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C FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1922.\nNO. 90.\nFREE STATERS\nCATCH REBELS\nFOREAND AH\nIrregulars Between Two\nFirei; Whole Left Fank\nThreatened\nCASHEL FALLS TO\nNATIONAL TROOPS\nRepublicans Fail to Recapture Lost Positions;\nStern Fighting\nDUBLIN, Aug- 3.\u2014The sensa-\n-Monad ooup of Undlu*- National\nforc-ii by i\u00abs waa carried out hy a\nlarge body of Tt** Btatere, who are\nnow a Tery short dlatsncai from\nTnX*u. thus eodsngarlng ths whole\nof the Irregulars' left flank. The\nIrregulars are retreating from llm*\n\u2022rick and now find themaelvea with\ny-tfUonal troopa ln their rear as\nwell as In front.\nThe coup was except ion-illy well\nplanned, as the Irregulars did not expect a landing to he made tn the vicinity of Cork. A larpe part of county\nKerry will be evacuated by the Irregulars Immediately.\nright at Patrick's Well.\nIt Is confirmed thnt tne Nationals\ncaptured Cashel this morning. Official\nsnd other reports relate a number of\ne nun-cements and attempts on the part\nof the Irregulars to regain the lost positions, one of which was at Patrick's\nwell, near Limerick.\nOn Tuesday, when a numher of Nationals were tnken prisoner by a sup\"-\nj-rlor body of Irregulars, the majority of\nthe prisoners later escaped with their\narms.\nFour of the Irregulars were kUlt-d\nand many other casualties resulted.\nAnother attempt was made to recapture Bruree yesterday morning, hut the\nNationals put up a strong fight. With\nnone of their number captured, they\nfinally beat off the Irregulars, a number of whom were reported killed.\nFree Staters who have been successfully clearing Irregulars out of county\nMayo and who recaptured Swineford\nwere ambushed this morning near\nSwlneford.\nHoist Whits nag.\nTho Free Staters then opened fire\nwith machine guna. The Irregulars\nhoisted a white flag from amongst the\nboulders along (he adjoining road. Five\nprii-oBiTH we***, t-tk. ii and the remainder\n(\u2022.scaped. Klarl}' this morning St. Murdoch's, college at Halllnea, occupied by\nSO Free Staters, was attacked by a body\nof Irregulars, who sought to take advantage of a dense fog. They were\nbeaten off by machine guns.\nNational Army Troops\nLanding by Sea Take\nIrregulars by Surprise\nOr HUN, Aug. S.\u2014National\narmy troops landed from the\nsea today in the vicinity of\nFenit, county Kerry, taking the\nIrregulars by stirprls\". An attempt to frustrate the debarkation failed. Hy this coup on the\npirt of the Free staters, the\nIrregulars' left flank waa taken\nin the rear.\nSEEK STRIKE SOLUTION\nFlashes By Wire\nCounteit Breaks Leg\nLONDON, Aug. 3.\u2014The Countess of\nSuffolk, while riding ln Charlton pnrk\ntoday, fell from her horse and suffered\na broken leg. Tho Countess of Suffolk wus formerly Miss Daisy Marguerite Hyde-Lei ter, of Chicago.\nBroker Suss Axe for Liboi\nMONTRKAL, Aug. 3.\u2014John F. Roberta, publisher and editor of a local\nweekly paper called the Axe was\ntoday committed to stand trial on\nAugust 10 on a charge of defamatory\nlibel, alleged to have been published\nln the July 21 Issue of the paper.\nRoberts la being prosecuted by the\nstock brokerage firm of I-ognn &\nBryan, who had him arrested following the publication of an article In the\nAxe concerning the firm's business\noperations.\nCannot Purchsse Foreign Currency\nBERLIN, Aug. 3.\u2014The newspaper\nDer Tog today says It learned that\nowing to the collapse of the mark,\nthe government has been obliged to\nnils.' the purchase of foreign currency\nfor the payment of reparations.\nGirl Killed When Team tolts\nRKOINA, Aug. 3.\u2014Eva Fritz, 13\nyear-old daughter of Oeorge Fritz, i\nfarmer 15 miles south of Willow\nBunch, was Instantly killed when a\nteam hitched to a wagon bolted down\nthe Into the valley. Albert, a brother,\nhad his leg broken and Lem, a\nyounger sister, was badly shaken up\nForest Fires Still\nRage in Northern\nPart of Province\nMOUNTAIN\nTOMB FOR\nINVENTOR\nDr. Alexander Graham Bell\nDevoted Long Life to Service of Mankind\nBAD DECK, Cspe Breton, Aug,\n3,\u2014Dr. Alexander Graham Bell,\nwhose 75 years of life snd service to mankind aa inventor, scientist snd benefactor, ended yesterday, will be laid to rest tomorrow evening on the summit\nof Bhreagh mountsin with a simple, almoat rustic ceremony. Tiis\nservice will take place just before\nsunset, commencing at five\no'clock, Atlantic standard timo.\nA coffin of rugged hard pine, lined\nwith airplane linen, and having\nhandles of hand forged iron, will\nenvelop thc body of the kindly old\nman of genius and ln It he will be\nlaid in a tomb blasted out of solid\nCape Breton rock.\nBy Mrs. Bell's wish, the coffin was\nmade In tho inventor's own workshops and by the laboratory staff\nwho through many years built the\nstructures which he needed in his\nresearch and experiments.\nMurderers of Field\nMarshal Wilson Will\nHang Next Thursday\nLONDON, Aug. 3\u2014Joseph\n(\u25a0'Sullivan arid Hoginald Dunn,\ntindor sentence Of death for tho\nUsssslnatlon of Field Marshal\nWtlsqn, will be hanged August\n11, it woe announced this evening.\nLeft to right:\nsecretary of the .\nCONSIDER LEGISLATIVE MEANS\nH.imu'i Oompers, tad-far Wallace, taclalatlfe representstlve of tin\nK. of I..: Senators Walsh, Borah and King.\nL.; Fmnk Morrli\nILLUSTRATES\nDEPRECIATION\nOF CURRENCY\nDEBATE AVOIDS\nEMBARRASSING\nTHE PREMIERS\nMake Studied Effort to Leave\nField Open for Impartial\nDiscussion\nREITERATE INTENTION\nTO PAY I' ED STATES\nPoint to P ' ins Sacrifices\nand Ge^ jus Post-Ar-\nmi i Attitude\nPRINCE RUPERT, B. C, Aug. 3 \u2014\n(By Canadian Press.)\u2014 The forest fire\nsituation In northern British Colum\nbia continues critical. The entire\nI-akelse valley It afire. Standing timber and isolaled home-steads are being destroyed, and a constant guard\nla necessary over Orand Trurtk Pacific railway bridges.\nAt Usk a fine stand of timber went\nup In smoke today and Its owner\nJames Gall, only saved his home by\nunremitting labor. The home of another Usk man, John Stewart, was\ndestroyed. Along the Skeena every\nman available is In the fire fighting\n\u25a0squads. At Williams* creek a bridge\nund a big camp Is In the path of thc\nflames and superhuman efforts alone\nwill save them. The provincial forestry department has a big gang near\nKetmo fight ing a particularly bad\nMaze In the hills along tho Scmlgo-\ntltz river. The ground became so\nhot linemen had the boots burned\nfrom their feet.\nReport of light rains farther up ln\nthe Burns lako district Is the only\nhopeful sign at present to the settlers\nin that district, m \u25a0mm\nCanadian Railways\nReach Agreement on\nWages Negotiations\nMONTREAL Aug. J.\u2014Beprescnta-\ntlves of employees In the maintenance of way and bridge building departments of the Canadian railways,\ntoday reached an agreement with Canadian railways, acting through thc\nRailway Association of Canada, under\nwhich negotiations will be continued\nln regard to the reduction in ritcn inj\npay made effective July 16, lt was\nstated tonight by the subcommittee\nof the executive of the board of the\nUnited Brotherhood of Maintenance\nof Way Employees and Hallway Shop\nlalmrers.\nThe railways affected Include the I\nCanadian National, Canadian Pacific, j\nOrand Trunk and Temiskamin^ & <\nNorthern Ontario.\nWithdraw Request for Board\nAs a consequence of this agreement, j\nthe employees' representatives have,\nwithdrawn their application mad\" to |\nthe minister of labor for the estah-j\nllshment of a board of conciliation!\nand Investigation.\nThe announcement stateH that tlTrs.\nInterim agreement under which wages\nhave been reduced Blnce July 16,;\nfully protects. the interests of the\nemployees until such time ob a definite agreement can li-e entered intc.\nCompetition Influences.\n\"It Is generally recognized by Canadian railway employees that for\neconomic reasons which, In the interests of the employees as much as in\nthe Interests of the railways, must be\ntaken Into consideration, the rutes\npaid on competing railways In the\nUnited States largely Influence the\nrates paid ln Canada. At the present ttnie ln the United States, the\nreduced rates are In effect, but In j\nview of the protests of the employees,\nnew henrlngs aro about to be instituted before the L'nlted States railway lnbor board.\nWait United States Results\n\"In the agreement which was proposed by the Canadian railways and\nwhich has now been accepted by the\nemployee**' representatives, It Is provided that lhe reduced ratee will be\nallowed to remain in effect without\nprejudice, pending further consideration ond negotiation between representatives of the railways and employees when conditions so develop\non the railways of thf United States\naffecting similar classes of employees,\nas to enable the parties to conclude\na definite agreement, It being further agreed that except as may be\notherwise mutually arranged, any\nrates of pay finally agreed upon will\nhe effective as from July 16, 1922,\nand the railways will make adjustments accordingly.\nProtects Interests.\n\"The Interim agreement protects\nfully the Interests of the employees\nuntil such time as definite agreements can be entered Into, which Is\nall that coulfl be expected from expensive proceedings before a board\nof conciliation.\"\nFollowing announcement from the\nHallway Association of Canada, a\nreduction of wages ranging from 24\nto fcO cents a day went Into effect\non July 18. The cut affected about\n40,000 employees composed of maintenance ' of way men, bridge nnd\nbuilding departments and railroad\nshop laborers.\nSEE GUNS AND\nAMMUNITION W,\nBOARD STEAMER\nBritish Authorities at Hongkong Capture Concealed\nArms in United States Ship\nMANILA, Aug. 3.\u2014Ore tho-s-\nand guns of German and American makes and 23,000 rounds of\nammunition, presumably dr-.toicd\nfor the armies of southern China,\nwore discovered aboard tho Admiral line steamer President Grant\nat Honkong and seized by the\nBritish authorities, ,i- i \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0 ' to\nofficers of the President Grant.\nThey stated that tho ammunition\nprobably were taken aboard at Seattle and concealed in the quarters of the Chinese crew.\nSix watchmen and twenty Chinese mess bovs of the President\nQrant were arrested at Hongl'onj\nand tho munitions were taken\nashore there.\nBritish Postal Agencies\nto Withdraw From China\nat the End ot November\nHONOKONO. Aug. 3.\u2014It has been\ndecided that British postal Bffonolei\nwill he withdrawn from China by\nNovember 30.\nAmong the agreements pa <\u25a0.'.' \u25a0! :U\nthe Washington arms conference WOO\na provision for the withdrawal of\nforeign post offices from Chin L\nOrganize Monopoly\nin Foreign Exchange\nto Stop Speculation\nBUDAPEST, Aug. 3.\u2014Owing to the\nconstant decline of the Hungarian\ncrown and the enormous ipsculattoo In\nexchange, the government hai (OfWd-\ndeil free trade in foreign currency, it\nwas announced this evening. Within :i\nfew days a special department of the\nHungarian bank will be organized with\nthe exclusive right to buy and sell for-\nelgu monies.\nFilipinos Take Leal\nOut cf Gandhi's Book\nto Get Independence\nMANILA, \/.nr. 3.\u2014Resistance to\nAmericans by nun coop tra tlon aloriir\nthe lints < of the revolutionary\nni'n i'n - *.* led ty (\u25a0;.\u25a0.,\u25a0 '.1 ln India,\nas a means of (-airing Phlllppliu\nhi ile pen-Unco, Is advocated ln a\npublished statement by Representative Vincent* Llancs ot the Philippine legislature. Llanea woe a\nmember of the Philippines Independence mis-slon which returned to\n\"M.-.iiUii from the Uiiltort States yesterday.\nNew Regulations\nSlow Up Illicit\nTrade in Liquor\nVICTORIA, Aug.\nons governing the\n,'egnta\ntiter bj\n-N.'W\nile of li.\nrecently nu\nJcnenil Manson.\nslowing up oi\nwith tin* result\nup In licit ish\nIt was .-tilled\nifcroo\nt\nIbe wan-house trad.'\nnoiinced by Attorney-.\nhave resulted In the\nbootloggCbg activities,\nth it lii|imr is piling\nColumbia wiirehiMis.-s.\nhere today. 1 Hiring the Inst\nweeks, fit).Ono nw of Ihillnr arc\nsaid to have arrived on the coast from\nKngland. uf this hut IMO case- went\nto the government lii-unr control\nboard, the balance going t-> the\ntrirtf. The su(Vv.. ant t-l*oot legging\nactivities a ' the result of rec\nstringent orders. It i*j Mated, ttOM\nup plans fnr a big whisky ring\nmerger, aimed to champion tho interests nf tin* bootlegging and warehouse irade for safe nnd profitable\nnnd Intornnlinn il trade or sni'ig-'lin;-\nlOrOOi the bonier.\nlinrtT IIAIIIftirrO ^uss'an Merchant's Nail Val-\nUHuh NOMINEESRusianMerchantsNailVal\nTORECONSIOER\nTHEIR DECISION\nStewart and Riddle Decline\nWheat Board Appointments\nLONC\nbate ir\ndebts\nwhich\/\"\nAug. 3.\u2014Today's de-\n- house on interallied\nGerman reparations\n\u25a0 nl been expected, would\nREOINA, Aug. 3.\u2014Tho Saskatchewan government was in an OBWTfOPCy\nsession tonight, called to. consider the\nulvici* which it had retcived direct\nfrmn the acting minister of trade ami\nOTTAWA.\nPros*). -A si\n\"Well. Iillt S\nlllSU'al.'S 111.'\nOther parts\nOfO is ilc|irc\nAug. t\u2014(By Canadian\nBPJF which, as h\" say.',\n'iin what extreni.'ly,\" ll-\npOoMton of tiern\\iiny nnd\nif Knrope wh-'ie eotn-\nJatlaff, is t. .f-i by Q\ndoji 11. Johns.m. Canadian tr\nmission.']* at < Ilasgi.w. in\nto tho dcpailnmut Of trade and\ntnercc,\n\"A iMssian in the nail busltl\nMr. Johnson tells the talc, \"wot\nO. 'tin, my wilh. say M,0Od,M6 n\nOi runny, having a high grub*\nchain,'.*' as ci.mpar.'.l with Rueslfl\nonly received sufficient marks\nall his million.** of rubles tu iniv\nwagon lead of nails. He tool-\nwagon load \"f nails to Russia\n\u25a0Old them tat 3<.U)oh,oih> ruHo\nprofit of 10 per cent. When he\nturned to Germany with his\nminimi! rubles, he found that\nreport\nCrowd Tars Trainmaster;\nWomen Beat Up Wife of\nRound House Foreman\nPolice Cashier and\nOffice Funds Vanish;\nWarrant for Arrest\n. LAS VDOAB, N. AI , Aug. 3.\u2014O. A.\nZetitmyer. Union Pacific trnintnashr\nhere, was si ix-d on the main\" street\nlate today, taken In an autnmobil\"\nseveral miles into the desert by ;i\ncrowd of unknown men. where a coat\nof tar nnd ex. elsior WM applied to\nhis body. 1'otir women attacked the\nwife of K. \\V. Andrews, round house\nforeman, today Whim) -~S was .any\ning dinner to her husband, who\nwt.rking in the t-hops. The women\nwhose names Ml unknown, heat Mr\nAndrews severely.\ncommerce hi Ottawa thai .latn.-s\nSiewart and I\". W. Kiddell had declined appoint m.'nt tl chairman and\nvice-chairman of the wheat hoard.\nPremier Donnlnf stated that the\nrefusal of MosSfSj, Stewart and Riddel! to nerve as chairman nnd vi\t\nchairman nf the wheal board ha.l\nbeen conveyed to the Saskatchewan\ngovernment by lion. \\V. ('. Kennedy.\nacting mlnlst'i- of trad- 'ind commerce, and the roQUOOl made that ii this lime owing te\nsuggest other names in place OXlatlOD of the Uus\nthose who had declined appointment'. \\ 3r,,pu0.0u0 rubles 1\nRussian exchange had dopTOOlatOd Olid\nhe could only get enough mirks to\nbuy half t ffl|00 load of nail--. J\n\u2022\u25a0H,-. took tbe h:Ul\" wagon l.dd ttt]\nRussia and sold it for IS.0tt,0O0l\nrubles and w.-ll satisfied with hiij\nprofit, ri'tnrned to Germany, where.'\nfurth\nbring out further interesting fact-*\nrespecting the recent note of ths\nEarl of Balfour on the subject,\nand regarding Greit Britain's future policy on ths whole subject\nof ths international obligations,\nproved disappointing.\nIt was apparent that Chancellor of\nKhe Exchequer Homo, Herbert H.\niNipiith, otic of the Liberal leaders,\nand other speakers made a studied\neffort to oay nothing which would\nembarrass the impartial discussion\nof the subject at next week's lm**\ni,.H I portattt conference in I-ondon between\npjj I the allied premiers,\nho] Staggering Burdens of Britain\n\u25a0ftw) During tho five hours of debate,\nthen* was constant reiteration of\nGroat Ihitiin's Intention to repay her\ndel.t to tho I'nited States, but no\npains were spued to make clearly\n\u2022*\u2022\"j apparent Cn-at Britain's sacrifices In\nM.-1 the war, her generous post-armistice\nthe|attitude and her staggering burdens\no. taxation.\nSir Robert\n* hi\nand that he called bis coll-ami-s tt)*l\nget her Imm.'dialely upon lhe receipt\nof ihis advice (\u201e cnnsitler the .situation.\nT*l#*jraph Ottawa.\nTin* following telegram was pent\nby the government to Oitawa tonight:\n\"Ri'fcreneo your wire. S.islntehewau\ngovernment desires that you urgently\nrequest Siewart and Rlddol] to reconsider. Farmers of this province\nHorse, chancellor of the\niid that Great Iir i tain\nbad no InU-ntion of evading her financial obligations to the United\nStates; that the government recognized to the full (inut Rrltaln's ob-\npay the debt, \"and we\nilon't mean in any shape or form\n-\u25a0imngir t0 -nrade that obligation.\"\nmarks tO P'\u00bby for four OaSSO of nails. Asquith Wins Approbation\n-Me returned to Russia and aald the M|. A;Mlllith won mtlrt mm**.\nfour cases for 40.000,0.10 rubles, but tion f..lim nrie hldo of the hollBe by\n>'\u25a0 1\u2122' | declaring the Ralfour note Impolitic\nnnd inopportune, but said he hoped\nlUboe-quent events would prove the\nnary. Laughter greeted hii state-\nt that the I'nited States knew\nor \u00abb.precl-|llK.lti(\nian exchange, his\nnight only enough\nrtuooon\nand he\nbuy one\nthe wail.\nexehiint-'\"*\ngot only\nBaa, so li.\ntied \u25a0 roi\nhad maun Lile-n,:\nenorigli markn tbj\nhammered jj into\nI to it and hingei\nhlmsi II.'\nfail\n' upon their .H\nnil (buy and w.\nh in less nhl\ni hnii-man and vii\narranged conform\n(Jreenfield end of\nand would Kppredal\nsuits nf your efforts\nna-\n\u2022eptanro\nlid BOl have same\nSOd welt-known\n-chairman. Nave\ni with Pn mler\nweek at Calgary\nadvice of roil get then to\nRadio Program\nfor Tonight Is\nExcellent One\nsconstder. Will lubmlt other names,\nnty when certain refusal is final.\n'\u2022(*. A. DUNNING.\"\nAt the same time the government\ni'nt wires direct to Messrs Stewart\nand Riddell urging then to recon-\nsider their decteton not to accept the\nchairmanship and vice-chairmanship\nof the wheat hoard of lilt.\nSTEAMER ARRIVALS\nHeligolav, at Hamburg, from Xew\nYork.\n-**\u00bb.*\u25a0* at PJ-ffflouth, trqm Wew. Yorltj\nVAXCOL'VRR. Aug. 3.\u2014A w:i\nhas been Issued for the arrest\nH. Jessop, cashier in the offfc\nthe police conn clerk in Vanct\nin connection with the disappea\nof $3400 from the office fluids,\nsaid Jessop went for a trip to\ntie on the day the money dlsapp.\nWhen It was found he had gone\nSun Francisco, when he was\nback in the office, i warrant WI\nsued for his arrest.\nirT.nit\nnf J.\n\u25a0|. of\nruver.\nrum\nIt Ih\nSivit-\n\u25a0;ll'|..l.\nUl) to\ndui.