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C, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1625 <*-*-\u25a0\nNo. 232\nNurmi Cracks\nA SEVENTH RECORD\nSee Page 7\njf\nA CONSOLIDATED\nIN THE LARDEAU\nCALDWELL IDEA\nTimber Corporation Could\nOperate Timber and\nPaper Mills\nfhantom Finn Breaks\nSeven World Records\nFOUND A COLONY\nFROM ZION CITY\nAsks Trade Boards and the\nProvince to Approach\nRailway Heads\nA~ development -embracing the conversion of Utrdcau and Duncan and\nKootenay lake timber Into , lumher,\npulp \"nd paper, and nettlement of tin.\nI-.ard.au country with an industrial\npopulation depending on the mills, ana\nwilh -agricultural communitiea resulting fnun migration of colonists from\nZion City, Itl., thu scheme depending\non the Canadian Pacific railway forming a development company to curry\non 'the induat'rfee propose^, wan outlined in Nelaon Thursday by Charles\nV. Caldwell, (\u2022\u25a0\u25a0jural overseer of tlic\nchristian Catholic Apostolic Church in\nZion, and lifelong Kootenay mining\nman.\nMr. Caldwell laid the scheme before\nmembers of tlu* Nelson board of trade\nindividually, Put did not actually meet\nthe hoard, it being his desire that\nth\" board ask tlu- provincial government to facilitate sottlcmt nt by put-\nIt, tltiR the lowest price on agricultural\n1 land the proposed colonists might want.\nHe also wants the hoard to take\nup the matter with other hoards of\ntrade In the Kootenay. with a view\nt'i jointly urcing the proposal on the\nCanadian Pacific railway.\nA Timber Consolidation\n\"A consolidation of timber Interests\nIn \u25a0 the territory into one targe company, hull ding and operating sawmills\nand paper iiiIUh of large capacity,\nwith the Canadian Pacific railways\nguarantee that the industries will run\ncontinuously for 10 years,\" Is his description ot the proposition, which he\ncompares with the Consolidated Mining\n& Smelting Company of Canada in\nrelation to mining, The proposed Canadian 1'acific railway subsidiary would\nhe ahlo to command a world market\nfor its products, he states.\nWith preference In employment given\ntu men with families, settlement would\nfollow, snd with settlers from - thu\nUrltlsh Isles, Zion City, and elsewhere,\nassured permanence of homes, Mr,\nCaldwell pie tuns a runt I mil tig development until \"the Lardeau und l>un-\ncsii river vallev \\n convened into one\nof tlu* richest valleys of Hritish Columbia, supporting a population of\ni'O.yiMt to 6l\u00bb.0(W people.\"\nMining World Ccme Into Own\nThe dt-velnpiY*nt of mining in the\nrhiiiy mine ral Had Lardeau would keep\npace with the other basic Industries\nof tfmher utilisation and agriculture,\nhe figures.\nAfter n trip to the coast to interview\nthe provincial government on the\nqin-stion of land prices, and of enlisting lis influence with the Canadian 1'acific All way, Mr. Caldwell Is\ntp take q trip to Mexico, to Inspect\nlnnds that rtiay be the basis of a\npossible colonization scheme from Zion\nCitv.\nlie will then immediately go east,\nto lav the iJudenu development idea\nbefore the heads of the Canndian i'n-\ncHic rallwav wmpnny\u2014President l~.\nw, Heatty und Vice-President Grant\nHall. \u2022\u2022'-*\u25a0\nTimber I\u00ab Lined Up\nA, tentative lineup of timber Interests has itl ready been effected. Mr.\nCaldwell, and Harry I'ark of Nelson.\nrepresenting J-t.HOO acres of timber land\nIn the T.nrdcau and Duncan river val-\nlevs.- while Mr. Caldwell states that\nDuluth capitalists, whom they pre\\|-\nously Interested in that territory will\nl\u00bbe receptive to it, Messrs. Caldwell\nand Vartc also 'say that the J. A.\nNowell Amber tracts on Kootenay lake\nwill associate with the proposal.\nt Mr. Caldwell left for the cOust v< 1-\nterdav morning via Spokane, to take\nup. the preliminaries with the provin-\nI\ni\n\/''****\n\u25a0...,.,..\n:w Year, but\nUnit lu belief thnt honesty was the hest\npolicy, he wai sending the money on\nlo the department to do with aS it saw\nfit. He wuh of the opinion lhat Hume\none was \"trjiun to git him\" for accept-\nji ti a, bribe.\nPAAVO NURMI\nThe grOat Finnish runner, who huB\nstarted his track campaign in tlic\nUnited States by breaking Fix world\nrecords in two nights In New York,\nand last night broke another ln Chicago, making four the last two nights.\nFOYTfEiT\nPOURS FROM\nm.m\nTwo Persons Are Killed and\nScore Endangered in Chicago Fire\nCHICAGO, Jan. 19.\u2014Two fires, one\nof them preceded hy an QkplOSion,\ntoday resulted in the deaths of two\npersons, endangered the lives of a\nscore of firemen and othcrn who were\novercome hy t-mokc, and caused damage estimated nt upwards of |In,-\n0f.<). om- of the MM, the most\nstubborn that Chicago firemen have\nfnri.-d in monlhs, was still being\nfought In lhe downtown district tonight.\nA watchman ami a chaffour were\nkilled in an explosion In the plant\nof the P. A. Lewis Varnish Manufacturing company. Following an explosion, a biasing river of Are poured\ninto the streets from the varnish\nplant, and for hours streams of water\nwere played on large gasoline tanhs\nntyir the InuT.imj building.\nMARRIAGE WILL\nGIVE DEMPSEY\nTHE KNOCKOUT\nWorld Champion Says No\nMore Fights After He\nWeils Estelle\nTHAT WILL BE , .J\nMAY OR JUNfi\nTommy Gibbons Announces\nHe Will Claim the Title\nThen\nCAZAKOFF DENIES\nDOUKS WOULD TREK\nSays No Truth in Toronto\nInterview Given by\nMichael Verigin\nrAuiAUY, Jan. re\u2014-Thi boukhil-\nl,i,is of Canada will not lew,, tiii.-i\nr,,mil it lo k\u00ab back t,> Rualll if 1vi,t\nTtrfaln (Lordly) Jr.. mm of tin- lata\niMdar, decline*, i ne to ihi\u00ab luun-\nThia \u00abrai thi\u00ab v.>ry deflalu atata*\nni.-ni m,i,i,' to the Canadian Preae td-\n,l;iv l,v M. \u00ab'. Cajakoff of V.-Hnin.\nlaali, acting president and vmertl\nmaoarar of tho i'iiri.sii:,n Communlu*\n\u201er (Jnlverial Brotherhood, limited, th.'\npnantaatlon nqder which tM i>ouk-\nnooora carry on tlu-ir commeretal tnms-\n\u25a0 Mrr Caaakoff aald there waa no truth\nin tha interview liven out tn Toronto\nrecently by IMchael Vertaln, a iiisumt\nNlattoa ot ih,- im,. leader, in thla in-\nterrlew io- K.iia that if P\u00abt\u00ab Jr.\nrti.l noi decided to come to Canada\nHoni,' SOtlli of iiis follower! in tlili\ncountry would \u25a0 * to Ruwi*. Hi\nnlso aald thai If Peter Jr.. iti.i come\n11,000 loltouc-ra would come with him\nfrom Itaeila.\nREUNITED AFTER\nLIFE SEPARATION\nLpi ANOKLKS, Jan. It'.\u2014Jack\nDempsey is through with tho prize\nring unlt'sa some one can fix np a\nfight \u25a0 fc r him before ho marricfc\nEstollo Taylor, hnotlon ptoture actress, which probably will be next\nMay or Jun-*. tho heavyweight champion admitted hero tonight.\n\"Yea, it's t\"rue,\" Mild .Dempney; tonight, \u25a0 when for tho thirtieth ot\nfortieth time lu the- past several\nrponths he waa quizzed as to till\naeeuracy of a report that ho and\nMiss Taylor, for whom ho net! an\npublicity ami business manaytr, would\nbo married noon.\nEstelle Confirms It\nAntl Miss Taylor, who WU amil-\nliiKly present as ho made the admission, nodded corroboration.\n\".Marriage for me, you know. Will\nmean tlio end of my rinpr career.\nWedding hellH and tin- prize ring gong\ndon't harmonize.\" saitl Dempsey.\nGibbons Will Claim Title\nST. 1'Al'L, Jan. 16.\u2014Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul light heavyweight boxer\nwill claim the world's heavyweight\nchampjonihlp if Jaojl DempsVy, present cliampion, tarries out his intention to retire as repnrted from l\u00bbs\nAngeles, Tommy said hero tonight.\nWhen inlo'-nieil of __ol Angehs dis-\npalt-hes of I)empsey'.s statement that\nlie planned to bo married and then\nretire from tho ring. -Gtbbbna said\nhe believed that he is tbe logical\ntucecraor tu the heavyweight crown\nhonors.\ntlihhons said he had already regin-\ntered his challenge, and posted a\nfun-felt lor a championship mat'*h\nwith tho New York boxing commission, and asserted that he was the\nonly heavyweight who' had managed\nto hint 15 rounds with tiie champion.\nand tliat he stood ready for a return\nmatch ut miy time.\nTRIPlEKILLER-\nIS UNCONCERNED\nEx-British Officer at Ottawa Has Not Yet Retained a Lawyer\nOTTAWA. Jan. If..\u2014Without interesting himself in the preparation o(\na (l-Ktiice with a lawyer, or personally arranging to Ih* repronented by\nonline], .1. H. 1'Ieile. t-luirged with\ntin- murder of his wife and her two\nchildren, is very little concerned about\nthe apprimeh of liis trial at the winter\na-HSUtm which open here next week.\nJiUl officials state Pierle is showing\nlittle or no Interest, and seems less\nconcerned about his position than liie\npublic in. *\nIt i\u00bb exiH-Pd that Pierle will come\nlo liinl on Hie three clunges nguinst\nhim on Tuesday or Wednesday of\nnext week. .!, A. Ritchie- Hm- crown\nattorney, will act with .1. A. ilutehe-\nuon, KC\u201e of Brockville.\nIn th event of IMere not' being\nrepresented by counsel, the presiding\njudge will appoint counsel for him.\nit. At ' OlmstMd 1ms been rrtained\nby ths (J.W.V.A. in Mere's interests, and it is | m il is Impossible\nlo expect from the Luther government B 10J'ftJ effort toW-ard the execution Ol the VerHuille-s treaty and\nthe < ntmnei* of Germany Into the\nLeague o_ Nations.\nS-'veml of the newsi.ap.r.* quel-\nlion Whether the new cabinet will\nbe sincere in the application of the\nbawts plan.\nOLIVER ADMITS\nP.G.E. LINE NOT\nON PEACE MAP\nHad Hoped Otherwise but\n\"Seemingly That Is Impossible'*\nSKETCHES ROUTE\nOF LIKELY LINE\nTells Banquetling Liberals\nSolution for North\nNearly Found\nVANCOUVER. Jan. lfi. \u2014 The new\nrailway lino which In to tap the\nPeace river, according to the eenvie-\ntlon expressed by Premier John Oliver at tonight's annual dinner of tin-\nVancouver Liberal association, j*- to\nbegin about liu mfleR en*-t of Hrnb\nlake, at a place Cttllod Obefl, on tlu.\nCanadian NltloftaT ntftfn'line,\"\nFork at Stm-jeon Like\nIt wit! follow the Atl'i. hat-fa river\nnorthward for 36 mllea, nnd then follow a curve btthrinf BliBhtty to tile\neast, until It reaches Sturgeon lake,\nabout 4n miles salt of Oread Prairie.\nOne branch will llo-n run Weetsrard to\nKturgt-on Uie, and anothi r northward\nto a point hull-way between McLennan nnd Pence Rleer QrootloM on the\nKdmonton. Dunvcgan & Hritish Co-\nlumms railway.\nThe premier stated he could not hi*\npoeltWe that the Canadian National\nrailways had come to an absolute decision on this point, hut he Quoted an\n[Interview with Sir Henry Thornton as\nhis authority.\nConstruction of a railway tn tli-\nPeace river district will furnish the\nsolution tt) that country's lonc-fctaiid-\ning transportation problem, the pre-\nmi. r declared, on his arrivol here to*\nday from Ottawa,\nNot I-*t\u00bbgral Part\nThe prcmi. i- said be \"had hoped t.\u00bb\n-ve the Pacific area! Envtem railway\nPeeomi. part and parcel of tiie system,\nhut m-emimtty that is impossdjle. fn\nthe meantinu; there is nothing new\nregarding Un* disposal of thp vm v..\nto any ptlrchaaer; onlv minnis**, and\nI don't think It will do nny good to\ndiscuss that.\"\nIn regard tn thu llritish Columbia\nfreight rate fight, the premier said\n*etninjr further would be dota. omil\nthe suim-me court had handed down\nIts decblon on the matter.\nVoncoaw Chinese\nExpiated His\nCrime\nCHONG SAM BOW\nWho Shot a street railway employee\nin Vancouver in the summer of UH,\na man he had apparently never met\nbefore, i reusing his deed with the\nallegation that the man had once\nstamped his fee*, tiled on the soetfoM\nTlumday morning. He had had five\ntrials.\nHARD TO OBTAIN\nFACTS OpONDS\nGibbs Says Home Bank Auditor Had a Time Checking\nTORONTO, Jul.\nCHIEF JUSTICE\nSAYS Dl\nTHE MAX!\nWould Have Given Smith\nSeven Years and Jarvis\nFive\nPROVIDED A WAY 0\nFOR RESTITUTION\nJarvis Counsel Contends\nHuge Fine Out of Alf\nProportion\nOlbb,\n\", Jan. ir,._Thfima;\nformer :>-^'.-t;t,ii t,, tlu, * - h i, \u25a0 r accrant.\ni.lit ut tire llun,,. bank, ill' Klvltlt.- ivl-\n,i, ii,,. at the trial of s. Caeey weo-1,\nK.I-, (iliLilur Of tin* lUf'uiH-t bank.\ntr,, Jn*. (',\nits\nitli.\nalto\nKING DESCRIBES\nEMPIRE MEETING\nTORONTO, Jan. 18.\u2014Lying before\nthe Judges of the appellate court of\nT-U-opto today when they were eti-\ng-Htod in hearing the appeal of\nAo'i-el'iis Jarvis. through bin counsel,\nI. P. HHlmuth. K.C. against that part\nof ;\\ ^entfnei* passed unon him snd\niv ter Smith la\u00abt October, whereby a\nfin*- of $fi00.'tft0 was inmosed unon\nth.*m jointlv by Chtef .Tustlce Mere-\niii'li. on h'-inir convicted on fl' con-\nso'mrv eharire in conmrtinn with 1hft\nii*'ov*nelnl Ik md srnntlttl. were conies\n\u00ab>r a tloeument sent to the aonellato\ni.-vi\u00abton l.y the trinl hid re. In which\nhi- si\"ed that seven veurs fo** Smith\nnnd fiv\u00bb* yearn for Jurvl-* would hav\u00ab\nl*\"\u00bb-n tin* fj\"iit(*nc* proTioiiTirpd noon\nthem if he h>ul not InfUe'ed the *ine.\n\"T'*eir crlrr.'* wa*\u00bb \u00abo ftavreilt an*1 f\"f>\n-Tftve.\" Paid tht** chl^f ju-*\u00bbHr-*\u00bb. \"thnt if\nI h\u00bbd not thought the nr'**oners eouM\nhive in anv- wav ev.vl.-Mi the fljip. T\n\u25a0Jhaidd not havo fmrmppd it tint -.hnnlf.\nhav\u00bb ipirinw't nn thp nr'*\"oner .Tirv's.\nn ipvti nf five vrt-ir-1\" In the nrovlnelfil\nnent\u00bb#nH\u00bbfv, aid n\u00abon thp tirtunner.\nOmUb |^nri11 fiN 1n\u00abt nnplohment\nfn*, *ht* rr1m\u00ab a'one Wfio'd c**ll fnore.\nin-vliv fnr tmnnoftln-i of thP maTitnom\ntortr, of Imprl'-itnmrnt under the stat-\nHtK \"\nTl... rMrf -lii\u00ab\u00ab]ee told *hA nntiallato\ncourt 'hit while thi*. ipro-p f\\na was\n\"nt uti-ifttv n pi\"t*^r of r*o*\u00bb,\"ii*'on,\n-if,'>t,trd 'o what tho Tiro'*it\u00bbrp hnil\njr.im noo. anil p should eet It\n. _ stnUd he had invpur.'d lh\u00ab\nmonthly statement which the accuatri\nw.iw chtired with Inrprwperly slcnlnc.\n\u2022tS&mT1^? co\"ccrdaccohrnilinBtb{o \"\"''^^^ \u25a0*** P1-A\u00ab\u00ab*\u00ab Oafm\nthe heol\u25a0!