\nycMlerdny, nnd the citv w:is under\nil ttfiowy carpet. ,\nUnder these condition*, Uu- hints\nwintering nrouml the rln are particularly tame, ami m n> n bhti Jro\nit making friends wiih autne family,\nmaking regular chIIh in the yard,\nI.arse flooltH of cedar tfmxwlnp* are\nwintering hero, though thew blrde\ndo nut Ki'iin to bo *\u25a0*> uumeruiis ae\niwo winters ngo.\nPersonal Mention\na. a. Potter ii:i\nCOU-ft I.\n\u25a0il Hum th<\nlual nigh\nKreil i:\u00bbl..rtH cam.*\nfrom tin- ranch ut Via\n({eone VV. steel siM hi tlu- ChrJe\nman holidii>s in |in .'IfiirtH.\n\u00bb llic Afrnii'. ..I Atliltol, TonlBliI\nitml 'I'limorrtaiv. i lt,7 >\nTmilKlit nt Hi. hu\n\u25a0Slllllli I'lllll.-.' Am\n111.- I'lintlllii\nV li'l-llK-l,.\nlOtl h.-llt.\nI \"Jljll I\nTile \\ilnou Humin-nK tlollcgo r,iiiiiln\u00ab\nI'pi'ii all tin' Miliiiin. r. This pri'ii'iilit Ut-\niay In roinpli'lltiK Iii'- I'nui'-a- anil ilu.in\nnnt Rlva Ktiiili'iits an uiiportunlts ta\nforgot, ilnrlliK tin- Inim ,-llnlliii'l- vara-\nliotl. all ttipy hnv.- in-, vtinialy li-arm-il.\n(Ill)\nl'i, ,1 Linn ivbli\" In lliiink Ilia\nri'l,'iiil>*iiiiil tin- Man nt' Knotoiinj Utile\nili-lii-ral lion|iltiil foi' tin Ir klinlarM* tn\nllllll iltll'lllB hin ilcli'litintl at tin- lina-\n|iilal. (til)\nTtli-ri' will llu ft IIU'.'ttliK ol tlu- N.l-nll\nin-ill. |-alti'il Pni-liiora la thi- I*. K.\nU'lriiii.iifii nn ThuntUny ovsnlng ut\n\u2022- ii'lni'li. t'. ,1. t'all.li'l;, : -a I'.tiiry\n1 \u25a0..... I\nlnila.l\nI'arlii\nfimiTill \"i Iln- lali Julia\nMia .Mil lain- III \u25a0 at 2 |i. II\nfi'inn RoberUnn'a t'lali-riukliiit\nnl Mn' liili< .Mra. Illllann\nHi rrom Hi. Snvlour'a\nnw TlilU'Mla) al 2 p. in.\nI It 11\nll.iil,.\" >\nIttta ntii'ii.\nra iirai'tlMi- - tn n n'llni-K\nfull l'i\" uii W.lllti'il.\ni:r,3i\ni:i:mi:.\\ii:i:i; Tun nmlita only in\ntivn KhoWlllKa i-ftcll Illnlli iniiiint'ln'lli\n..I 7 ami '.i I , p in.. 'Till': AI-'I-'AlltS\nof ANATnl.\"' Tin' Ki-i'iiliat tili'luri- in\ni-iiMl anil tii'li invi'HtUni'1- ever iiiatli'\nallir. Iln iil.nlnplnv heitnli. offerail in '\u25a0'\n-.tup. iiili.il i.i' COMB KAIII.Y \"\"\n1'llltli \u00bb\n\\V. II. |*00l, preslllii\nMlnlm- ruuipi.ny or It\nttirni'il troin Spiikna.'.\nlhe hollilayn, yiatei-ilai\ntli.\nItem\nliatmllle\n'llllll, I,.\nInlllltllt III S o'eloi'l..\n*\u2022 i Mm)\nSi'titlu meet toaliilil I\nIiall. t Slill\nik.\nNaw YnirV dance, Clou Molanry N\ni.. Monday. Jiuiuary 2ml. lOaiti.' null.\nTleketH, #1.0tl. .Iniiiiainra urelii'itrn.\n.1. Honwell. or Van.', ami hi. mm. II. (Mil)\nHonwell. of Winlaw, nitli.il Iiiim Ymir \t\nlual nlKtit lo \u25a0 !>\u2022 ml a 1'niiiiiii ni' iln- Aak at the tiovornment Liquor Storo\niilioiil p.,iin.n Inr.-. (for tlto Nelnolt Brewing Co'a. extra\n| apodal Xmaa l r. l-onl, for tho tnhcl.