\nia is-\nFederal Intervention\nAverts Strike of Union\nMen on Great Lakes\nLord Dunedin Heads\nInquiry Commission\non Granting Titles\nDETROIT, Aug. 3.\u2014Feder*il intervention today averted a strike\nof union vessel men on ths Great\nLakes, the district executive committee of the International Seamen's union voting to withhold\nthe strike erder until the department of labor had made an effort\nto adjust the wage difference*,\nwhich caused the strike movement.\nPERFECT PARISIAN\nFERNAND DE\nWinner of a I'aris\nBEAUMONT\nbeauty competition.\nni:-\nLONDON'. Aug. .L\u2014(By\nPress Cable).\u2014 Premier Lloyd Ooorfol\nannounced in the house of commons\nthat the commission whieh will nnplirei\nInto charg*'- In connection with the\nconferment of honors would he coin-'\nposed of the chairman, I\/.r.l Dune- :\ndin. Lord ivmnan. Rt Hon, Arthur!\nHenderson. Rt. lion, C Cecil Si.\nSamuel Hoare and Sir (1. I'. Cioyd.-n.\nThe Duke of Devonshire h.is also li en\ninvited to DO a number of the eom-\nnil*\"sion. but he has n..t yd replied j\nTho premier ItatOI tli.it the terme]\nof the reference did not involve a re-.\ntrospeetive Inquiry.\nRecommenas Hundred\nAirplanes for Home\nDefense of England\nLONDON. Aug. 3.\u2014Premier\nLloyd George announced in tho\nhouse of commons this evening\nthat the government had decided\nto accept a recommendation of\nthe air ministry to provide for a\nhundred airplanes for home de- ,\nfenss at a cost of \u00a32.000,000.\nCitizens Swelter While\nWinnipeg Morality Squad\nConsigns Beer to Sewer\nWINNIPEG. Aug. 3.\u2014While cit- j\nizens sweltered in a temperature\nof 91 this afternoon, members ol\nths morality squad poured 450\ngallons of strong beer, seized ir\nrecent raids, down a sewer ir\nfront of the central police eta-\ntion.\nListen in on tonight's radio program which will be broadcasted\nfrom The Daily News station by\nthe Canadian Auto &. Electric Co.\nThe News wnl be glad to hear\nfrom anyone in the district or\nelsewhere who receives news\nbroadcasted from this station.\nSTATION C J. C. B.\n400 Metres.\nProgram commences sharp at\n8:30. Nelson time, doses at 9:30\np. m.\nRecords in this program are\nloaned by the courtesy of Heintzman &. Co.\nI. \"Wain Luliluli,\" march,\nplayed by Helen Louise and Frank\nFerera.\n2.\u2014\"Kal Mai,i O Ka Maoli,\"\nplayed by Helen Louise and Frank\nFerera.\n3. \"In Old Manila,\" played by\nHarry Thomas Trio.\n4. \"Take Mc,\" played by Harry\nThomas Trio.\n5. \"Stolen Kisses.\" played by\nDiamond Trio.\n6. News Items.\n7. \"A Voice From Mummy\nLand.\"\n8. \"The Medley Men.\"\n9. \"The Road That Brought\nYou to Me,\" sung by John Mc-\nCormack.\n10. \"Poet and Peasant,\" played\nby Victor Concert Orchestra.\nII. \"Ono Kiss,*' played by the\nMelody Men.\n12. 'You're the Sweetest Glrf\nin All thc World,\" played by Diamond Trio.\n13. News *ltoms.\nH. \"Why, Dear?'\nBeck's Orchestra.\n15. \"Near Me,\"\nBeck's Orchestra.\n16. \"Qi-O-Sam,*\nRodcrman's Novelty Orchestra.\n17. '\u2022Rernombsr tho Rose.\"\nplayed by Roderman's Novelty\nOrchestra.\n18. Announcements.\n19. \"Fancies.\" played by Imperial Dance Orchestra.\n20. \"June Moon,\" played by\nChampion Jaxz Band.\n21. \"Roeie, Make It Rosey for\nMe,\" played by Vanderbilt Hotel\nOrchestra.\nOr. it I.ritaln won denlln-r In paper\n1 flftireo when he emphasized the enor-\n: moMs irtent of Europe'! obligations.\nLacks Concrete Suggestions\nMr. Lloyd U.fice devoted the burden of his speech to replying to Mr.\nAsquith, wimr-e remarks li.* charter lood as unfortunate, declaring\nlure was an absence of any con-\nI'-go-tiiins for a better formula\ntluin ..livady had been adopted for a\n| solution of the debts and reparations\n: questions. The premier called attcn-\nI tion to Mr. Asuulth's desire for a\n[ clean Hlite. Ro suiA that was exactly what Lord Halfour's note had ad-\nvocated.\nI \"But it is not a clean slate.\" he\nadded, \"when you wipe off every\n(I.ht due us and when you engrave\nnioj-.' deeply upon tbe slate the debt\nwhich is due by ua to other people.\nThat isn't g cl-an slate. It neither\ncleans it nor adorns It nor makes\nii more useful for further use\"\nThe premier replied by saying that\nhe did not expect next week's conference- to settle the question which\n, was fraught with many complexities\nand complications. He declared it was\na most difficult problem to get tho\nI people of the world to face ficts nnd\nrealities and that the world must\njudge Ci-'rmany's capacity to pay,\nj . (Continued on Page 2)\nThe Weather\"\nplayed\nby\nplayed\nby\nplayed\nby\nNORTHCLII-FE WEAKEN\nLONDON*. Aug. 3.-\nViseount Northeliffe\ntory, It wus annum:\n-Ills wcikness has\nthe past few days.\n-The condition\nIs less r-atlHfii\n:eil this evening.\nincreased during\nit Is SupiKiscd\ni VU.NNA. Aug. 3.\u2014The\nrate on the crown reached\n' the dollar yesterday nnd th..1\n1 ment Is in constant cotifore\nI representatives of industry.\nand labor in nn endeavor\nI\", means for liverliug g eomplet\nthat nil heart affection began In\nInsidious manner some months ago,\nand was the result of a lowered resistance, largely caused through\natialu and overwork.\nxch.uigc\nLoM to\ngovern*\nnwo with\n, finance\nto devise\nJ|.\nj down, Closer neruttny Is being im-\n; posed on demands for exchfinge nnd\nonly those necessary to tho public\nwelfare are being allow..1.\nThe exportation of automobiles has\nbeen prohibited i( the request ut the\ntrade in order to prevent th.'ir purchase at cheap rates for foreign\nsule,\n\"Zimmie\"\nVICTORIA, Aur. 8.\u2014Nelsnn antl\nvicinity: I'nntlnucJ. fair anil hot.\n.Mln. Mnx.\nN.l.on 51 U\nVictoria 60 I,\nVuneouvor [>2 74\nKunrloiipa M 10\nllarki-rvllln 42 70\nI'rlllo* Unpen fi2 IK\nt'l.lKiir.v lit) 12\nWiiinllifK 82 M\nl'uitlnnil .0 ' II\nftiin l-'riitu'laeo 54 f\u00a3\nS**attl.* 61 74\nl'lntloton 63 t)\ntlr.inil Forks 47 9|\n\u2022K-ittlo ,..K 67 ,0\n_\n pBttfrn\nTHF KELSON DIIL7 RS\\\\*7S, PSIDXY HOSKIHC, AUGUST I, 1522\nLeading Hotels of the West\nII W-'la-rg Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained\nRFPATF AVOID ^Repo,tsPro8TessinFmEast\\Argues Section\nAMERICAN PLAN\nRates $3.50 to $5.00\nlmze>\nGEORGE BENWELL, Proprietor.\nTbe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nSPLCIAL SUNDAY DINNER\n81.00\nTEAROOM OPEN 10 A.\nTO MIDNIGHT\n3\nHeadquarters fer ail Traveling Men, Mining Men and Tourists\nHl'MF.\u2014H. i.annbaeh. Spokane; r ,i. Hughes, London, f'nt.: ll n Hsmbly,\nHarrison Princeton: A. K. U, Harvey, Toronto; w. ll. N'..rth, Rllverton; O. B.\ni.ongbeach: Al.-x. T. Harvey, Middle- Beverna, Rlocan City; C. E. Barnes, Ver-\nbrough, Kng.; Clara Tisseii, Spokane; I nen; H. i>. Dsanley, i-'. F\\ Kellam, Bpo-\nW, 11. Uebertsnn, Vlcterls; C, W, kane; Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Weather-\nTravis. Grand Fori;s: J. M. McKeoole, head, Creston; \u00ab'. M Oreen, Kaslo;\nVancouver; K. Lauber, CblCSgO; 11 C, Krank Cougell, Fraud Forks\nHotel Strathcona\nNELSON'S LEADING HOTEL\nUnder New Management\nG. T. QUINCTY, Proprietor. (Lata of Mrlfort, Sailc.)\nIdeslly situated, commanding a dotightful view the lake. Special\nSunday Dinner, 75c. Nine first-class sample rooms.\nAMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN\nEMBARRASSING\nTHE PREMIERS\n(Continued From Page Ono.)\nnot by I lump sum, but by \"the\n\u25a0wealth she would bo obit to tranigtll\nserosa her frontier.\nWould Remit French Debt\nMr. Aaqultb, during the debate, expressed mlnglrlngf ns to tho wisdom\nof Lord Balfour'! goto ond otrongM\n\u25a0advocated remitting Um French and\nother allied war debti to England ail\nnol only Impolitic but good ^ual'Voes,\nHe egftreoti- rj the opinion thai lho\nUnited Sim.n debt ought te ba k. pi\n\u25a0gulto distinct from Ihiroiie r. indltersl\nand depreoated any question that the\n\"united Slates wns under :inv obhiin-\ntion. moral Of even tOBtlBM ml 11, to\nwaive lis dobtg,\n\"Veil Bay pay nn excessive pricOi\nfur strict logic, even in the intoroM y.\\,\nof sbstract justice,\" Mr, Aequlth the great conform\ndeclared, china, vtvoo thai\nNeed Hero Spiri* fp>],l in the far M\nJ. C. Wedgewocd Bean, Lab.'-ite. |0okf*d after.\noontonded thai trhai was --requited\t\nwas | different Spirit throughout Imi \u25a0\nrope, it was welres to raaoel debti\ntfltloog there was ,i guarantee thai\nthf money thus saved vna'd DO| b\nspent on armaments, and -uat the\nwast.* nf money being ipon-l on lhe\narmies occupying tho Rhine, w\nto ho continued. Mo thoughi\nHnU'onr's notS was not (I\nDoes Not Apply\nMaearow Charge\nJ M. OLDHAM,\nSeen la ry of trie International |fj|\nslonary cogncil, who, of ter attend\nfind also tO show the\nthat Ureal Britain wa-\nline with her.\nOther members ha\n1,1,.yd Oeorge replied\nm n dams, especially thoi\nLard iiiiith, vhieh he Oharacl\n\u25a0cted helpful.\n1 MONTKEAU Aug.' 3.\u2014Argument\n'for the defense opened here this aft-j\nornoon before Chief Justice Deearie!\ni in tho hearing of the charge against\niH. C. Maearow, former general man-;\n! agar of the Merohantaf bank, of having made false statements In the Oe- j\nj tober, till, return of thf hank to the\ngovernment.\nBs \u2022Judge Basin laid hofori the\n' court thf contention lhat '\"however\nj crushing the evidence rnny bf, ft\ni does not justify the charge laid\n! ft gat Ml lhe accused.\" Quoting HO*\n\u25a0 tion IM of the Hank net, nndfr which\nthe charge bl brought, ho chimed\nthnt (he law punished, first, he whn |\nmakes ti return containing false\nj statements; second, he who Issues'\n; such I report wilh Intent tn defraud,\nand. third, thc president, viee-presi-\ndeal or other officer who negligently\nsigns the report, lie pointed out fur-\nghanghal, I thor thai the report must be signed\nmissionary j hy thee;' persons, of whom the chief;\nbefg-f wolljaccouQunl is one.\nOnly Prove Signature.\n j Bg-Judgo Pnzln declared that In\nit.-' *\"i ites; \u2022*,r' l,l*no\u2022, adduced In court, there wiih]\namine intoi not , tlgifa1 mmr_\\ to sustain thf\n1 chargi contained in the indictment\nevidence against Air. Mncarow. The'\nonly proof, he said, was thnt Mr. Ma-\noarOW had llgliOi the report, while'\nIng spoken\n,. the criii-\nof Mr. Ae-\n\u25a0rized as tin-\nTheEarlyFallSportsHats\nAre very smart and\ndressy\u2014see them today\nAll our Slimmer Models remaining from our stock of\nKeatly-to-Wear Offend today at prices ('ready reduced.\nALSO BARGAINS IN\nWHITE GABARDINE SKIRTS. Regular value 13.60.\nTo Clear at $1.75\nADMIRAL MIDDIES\u2014 Strong White Drill, colored\ncollars and cuffs. Regular $1.75, for $1.25\nMIDDIES WITH FLANNEL COLLARS\u2014Extra value.\nRegular $2.50, for $1.65\nBATHING SUITS\u2014Zimmer Knit Ladies' with Skirts.\nClearing at fjip5\nPRINTED VOILE\u2014Nice range shades and patferns.\nRegular GOc for *, 42-*\nCORSET COVERS\u2014In fine White Nainsook, lace or\nemhroidery trimmed. Value to $1.25^for 7o\u00ab*\nNelson Dry Goods Co.\nLADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS\nthe evidence showed that the report i tweea Windsor Mills nnd Rrompton-\naKaiiist the I'nited States, but WIS Intended to help Mr. Lloyd Oeorgo In\nilea liter 'with Premier Pi incur** ii nd I\nihe other a'li-'il .siatcmin n '\\t wettv.\nSTRATHCONA\u2014Mrs. It. Look, Bull gjftji.^ Crt'hTOok**' V\",\"r';': ''\" B I\nQUEENS HOTEL\nCAFE IN CONNECTION.\nEXCELLENT MEALS.\nEuropean and A mart-can Plan,\nvou win b.* dellghtsO -Ann the\nfirst-class tsn lee hire.\nilodernlv furnished room-*,\nA. i.Ai'utNTr.. Proprietor.\nQUEEN'S -Mr. and Mrs .1 A Thomp* i\n\u25a0on. Victoria; P. Qertaon, Brie; A .tic-1\nMlllan, Bandon; Miss .1 Lapolnte. Troll;\nH. St. J. Buprn, Lunhrsek, Alta.; Prnf |\nH. V. Merer. FOglna, gash.; Mr. an\nMra J. gtswart ond family, Broadvlc*.\nRook.; Mr. ond .>'!*\u2022 Ram Cook. Broo*\nVlsw, Sask.; ft, C. Both, W\u00abtlty; M\nind Mrs. J. Paul. Kenora, t'ut.\nSummer Resorts\nWHERE THE Fl5HING IS COOP\nOUTLET HOTEL\nPROCTOR\nI 'ahi.it. Boating, !-.. '\u25a0' .- j, Gelf.\nTennis Com t*\nFiehing Tackla v. . \u25a0 .. .\u25a0 Giocery\nStore in Connf.rtion.\nw. A. ward, Ntprtotor\nRates Reaaonable. Good Maals\n\u25a0MORRISsaalMORRISl\nBUSIER th.m i-v.t fSStttiSD\nAS thus., who liail tfl wait\nWILL it .tlfy. But v..11 aaa\nYOU iare money by\nWAITING hi'iv for\nMEN'S i. ml Boya* W'.;,r.\nWE ara aflaa loM\nTO Kit tt laritiT atiu'f:\nVERY nice, aaa how it works'\nLARGER .lore, larger explnee!\nNO. tliiink von. I.-I ui* slay li.'r.\nAND s.iv.' ,\\otl s.irti.'\nMORE money.\nMEN'S blue Chaml\n$1.00\nmen's Wool Bat\ns:*,.5i>\nWASHABLE Belt.\nbOYS* S.ivv Hal\nMADDEN HOTEL\nMRS. MADDEN, Pr*p.\nFirst Claa* Rooma by ths\nWeek or Month\nEvery Conaidsration Shown\nGueate.\nDay,\nto\nCor. Baker and Ward Pt, N\nL\n\u25a0laon\n>\nStop Arguing aud Coma to tbe\nLELAND HOTEL\nnf Nakusp, where yen can make\nyourself, f**. 1 at heme tna enjoy the\ntxcelleni fishing! boating, burning,\netc. \"Servie.-\" inir iik-'IO\nWM. J. PRATT, Proprietor.\nIV.-rjCugrao\nMen Sun to\nwni prepared hy Chief Aerotintnnt\nI Mnir ef the Merchants' bnnk, aided\nTic preader smp-iaalaod the Ob*|oy nnd employee, and was delivered\n**,;nie nf any real unanimity in theI to y\\y, Maearow for his siRnattire.\nndvlee tendered to the govornnjontI Coupooro deduction from this,\nand also tdoortod th\u00ab! In pursuanceI thereforo, was that Mr. Maearow\npf any gtvoi| policy, vir.at Britain WOO did not fall under that part of see-\nunable to irTiioi*!** her tlllfs In this] tlon ibJ, which conerrna the making\neither to;,-,r a Wilful false r.\nC. \"Maearow was doolarofl closed this\nafternoon upon completion of evi-\ndem\nfreight train being wrdekod.\nrespect, It was Imp\neompromlgi or bi**ak with thon.\nDiscuss Rep.irat.cns.\nThe speech reoolved itself Into a\nrather detailed fliooussion of Qorggan\nreparatioM, without any reference to\nLord Balfour's nol beyond al\nat the nnt set that it was RoadJOOl\nfor ih,' premier to ndd \u25a0anytalnk to\nSir RObOll Iliiflie's able speech ln\nwhich iu- had declared Qraal Britain\nhad no in tint ion or luggeetlon of\nany alteration Of her financial Oblige*\nUoai tO thO I'nited States.\nLloyd Qoorga Ma^matfgod that tha\nrep.i ral inns ceinmlssiiin, acting tttnler\nthe treaty of Viitigtaliin had tho power\ntn revise the amount of reparattoni\n\u25a0 from time to time, and thai if tin'\n\\ commission granted Germany u moni-\nI lOrUim Or decided in reduce the\nCloudburst\nIsolates Hot\nSprings City\nm.lrkjslffni..K a report\n! MUtlg a report\nhot RpniNns, s. n. keg, 3.\u2014Prop- i\nerty drttmnpe ootlmated tt nearly si,nun.- J\nOflfl wag caused lute taOt nighl by a\nclou.11 uirst Whi>Oh si ruck this eity, lin-\nlatluK ll for several tiotirs from the\nnei Of the wtnte.\nThe roadbedo of both the CblcagOt\nBurlington A Qulney and the Chioogo i\n&\u25a0 Northwestern nillruads were wasli,-l\nOUl about the city. The dam Of lh-'\npower plant here waa twep! away and\nthe city will be In darkness for al least \"\ntwo w.,ks. tt WOJ PtOtSd ton||*ht.\ngovem] hOOeaS were d est roved, but\n00 far iis could be loomed Ih.re has\nben no Ins** of life. A dozen nutonio-I\nbiles b-biim'in*,' to tourists were carried\naway und large troos were' tnappsd off '\nby Sir II. Moatafg Allan, for-1 by the unrusti of water.'.\nmer prooldonl of tin* bunk, i.ittie \"^~\nthe InoOgnltO eleven liottlng first\nloinpiliiiK 207. Tho Oantidiansl nfterj\nli.sing one wicket for 10 runts ov\niiij-ht, completed their innings toi\nfnr a total of ill and after SOOTlagl\nHi) for nine wickets In the todond ln-~\nninKH, lhe BngUoh captiin declared.!\nIn their tOOOnd attempt, the men froml\nlhe Dominion had ohtained til fori\nthree wickets .when time wn* caded.f\nThirteen Million Phones\nWill Halt for One Minute\nin Hottor of Dead Inventor^\nNEW YORK, Aus. 3.\u2014Ths\nAmerican Telephone &. Telegraph company announced to*\nday that every one of its 13.*\nOO0.OC0 telephones in ths Unite***\nStates and Canads would o \u2022\nservice for one minute st 6 2*5\np. m, eastern standard time, tj*\nmorrow, when the body of Ale\nsinJer Graham Bell, inventor oi\nth-*- telephone, would be buried.\nj pear\nNelson's Best Cafes\nKADDBN\u2014W. st. gee, e,t\\. I: Dos-\nwell, Mrs. ti.i-iwell snd family. Yinir;\nA. A. Webb. Mrs A A. Webb and fan -\nUy. Lethbridge; Donald a, UcPratt, M.\nJ. Wateon, Harry McDonald, i: Hay-\nwood. Pird.ir. Otts aflllroy, William\nHreiman. gpoaaoi. John Jookott, Hail:\n.1. I.. Meet) H Posenkeff, John Aulen-\nhof. John M White, S Prorklc, wit<\nand family. Klmberley Ti A HeDon-\naid, Reno mine\nSTIRLING HOTEL\nIf losking for s modern and\nclesn room or apertment it will be\nto your tntereet to call at ths Stirling Hotel before renting elsewhere.\nP. H, 8USH, Preprietor\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\n320 Baker Street. Nelson, B. C.\nOPEN DAY AND NICHT\n11:30 t. 2:30 Special Lunch. ,*{5<>\n1:30 to 8:00 p. m\u201e Supper. \"15,*\nPrion. 154\nHIGH CLASS RESTAURANT\nROYAL CAFE\nOpen day and nlnht. Quick ierv-\nIco, Dinner, 11:30 a. m. to 2:00\np. m., 3f,c. Special Supper, 1:30\np. m. lo 8:00 p m., 35c.\nPhens 182 SO) Baker Street\nTHE LAKEVIEW HOTEL\nMrs. Mallette A. Son, Proprietoti.\nNice, warm, comfort\u00abtds rooms at\nreasoashls rates Open day and\nniKht\nCerner Hall end Vernon Streets,\nof aniiiiitic.-', ii would be no\nre from the treaty.\nHogOS for Free Hand.\nThe premier OzprOOOOd i*:ulsfaetinn ;\ni hat ht. Potoflgro had pro*aooahi to \\\nsubmit at next week's conference and\n\u2022Old be trusted the Ionise of OOOUnOtto!\nwsuld give the government a free\nhand tO examine ihem and do it \u25a0 1\nI best tO Strive at on ncieeincnt.\nOmttnulhg, Lldyd Oeorgo a creed\nthai if f'.imany w. re pfeeeod ton!\nhard, she miafil ba driven to despair';\n\u25a0and whether she threw bereelf into!\nthe handi of the roao(lonartes or the1\neuin in u .lists, made little difference\nfrom the Brltlafa polnl of view. There\nwould be lota nr trouble, ho said, but\nnothing rash, ami n revolutlondry\nGermany In the \"center of Europe]\nWOUld bo B very different thing fn>m\nrevolutionary Rnoola.\nBetter Ru:sia Than Germany\nThe pr-mbr --aid he lliout-'ht It\nwai a hleswiag for Kur.ip'\" thai the\nntbi'ink of Commohloa had\n1 in llus-tia. In that respeel\nami Trotzky had goofl 111.\"\nBavinur*- of society. Such an OUt-1\nburst in a highly trained, wi-11 or-1\nlanlaed end tateHfgetU country like\n' J.'ini.in.v wnuhl bo t. porti to the\nWorld. Tb'Tefore, it would he a mis-\ntaho to pit- ticrn.any beyond her I oa^orotaiidgnf\nlimits of endurance.\nAl the sum.- time th\u00bb premier dep-;\nrotated trader eatUngtlag Oermany'i!\ncaj.a. itv tO pay. He said that OOf>\nmany, like the n st of the world, was :\nic trOSS a had trade situa-!\nTherefore, I his was net th* '\n, estimate her full capacity |\ni Imiiossible to predict what ;\nId ha'|.pen when tin* world had\nI jind Cermany wns withmii |\nhirther evidence of Importance was I C^oXmw^ \\\\y__VJ\nbroughl oul tnday in the reexaniina- | LCUlltUldllO UltlVV\nSecond Cricket\n.