*. and that It wn\u00ab certified IT'' al*\" \"I\"'!*1 reference to the possl-\nith the signatures nf Oceun h'll-v of tho two pri*-'ro*rr-\u00ab- If the fine\n- \u25a0 - j \"h-** not nald pcttlnir ont nt the end of\ncomet }\\ i\nri' s.nitli.\nJ. Co\nthe\nMa*>on,\ntern\nrain*.\nand enjoying: their Ill-\nhe m-nerril man-\n.1?.%\u2122. ,;'''!>r''r'\u00abi1-,';!n\u00bbi''l. \"VI- \"Bv ntran\". of thi, Ml-lt*\" <-t<\u25a0.\u25a0itiinpr ennpeny\nThe Wilms- aald he had pcrFonnlly\nbw-ked over the-i* a^enrltlei with\ni>*dney H Jonea, nnd that he ibuaht\nhlch no doubt should ba\nrnn'od on payment of s.ime.\n\"On the other hnnd, If the prisoner*\nndenvor to keep, nnd nlwriyj\" hav<=*. thn\n\u25a0int fit of their plunder. It should bo\nnli- j'ist and fair they should he\nuMeet to the fine, nnd nlso to civil\nM \u25a0\natlo\nuil.t about.\nlied that\niad Inqulrai\nheld In \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nii-rtV Hold\nur tn, comptmi\nI Ml \\, then pre*\nslatt-nient it-gan\nvain. wa\u00ab ' -U\u00ab\nany aocurlty r,c1f,'^,n\n\u25a0eaM.in the\n(rardlna eome\nHon with the\nM .1\nnt\nfl\nh:i\n.. late\nDaly, i\nASPHYXIATE!) WHEN\nHOUSE FUMIGATED,^\u00a3\/i;:r\nIts Majority Is Insufficient;\nOld Trustees Are Reelected\nHe he]\nhe maintained\nclplea which w\nfrom \u00ab;n-ai B\nlah Empire \":\ni ih\nUntiMi ti;\nWltl\nIn\none\nnt. r. holdlni\nclusier of\nUM ***4 (l\nptra roiih\nm to the prlti\nthe firm pine\n. ir. The Rrlt\nluster oT Btnrs\n\u25a0tar in Hi\niter which !\u25a0\nBrother nnd Bihter Beparated In Infancy, Lrcitn E.ich Other ln\nOntmlo Village\nm-OL'KVIIJd.rVnt., Jan. lfi. \u2014 The\nreunion of a brother 'nrid lister after\naimoet lifelong aeparatlon lias just\nboeurrad in tin.- vUlage of rarroifa\nPoint. The principals In the happy\ninretlii-i, the first wince i-hihlhood, aro\nJohn E. (lUHlanil of Clrvi land, Ohio,\nand his sitter. Qrace, now .Mrs. Alvin\nM. Itawan of Parron'a PoUt\n1 The .sister was adopted whi.O 9\nmonth-* old by i\\ miller of fornwftll,\nand until Ihe death of her iosur-\ninothir, In 11\u00bb22, u;is unaware that ^ht)\nwas an adopted child. Sh-- had ahan-\nili.ni-d hoi f ever seeing her brother,\nrutin whom : lie hud le-m separated in\nchildhood, and or whose existence she\nhad been unaware previous to her\nmother's death, until hi- recently arrived at In r horn.*, hnvhiK traced her\nwherealioots \u00bbs the result of inquiry\nIn Cornwall and al'tir many yaara of\nTrial ih Leningrad Jail Involves\nTwenty-thrta| Cheka Member\nAttacked\nLl-NINUIIAD, Ittissm. Jan. Hi,\u2014\nOne of the most unusual trials ever\n\u25a0taged in Runia la in pEogreas in tin*\nprincipal Isolation Jail here. The accused arc 2;t prlaonm ol that Institution, charged with attempt in***- to\nmurder one of tiie'ir prison mates, who\nthey aliened to lie an active member\nof the Cheka or -secret police organization.\nThe trial, which is boint- con-\nI iliudctl In the church of tho prison,\n] is attracting whlc notice, not Only\nI bt'ciipso of the unusual nature of the\ni charge, but because ihe audience is\nmade up entirely of prisoners.\n\u2666 I-\t\nUnited States Share\nIs Insurance Policy,\nFrench Minister Says\nPARTS, .Ian, K. \u25a0\u2014 \"America's participate I\u00bb European :iffnirH by shar-\nIng tn the Dawes annuities is an iti-\n. surance policy on the payment of rep-\n] orations.\" Kiiuinc,' Minister Clementel\ntoday tohl the chamber of deputies. In\nmalting a declaration regarding the\nconference or allied finance ministers\nJust, concluded,\nThe burden of M, CltuicnfcI'M explanations of the results achieved at\nilie conference whs that Prahce \"for\none;'' had abundomnj and ceded noth-\neilANi-KOOK. Jan. Hi\u2014The euunl- I\n.1 Ing\" of the ballet) In the civic \\\nelection, when completed, showed that\nthe three former school truslees were\nall reelected\u2014I-'. It. iVwiil. 401; Mrs.]\nJ, j. J.ukson, 3NU; William Hciuler- .\nson. 27.1: H. Hern, the unsucceaa-\nful camiidatc. received 10L' votes.\nThe park hviaw was defented, lis\nvote being: For 205. ngainst 1W. its j\nni;ijoiitv was leaa than the required (\ntuo-lliirds.\nCOMMERCIALIZE AIR\nAS SOON AS SAFE\nCompanies- Roatly to Undertake Tram\nportatlon When Menus Are\nPertectcA\nNEW 1\nteuunlltp i\nMiner Groups\nHave Gun Fight; >\nOne Man Killed\n-i, IC\u2014nallroud,\ni companies Stand\nNr traiisportaii.-ii\nianc m- dirigible\nmonnble standard\nmgrussiunal suh-\nulr services wa\nA. <:. S.oiih\npresident of ti\nof Hre.\nCi\nFAIRMONT, W.Va, Jan.'ltJ.\u2014\nOne miner was shot anC ;nstant-\ni> killed, and another seriously\nwounded tonight -in a euh fight\nbetween two groups of minr'rs a',\nthis Grant Town mino 6i the\nNew England Fuel A Transportation company near here.\nAmerican Hteamship\n.ft, and ol the Ward\ntegtlftad he long had iwaiti i\nme when airplanes e.uihl prot it-\ninn- the fieM nf land, water and\navel.\nFather and Daughter Fail\nto Leave When Operative Uses Fumes\ni -.iiii\ntoUii\ni, loa\nt the\nIr\ntli-ll\nhoui\nMtul\nhe |i\ntold\nWon\nic wh,\nMils\ntiie\ni i -nj\nim\nwl\nIn\nml.\nul M\nA lin\ntu 1\nmln\nn Hit\nIn\nn.'li I'.ird.\nter, M.iiv\nlives here\nol Cuml-\n\u25a0lun, who\nr.ii\n.nnl\nlull\nice inat\nie home,\nteliI, he\n,:, ,i the\nthe ten*\nnt they\n\u25a0e wliil,-\n\u25a0j would\nI obeyed\nSTEAMEB ARRIVALS\nRolls His Burning\nWile in Snou)bar.h;\nClothes Burned OH\nal Hallfa\nfro n\nI J.,In\nEffort to Censor\nPolice News Fails\nfrom\nHalifax, from N.-w\n_,.-..,.-, a I Canadian Chaflengor, at Halifax\nVictoria Must heat *A*\u00a3?nTcowt, at tuui\n( Its White Bear Better \\ J\u00bb\u00a3|lILin' N',^.a\u201e, at Halifax, n.\nor Vancouver Gets \/r \"Vn^:;!,1 \";.i \\uuu* n-on, Amw,\n- [ Cbban at Hnilfax. frnm 81,\nVICTORIA, Jau: IC\u2014The game i oivtnpt\nl)oarfl toflay notjlted the city that , ainptnn.\nunltss hotter accniunio-latlon was Adrlatl\ninada for Ursna Kerincflcl, the \u00bb1- \u25a0 ! York.\nbii\\\u00bb bear worth Jio.ooo, and the .Mancln\nonly one of its Xlnfl In captivity, from St,\nths anlmnl will he sent to Stanley park, Vancouver.\n;d N. u Vi\nVANCOUVER, Jan. HI,\u2014The effort\nof Police Commlaaiemar Rohart Mc-\nPharaoa to have a .stop put to nrwt-\npapara jnentionlntf I nil Ivl dual mem*\nbara <.r the force wm rejected by\nthu conmiiKalon today.\nBritish Columbia ,\nLeads in Building\nVANCOl.'VKl'.. Jan. 16\u2014According to\nfiKuren complied hv A. .1. Ilarri\u00bbni of\n| the civic DUlhlinK department. British\niColmniiia leads all Canada except Wuu-\n(juc for ,1921 huildlns.\n\\ Fearing Losing Her\nIllegitimate Child,\nDomestic Suicides KuM\n\/fa\/fan Chamber\nGives Mussolini\na Huge Majority\nMONTREAL, Jan. 10.\u2014 Hcariny\nhir, wife uroaming for help,\nE ii y c n o L a b c 11 c d a s I \u25a0 t d into the\nk11<*iicn of ihalr home .ind found\nher dress in flames. He seiic.1\nhar 't'i his arms, and running\ninto the hackyard, threw her into\na snow bank, in which ho rolled\nl.-r until the fire was out.\nNisrly jvcry shred of clothing\nwiis burned from Mrs. Labclle's\nbody, but at the hospdal *.o\nwhich 'lie w.n taken it was discovered that *the herself had\no.caped with a sl>yht scorching.\nMajor Sifton Weds\nColonels Daughter\ncr the plunder.\n'There la no danVaf whatever of th\u00ab\nf1n\u00ab if'\".' enforced If restitution be\nvr-lantarfly made; but If there could\nhe s plain eottrai in on\"n Let rentf-\nfit'.n l.e made, and upon that beimr\ndone i.i the court of appeal relieve\nthe prisoners from the fine.\n\u25a0\u25a0I ean have n.i doubt that If the\nprlsohers can evade payment, they\nwill wllllnrly undergh the terms of\nImprisonment imposed on th-am. and\nenjoy Ihe soolll aftorwrds.\"\nit a n in. nth Says Bad Law\nMr, Hellioulh contended that the\nfine was had In law because It was\nh Joint one. hecauM there was no evl-\n(h-nc- in slu.w that Jarvis had kept\nnr.iv than *115.000 of the profits, an.l\nlhat he was entitled to reiiHonaldo\ntion for his work, and finally.\nunduly harsh and \u25a0\nthat tho effect of\nJudgment was that, if Jarvis did\nnot pay, he might he kept In jail for\nlife. The fine, he aald mlpht as well\nhave li.-.-n a million dollars.\n\"I Rubtnlt that, hy way of a fine, a\nman may tliun hi* given a lift* seii-\nI'-ine un a crime calling for a one or\ntwo-year maximum, and, therefore\nI ont-nd that It Is Improper, and\nthe i.,nit had no power to make such\nan ord.-r.\"\nA Means to XsstltnUon\nMr. Justice Middletoa\u2014You want U4\nt.. cut the line Into halves, and order\n.Mr. .Justice to pay Jilt'O.uO-J and Mr.\nSmith |3OO,OU0?\nMr Hullmuth\u2014No, I think thv fino \"\nis a I.ad thing alloifc-thor.\nMr. Justice MIddleton\u2014What do >6u-\nwant ui to do; make It a good one?\"\nMr. Hallmiltfi Insisted that the fino\nhad been Imposed in effect as n.\nmeans ojC obtaining restitution. If thu\nfine were paid, the province would\nstill ha v.- the aaiaa legal claim ta\ncompensation thai It had before. Ii\nshould not ba In eiQMI of the amount;\nw hlch Jarvis received.\n\"Surely the chief justice has comu\nt<> s conclnalon as to how much th\u00bb\u00bb\npri*vin(*i_ lost,\" remarked Mr. Justic.*\nMai;.-,.\n\"Bui tin n* is no pronouncement by\nIhi Jury as to whether a flve-evtit picc-i\never reached the pockets of thf ac*\ncus.*d.\" said Mr. .lustke Middleton,\nand Mr. Justice Hmnc pointed out\nthai r-tstitutioii reuuirtd only in ca^ca\nof theft.\nCounsel Resents Theft Idea\nMi', MIL runt h resmted anv 1-attaatM\nIhul th-re had been theft, and de*\u00bb\n(Continued on pane |)\nh; -\nnt th<\nlh-\ni:. .i.\nin I\n\u25a0a app\naf tio\nTOIIONTO. Jan. 16\u2014Fearing that her; im,,|\nillegitimate ehild would be tuho.ii from I i\nher. Annie Hoy he, aged 21, a Polish I '\"' ,\ndomestic, drunk a quantity of hr#,thit ' \u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*\u2022\u2022 Hiis y\niiiorninn. \u00bbnd ended her.iinony by'enil- ; *\u00bb' deputies,\ntint; her throat with a curving hinu*. \u25a0 'i-j.\n, h,_a vote of ooafl-\nK-mh r Mas-i,!inl. which\noval of tha haata princl-\ncleeloral bill now pend-\n-II today bv the chamber\nThe fota was III tu\n\u25a0ddn\nwa\nHI\nMa.-1\"<\nH'uhhi\n, Majr.r \\\n'Ulitloid\nHal\nLouise Caroline.\ni(- Col. W. Camptx.il\nindlng the Four'.'i\nMrs McDonald, S'.1\n\u2022sine the bride \u00ab\u25a0\u25a0 ;\n, 11 s.n . ion of Sir ;\nThe Weather\n'I'm., i, ii,prr.iiiirtn beinw are fur tlit\ntl li,.im rriaititf ycn-triluy nt:\n\u00bbI ll'Jl,U\ntl 1 oVilucU.\n\\'ICTORl-V, Jan. I'i\u2014IfSion ami vl.\nclnltv:. (';iir, .-I, *,i,l>- nml nnt\nmuch\nclmlurc In 1- ii l\"-i;iluri*. Tllln.\nMax,\nNELSON 12\n28\nVI, luiiii ::\u00ab\n12\n\\iinr' ,uvur 33\n::*\nKiimlnop*. . 6\nif.\n|:.,ili, \u25a0rv'ill.* 16\n26\nI'rin.v Rtivcrtl SI\n411\nKa-i-vun 42\n46\n.Mill. .11\nIH\niwmi \"20\n\u202210\n.\u2022nlK.irv ia\n36\n-\\ iiiiiijiiir *12\n0\nI'liii,', AMi.rl \u2022ll!\n\u2022 \u00bb\nMunlrwl \u2022 \u00ab\n6\ne I \u00abU\nIII\nll.ililiix \u2022 2\n16\ni.,tUs,ni ao\no6\nBan f-ninelM-o . .41\n1,6\nSroltle \u25a0 =11\n41\np\u00abntlc*ton , 16\n26\nV,rn,,n \u00ab\n2J\ni:i:ui,l rorka . 5\n11\nK.ihI., If\n2u\n-', nnhrooli \u2022 6\nU\nad Lad) BUtom\n\u2022 Ualvw im\n Tagc Two\nTIIE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1925\nLeading Hotels of the West\nWhere Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained\nGeorge Benwell, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nAMERICAN PLAN RATES, J3.50 TO J5.00\nRooms with Running Water and Private Batha.\n. Headquarters for all Travelling Men, Mining Men,\nLumber Men and Tourists.\nROTARIAN HEADQUARTERS\nSPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00\nTHE MOST COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THE CITY\nICUl Miinvllr OirWmr, mily iln\n\u25a0 nf Hun. will in tn Onrleny, fo\nnlirter ot mimlolpal affaire m\n-ton ,-il.iii.t. new of Tlin-c RI\n,\u25a0., bus recenty jnhud tlm ortfe\n\u25a0 Ureullne Rlnlcn In llnil oily.\nrt-1\nSPORT SIDELIGHTS\nIll'MK \u2014 11. Cowan. It. P. II.1111,11.\nK, A. Belwyri. llanff; C, Mclntyre, K.\nI,. KreotoK. Vancouver; H. J, LaBueh,\nNakusp; All:. MoNYIsh, Mrs. Blnljh,\nSlocan; Mint Qonaay, Pentleton; .Mr.\nand Mrs J. r'o*in. Ciliary; w. K. BMIn|\nRoMland; K. M. Brown, T, c. aiu-.i\nToronto; H. C. Stockton. Calgary; A\nW. Moore, Medicine Hut; Mr. nml lln\nIt. a Imvis, H. 11. CrazUn, (.'ran\nStill Enjoying Good\nHealth at Eighty-one\nNewfoundland Man Attributes This to Dodd's\nKidney Pills\nHe first bcijan using Dodd's Kidney\nPills twenty-four years ago.\nPORTTNS HARBOUR. NIM\u201e Jan.\nII.\u2014-(Special)\u2014No |ilac- scclns to l,e\nton smal! to iiinilsh at least one\nMraoil wlio i- prepared in say that\nhe owes Ilia liealtll In the (Ircut Ca.\nnadiaii Kidney Rcmodv- Dod-'i KM-\nII\".. Fills. Mr. Uich.ir.l lllli k. II IVI'll-\nknown inn! highly respoctad resident\nlicrc, is otic of them.\n\"Alinut :l veins ago I had a very\nsevere attack of kidney trouble. 1\nwas so ill tor three months with an\nUblng hack that I was almost if no!\nquite a cripple, 1 Pagan uUng Dodd'i\nKhlnev Will and in six months 1 was\ncompletely relieved.\nI am new in mv -.|\u00abi vear and nm\nmill in good Icalih and Itrong, which\nI firmly believe 1 can attribute to lhe\nuse of Dodd-i Kidney PlU'a so muni\ns',>1k,,h went up a guiue and Rose*\nland iliovn uuc. begalar \u00abee-Baw\nAt'ier Tuesdilv's (ill Willi Trail. Inst\nin-du's encounter w;i\u00bb rather Blow\naud the belli, were used a lot more by\nthe ullkiiils.\nUnsMland certainly tried hard, and\nin the lust period, Singer. Mollaky,\nJewell and Mnrslcrs were suing\nhoiiuds. Kusslaml's comblnutlon wan,\nhuwe.or.' lacking.\n\"Seotlv Xidinan\" was ugaln in hla\nusual fiirm. Ue lost one hard luck\nshot when he' saved and lhe puck\nhniiiulcl into the air. landing behind\nhim. fnr a counter.\nlies,\npla\nEUROPEAN PLAN\nDaylight Sample Roomi for\nCommercial Men.