\nIan s..iiii-iia. of-Colntlt. nm. la via- Free cily ilellvory. (1213)\ntlliiK Nelaon (or ali-- holidays, the I \u25a0 ,\nlillral nr Ilia ..um .Mi- M. A. Slur- rERSONAI.\nmou mid Mra. C. v. tliiRnoh. \"mi: Arrtiu or anatol,\"\n\u00ab\u25a0 ' WITH THE 1-IHEST AU STAB OUT\nEVXB ASSEMBLED WCLX. BB SHOW\nISO AT THB STABEAXD TOWIOHT\nahs ToMoitaow a\u00bbd Ton ABB\n111,, un- AOVI8ED TO BE EA1U.Y ABO WHAT\nEVEB ELSE YOU MAY MISS DOBT\nhoapltnl. nt ChriaUnaa. the Y. W. !*\"\" T*IS* (M84)\nV. M. C A. 1-I.AY SANTA\nIn (hi- Hat of ilolinre\nlli-nta nt tho Kootenny Lake Ucnentl I\nolty, died from lltltii't'til ciittuen ut\nKooUinity i'llie tli'tierii] hosultul on\nMondny noon. ^Hlto lind been it rcal-\nilent of tlilB city for about 11 yeara.\nKite wua tiilmltterl Into tho hospital\nin railing health .nbunl threo months\niiko. Two daughters survive her,\nMargaret, who ia u hu\u00bb|iliui employee\nhere, .-'ini ft. iiiari'lini ilnughter wltO'\nl-eallles 111 I'iuill'inil.\n \u2014\u2014. r-r.\u2014 \u2014 -*\u25a0.-; ,-rr-\u2014 v. 'i \u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0. '\u2014.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0; j jtv. U IM \u2122\nPURIty FLOUR\nWhen nations cn\u00abl their hrend onj\ntin- waters, they dxpbct it to come\nlmck In lhe fnrm ot tlnnjth. i\nOur Idea, of a mil urn I horn con-,1\n.si-rvative \\a \\\\ dentist who IcIIh you\nit in going to hurt n Iiuh'. '\n!H WmW\nTHE FARMER IN\nBUSINESS\nWo hava on hand a (ull atoek\nof th* following fcada: Flour,\nBreakfast Fooda, Bran, Bhorta\nMiddling*, Oimcal, Feed Flour,\nBarter Chop, Oats, Prairie and\nH. C Whaat Barloy, Cora, Calf\nMoal and Condiments, Rod Top\nTimothy and Alfalfa Hay, Straw\nand Cklo Chop*.\nNelson and District United Farmers''* Cooperative Ass'n\nBm-VM\nPhona 174\nThe\nComplimenti oi the Season\nto All\nBAKEn STREET,\n,'*-*\u2022 r r\nneISon, a. C.\nNELSON BUSINESS COLLEGE\n, mm , ^ ,, ._\n*v\nLearn to Earh\nNEW TERM COMMENCES JANUARY 3rd, 1922.\n^T Practical Commercial Course in SHORTHAND, TYPK-\nWKITING, BOOKKEliFING, PENMANSHIP, SPELLING, COMMERCIAL ENGLISH, RAPID CALCULATION, COMMERCIAL LAW.\n(|T I-'or particular.*, apply P. 0. Box 14, or the NELSON\nBUSINESS COLLEGE.. Phone GOP,.\nDAY AND NIGHT CUSSES\nSeason's Compliments\nto AU\nCharles P. McHardy\nREAL ESTATE\nPHONE 135\nINSURANCE\nAt.The\nSTARLAND\nThe Masterpiece all Nelson have been waiting to see.\nTheatre\n~n\nCecilB. DeMille's Greatest Production\nTHE AFFAIRS\nOF AMTOL\nToday and Tomorrow\nA Stupendous Offering in 9 Wonderful Reels with the Most Imposing Cast of\nStars Ever Assembled in any One Photoplay.\nYOU HAVE HEARD MUCH OF ALL-STAR CASTS. NOW YOU CAN SEE ONE\nDoors open 6:45 p.m. Commencing 7 p.m. sharp. Second Showing, 9:15 p.m.