\u2022axamlnatloa nf\nTo Make Hairs Vanish\nFrom Face, Neck or Arms\nMatch at Home\n(Boaaty Culture.)\n,i tittle powdered delntonel\n. hairy growths appoaf*|\nfirst\nl.l'l\ni,\\ki:vii:w-A. Vulc\n?pur.\n\\V il\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\n\u2022 tl VERNON ST., EAST\nC.mlnr.ilil. Room.. Hoi .nd Cold\nW.t.r. Dining Room in\nConn.cti.n.\nHat.. 11.00 and Up.\nHOTEL CASTLEGAR\nCASTLEGAR\nQ.n.ral 8tor. in Connecti.n.\nSpecial Sunday Dinn.r.\nAssort,.! Silt Drink, on Ice.\nr F, DOUBLEDAY, Propn..or\nMimeograph\nPaper\nWe sell all kinds\nof typewriting papers, int'lu(liii|-\nSpecial Mimeograph\nPROMPT 8ERVICE\nThe Daily News\nQuality Printers\nKOOTENAY CAFE\nOpra frrim 6 n ni. tn 9 p. m.\nI.nnih from 11:30 lo 2.30 ,*{,->(\u00bb\n1:30 to 11:00 '.ITU?\nVernon Stri*.*t. ti-.'ir l.'ost ttftire.\nPAUL DROZDA, Propri.lor,\nTHE L. D. CAFE\nThe Mo*\u00bbt ExchiiiVB Restaurant In\nthe City. Open Day snd NiKht.\nService HMirtFltfl l-'urnac--* heated\nKooms with M.it snd Cold Water\nIn COiilieeliiin.\nBaker Strcat Phons 134\nTRV A CLASSIFIED ADVT.\nMANILLA\nSECOND SHEETS\nFOR\nLETTER COPIES\nOr for copiei of documentt er\nslatiatici for ofTics use. Ths\ncheapest snd moat tuitsblt\npaper for the purpose, st\nAttractive Prices\nAsk for quotations. You will\n**4-*\u2014fii d that our prices srs lower\nthan elsewhere.\nThe Daily News Job\nDepartment\nNELSON, B.C.\nBEFORE BABY\n COMES\nWatchful Care Necessary\nLvdla Ts. Pinkham's TgtggtgUi\nCompound ll a splendid medicine and\nshould be taken hy the iXpeCOUt\nmother. It will aasii?t her iu keej*-\niiiS well and sfronp. This is very\nBOeggaarr, not only lor her own coai-\ntort but for th*1 future as WOU\nHead the oxptrieuce of Mrs. Rar-\nInn of New Urun-wick. and ple-ise\nl*ear in mind ibn' every letter pgb-\nlislu-il rooommaadlsg Lydia K, PinU-\nhan'l VeRPtable Compound Is gggadai\nand unsoliclipd. It ll the oxprosalot)\nof *rraiitudf> from women who ggfg\nbeen helped.\nCumberland Bnv. N. P.\u2014\"I was\ntroubled w nti weak reeling\"-*, hpatl-\nauii may l.e disappointed.\nential Iron the crown's view-\nARMENIANS QUIT\nALEPPO REGION\nAI.KITO, Syria, A\"g. &.\u2014 Arm*n'uns\nhave hegtin an exodus from the .\\lep-i\n|wi and Alexandre! 11 district, MOOrdlBI\nto report! i-eachtag u\\M*_u_*g from ihe\nsurrounding count ry. They gfl [earful, it is said, of the possibility ofl\nTurkish oc.-upation, and they know\nwhat this means from the otporieacesl\n..f their !(.untrytnen In Cillcl\".\nHumors ire current here of some'\nbetween Parti and I\nj the Aagorg Turks by which \"France\n! und\u00abTtnkes to cede to the Pttrtloh j\ni Ntlionalists the districts of AlOppoJ\nAlexandretta and Delr VI Zor. This.\n| wntild a.'count for the AllllOllhlll un-|\nroot The re[M.rts, however, ctinnot bi I\neomirmed, but neveitheli-i\u00abs Ihe rest- j\nIcusness contlnuca.\nlt Is argued here thut Franc niltzht\ntake such a step as this Ml. order\nto lessen her military responsibilities |\nFt airs. After oilier medicines hod,\nfailed a fHeiid ad-i iscd me to take\nt#tUg K. PinkhaifcS Vegetable Com*\npoitrfd as t-lie &aid It was excellent\nior anyone in the family way. Be*\nfore the first bottle Mas taken I\ncould walk alone and oa I kept on\n\"-villi lt I got stronger, until I waa\nable to do all my wor;.\". My baby is\nnow a!x weeks old and is a big fat\nhealthy fellow. I an. sure Lydia 13.\niMnkhatn't Vegetable Compound htis\ndone wonders for mn nnd I rec urn*\nmend It.\"\u2014Mr.*i. Mtrrav .T. Rart\"iv,\nft. H. No. 1, Coml*rIand Ilay, N. B.\nin Syria, liecent disorders in tbe\nterritories have been serious.\nrial and external deb\nCharity B-?gini at Home. I _, , . T\" ,\nThe premier concluded bv saying y>iH'\u00abtcl.Ps -frog* Paris la*-- Mir-h\nthat WhOB the critics meet next MOO* \u25a0\u00bb\" \u00bbbat Menrl Franklin R ntlllon.\n| ,.av. be drtdrod |Va he fair to them J0,mK f\"rJ'ri,n(p\" h:id tt___\\ \u25a0 \u2122_\n; while taking full consideration of,'-\"eaty with the Angora Turk., which\nQermanys portion. Put he disthut-' r:\"lt,',n,ll:,'\"'11 lh'' *h\u2122ran\u2122\"^ of\nly ol,]ect,,I to the idea that th. ^^ \"\"\"\u25a0U'^\u2122 populations in \u00abP0-\nI present tK.uble was not to br* settled\nat the .xpe'nse nf (ireat Prltnln and\nj of the Brltlah taxpayer m llfoadi\n] wan bOgriag \u25a0 peeget hurden than\nCuticura Soap\n Imparts\u2014\u2014\nThe Velvet Touch\nrT-Ora-fi. i*f \u2022\u2022'*_*:i*^d.f,u!r^T\n'WU._~t L\u00bbt\u00bbgM, Llwii*\nfa.'i'il\" Uea.-a*'\ni any other taxpayer in the world.\nI **\\\\'e will gtvi fairness to 'lermnny\nand Justice to Fiance, hut Jusllc*\nmoatll also ju*-tlee tn the world and\n. of OUT own hind,\" the premier de-\nj. tared.\nBotinlsta ar\nAfrica or Am\nof thl planet,\n.lividi-d II to whethi\n\u25a0a was the native honi\nOoverner Hurkley of VlrgUlul once\nthank.*d Qo4 thl re WON no printers In\nVug.ni...\nThe Secret of Good Health\nclfied Turkish territory. Mr. Bouillon\nhowever, made haste to deny this\nstitctnent In unmeasured terms.\nA dispatch from CoaatanUnople\nJune 13 said lhat Colonel Mnugln.\nunofficial afrOBOh representative lo\nthe Turkish Nationalist government,\nhad reachi'd Angora, and that h's ioIh-\nslnn was lo clear up certain mts'inde--\nstundines consequent upon tho liOU-\nexecutlon of the Franco Turkisb\nlyrcemcnt.\nPrinted\nButter Wrappers\nEither With Your Name\nor with the words\nWhen Nature requires assistance, she\"*\nwill not be slow in conveying to you'\nan intimation of the fact. Decline of\nenergy, inability to sleep well. ' ead-\nache, biliousness, constipation, .\u00bb gen-\n*w . eral sluggishness of mind and body and\nnormal any sjgn 0f digestive \"unrest\" should\nimpel you to seek the aid of a reliable\nmedicine without delay. There is no\nbetter\u2014no surer\u2014no safer\u2014than this\nproven remedy.\nAssist\nNature\nback\nto\naction\nTaki\nBeeeham's\nSold\ntvsrywhtrs\nin buxtt\nPills\n2Sc-40pilU\n50c-90pille\nTrain Travel in Russia\nCosllyt but Comfortable\nMOSCOW, Aug. |i HlWOOaHgll\nPress\").\u2014Passenger travel on the prin\ncipal Hussian railways Is attain np-\npreaching a state of comfort and luxury for thone who can pay tho price.\nThrough sleeping cirs are now rper-\nIted between Moscow and Petrngrad.\nMoscow and Odessa, Moscow nnd\nfhlta, Siberia and other Important\nterminals, Heslarrant wagon.-, have\nbeen put on some trnins.\nThi* fares and berth charges hive\nbeen Increased In Soviet r'lblea to\netpiol the prerevolution gold rate,\nThere nre no restrictions on flrst-\nchiKs trnvel nnd there generally I-\na waiting list for p'aces on these\nluxurious rars.\nThe great majority of Russians,\nhowever, still travel picked like sardines In dingy third-class rare or\nbox cars, which contrast sharply wilh\nthe clen nil news of the accomodations\nafforded those who can pay for them.\ni\nRAIN OAMAGE8 WHEAT CROP\nSMFHimOOKR Que., Aug. Z.~\nConsiderable d-image was done to\nthe wheat crop ln various sections of\nthe eastern townships as a result of\nthe heavy downpour of rain last evening. The rain also caused a serious\nwashout on the Grand Trunk be-\nDairy Butter\nAccording to the Dominion\ngovernment regulations a.11\nfarmers wtio eell butter\neither to stores or privately\nare required to have \"ft properly covered In a wrapper on\nwhich MUST appear In\nprominent letters the words\n\"DAIRY BUTTER\"\nThe fact Is also emphasised\nthut t-ll butter ln such\npackages must be of the full\nnet weight of siiteen ounces\nnnd In default of aims a tine\nof from HO to 130 for each\noffense Is Imposed. Whey\nbutter must be so labelled,\neven when mixed with darly\nbutter and dairy butter retains Its label even though it\nbe mlied with tbe creamery\nproduct.\nPrices\nPRINTED WITH NAME OF\nFARMER OR BRAND NAME\ntf you have your own name or\nbrand on your wrappers you gain\nvaluable advertising for your butter, lt cnuses people to ask tor\nthe tnme brand again,\n600, Paper and\nPrinting \t\n1000, Paper and\nPrinting ___ _...\n$4.25\n$7.00\nPRINTED WITH WORDS\n\u2022DAIRY BUTTER\"\nIM\nlor\ntie\nfor\nloo\nfor\n1000\nfor\n$1.00\n$1.50\n$2.50\n$4.50\nWE CAN 8HIP IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF ORDER\n\/\/ wrappers are to be mailed include postage when\ntending money orders\nDaily News Job Department\nTHE HOME OF GOOD PRINTING\nOAKER 8TEET NELSON. B. C\n I\n 7(4\nC\\\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1982.\n'\"PavS TTifit\"\n\u25a0y\nlYEASTi\nAKES\nMCH IN\nVITAMINES )\n_&\u2022 r-^%e_\n_ - MADL IM CANADA S\nThe imporlFj.nco of il\nVllamines In food Is \"\nbeing recognized At\nthe present lime to a\ngreater extent than ever\nbefore. It has been conclusively demonstrated\nthat yeast Is rich in this\nall Important element.\nMany people have received great benefit\nphysically simply by tak- ,\ning one. two or three\nRoya! Yeast Cakes a day.\nSend name and address\nfor free copy \"Royal Vca.il,\nCakes far Better HeaJlK.\"\n| E. W. GILLETT COMPANY LIMITED\nTOBONTO. CANADA\nGreat Northern Train\nResumes Regular Run\nSTRIKE SCENE AT BUFFALO\nAfter It'll itaya nf Irregular nuniag\nas a mlxi'tl freltrht and iwaaaBjai\ntrain the Gnat Northern will tn-\nntorHnv raaune Ita fibular daily run\nna a pa-Mager trnin. The froiKht\nwill alati bo Iwrnk to Its reRula\nThere will be no train in or\nthis morning, hut the passen,\nexpected in tonlgiu un its ragnas*\ntun ut 6:20 o'clock standard time. On\nSaturday It will depart at T::tl a. ni.\nstandard time.\nThe daily service on this road was\ndiscontinued on July U0 when the coal\nstrike interfeited with . Uie United\nStates railroads.\nTop picture\nThe lower pictttr\nMm with repeating atutgnna ns tin\nmotor truck containing aimcil stutc tin\nIri | Suggests Ways of\nKeeping Forest\nFires in Check\nON A HOT SUMMER DAY\nOn a summer afternoon there Ih\nnothing more appropriate and certainly nothing more ilellciim--i thtin a\ncool, rofroohlBg drink of SALADA |\n\"ICKIV' Tea. Tiie fluvor Is so (Uo-\ntinctive und so uppeulin-*; that \"K'1-;U'*\nSALADA has become u most popular\n.summcr drink on all occasions-. It\nIh wonderfully refrei-iliiiig. Ask for\nIt today.\nNo Made His Last\nPutt by Damsigfc,\nInter-clewed yetttr.lny on thc\nlore-it firs aitustlon and Ita alarming snraad. W. C. \u00a3. Koch said thut\nwhile ths dangtr wai always pres-\n\u2022nt In innuuf-r time, the extended\nhot spall had aggravated msttera\nbeyond all ordinary calculation nnd\nth* matter ot combating them waa\na greater problem thla yoar than\nusual.\nBlgnala From Summits.\nTwo \u25a0svicgoatlOBO were offered l>> Mr.\nKoch to minimize the menace, one. Hrf.\nentublUhnu nt nf lookouts en coiiuuiiid-\n! Ing Nuiuniitfi, from whlcli (lie lookout\nI man could at stated 11 in cm signal \u2022><\n| watchers below. In thla eeiiiicetion tic\nHUttrKestH that u simple code of itgnatl\ncould be arranged to Indicate a aqoan\non a map or noun* g0t\\ lenlar ere.k\nwhere a fire Ih noticed. These went.I\nAvers John Black Hhow up ut ,,!Kl\"nni1 \u2022\"\u25a0on,i'* \u25a0***\u00ab\u00ab on\n, signal h would, in many cases, enable\n' an arrest of the fire. Particularly\nSAN JOSE. Cai., Aug. X-\"Tell wl,Pri> valuable timber ni concerned\nGene I hae no made my lnM putt,\"\u00bb an early warning was of great value.\ns^id John lilack, the golfer, this eve-1 A\u201e to tll(1 f(irm ,lf i|f^ Mr K((.,,\nnlng. when a message of sympathy; Rftif1 Im dl)U,(t ,h(1 fnn.stry i.nmch hail\nand encouragement from Gen** '5iira-|Rome Rearm,, lined up; the thlnK w.w\nzen Was read to him. \"Not by a damn to apply II. In war linns airplanes siE-\nslght.\" he added. j nailed Um position of the enemy wit*\nBlack, who is recovering almost ml-1 relative oage, and a signal good enough\nraculousty, from what was thought for that enemy was good enough for\nto be fatal Injuries, receive'.! In an, the enemy now under dlacuestoi*:.\nautomobile accident recently, i'i said I It waa, he said, important to, have\nto be on tho mire road to recovery good trail*- to the watchers on the mm*\nnow und probably will reg'ii'i all his mlts and these In must BO\u2014a would\nfaculties, bis phyHlciHUH think. 'servo a deuM.- purpose ami pnn a\n \u2014m*. \u2014\u2014 | great value to hfOSpOfltori anil Others,\nThc first pin nuiklni: uiaclmie was 00 welt as timber own, is am) in lhe\nmade by nn American llvinj- In Kng* j public safety,\nland In 182*1. Hla aecond suggestion was an air pa\ntrol Air. Koeh sees no reason why hv-\nilniplnnes could not patrol thu mountain limber areas and camps, as lhe\nntniTulaiit lahoO grOTlda ample landing\nspace.\nRadtoa In aonnectton with ri>i.->r\n\u25a0abena wood, ha thought, assist, am\nthe camps arc gradually titled with re-\nci'I vers a bullet In OSTVloa could t\"1\nhlOOCOlad and folks In tin* tfinb.r\ncountry would know when danger waa\nmar ami take measures accordingly.\nRecaptured Convict\nOwns to Shooting\nof Taxicab Driver j :\u201e\u25a0;\nFOREST FIRE BURNING\nIN THRUMS VICINITY\nOpposite the 22.mile board mar tie\nbig bluff b.-low Tin inns, on the south\nside of.the river, a serious tonal ftre\nwas reported last night to be burning\nup tin gulch In heavy timber.\nReports of the fire at tin- head of\nLemon creek slat, lhal the lire there is\nassuming large proportions, ami that\nfarmers at Willow I'olnt have been recruited to help combat h.\nCOUNCIL MAKES\nSPORTING OFFER\nii.i \u00bb\u00ab\n< \u2022 r.\nDISCOVER RARE DISEASE\n\u2022*\nYou have something you do not need\nwhich could he turned into money by\nusing\nDaily\nNews\nClassified\nAds.\nOne and a half cents a word. Sixinser\nlions for the price of four when cash accompanies order.\nRED WING, Minn.. Aug, I\u2014Charles\nDalns, who escaped from lhe Ramsey\ncounty .hit in St. Paul last night\nwaa captuieit mar here lato today.\nan.) confessed, according to county\nauthorities), that he shot nnd killed\nHarry Hoffman, a Minneapolis laxic ib\ndriver, who had la km him from St.\nPaul to Red Wing last night The\nman was captarod after a poooe Of\n100 men hod opnbed a deserted quarrj\npear OM PiroUnar, ao-athegat of here.\nMains inul a negro cellmate escaped\nIn.ni lh.* St. I'aul jail after overcoming a Jailer.\nnew hydrant tliat had recn'ly been\ninstalled at the foot of Stanley atioot,\nand be given o key lor the Hydro*!\nto bs oood in eaoo of fin- al :lio\nmatt h block factory.\nAlderman CheejttottS BUrggeetod thai\nthe large cotton wood tree nn tfetooa\navenue on the corner of Ctvitharn\nI gfjjiH ||(, c,|t ,-|nWn ;,.,d Alll\"l\"lll.lll\nWill Bear Cost if Seepage campbeii wis instructed to give per\n_ ss \u25a0 f\\ 1 \u2022 mission to noun- one who WC\nrrom Mains; Otherwise it for wood t.. cut u down\nOn Those preaent were: Mayo\nwncrs Pay M-turdy. am.,,.,.,, a. s. \\\n Kenneth Cartpb. II. L. ii. i*Ji\nAt | special meeting of the cily C, I >. Hhnw gml fi. Turner.\n(oiineii hold tost nlghl in tin- cltv\nhall. cuisi.Ivi'.il.le discission ensn.'.l in \t\nconnection with the InnUlhUton of\ntowerago aahad for by tha potltloitera\non Hichant ttgOOf and M. MloklOODB !\non the corn.-r of Kobson and QorO |\notroeto, wimse sower eormectlon, which\nin ihe pnsi has gom* through another j\nproperty, had recctllly been out uH,\nMr. Mickleson itated \u25a0 MVOTO lunul-\nlca[t was placed OB liini by liivlu;* no I\nconnection, and Otforod to' pay one-\nthird the cost of installation if th*\ncity would proceed with the work of j\nrunning the aeiror to Ma property, i\nOr in lieu ol this lu* would Ug gnd ,\nlackfiil tor lnsuIUng*a sewer from hla\nresidence and along the lane, a mat- '\nter of a-ioiit ISO foot, to ihe street,\nif the city would ntead the sower on\nKill street tO Hoboon, and lay lhe\npipe.\nWill Connect Sewer\nAlter considerable discussa-n which\ncentered chiefly around financing, ii\nwas tmally decided l.y lb.* tHHincll\nthai tho sower to aerva Mr. Mlcklc-\n\u25a0oa be connect.'.i, in- to do thc igcava-\ntin-; and backfilling and tlu .ity to\nlay the pipe.\nAl.icnnan lh rswilt atrongly -d. oca-\nted sower connection Ior the petition-\ners on Kiciiard Btreet, wlm nu.nhi r.\"l\n(4, ataUng thai they had l n \u25a0^ayln-?\nfor thin Borvtca for the peat 2<)\nyeara and wore \u2022\u25a0milled to it In many\nways, especially from a sanili-y\n\u25a0standpoint, in this connection Alderman Turner impressed the council on I\nth,. n-'eti of tliis service and waa of\ntin* opinion tliat something *:ueclHc\nihould Immedlatel) ba arrived at.\nin th.- onglneor'a report it wa\n\u25a0Shown that the estimated cost of in\nBtallatlOn would bO HfT-l and .his oil\nDitated considerable oontroveray a*\nto how it ...aid bo financed at pros\ncut.\nit was finally decided Uwl aogoe- j\nthing concrete iii the matter ihould be I\narrived a** In the next regular moot*-1\nIflg Of tile eOiJIii il.\nThe peUttoa for nwerage to lag]\nnew residence being erected by Ur*.]\nl). Ciiizz* lie on Lalini'T stn-t was j\ngranted on the Doodltami that ahej\ndo tli\u00bb Mcavating und bOAkfllltng oul\nthe street to the main MWOT. Th-1\n,-ity to iiiv the pipe aad eooneot oagao,\nPlana for Warchouso\nlu conn\", lion with the ere. line, of\na central warehouse tor tlu: city, llu-\nengineer waa laotructed to carefully\ngo Into ih.* plans-, and ooUmataa and\nsecure all the data possible and i, port\nat the n.\\t mooting\nMiji.r McHardy stated that an the\ncage' wort hod io be done it would be widl\nui-ual ,0 ,1,v ;i ,IV'!;1W i\" lllis tttool \"-arara\nl.o.-ai the people together wiih tl..- ' ylaw\nMi, r tor the power act) oaioa ohoog Iba\n- ,],,, wool im\nConsidering ihe communication from\ntli- owners or 11 \u2022 - - Griffin Mock on\nBgkor street, siaiini; thai water, presumably from a leaky i> >' >r main\nWEST TRANSFER CO.\nSTOnACE, CAHTAGE AND\nDISTRIBUTION\nWe make . specialty\nof moving Furnitur.,\nP i a n o . and Safes.\nP. O. Box 116. T.lephon. 33\nstantly in\nivonderful\nmr dainty\n-ly as\nand\nlovi\nsaw\nFo,- all fine\nlatindering\n|Wont Shrl\nI l-or Washing Silks-Laces |\n\u25a0 All FineT-aoncs\nLever Brothers Limited\nTOflONro\nCHATHAM, 'int.. Aub. ^.~\nt ||..|lllKI'll. II ilisiii.*..' nt all I\n, haa I\"*-\" i..*ni*i ii'ii-\npliyau i.ui.s nn. iliMititiK tli\"!r\nflaa toward d PTO|\u00bbr dlagsaala\n,-is... Tha aatlanl ii.is baan hlao\nunder quarantloa.\nTins' dlaea.D. which In aomollm\nmint ttti .1 In .\u25a0.iii,.; bad -n r\naemblea \u201e lulaa lepruay, i.r ml.. - \u2022*\u00bb\u25a0 \u2014f*\u00bbt \"\",Ur \"'\" i\"\"\"'*\"t*\nr tin- l.iiil.liiiK. nml lh.it llBdi\nSold only in scaled packages\u2014\ndusl-pronf!\nloala of tl\nill Snllllll'l\n\u25a0'.111,\nill la very cotBiaon\nLibrarian Passes\nDefer Question of\nElection Contest\nfor Premier-Elec!\nTin: i*as, Man, Auk. I.\u2014Whethei\nnr not I'liiniif-iii-it Jnlin Brackan\nwill innti'at lhe di-fcrriil t'li'i-tlon In\nTil.' I'aa istllllilirj will Iir dafi-\nnlti'ly s.-ttlial nt a nil-, tlin; nf tin-\nimai in mn li i.r Hi.. United Farmer.\ni.r M.mii.ii.a bara ttaat WWaaaday.