\nHotel Strathcona\nOnce You Get Acquainted With the Strathcona\nYOU WILL STOP AT NO OTHER\nI In,\nKidiK'N\nccssfullv used f-\nbagO, Diahelcs.\nDisease and a\nfaulty kidneys.\nmis\nr Rhe\nhi\nma l i\nBai\nii. Lum-\n.. Heart\nused by\nNOTICE\nOUR Interesting Prices\nON Moil's and Boys' \\v\nNO Churn i\" '*\"\"\u2022\u2022\u25a0\n\u25a0:ui, despite his \"Charlie\n.^^ d a pood gome, His\nhecl-tlng wm effective and hli rushes,\nalthough nut as speedy as when he\nis KohiK feOoa, showed that he knew\nhow to haridte the stick. *He rume\nthrough the Rume in fine style and\nwaa nut relieved once.\nI'.ic.Kinlson had another ureal night\nfor XHsui.. He was robbed of a\nsure goal lH tha last period, when\nHuffman passed nicely to him. Dutch\nlooked lor a corner but the ruhber\nhit the ppat ut about 100 miles\nper hour.\nN'otman's spill in tin- tirst period\nwith several Rosaland players around\nhis goal, nearly ruvc the funs heart\nfailure. Scotty. however repayed them\nleu fold 'ere the game was uver.\nJohnson, in Kosskmd's neis. wan no\nslouch, either and he Stopped several\nfine shots, especially (rom Wilfred\nM-arquIa, wlio worked well in frunt\nuf the nets last nitfht.\nTrlppUfg was Quite evident last\nnight, ami ye vera 1 Nelson players\nwere chased for II, (.James are won\nhy six men tin the Ice and two of\n| Rossland's Koala came when Nelson\nwas two men short on this account.\nfrank o'tlenski, in th*- second\nperiod, slipped out nf lhe penalty box\nHi) seconds before bis lime was up.\ni Timekeeper C. Currier was on the job,\nI however- and reported the error\ni Refer-'e Mctniyre, O'Censki \\v;ie\n! ordered buck into the box and\n! additional tno-ihimiio penalty wits\n| Imposed upon him.\nFARRINGTON WEEKLY\nTOTAL CREEPS UP\nUnity and Bolivar Still in\nFirst and Second Place\nfor Egg Totals >\nWhile the Unity Poultry farm and\nthe Bolivar White Leghorn farm keep\ntheir places at first and second, respectively, for tutals Jn the Agassi\/.\nO0| contest, it Ifl noted, in the\ntenth week, that lhe pens of other\ncontestants are catchim: up or paaalng\nthem, In weekly prod uel ion. The\nDeity now 1ms a grand total of I7.'i\neKRS, ami the Bolivar uf III, but\nthe weekly total of the Unity, 42. in\nnot only beaten by the Dominion Experimental farm al A^-jassiz, non-\ncompeting with r>0, but also by Unit\nof KaiTim-lon Brothers, with 4S eggs.\nThe Bolivar weekly total Is :_:., and\nahead of It are. in addition lo those\nmentioned, the pens of EL A. Hare,\nRichmond, with 11. and of J. 11.\nMuffor.l, and A. Cast, Appledale, with\n\u25a010; and H. A. Sn>der of Langley\nPrairie, with 38 eggs.\nThe M-UffOfd pen, with -till eg\u00abs,\nthat of A. K. Sehoflcld of McKav.\nfifth Ul, and lhat of T. Bridge of\nVancouver, have all joined the Unity\nand Bolivar in tiie tOU class, for\ngrand totals.\nEgg production for the tenth week\naveraged 37.93 per cent.\nWeekly und grand totals to date,\nwith the names and addresses of the\nowners of lhe competing pens, and\nthe breeds of birds entered, are:\nOwner and address\nWhite Leghorn\nim\nDom. ftp. Kami. Agu-\nSOLDIER FAILS FOR\nA MILLION POUNDS\nColonel Oienlcli in Granted Discharge\ntoy Court; Lout on Sale of\nPictures\nIjONDON. J-iu* 15. \u2014 (Canadian Press\nCubte.)\u2014An echo of the war wan heard\nin i he bankruptcy court here .today,\nwhen- ihe court grunted a, difichartfo\nto Lieut.-Col. Arthur Morlmj \u00bb..\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0. shipped by reKtstersd mail from\nlhe Royal Bank of Canada branch at\nCuantanamo, Cuba, to its branch at\nSantiago de Cuba, Jan. ]'_, was announced today.\nPostal inspectors an: workbig on-it\ntheory that a substitution of n brick\nwrapped in paper for the hills wus\nmade before the BOM office received the package. The money was\ninsuml.\n \u00ab\u00bb\nHospital Manager\nAlleged Embezzler\nVANrOCVKK, Jan, HI. \u2014 Alhgcd\n,to have etntosstod JTOHO of hospital\n1,funds of North Vancouver. ICdward S\nBayllss, manager, appeared hi court\nShis moraine and was remanded for\na week.\nMaiden Smothers\nUpon Her Pillow\nOTTAWA, Jan. 15.\u2014IVcbired to have\nbeen subiect to an indisposition which\nlast night caused her lo lose con-\nsolouseness, Brn*ratlne Oaya, aged Ll,\nwas found dead In her bed this morning, lji\u00bbg face downward, and smothered fay her pillow.\nng Heveial displays\ni for southern wear\nthat thu sleeveless\nand sometimes the\n.. . _ low. or again high,\n_ I most up tu the neckline while with\nthis is worn either a light colored fine\nJersey overblouse or a white silk nlri\nchiefTustice \"\nsays deserved\nthe maximum\n(Continued from Pa*e One)\nelared thai Jarvis bad aavoa ibe prov-\nine.- *.,oau,iieo.\n'\u25a0Thai statement has been laughed\nut,\" retorted W. N. Tillcy. represLiit-\nmg tlte alturiiey-Ki-ni-ral.\n'It would have been much more\nprofitable to tin province If Jarvis had\nbeen honest,\" commented .lusiice Mld-\ndb'ton, who later in the pn.ce.-dings\naunsated that if restitution had been\nmade. Ibe task of lhe court Would\nhave heen easy.\n\"Bui not *\\*-n (.00 cents has been\npaid In.\" he said.\nAs Mr. Tilb-y rone to reply on\nbehalf of the crown, .Mr, Justice Hid-\ndletoii hupilri-d if la- wouhl consider\nany revision of th,- sentence. 'There\nis a great ,i,al ..r dlffleulty.\" his\nlordship said. \"1 don't know how\nit can work out as it stands.\"\nf-rovlnco Claims Sentence R'ght\n\"I submit that H Ifl right as it\nstands,\" Mr. i'iib-v rejoined. \"Bui If\nnut, I should ask to have some roles\nas lo what it should be.*'\nMr. Tilb-y argued that tha keeping\nof tlu* iiii-n in Jail was not punishment,\nbill lo tllforcd payment of the fine.\nHe will Continue Monday morning.\n.entiox, K.C, told the court\nthat bis client. Pete? Smith, was not\ntaking any part In the appeal, but It\nwas announced that then wai an ap-\nruwn on behalf of\nThe\nResult\nThe people have\nchosen as\nfavorities\nOUR\nUNDERWEAR\u2014Watson's\nwinter \\weight.\nAt 20';;, Discount\nHOSIERY\u2014Penman's and\nLondon Lady; wool and\nsilk-and-wool.\nRegular $1.35 lo $1.60,\nfor $1.10\nRegular $1.10, for....90<\nA FEW CHOICE WINTER COATS at less\nthan cost to clear.\nDRESSES\u2014Serges, Trico-\ntines and Wool Crepes\n Less 25ri\nNelson Dry Goods Co.\nLadies' Wt^r Specialist!\nAft.r boln-T rev,' \u201ef North (Swilllm-\nburv township. Ontario, for 16 your*.I\nC. K. WlllouKhhy wus ilefL-ated ln|\nth,1 rtc-nl ,.|,ot;on.\t\nWALKED THE FLOOR\nFOR HOURS\nNERVES WERE SO BAD\nWherever there are people who ar\ntroubled with dcraiip'd mirvefe Iho\nwill find In Mllhnru'a Heart and N'orvw\nPills h remedy that will restore thoj\nequilibrium of thcNe d'Tan^cd ci'titor*-.\nand Wi-Injf hack the shattered nervous\nsystrm to a perfect condition.\nMrs. W. W, AultbOUSO, WuodruH\nOnt., writes:\u2014\"After li.i\\ln^' a. seven\nattack of bronchitis 1 was left in '\nvery weak, run-down eondllion; my\nnerves were Jill broken up; could no'\n\u25a0leap at ninht, und would havo to1\n?et out of bed and walk tho flooi- lor\nhours.\n\"Afler iislni,' a box of\nMILBURN'S\nHEART AND NERVE PILLS|\nI began i\u00bb reel much better, ami after\ntaking a tew more boxes 1 could e\nJoy m.v rest as well as I ever did.\nalways recommend them to all myf\nfriends.\"\nFor sale at all drucsists and dehl-j\ners; put up only by Tho T. Mil-*]\nburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.\nECZ\nON\nItched and Burned.\nCuticura Haded.\n\" Eczema broke out on mr hands\nin s rash of red pimples. It ltchtd\nsnd burned causing me to scratch.\nI could not put my hsnds in water,\nsnd I could not do my work very\nwell. The trouble Isitrd sbout two\nmonths. I rtad an sd vert 1 semen I\nlor Onions Soap snd Ointment\nsnd sent for s fres \u25a0\u2022mplc After\nusing it I got relief so punhssed\nmore,which completely he\u00abled me.\"\n.Signed) Miss Saiah Shulman, 23S\nManning Ave., Toronto, Omsrio.\nCutlcurs Soap, Ointment snd\nTalcum promote and maintain skin\npurity, skin comfort and skin\nhealth. The Soap to cleanse, the\nOintment to heal and lhe Talcum\nto powder.\ndkn.pl* T-.-h rn. hr Mill A.Mrra* \u25a0 iri'irr\n\" m : \u25a0 . -nl'-tr*, t 0 Bni Ull. Vm>'hI \"\n\u2022.l.-ilia- Umlmitni Mindfif\u00ab. Tili*'i\u00ab\u00bbJb\u00ab.\nf^~ .ry our n\u00abw Mi-i.mii Stick.\nFine for catarrh\nwhen melted in s\nipoon or snuffed\nup the note snd\nvapors inhaled.\nHead and Chest Colds\nRelieved In a New Way\nA Salve which Release* Medicated\nVapors when Applied Over\nThroat and Chest.\na led\nyap.\nat the oamo\ntime absorbed through the skin like a\nliniment, Vicke VapalUih reaches Immediately inflamed, cony est ed all*\npassages.\nThis Is Urn modern direct treatment for all colds that Is proving\nso popular In Canada and the Htaten\nwhere over 17 million Jars nre now-,\nused yearly,\nSplendid for sore throat, tonsilltls.\nbronchitis. CTQUft head ami chest\ncolds, catarrh, uslhma or hay fever. |\nJust rub Vlcks over throat nnd\nclient and Inhale lhe medicated\nvapors. It quickly loosens up ft\ncold.\n\u25bc VapoRub\nOct I7tfiiua*j4\u00a3s Usto Yt**i*\n **m*tr\nTHE NELSON DAILY-NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 102:,\nPageTSrwIl\nWi\n\u25a0 _!._'.\n... \u25a0 \u25a0\n' .-*\"*s -*\u25a0*\u00bb*.,\u2014-****v \u25a0*\"*\u2022\u25a0\u25a0 -**\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-. \u25a0\u25a0\no^l ixv\/ivrv juujlsO\ny WD ,Elenolre.Mehel*iB'g;Greate8tlStory ,y\nV . {RertfUngtnefteMawlSwlofthemiFkpptry:\n\"'- -- - - - \u25a0 -01\nI riIAPTI.lt x\\*. ___ - ,\nA TALK ON FAKASITES\nNora Lee wrapped henwdf in her\nlmshand'e loung-infr rob\", placed h\nliox of rlRnriMH and a pitcher of\nvu-tor nn a pmall taWe. opened a new'\nand much discussed novel nt an'audacious nnd, nf course, Illicit love t\\rv.noK1\nand wretched herKetf luxuriously In\ntho pun and dozed nnd read for an\nhour.\nSho was sublime with contentment.\nThe morning hftd been w nirtrtma,\nShe and Marjorie Cole were on the\ngolf links from 9 until 12. Nora t>4\nhad been playing three months and\nwas now reaching the stage where\nthe -ifamo fittlsfied, tied thrilled Iut.\nMore than thlfl, she -*'hft rea-chinfc\na Ray familiarity with life. It wo\n:iio longer -b-ftaet vilih problems. -H-.-r\nhusband was a charming and manageable fellow. She was finite nb'e\n\u25a0 to read his moods now and to dpminute them. He didn't know thin and\nkept it subtly to hfrself.\n1 Sho smiled dreamily, well awafra\nthat she waa art especially. lucky and\nfavored person , . . a lily of the\nfield required neither to toil nor to\nnpin . . . but merely to take deep,\nglad breaths; merely to laugh and\nrejoicfr.\n, Sho was lapped In a soft, languorous ease. Hut she had worked hard\nfor three yearn before her mafrhrge\nand the first, year had been difficult\nand troublous. So Mho was entiYlrd\nto .this long, sweet Vacation. Al>-\nnently, she sometimes promised - ft\ndisturbing, unsettled other self, a\nbut buried now: \"Next year I'\nthink about PMtling down-*-*-\"\nHy \"settling down\" she meant thrift\nshe would consider moving to a\nlarger place. Ha-no wanted a rea4\nhome, where be could gather ft\nlibrary;, where be cod!A hang to jii\nvantage some fine nk'etclu-s he ha\u00abJ\ncollected, and where thoy would be\nentirely to Ih'eiiiKilves and wouldn't\nbe smelling 'tha Onions and steal; frying in the adjoining apartment. '\n\"Settling down,\" a!t*o meant thnt\nNora Lee would .consider the tor-\nmen tins problem of raising a. family.\nThey didn't speak nlvout ihis nny\nmore, hut wometlmes . Xvhen the\\*\nwalked through 'th.** FtoVddio he would\nMethodist Church\nMi-mter\u2014 RfeV. JOHN H.\nWRIGHT, B.A.\nResidence: 709 Josephine.\nPhone '105.\nChoir Leader\u2014Mr. F. L. Irwin.\nOrganist\u2014Miss Ina Steed.\nSUNDAY, JAN. 18, 1935\n11:00 a.m.\u2014-Sitiiafiy .School and\nPublic service.\n7:30 Ji.tl.\u2014'SONft SERVTCE.\nProgram::\u2014\nAnthema: \"Christian, tho\nMorn Breaks Sweetly\nO'er Theo,\" \"Fear Ye\nNot, O Israel,\" \"Softly\ntho Sha.lcH or ITvcnlhs.\"\nDuets: \"Hold Thou My\nHand.\" Mra. Illfrcin-\nhothum nnd Mra, Gordon Allen: \"I'flthor, We\n...\u25a0 t * Thntik _H\u00ab*S;\" Mra.\u2022\nvVrneson and Miss Annable. l( .\nIndies' Chorus: \"T,ead,\nKindly Liglit\"; olillK-.to\n->y MrR- Tyler.\nSolo: ilr. -B.irtlnd.1le.\nAddrr-n on ''The Religious\nUses of Music,\" by (lie\nPastor.\nitymna: 3TC, 39\", 400.\nTUE80AY, JAN. \u00bb\n3:00 p.m.\u2014W.M.S. Mce|ln(r In\nChurch Parlora.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Conprepalion entertained by Circles 2 atlcl 3.\nA (food program; free.\nYou aro invited. Trinity\nBrotherhood SrrvIce'Oub\nwill attond.\nWEDNESDAY, JAN. 21\n7:00 p.m.-\u2014Tuxls. Croups Not.\n1 and 2.\n8:00 p.m.*-Prayor and Bible\nStudy -Service.\nTHURSDAY, JAN. 22\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Trail Ranger Croups\n1, t and \u00ab.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Choir Practice.\n\"FRIDAY, JAN. 23\n'\u2022\u00bb: 00 p.m.\u2014Mission Circle.\n7:90 p.m,\u2014C.CXT. Groups 1,\n, 2 .end 3.\nADVANCE NOTICE\nSaturday afternoon, February 11,\ntho \u25a0 Trinity Ladies' Service\nClub Will service Valentine\ntea.\nSLJOHN'S\nLUTHERAN CHURCH\nCor. Victoria \u00abnd Stanley Sts.\nDivine Services, *\/:J0 li.m. Text,\nEph., lv:l-6, \"The Scriptural\nPrlnclplea on True Church\nUnion'.'' ,-\nSunday School, 1:30 p.m,\nAt 8hirley H**ll--Sunday ScTiool,\n10 a.m.\nCARL t. JANZOW, Pastor ,\nFULL GOSPEL MISSION\nMaglio Block, 318'\/2 Baker fit.\nSUNDAY SERVICES ,\n10 a.m. and U a!m. ami 7; 30 p.m.\nWeek-Nighte\nTuesday and Friday,\" 8 p.m.\nLively Singlnc-rEveryhody\n\/,. - V.'t'lc'ome,\nttEV, H. EGGLETON, Peetor\nSeek ye tho Lord while he may\nbo found.\nstop to tease a little kid, and a quepp\nmerry twinkle would liRht up his\neyes. Thla always made ' her impatient and uncomfortable.