\nAdmission: Adults, 50c.\nChildren, 25c\nTABLE PEARS\nlVr lh - - iO<>\nGordon Shelled Almonds\nPor titiiltf uso, iht Iii...81,10\nBordeaux Shelled\nWalnuts\nPw \"' - - S1.25\nXmas Stockings\nit--i \u2022\u2022\u25a0\"\"'\u25a0\u2022 30t*. 60***-. 75**-\nQuoumbora, each 35<^\nHead Lottuco\nLeaf Lottuco\nCranbarriea\nSpanish Oniona\nSpanish Table Raisins\nK\u00ab US' \"\"\u00ab\u2022\u25a0 55\u00ab*. GO*\nFrench Peas\n1'w ii\" 45<*\nTartan Brand Corn\n\u25a0\"-*\u25a0\u2022 \u2022*\u00bb 25**\nTartan Brand Sweet\nWrinkle Peas\n*''\u25a0'\u25a0 ii\" - 30t->\nPHONE. 10\nHIGH CLASS FURS\nA very fine selection kept\nin stock or made to order.\nCustomer's own furs made\nup into any article desired.\nOld furs repaired and remodelled.\nG. GLASER\nManufacturing Furitr\nPhon* 106 Nation, 8. C.\nAUTO OWNERS I.\nCHAINS AND\nBATTERIES\nWe have a full stock of\nChains and Cross Chains\n-f or all sizes of tires.\nAt this season of the\nyear on winter storage and\ncare of batteries we specialize.\nNELSON TRANSFER\nCO., LTD.\nVarnan and Stanlay Straata.\nBox 676 Phona 36\nIF YOU WANT RESULTS TRY\nA CLASSIFIED AO. IT HELPS\nBoat Churn on tha Market. Makaa\nButtor in Ona Minute. At tha\nB. C. Plumbing & Heating\nCompany\nNELSON, a C.\nRetain-Good Eyesight\nnnd your lift* will In- an over-\nlitslinffjirotpmiltin of \"Hunnhiny\"\ntliiyi*) i:. in. tiii.ii-r tin- cyea\ni linim\u2014mul i*#iikcii-~irlth tho\nlin**-*>\u00abliig years. Dt'fectH iti'vcla***,)\niinnoticed. Know thul your\npy\u00ab nro tlnht. I to mom Iht, it'a\nbetter in In- ante limit\" Hurry.\nJ. J. WALKER\nJcwclrfr, Engravar and Optician\nSTOVE REPAIRS\nIf that atovtL regulru \u00bb llttl*\novorhuullnf betora putting lt tip\n(or tba winter I cnn tn o( groat\naaalatanca to you. 1 alao deal\nIn Naw and Second-Hand Furniture, \u2022\nR. McLEAN,\nHall Street, next te Silver King\nMlke'e. P. O. Box 143\nCLASSIFIED ADS WILL BRIN\nRESULTS EVERY TIME\n8AY IT ELECTRICALLY\nELECTRIC IRONS, TABLE STOVES,\nHEATERS\nWESTINQHOUSE MAZDA\nLAMPS\nThe Nelson Electric\nGEO. G. B0YES, Prop,\nPhona 163. 618 Ward St.\n\"Let Oeorge Oo It\"\nGUARANTEE!\nW<> (iniiniiilce Unit B \"H-BCLA\"\nPlpeleM l-'uni;ui; will heat your\nhumo properly! Wi- cnnnot\nmul;.- it atronger tlmn thut!\nVim im in be the JiuIkc Wa\nwill f-iiiii'l liiK-k of our produOt\n\u2014-iilimiliii-L-ly.\nCLARE BROS. & CO., LIMITED\nPrtiton, Ontario\nR. H. MABER\nAGENT, NELSON, B. C.\nSt. Paul's Juveniles\nPresent Under Direction of F. Warner Smith\nSanta CiaW Arrival\nPRESBYTERIAN-CHURCH, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY\u2014TWO NIGHTS\nThe principal parts taken by the most juvenile performers\nobtainable. 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