\nTin. |>, .tui.-r-.l.-rt la In fnvnr i.r\nbeinf '.it'.Tiil tin* Hint, it \u00abas iiriiiiyiii\ni n maatlng hul nlcht, i.nt la\nAVtRN PAHDOE\ndumped afalnal tin* tvails, were raua-\nliuj than in fall in. ni-*\" 'I*-'1 tl'\"\nt.jiiiiii.itii.iia wara rottad on a.....iu.t\nnt Hi. latih that had fill'il in rwar tin*\nconcrete baaaa, tin* engineer aUted\nthai th,. v ttar appaarad t\" ha '\"tn-\nlag trnm n aprlag underground, as\ntin* mains war il] four fi \u25a0\u25a0' deep,\nwalla tha aaapa**) was oomlni la\ntram a depth nf alaat feet.\nSporting Suggestion\nMayor McHardy augfeeted puttlnn\nup a spnitiiiK nif.r thai tin* itty tni-\ni-mtll tin* w'alir mains, and, it tli\"\nwHtrr was eomlai froia thla \u00ab>urea.\ntin* rity wuiilil bear tin* nl\" ii\"- !\"\n\\l\\v ili-tlt it was from natural .al.sis,\nthat th.* owner, i.r tin* block bear it\nIt wns finally decided lli.it Hi * \"I-\nr. r 1\"* made.\nAliliiinan Cboquette cited lhe o h\nof tli,. Sasflstb church mannirlul hall,\n1 vkara a runtiini: aprtaf was au n-\n1 trnii. also iii thr aaaa ol ih\" '\"ath-\nolio t'hiinih whara Hil* aama omdltlon\nwaa mt't.\nJ In th!. aaa, **f tin* clndera lain!\ndumped afalnal \"\"' kulMlnii, under\nthe blfh sl.liwalk. Ill'* ililtin.\"! tl'-\npurl.at that tin > hail !*\u2022 i 11 l'll,l|i\"l\nasiilnst th.' wall l\u00abf M ti*. t. 'i his\nSHOULD KEEP A 3$X ON HAND.\n_ '\"...\u25a0..-\nv ajj: i\nr'-\u2022\u25a0.'',-;-'.''''''-;'.\nsai.l tn hnve l''.'innnii.|iil|..l lhat nrtlnr t'hlr'l' hharriaa ot\" tho Ontario hi: mtlttor was i.foirnl tn lho .'Uy sollt''\nbe deterred nml if aoaalbla i an!-* lalat^B and former managing editor !l\"*-'\nminis axpreaalon nf opinl-n ho so- ,,r gh\u00ab Toiont'i Glulir. Is dead. UBi*d : As far as th\" wooden poeti .up-\neared from all Into\nlinn* In- nhoii for\nstill parti\ndefinite\nlllt'l\nTins Information was coalalnad ii\naa un..ni.ial lalagnun. Th\" nomina\ntii n was ao.niilniKiy deferred for om\nok\nProhibition Starts\nTeetotaller on An\nInterminable Spree\nNKW YORK. Auk. I.\u2014One oi tin-\nloagoot apt aaa in btotory, it Indeed, n\n|m not iihstdiitely thi' longOOt, *v:is\nut till ,i I iii today td a former l>ni -\n(tOSdar, August I \u00bbi-t i-ritiK, It '> M>\nwiie. Ron, wi.o toid a Brooklyn\nmaglatrata bar h'aataad -jot dttrnb\nthf* dav proMbttlOn went Into effect,\nand haH liecn tlninU ever win *o. \"He,\nhim not done n day's work in f.iiir\nyeiirn.\" nlie hjiI'1.\nUrfore inohibltlon, b|h> Mid, lie\nnfvpr touched a ilrop. He wgg lockeil,\n\"I'-\nFernie Receives Radio\nProgram From Local\nBroadcasting Station\nFertile. iieeordinK to word received-\nin the city, haw picked up pronnirnM'\nliromlcanted hy The Dully Newa Hta-j\nttion in thin city.\nThin In tiie first owlHlde point to\nreport having picked up the pro-\nKrain, wtilch Ih nij-hlly broadogotod by i\nthe Canadian Auto & Electric com-'\npuny. The broadcasting ututinii I** i\nnow working in good order and malt)\nreaving i,>4*. ara being Ingtollod to\nI porting the building belli\nV , -~m ' wea the contention that tins was du<\nKlffnSTOX. \"nt.. Aug. ^. Herbert only to natural cause,* and lh- pt-SS-\nthe seven^car-oht son of gergota! iga of lime. Tins wa*- also rotorrod\nRichard OoUloun or the Hoyal ('ana- to the solicitor,\nuiau Horse Attillei-y, was dtTOWOed Hydrant Key for Match E'oc'-*.\nthin gftenmon while riding '\"\u00ab\u25a0\u2022* In Permission waa given tn W. W\nAnglin'a sUp. Pfjwoll to arect a hose reel b x .it ih<\nGASOLINE\nGALLONS OF MILLS is what you buy\nevery time ynu have your tank filled\nwith IMPERIAL PREMIER GASOLINE.\nAbundance of power and complete nioloritijf satisfaction ore\n'\/jV^ added for Rood me.isu\n\\httm.\nThe Charm of the Summer Home\nis in freedom from kitchen smells and kitchen drudgery. Keep\nthe home sweet and clean and thc meals wholesome* and\nappetizing by serving\nShredded Wheat\nwith fresh fruits and green vegetables. Shredded Wheal is a ready-cooked\nwhole wheat food. Nothing so appetizing\nas the aroma of baked wheat. Sets you\nup for work or play on sultry days\u2014thc\nmost real food for the least money.\nTwo Itiscuits wilh milk or cream make a complete\nnotirisln'n** meal. Fat il for breaklasl wiih sliced\nhananag or prunes; for lunch with berrict; for\ndinner with sliced peaches,opricols, slewed raisins,\nor Ircsh fruits. Ready-cooked, ready \u2022 to-ey.\n_\n Page Fouf\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1922.\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nPublished every morning except Buns'7..1^ V?*, News P\"blisbmK Company,\nlimited. Nelson, B. O., Canada *\"\"*\u2022\nBusiness lettera should be addressed\nand checks and money orders made\npayable to The News Publishing Company, limited, and ln no case to individual members of the staff\nAdvertising rate cards and A B C\nstatements of circulation mailed on request or may be seen at the oTflee of\nfi?7-*** ,r,,lHllVr aRflncy recoRnlsed by\ntne Canadian I'ress Association.\nSubscription rates: Hy mall\ntry) 60 cents per month;\nOutside Canada, a month\n17.50. Delivered, \"\nalz months,\nadvance.\n(coun-\nH per year.\n75c; a year,\n._ per month; $4 for\n17.60 per year, payable ln\nMember Audit Bnr.au\nof Circulation\nFRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1922.\nEfficient\nhuseke\nLt*.ur**.* A. KlnKtnoB*,\npnmenoNa for a ?bad veqbtablb mat\nIt,,\nUgbl \u25a0\nbrown.\nLast Monday, July 21, I gave gan-\neral iliroctUina for tii;iltiti\u00ab one of lh \u25a0\nni'w Ma-Ule, made ol gwaaa. Today I\naiii gtelng iiii'i'ctiiuis fur a yagetablc\nmat ntaiii* in tba tang way, if ynu\nilia nnt aee laal Kanday'a gaaaral girl trow\nrectlona, da not writ.- tu ma for taem, gree,\nos I hare no raprtnta; laatead, bu to Ugl>l\nark\nAll the World Would Buy\nThat present possibilities for\nprogress and prosperity in all\nof the civilized countries of the\nworld are greater than ever,\nonce stability is restored, is a\nfact which needs no proving.\nIt seems more than pathetic,\ntherefore, that industrial stagnation in many sections of the\nglobe and unsettled economic\npolitical problems should stand\nas barriers to accomplishment.\nIt magazine story and news report the one thing which seems\nto loom largest is unrest; and\nthe thought comes to the reader\nthat there is nothing which is\nso much needed in world politics, commerce, industry and\nsocial relations as cooperation.\nThe good which could come\nthrough its establishment and\nthe consequent dethroning of\ngreed qnd beliggerency could\nscarce he measured.\n.In this connection there is a\nreai\u2014tfermon for those who\nwould take the time to.read and\ngive a little study to some of\nthe business bulletins which\nare issued from time to time by\ncommercial agencies and the\ndepartments at Ottawa. Bus-f\niness which in these modern'\ndays is the life blood of all\nprogress seems to loom from\nevery quarter of the world.\nWhat the conditions would be\nif industrial relations were\nnearer normal and unvexed by\nthe aftermaths of war can\nscarcely be imagined.\nThese bulletins and news reports are for the purport of informing the exporters and man-,\nufacturers of the country what!\ncommodities are wanted in\nnear and remote corners of the\nglobe. The information is based\nupon direct inquiry from reliable sources and one is brought\nto the conclusion, even with a\ncasual reading, that the demand\njust now is sufficient to Imp\nevery industry running at top-'\nnotch production indefinitely.\nThe most wholesome prosperity\ncomes to any nation when the\nlargest number of persons are\nprofitably and continuously\nemployed. It is at such times\nthat the arts, sciences and culture also make their greatest!\nbounds forward, petty differences are forgotten, or quickly\nadjusted, because each man is\nbusy in a great cooperative\nmovement\u2014happy in supplying\nwhat another needs.\nThere is no section of\nworld which has so many\ntive products needed by\nfortunate brothers in far\nlands. The world's buyers are\nat Canada's door to pay for the\nproducts of the farm, the mill,\nthe mine and the forest.\nWhat the Prest Is Saying\nth** riicuiiitiini department of tins\nnewapapar and buy g bark copy ol\nthat data.\nli.ml Vegetable Mat\u20141st row, 83\nbruwn. lad row: 111 brown. 3r,l row:\n15 yellow. 4th row: 1 brown, 14 yellow, 1 brown. f.th row: 1 brown, IS\nyellow, 1 brown. Otli row: 1 brown,\n4 TallOW, 6 (lark blue, 4 yellow 1\nbrown. 7th row: 1 blown, 4 yellow. 5\n\u25a0lark bine, 4 yellow, 1 brown. 8th row:\nI bfOWIl, 5 yell'.w, 4 (lark blue, 5 yellow, I broWn. Sth row: 1 brown, 3 yellow. 7 ilnrk hlui*. 3 yellow, 1 brown.\n10th row: 1 brown, I yellow, 10 light\nblue, 2 yellow, 1 brown. 11th row:\n1 brown, 1 yellow. 11 light blue, 1 yellow, 1 brown. 12th row: 1 brown, 2\n\u25a0tallow, 10 (lark blue, I yellow. 1 brown,\n] 13th row: 1 brown, 1 yellow. 11 light\nI blue, 1 yellow. 1 brown, llilr row: 1\nbrown, 1 dark green. 1 yellow, 10 Ugh I\nrlillie, 1 yellow, 1 dark green. 1 brown.\nj loth row: 1 brown, 1 light green,\nil light blue,. 1 dark blue, 1 light blue.\nII light green, 1 brown, li'.lh row; 1\n| brown. 1 light green, 1 ilnrk green, in\n' light blue, 1 dark given, 1 light green,\n| 1 brown. I7th row: 1 brown, 1 .i.ii-1;\ngreen. 11 light blue. 1 dark green. 1\nI brown. ISth row: 1 brown. 2 Ughl\nI green, 1 yellow. 2 red. 1 dark gri i 'I. 2\n' red. 2 dark green. 2 red. 2 light green.\nI l brown, lltb row: 1 browa, l dark\ngreen, 3 red. 1 light green. 3 led. 1\nI light green. 3 red, 1 d.irU green. 1\nj brown. 20lh row: 1 brown, 3 dark\n| green. 2 r.il. 1 Ughl green. 2 red. 2\n1 light green. 2 red, 2 dark green.' 1\nbrown. 21st row: I hrown, 1 lidi:\ngreen. 1 red. I dark gr., n, 1 ml. 1 dark\ngreen, 3 red, 1 dark green. 3 rod, 1\nlight\nred, 2\nIII. 1\ndark\nred, I\nen. I\nyellow,\nred, I\ngreen. 3 i\ngreea, 3 red, l light\ndark green, 2 red, 2\nbrown. 23rd row: 1\n3 red, 1 light\ngreen, 3 rod. 2\nbrown, lath row: 1\n1 dark green, 1 light\ntl nk green, 2 red, 1\nd. 1 dark given, 1\nnth\ngreen,\ndroit\nlight gr\n1 1.1\niwn.\n2nd r.\nyellow, l brown. 18th row: 1 brown,\n1 yellow, 1 llgn.1 groan, 2 red, 2 dark\ngreen. 1 red. 2 light preen. 2 rod, 1\nlight green, 1 yellow, 1 brown. 2l'.Mi\nrow: 1 bruwn, 1 yellow, 1 light green,\n1 dark green, 2 red, 1 light green, 1\ndark green, 2' light green. 2 red. 1 dark\ngreen. 2 yellow, 1 brown. 27th row:\n1 brown, 1 yellow*. 1 dark\ngreen, 2 red, 4 light green, 2 dark\ngfOOII, 1 light green. 1 dark green, 1\nyollOW, 1 brown. Ittfc row: 1 brown.\n3 yellow, 1 dark green. 1 light green.\n0 dark green. 1 light green, 2 yellow, 1\nbrown. 29th row: 1 brown, 2 yellow.\n1 dark green, 7 light green, 3 yellow, 1\nhrown. tOtb row: I brown, 4 yellow,\nfi dark green, 1 light green. 3 yellow.\n1 brown, .'list row: 1 brown. 4 yellow.\n3 light green, fi yellow. 1 brown. 32nd\nrow: 1 brown, fi yellow. 1 dark greet,.\nI light green, tl yellow. 1 brown. 3.1nl\nrOW! 1 brown. 13 yellow, 1 brown.\n84th row: 1 brown, 11 yellow. 1 brown,\nsr.ih row: ir. yellow (only). 30th row:\nII brown, (only), 37th row: 15 brown\n(only). 3Mh row: lit brttwn truly!.\nTwo si rings eneh of brown and yellow bends are needed: and one string\nr ieh nf light green, dark green, red,\nlight blur and dark blue.\nTomorrow\u2014Help-Ill Hints from\nReaders.\nau logalilaa aililiaaaej to Miss Kirk-\nman In carp of the \"Kfflcient Hous.-\nkeoplng*' department a*lll be answered\nIn tins, columns In their turn. Thla\nrequires rnnsl.lprable time, however,\nowing to the great number received. So\nif a [arsenal nr quicker reply la desired, a atampad ami aalf*addnaaad envelope must be enclosed with the question. He sure to use YOt'lt full num.\nstreet number, nntl thc name of your\nrlly and province. \u2014The Mitral*.\nROYAL BRIDESMAIDS\n.\/\u2022as.\n\u25a0dWMPl \u00a3\"*<%*>\ni\\ : ^53K^F?^H\n\u25a0 \\'9tr\n\u00bb.' * 1 - _ i Vw\nI^tE mkx?*\nL M,* Iw' r^ i <_**_\nw m m &m\n_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.\n\u25a0\nBH J j.\nrrlnressea Theodora, Ccclla. Mnigaret and Knolii\nAndrew of (Ireece, who were the bridesmaids nt the a\nAshhy lo Lord Mtuinthatli n.\n. daughters\n\u25a0titling of Mi,\nif Prince\ni Bdwtna\nconsumption, and\ndig nhk* in spite of I\ni up Into the berol,\n\"a ' I have often wonde\nless , ahiu ao fast up th\noff bam. It must hurt\nof Ihos\nas thus (or pn\nenabled to gr\nvictor of Quoit\ntl Willi, made ll\nHeights of Abl\nbeen lhe mem,\nly worms. - L'ntler I\nDaily Recipe\nTOASTED CHttSE SANDWICHES\n' Cluck\nLondon Daily News.\nII\n\u2022\t\nThe Lighter Side\n1\n\u2014\u00bb\nCut Irish I.\ngluli\nnf\nth\nand\n. fin\nSpelling\nIt Is easy' U\nninplt-s of men (nnd\nparticularly wonraT)\ntalned preeminent p\nS^jcceis\nHhUll'lal.l |\ndare w( -i-i\nuIhi hav, ,-i\nlions In nun.I\nwalks of lid* (l.-Hpiti* a riffrHtabloi\nfailing ever to In; certain how th'* j\nKing's Kn;:li.-\"h ihould ba ipvllid. Such I\na falling may m\u00abrely mean that th'.' j\nculprit bos a fini' disregard f\"r iin-\nImportant details. Tti.it th._- direet< r \u25a0\nof a biff buslni'HH eOMWfl ami sj)|\nof an Important provincial rlty in\nhis prlvat'* rorief-pondenee eomrnftud\nauch soleclnmM i.s writing to \"i.iv ;\nd**re durler.\" in no way affeitod-. Ull\nability to judge th'- propitloui mo-1\nment for a rteni-'itlonal COUP or hrlog i\nhis pra<-ti\u00abitl exp. Heme t<> h\u00bb'nr nn tit' |\nimprovement ot municipal affairs, mil\nsuch a cam.* toot* H'-elling is \u2022 pari j\nof tho machinery nf life that \"\nmay he browned -hy placiun Mr-*-*-!\npan greasetl lU^itty with bin on f il\nor butter.\nBY LENORZ\nTold in Rime\nSome of the most attractive blouaea\nin the French shops, which sooner\nor later find UliraMlVM tranwinirted\nlo or copied In America, cotPhiue in\n\u25a0a in.ist attractive way thl beautiful\nVelvet brocaded chifl'niis, with plain\ncrepe de chine or (\u25a0twrglttl in the\nKtimo color. The standin.g figure In\nthe sKetih illustrates Oni Of thesi\nmodels, whii h Is DUtdl in sappliip\nISd may bej worn wiih a bla\nulip U an afternoon costutoe.\nThe teeteA lady who is serving t\u00aba\nwears a dark Llu.' p'ornctto rrep*'.\nAw wlili h readies to the kne\u2022\u00ab, *\niind is ivnrn over it long slip. The I\nlleik mill sleeVe! tllllst r.'i t .* tin* Krciu h j\nfondness (or ladder ind other open-1\nwork holders.\nIse Taplora In f\"riill Mm\nWhrn thf fmit nr berries for a pip\nare too juicy, p-rhaps you haff bc^n\nIn the htibit of tbicLtrniof; i! \u25a0\u25a0 mliturr*\nn*ith Hour, nr -*om*ilarcb. Tbe ncM titr.''\nuse tspiuca. (The powdrred or ground\nkifi-l\". I'se n Iali|**s'ni(>nfii] to a pn*-. It\nwill thi'lcfn It better and give a much\nn..- r tla\\or.\nTIIK lIorsKWIFK.\nI \u25a0-1-;- .'-H* Hit. t*V J'-.'.... \u25a0 \u25a0 Ja\/.r ( lim^Htj\nTHE HAVEN OF THE BLEST.\nI havo a funny notion, but 1 calculate\nIt's right-\nThough I alnt what you'd ever call\nreligious.\nAnd while 1 pass it on nobody needs to\nshirt a fij-ht,\nFor I alnt meanin' to be sacrile^lotiH.\nHut when I get to thlnkln' of the\nchurches we have got\nAnd ull the different brands of savin'\nKtiice,\nIt sterns an awful muddle and It --tarts\nme feelin' sad\nAt how these different sects divide\nthe race.\nWe all have got our notions how to\nreach the pearly gate\nAnd nil are hopln' we can nuiko lhe\nclimb.\nSome folk*\" get nil het up for fear\n. they're goln' to be too lute,\nWhile others calculatt- there's lots of\ntime.\nThen some are too solicitous about ihe\nother chap,\nAnd criticize his gait and start to\nlaugh.\nThe two of them start argufying\u2014then\nthey start to scnip\u2014\nThat starts tli.ni both backsleliu'\ndown thc path.\nThen others go their .selfish way and\ntell you mifs'hty sharp\nTheir way of savin' souls is much the\nbest.\nThey think their whips ars sprouiin'\nand they're goln\" to play a harp\nWhen they git to the \"hftven of the\nbl. st.\"\nWhile others ate so busy helptn* wicked\nfolks like us \u2022 i \"\nThey aint a-buastin' where they're\ngoln' to land;\nThey're, just the common Christian-! and\nthey never raise a fuss,\nHut always try to give a helpin' h.'nd.\nSo I been kind of thlnkln' when we\nreach the Judgment place\nAnd Gabriel calls for order in the\ncourt,\nThat the good Lord who made us aad\nwho loves the human race\nAint Koin' to ask us when we there\nreport\nThe brand of our religion or if we w<*nt\nto church,\nOr what was lure our most hewettln\"\nsin;\nHe alnt a-goln' to ask about uur pit\nreligious stunts\nBefore he says Hi's goln' to let us In.\n1'eihaps He alnt n-goin' to ask a hi. s.-id\nthiiiK at all,\nSo I don't m what folks have need\nto fear.\nA l.od of Dove won't tell us that we're\nlost beyond recall.\nSo what's the us.* of wiitni-liu' while\nwe're here?\nHe madi the blessed earth and every-\nthiitK that is therein\nAnd knows that we're a-bue.-ln'\nmighty odds.\nHut some conceited- critters think\nthey're bnyin' reserved s-*;ils\nWho may wind up us \"tllUlhudl\" in\nthe \"gods.\"\nSo while l*m sittin\" b-'iv and ihinkln\"\nout thin i-hym.* of niin.-,\nI have to stop and sort of era ok a\ngrin\nAt how some folks will stan.l *fjbo*\\\nand feel quite scandalized\nIf they, by chance, should see mo um-\nMia' In.\nAnd also, if St. IV,. r laks a chanc. on\nsinful in,.\nAnd lttl ou in to mlAffll wiHi llu\nrest.\nI bet I'll have n fit seeln' folks I .hmt\nexpect to see\nWhen I get to \"the haven of the\nblest.\"\n\u2014w. C, Motley\nward of 100 will bo summoned with- out of work. lie was remanded and an\nln the next month. The question of i Interpretation of the act will be ob-\nwhother it is the Intention of the tainoU from Ottawa.\nDominion government to send de\nfaulters to Jail ln their inability to\npay the |G0 fine Is worrying court\nofficials here. Today a young farm\nhand was convicted but ho had no\nmoney to pay hla fine aa he has Vice\nAnts havo frequently drawn little\nwagons 1*100 times their own weight.\nThe tongue of the chamelon ifl aa\na long as its body.\nCourt Officials Worry\nAbout Sending Income\nTax Defaulters to Jail\nPORT A1 mint, Ont.. Au?. 3.\u2014\nThe prosecution of income tax de.\nfaulters Is proceeding here and up-\nFISHING TACKLE\nWhen going on-your vacation, why not go prepared to\ndo some fishing? We have a new stock of\nRODS, REELS, LINES, CASTS, ETC.\nALSO\nTHERMOS GOODS\nWc have all sizes Dottles, Kits and parts. See our Automobile Kits. Prices right.\nNELSON HARDWARE COMPANY\nBox 1050\nNelson.\nT\u00bba \u2014 that's KflUft'ii\n\u25a0WAXTITK*' Ccru thkr-t.\nI-i 11*- aMUrl 1h\u00bbi'\u00ab \"r,\u00ab |i'<\nkind ll.al n.o.l tola. g-f-Kn*l\nk'lf fit ai'J '\u25a0! and \u00bb\u2022' '\nAnd, I fursa it'a krlU'i \u2022\n\"WA.XTITK** Cm rittN\nll.al pill (>,...- bi- r-NN \u25a0\u25a0\nfin i'IikIs :l\u00bbal \u00bb\u2022*\u25a0 \u2022\u2022-'\ni*. gi.t*-rT*'\nI\ny_k ^cm^m \u25a0 \u25a0\nBlanu mentalfatigue ,\na _Uonaver*Qtmg\n7(a!*\u00bbv.Tg.