\nNext year Is always a long time\ndiHtant. Well\u2014there was really no\nMm why she should alter their\nlives. Ptine was happy\u2014he worked\nhard, sometimes too hard. Tut he\nloved his work, and he waa succeeding;. Ho earned $300, a month. With\nthe rent their Income was \u00a5.10.\nSo thoy didn't worry. lie did nf\nho said ho -would\u2014flung It nil in; her\nlap\u2014loved t-\\ see her well dressed\u2014\nloved to see her hrilllant\nSho rinsed the turpid papes nf. her\nbook and he-gan to muse: \"I must he\nhappier than most '-women. I Wonder\nIf it's because Dane is hotter than\nmost men? I wonder if it's because\njurs is a real love?\"\nA rude Jangling at the bell disturbed\nthese pleasing reveries. Sallle came\nbreezing In: \"What! Not dressed yet.?\nI, llioupht I was Invited to lunch.\nPretty soft\u2014pretty soft!\"\nSallin's eyes swept Nora T_ee and\nthe sun filled room with frank and\nivarMotts envy.\n\"I've heen dressed and out nnd in\nMUl, ole dear. And your lunch Is\nready. It's been ready since 8i20\n.his a.m.\"\nSallle took off her hat and pulled\na comb through her heavy red hair:\n\"I-nrd, I worked this morrinff. I've\n(fot a hei! of a job and lira meanest\nman on the earth over mo.\" .\n\"You mean Clemens? I thought he\ntook you to- the theater and dinner\nW vera I times more or loan,\"\n\"Several times was enough. I'd\nlike to ho popular, both heaven and\nyou know, out not at -th* price of\nVlernons. _I*-'s been hateful ever\nriinee I've refused his attentions, I'm\nlonkinfr for another place.\"\nSal lie s,lt down nnd pulled over O\nCool, telnpllng salad. \"Pon't bother to\nehanpe yonr-altire, woman! I'm starved.\nAnd I'd like to ask you, -Nora Lee,\nif you know how lucky yom are?\"\n'\"I was pondering the subject when\nyon bo rudely entered. Yes\u2014I'm fully\nawfiro of my good fortune.\"\n\"What I wouldn't give, for the\nehsTK-e -nf being a delightful parasite.\nN..ra I.ee's lip went up in Irritation. \"Tl>:it sounds venomous, Sal.\"\n\"You're not r.-johing the hypocritical stnpe are you. Nora lioe? Not\ngill tug touchy ab>m your Inking finalities, T hope.\" ?\n\"A parasite takes and gives nothing In WtbTn.\"\nSallied smiled: \"Naturallv you know\ntho definition. That's exactly what I\nwant -tn do. Only, can a person do\nIt indefinitely and get away with ft?\"\nNora I.ee was growing very hot. She\nnow asked Mtlngly; \"Aro all wives\nparasites, Sallio?\"\n\"A large percentage\u2014especially childless wives. They're out to pot and\nhot to give. Hence a crowded divorce\ncourt.\"\n\"It shows your ignorance, my dear!\nIt's tho women who pive most that\nare most often difched. Your clever\nparasites keep men where, they want\nthem.\"\nSallle took a large bite of hot muffin and smiled indulgently. I wasn't\nthinking of the clever parasite, J was\nthinking of you, Nora Lee. and of me,\nSnllle Paul. No! We couldn't piny\nthnt jgarhe forever. I suppose you\nhave your dubious moments even\nnow?*'\n\"You 'suppose wrong!\" \/\n\"But as a matter of fact, is there\nnny reason why Unno Herrlek should\nwork himself to skin and bone in\nSt Paul's\nnan\nChurch\nREV. P. R.'c. DREDGE, M.A.,\nt . Minister\nPhone 301R Manse, 315 Silica\nSUNDAY, JAN. 18\n11 r-0ft* n.m.\u2014Morning Service.\n2; 30 p.m. \u2014 Sunday School\nmeets. Adult Bible Class\nmeets.\n4:00 p.m.\u2014S. T. T-iblo Class\nineolf-t in the voslry.\n7:110 p.m.\u2014Evening AVorshfy.\nA cordial Invitation is extended\nto all strangers to attend those\nservice ft.\nMONDAY\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Cubs meet.\n7: *15 p.m.\u2014The Excelsior Club\nmeets in tho vestry.\nTUESDAY\n3:00 p.m.\u2014llegular meeting of\nthe \\V.M.S. in the vestry.\nWEDNE8DAY\n4:15 p.tn. \u2014 Sunshine Mission\nHand meets.\nC:00 pim. \u2014Annual congregational meeting. Dinner\nserved mf the Ladles' Aid\nSoclMy at 6 o'clock; tlOc\nper platt**. Business meeting after dinner.\nTHURSDAY\n.8:00 p.m.\u2014The S.T. Club meets\nin the basement.\nF&IDAY\n7:00 p.m.\u2014C.G.I.T. meets fn tho\nthe basement.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Choir rractleo. F.\n15. Wheeler, organist and\nchoirmaster.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Boy Scouts meet in\n\u25a0baEcrtioVit. A member of\ntho loCal Radio Club will\naddress tho Scouts.\nADVANCE NOTICE\nTho \"annual tea under tho aits-\npices of the. W.ft.S. will be\nheld in the church basement\non Friday, February 6.\nBAPTIST CHURCH\nP\u00abtoi*-REV. J. E. TYNER\nResidence, 3T6 Robson Street\nMorning Service at 11:00.\nCottimttnlon at tho close of tbo\nmorning service.\n{Sunday School nnd Bible Classes\nat 2:.10.\n1_Y(-T]!rt\u00a3 Service at 7:30.\nAnnual Business Meeting of the\nChurch, Thursday Evening, at\n7:30.\nnnler to nlltiw yffu to wallow day\n-ift-T day in idleness?\"\n'-\u2022Mind your own busines-s, .S:.lr , T\ntavlUd vuu here for a nice, friendly\nchar.\"\ntultte hurst nut \u25a0 lanphinR*. \"T admit\nI'm nervrms, hut If you're so Fiire nf\nyour riclns, why do you get so ir-\nril.ihle'.\"'\nNora Lee poured cream very slowly\ninto her coffee. Affr a njODl- at\nshe yawned and asked wilh effeict-\ned Indifference; \"Do you believe that\nall wives fdnmld work, Sal? What is\nthere so nnhlc about work that we\npraise it so? Bertrund Kussel givs\ntho world would be a lot better off\nf\u00ab hnlf of its work was left undone,\naad if tbe na.n who rua about so wildly now would just stretch out in the\nsun and be hnppy, we'd have a snne,\nwiser uk*\u00bb. Becau.se so-much work that\nIs done is pernicious n^id unnecessary.\"\n\"The world would' be a lot better\noff if half of Hs peoj)Ie were -dead,\nalso! Kill off'nil'the imbeciles and\ngossips and vlllians and we'll nil be\nhappier. I don't sny a wife should\nffet out ln the stores and offices and\ndo manual work. J'.ut you can't just\nsquat and squat nnd cxivct to keep\nallvo and interesting. You've pot to\nstrive some way or another or you\nstRRnate.\"\nNora Lee said with a BtruRRlo: \"I\nsuppose then I'm nearing stagnation?\"\nSallle shrugged: \"You're not as vital\nas you used to be. You're not as\ngripping a- personality.\"\n\"Well, shut up!\"\nBailie ?beamed merrily: \"Now I'm\nplacated for my hours of toil. Max\nIs in town. Have you> seen him? He\nasked ver\" insistently about you. I\nwould that 1 had your ancient charm,\nole dear!\"\nNorn Lee said moodily: \"No, t haven't seetn him, Not since I was married.\nHe stayed only three days the last\ntime he was here.\"\nShe listened haphazard to the gossip\nof Salllo'e office; to the account of\nMinna's latest escapade\u2014a bathing\nparty on the beach. She was delighted when Hallie left. '\nShe wont into her room nnd dressed\nwith elaborate care, on fire to see\nI\u00bbnne Herrlek. She would storm him\u2014\nwith Questions\u2014find out if she were\nreally going to need\u2014really a worthless taker\u2014\nIt was Saturday afternoon. Lately\nhe had been working until 6. She\ngot there just as the bells were ringing.\nShe waited for him to come down.\nHalf an hour passed.\nShe grew uneasy nnd went up to\nhis office. Kvery one else had gone.\nShe knocked at his toot. He didn't\nanswer.\nFinally \u25a0 she pushed it open. He\nwas sitting half crouched at his desk,\nhis head slumped in his arms\n(To Be Continued.)\nits\nwhile\nthis\n1C,7\nMRS. COCKLE WAS\nA KASLO PIONEER\nLived in Lake Capital Over\nThirty Years; Dies at\nDaughter's Home\nThe death occurred, Thursday night\nnt the home of her daughter, Mrs.\nRobert A. Kltitpatrlek, Third street.\nrafrview, of Mrs. J. W. Cockle of\nKaslo. one of the pioneer residents\nof this portion of Kootenay district.\nThe deceased has been tailing in\nhealth for some monlhw.\nMrs. Cockle, wlio. before her marriage, was Miss Wlnnlfred Kellett,\nwas born In I'reston, Lancashire, Kng-\nland, HO years ago, und came to 'Canada In 1881 settling in Winnipeg.\nIn 1881, during the boom days In\nKaslo and Ainsworth district, tin; late\nMrs. Cockle came west, settling at\nAinsworth. She moved from Ainsworth to Krtslo In 1S!*3, and h.ts resided in Kaslo since thnt time. She\nwun married at Kaslo in lflflt.\n- The deceased ia survived hv her\nhusband. J, Y\\\\ Cockle of Kaslo. by\ntwo daughters. Mrs. it. A. Klrkpntriek,\nof Nelson, Miss Agnes Cockle OX\nKaslo, by one son. \"W. Leonard Cookie,\nwiio is a student at the University\nof Alberta at Kdmonton; by a brother and four sist.rs In England, and\nby three sisters, who are residents\nOf Vancouver.\nBOTH BYLAWS\nARE DEFEATED\nAT THE POLLS\nNecessary Three-Fifths Majority Lacking; Bell Is\nSworn in as Mayor .\nRoth bylaws submitted to the Nelson\nproperty owners on Thursday were\ndefeated, neither having attained the\nnecessary three-fifths majority of the\nvotes neeessarv exclusive of spoiled\nballots. The bylaw for $10,000 for the\ncompletion of the Trafalgar school\ntrow ||S votes in Its favor and 274\nigainst it, with 48 spoiled ballots. Por\nthat number of adverse votes a. favorable vote of 411 would have hqen\nrequired. This was not attained by\nmargin of id votes.\nThe second bylaw for Jl 0.00(1 for\nthe grading of the grounds for the\nHume nml Trafalgar schools, and the\nInstallation of a heating plant in th\nhigh school, drew Ml voles Ir\nfavor nnd Kit votes against It,\n55 ballots were spoiled. To carry\nbylaw over this adverse vote,\nvot.es would have heen required,\nt-11 more favorable votes than It Obtained,\nCounting of the votes took place\nyesterday morning In the city hall under the supervision of \\V. K. Wnsson.\nreturning officer, and George llor-\nstead, poll clerk.\nBell Sworn In\nJohn Bell, mayor-elect was yester-\nlay morning sworn in as mayor bv\nW, K. WHion, J.R None of tho al-\nderrtien have yet been sworn in.\nFigures yesterday showed that 873\npersons turned out to vole on Thursday. Some of those, however voted\nonly on the bylaws nnd the total\nVotes polled amounted to SB*, Comparing this figure with the figures of\nlast year shows that 1S2 more voters\nwere out thiR year, Last year Ml\nVotes were polled.\nThree Serve Two Yeare\nOf the aldermen elected Thursday\nthe three* heading the polls will oe-\neupy -a seat for two years. Thus J.\nK. McKenzle. 3. P. Mofgftn nnd J. T.\nHerrlngton will he council members\nfor a two-year term. Dr. J. H. lten-\nnett, Coorge Turner and I. A. Austin\nwill sit for a period of one year. Next\n..ear the electors will vote on throe\nalflerme*t only.\nThe same awritefl to all cities of lhe\nthird class who vot.d throughout the\nprovince on Thursday, that had congests in their elections for nldennanic\niloMfl and were not under the ward\n:*ys(em. These cities in the Kootenays include Trail, Kaslo and t'rnn-\nbrook, as well as Nelson.\nIn other cities not under the ward\nsystem hut where aldernianle offices\nWere filled by acclamation, the same\nsystem will he--brought into effect nt\nthe first contested election. Aldermen\nelected thlw year will serve one year\njn these latter cases.\nNELSON INSTITUTE\nIS PREMIER ONE\nSo Mrs. Todd Told Toronto;\nMothers Pensions Are\nDiscussed\nThat the Nelson and District Women's institute was considered Him premier institute of the province, accord-\nInn to n si a lenient made In Toronto,\nrecently, l.y Mrs. fe, Todd, in charge\nof the BnOlh Columbia women's institute exhibit at the Toronto exhibition, was stated in the K.I'., hall\nMrs. Pitt, at the request of the president, -Mrs. D. BtDenis, described the\nexhibits put on in Toronto by the\nvarious provincial institutes last year.\nAn animated discussion on the present Syrftem of granting pensions to\nwidows was carried on, arising out\nof the reading of a letter from Judge\nHelen McGlll of. (ho juvenile court,\nVancouver, stating Bhe had incorporated the provincial laws concerning\nwomen and ohlldren Into a booklet, and\nRaking tho institute If It eared to\nbuy copies. It was decided? to buy a\nhaif n doaen,\nA lireat War Veteran's association\nresolution asking , that the Institute\nIndorse Its petition that tbe government keep November 11 ns Armistice\nday only, nnd not aa Thanksgiving as\nwell, was Indorsed.\nWINTER SPORTS\nAT GOLF CLUB\nSkiing, Snowshoeing and\nTobogganing in View;\nMay Form Club\nrrospeets of a winter sports club\nfor skiing, tolmgganing, snowshoeing\nnnd perhaps Open air sknting, came\nbefore the Nelson Coif and Country\nclub directors yesterday, when per-\nTni.--.Rlon was given to a number of\nsports enthusiasts, Ireaded by l\\ C.\nWragge, to use the club grounds' and\nclubhouse this winter.\nThe directors suggested that for\nnext winter a winter sports club should\nbe organized and pay the golf cluo a\nrental.\nConstruction of a tohnggan slide nnd\na ski lump has been discussed, as has\nthe flooding of the tennis courts for\nan opm nir rink. Next year It is intended to Inquire as to whether this\ncan be done without any Injury to the\ngolf club property.\t\nRESULTS OF GAMES\nAT CURLING RINK\na.\nw\nJno.\nn.\nI\nc.\nson,\nTl\ndlowing are the results of games\nhe city series at the curling rink\nlast night's and Thursday'* play:\nThursdays Gaines\nHush. Ifl; W. Fotlierlngham, 7.\nW. Robertson, 13; B*OSOn, 8.\nBtDttthr- 2; It. D. Harnes, 12.\nHladworth. 3; Pr. IC. (J. Smyth. 11.\n. M. Myers won by default from\nCardm-l.\nAndrew*, 0; \\V. Thomson, n.\nHell, 9; J. O'Shea, 8.\nKeith, fi; Ceorge Ferguson. 9.\nr. -Mellardy, Ifl; J. H. D. llen-\n8.\nLust Night's Games\nW. \"Robertson. 11; R. -Andrew, 12,\nHell, tt; W. K. W'asson, 11\nThomson. t\u00bb; C. Douglas, 10.\nF, Mellardy, 13; H. Hush. 7.\nV. .Barnes, 7; A, T, Walley, %\nWYCLIFFE TRIMS\nKIMBERlEY SQUAD\nInflicts First Defeat\nLeague-Leading Miners\nTeam Has Had\nWYCLIPPE, Jan. lfi. \u2014 Tn an Kast\nKootenay Hockey league fixture played\nhere Wednesday ni^ht, the local team\ntook the nieasoii-e of the league-leading\nKimberley squad by the score of \u25a0(*\u25a0!.\nThis wan the season's first defeat for\nthe miniiur town club, which had won\nthree s t ra Igh t ga me s from their opponents by over who lining scores.