^\u00abi* -\"\u2022\u25a0 H-*- U\n\u00bb-\u00bblrd air-llvkt with\nih- wki -M,*-r lackrt\nAll* mtVsrt el KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES aad KELLOGC'S BRAN, (ok.J aad kraaiali-l\nTwenty Years Ago\n(Tin- L'aily News, Augimt 4, 1902'.\nThe ten-stamp mill which haa Ycvn\nn-.i'l at tho itelief mliir*. 13 -niles\nfrom Kiie, bf J, J). MrNally, under\nlho s'lperlnti'inlenre ol F. II. N'.ttk-\nii.n, tssgUOger of the mine, was Blurted tip lasl night.\nThe e<>muieii-'< ment of iraf-k on the\nVenus and Athabasca propfrtei* Is now\nawaiting thiWlinvsl of the right-\nof-way for the tramway, whVh \\t\nttmsetOttry to bniid in wdfff to carry\nthe Vriiii.s nn.! U) thl Alh:il>'J.'*H,a mill.\nThe tramway will he \"lii\"l feet in\nlumlh. and M MOB :im the cilH'Htlon\nof rlgnl -of-way la dlspimed of, eon\njjitiiitUi-ii ivill he \u00abtarted ut once.\nTidfer nnd daughter of\n\u2022\"iting Mrs. T. 'jreenwood\ndays.\nBEST GROtERS\nSELL IT\nMASON eV HICKEY\nDISTRIBUTORS\n af,,?!.;1\u2122\nBuilding\nMaterial\nLet ua fiprure your bills of\nBuilding Material. Coast Lumber a specialty,\nJohn Burns & Son\nRADIO PHONES\nArc Revolutionizing Life in\nthc Country and the City\nCan't you just picture a group of sportsmen around\nthe camp fire at night listening in on a concert and\nnews bulletins many miles away.\nThen picture the thousands of folks right in their\nown homes all over the country getting the same\namusement. Truly marvelous!\nA Radio Receiving Set will enable you to be one of\nthese\u2014wherever you may be. They're compact and\neasily installed at reasonable cost.\nCanadian Auto and Electrical Supply Co.\nOperating Daily News Broadcasting Station C. J. C. B.\nNEL80N, B, C.\n -7^7\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST I, 1922.\nPage TTW\nShoes\nFor the\nKiddies\nAbout 75 pairs ot Boots wilh rubber sole and leather\nsole. Prices 75<*, 95-*, $1.15, $1.-15\nSlippers $1.15, $1.55, $1.95\nSizes\u2014Infants' size 5 to Misses' size 2. Just the thinjj;\nfor the holidays.\nR. ANDREW & CO.\nLEADERS IN FOOTFASHION\nLATEST TREATMENT FOR SKIN DEFECTS\nKootenay and Boundary\nWomen's Institute\nPasses Resolutions\nfor the Conference\nTHRUMS, Aug. I.\u2014A special meeting\nof ths womsn'a Instltoto tu held it\nthe home of lira Chalmers lo hear an\naddress on \"Federated I nut I hi ten\" hv\nUM, V. H, McLaihlan of Vlelnria. All\nthe members of this Institute are in\nfavor of federation. Mrs. MrLnchlan\n\u25a0aj the guest of Mr. und Mrs. Chalmers.\nThe monthly meeting of the Wmnen'a\nInstitute was hold at the home of Mrs.\n[>. Crulckshanks. Tarrys. There wai a\nlargo attendanea of membsra ami\nBOY SCOUTS\nCAMP1N CROW\nFernie and Cranbrook Lads\nHave Outing'at Morrissey;\nGain Praise\nSocial Happenings\nIn Nelson ^\nrl rloal nf bU.I\nfmi raaolatloaa\nllistitiila to tho\nKootenay, to bo\nfore bt-ltlK t.ron\n\u25ba-ERNIE. Aug.\nlamp of Feral.\nnf liny StuutM l\u00bb\ni\\IoitIssi>\\. about\nhen. All i*.1*1 tin\nIpattng in thla gra\n-Tli..\nul rn\nlow In\nalnc i\nnil..\n,'iiml uliri in\nirool; tnioli:\nnil awtag i'\nst\ntun\nit li-\nli Is of\nill two wri'ks' duration. Titry ar- under\n,. tli.. command of Dlatrlcl Bcoutmaeter\nLa Oeorg. 0. Kvniis, lormerly at mis olrjr,\n,, tint now ii'siilliiw lit Wlniuii.'K. who is\nJ. Iiiasl.sti.il hy g. M. Donaldaolt, fernie,\n bi* hil.l the end ot August In and \u2022. H CUlta of Irani.rook. Tin-\nNelaon. orcaul8.il ion in e.H.i|i is niosl perfect\nMrs. Chalmers gavt a short aooouol *\"\"i \u2022*\u00ab oatlee nre entered upon and\nof the ehllil welfare conference reeently I earrlnl out by Ihe hoy.i Willi real mill-\nh. Ill in N.lsuii, i.artlculiirly dwelling in tary inielslon. The troopa lire divided\nthe faet that lulU'll preventive Work 1'\"\" P\u00bbtn>l\u00ab, there being Hue\" I'l'iin-\nmight be done hv having the aervtcea brook, known nu the lte.iv.is, Bulldog*\nof a illstrtet nurse for the sehool ehll- ! and Heuadfl, while garni, eollslsts of\ndreil. All the member, of tile IlistU.it.. live patrol., known ns the Item, is,\nagreed to aupiiort thla. Mrs. Cralck* Stage. Hears, Eagle* .nnl I'ia.-s.\nBhanaa served tea utter the meeting ad- An bleu of the healthful iliill.s i.n.l\nJourned. I ex.relse tn which the boys lire sub.l.el\nitiuv lie gathered from the dally orders,\nus follows:\nAt h to !> u. m.\u2014Tin eight troopa in\nnip are assigned r. spti'liv. ly:\nless wns (lone anil i\nwere Beat from\nither Institutes in\nIndo'raed bv them\nthe\nTARRYS AND THRUMS\nMusks of radio\nl-Dseaoea\natlng akin\n\\MINING IN TROUT\nLAKE DISTRICT IS\nBECOMING ACTIVE\ni le\nTBOUT LaKB, Auk. 1\u2014A\nho In direction work on thfl\nIne. ban received instruenu\ntic working for\nthe niin\nId' tlir\nrying on tiie work is sspseted to or-\ne in Trout Lake abool Aoguet -I.\n(when It bs sipooted that development\nwork will be pushed mot.' vVorously,\nWork is proceeding ot the r'oggy i>ay\nland the new lunm-l Is In about SO feet\n'he ore beiinr taken out is maintaining\nUlues lu gold,\nlius Olson, who has been plOOCr nin-\ninor on the l.ardeau river In the vlcinlt*.\nI of the town of Trout Lake, has struck\nRood pay illrt. from which be Is row\nsluicing from Jl to |1.60 per hour.\nPacket of \\\nWILSON'S\nFLY PADS\ni Will Kill MORE FLIES THAN,\nS8\u00b0-\u00b0WORTH OF ANY \/\n\\STICKY FLY CATCHER\/\nClean to handle. Sold by all\nDrutruists, Grocers and\nGeneral Stores\nObituary\nTERRY.\nFFKNIK. An-r. *.\nPerry, oged 18, died i\nher sen, rrsd \u2022;. P\nMrs, Etixsbath\nI Ul<< rclldellC\" Of\nrry of thla city\na lingering lllno-u\nwhich cuiifited her 10 in.1 ior several\nmonths.\nSite baa b.en resident In Fernl- fi r\nover It yeara, omnlng here from Nelson. She was burn :il Sarnia. Out., October lfi. ihr,-V\nHer husband. William '>. Parry, a\nWI ll-knnwn old-titu.-r In the Kootenays,\npredeceased her four month** ago si. i\nIk survived by her son. R ii. Perry,\ncourt reporter, of this cily; two grandchildren and four brOthOM and one sis-\nt.r in .Sarnia, Ont.\nCASTLEGAR NOTES\nl-ASTI.KilAlt, Aug. J.\u2014 Hev. Katlii\nTeek nf Trail is a I'lislhgar Vlalto\n\u25a0a helii illvlne serviei' In the hull 'I'u,\ndny\nMl!\nniin\nli.\nirgeola,\nIlaa 1\nItl'llllO\nMl\nrl I'i at I.\nH.iurg ol-\nmotored \"*\nk-elul lu the\nLuotenm\nBourgaola,\nMiss Hern Pratt,\nand (Iseur I'tirlsl\nghoraeerel over tli\nhitler's ear.\nP. I'. Tyaon. i: r. Player, v. _\nOorla an.t Teddy Player, mi of Trail,\nwere visitor, lo Ca.tlegar during the\nday and are r. gist.'l'eil ut tile Castlegar\nIn.'.I\nMr. and Mrs T. 1.. Hloomer have iron,\nto N.lson io attend the funeral of Mr.\nHloomer's mother, who died iu Trail on\nSni'ilav.\nMiss Dorothy >\u25a0' I n. r waa iiie rraaet\nof ber parents. Mr. aid Mrs. \",\\\\ J\nFarmer, over the week-end.\nHarry Wright of Ne'son Is registered\nat th\" t'listlegnr hotel.\nMiss Lillian Hloomer, who has speni\nthe paal week 111 TiaJI visiting her\ngrandmother, returned lioiiie last ova*\nnlrg.\nV IOR COMPlliTIi\nSATIS\"ACTION\nuse\nstbT\nCREAM'-WEST\nFLOUR\nHAVE YOU TRIED IV\nTha coinptats satisfaction!\nThs sbsolute yuaranteai\nThe firm behind the goodal\nYou'll be agreeably surpriaed. Order e\nsack tod'ty from your grocer.\nManufactured by ths\nHedley Shaw Milling Co., Limited\nAffiliated with the\nMAPLE LEAF MILLING CO., LIMITED\nLocal Wholesale -Representative Clarke\nBrokerage.\nUSE\nOur No. 1 and No. 2\nAPPLE-PICKING BAGS\nAsk Your Merchant-He Can Supply You\nCanada's Largest Manufacturers of Canvas Goods\nof Eecry Description.\nGRANT-HOLDEN-GRAHAM, LIMITED\n1260 HAMILTON STREET VANCOUVER, B. C.\nTHRUIM, Aug. 3\u2014 It. T, ftt Power\nhas recently Imported iwo pur.' bred\nYorkshire pins, bred from the famous\nherd of Hr.lhorn & Nephews, Ontario.\nA car of feed tU brought Into ihe\nvalley and dtotrtboted by Mr. Richards,\ns.'crciary.\nThe cherry emp has b.-i-n abundant\nnnd tin* cherries are nf good quality. A\ngreat many orates have goal to tlu\nI rairle from here\nColonel He.1.1 ef Bonnlagton wns n\nvisitor for tlu* week-cndi the guest of\nMr. and Mrs It I M Power.\nMrs, Curr, from I,, thhridgo, Ul OOtM\nto Tarrys to pay ti visit to DOT SOU, V.\nt.urr of Tarrvs.\nMiss Htggsnj of Boswell arrived on\nTuesday evening and i* the guest of\nMrs. Chalmers \u2022ami .Mrs. Power. Miss\nMlggeiga, has been appoinled school\nteacher to the Thrums and Tarrys tlle-\ntriet sehool.\nAPPOINT NEW SECRETARY.\noleanlng camp, moving wood; 2,\ntary duties: I, sawing wood for kitchen; i, liaeltng wood f..r campftrc and\nkitchen; r.. removing leaven snd debris\naround camp; ts, general utility* 7. cut-\ntint,' IprUO*1 bows and making mat*\ntresses; v. cook bouse fatigue.\nAt 1 t.. lO.gg\u20141, shooting; -. csmy\nloom; 3. -dgnalling; i. Fatigue,\nAt in:!'. -Rathlne parade\n\u00bb' tin to 1 ltd -Ri si hour.\nTin* afternoon in oceupini by drUlIng,\nflaaing, anooung nnd swlmmtng. After\nsupper Hi. boys rest around camp until\nMrs M. J. VIGNEUX In KocIr)\nEdlior of Tnt* Dally News and conducts this deparlmcnt. All news\nof a Boclal nature, Including recent iona, private enlertainmenf-i,\npersonal lleniH. marrlat-es, etc, will\n\u25a0npotr In thla columti. Teleiihone\nMra. Vigneux.\nA nt.n.b* r\nlefti friends\nMr. and Mr.*)\nstreet, last\nsnd Mis N.\ned Ut the I\n.McCulb'ch. i.\n\u25a0Olng to bid the\nJf M\ngatl\n^. Rib*\nm.- of\nWard\nf a i'i\n*> p. m\nWin\nand their i-nnpin\nvice until light*\nid d\nthey hold i\nat\nTHRUMS, A\nIng of rate pay*\n1 i.use on .Julv\nport was ri,,\nRichards of Ti\nI,\u2014The jinnuiii meet-\nvaa held at the school\nTiie secretary's re-\n.1 and a.li.pt d- A, t\nanys, who lias belli sso\nretary for the past six years, was again\nnominated, but refused to hold onios\nany longer. Mrs U. \\V. Clnlniis was\nelected ami Is now seoretaj v.\nA vote of thanks tu Mr. Richards for\nhis ion* and efrielent service \u00bbv\u00bbs\nmoved by Mr. Dedd, aeconded bj .Mr.\nTarry and unanhno'ttsly corrled.\nAi'tcr some dlsousoion t-'.n was v-t'd\nby th.- ratepayer! to help with a die*\nti let nurse In connection with school\nr. Tarry. Tan\nI tor for the ce\nwa\nappointed uu-\nENTERTAIN FOR\nHOUSE GUESTS\nA1X8WORTH, Aog, 3.-- M\nJ. H. Cbomat spent n, few\nduring ths w.-ek, tin* gussta\nMrs J H. Sti.l Mrs. St.-l . ulcri\na f.w of hi r frlrmls in their hon\nt-'itday evening. Cards and games\nth-' lini\" pass pie isantly. Dalni\nrreehmenta were served by the ho\nTho-e preoonl were Mr. and Mrs,\nHenry. Mr. an.l Mrs. D t Sir.\nMis. I,. W. Oughtrsd. Mrs. McK\nami Mr. und Mrs. .1 lt. SI.-. I.\nwWetTnotes\nand Mrs\nlays here\nf Mr ,\\n.i\nWANETA, Ann. I\u2014Mra A. ,1. gloter\nan.l daughter, Roth, of Trail cam.- gat-\nurday for an extend.-.I visit wilh Mr\nand Mrs, A R, Churehcs.\nMrs. I*\"nd A'll. return. 1 on Halurd.iy\nfront Hossland, after n wick's vi-it\nWith Mr and Mr*., (iswald Waller.\nMiss Mary Thompson arrived on Frldav from Otgago, Sciitland. for an cx-\nt.nibd visit with Mr. and Mrs. John\nStirling and fiimilv.\nMr. and Mrs I: a. Aldsrsmlth and\nsen Maurice, an.l Miss Itartiara Lang ot\nTrail left on .\u2022'ri.Iay for a thr.-c Wiskg*\ncamping vaeatlon at Procter.\nA. J. Slater and Archie Lang of T.ail\nnp.*rit the week-end with C, \\V. Sla'er\nMr Jind M.rs. Walter Sharpe of Fruitvale were valley \\lsih.rs on Sijnih.v\nA. K. Churches ami Nnrrls Churches\nreturned on Fr Ida v from a few days'\nstay In Bossland.\nPERRY SIDING NOTES\nPERRT SiniNU, Aug. t.\u2014Mlaa Joye-\nPoWOll left here on Monday, July ?;,\nfor New Denver, where she is visltlm;\nMiss v. Downey.\n\u2022 F. Powell was up to Sloean nn M.ni-\ndny, July i'i. returning hy the after*\ntmon train.\nAmong those who took in tin* deaoe\nat Appledale on the ecosolon of the \u25a0*\u00ab.\nniversarv ol' the I,allies' Progrsaslve\nBSOOClation were Mr. and Mr*-, I>awu.-v,\nMr. and Mrs, Powell, Mrs. Carlson, W\nCkripon, ^tr. anil \u25a0 Mrs* H.intev; K\nl'o!ts.s Mr. and Miss riin-iirtinifs ;nd\noM!ers>fciiul a very enjoyable time was\nspent. I\nMrs. P>vcren of Rsgina arrived hen\non July 31 to Join Mr 1'everell, who ha\u00ab\npurchased the J. Hlnl rinich.\n1'idiivciff, th.. chime player <-f\nAniFteidiitn. in the 1 St h rentury,\n(dayed pinnofurle music, with tn~\n\u2022-Itlliy.\nFill Out Those\nHollow Spots\nTry Ironized Yeast to\nPut on Firm Flesh\nHeifl is a quick pnsy w iy to acquire\nfirm, Fniouth. velvety cheeks, a well-\nrounded neck, nml beautifully curved\nhhonlders free from hnilowH.\nJu.st take two plciihHiit-tust.iji|i; lub-\nletH of Ironized Yeast three times a\nday. Th\u00ab yeatd adils new firm flesh,\nfills out the hollows, and glv**8 the\nsoft delicate curves which true beauty\nrequires.\nThe new Ferret \"ironlz.itlon*' process used solely in lronlzed Yt-ast,\nenables the yeast to Impart these benefit.*\" twice as quickly. And the Iron\nbrliiKs a Wonderful color to the\ncheeks, (let IronUed YenHt today. In a\nfew days the wonderful Improvement\nin your flRtire will astonish you.\nTo try It entirely free, simply mail\npostal card for fiimoua 3-Day test. Ad-\ndresa Harold F, Ritchie & Co., Ltd.,\nl>-'i>t. 101, Toronto. lronlzed Yeast is\nrecommended and guarauteed by _adl\ngood dealers. --\nl:.yor Coniiuand'i Seyi.\nisuectsd bv tli,' district en\nMajor Hick 4 el* . V., nin ,,\nwi re highly commended\n'..'lit showh\nthe tin\n. as Boy S\nn petition\nHi.' i 'rows\n. Is |t,e hi\nillf-\nlll til.\natiim\nled wil\nR, Willi\nId I tlon\nNet Tradli\nt trophy.\nMills\nPhee of F.reie\nwhile Uir.\"* h<<\nLanoan i Paro\n(Cranbrook) won all tied\nwith scon i or It,\nViaitora Racel?td\nWednesday afternoon last\nto th.\ni com-\nt p tc\nirt \\lc\nThey leave for their home In LOO\nAngeles, t'al.. Monday morning by motor, r'n roatS they will vbil In Hpo-\nkan\u00ab und Seattle.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nAllan MePherson, sharsholdsr tot dimeter of tlte Ontario Sloean UOmber\ncompany, who is accorapsnled by hit-\ndaaghtsr, M,io>s motored :\"\"t ,,,'r '\ntoy, car** being furnwh-id b) \"r s,';tl11\nRotary club. On this k*s\u00ab\ndemonstration test for th.\n!\u2022\u25a0 boys threw up I h-an-to\nin in,unit s. I iifnrtiin.it.'lv\n.1 the greater portion of the\ntn f..r the at'leriieoii. The\nkhootlng competition was\nCharlie Imnlsn sen of T. J. Bcentsn,\nStanley street, arrived lu town rTodaeo-\nday evening from Trail, where h. has\n1 n ..n the Canadian Hunk of Commerce staff fnr some time, and left fnr\nKelowna last evening, while he has\nbeen transferred.\nD. McDonald, who || doimr contract\nwork on the Reno mining propsrty at\nSli.i;-\u00bb Ctpek, ia in thu city fur a few\ndays.\nF..\nMiller of Willow Point\ngaoot, Mim, w. gogglns\nere visitors la town on\nspecial progt\nfinal In tn .'li.\u00bb\nas rollows:\nFirst. W. Kudu\n\u2014tOt, wit r\nHeaphy. Penile, '>'. -\u25a0\u25a0', *-3 \u20141->0; third,\nir Burron, Cranbrook 51, SI, :.i -IM;\nfourth, w Mills, Ptmle, &fi. If, *<>--\n111; firui i:. Qarnor, Pcrnle, SI, 63, u \u2014\nH.a,\nPole ra-Qltlng, tog--of-war, blind i>ox-\ni:u-'. gymnastic stunti snd bro^oo bu*-t-\n1111\" Wound up the .-veiling list of events.\nCamp will lie broken mi Saturday, hut,\nduring t!..- last days 'be bn*,M will en- I\ndesvor '\" qualify for acout iwlmmers'\npurflclciicj badgtM T* ** t.-i calls for\nswimming IOI yardi breast stroke; .\u00bbti\nyards on bock Without T-USing arms er\nhands*; swim -.0 yards wilh clothes on;\nundress In water nnd duck-.living to\nrecover cbjeet weighing fl*.* pouuds in \\\nelyht ft*, t of writer.\nMr and Mrs. L 0, tie Veber of l,eih-\nt. ridge IMVS on the Crow boat this\nmorning after saending \u25a0\u25a0 ttw da>s with\nMr dl Veber's brotlor, L. B, tie V, ber.\nMrs. A Me\nMahn leoak\n1 Ba] staff U <\nthe like at a\niiiegor of Crawford Day\nisttor yesterday,\nsee\nrOVgM of th- Hudson\nnyoylng lor holiday acio-as\noampini party.\nAugust Clean-Up Sale\nWe Feature Today f\nNOVELTY SUMMER DRESSES at $19.95 Each\nDR.ESSESC of the better sort made of\nFrench Ratine or Dotted Swiss. These\nare all individual styles, no two alike, and\nwe have them in sizes 16, 18, 38 and 40.\nValues regularly $33.50 and $35.00.\nAugust Sale Price, Q1 Q Q^\nWHITEWEAR AT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT\nBest quality White UNDKIUVEAK that you need every\nday. You can supply your needs for the piesent or future\nat a saving worth while.\nUNDERSKIRTS\nOf fine Cambric, trimmed with luce or embroidery.\nMr. and Mrs. J F. Hird of Ferry S\niter have taken up their roOldi me\nKootenay street.\nSee\nT. H. Maddeok is enjoying a vacai\nflsbtni In Neh.on (Uld vicinity.\n-du\nBonnechl of Fro\n\u25a0 yeaterday,\nAt Surprise Party\nAnnounce Arrival\nWith Perry's Yell\nFERRY SiniNO. Ann*. 3.\u2014 The\nfolks 'ifi \u25a0 Rave Mr. snd Mn. Bird\na unrpi'lse p-irty on Monday nt*rht,\nJuly ~i, \u00bb\u25a0 they nrs ahortly ltnvlng\nli. ri- for Nelson, wher** they will v-\n\u25a0iile In future. Tiie psily au\u00bb\nnoaiio\u00abd their arrival with the Per-\ni*ya yell, and the ivumu*- w.ii spent\nIn ii*iii'**i. recitations nnd e-\"r\u00ab.-\nalona of orood will and good wlalies\nfor their future happlnene, tha\nparty breaking up at midnight.\nMr. and Mrs. BgTOM Clark of '\nanil Miss Smith Of Vernon, who\nbeen the gUOStS of Mr. Clark's p;i\nMr. and Mrs. Oeorge Clark,\nstreet, for the pool l\u00bb fl^ys, leav\nmorning by motor for their borne\nEtagular I1.B0 Underskirts for\t\nHeKular $2.25 Underskirts for\t\nllctmlar $2.73 Underskirts for\t\nRegular $3.75 Underskirts for\t\nNight Gowns\nMade of fine Nainsook or Cambric,\ntrimmed with lace or embroidery:\nRegular $1.50 Gowns for 81.20\nRegular $2.00 Gowns for 81.00\nRegular $3.7\") Gowns for 83-01)\nRegular $5.00 Gowns for 81.00\nRegular $7.50'Go\\vns for 86-00\nENVELOPE CHEMISES\nNicely trimmed or plain tailored.\nRegular $2.00 quality, each\t\nRegular $3.00 quality, each\t\nRegular $3.75 quality, each\t\n81.20\n81.80\n82.20\n83.00\nRegular $5.00 quality, each..\n8i.\u00abo\n82.40\n83.00\n8100\nPhone 200.\n\/\u25a0**\n611 Baker St.\ni park, n*t urnii\nthree week\nImi\nSwings Useful Club\n'i,<-.'.;. *.-.- i%i\nSB wm\u2014W ***\u25a0\nH \u25a0 wjf ***-***%\u2022\niV^#Iv\n**** \\\\\\\\\\\\ \" 4^\nW\\r> ,\\\nM-5.v-'\"'ii^:'-\nBoW^-\n\u2022U.nag *\u2022\u00bb\u2022\u00bb\" i.i*W rl\nu\\W&&&^\u00a3-tW>\n\u25a0 '__\\W bbbbTK : ,\nBp t, gf*i \u00ab\nmm J I'm -\ni **- o '\n- \u2022 L '*\nUWsWMT W\nIt s\nf \"<*\nyr\n.**?\u00ab*\nm\ni\nr- *\nrr\\\nj \u25a0\n1.\" \/ ,\nW% '\nfe^\nawfur.i Barj ipeiil The Mtaoos Agnei and Marjorie .!.-\ni rome, who are at Bennington for ths\n' summer months, have as their goeetj\nMrs J. Whltebroad, Mrs. R. Joins this \u00abi.k Miss Bva Arm.-i.'iin. Hits\nand Mrs. (j. C]nu>ch ami children of Margaret Cameron, Miss Mey-me Mc-\n! Huston sp.-rit a pleasant outine; Wednes- j I'huil, Miss Sybel Ke.ler. Miss Hasel\n] day at the summer home of Mrs. Will- | I'eisrll and Miss Marjory Hurt on oT\n: nun Wahlie, on the north shore, [Cranbrook.\n\u25a0 \u2022<, ess,\n| Fred C. Irvine of the Hank of Mon-; Hi*** McKeiizi.-*s NWlag cilcb- ef Ht,\nitr.'it staff at LllloOSt let! last evening l Faul's Fresbyteriati church met at llu\nSpend I ni a vacation with his par- ; summer bom\u00ab \u00bbf Mrs. c, E. Miller,\nMr. and Mr-, \\\\ iltlain Irvine, (SS I where thev Spent 0 Very enjoyable\n\u2022tnot i Wedne.-dtiy afteru.mii Assisting tin-\nhostess lu servintt the refreshment a\nw.-re Mrs. h. MeKenste, Mrs. Ulenden-\nnlng and Mrs, It, Ham. s. Those present wire Mrs, w. u. Blanohard, Mi-\nHector MncKensIs, Miss Whiteman,\n_ Mrs. J, Melntyre, Mrs. tticbar.l Rums,\nMrs. l-ranl- .Nash of RsrlOS is ihe | Mrs ,; \u201e \u201e,..,\u201e Mfw James Arm-\nof Fairfield atroag, Mrs. Hob-rt Bmlllle, Mrs, c _,\nI Milbr. Mrs. \\\\ BOggme, Mrs. CJn-\n\u201e , ,, , denning. Mrs, J. A Curran. Mr-- A.\nHcDoneld \u00bb*r grown, Mrs, Aipeugh, Mrs. T. Martin,\nthiK at Cellar .\\-rs McCallum, Mrs, \\\\. A. Hubert, un\nUM Mrs. J, U Ufj MrMi j|U(.h ,{o;,s\nMrs. D, Dab* of\n\u2022sterdoy in the cl\naflu\nont a\n\u25a0Hla\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. A, A. Webb of Lcth-\nbrldgO. who arrived |p the city from\nTmlr vTodneadayt Uft last evening for\nthe toast.\nsee\n. Frank Nash ,,f\nor Mrs. HcQulre\nWillow Point.\nMiss\nMaun.'n-ll, Mrs. 1.. A. Murphy. Hector\nMcK**nsIe, Robert clerihew, Erneet\nWelsh. Robert Peebles, Robert Wallatch,\n.tack Frost and Mr. and Mra MWOItl\na. Murphy.\t\nIS HOSTESS TO\nTHIMBLE CIRCLE\nAINSWORTH, A\nHenry was the host\ned meeting of the\nWednesday afterno\"\nprettily decorated\n.f .-weet p.a:\n\u25a0k. I.\u2014Mra J. \u00bb\u2022\nss to a well ntt-Mid-\nThlmbta cirtle on\nn. The rooms were\nwith artistic bou-\nand babies'-bre;\nHenry served a dainty lunch from\na nicely arranged tabic centered by the\nsame flowers, She was assisted hy\nMra D. r. gtrebeok. The noat i-m-ting\nWll] l\u201e. hold lit th- hum, of Mrs. W. 1J.\nLane 00 W.dmsdav. AlgttOt 8.\nAINSWORTH NOTES\nMiss Ward and\nNew York City are \u00ab\nPoint, the guests uf Mt\nMacDonell.\nHa\ni\nMrs. C. C. I-Vinviek nf South Slu\nipent yesterday iu town .\nHoward Oreen of v*anosuver, who\nMrs, Horn\nfell of Van\nnenaaUng \u25a0 nol Ida\nI ein.', Mr. and Mrs. Sam\n1 left by the Kettle Vail,\non Wednesday evening.\nVancouver barrister.\nAir\nMai tin\nand tUttght\nand Brym\n;a of Mr.-. I\ntf WlllO*\nIt\nPoint.\nwitli his par-\nHeen of Kasl)\n- fur hi.- horn-\nMr, Unci [| f\nTh.\nbi\nethods\nisiness ii.\nnamed nt the notary stub lunct\nMonday Is eomposod of Mayor\nMcHardy, Ueorga BetrweU end\nHunter.\nnittee\nan on\nAINSWORTH, Aug. I.*\nJr. and Miss F.th.-i Hawss cam, In from\nKlmherly on Thursday'e beat to optad\na vacation with their parents here.\nHuehleberrylng la in full swing now.\nCrates of berrtei are being ship|i*d ai-\ntaoat every day. A Romber <\u00bbf fndwao\nar. oamptag on the beaoh in order 'u\nharvest a good crop of tills deiiciou*\nwii-u f.-ult.\nSLOCAN CITY NOTES\nMrs. O, N\nvisitor in\nHi-uw\ntown\nnt* Bonn\n\u25a0tsrdey.\nRobli\nI Mis.-ies Janet and Elliabetll Carrie\nwen* visitors on Wednesday si tbe nun-\nj no r place of Mrs. Turn QfbeoO, Willow\n| Point.\nMn\nW. M. W\".\nid of Rossland\ntsmd\ni ber\nt-d u\nMISS PEGGY THOMSON,\nI.ady Knlf champion of Alberta, and\n17-year-old daughter of W. F, Thom-\ndon, for many yeura golf [no. ut\nHanff, Alberta.\nAmiiselH, in Bgygtt tnudo a census\niOO y\u00aban before Christ.\nQhlle yug _the-first, gouth Anierl-\nenn state lo construct railways,\nolty visitor yesterday.\nMiss K. Lang ol Trail p\nlaroagh tha otty o\u00ab Weiim-sday o\nway to Procter, where she Job\ncamping party.\nj c. Hutiyan loaves tonight on the\nc.asl train for Ravslotoko, where he\nwill relieve in the QOstOmo Offic'.' for\nsix Weeks.\nMr. ami Mm, J\nbame ranch, Belford,\ngneetO Mr. ami Mrs B, ti\nMcElwaln and Mr. Morrlw\ntoria, who STS hen- fur\nweeks on a motor trip.\nMrs, II, Hi\nrived lu ths\n\u25a0on, c. it.\nMrs Hanna. who Is in\nstilt smart and active\nRing wMh her chibh\nplaces on the prairie\nliiniliia, and says she\nthrough the mountalni\nison of AIh\niVS as the)\nRodell, Mra\n. all Of Vic\nI Couple V\nIII.,\ni it-\nHan:\nilxht to VI, It ll.!\n'ail...tiate street\nher Hth year, li\nind has been lis\nn in dlfferem\nand Hrltish Co\nenjoyed her mi\nvery much.\nSl.nCAN (MTV. Au*?. 3.\u2014Mrs. p. g,\nScott and little son, David, went to Nelson on Munday, returning home dOrtng\nthe week,\nMrs George Trlohett of New Denver\nSpent the ** Sok-Snd here, the KUnst of\nher son, Crnhain Trickett. and fumilv.\nMra A. ai Rogers and her son. .grander I>. Rogers, wont to Nelson on Monday for a few days.\nD Manhart was home from Nvlsqii\non Sunday,\nMrs T. MpWelsh and her brother, >1.\nTipping, went t.. Nebam on Vassiday\nniurnniB in the Jitney.\n\u00bbi\n, weddiu\nTlles-\ni Miss\nof Mr\nMiss E. Craves of Med ford, Ont, Is\na visitor In town.\nJ. O'Nell, the Spnkaiie lumberman.\nspent yesterday in town and returned\nin the evening by motor.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilklnsun and\nMr. and Mrs. W. J. HutlcdK** were Joint\nhoslesses on Wednesday evening nt a\nbonflrt party on the beautiful bead, ot\nthe Hope View ranch. The evening war-\nspent beside the fire sinRliiR sours, j members of thi\netc. after which refreshments were choir.\n\u25a0erved. About f| gOSStS were proosntaO This announcement will be of Int.r-\nttrgf number being from Trail. est to old-tlmcis, the parents of the\n\u2022 \u2022 \u25a0 | groom-to-be being pioneers of this cily.\nMr. Justice Big-slew of Rsgina, giek., I \" \"\nLawrence Hunbar, son ef Mr\nMrs. Thomas Dunbar, Silica strw\nrive J on the Crow boat Wed in\nfrom Calsary. after three months'\nWith tils sister. Mra W. A. Mclbiv.\nresides there.\nThe First Bopttst church, Vane;\nwill be the scene of\nday eveniiiR. Auri\nAlice Wlnnifred Clark. dnUKht.-r\nand Mrs. .1. A. Clark, Ontario atrevt,\nwill be united in marriaRe to Mr Alvin\nMliford Davieon, fourth sou of Mr. and\nMrs. K. C. Davison. Fifth avenue, west.\nHoth these you iir people are popular\nBt Baptist church\nIs a gttOOt In tin* city nnd spent y*\nday wilh Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson at Hope View ranch, un the north\nshore.\nI 0 s\nMIsh May Sutellffe of Hlondel, who\nhas been visitlitR In FriRland for the\npant year, returned the first part of the\nweek.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. (Jeorge Clark, Mr, ind\nMrs. Harold Clark of OoldOO and Miss\nSmith of Vernon were visitors on\nWednesday nt the noma of Mr. and Mrs.\nA. D. Emory, Willow Point.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. Alexander Heith leave\nthis morning. In company with Mr. and\nMrs. W. W. Powell and family by motor for Spokane. Mr. and Mra. Lellh\nwill then motyr through Yellowstone\nPaddy Harnoor l*-ft 00 Tuesday nlpht\nfor Vancouver, where he will reside in\nfuture. During the past four months\nhe has been the guest of thc Clllette\nboys In this city.\n\u00bb \u2022 e\nMrs. D. 0i Thomafl and children are\nspending the remainder of the warm\nweather at Longbeach.\nMiss HaOOl Murphy, daughter of Mrs.\nL. A. Murphy, 723 Latimer Street, entertained a few of her young friends at a\nbonfire at the summer home of her sister, Mrs. Kdward A. Murphy, across the\nlake, on Wednesday. The evening was\nspent In popping corn and roasting peanuts. Refreshments were served.\nThe ffruestH were Miss Hazel Maundrell,\nMiss Thelma Neelln, Miss M|ldrei of a point, while continental bills showed I gain of ( lo It\npoint*-.\nClosing* Quotations.\nHigh. LOW. ('Pise.\nC I\\ K\t\nChlno \t\nInt. Marino com. .\nMo. Pacific com..\ndo pt'tl \t\n\u25a0-.tudehiiker \t\n1'lerce- Arrow \t\nC. M. & St. P-. \u25a0-\nHock Island \t\nCerro de Paseo. ,\n\u2022J. b. MM) com...\n\u25a0.Tilly! \t\nAUGUSTUS THOMAS\nUtfl Mam\nNEW YoltK. *V'K. !\u2022\u2014\"8\nLONDON, Keg. :i--Si!vi'\nJudg\n| hall.\nh.-aii of tho Produ\nnssocinli'in, in uhi\nv h.' -wll] occupy the nu\n:i in llie Ihcalri.al WOrid\nLandii d.M's in 9rganl**\u00ab d boi\nVmiJOt***\nRealBrtaia\nBoat.\nTa Rod\nBoats and\nActoinobiles\nHelp Wr-ated\nPontions Wanted\nLost and Found\nLhreatock\nMachinery\nFarm Produce\nTimber and Mines\nClassified Advertising Rates\nWant and Claaalfled Artvortlalng\u2014\nOne and ft half cents per word per insertion. Six cents per word per week,\nor It Mi per word per month, cash in\nadvance. Transient ads aoc\u00abptld only\non a casli-iipadvariee bull. Kadi. Initial (lgur*, dollftf sign, etc., con Ma hr\nMl wind. Minimum Ifa If charged\n(ta Dllplay type double above rates.\nLocal Reading Noticas\u2014H per word\neaeb insertion. In black fane or machine capitals tc per word. Pluck face\ncapitals *,,; ft word, tfl per cent discount If run daily without change 01\ncopy for one month or more. Where\nadvertisement If set mit in short lines\nthe eharj-e is IL'1-.'. I line fi>r Itonian\ntvp.*. K.c for black face, and 2tV for\nblack face capitals. Minimum 35c, If\ncharged COc. \t\n18 Miicellaneoni ior Sale 23 City Property for Sale\nPOR SALK\u2014M Wiuehesler rep\u00abfttln|\nririe, $1S, or will trade fnr fishing-\nrod, tackle, etc. Pox 3.*i4, Nelson.\n(IMS)\n10 Male Help Wanted\nForeign Exchange\nMM YnltK. Auk 3 \u2014(\"aiil'tlii'i\nlain\u2014Hit 11*1*80.\nFrancs\u2014Demand, I 1118,1\nLire\u2014Demand. 1.11c.\nMurks\u2014Dciniiinl. .Illftal \u00ab\n013'2C.\n11%\n18t|\n111 II\n\u2022i\n18 %\n\"\u2022J 7.\n188*8\nlit\n8888\nSterling Exchange\nII8T8V Vi'KK. Aug. 8.\u2014Sterllag e.v-\noUanga firnt al 14.48V lor 10-aaj bill*\nund 14.11*4 for demand.\nMontreal Produce\nMONTREAL. Aur. 8.- Potato., tail\nbutter tn iter; oheeea iany.\n*\u25a0],.,....\u00ab.\u2014 i-'im-si oaaterna, IBo to 1314\nButter\u2014Gboloeel creamery. He\nBgga\u2014Selected, Sic to laa\nPotato..\u2014Per bag, oaa Ial*, II.\nC. P. R. EAH.NINOS DECREASE.\nMONTREAL, Aug. I -Canadian ft\neific railway earning, for tbe w\u00bb\nending July U were SI iim ill\"), li tl,\ncreot ' llll,\t\nV, n \"IU wanted lo asalal In .tore; make\nhlmoeli kcii. roll.*. useful. O. K. Il.ii.-\nery. 18719)\nWANTED\u2014Bellboy, strathcona hotel.\nI8MJ)\nWANTED\u2014Crew tur aniiiKla mill. Apply McQueen. Btlvertoo. (8181)\nUAKB MONET AT IIOME\u2014111 to ||I0\npaid weekly fnr ynur apare time \\vrlt-\nlog abowoarda fnr us. No oaavaaalag.\n^\\'e Insiruct nntl supply with work.\nWest Amine Ibowoard Service, 7 Col-\nbourne BMg., Toronto I88881\n'^ Situations Wanted\u2014Mai'\nt>i\nfort\nVancouver Stocks\nDally New.\nApply Itnx 88.\ni\u25a0:, n tl\nNELSON. Auk 3\nauaaago far atarllai\nt Ulr'f\n14.41\n8888 H\n :i7\nliius inn\nDominion Live Stock\nWMMiraOi Aus I.\u2014Haoalpta Iii the\n>-arda up to \u00bb a. m. today were 11^\u00bb\ncattle. 3IIU hoKa and ,\"n slieep.\nSteers\u2014Choice. (A.T8 to IC.UO; lair tn\nRood. H71 to 15X0.\nHtitclier heifera\u2014 Choice. ITi.OO tn\n15.60; fair to good, 13 75 to S. 75.\nButcher cows\u2014Choice, |3 75 lo 11.88;\nfair to sood. 13.00 to |8.8\u00ab.\nIlullf\u2014Cood, 13 50 to 12.75.\nOxen\u2014Oood. 13 50 to H 00\nfeeder .teera\u2014Choice. 14.88 to g4 2Ij;\nfair to Booil, 12.75 to I3.75.\nstocjier .teere\u2014Choice, 13 25 to 13.73;\nfair to Kood, |t.88 to 13.00.\nStocker h.lf.re\u2014Choloe, 13.88 l\u00ab\n83.50; fair lo good. 12 23 to 12.75.\nCalves\u2014Choice. 150(1 to |l'..011.\ngb.all Hull. 88JI to 11.88.\nLanilm\u2014Oood. 17 00 tn 19 no\nHok\u00bb\u2014Select.. 111.(to to 11225; In'liv-\nles. 10.00 to IS.00; llKhts 118.88.\nark. I\nCanada Bonds\nW1NNIPBO, AUK I.\u2014Bid prlii s\nPoitiilllnil War Issues.\nWar loan, -1388, IIIJ0; 1331, IS\n1H7. 188.18.\n.Victory loins\u20141022, 188.18;\nI'Jll.llO; 11127, lltiil.55; 1888, 41\"\n1921. IH'J 45; 1834, lloo 20.\nA >k.\n11\n3 88\nWANTKll\u2014Hut.able pmnloym.nl by\njnuth Who hits Mltv.'ssfiilly <\u25a0.nullified there v.ar.s* commercial eouraa In\nnigh sthn.il; also paaaad Dominion\ngovernment \u2022 lamination for lunior\nclerk-atenogrnpber. J. C Inarram\nKogi rs. Nalaon. (8841!\nil\nNuggal \t\nSheep Creek\nlur : SiUeisnillh .\ni Boundary Ba;\n18; \u25a0 ampin .\nS|...rl.lli ....\nit,,ITrojan ....\nT\\\n11 Female Help Waate-I\nWANTED\u2014Al once, experienced watt-\nresa and upslaiis till. Caatlagar\nHotel. (II\")\nCLASSIFIED ado. bring remit, nuhk\nIv I e.'in Ir.illy. 1'.,e n \u00bbiinl\nMetal Market\nNEW YORK. Aug ;'. \u2014Co|.p.r- h'liin.\nelectrulytie. spi.t and nearby, lie; Im r,\nHo to ll'.e\nTin\u2014Weak; spol and nearby, 188.13;\nfutures. 183.33\nIron\u2014Steady; pnes uaeaanged\nLead\u2014Steady; st\u00bb't. I8.18 to 81.80.\nzinc\u2014Firm; sput and nearby. IM8.\nAnllmitiiy- Spttt. 18.38 to I\nBank Clearings\nWINNIPEG, *Vui, :: Tht followlnfi\n;ir<* the Lank ch-iinnns for the principal\neiii.-s of tli*- Domlfttoa for ttw ftwh\ni iiiiini; toilay\n:i,\nHalifax ...\nSt. .Inliii - .\nM,,nelon -\nyueli.e . .\n, Hierlirnnke\nMontrnBl ..\nI,n7\nMontreal List\nMONTIIKAI., Auk. 3.\u2014 TrtidinR i\"\nHated securitiis on lodjy'n ninrKet was\nua;ain narrow in ehararter. toil shim.d\n\u25a0MM Improvi-nifnt In volume and intn\ntiadincy. Kour new liinhs were ntftchld\nKrazillan was Installed ;is a in\nJfader In activity on favorahh*\nrei>ort8 of the animal m*-**-tlnK of the\ncoinpany. The i*lotk closed at un advance of *\u00ab to M-ai>\nCanadian Cotton\u00ab wa* the utroiiK\nfeature, teing up - points to u new\ntilKh uf 87.\nOther' notahle sttonK ipotH Included\n>Ioritr\u00bb*al Trumwnys at a m w hiyh at\n171!, up IVa; Dominion UrldKc. with a\n% point iAVUM to a M litKh Ot\nMS, and Laurenllde ftlM ftt n new t.igti\nat tUr'i, up the fraction.\nBunk of HoctH-laga repli-lered lie\n-*rr-*ate,*t decline, heitig off 11*, to 14.\nHank of Montreal was down a point to\n218.\nAsgrngeseS declined L% to U*H<\nTotul sali'*-, listed, Zt>'A>>. bond**, |U,\n.VO.\nAt London\u2014 Stnndatil COU\u00bb\u00abr, tpOt, I Ottawa\nf*>:. ids; eltetrolytlc, ipot- \u00a371; futures, ' Klngnto\ntn. I'.l. rl..-'\nTin- Spot ami futures, tl5*J .\"\u00bb-. loronio\nI id Irml tli 7s Id; futurto, itt Hamllto\nHis. ! Ki\"\"\"\"\nZinc- Spot. f;il IU; Jutui.s, I'll l*\"11\"\nll M\nMinneapolis Grain\nWindsi.r .\nPerl William\nWinnipeg ..\nin\nAll\nKi\nii tin\nMINNEAPOLIS\naaagad; ahlBmonl* 14,148 harrela\nllrati\u2014I'nchnitkeil.\nWheat\u2014No 1 noil Item. 11.2 I -. t,\nToronto Board\nTORONTO. Aug 3\u2014Huain. .-s wns on\na considerably larger scale on the Toronto slock exchange today. I'ricea\n\u25a0were Irregular, hut, generally speaking,\nobangea were small\nDraxlllan was the must active, closing 14 higher at ,5. Toronto Railway\nntrcngthillfd >i to 13%. Tile great.'St\nadvance waa made hy Rogers enniutoii.\n\u25a0which gained tj poirrta to ,1. while Iki-\nmlnlon Canaan preferred waa ', higher at 97.\nThe paper ahnrca were represented\nhy Ahltlbl, olf ',, unit I'rlce Hrolht rs,\ndown H\nThe lianka were Irregular, Doniirthiii\nhelng up ti, Hitnilllon down 3 and\nVnlon off '.,.\nVictory bouila were strong\nCom\u2014N(\nOats\u2014Ni\nPlax\u2014N<\n3 y, How,\n:i wltii...\n1. 18.88%\nto ;\nRoglna \t\nMt,..-. .Itiv .\nS;inl,.it'niti \t\nLetltbrldge .\nMed.tine II.il\nCalgary \t\nEdmonton \t\nNew Weatmlnal\nYancitiiver \u2014\nVictoria \t\n.1.'..\n8,834,488\n:'sv,:l:'t\n110,386 161\n.',.: .'ilv\n02 2, vi'.'.i\n111,878\nS.. 536.889\n1,760,921\n. ;:> 198\n2.5.5.2SS\n3,187,308\n188,441\n16,941,888\n878,617\n1,766,838\n1,488.611\n20..\n712\n1.370.661\n840,143\nAug I,'31\ni 3,3:0.637\nI.69S.1T8\n1,001,888\n6,919.630\n1,808,888\n:ui.:itii,55i;\n6.708.488\n6,3,13]\n719.186\n,1,309.969\n,.lv2.3'.lli\n818,681\n10,168,641\n1,1105,309\nWIHHIFEa MAIN QUOTATIONS\nWheat\u2014 tlpen. High. Low Close\nOct. 10\u00bb>4 109H 108-Vi 1*814\nDec 1054, IIIC'4 105't 188%\nOnta\u2014\nOct I'l\\\nDec 10%\nBarley\u2014\nOct 55\nDec\t\nFlax \u2014\nOct. ,'.. 193\nDeo. . '. .. Ihtl\nRye\u2014\nOct II\nI ice \t\n42%\n40%\nHV\n55\n2*10% HIS\n19\nlaa\n70*4\n10%\n5514\nI'.'s'i\n195\n;i\n09 1,\nGRAND TRUNK EARNINGS\nSHOW STEADY INCREASE\nMONTHRAI... Auk. 3 \u2014Traffic ...\nInfCH of the (\"rand Trunk railway for\nlha week ending; July 11, VJ22. wet\n$1,287,785. arAt'iril l*J.7Hfi.flfi7 for tli\nMM week laat year, an increase of\n1728 per cent.\nFor the month of July they v* n\nM.lMgtlll. mcaii.Kt iM.iK-i.-jRi in July\n1911, an increflpin of J r>.t*3 per rent.\nTrotS January 1 to July 81 they wen\n*57.376.2*r.. mr-atii*-, |E\u00ab,fi71,7ll for thr\n\u2022iflme period in 1921, an irtcreatte of\n4-UU Af. HgfiJ* \u00ab__-*---*._-\u2014\u2014,\nThe Best Way\nDtlN'T risk losa bv rntloaioB ra.h\nin your letters. You will tint! the\nMoney Orders issued by this Bank a\nsate and convenient way of paying\nyour out-of-town accounts.\nOur Teller can is.uc tlicm without delav at the\nf .\/lyc 0081 av Vot Olio: or Lxprcss Orders.\n\\VF WELCOUE VOIR DUSINESS _t\nTHE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE\nCRCSTON, GRAND FORKS, GREENWOOD, NAKUSP, TRAIL.\nBr.nche. in Kootenay end Boundary at NELSON, FERNIE, CRANBROOK,\n12 Situation! Wanted Femalt\n-.lltl.l attending high achool desires\nluiuie in letuin tor aaalatanaa wiih\nhoueework or ehililreii. Oood home\n..ss.niiai tProteetant). Apply Baa\n:i7lv. Dally Kewa t^7l.v)\n35\nFor R-nt\nTO Ui:NT- PuiUa-tbft-rd huti(.n.low with\nnil modern ronvenliMiees. Anply\nliux 3I\",---!, Dally New. -3*^-1)\n-'\u2022> Lost and Found\nUisT -Thirty dolan In We-Jd-Vnllan**.\nfiivflopp. Ii-iiirn to BntaMt \u25a0Sb-aattey\nlioniliii.in liM'i, \u00ab*\u25a0 companj (17271\nri:lNTi;i' \u25a0utlonvry of ill kind*. Thi\nMnily Niwi riinliiiii L>ei)iiiliui*nt.\nThe Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co.\nOF CANADA, LIMITED\nOffice Smeltinfl and Refining Department\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nSMELTERS AND REFINERS\nPurchaser* of Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc Orti,\nProducer! of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zino\nTADANAC, TRAIL.\nSign\nCards\nc\n\"Fnr Sale\"\n\"For Rent\"\n\"No Admittance\"\n\"No Smoking\"\n\"Please Walk In\"\n\"No Credit Given\"\n\"This Office Is On a\nMeter,\" Etc.\n25c Each\nLarge Size, 35c\nThe Daily News\nJob Department\nNELSON, B. C.\nhahy buggy, coll\u00bbpiIV\ntion. l'hone Mrs. N\\\nview.\nnod\nond I\nlell, fitr\n(MM)\nFOB BALrsS\u201414-h. D, Tinpirliil Kns or\nkurosene enpine, $^0ll. For partlcu-\nhirw iipply C. O. (.iKilvie, Yahk, H C.\n(3ti*tt;>\nPOR SAI.K\u2014V\n' Itrgl Kuyal Anne\ni, I ci-nlK per pound on lhe\nJ. H. Qln, Nelson. (KHI)\nTBtLL your wants tiiroiiRti The Daily\nNew.1* elasslfied eolumnw.\nCANARTKS FOR HALF-\u2014OuftrantMd\nHlnser-s. Lrthhrld**i! Ulrd Hooma,\ntgm-t Lawson, -11& 11th St. P. l>th-\n23 Miscellaneons\nIRNTLEMAN nqulru oool, -comfort*\nably lurnisheii iif*ht bonwkeiplns\ninoni. -rinse In. A|inly Itox ITS0,\nllally Mt ws. (1738)\n14 Furnished Rooms to Rent\nroit RENT\u20143 furnished rooms (half\ndouhle house), bus. J; 16 t\"*r month.\nl'hone Itlxl mnrnink's, or call eve-\nnings rear 524' I^atlmer. (36.17)\nFtu: ItMNT - Ono *sgftl hovMktopIng\nrooma, UOf|\u00abU Hlock, Itaker street.