\nTho tables wore turned With a\nvengoaiiee and only a tally that bad\nall the earmarks of a lucky shot\nsaved the visitors from a shutout.\nFor the visitors, iloelion, l.a Fortune and I'eever ntarred. The work\nof the latter in goal was outstanding,\nhis work with the el owe-In raiders\nbeing well timed and effective.\nI.arrv Piper of Wyclll'fo, who has\nestahHshed a name for himself an a\neree in this district, handled the\nbell in efficient manner as usual.\nThe Lineup\nWycliffe Kimberley '\nCoal\nL. Crowe IVoyer\nForwards\nJones C,lll\nMitchell Griffiths\nVV. Staples Slawter\n\u2014i mumenaur\nK. Staples Mills\nDefence\nT. Johnson M*Wer\nw. Johnson Roohofi\nk'o..ter.av I\/ike fteniBtal hospital. \\\na decided success. <'],\u25a0.':.,\u25a0 on to\npeople took in tin* \u00abifair.\nThe hail way de001*ftt*d in the \"w\ntor garden\" effect and for Iho oc\n\u2022-ion red crosses were Included in\nHa)] and table decorations. l.m\nnu in lie r dances were) also included\nthe program. Mlse M. Arthur :\nMrs. Austin EllloU each rende\n..do\nBIG TIHBER DEAL\nMADE ON ISLAND\nTen Thousand Acres Taken\nOver From Canadian\nPacific\nTRAVELERS DANCE\nIN AID OF HOSPITAL\nVANTOT'VFR. Jan. If!. \u2014 At a price\ntold to he in the neighborhood of\nStno.nnn, the first large sale of timber limits since the legislature fjxed\nlhe timber royalties was completed\nto,lav. when the Hloedel, Stewart A\nWelch corporation and Fanis & Kihg\ntook over between 10,000 and ll.OnO\nacres near Great Central lake from\nthe Canadian Pacific railway.\nThe area is virgin timber, a survey\nshowing very heavy growth. ft is\nSituated in the Oreat Central lakes\ndistrict, about 13 tulles from Fort\nAli.etnl.\nBig-g-er One Under Way\nCroat activity has been shown In\nthe timber market since the legisla-\nVACUUM\nPACKED\nLarge Crowd Attends the\nEvent of the Week;\nSongs\nThe AMMfatt* raniMlKin Tr\u00bbV*\u00bbl#T-\nI&I.04 in tho l.aKl\u00ab 1k\u00bbI1 IriNl night,\nheld in aid of Ihn Womins Aid ot Iho\nCoffee\nKept fasn\nin. tfieMcttamTin\nti;re fix* d the r\nV ;-y l:.rn \u25a0 tr-.ii\nto le- under m ;\u25a0\u25a0. UIK- ot\nvolve-i. it h-i*. -aid. Ml ei\nla rye t r'aci on the lower n \u25a0\nprice being in the m Igh \u25a0\n(1,040,000.\nTimber cruisers and fore*,\nare now making arrangi m- i\nseveral large an aa ui> tn<\nsoon as weather eondh io\nto report to prospective put\nlimits for which negotiatio]\nn,imil wh\\\\ poIlahM top; hei;:i'ise\nit occupies little .--pace, yet haa yre.t capacity; bteatfao it is tbe culminating aciiieve-\nnient of ye.irs of e-epcrienco by the manufacturer! of the famous Peninsular UHI\nof ranges, but moat especially heetuee nt Hi imbaatabla cooklnt .iimlities and Bar-\nrrisinfcly low cost\u2014do Xew Magnet a*fl taken bold erf the hearts of all the Woiucti\nwho have used this wonderful little Ci '\nwood range.\nIt has insiilaled Dm hot lorn nnd oven door---with thermometer, oonoeajed smokn\npipe, warming closet of twice the ordinary capacity, convenient flue clean-mit under\noven door, and many other features' that contribute to aaiy operation and perfect\n\u25a0paOfcfatf satisfaction\u2014and is so strongly laiili thai it will give a !ifeiim<* of service.\nIt tnkes Quito ft. hook to justly describe thla up-to-the-minute cooker\u2014nnd you'll\nfind it very intr-resiing reading, too. Bead the coupon fat full particulars. If yu\nnre interested In a coal or wood and paa range, write tot thfoimatton of our ivw\ncombination range.\nCLARE BROS. WESTERN f*-* r;::jZ\u2014SMM.\nLIMITED\nVANCOUVER\nEDMONTON CALGARY WINNIPEG '\n1-1.,-n-o. -'..\u201e,\u201e i.\u201ei\nD.pt \u00bb Q Viuicouvtr, TI.C.\n!*;.\u25a0... ..n.l m D-M-aUd |,.,NciU,i \u201e! ,l\u201e N-w M.,\u201e\u201e j\n\"..\nclare bros: new magnet range\nIs sold in Nelson by J. P. Morgan, New and Second-Hand Goods, \"0\\ Baker St. Thone 47\nStrenuous Days\nttuil.li up Jin, in.ncrves.and Oodj\nWhrn days are filled with the rush and strain\nof BnrilMfli or housework\u2014you know the\nlassitude thai creeps over you at times\u2014the\nafternoon heaviness-\u2014the exhaustion afte<\nthe day's work.\nThese are times for a cup of delicious \"Oval-\ntine.\" Made from ei*[-s, milk and barley\nmoll, \"Ovidtine\" will supply the extra energy to brin^ you \"up to the crest\" again.\nA cup token on retirins soothes the nerves,\nassures sound sleep and promotes vigorous\nhealth.\nAt all Druggiats\n50c.,85c, $1.50\nA. WANDKR, LIMITED, LONDON, ENO.\nCanaJi.n Office: -155 Kin|- St. West, Toronto.\nHritish\u2014und \u25a0\u25a0\u2022(\u2022_ throughout thr Empire\nfl\n<\u25a0*__\n m\nT*8ge. Four\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1925\nTHE DAILY_NEWS\nPublished every morning except Sun-\n***.7 by Tho News fublishiriK company.\nlimited. Nelson, B.O.\nBusihess lettert nhould be addrepeed\n* id checks and monev orders made\npirynble to The News Publishing company, limited, and in no case to Individual members of ths staff.\nAdvertising rate cards and A.B-C\n\u2022t a lenient* of circulation mal'ed on\nrrquest, or may be aeen at the offlcs\nof any advertiRtng agency recogntied\nby the Csnnrtlfln Prens ossoelatton\nHUBROBTPTTON RATES\nBy mail (country), per month ...$ .**.\nPer year 6.00\nRy mull (city), per year 11.00\nOutside Canada per month 75\nW year f.BO\nDelivered, per week 25\nPer year , tl.00\nPayable lo Advance.\nAndlt Bureau of ClronUUos\nSATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925\nShakespeare and the Film\nIt would be hard to substitute\nShakespeare for the films In this\nstage of the world's fancy. But\nRobert Mantell is quoted as saying:\n'Tor a world that is drunk with the\nmovies the only goberlng draught can\nbe Shakespeare.\"\nIt Is hardly fair to jay that the\nfilms are merely intoxicating or\nShakespeare simply an antidote. There\nIe still room in the world for both\nthe poetic drama and the cinema.\nThe movies reflect after the manner of a mirror. They are human and\nrepresent the life and thought of the\ntime.\nAs for Shakespeare, he hardly\nwrote his plays for sobering draughts.\nImagine trying to sober up on\n\"Titus Andronlcus,\" for instance.\nConditions in Great Britain\nImprove\nUnemployment in Great Britain Is\nJust half as great as in 1920 but there\nremain more than three-quarters of a\nmillion Idle workers to deal with. The\nindustries hardest bit are shipbuilding with 28 per cent of unemployment' in the first week of December\niron and Bteel 23 per cent and cotton\n15 per cent. There Is improvement\nover a year ago, but It seems obvious\nthat taking in the second half of the\nunemployment slack will be difficult.\nOf emergency measures road building comes first, supplemented ' by\nland drainage and afforestation. These\nnnd similar public undertakings have\nbeen largeely carried on by the local\nauthorities with parliamentary subventions. Permanent remedial measures have been directed to the revival of trade. Ramsay McDonald\ndeclared nearly a year ago that tho\n\u25a0Urest way to combating unemployment was to stimulate industry, and\non that ground a Labor-Socialist\nprime minister heartily Indorsed the\nTrade Facilities act. Prime Minister\nBaldwin recently Informed the house\nof commons of what has been done\nnot only to revive the standard Industries but to create new ones. The\nerection of sugar beet factories has\nbeen going on at a rapid rate. Progress has also been made in the\nchemical Industry and the manufacture of scientific instruments. Final\nly there is Hie elaborate housing\nprogram, which has made the building trades the most prosperous class\nof labor. There is an actual shortage of skilled labor in building.\nBasic to every effort for Increasing\nemployment in Great Britain Is the\nneed of appeasement on the continent\nand the restoration of Britain's world\nmarkets. Despite the popular school\nof economics which dreads the effect\nof German recovery on British industry, the figures on British unemployment show a*steady decrease in\nproportion as Germany has been settling down.\nEfficient .aLme^m\nbuseke^mW-\nLnura. A. KirKman r\nTUB MODERN DINING ROOM\nTOMORROW'S MENU\nBreakfast\nCereal Cooked With Dates\nBoiled Eggs Toast\nCoffee\nDinner\nRoast Chicken Cranberry\nSauce Mashed Potatoes\nSquash Let luce\nRussian Dressing\nBread pudding Coffeo\nSupper\nWelsh Rarebit\nJam Sand wishes Preserves\nCake Coffee\nThere seems to be a tendency, in\nthe modern dining room, to get away\nfrom the suggestion of food between\nmeals. Our grandmothers hung\npictures of fruit and of dead fowl\n(!) on their walls, and kept filled\nvinegar cruets and salt nnd pepper\nshakers on their buffet or serving\ntable constantly. But the ideal dining room of today lacks this food-\nsuggest iveness. I am going to de-\ncribe a dining room recently furnished by a prominent interior decorator;\nA large brown rug covered tho\nfloor, leaving two feet of polished\nwood border showing around it. Tho\nwalls were covered with an ecru\nsatin stripe paper. Tho furniture of\nAmerican walnut consisted of a round\npedestal table, six chairs, and a\nsmall serving table. Tho room had\nan open fireplace which was cheerfully outfitted with brass andirons,\nbrass wood box (antique) and a\nstand holding the customary brass\nshovel, poker and tongs. A small column-like stand ln one corner of the\nroom supported a gold fish globe, a\npretty sight in tho brown color\nscheme. On tho walls were a few\nmarine paintings.\nBut the most singular note in the\nroom was the comparative bareness of\nbuffet, dining table and serving table.\nIndeed the serving table was totally\nbare, save for a runner of ecru linen\nfilet, A similar runner covered the\ntop of the buffet and tho only\nornaments on this piece of furniture\nwero two old-fashioned urns standing\n12 inches high, with a Rmiill glass\ncover; these were placed on either\nend of the buffet. On the dining\ntable was a 14-inch wide runner of\nbrown tapestry edged with gilt braid.\nUpon this, In (he center of the table,\nstood a small round jar or gold-\nbanded white glass, with cover to\nmatch the two buffet urns. There\nwas nothing inside the urns or this\nsmall jar.\nWhen I stood in the doorway of this\ndining room I was immediately impressed by Its restfulness. There was\na distinctly refined note about it.\n\"Here is a room.\" I said to myself,\n\"which Is purely utilitarian. At\nmealtime it is used; between meals\nIt Is sensibly bare. Yet it haB 'tone' \"\nI liked It and wondered whether\nother housewives would not welcome\nthis hint from the up-to-date Interior decorators nnd remove candlesticks, fruit bowl, and vases from\ntheir dining rooms? There Is a\n\"distinguished\" look about an uncluttered dining room, and I believe we\nshould all \"try out\" this new idea, at\nleast.\nAll Inquiries addressed to Miss Klrk-\nnutn ln charge of \"Efficient Housekeeping\" department will be answered\nIn these columns In their turn. Thla\nrequires considerable time, however,\nowing to the great number received.\nBo, if a personal or quicker reply is\ndesired, a stamped and self-addressed\nenvelope must be enclosed with the\nquestion, be sure to uso your full\nname, street number, and the name\nof your city and province.\nTIIH EDITOR.\nFoster's Weekly Weather Bulletin\n\u2022 Temperature\nfor\nMonth\nof Januai\ny, 1*125.\n1 2\nS *\ni i\n* *\n5\n\u2022\n*\n\u2022\n*\n7 8 91\n\u2022 .. ..\ne ..\non QD\n e\n. e \u2022 ..\ni ,\n\u00bb * * *\n14\ne\n*\nIS It. 1\n\u2022 .. .\n.. \u2022 .\n.. .. \u2022\n* * *\nIK 1)10\n.. \u2022 ..\n\u2022 .. e\n# * *\n1 ll H 24\n\u00bb * * *\n\u2022\n. .- e ..\n.\u25a0.5 26 27 2-?\n* * * * <\n._ \u2022\t\n\u2022 ..\u00ab...\n \u2022\n) JH.ll\nifc *\n.. e\ne ..\nCenter line of small stars represents normal temperature for the month, while round dots show the predicted\nvariations.\nThe Lighter Side\nReaders of The Dally News contribute 'many of the best Items to\nthis column. Just \u00ab\u00bblgn your name\nor initials, or nom-de-plume, and\nsend ln your brightest ideas.\u2014Editor, Lighter Side.\nBluff No. 3762; \"Loo^t it up in the\ndictionary and you'll remember it\nlonger.\"\nHumans ers funny, and they\nreally enjoy thrift unlets it is\nthrust upon them.\nMen are Inferior io some ways, but\nthey can do without a wash rag.\nTHR MAN WHO FIRST SPOKE\nOF CARS THAT Tt'RN TURTLE\nNEVER SAW A TURTLE DOVE.\nWASHINGTON, Jan. 17. \u2014 Date of\nthis bulletin is near the center of\nstorm wave of January lfi, which is\nexpected to swing well down through\ncentral latitudes but not severe in far\nsouth. This storm wave is expected\nto follow a period of mild winter\nwenlher and to mt M a shock absorb-\ner for the very severe and fengerotta\nperiod of week centering on .htmi.uy\n14, as the forcfl of stoma ot January\n16 will be severe (-nnugh to temporise\nthe shock of that of January IM,\nwhich Is expected to be tlm most severe of the present winter and will\ntarry great extreme and precipitation\nto practically the entire continent,\nreaching fur Into the smilh. Storm\nwave centering on February * will\narrive before the country is fully recovered from the blow of January 14,\nand will bring colder temperatures but\nnot as great extremes, due tn the expected temperatures being below normal when this Htnrm wave makes Its\nappearance. While this storm wave\nof P-lbruUV \u2022 will not end the present winter, it is expected to be the\nlast severe storm of the winter anil\nnatural Ice men are ngain advised\nthat the period following this storm\nwave Will he the time for them to get\nIn their best work and finish their\npreparations for a long. hot. dry summer. This warning applies to such\na vast area of North America that 1\nWo have reached the limit when\nmodest men on a windy day must\nhold their pants down.\nMan's three period*: Believes\neverything; believes nothing; wishes\nhe could believe.\nIt's no hardship to have a feminine\nneighbor who can't sing unless she\nthinks she can.