\n(MOO)\nKl'llN'ISMi:i> BL'ITB FOR RENT-\nIvti-r Mock. (IOI)\n8VITB\u2014CampbeU'ti studio (SIM)\n8IN(!LE ROOM nnd two-roomed unite,\nt'>\nWANTED\u2014Teaeher fnr Belford sehool.\nMust tiave a second-class eertlfieate\nor heller, with at lout Iwo years ex-\np.rk'iiee. Musical pieicrred. .T. An-\nteny Hiiliiioon, See. H. lt'ord fohooJ\nHoard, Nelson 1*. O., U. C. (3040)\nWANTED\u2014Tcacher~f or \"crescent' Valley school. ftp-pig with full particulars to William Wlnstanley, *s,e-\nretary. Crescent Vallev, It C\nFOK SALE\u2014Heau t Hut home, lake\n\u25a0frontigi; dose to Kitaon; govorn-\nment road, tiood soil, ehlckeu house\nt modern); raspberries. Vicwitif- laki*\nand Nelaon. Price right. Miljcovic.\nli. Ii. I, Nelson, (37*U)\nVERT desirable residence on S3nr\nstreet; three bedrooms, bathroom,\ndining room, huge living room and\nhall; fir floors. $L'700. terms. C. W.\n. Appliyird, linker street, (3724)\nWANTED\nTarty to sell small cottage nt about.\n$1-00 to reliable purchaser; $l!~>0\ncash :iiid |Sg per month. Wo have\nclients ready to ptifchiiso small\npiopcrtios. For quick action list\nyour property with\nC. W. Appleyard\nBaker Street. Phone 269\n <3fi42)\nFOR SA.,1\"\u2014-tilub Hotel property, eor-\nner Stanley hnil Silica streets, Nelson, (lood location. Hut Id Ing recently renovated and refurnished\nthroughout. Comprises four corner\nhit*-; among best In city. This is a\nsnap. Applv F, II. Chant, itox 1071,\nNelson, R C. (34:>1)\nCampbell A Ritchie Monumental _\nI'. O. Hox MB, Nelson, B. .\nTelephone 164. (32<\n49 Farms and Ranches\nCANADIAN AUTO AND r.LTTCTaUC\nBTTPPLY COMPANY\nBattery Sarvlca station\nElectrical appliances, motor anfl r*\nerntor repairs, electrical and mechaj\nleal Installing, oxy-aeeiylene weldli\nmachine Miop work, alemlte lubrlcatB\nayatems, basslck products. P. O. a\nWi. 106 Baker Bt., Neluon. Phone 61\n(32-r\nFOR SAhE\u2014 :t:.0 acres g..od land, suitable for fruit, allalfa or stock riimii.\n(H-od aoll; Pi. niv of Mmg. \u00bb\u00bb acres\nRlmoit level Ibis bike frontage. A\nsnap. 1'artictilai.-. apply MacU, r.-tb,\n\u25a0Jtroiid water, Lower Arrow 1-akes,\nH. C. (ITtl)\nFARMK AND\" KANCHKS\u20144r.~a\",\"*rewr 9\nelf .ind; mostly good bottom hind.\nHouse. largo barn, chh'ken linu.us.\ngar;ige, etc. Splendid property fnr\ndairying, poultry rolling and mixed\nfarming. [\u2022\u2022nr Mile as a going cun-\nc-arn, Including Block ami Implement*.\nprice Jlrmn. nn l.-rnis, Hugh W. kob-\ntrtson. The Lond Man, Nelson, R C.\n(SUt)\n:1 Live Stock Wanted\nWANTED -Pony NiiilnMe for boy lo\nride lo school. Reply stating nKe nnd\njuice in Huyiey, R. It. 1, Nelson.\n(I-Mfi)\n28 Miscellaneous Wanted\nW Houses Wanted\nWANTIvD-Purillslli\nDaUv N.w a.\nllll.ill\nly nf\n,,J Poultry an-l Ergt\n55 For Sale or Exchange\nIIKTIIIMVI'lll ll\"\nalack; 188. o\n17 Boats and Automobiles\nKnit s.w.1- -I'-i.nl\n11\nInsurance\nTOM HAJSIIUNK Lrclinrn pnllota:\nApril hatch from BtTUBg vlKorou.s\ntrapaaatad sttn-k, well matiin-il, ralae\nbreeding pfn year \"I'l hfn=. Sr-\nifcteii yoiuiB ooekarala for mallgg\nA. Deversun, Crawford Hay, H. <-.\n(,162'J)\n1G\nRoom\nand Board\nROOM\nMill\n\u25a0mil Irouri\nSt.\n, private 1 uua\nt3*\nMS\nHI\nTHE RISK IS GREAT\nThe premium small.\nThere is no safety without\nInsurance.\nWe assume the risk for\nyou.\nINSURE TODAY\nR. W. DAWSON\nP.O. Box 733. Annable Blk. Phone 197\n(Mit) i\na- For Sale or Rent\nFOIt SALE OH RKNT-On easy term*\",\ni'.-aue raneh; I U aerrs In full bearing cherry and apple trees. One\nRllll frmn Kn*-I.t. Small house; barn:\nchicken bouse; good spring. Will mar\nh'Ht^e. Apply owner. Scott, Shiean\ncitv ruta.\nTypewriter\nPaper\nWe carry typewriter paper in several grades of\nbonds, wliito woves and\nmanillaa and can cut to any\nstandard size required. You\nwill find our prices attractive.\nTHE DAILY NEWS JOB\nDEPARTMENT\n20 Live Stock lor Sale\nI'l'lt SAl.i: ilruy horsi-. Wright ir.flft.\nMack Miilillf hora., wrlKht 11.-.0. airr\n4 yrars: Iwo art. heavy ttatn liarn. si,\nfour pack aaaMlea, laraa rhiiiiK aait-\nillta. roail cart, llttlil hiirm ss. Ii, iw\nwagoa. All in gaod eoadltloB, Can\nbe .s..,ii any Una. W. I'.. l-aiio. Alns-\nwurtti. (372tl)\n1*1 \"It RALE Two k I mull cowa iii.tl\nIv niieitha oltl hflf.T. Mntli. r.th,\nr.niiulwrat.r. I.owt r Arrttw Lukes,\nH. C. I.17j:i\nBusiness and Professional\nDirectory\nCarpenter and Builder\nT. A. l.AKJOlt, All Ol..... of Wor*.\nr.i. 1 iy, 409 Hall St. J. im.it.., pan.t..\n ct:*mi\nSTEEPLEJACK.\nChlmnpyH, ronla aawmlll burner..\nbiill.llriKa, etr., painted and repairer,.\nBatlmataa Riven. It. Knight. l'hon.\n58,111. 1.20 Mill KI,. Nitbon. U. C. 13006)\nProfessional and Business.\nrectory\u2014Continued\nPlasterer\nC. E. TAWCETT COHFAHY\nLathera and I'taatererB.\nKalimatea Givvn.\nGeneral Delivery. Nei\nt.'13't\nInsurance and Real Esta\nX. W. DAWSOS.\nReal Estate, lnaumnee, lt.ntalel\nAnnable l)lk. i\\ O. Box 733. l'hone f\nu__\\\nMonuments\nPainters and Decorators I\nMnSPHT BROS.\nVftlater. and D.eor.tora\nDealer. In Wallpaper\n413 Josephine It, (SM\nTim Play.r Interior decorator, papl\nhatifier. l'hone or call all Stanley r\nPrice. re.aoiiable. Work Qu.rantel\nIBM\nLodges\nNKT.SON I.ODC1R No. 6. B. P. O.\nMeeta 4101i Baker St., flrat and tbj\nThursday. (611\nAccountants\nCSAKLEg r. BCHTEB\nSue..- tr to the lata\nJamea IX Lawrene.\nBoa llll Neleon.\nFlorists\nORIZZFXT.E'S OIlBENIIOt'RB. Nell\nCut flower, and floral de.lgna.\nAssayers\n8. W. WIDDOWSON, Boi A110I, !\neon, B. C. Standard western ehari\nWholesale\nBEKBIHaTOlf k BBAWIf,\nWliot.B.l. rrult Merchant..\n.'hemes. R.ispl,,.rrf..s Hliiek Currntl\nand all root vegetables bought for c\u00bbi\nTelephone 4,1. Nelaon, B. C.\nA. MACDONALD * I'll. WHOI.ERAJ\nGrocera and I'rovlalon M.rchan\nImportera of Teaa, Coffee, Bple\nDried Fruits, Staple and Fancy It\nceries Nelson. It. I'. I\"1\nArchitects\nV. EMMS BEAD, M. B. O. \u25a0- A.\nAltCHlTKCT,\nBay Av.nue. Trail.\nEngineers\nGTeew Bros., Burrfe, ^\nBELSOlt, B. O.\nCIVIL AMU MININQ ENDIKIX1\nB. O., Albert, and Domlnloa\nLAND SDBVEYOBS\nCrown Grant Ag.nth Bin. Print,\n(371\nA. L. McCVLLOCB\nBy.lr.iullc Engtn..r\nPruvinclal Land gnrr.yol\nBaku at. x.laon,\nMININO EHOIHBBB\nB. C. Lend Burv.yiiT\nM. D. S.w.un, Ha.lo, B. O.\nAuctioneers\nW. COTLU\nAnctlon..r, Appr.l..r, Talaaloa\nGoods .old privately er at Auctle\n119 Ward Street. Fhon.\n(.171.\nFuneral Directors\nD. J. ROBKRTKON, V. D. D. * B. 8*\nVictoria Street. l'hon. Ill; Nig\nRhone 157J. (3711\nStandard Furniture Compan\n1*ii.I,--* .l.'iM mill einli iloiei h and Pi\nneral lUrectora. The fin.-t and mo\nin* t'. n.-'ii unilcrtnklng par lore to\nehapf-1 tn Inturlor B. C. DiaJ phona I\nNight phone 2*2 and fil, t.1717\nWANTEP\u2014Ilnuaahold furniture. r*e(\npie who will want furniture paj\ntheae colunina. Tell what you \\m\\\nto .'\u25a0\u2022il i ' .-. ;i word.\nBRINGING UP FATHER\n\u2022:*\nBy George McManut\nM*|^1C Cl RlRQT.HE-K! l^> T*EUl_IM'\nHER THAT HF- i-j^OIK To THE\n*v^>H ^Hl^TER\u25a0^ -e>\u00bbvLL toMiovit-\nP.\n\u25a0bHE C-vN'T KICK IP I CO\nOUT WHEJS HE*> COIN\nOUT HE'**} iONNA BK\nAv HELP TO ME .1*\n\u2022\u2022n \u00bb\u25a0-\u00bb\n\u202250 LET t-.r. HWC\n\u2022VOOR. Mi^HT-KEV\nForv him ^r^ vou\nV\/O.-4'T NCEO IT-\na \u25a0 ^ rr*\n*?* l?g* *V llrr'-: TV-Ier*gt ~f~n,_\\, M. Xlftj\t\n iW\ntec mason vxtri i^nn, rmx* iwrarwo, xuotsw *, ma\nTr_t IMI\ni LAI lit 11 tK\n\\ SLEEP BETTER \/\nV WORk BETTER \/\n\\ FEEL BETTER \/\nAt all Rood\nDrugguti\n^*Z7\"\nFrail Versus Nelson at\nLacrosse Next Week\nTrail and Nelson senior l-ir-n-s.\n\u25a0 aggregations will meet in a Worn\n\u2022JKootenay league game here an Wad-\nday next. Nelson Rt present Is oaf\nIgame down in the league, in I v)l'\n|try hard In the next match to even\nup the standing. - ,\nIn the last contest, which Wll\n|playcd in Trail, the (jreenshir-.s w*ri\neasy victora hy an 8-2 score nml il ll\nHurilcient to say that they ire out\nIto repeat the performance \u2022 again.\n[Accordingly tonight at '6; 30 o'clock\nlit is hoiied that enough material will\n\u25a0be on hmd at the grounds to give th,\n\u25a0locals a stiff practice. Here |g \\ list\n|o( players who will (urn outJthli\nevening. Crydennan. Armstrong, Dill.\n1.1. Curran, Hen well. Long. KlumcrlV t,\n\u25a0 Main, Jack Madden, King, Thuitn.in\nblunter, W. Curran, Jim Had-lon,\n[Ritchie, linker. I'ilts, D-slrean. II\n\"\u25a0Ferguson, MeKlnnon, W. I'Vri-tis in.\nMARYSVILLE\nARMORS\nGive Kimberley Trouncing in\nBaseball Game; James'\nPitching Superior\nMAItYSVH.T.i:, Aug. 3\u2014The M.irys-\nville hnsel.all t.-nm h-wmled the rattlers\nfor Khnherley on Saturday and gav*-\nthe. mining; hoys an awful llokrlng, the\nscore helng 17-0. (Inly three Klmhcrley\nbitters reached first, get I Ing there in\nerrors.\nThe local battery, 1-. James ami K.\nMellor, worked groat, the former neither allowinir n iiii or a run. will], tlir\nfupport in tlu* infi.l.l was good,\nHarry Pe.sjnnlin.* pitch.'d a fulr gume\nfor Kinih.'i'ie>, hla support balng rig-\nged at times. Kimln-rh-**\/ expected lo\nwin, as they put out a Itrang liiu-up to\ncheck the local--, wlio ha\\ejiot lost a\ngame for a couple i.f iiMona. Vot the\nfirst tOOX Innings every Klmlterlcy bat*\nter who went to llie |il;it.' fanned. The\nlineups were:\nM'uysville, M T.emmon. cf; I,. Ili-r.li-\nmir, ss; li. lil.-invllle, Lh; I.. JamM, p;\nIO. M.llor, CJ W. K*HM*. Ib; J. I.i iiiLinn\nlb, Kliiil.erli'V O, Mnii.il. v, o; U. bur-\nion, Ib; I.. Parker, Ib; H. l>eajardlne, p;\nD. Morrlpon, !b; T. Bummer*, ef; .1.\nLivingstone, ss.\nImn by ii.nings:\nM.irysvllle | | 1 1 2 2 ?. 2 -17\nIvimtu'tley tl 0 I\nGIANTS BREAK\nLOSING STREAK\nBlank Cubs; Dodgers Blank\nPirates; Braves and Phillies Go Down\nNATIONAL LEAGUE\nDETROIT TAKES\nDOUBLEHEADER\nBlank Boston in First Game;\nYanks, Browns and Senators Turn in Wins\nNew Yuri: ..\nSt. I..,ilia \t\nChleagt\t\nCincinnati ...\nPltteburgh ...\nBrooklyn \t\nPhiladelphia ..\nHuston \t\nWilli Lost Pet.\n. . . 69\n. .. ill\n. .. .'.1\n:::i\nio\n49\n47\n4S\nr.s\n68\n.\u00ab0*J\n.681\n.491\n..176\n.3311\n0 0-\nOAKLAND PLAYERS\nROUGH ON UMPIRES\n\u25a0AN rUANClSt'O, Aug. 3. -Denny\nWilie. Oakland ontl Ielili-r. was shs-\npemh-d tor fOUf playing days nlnl\nfim.l |M -today by I'n-si.iem .M.--\nCartliy of the Pacific Coast l-ague\nfor throwing enrlh in I'm pin* i-'in -\nney's eyee while protesting \u25a0 ih'il-\n\u25a0lon durtng the gesge on Tn-nttay\nin IVrtlami.\nI'iU-her Aih'tl .if th,. same !ea*n\nhM botg bit at home hy reason nf\nhis sii--piiisl,,n fur in dayi fur stri'i-\nIng Unpin ttcQrem hist meek Hi\nwns fineil $10.1.\nDirect Service Every Day\nNelson-Spokane Via\nSpokane International Railway\nLeave Nelson fi:30 a. m. Standard Time.\nArrive Spokane 8:2.*) p. m., Union Station.\nFare one way ?7..r>l. War tax. 10c.\nJ. S. CARTER,\nDistrict Passenger Atjenl, Nelson, B. C.\nCards Defeat Phillies\nI'llII.AliKl.l'lllA. AiiK. L\u2014Tha\nOarttinula lininil Maadawa nn p:iav\nmink today and ii.tfiii...! Philadelphia\n7 in i. Kaluga was rathar trtit imt\neffective in taa alnehee. Benllne*.\nhi.niiT waa ih.. imiy real drive \"ft\nIlia dvliwry, |l II. !\u25a0:.\n\u25a0t I-\"'\"\" 7 ll ;\nPhll.delphli l ; 2\nBatterln. Halnaa gad Maaialth:\nUeadow. and Hanilna,\nBOBTOM, Aug. I ntagiiat aold\nBoaton to four atta toaaji and drove\nn twtt rima with his dniilil,. in th,.\n\u25a0avanth, Mtteaurga winning Ita Ml*,\natralkht galRa !, in I. It. II. V.\nI'm \"nil \"' r, 11 1\nBeatea 1 , 1\nBatterlea- Wagner aad Hattox;\nurns..11. Oaaehgar, MeNaann and\n(I'Ni'ill. Oowdv.\nBrooklyn Delivers Shutout\nBROOKLYN, Auk. I\u2014Ortaaa h**l.l\n.t'llii'inii.itl tn fitur hits in thi* fl'isl\ntnlin* i.f lilt* strlia tti.lny nnil s. or, il\n11 4 tt, 11 vidiiry. HiKh's lrl|i|. in\ntht' sniuitl uiili twti 111-11 on bagaa.\nwon lor tin. Doagera. it. 11 1:\nCincinnati 11 4* .\nBraoklrn 4 7 3\nBatterleB\u2014Rlxey, Olllaapla gad\nWilli;.,; tliliius 1111,1 Mlllir.\nf.'clif of Giants Blank. Cubs\nni:\\v vniiiv. Aug. 3 - Th,. (Hani.\niBYOfca tic it- Instill; str...,k ol fivo IU\u00ab\njgagalva gaaiea tadag, daloatlag i'hi\nI iiiitti 111 ilif lir-l lunli-t't of :i fi\\.\n\u25a0aaa aorlaa .'1 to n. Kehl pit. bad birtl.\nI iiiiiiiit, Manalag Cbtoago with four\nsiiiK'l- s mul an Infield s. rntrh.\n1:. II. 1:\nfhlf\n0\nI\ni W\u00bbW Vmk \t\nI Battarlra\u2014Ai.lorl.im-. Btualaad nml\nOTiirr.-li: Nehf and Mmih.\nJuniors Play Two\nBall Games Today\n.Ii.nlor I all artlstR will turnout in\nfull t.iri e this mm-nln.,' win r. a\ntestier \\rogut deubl*>-h*>ad*r win h.\npl.iveil.\nKuirvlew. the present le.ij-ue h *:i-l-\ngre, Will me. t the Ke.ls. who in th--\npMl few i-nnii s h i\\e I ien pluyinn\na Fiipeii.ir brand of leill. In the nth.-r\ni-inili-o the ClnniB, who art. the :im-\neott lip in the city loaf-*\"' will\ntacrile the I'linle.*-. The di.'.nts la\niininin in the rnnninv for Inocir-\nmuM viii tlilr next tom Karnes.\nBtty\nKsb.\nTin\nThe best fine cut tobacco\non the market\nPackages 15T\nSmall Tins 25-\nIMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED\nAMERICAN LEAGUE\nWon I^ist Tot.\nSt. Lnuls II 12 .r.K4\nN.-w Vork 59 44 JU\nDetroit M 47 _.5-ia\nChicago 53 48 '.,-.21\nCleveland 53 32 .504\nWaahlngton 17 53 .17(1\nI'llilail.-lphin 40 58 ,4l)v\nBoaton 3\u00bb 62 JM\nYank. Win in Ten Inning*\nf'l.l'.VI-iLANIl. Auk. 3.\u2014Sew York\nmade lt two atralKht from t'lovelaiid.\ntoiiny whin it araa 10 to J. In 10\niriiilnps. Tho game waa th'tl threr\nllmoa bofore lho Tanks won.\nn. II. E\nXow York 10 13 2\nCleveland, I 10 2\nBatterlea- Mays. Hojt, Bhavkay\nantl Behaati I'hlo, Mails. I.lndsey,\ni-Mwni-iis and O'Neill, BawoB,\nTigers Take Double-Head.r -\nDBTROTT, -.UK- 3.\u2014r>.-trolt v.on 8\ndtnih'a haadar irom Boatoa today,\nlukinK the first same 7 to 0 and\nlho sii-onil 7 t.) 4. In tha firs; pnme.\nCokh w.is atoppcil altvr hlltlliK s.-if,'-'\nly ln 10 siioci'sslvo ggmda. \/Ii-iliiiann\nMl his 17th liom-r of the s.-tistm In!\nlho stronil Kamo with one man on.|\nFirst gama it. 11 i'.\nHost.,,. \u00ab 2 11\nD.lrolt 7 S I\nBatterlea\u2014 Ptaaoar. Miiiiran ami\nW.illirs; I'llli'tte and Woodnl'l.\ns.'ionii gama * 11. tt. t\\\nltostiin 4 0 1\nll.tn.il 7 11 1 I\nHatli'rloa\u2014 Rnssoll. Karr anl !'*it*l.\niHilliam, Kliniko anil Mniilon.\nBiowns Win: Four Homers M.de\nBT. l.iH'lt4. Aim-. 3\u2014 Tho HrnwnFi\ndefeated ndiadaM-ai a to 6 today]\nill tho sf.on.l Riitno nf tin- porli'S ]\nJaoolson hit two honio runs until\ndrove in Bra runs vhlla t'oiiin-l\nalaaunad out B lumior whlfh si-ore'll\niitrop runs. Walkor hit his 25lh h imarl\nor tho so'ison. 11. H. 1 j\nPhiladelphia \/ii W 0\nBL Louis 3 0 12 I\nr.atl.'rh's-Hasty and rorklnr-;\nWrbtlit. Vim tlt'.ilt-r and Collins.\nSenators Shutout Wh'ta Sox\nCHICAQO, Aug. l^-atogrtdge ii*l*'\nChi. :n:o to four araltoroil hits tinlio\nan.l Washinittoti took tho sorond p um-\nof tho si-rios 2 lo 0. li. II. I\nWashington 2 6 I\nrhloaltu 0 4 I\nBatterlea\u2014Mogrldga and Plclnlch\n?Blan8erahlp, Hodga antl Si-haik, Y.u*\niiii :'.nt t\u201e ^ttsin.-^i^^*3\nTiiM^^TB^(I^F^\u00bbBi\nHELPS!\nThese'are Helps\t\nHelps to your memory as\nit is almost too hot to\nthink!\nMany linos of hot weather clothing for men, women and children are on display in the various departments. Let us show you\nour suggestions to keep cool.\nThe hot wave continues and frequent changes of wear is the\nonly way to he comfortahle. We have today in stock:\nFERNIE WINS\nEAST END FLAG\nEarns Right to Play Off for\nEast Kootenay Championship; Game Shutout\nKKHNIK. Auk- 2 ~Kernlr elneheil the !\npHiTiiint fur the east en.l of th.- Bait\nK'mten.'iy It.iH.-linH h'.inue herr* on Sun- ;\nihiv. Julv l\u00ab, dafaatllll White Sprn.e\nby the neon* of 3 to CI. Ihoreliy rantlm:\ntin* rliiht to piny off with the Ifa-ler**\nof the West Koot, nay league In nhout ,\ntwo week*' time.\nl'ltcher Ault of K.-rnl-* won the honor\nof pltchln-f thi* first Bhutout of* thf\ndeft-ion. Anil umlouhteclly thn Mai '\nKiime of the \u2022\u2022afuii, whieh was wit- j\nin-sued hy nearly lOOO fans.\nAnil's wonderful pltehlnff nnd the\nnlrtiKht sutipnrt he received tiy his .\nliumnuites was the unrlolnR \u00ab)f wklU I\nSpruce It was a pitchers' duel for the\ntlrtt fiv InniiiKS t.etw-en Ault and I'e- 1\nters, neither Hl.h* scoring Then I'eters\nwalked Ashtnn. who wns sacrificed lo I\nsecond hy It t'olton. tstole third and ;\nscored on T. Wilson's two-base hi I I\nKernle came hack In the sixth In-\ntttii-^c. B Wilson made a slnotle. nnd <{nt\nto Meond on Danlap*i \u25a0aariflai aad\nscored on Sliand's sinj-Ie. Snand .-.toh\nreeond, (tot to .hird on McTlers' sic-\ni iflce add Si'i.r.'d on Ashton'r*. ahlfl-l.\nAult pitched himself out of a very Unlit\nhole In the sixth Innlna. wilh Iwo men\nof hases when he utruck out Bllth,\nheavy hitter of Whltn Bprucc, and the\nfans nearly went wild. The (tame w^s\numpired hy Jack Hughe*, who did !*0\nto the ntwfhlUon of both pluyein and\nLADIES' VESTS in fine white cotton,\nno sleeve, idgtd with pink\npicot. Each g\t\nLADIES' WHITE FINE RIBBED\nVESTS, Harvey make; no sleeves;\ncrochet lace top. Good (J>-| A\/1\nlength. Each tpl.UU\nWHITE COTTON VESTS, close weave;\ntailored top; Harvev.\nEach\t\nLADIES' WHITE COTTON\nVESTS, shoulder strap \t\nENGLISH COTTON VOILES, dark col-\norinjrs; supeifine weave; exclusive designs; regular $1.25 and $1.50 yard.\nWe need the space for new fall goods.\nClearing at, per\nyard \t\n$1.00\n$1.25\n60c\n85c\n$1.50\nLADIES' SUPERIOR ENGLISH MADE\nSTELLA MAKE WHITE BLOOMERS, finished elastic top\nand knees \t\nLADIES' WHITE COTTON BLOOMERS,\nalso can be had in pink _\\t__s\nif desired ODC\nWHITE CIRCULAR PILLOW COTTON,\nheavy, even weave; 41 in. CK.fi\nwitle. Per yard UtlC\nWHITE AND COLORED TURKISH\nTOWELS, just the towels you should\ntake with you liathing. Good absorbent\nquality. Regular .50c each.\nSpecial value, each \t\nThree\nfor ....\n35c\n$1.00\nSee our Hall Price Tables\u2014Oddments added daily. All goods on\nthese tables selling at Half Price.\nAnnouncement!\nWe are pleased to announce NEW LOU Eli\nPRICES on mil' celebrated\nIMPERIAL MIXTURE TOBACCO\nPresent New Price\nSize. Price. 1st August\nIs ?3.00 $2.75 per tin\nlis 1.55 1.10 per tin\nlUtl 70 .GO per tin\nKHhs 35 MO per tin\nlOths, foil pkt 33 .30 per pkt\nThis Tobacco is so well known in Canada and\nin this district especially, that we are pleased\nto have the pleasure of ami juncing LOWER\nPRICES.\nImperial Mixture Tobacco can be purchased from\nall first-class tobacconists in this district.\nSunny Okanagan Moorpark\nApricots\nOur second shipment la again\nsold out, but another is due on\nSaturday morning. Please let\nus have your order at once if\nyou wish any reserved for arrival. See the quality of this\nlovely fruit ai>rf remember the\nseason for Apricots is very\nshort.\nNo. 1\nfor \t\nNo. 2\nfor \t\n$2.35\n$2.00\n.1. fl. MtLoan. each with nine points\nthird.\nfan*.\nWhite Spruce -\nPertv, cf \t\nO'liell. 2h \t\nHarRer. c \t\nZelih. 