\nOnce Dad's pants were cut down\nto fit Willie. Now they are not\n\u2022van cut down to fit Dad.\nNothing in the world Is utterly\nhopeless except the negro dialect ol\na New England author.\n_M almost say to the reader, wherever located\u2014this menus you.\nThose interested are asked, for their\nown benefit, to watch the change In\nevaporation areas as It progresses during the months of February and\nMarch, as applied to their vicinity.\nThis change will be gradual and will\nBOt be tn full force before the first\nperl \"f April. The conditions that\nwill prevail 111 your vicinity first\npart of April, excepting storm wave\ncentering on April 12. which will up-\nN.-t things a little, will be a criterion\nof what you may expect for the summer. If you ha ve bee n rece i v i n g\nplfiiliful moisture in your vicinity and\nmoisture decreases to April I, or if\nnn Vicinity RU been comparatively\ndry and no relief Is received l.y April\n,1, 1, ware of the summer of llll. By\nApril 1 Hie moisture will be coming\nfrom the new evaporation area in the\nAtlantic ocean, and evaporation area\nIn the far northwest will have lost\n\u00bbma\u00abt of its force. Thin new evaporn-\ntion area will hold the reins ss well\nas the rains of the entire summer and\nrrtl Into the fall. W\u00ab have been\nvtiy careful in nur calculations relative lo s. vt-re ilt\u00bbiilh of the coming\nlUinmer, and I feel confident that this\nliouih will be the most severe nnd\ncover the greatest area of any drouth\nexperieiic.il in North America for\nmany years. 1'rubahly the worst this\ncontinent 1ms ever known.\nblessings of poverty Is an income of\nten thousand a year.\nIt Isn't difficult to love a bad man\nunless he has a belter time than\nyour conscience will permit.\nBRIEFS FROM THE WIRE\nTen Years Ago\noVlxv*yUUV\nBY LENORE\nAnA now mother can cut down\nDud. jkioU to malt* nklrts lor the\nA hick town Is a place wtiorr\nBolfti tmiT known how Ions your\ngrocery hill has run.\nHOW nm Tin: PUUHTIVB HUB-\nBAND KM-KKSS IIIMSKI.K W1IF.S\nTHKHK WK1-.1C No DOORS TO\nM-AMV\ny,',. hnve Iclhure class in this cotin-\nItry, But ll Kei'ii.H r.ither busy counting \u00bblorle\u00bb.\nI\nAll you need to appreciate the\n(The Daily News, January 17. llll)\nThe wedding of Lieutenant \\Y. Garland Foster, formerly of The Daily\nNews, who left Nelson with the\n\u25a0OCOntJ contingent, lo Miss Anno Hai-\nvle Itoss, RA., formerly of Woodstock, N.R, took place Saturday evening at the resilience of Dr. Gilbert Hurt in, Vernon street. Hev. Dr.\ni'i.ig i of Vancouver, officiated.\nGeorge If. I'layle has moved his of.\nflee from the Annable block to the\nboard of trade rooms in order that the\nwork ot the board may be conducted\nfrom Itl headnuartors.\nR. A, Kiikpatricl., of the office of\ntho resident federal public works, has\nreturned to the city afu-r spending\na vacation of several weeks, at\nArrowhead and Revelstoke.\nBRITISH BANK\nPROFITS GREW\nPast Year Was Relatively\nProsperous; French Issues Stronger\nLO-MDQOfi .l-'n. Ifl\u2014(Canadian Tress\nCable)\u2014The pace on the London stock\nexchange became Just u trifle too fast\nlast week, un'l a slowing down has\nsince been evident. Diiiiriff the last\ntwo days many professional operations\nhave been li'iuidaled.\nThe Krtnch government lames have\nbeen favorably affected by tbe results\nof the rails conference, snd lhe improvement in the sxebaafe,\nHritish South Afrir.ui chartered\ni hares maintain pretty well the recent\nburnt In popularity, toil other South\nAfrican storks are weak.\nThat the bid Hritish banks enjoyed\nprosperity dining the last \\'i months\nUi nhown by the annual reports now\npublished. Compared with the two\nyenrs immediately preceding 1 \u2022\u00bb:'(, the\nprofit* on an average were fully 10\npel cent lileh. r\nThe London. Midland and Scottish\nrailway here is offering 7.Mm.000 fi per\ncent pref,n ni-es at par wbich. It Is\npretty Oertala, will be taken willingly\niimnngst its 300, UUO existing Btock-\n, holders.\nGoing south to the land of palms,\nsun, and shining sands? A white\ncrepe de rhine costume with splashy\ntouches of brilliant blue will blend in\nwith the atmosphere and create a\npleasant color spot on the landscape.\nThe model In the sketch Is a two-\nPlcce affair which is still considered\nthe most practical in sport clothes,\nand there ia % long wide scarf to\nmatch with tin embroidered motif ut\neach end. Tho skirt is a concrete\nproof of the continued popularity of\npleats. A soft felt hat in white or\nblue, und white sport shoes with\nwhite rihbed silk stockings nre the\ncorrect accessories to complete this\ncostume.\nour*\nBy I\nDarlon. A\/.D.\nThe Husky Voice\n(Registered in accordance with the\nCopyright act.)\nYou havo sometimes received a\ngrent deal of sympathy from parents,\nfamily or friends, because during an\nattack of a. common cold your voice\nwas jtbout completely Inst. They\nnaturally felt that an ailment that\ncould cause such complete lOM of\nthe voice must bo severe indeed.\nWhat has happened?\nWdU. something can iritato the\nlining of the nose or throat, nnd It\nis nut very Hard for it to extend\nto the littlo cords\u2014vocal cords\u2014\nstretched fcCreM Hie throat, like the\ntiny strips of rubber on the musical\ntoy balloon.\nThese Utile cords have the same\nkind of covering as th<- rest of the\nthroat, and get inflamed in just the\nsame manner as any other part.\nThis means that the membrane\nbecomes swollen, nnd thus a little\nthicker, so lhat tho cords lose some\n'France Estimates for Big Surplus\nPARIS, Jan. 10.\u2014France's revenue\nfor 1921 exceeds expenditure by 31,-\n0M.-MM) francs.\nLeonard Retires for Mother's\nSake\nNEW YORK, Jan. lfi.\u2014llenny Leonard, lightweight boxing champion of\ntlm world, n-tires from the ring at\nthe re-quesl of his ailing mother.\nAsk Prevent Water Diversion\nWASHINGTON, Jan. Hi.\u2014The\nsecretary of war is rMUMttd by a\nresolution passed at the Cleveland\nconference of the Great l_akea Harbor\nassociation, to prevent water diver-\nTwo Portfolios Unfilled\nT.I'.KI.IX, Jan. HI.\u2014The new chancellor ih l,,ys his appearance before\nthe relchsta*, because of difficulty\nIn milflf lhe important portfolios of\nfinance arid Justice,\nSub Still on Rocks\nCHATHAM, Mass., Jan. It;,\u2014The\nI'nited States submarine B-ll, which\nwent ashore Tuesday, ia still fast\ntoday.\nSt. Andrews Pat on Golf Ball\nHON)mix, ,jan. lti.\u2014The royal and\nn\u00ab lent\nLONDON, Jan. 16.\u2014The rtoyal and\nAncltnt QoU club at St. Andrews refuses to change tho size or weight of\nthe ball\nSouth African Money Above Par\nPRE8T0RIA, Jan. II\u2014South African funds are now above gold part*\n'.v.\nAwful Crossing Wreck\nROCHESTER, N.V.. Jan. lfi.\u2014\nThree are killed, om Ih dying, nnd\nII are injured, when a sedan Is\nstruck by a New York Central train\non a level crossing.\nEnglish Farmer Dismembers\nFiancee\nLONDON, Jan. Hi.\u2014Kngland, Is excited over a murder case, in whleh\na young chicken farmer. Norman\nThome, is accused of killing his\nfiancee and burying her dismembered\nbody on his farm.\nSAILINGS\nNEXT SUMMER,\nFROM MONTBEAL-QUEBEC\nTO EOUTHAMPTON-CIltaBOUBG-\nHAMUURO\nApr. 10, Mav 3(1 Marloch\nMay 11 June 1ft, Julv S. .l*.mp. Scotland\n\u2022May 2d, \u2022Mime 30, July ILSmp. France\nTO SOUTHAMPTONCHERBOUKQ-\nANTWERP\nMay:.. June I, Job i Minnedose\nkayte, June 17, July IB Meltta\nTO BELFAST-GLASGOW\nApr, M,\" June 27. Ju!\\ 21 Marbnrn\nMay 7. June 4, Julv 2 M i in i la uric r\nMay 1 I, June n, Julv 8 M.unreal\nMay 21. June IS, Julv IG Melasma\n\u2022\u2022\u2022July 2 Marloch\nTO LIVERPOOL\nMay 1, May It, June 26 Montcalm\npart, JuneS. July I Montolare\nMay 15, June 12, Julv 1ft Montrose\nMay 22, June lit. July 17 Montroyai\n\u2022Mew York to Southampton onlv.\n\u2022\u2022Quebec to Routhumpton-Chrrbnurg.\n-\u2022\u2022\u2022To tllasgow only.\nBerthing sheets now open for above\nsailings, end reservations are being\nmade. Apply to Local Agents everywhere, or write\nJ. S. CARTER\nDlatrlct PJadseng.r Agent, Nelaon, B.C.\nof their flhape. Thus they will not\nvibrate aH rapidly, and so your voice\nIs -lower In tone. They may become\nbo inflamed that you cannot speak\nat all.\nNow, duet, cold, talking or singing\ntoo much, can set up the. trouble. It\nbecomes difficult and even painful\nto swallow, and talking becomes like-\nwine difficult and painful,\nThere ia usually a tendency to\ncough, which gives the feeling of\naimo.st a tearing of the tlsstieH.\nWhat about this laryngitis, as it\nIs called?\nAs a matter of fact, you are very\noften over your \"cold\" when the\nhoarseness or huskiness comon oh, ns\nIt has taken the ailment a little\ntime to travel down to tho part\nwhere the vocal cords nro situated.\nYou are not usually \"sick\" at this\ntime, but the loss of the voice and\ndifficulty in swallowing, are annoying.\nAnd what to do?\nThe biggest part of the treatment\nis to try and rest the vocal cords.\nIf you could just use the \"sign\" language with the fingers, or . write\neverything on a pad, for 24 to 48\nhours, it would likely effect a complete cure.\nHowever, a great help to ease the\nsoreness and un.-omf or table feeling\nis the using of tincture of benzoin\nco. A teaspoonful In placed at bottom of a pitcher or other ve.-^el.\nand two or three quarts of boiling\nwater poured quickly upon It. A\nheavy towel Is placed over the bond\nand pitcher, nnd you inhale the nroam\nfrom the mouth of the pitcher\nUsing your voice nt too high a\npitch for a prolonged period ia a\nfrequent cause.\nA poorly ventilated room should\nalways be avoided, If you are sub-\nect to these attacks of laryngitis\n| Twenty Years Ago \\\nw \" 9\n(The Daily News. January 17, IMS)\nMany scats have already been reserved for tho Philharmonic ladles\nQuartette at the opera house tonight.\n* \u2022 *\n1<\\ Starkcy, skip of the wholesaler's\nrink, modestly denies having presumed\nto challenge Tamblyn's Colts. It appears that George Numm sent the\nchallenge. Tamblyn is open to all\ncomers daily nt 2:30 p.m., but stipulates that Goorere Numm shall act\nas skip in this grand challenge\nmatch,\n* * \u2022\n,T. White of Krlo, is at the Bart-\nlett hotel.\nWILSON PRESIDENT\nRA-IKATOO-H*, Jaa, lfi\u2014Russell Wilson, .Saskatoon, was elected by acclamation as president of the Saskatchewan Agricultural societies in convention here today.\nBABYS\nOWN\nSOAP\nBar _,\nlerBabt\/\nA\nCommunity\nAroused!\nA friend of ours who has travelled ix Kraal deal says he has\nseen whole provinces bestir\nthemselves and center with\ngreat local advantage upon some\nOne idea. lie declares that if\nthe people here once become\nImbued with the meaning of\nconsuming Hritish Columbia made\ngoods, they will call Into a life\na prosperity that will be sur-\nPACIHCMILK\nHead Office, Vancouver\nFactories at Lad ner and\nAbbotsford\nThe Associated Hoard of the\nROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC\nAND THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF\nMUSIC, LONDON, ENGLAND.\nFor Local Examinations in Music\nin the British Empire\nration\u2014His Hajeaty the King.\nPresident\u2014HUH. the Prince of\nWales, K.Q.\nAnnual Examinations Held in\nCanada. Practicals \u2014 About June,\n1925 (Entiles close M'u-ch 2). The-\norcticala\u2014May 2 and November 7.\nTwo (lold and Two Silver Medals\nare offered annua My. also one\nScholarshiii entitling winner to a\nyear's free tuition at one or other\nof the Collegea in London.\nTor full particulars write Mr. L.\nH. J. Minchin. Beaident Secretary\nfor B.C., 407 Carter-Cot ton Building*, Vancouver, B.C.\nQuality Above All\nThis has been our policy with\nWO il I A n AM\n1\n\"JL\" JKJ mf%m H49B\nMillions -will now use no other blend.\nThe quality never varies. \u2014 Try it today.\nBuilding\nMaterial John Burns & Son\nLet us figurs your bills\nof Building Material. Coaat\nLumber a specialty.\nMONTlll-.W,, .I.iii. IS.\u2014Tho twolflh\nnnnual mntliiK i,f tin* Cun.'Hll.in Palp\n,-int! r;i|>\"i- ;iM--\u201e htlun will t;iko place\nhiTn .li.liii.irv N, ;9 nml 30, miller\ntlu' \u25a0ratdency el Ohi-ri' Cftrmtlwn.\nK. W. B-Mttjr, prwMffit of llio C.F.H.,\nwill ii'lilnss Um uniiunl luncheon on\n.Tantivy Co.\n25 Per Cent Discount on AH\nHeating Stoves\nWe are doirif; this In order to clean up\nand make room fnr Sprint,' good*. Thi3\nia a snap.\nNELSON HARDWARE CO.\nWholesale antl Jlelail Quality Hardware\nNELSON B. C.\nChildren Cry for\nMOTHER:- Fletcher*!\nCastoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in\narms and Children all ages\nof Constipation, Flatulency,\nWind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Fcvcrishncss arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the\n-.ssimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.\nTo avoid imitations, always look for die signature of (-&aAfY7vas provided j\n1 by Their Fathers \u00a5ill\n\/\u25a0\"Mni.DRr.N arc apt to grumble about school\n^\u25a0^ sometimes, finding classes irksome. They need\na firm, parental hand \u2014 but the time comes when\nihey are very glad of their education.\n\"How can I make sure that they will continue\ntheir schooling after I am gone?\" he asked his wife\nwhen they told him he had better put his affairs in\norder for the last time*-\nShe, poor woman, stricken with the verdict the doctors had pronounced, could offer no suggestions. Hut he\nfound a way. 1 Ic made a will, leaving the proce-eda of one\nof his Mutual Life policies to he set aside for the purpose,\nand naming a trustee to h*lp the mother administer this\nfund.\nYou, too. ore anxious to insure the education of your\nchildren, whatever may happen. Let our agent explain the\nbenefits of the Mutual Iafc*s Educational Endowment\nPolicy, imperially designed for nfeguarding this important\npuqwse. Write this office for \"The Mutual Hook\".\n^MUTUAL LIFE\nOF CANADA -Wat orloo.Ontoria\nJ. D. BRACKETT\nDistrict Manager, Cranbrook, B.C.\nhi\nmmimiimsmm*i******mm\n\u25a0\n TOE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATORMriKORNTNG, \"JXKIT\/.... i7, i......\nir-.il\" 1.\" .,-i.*M.g>-.\nPPM*\nPage Five\nFRANCE OUT TO\nHOG OLYMPICS\nIn Spite of Ruling That All\nSports Go Together It\nWants Chamonix\n20\nPer Cent\nDiscount\nIn order to clean up and\nnot to have any left-overs,\nwe are putting all Felt\nGoods, including our\nJaeger line of Slippers,\nSpats and Gaiters on pale\ntoday.\nA discount of 20''; will\nbe given on all these lines.\nR. Andrew & Co.\nLeaders in Foot fashion\nPA\"RTft, Jan. IB. TnslMrnrc tliat thp\nwiiil.r HimriH in tvinnectltin with the\nOlympic t!iiniin mu\u00bb( lie ntaked in thr\nfi.'iiin* country that conducts the track\nfind fi<-l. ilMtW, Mrs. QaorfB Fletcher jtml\nIrs. \\V, J. Mnriihy, Mr*. J. Donald-\non and Mrs. Jl. Cain, were in charge\nr (he card arrangements.\n.1. II. Kerr of Lori^heaeh\non a visit Thursday\nid S\u00abl-\nS. %, Fowh-r, in Charge of the Itlne\nB\u00bbll mire at ftlondel, wan jn town\nyesierday. .\nE. M. Sides of Tadanac wan nmnnR\ntha ont-of-town folks to atiend the\nperfonnanee of thi- D-DR)belli Thursday\nen ini;,\nwii h i n\nMr, and M'rs.\nouth Slocan wi\nW Humphry\nIn N.dson yesl\nMr. and Mrs. C. F. Mel.oiiEal. Victoria str.-et. have as their snesl for\nthe next few days Misses Irena and\nGladys MaoPherson of New Denter.\nMembers of\nCinderella Club Dance\nEAGLE HALL, MONDAY, JAN. 19\nBanff Orchestra\nA wry enjoyable wlilil drlva\nIt-l.I '|-|iurs,liiv tvi-iiim: iimi.-r the\njiicpB of lh,- MuoFhbwa, in K. !'.\n\\v;i -\u25a0\nhull.\nGirls! a Glcamy Mass\nof Beautiful Hair\n;i.r>-Cent \"Oandtcine\" So Improves Lifoloss, No>,'-\ntected Hair\nQUITS RING FOR\nMOTHER'S SAKE\nLeonard Title Will He Up\nfor Elimination Competition\nNBW YOUK. .Inn. lfl.--H.nny I.con-\nar.l. wothl'si UghtWalfM cliainplnn, lasl\nnitilit announcid his retlrenient from\ntin* \\tr\\v.ei riiiK.\nThe llghtWfilahl (iiampi.m, in an\nojun letter lfi his friends, saiil he was\n(IVlna up the honor that conies to n\nworld's champion because his mot hi r\nnot only had rc.|nested him to do so,\nhut because her health was failing\nvisibly as a result of his continuance\n'n the nnf.\nI.eonarsaor to Benny Leonard,\nIii;.it weight Champion, wlio )i;is announced his ret Irement, was proposed\nby L. CoaaweU. pr--sident of th.- National Association of r.oxlnt; clubs, 1o-\nnltht, doirswi.l said be would wire\n'for a ma'l vote nf his nr,r;m:za( ion on\nI Ibis nuK\u00abP8tlon. His 1.1, a is ib.it encti\n! ptate hold a . i.ut. si of its own and\n\u25a0 winnen feo to New Torh ror a\n\u25a0 ml final.\n1 The nssociat ion covers all staler.\n; where boxing is allowed with tbe e\\-\nI cpiifin of New York, N*W iotBOT,\n; Connect leu I at;.I Maaaachuaetta. To\nhold tio- Bnala, New York promote rn\n! Would have to m:n-e lo hold Ihem un-\nj .i.r th- rulea and rerulatlo'nN of ii\n1.1 \u2022' \u25a0 '\nDELANEY KNOCKS OUT\nFLOWERS IN SECOND\nJbfayAerzS\nOil [Inker Street. 1'hmie 2m>\n(ol\nCLEAl^SALE\nSpecial Clearance Prices On Women's Dresses,\nHigh-Grade Coats, Furs, Down Comforters\nand Blankets\n.,1 body.\nDeinpsey's Old Partner Pnts Out\nTiffetdsh Negro With Lucky\nTJppercnt\nAn abundance\nof luxuriant hair,\nfull of filoss,\nllauna and lifo\nshortly foltowa a\npeuuiuc toning nn\nnf n on let od\nscalps with dependable \" Dan-\nderine.\"\nPalUng h ;i l r,\nItching scalp and\nthe dandruff tx\ncorrected inime-\ndlately, Thin, dry, wtat-V pr fadirifi\nhair is quickly Invigorated, laiung,\non new Btrength, color and youthful , NBW \/ \\n}K J:.'\"- l* \u2022-\u2014 \u2022,;',k \"'\nbeauty \"DaSderlne\" la del.ghSful on g\u00bbf. gM* JJj1 {Lp^llCKS\nthe hair; a refraihinf, stimulating Atlanta. Oa., necro mMdlewelght, in\ntonic\u2014not sti:ky or greasy! Any j tha second round of a m-round bout\ndnifr store. i at Madison S.' o defenaive fight suddenly opened\nup with a real offenalva. He IH with\na lefl iab. and then his driving rlthi\n.-,:\u25a0:!.\u25a0 tlimugh, cnmhlng with terrible\nin , iei njnilnni ihe nejcro'a |aw. Th\u00ab\nn.-Ui\" Banta 1\" tie' canvas In a loin\nI. - I,,.,,,. The rouni or rive found\nhm. rial on hi- back. He Khufried his\n' , , , I f.et and once jrol in a hiilf-recllnlni\nl-eel fine' Let | ,\u201e,. -i( in11 llt,|v ,\u201e sjn|( li;1( ;* ,\u201e ,,\u201e\n___ \"Caaoorrta\" clean hmlaontnl again as the referaa nound-\n~-=^- your bowels and led in. final Hi, and Waved his liand>\n?&- stimulate y o u r I ,n lnl1\" n' knockout.\nBar S lix-. r. No \u00abi .nlna ' De'unry r*rli Out Vtgro\n'CASCARETS' 10c\nIF CONSTIPATED,\nDIZZY, BILIOUS\n(^ C*f-;'-7-% oi- over\n*\u25a0>'-> ui 4r*f\u00bb miumid \u25a0!(\nIng\nn,l\n,i\n.1, I'r\nnil\n01 111\ni**-.\nI ,.hurt l;il,c t li i -=.\n\u00a3J\\-\/krJ hnrmloM I.i x.i-\n-*_= fl \u00a3__\u25a0-. t i v.-.-.. i li.-i rt i.*. ll\n-r_: i| _: i|i\u00bb*str[ s i,' k mi\n- \u2014 ' ran uiii- puis,;,\t\nrita, r.ilo.m.1 nn,l nit.. T\u00bb.t-*. -.lo-,! 5,^\"rtlrt\n\u2014acta wonderful, 10c, Sic and (0c he.-is. and i\nboxaa\u2014 any tlniK Btora, The eccc\nst u i. content lo f. el out\nId find out what he eoubl\nn iid ruBhea Bent Delaney\nn.pea, but he continued\nand\nth.\nOnly\nDelano\nntr\nfirst round did\nup. and lln-n In- bt go\nirht to ihe nogra'a rlha n\nnnh Plowen back oa hi*\nBlvaneaa.\nnl\n*<1\ntie\nSIHMA\u00bb\nHF.AD \u00abn\nsi\/r p...\n>lfta\nWomen's DRESSES\nAt $10.00\nTha materials alone in\nthese Dresses are worth\nmany times this Sale\nPrlee. Tht-y are mostly\n.small sizes, only 15 in the\n_ lot, which is the reason\n|f for this extremely low-\nprice. All different styles.\nSaturday Special, $10.00\ni nch,\n25 Per Cent Saving on\nFUR NECK PIECES\nReliable Fur Collars,\nStoles, Throws, Chokers,\netc., in best grades of\nMink, Squirrel, Alaska\nSable, Hudson Seal, Red Fox, Brown\nFox and Wolf. Regular prices from\n$25.00 to St25.00. Januarv Sale Prices,\n$18.75 to !*.!> 1.75.\nLarge FLANNELETTE BLANKETS\nAt $3.25 Pair\nBest quality White Flannelette Blankets,\nfull size, with Blue or fink Borders.\nJanuary Sale Price, S;5.*_.-; pair.\nHigh-Grade COATS\nAt HALF PRICE\nVou can save just half the\nregular price on these\nCOATS Today. All finest\nquality materials, best-\nlinings and extra fine Fur\ntrimmings. Tailoring is\nof the very best. All sizes\nfrom 1G to 42 in the lot,\nand all wanted colors.\nRegular $100.00 Coat\nfor ...: $50.00\nRegular $125.00 Coal.\nfor $G2.50\nRegular $105.00 Coat\nfor $82.50\nRegular $175.00 Coat for :.$87.50'\n20 Per Cent Saving on Real\nDOWN COMFORTERS\nBest imported Down Comforters, Mc-\nClintock's make. Good sizes and well\nfilled. Covers are pretty patterns in\nj finest of Sateens and Satins. Regular\nJ prices $15.00 to JS0.00. January Sale\nS Prices, $12.00 to $21.00.\nn\"iVr?'i?yfny\u00ab fo -cVt\"InSd\"\"Detanty-a '-''\u25a0'\"\"'H-t Marx. ren\u00abrlnj at the j previous flerhlta not to join such \u2022\n]<>riu* :,rm-:! Ptowerp rushed Delaney '''''I'i'-t \"f Pre\u00abldenl Bberl liis effort coalition. Dr. XI:irx, thorrlore. nV-\nla the ropea and noured In ., rurloua m form ;i stable ronlltl-m aovern- *lil\u00bb(l !i wnul.i be ImensalMe to form\nattack. , , , ,. , . ii mi Hi!. > n ministry whlell woul.l\n'I'hn, came the knockout, a lefl lead. J11\u2122-' ' \"\".'\" ''',''1 \u2022\u00bb\"\u2022\u00ab'-\u25a0\u00bb\u2022\/ \u00bb'lth Ihe ,.,\u201e\u201e\u201e,.,,,. 1 n tnninrKy In the relelutw.\nHi.* rltrti. uppcrcut, and F-lowera wnh J I - ,. i..-\u2014= nf (he renter party, tha : *\u25a0**, .\u2014\nbled a nd nn lh\u00ab f: \u2022. Peoples party and tin' imiiuhmis. | The f'Pn \u25a0\u25a0union al itettlet WM\nIn ii i.i-lii.ini.iiy. ii, ii aould of To* bill .ill o( them ndhered to iheirMratruye-I Iii lir,'.\nnun, loal :i six-rminil ln,ui l,\\ de* \t\noislon ti, Charlie R,>s,n ,,!' N,w S'.,i k. \"\u25a0 ' : ^ !\u2014' - - \u2014- -\u2014:\u2014\u2014\u2014 -^-\u2014 '\nEngland and Wales\nPlay Rugby Today u\nl.'iM'iiX. Jan. IS - (Canadian Preas I\nCable)- The aecnnd International rualo\ngame of the aeoaon la achedule.1 for !\nplay tomorrow afternoon al Twickenham, when n 15 representing Enxlund\nwill eniraa-e In the 37th annual anme\nwith Willi - Al lhe moment, Nnclaml I\nin,- Hi,- till,In lil.,.- in tli- Intern\ntlonal championships, h.iUnn \\\\ I\ntleldlna tnii.-t ni their \"1,1 team, the\n[ndioatlona are thai the laurels will\nHBHill finil lliiir will Mititli,\nIii ih.. II xamea already played h -\ntween England nnd Wales, the ICtiifII i,\nIB have \u00ab\"ii I-, Wnlea. Ill; mul *\nw,ro Ur.nvn.\nSli.,11\nf\u201eun,ll.mil which mnv total\nbeing Investigated liy govi\nflclala.\n\u00bb D0DDS v.\nMvbMm\nm piLtsi -\nFRED WILLIAMS\nCOKE\u2014COAL\u2014WOOD\nPHONE 1-0-6\nCOAL\nBills Thr,,' Hill., ion $12.50\nTaber Lump, Ion ... SIZ.51II\nraber Nut, ton g]().\u2022_.-,\nDry Wool, 12-Inch, 1 rleka\nS7.0i)\nDry CV'ood, i'i-in h, I ri ka\n ss.oo\nl-inil Woo.l, per niril JHO.00\nAll kinds \"I Dry Hlnlia on fa ind\nTRCs\nTtMPLtTON'9\nRHEUMATIC\nCAPSULES 31\nGUARANTEED RELIEF\nFor sale by Toole Drug Co., Cily Drug Co.\nLOOK OUT FOR ANOTHER COLD SPELL!\nTHEN YOU WILL NEED\nARDLEY COAL\nPhone 35 Today\nTHE NELSON TRANSFER CO., LTD.\nGARAGE TRANSFER COAL\nVERNON STREET, COR. STANLEY STREET, NELSON, B.C.\nKOOTENAY\nMUSIC HOUSE\nSuccessors lo Willis Piano Store\n304 BAKER ST., NELSON\nCarload\nPIANOS AND PLAYER-\nPIANOS\n.Inst arrived. Ws iratt-imM Inspection, .'it\"l ,'spr, i,,lly \\v i -11\ntlm muatr-lovlng public lo mil\nnml < nr beautiful -i'\" Modal\nVortical iiiiiiHi.\ni.,'i us ,i,.ni,.n\u00bb;i:ii ir n-nr\nPlayer-Pianos,\n50 High-Grade Rockers\nand Chairs\nSuitable for Parlor, Living\nRoom or Den\nPrices Lowered to Clear\nALL-OVER FABBIKOID SPRING SKAT ROCKER\nAND CHAIR\u2014Regular [nice, each |24.00. Reduced to, each $1 X.25\nONE FABRIKOID UPHOLSTERED ROCKER\u2014\nFumed Oak. Regular $18.00. Now . $12.00\nONE LEATHER SKAT AND HACK ROCKER*\u2014\nRegular $__..jo. For . . $15.50\nTWO TAPESTRY (iPlloi,STi:KKD MAHOGANY\nROCKERS\u2014Regular $38.00. For $22.50\nONE FUMED OAK CHAIR\u2014Leather Upholstered.\nSpring Sent. Regular $84.00. For . $10.50\nONE CHAIR, ONE ROCKER\u2014Tapestry, Spring\nSent, Fumed Oak. Regular $86.00. For,\neach |23.00\nONE CHAIR AND I.OCKKR\u2014Upholstered Back and\nSeat, Spring Seat. Regular $28.00. For $21.50\nONE OLD ENGLISH OAK CHAIR\u2014Cane Back.\nRegular $38.00, For $27.50\nONE PAIR WICKER CHAIRS\u2014Upholstered, Spring\nSeal. Regular $6.\">.ll<). For, pair $50.00\nMany Others at Proportionate,\nStandard Furniture Co.\nComplete House Furnishers\n ' Page Six\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1925\nMarkets 22* Finance\nSELLING PRESSURE\nREADJUSTS STOCKS\nSt. Paul Issues Sag on Confirmation of Slump in\nEarnings\nNEW YORK, Jan. IB. -\u2014 Stock prices\nwere subject ed lo sell ine pressure\nthroughout the greater part of the\n\nU%\nH\u00ab\nin\nU'i\nin\n123\",\n-.22-H\n9's\n\u2022 M\nVANCOUVER STOCKS\nRid\nB. C. Silver *.-, 7!>\nBoundary \t\nConsolidated SO.00\nCork Provlneo \t\nHaa-vlton Gold \t\nInt. Coal 10\nilcGUHvmy\t\nPremier 2AT.\nIt. C. Montana 00-Ji\nSweetgrasa \t\nTrojan Oil 02 \u00bbi\n1 -i S -,i\ntl\nTMJ\n' H%\nIff\ncsv4\nu-S\n7 TV.\n4STj,\n131*\n.06\n01\n.17\n77\n2..T.'. J\n.on 1-0\nMU\n.0.1!_\nWINNIPEG GRAIN QUOTATIONS\n\"Wh*at\u2014 Open High LOW Close\nMav ... 193 193 130 19_i_\nJuly ... l.S'i lt*fl>_ 1S7'\u00ab IM\",*.\nOats\u2014\nMay ... tf_| *\\%% \u25a01<;,i -Hit\nJulv ... 70 70 fi.l-. 69%\nBarley-\nMay ... 97'i STVf, l-Ht 90%\nWhat nre some of the tricks nsed to\nBuake a balance sheet look more favorable than It actually it?\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nThe arbitrary writing up of increases in land value und nil property\nholdings is one of the tricks which is\nMnntlmes used to make a corporation\nappear in a better financial position\nthen it deserves.\nToo low nn allowance for depreciation In plant, patents, etc., la another\nfactor which makes the report of a\ncorporation much more attractive than\nH has any right to be. The old Metropolitan Street railway of New York\ncity got Into great financial difficulties merely because it did not write\noff its depreciation as it should have\ndone.\nIf the company whose balance sheet\nbeing Inspected is a holding company, Its consolidated balance gbMt\nshould be inspected; that is. a sheet\nwhich gives u summary of its finances\nas related to its subsldiarv companies.\n(Copyright, 1?2T,, Associated Kditors,\nInc.)\nEURGraiTBUYiNG'\nLIFTS WHEAT UP\nEarly Setbacks Are Followed by Advances: July\nHas New Peak\nEGG MARKETS\n(VTTAWA. Jan. 16.\ntions are:\nCalgary \u2014 Weak, dealers\ndelivered extras. 50c; firsts.\nonds. 30c.\nKrithh CnlU-ftM* \u2014 Loral fresh.\nsteady; extras, ii-ic: firsts, Me delivered; extra jobbing. fi7c; storage,\n46*<3e to 47c: January, fiSvfce; February, N%t; March, 3ic; Decembers\n\u25a0jM\nNew York \u2014 1.xtra firsts, f,_e tc\n\u25a0Me; firsts. 6-*\nt$*\\ 20a.\nWar loan renewals \u2014 I9?7,\ntlOt-lSft; 1911, IM.Mb, |US,\nVictory Iotas \u2014 IMI\nllftJ.ROa: till, UM.Wb, 1104!\n|H'1 ?,:,h, ItOMHa: 19-17, J10s,r.\nJ: l Ofl 00-1;\nilOltBb\n!100 90-1\n196,10b\nIl02.ftfth\nAa; IM.\nb, |10$\u00ab\nNew _A11-Time Peak's on\nBoth Montreal and Toronto Boards\nIfOWTRtfAti, Jan. \\t. \u2014 Consolidated\nPmrlters was aea in the most oromi-\nnenf in r**tir& to netivitv on trtdnv'R\nstock m^rV<,'' i*id after seHliiR at the\nrrw hleh r>f f'TTu eased o\" near th\u00ab\ncloqA to 57 U, Montreal Plnnr \"nf-\nfnrefl th-1 rreatest lo-^n nf the dnv,\ndosing at the new low of 47. down\nOt>-\"\u00bb- ohinec-*.* AhiMM. n'f IH;\nAtL\"nH\" P*ifT off V.: 1*\u00bb*\\ f\u00abtenbon*\u00bb.\nli\" 1- fl P r'thin\" un l1'-: D**om\u00ab*on,\n^ff K; r-'ondhn Car ..referred, off 1;\nCs^id\" rem.nt <\u2022 *-efr-rr-,*i. \u00ab*n 1; ne-\ntrolt Ritllmv, nff 1; P-nr *nio-> C-<*\\-\nff9- yn 1: T.si-rrntMc. off K \u25a0 pbewin\nWilli\"m-a eff 1 and the nrrf-^rre-l in*\n\u00ab*] unanl-^ Hive- up 1: R\"\u00bb-\u00abl of\nr.i\u00abnd-> rff i.i- T.vin City, off I'i.