3h \t\nMixhop, ss \t\nrninih-y. If \t\n\u25a0iMsrhal. rf \t\nSchroder, lb \t\nI'eters, p \t\nIT II. |\nBASEBALL\nINTERNATIONAL LEAGUE\nNewark. 2; Jr-rsi-y Cily. I.\n\u2022S.vriitnisf, 7; Ituffal.i. 9.\nHulllniiin*. .1: lliaillnK. 0.\nToronto, I; Rocbeeter, 3.\nCapablanca Canny;\nSpins Out Chess\nGame With Yates\nEAST CANADA LEAGUE\nMontreal. 5; Ottawn, 7.\nThree ltlviTs, 1; Cn|ii' Madeleine. I\nF..\nM.\nAMERICAN ASSOCIATION\n\u2022\nTotal i 1\nFernie - R.\nH, Wilson, m 1\nininlap, So 0\nSliiind. 3h 1\nMcTler, r 0\nlnh Ion, lh 1\nK t'olton, rf 0\nC. Colton, cf ft\nT. Wilson, if o\n.1 2\nII. K\nAult\nTotal* 3 7 *1\nThe f-ummjiry if* ns follow**:\nTwo-hn.ve hits H. Wilson, T. Wllsnn\nPouhle playn\u2014Hishnp to OTVU to\nSchroder. H'oleu hi:s,-*g-.AHtoii 1, Hhuuil\nI. K'irneil run*1- -Kernl*-* 2. Sncrtfiec\nhit*\u2014Dunlap i. McTler i,' it. <*nimn l,\nHtiuck out\u2014Hy l'eten- 7, hy Ault '!\nLeft on bail! aTirPil I, White Hpim*e\nTi. T-nie of fcame\u20141 hi\".ir -I'l niinutei\nHit hy Ault\u2014I'rumley and Schroder.\nI'mplre\u2014Hughe*-.\nJUMPS TO VICTORY\nWIN-NII'KO, Auk. 3.-Wllil'im B,\nnepRj,. crack Jumper and hunlh-r of\nthe North Knd club, tonight won tho\nManltoha all-rotinrl trark an.l Maid\ncbamplonihlp for 1922 with 13 ()oiiii**.\nHo haa still ono more event, thc\nBtundlna; high Jump.\nC. H. Coaffoe, with t% polnla, van\nlecond and Kenny Asscltlno und D.\nSt. lMul. 7-7; Toledo. 6-2.\nMilwaukee, 4; Indianapolis,\nKnti(-;is City, 3; I^ulsville,\nMinneapolis\n\u25a0i'olumhua,\nPACIFIC COAST LEAGUE\nYemen, 2: Rentilp, l.\nSalt l^iko, 1; [-on Ant-elea, I.\nSacramento, 0; Kan Francisco. 8.\nOakland, 6; l'ortland, 3.\nI-ONI-ON*. Aur. 3.\u2014Results of this\nnfterncon'a sen-don of the irm-rn:i-\nthmal che.ia tournament now hclnj:\nplayed in Westminster to decide the\nch;itnpton*-hip of th0 world, were as\nfollows:\nK. I), llofjoljuhow, Russia, dof.iit.'d\nQ. Muroi'jty. Hungary.\n1 A. Aljeehine, Russia, defeat e 1\nSnnskohormvsky of Russia.\nA. Rutionslein, Poland, defeated\nWahluu-h, KriRland.\nDr. V.. Vidtaar, JuRo-Slivia. defeated I>r, S. Tartakover, Russia\nA. Retl, Czecho-Slovakla, ktetHtad\nDr. David MarottI, Italy.\n\\V. Kuwe, Holland, defeated K. O,\nWatson, Australia,\nThe Riime hetween Joso R. Capa-\nhlanc.i, tho champion, and R. O. Yntes,\nKtiRland, was unfinished and on adjournment was taken until next Wednesday.\nThe contest between H. E. Atldr-.it,\nKnKlnnd. and J. S. Morrison, Canada, was drawn.\nraring In connection wilh tho biff\nexhibition here, proved to be mnro\nMCOaiafal thin any of the precedin;;\ndins. The 2:22 pace went six heats\nbefore it was won by lyut Axtell.\nThe 2:2t trot went to Sister Mwi\nln stralRht heats. Ijidy Forbes, tho\nbi\u00ab favorite, was third. Roth the run-\nnlnK IMM were keenly eontesteil.\nRalefaee was set back last in tl\u00bbo\nthird heat of the 2:22 pace for inter fori ok with <'avalior flale, drl\\v;i\nby Rruln. The latter aet\"d badly the\nfollowing heat, when he kicked hla\ndriver, Kddie Rrain. The pilot fell off\nlhe sulky but got on again and finished the heat.\n[-M Axtell paid $168 for a $2 tirkot\nwhen he won the fourth heat of tho\nfirst race. Hemlock, by finishing second In the third heat, paid $147 for *\n$2 pasteboard.\nMICHIGAN-ONTARIO\nSiiRinnw. 2; I^inilun, 5.\nr'llnt. 16; Ilr.intfiil'il, 7.\nPurt Huron. 8; Kltthi-ni'r. 1,\nliny I'lty. 0; Hamilton, C.\nCalgary Team Arrives\nfor Cup Semi-Finals\nWith United Westons\nPacers Pay Big\nMoney for Place\nat Regina Races\nREOINA. Aug. a.\u2014The third day's!\nTRADE BALL PLAYERS\nNBW YORK, Aug. 3.\u2014Hal Jan-\nvln, Hrooklyn infb Ider, today was\ntraded to the Columbus club of tho\nAmerican association for Shnrtrtop\nMaurice Shannon.\nMANY HORSES FOR\nWINNIPEG MEET\nWIN NITKO. A tig. 3.\u2014Over TOO\n| horsen. Including a carlimil from Mon-\n; treal, the some from Vancouver and\nabout 20 Trom the l'nlt\"d States will\ntake part In the seven-day race meeting of tho Winnipeg Driving club,\nopening here Saturday.\nThe Poles were orinii,ally a trlbo of\nvnnd;ilH whose history was unknown\nI efuri** lhe sixth century.\nA watch having hut one hand h;n\necently been granted a patent.\nWINN'H'Kn. Aug. 3.\u2014The Calgary\nHlllhurflt football team urrived here\nto-day to prepare for tho scml-final\nfnnnaught cup games with tho United\nWestons tomorrow and Situnlay. The\nvisitors made a very favorable Impression ln their workout at the\nstadium this evening.\nRoyal Export Beer\nFull Standard Strength. Order through\nGOVERNMENT LIQUOR STORE\nFrta Delivery\nDIRECT FROM BREWERY\nNELSON BREWING COMPANY, LIMITED\n 'piis hsb\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDaY M6\"kNIN0, aUuUST 4, i*>22.\nI_TBEARK |\nWt and\nSl.OO. LadleO- 81.35 and\n$1.-90- Mosquito Netting, 15,-*\nyard. White Duck, 7 oa, 35**^ P***\nyard. Middy Cloth, 35***> per yard.\npress Ginghams. 35f>. . 45-T*\nJrard. Ladles' Vests, Bloomers and\nHosiery, Linoleum, Furniture, Rugs,\nGlassware, cheapest ln the city.\nTrain Kills Horse;\nDriver Is Fined\nJ. W. HOLMES\nPhon. 634\n608 V.rnon St.\nRuby Rose\nCold Cream\nLadies' favorite for\ntht skin. Makes the\nskin like velvet.\n\"15C l'OT.\nCANADA DRUG &\nBOOK COMPANY\nPhona 81.\nP. O. Box 1087\ni -Oeorge Thurman, appear-d bOfOTt\nStip.'Hilary Miij-istiato .1, ('nrlnie!, io\nthe provincial police court yesterday\nnioinlng to answer \\\\ chance laid hv\nthe Great Northern Hail way company under section IN Of the Hallway net of rHH, which provide-\" thai\nanyone who leads, driyes, pr ride*\n:\\ horse on lh\" right -of- way without\nid.- caisent of tho -company ll liable\nto g penally, on conviction, of |SU\nand costs.\nThurman, who was bringing a horse\nto Nelson from lien I on Biding un\nthi track of the Great Northern rail*\nway, one mile from Hall on Jinn SI.\nnn t the outgoing passenger train\nwhich struck the burse and killed it\nlie -admitted the charge. staliin; 'h-it\nho had been employed l.y soiin Other\nperson tu bring the horse from Benton\nHiding to Nelson, ami in coming rrom\nYmlr was forced tn take to the railway right-of-way. He was fine 1 $10\n.lames l I'Slioa appeared lor the\nproseciiliun.\nTRAGIC END OF\nCLUB STEWARD\nHeart Fai'ure Seizes Bob\nPotter While on Fishing\nTrip\nGIVES TALK TO\nRETURNED MEN\nL. W. Humphrey, M. P., Outlines Work oi Federal\nHouse for Veterans\nMdHEE.\nill.\nlllliTM\nvi prday\n,.,n...l\n,\\h..|| t\nNAKUSP TO OPEN\nMASONIC TEMPLE\nkugust in itti i heau tin- 4ata \u00bb\u00bb! '\u25a0\n Hint: .*f tho nt'\u00ab' **>\u00ab>nli\nX i-\nT. M* li . lliiu bill,' rii'll]iuti'i]\nki.iii. Tin. but'dlnf, which is n lire-\nly tni'itiin in da.'m and conatru tlon\nI, b-aiti ir.'' t a i*y lha 1'riili* at thi\nW.al todfa, X i. ni.\nI AM BUSY\nTESTING EYES\nMy patrons do the adver-\ntlalng. My i eoniplete, accurate lyatem ^wuya gives aat-\nlifactory resTrlis. Gla-asei\n\u25a0uppl^ed. Prolrffn lenses replaced. \"Alf repairs made.\nA. Higginbotham .\nOptometrist snd Specialist\nRssms 3, -1 snd 5, Griffin Blk.\nBananas\n'iiins'.'iirs hodab,\ni,.i* packata :{.%<*\n\u25a0Iliilil*: RABTBEBRHM,\npt r orata . \u2022 Sl.,12.**\nliixn CHERRIES\nii.-r baakat\nr,oc\nNKW CROP SPINACH,\nIOC\nPhone 10\nNot\nRhoek\niragl- is \u00abs was ree< Ired of thc death\n\u25a0 \u25a0!- R< 'ii - n i Bob) s Potter, stswar*) of\ndie ciuii tor Hie pool t\u00ab\u00bb \"rears, who*\nI'.v.v wai foond yesterday morning in\n1 1 I\",'.\", ef W.i'i v. Shout \u25a0.'\"' it t 1 Horn the\n.mlnf the Nelson Launch elnU tloal on\nthe watt r front.\nMr. PottOf VMS last sen :il 1 Lt i, t:i.\nTharsda)', prvpartas for a netting trip,\nhis im.ntieii Kim: to Journey up the\nlake a-nttl It beeains daylight an.l then\ntt-ah baek H< \u00ab->\u25a0* net missed until **>\necii*,k > i -it *-\u25a0\"\u2022..\u2022\u2022 mornlnft whi ri his\nn -**\u2022 ,- -w.i* foand drifting In the n*itd-\n.v,e of ths take hs Bdward Kurohy, who\ni \u00bb\"M**rted li tad lar-rvtlaattou ihowed\nthai '\u25a0' was \u25a0\u2022\u25a0 totmt -*** aoawh was \u25a0*\u2022*\u00bb\u25a0>\n;\u25a0 ii . > instil vied b> th* provlm lnl\n, . ; | m t ,\u25a0*, || ,\u25a0;\u25a0;!, ,: . mtv \u25a0\n<,, ii.) ti \u25a0*,!\u00ab not until l '\"\nihsi he vas a* sw-rwird\nrUahl-tfhl Claspsd in Hand.\nw i h* was 1 ighi to iin- surface\n- \u25a0 \u25a0: h - I and *,*, .is ii f1at\u00abh-\nI gg\\ whieh \u00ab..- tan rt) en snd I id\nnhorih ret ;\u25a0\u25a0 \u2022* \u25a0 comfnf In rontscl\nwith thi Water It is Ihs contention of\n\u25a0. had . ridentty MOod\nand *\u25a0\u2022 as rocking for\nKomethinc when he *\"\u2022 ;i overboard An\nnope) later show* 1 \u25a0 thai in*- death\n\u25a0 u canned fn \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u25a0 hean failure. In the\npast Mr Potter had ewffi red from a\n\u25a0 i-ffc blood i*r* warl\nHis watch hod stopped ai \\~ minutes\nto I, and \u25a0*\u25a0\u2022 ores! have mi t hli death a\nfew mlootei nti'r leavlnt th-^boat,*\nhouse\nAs fkr as ean be aso rtsloi d t'> poll \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\naiiihorilics. Mi- i'elt. r c.une from.\nMount CorrolL hi , and Is toppo* .1 to\nKara a slater Ihino ii British Colum*\ni.i.i His i rteets showi \u25a0! ib .1 Mn Pred '\nC, QrantM r_\\ >r of i*i. n ii r. Cot. was a\nnlecs, His %g* \\< .\u00a7 ,;i| to i..- BS >-. rs.\nMr. Potter rank* smoni edd-tlmer\u00abi,\niia\\ im com.' to ih,- Knott 1 iya In IMS.\nThe futi.Tal will I..* held on Baturday, *\nTh.* time la nol ret ascertained, pend-\ntac word from 'those notified of his\n.l-.iih\nCar of White Granite\nArrives in the City\nfor War Memorial\nU W. lliit-ipluvy. M. P. for th\nJ W'.'si Kooienay I'onsi ilneiic\\. wis ihe\nI main speaker ni a BOnwal ni -t-ung\n' Of Hie (I \\\\*. V. A-i held in the\nDugout on Wedneiday evening.\nLtCr, Humphrey, who hoi Nomi re-\n' turned from tho porllotnentary no*\nalon at pttawa, dealt chiefly wtth the\naffaire of tho returned n*\u00bbn through-\nI OUl the lioniinioti. He spoke In |.ur-\n! Ucolar of the facts leading up to th*\nI appointment of the Royal 1 'I'mmi*-\nsion. which will Inquire Into charges\nmade by tho 0, w. V .v, ond Mr.\nHumphrey e-xproooed tho opinion that\nthe Investigation would be fully gone\nInto, would ba fair, ond thai re-\ns'rilis WOUld bo satisfactory.\nSpeaking nn the beat mean- ol\nmooting OUl Justice to mon in !.|>oci.ll\ncasei Mr, Humphrey expressed the\n..pinion thai provincial trlbunahi\nshould be appolpted to deal with these\ncases. He also exported that iiihlcr\nriie land aettlemenl scheme, provision would be made for the OKton-\nsio:, of time for making payments.\nond thsi s-i far as British Coltfmbta\nwas concerned, it htd been proposed\nthat the handling of these Blatters\nshould he banded in federal authority]\nto deal with.\n\u25a0 Following Mr. Humphrey's remarks\na hearty rote of thanks was exprotood\nbhth for hla excellent addrou and\nU r hi 1 good work in peril unoai tor\nTiie death occurreil on Wodnooday\nnfternoon at 5:30 o'clock In Knlrvlew\nof Mrs. I'hyllis Metihee, formerly of\nIMmonton, Ht the nge of 22 years, after\na month'! illness, ahidooardttlo wns\nthe rause of di'iith.\nThe funenil, which will he private.\nwill ttike place from St Suvlnars\nchurch on Saturday.\nSERGERY\nThe death occurred at the KootO*\nnay LaJtO General hospital on Wednesday ovening, of 'Qodfjoy Borgary of\nSalmo. The late .Mr. Sergery hai boon\na patient in the hospltjtl for ihe last\nthree monthH. j'.nd bis ileaih wjis due\nto apoplexy, nnd the resnli of u paralytic utroke suffered some time ago.\nNelson News of the Day\nThe funeral of -Mrs Phvltis Meliho*\nwill take place irom SI. Saviours\nchurch Saturday al it a. in. (\"!7*-\".U\nThe funeral of Godfrsy Bergery will\ntnke place from Itohertson's undertaking parlors nt 7 o'clock towtght\nFresh killed beef. veal, spring chicken\nfrom Cloverbrook, Maraoen's st;iii hi\nSaturday nntrkei. (Ml*)\nAll K. of I'.s are requodtod to attend\nD. J. Robertoon's uhdartaking purl.us\nthis morning at H: lr\u00bb a. in., for thp purpose of escorting the hody of the Iste\nBrother Tipping to the Sloean train.\nPRANK (iOUCHER. C. <*\niWtl)\nWanted\u2014At one.*. Yellow Trim tpar*\n\u2022nt tipples. McDonald Jam Factory.\nMarimba Weekly 1>nm.-e\nEagle hall\u2014Every Haturdn?\nAUCTION SALE.\nSaturday. August 5th. 11 a. m.\nsharp. Basement of Smedlcy's Garage, corner Josephine and Vernon\nStre.t..\nIlavf hi'iri liiNtnii-ti il to cl..;ir up.\non AiTOlint nf tin- lata J;imis Mal-\nruini aatata tlM folloirliis artlolea,\nwhich I will urii*r nt public auc-\nti.in at fcbova iiim <* nml tlnw:\nWard Banck, Toola, n.u-.two..il.\nPluUKh Sliarcs. B*BJ1iaaa I'artM,\nPott Auto I'artji, Fori Auto Ituily.\nIfoul-dnfB, OI.l Tif.V honing\nfhaliia. BuftT WhsSm Blaotamilh\nToi.ia, John Daara Plotvb Accaa-\nsoi-ifs, I*irka. 1 Soition llaiaow.\nate, ate,\nQOBda Da viiw nioniitiK of sal--.\n'I'KII.MS: CASH,\nG. HORSTEAD,\nAuctioneer.\nWhy Tolerat.\nSquint or Cross-Eyes\nin Children\nwhen it om M reme-\nSjiol qolckly and without operation. Dun't\ndelay. The- earlier the\ndefect la attended to the\nbetter.\nJ. o. (atenaude\nOpict and Optician.\nGv G. Simpson, contractor for\nths war memorial to be ereclrc'\non Vernon street, unloaded c n\nWednesday, a car of beautiful\nwhits gran.te to be used for the\nmonument.\nThe granite >c said to he the\nfinest ever seen in Nel-sn and\nwork is rapidly noing on in cutting, polish i ncj and preparing it\nfor use.\nTht monument will be ready en\nOctober 3. and will b9 officially\nunveiled en Armistice day.\nARRESTED ON CHARGE\nOF MAIMING CATTLE\nNOW THAT YOU HAVE TRIED\nTHE WHITE NAPHTHA SOAP\nBRING YOUR COUPON AND\nGET YOUR OTHER FREE CAKE.\nFLEMING'S STORE\nFAIRVIEW\nWATCH REPAIRS\nWatch and Clock repairs\npromptly and properly done.\nOur charges are moderate.\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nTonight\nTonight\n\u2022THE PICK OE TIIE PICTURES\"\nThomas Meighan\n\u2014In\u2014\n1A Prince There Was*\nLARRY SEMON\n\"between'the Acts\"\nPATHE REVIEW\nUnder a omrranl Issoed at TraM\nConstat)!* Hugh w King of the provincial police on Wt.ii..-st:ay arrested P> u p\nM.iiki n iiii a charge of manning eattle\nit Paso Craok.\nTha arrest was ma.lt- five inil.-s op\nQrofajnM eresk, at the Roalancie lura*\nt..'r e;hrfl*i. and lu* waa brought im-* the\n.-ity ami later escorted to Trail by Con-\nBtabl-r .1 r Johnston, where he will\nonsirer the i hn t--'*\nWe have just received a large\nconsignment of\nCUT GLASS\nIt includes Sandwich Plates.\nRose Bowls. Vases, Sherbet\nGlasses. Salt and Pepper Shakers and Cream Pitchers\nAT POPULAR PRICES\nThese will stand inspection\nJ. J. WALKER\nJeweller and Optician.\nMining Men Are\nMoving Around\nFollowing Hunch\nBOUND FOR MOLLY GIBSON\nWilford Cameron and pprty of\nthe Rambler Cariboo company,\nwho are also thc le'asers of the\nMoNy Gib*-on mine on Kokanee\ncreek, p-isstd through the city\nyer,tcvJay on tlu'ir way to thc Molly\nQKhOOtS. John Linrlblad, foi'cm.ni of\nthe Gibson met the party here and\nconducted them to the property,\nPROSPECTORS HAVE HUNCH\nWilli 'm Uremia n. accompanied bj\n.lac! Hcnnesey, who is well Known\nin Mils dty and district as \u25a0 real\nOld-tllner was In tin- city y. -Merilay.\nTli\" pair, who were at one time in-\ntcreated lit Midge eroeh digtrtot, on\nleaving today tor points up tbe main\nlake. Queotlooed on iin ir destination\nthe mining Bton dodgrod ttuu it was\nunknown. Put that they li'il \u25a0 hunch\nthat the mining itvlustry al present\nlooked B I. and they HgOrod thnt\nthere is ao UflftO like the present to\ngot Into the same. . S\nIN '-ASSIVE GOLD FORMATION\nThe Tc.-zian Brothers of Hall's\nSiding, who wee in Jthe citv ye*.*\nterday from their prope-ty at\nHall's S-din-j report great success in the development of i lar-ae\nvein which cariies good gn'd vai-\nHOO As development goes on at\ndepth the vaflis steadily improves\nRecording try their report-. A\ntarge sample*- of ore from this\nproperty was displayed at the\nmining convention held hero last\nmonth. Thc sample was \u25a0 h-ttfll\nboulder wh.ch weighed around 900*\npounds.\ntt* \t\nWnntoii\u2014Ranherrtog. blank oorranta,\n\u25a0Rooseberries, hlncklierTks ami red enr-\nrailts. Tho McDniuiltl Jam Co., Nelson.\nNo nmrc cherries will DO accepted.\nMcDonald Jam Cempnny, (M*\u00bb)\nStrayed \u2014 IOI)-hl-ninnth.'* Alrdale\npuppy. Tax number 17.S. Reward for\nOla return. It. A. Klrkpa trick, iM\nCore slreet. (1118)\nIn 17JI9 Louis ludurt of France invent, ii a machine for malting paper in\na cnnyntious w< li.\nSuit Sale Closes\n[ Saturday\nThis Sale Has Proved\nthat men appreciate Ktiott clothes, know good\ncltilhes when they see them and buy good\nclothes. Perhaps you have attended thia sale. If\nyou haven't you owe it' to yourself to head an\niiivt'stiu'ation committee of one and do it today.\n$22.00, $32.00, $42.00\nIn the l'hlllipini' islands in BOOJL\nprovinees the density of populaihn ta \u2022**\u00ab\u25a0\n'^flfl per square mite.\nrrlscillianists In the fourth ,vnlury I\nOOliOVOd in the evil spirit U the s\u00bb- ' G\npromo power.\nBUY STAU\nNOWJ\nTin- baaMn*eT*a a\u00ab]t writ.\nING PADS) anil ENVELOPES\nia at RUTHERFORD'S, where\nthe reiluiid pYlfea OH S.mtia unil\nStatlnrirrv lire atill nn.\nCall anil nee mir FINE LINEN FINISH ENVELOPES at\n15c |i:i,ki-t.\nj Rutherford Drug Co.\nBest ana Cheapest\nBread i.s your best and cheapest food\u2014eat more of it.\nRye, Wholewheat and Graham Bread.\nCHOQUETTE BROS.\nSole Maker, o! \"Mother-*. Bread*\nT-T\nK WANT AD. IS BOTH CHEAP AND EFFICIENT. TRY |\n=v\u2014\nVISITING UP LAKE POINTS\np.oii'it \\v. He.iiev, tin* well-known\nSlocnn ntUtbtg mni, who hag boon\nwoikiiiK on the Arlington property\niii Slocnn CttjT, WM in Nelson' yen -\nterday. Mr. Heilley Is on his \\\\.\\y to\npoints up the \u25a0laM where he h:\u00bb-. HW\nIntereeta\nHIGH CLASS FURS\nA \u25a0fete fine selection kept In\nstock or nriile to onler. Cus-\ntomrr's own furs \u25a0Made up into\nany nriiele dootrod. old fgn\nrejialrcl and lOIHOdllitl. Ten\nper cent suinnicr discount.\nG. GLASER\nManufacturing Furrier\nPhona 106. Nelson, B. C.\nJOHN DALY\nCABINET CIGAR STORE\nMAIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO\nPROMPTLY.\nSmoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipe,\nand Full Stock of Cigar., Cigar-\nttti-s. Other 8mokers' Suppli...\nBest Churn on the Market. Makes\nButter in One Minute. At the\nB. C. Plumbing & Heating\nCompany\nNELSON. B. C.\nCook your entire meal with a\n\"Conservo\" Steam Cooker\nUse over one burner on any kind of a stove. Just the\nthing for preserving. Saves labor, time (J>-| Q ffA\nand fuel. Reduced price tJ'il-O.OU\nWood-Vallance Hardware Company, Ltd.\nNELSON, B. C.\nTHE LOAF YOU LOVE FOR ITS FLAVOR IS THE\nLOAF THAT'S MADE FROM QUALITY\nINGREDIENTS\nCakes, Ice Cream and Confectionery.\nO. K. BREAD, ,\", loaves for 25\u00ab**\nTHE 0. K. BAKERY\n713 Stanley Street and on Baker Street, near Starland. Phone 165\n\"All's Fair in Love\"\nA Goldwyn Photoplay\nGOOD LAND AT LESS THAN GOVERNMENT