\nnn'1 W-ih.if.---o off -i.\nnn\"!-\"' pri-^r-R; AhltlM. f,\" V. ; B^V-1.\nMtH: RN*weri-\u00bb\u00ab 02*:.- Rmmpton. 31 '4;\n1 iitre\u00abtid\u00bb SI x\/. \u2022 Pnan'*** \\ot\"*pt+^A.\nIii. p,,-,,1|r>, -o\u00abmnn, 1il\"*i; ; Tevtilc.\nf''.* \\tM-hnl Pownr, ir.7; BmeHeri,\ntX%; Steel of Cannd*.. 83.\nTORON'T) .T:i\" 1 fi \u2014 rr.n--.olie.ited\n\u00ab.melterfl fc**nrr-l thf local stoeV mar-\nVet todav wh-*** I* advneed to the n^w\nrecord T>rtce of !i7. There in ore sum-\nrhlV Ptrong inV-Ctntent internets In\nfr\u00ab market on th*\" Sto'*V which had\nsi^-meed from n low of 20 in 1024.\nTher-i were other sign\" of Ktrencth\nthrone-hoot the r-^irVef. Canida Dreid\ncommon wits at 11^ to IK*- Davie\u00ab\u00ab \"\\\"\n-rn-iched n \"ew hiirh of fit. no \"i for\n**t\u00ab dav, while Tannern common re.i'hed\n(WH, ,i record mark, nnd cloicd at\nCOV.. Mackav common \u00bbhowed somi\nci rly strength, hut receded nrttr the\nrlooe to 110, ilown 1 on \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0c dav\nO* hrr changes: Porto Itico rnmirmn,\nim i.'.; Wln^'P1\"\" T-'h-etric common. 1 V,\nbK'her: II. C FlQblntr. on \u25a0*\u2022: C-ment\ncommon, up -A: Tar preferred, nff 1 tv \u25a0\n-f>nndn Permanent, off 1 -,, A sma'l\nMoek of Nat io nnl T*-p\u00ab4 *h.irfs sold\n\u00bbt .IT), an advance of .1 points.\nEIGHTY-TWO FAILURES\n\u25a0 OTTAWA- .Tin lfi. \u25a0\u2014 The *yf*V\nct-nj) of hanVruntele-a. ni recorded in\nIhe current 1s\u00abiip nf the r-inadi Oit-\nfte, >y the blgire\u00abt in month\" A 'ot-i|\nof S_ new a*-si<-nmentf* have been\nmade, of which 3:t ire in Ontario \u00ab*\u25a0-*\n\u00bbn Quebec. 7 lit Albert i. \u00ab In Mnnl-\ntoha, * In Novn Reotia 3 In R-'-d.atche.*\nprtn, and t each in llritish Columbin\nlivid New Brunnwick.\nTAWCOITVE* WHEAT\nVANTOI'VCR, .Tan. 1*! \u2014 No.\n#ortliern eaBh wheat, -Jl 0-J'^ aeked.\nMETAL MARKETS\nt*.\nidat\n\u00a371; fi\nfuture:\nfuture:\nrat, UT,\nGeneral Tenor of Reports Is\nNormal; January\nQuiet\nWINNIPEG, Jan. lfi. \u2014 The weekly\ntrade report of the Canadian Credit\nMen's Trust association, limited,\nstates:\nHalifax \u2014 All lines report business\ntiuiet, but up to expectations. Collections fair.\nMontreal \u2014 Boots snd shoes not\nvery good so far. Hardware quiet, ln\nthe groceries business is fair for the\ntime of year and collect Ions. General\nImprovement is looked for, however.\ntoward the end of the present month\nor the beginning of next.\nToronto\u2014 Very little change. Wholesale trade somewhat quiet. Retailers\nfairly t-etive with sales, in nn endeavor to dispose of surplus stocks.\nWinnipeg \u2014 Trade conditions :it this\ntime In both wholesale and retail\nquiet, but generallv up to expectations. Collections fair,\nR.-gina \u2014 Both wholesale and retail trade report business nuiet, uit'n\nno material change from previous report. Collections fairlv as tisl'actorv,\nSaskatoon \u2014 No material change in\neither wholesale or retail trade. Husi-\nness quiet. Collections fair to slow.\nCalgary \u2014 City retail business quiet,\ncountry business \\e;-y fair whi-iv\ncrops were good. Wholesale houses\nin a number of lines making up annual\nstatements at the . nd of Hi.l find the\ndry goods business better than the\nprevious year.\nVancouver \u2014 All lines of trade, both\nWholesale and retail, report no uoilee-\nable improvement. Collections fair to\ngood.\nGOLD GRAIN FORMED\nOTTAWA, Jan. lfi. \u2014 Incorporal\nof the Gobi Oraln company, with he\nquarters at Winnipeg, and a capital\n1100,OM, is given in this W\u00abekl C\nitda ihi.-.etic.\nVery large gold ring earrings are\nwont by mini tiers of fashionable\nwomen who have adopted the plain,\n\"Goyaesque\" Style of ha trd tossing,\nfor the decorative earring hi almost\nft necessary complement to the\nsmooth, manisli luiirdressing.\nKdmonton 19L'5\nmates have been\nschool board\nreduced by $16,\nesti-\n00.\nLEGAL\nNOTICES\nNOTICE OF SALE\nNotice 1s hereby given that I will\non Friday, the HJnd day of January,\n1925, seli at puhlie auction in front\nof the round at Castlegur, B.C., in the\nCounty of Ymir, and being within my\ndistrict, the following: One White-\nPaoed Mare, brand Circle f^.\nDated the Mih dav of Januarv. 102.\"..\nW. F. WATSON,\n(THI) Pound Keeper.\nRHEUMATISM\nApply Minard't Liniment\nto the aching ipot and get\nquick relief. The remedy\nyour grandmother used.\nNotliing to equal tt.\nUsed Articles\nRealEsbtt\nRoom\nBoard\nTo Rest\nBoat* and\nAutomobiles\nClassified\nAdvertising\nHelpWwtod\nPosition Wasted\nLost and Food\nlivestock\nFaraProdsc*\nTimber aad Mines\nMale Help Wanted\nTHICK, SWOLLEN 3LBNDS\ncim make a horse* Wheeze,\nRoar, haw Thick Wind\nor Choke-down, can be jj- t\nreduced with $ \u2022 . .\n\u2022ABSORBINE.\nalso other Hunches or Swelling. No blister,\nno hltf Rone, and liursc kept at work. Kco-\nnomical-or.ly a few drops required atari ajipfi-\n.alien. V. SO per bottle delivered, look 3 It frit\nIttMNKi Jit., the antiseptic liniment for mankind, reduces Cysts, Wens, Painful, Swollen\nVeins aad \"leers. |H,2Sa bottle at dealers oi\ndelivered. \u2022 Jook \"Kvidenre\" free.\nw. <\u25a0\u25a0 vm.ng. i\u00abr. k Ustitm \u25a0*\u00bb!.. Hmm* c->%\nALwrMiir mJ AMnrimie. it.. Ut niJ. lu fini-i.\n200 MKM WANTKn\u2014Wo want more\nmen who nre willing- to qualify for\njobs paying $125,00 to J300.00\nmonthly its gnratfe mechnnlc.'i, hat*\ntery nnd electrical experts, vulcan-\nIzerp, welders, enclneer.H, etc. Also\nmen wnnte.l to learn t tie harber\ntnifle, -which i? nice, elefin, Inside\nWork nnrt pnys ?\"2.r).nn to 180.10\nweekly. Wrile today for free en I n-\nlog and our special employment plan.\nHemphill Traite Schools, Limited.\n2_K Nlntfl Avenue (Cast, (\"nlcary, or\n1211 (.Iranvillo .Street, Vancouver.\n (W08)\nI EARN MONEY AT TIOMPi \u2014 You ran\nI earn Jl to J2 an hour In your ppare\ntime writing show cents. No cin-\ni vesetnf. We fiwtnioc you hy our\n1 n<-w simple - pireetoijrapl. System,\nsupply yon wltli work and pay you\ncash each week, Write today for\nfull parthgihirs nnd free booklet.\nWest-AnRiis Show Cart Service Limited, 03 Colborne Huildlng, Toronto.\nfiinn-ln, <7Sr.0>\nMEN, WOMEN\u2014To learn nnrberlng;\npaid while IcnrntnR; tonls supplied.\nCatalogue freo, Moler College, Vancouver, (770R)\nTKMj your wanrs tnroiiRh The Daily\nNews classified columns. ,\nT.ONnON*. Jan. 10,\np^r\u2014spot. MO; future\nElectrolytic Copper\nlure-^, \u00a371 10\u00ab,\nTin __ spot, \u00a3169 _^ ti\nI2n 2^ Od.\nLend \u2014 Spot, [41 7s 00\n\u00a331 lis.\n7irir _ pnof. \u00a337 lf>s. fut\nAt New York:\nForebn t*r silver\u201400 Vtc.\nCopper\u2014Enset tied, electrolytic spo'\nand nearhv. 1 Be to lfiWOi futures,\n1'. I (e to 1 r> i', o.\nTin \u25a0\u2014 K;i\u00abv; spot and nearhv, S^71\u00ab\nto >r.7.2.r>: futures. \u00bb:,7.37 to $r.7.:.n.\nIron\u2014Steady and unrhauced.\nLead\u2014Spot. f10.fi0 to 110.71.\nSine\u2014l-'asv; Rasl St. Louis, spot.\n^T.KO: fuiures. J7.R-1 tn |7JB.\nAntimony\u2014Spot, I1T.0Q,\nMONTREAL PRODUCE\nThe Consolidated Mining & Smelting\nCompany of Canada, Limited\nOffice Smelting and Refining Department\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nSmelters and Refiners\nPiin-h.-isors of Cold, Silver, Copper, Lend .ind Zinc Oroa.\nl-Ofhiccrs of Gold, Silver, Copper, Fipr Lead and Zinc.\nTADANAC, TRAIL\nSituations Wanted Femnln\nWORK by younc IthIjv throe yenrs\ntaaeher'a nttMrlenoa; refcronrp-,; (,f-\nlli'i* work lirpr.-i-iT-il. BOX 7S7:,, Dully\nXi-n*. ' (7s;r.)\nMiscellaneous Wanted\nIt!l>ra AND WOflU'or rrlce-i npply\nJ. P. Uorgtin, H\"x 417, Kelson.\n , '78*1)\nSituations Wanted Male\nBOOKKEEPER, wilh knoWlaAn nt\nlypewrilinK. nnd s\nLive Stock for Sale\nNELSON BRANCH,\nCRANBROOK BRANCH,\nCRESTON BRANCH,\nOF CANADA\nJ. H. D. BENSON, Manat-c:\nW. R. Qf-UBBE, Manage!,\n- C W\/-ALLEN, Managet.\n-^sy\" owofp\n& t HlAJt\n%>\nMONTREAL, Jan. t(. \u2014 Effi active;\nbvttor nnd ohofMt easy.\nButtor \u2014 No. 1 pasloinizerl. \"Ie to\n*!tJ'.e; No. 1 errnmrry, x::c to C^l'-e:\njrroniK 32e to 33 \".e.\n\u25a0MS\u2014Storsire extras. r,2c: stornfre\nfirsts. 4Se; storace seconds. 41c; fresh\nextras, 7i\u00ab, Secretary, CrflQbrook B-ohool\nBoard. (7SH!)>\n0LAI8IFIED add brlnp results quickly\nnnd *>eonomie:*llv. 1 U,c n word\nMatrimony\nTtir^r real estate man wants wife. V.\nBOX Kfirt, LMLfw. Denver, Colo.\n______ (WM)\nAgents Wanted\nAOENTB \u2014 Sell \u2022\u25a0Washo,\" washes\nclothes in ten nilnules without nihil inn. (Jreat repeater. 300% profit.\nWVIho made Jioni) in Pix wreUs.\nSample ftOO. P. A. I.efehvre & Co.,\nAl.-xanilria, Ont. (7H4]\nACF.NTS \u2014 Wonderful New I*\"ire j-.x-\ntlnvuiaher, Exoeli work of heavv\nttlfh-prlcad d. vices. Trice, of only\n$2.on makes an easy sale to every\nhome and nutomohilt* owner. Over\nIM per cent profit; 40,(100 already\nsold. [nVMUffctO today. J'vro Kiro\nISxtlnfulaher Company, fill Keho\nPrlve, Ottawa, Ontorln, (7871)\nInsurance\nLIFE INSURANCE\nFor 10 years I have represented\nth*? Sun Ijlfn Assurance Company\nIn Nelson. K you need ndditionnl\nprotection, fleo\nC. W. APrLEYAUD\nriiono :co r.ox b_\u00ab\nNELSON, n.C.\n(TSSO)\nTomorrow may bo tno lute.\nIXSURB TODAY WITir\nCHAS. F. McIIARDY\nFire\u2014I-iTe-\u2014Antomohilo ond Aceldent\nInsurance.\n(7HW\nMiscellaneous for Sale\nLAOIKS ONLY \u2014 Our lionklct Ladies'\nFriend, mailed In plain envelope,\nfree. Casier 2423, Montreal, (7flr>7)\nIMMORTALITY CRRTAIK. \u2014 The life\nafler death and a real world heyond\nl.s shown in Swed'Ti horn's great\nwork on \"Heaven and Hall.\" Over\n\u25a0100 paffeft. Onlv 86 cents postpaid.\nII. H. Law, -ISO Rtielid Ave., Toronto.\n_____ . t**11')\nFOR SALE \u2014 Two sets of light hoh-\nllalffan, one fit ted with express hoy\nand two seats. Apply A. Crtilelt-\nshank, Box ltil, Nolioo. . (IMS)\nFOR SAT^R \u2014 One cow nnd calf (wo\nmonths eld; one churn; one separator; one cream can. The lot\n1100.00. W, Lunu, Fruitvalo, B.C.\n(7007)\nf'OR SALK\u2014Corker Spaniel, purple-*..\nF. IT. Shields, Trail, B.C. (7C0S)\nFOR PALK\u2014On* flrsr-elasa safe made\nby J. J. Taylor. Heavy structure.\nConvenient sire, .7x35x2- Inches\nAppl\/, Bat MM, Daily News (7338)\nBARRELS, K R O S AND EMPTY\npacks \u2014 MacDonald Jam Company.\nNelson. (771S)\nPIPE AND FITTINGS, ETC.\nComplete line Pipe and Fittlnga,\nall sizes. Special, 1-lnch Pipe, 8c\nper foot. Roofing Felt, 1 -ply,\n11.10; 2-pIy, $2.01); 8-ply. J2.C5 per\nroll. Extra heavy 3-ply Mineralized Surface, SO lhs. per roll,\nupeclal, $3.25. \"^i-lnrh Air Hose,\nnultnhln for (tnrdens, 6c per foot.\nMixed Wire Nails, J2.00 per keg.\nWire Ropo, Canvas, Logging Supplies antl all kinds equipment\nB.C. JUNK CO.\n135 Powell St. Vancouver. B.C.\n \u00bbW\nFor Rent\nFOB KKNT \u2014 Four-roomed furnished\nhunaitlow, Ird street, Fairview;\ntl-LfiQ per month, Apply R. W. Paw-\nson, Annable Block; Phone 1SI7. i'.O.\nli-v :i77. itolt)\nMiscellaneous\nWHY OPERATE?\nfnr Appendicitis*. Gallstones,\nStomach and Liver Troubles,\nwhen HEPATOLA dots the\nwork without pain and no\nrisk of your life oat lea of\nlitlH'.\nContains no poison. NDtsoMbydrugtiitB.\nMrs. Geo. S. Almas\n180 Fourth Ave. S. Phone 48BS\nSASKATOON\nPrice $tV 50\u2014Pi .reel post 2Jr rstriv\n(\u2022\nWILL take cure of small baby in own\nhome. Terms iv.isonahl.*. Apply\nHox 7037, Daily New**-. (7037)\nMINERS' rulther.l repaired.\njnrdins. Nelson.\nBoats and Automobiles\nFOR BALE \u2014 It-foot nt-nam work or\npl en sure boat with complete eynip-\nnient, ni tinned Pilot Bay. Good-\npaying outfit, y.. MdnttouW, Pro**\nter, HC. (7S21)\n^^yr^p0^ foLfok\nCHICAGO \u2014 Industrial real estate\nsubdivision MlUflf fhat Quid*\nmoney. My old MMMD and othWl\nwrite or wire. IM West Monroe,\nChicago, Stanley ]\u2022'. Shepard. [TtHJ\nFOR SALE\u2014My Iiotifc, 710 Mill street;\nfive rooms, cement foundation, furnace, fireplace, veranda hack and\nfront, garaSn. chicken houue nml\nrun, two apple tf-MM, I\".if-y tvrma\nTUvid Kerr. (WSfl)\nFemale Help Wanted\nRoad the Advertisements\nKEEP UP WITH PROGRESS\nt.AJMBS wanted to do plain and light\ns<-wini; nt Inline, wlt^le or spare\ntime; good pay; work Milt nny distance; charges paid. Send ttftffip far\nparticular*. National Ma nu fa cm rim;\nCo.. Montreal. (Till)\nWANTED\nKxperionci-d girl or woman for general ttouaevork. Must he fund of\nchlliTren. flood wage*. Mrs. R, W\nDiamond, Trail, nr. t7D2r\u00bb)\nFor Sale or Rent\nFOR SALE or rent nt very low price\n\u2014Champion shoe stitcher nnd finisher machine, 14 feet long; t wi*t solidity jacks; Sinner machine; leather\ncutter and stripping foot poawr machine; skiver machine; 1:1st and\nstand; CD p.ilrs wood lasts: nil kinds\nof tools. Jos. Mara pod i, Cranhrnog,\nn.C . _ . . tTljSTj\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL\nDIRECTOR*\n(Continued^ . ':\nElectrical\nDBA2TSHATS1T DBTCLOPMEMT CO.\nLTD., DEANSHAVEN, B. C-\u2014\nWVstittghousa Radio Sets, JlndlO Pa.rt\u00ab.\nComplete Nuper-ileterodyni-i Kits, Myera\nTubes. Wesilnglmuso Mazda Lamps,\nIrons, Toast era, V.xa. V. ft IC. Automatic Klt'.'irle rumps. Small Hyflro-\nElectrlo Plants a Specialty. <7tl7>\nTransfer\nAtkinson TEAHSnn \u2014 Coal and\nWomi. riionc r:i. ami\nLife Insurrancc\nSus- nro assubahcb oo. or\nCANADA\u2014.1. e. KrnnmlT, r'l-!trl-*t\nRep. Ol'l'ices\u2014Ullki-r Blk. Nelson, 110.\n (77T0)\nChimney Cleaning\nws\nrOWLES, orflelnl Chlmnej\nCloanor. (7.7.1)\nPrinting\nTBS DAILY KBWS\u2014Quamy r*-lntl!t\u00bb\nRuling, Loose Leaf Formfl, Ledger\nSheets and Binders alwayR In stock.\nInsurance and Real Estate\nRW. DAWSON\u2014\n\u2022 Baal Bstatt, Insnrancs, Btntals,\nAnnable Elk. P.O. Co* 733. rhons 197.\n (7774)\nHB. DILL, mSDRANCH PA\u00bb\u00ab\n\u2022 AHD OITT FBOPBBTY.\n50S Ward Street. Nelson, D.C.\n l77(IS)\nMonuments\nCAMPBELL ft BITOHIB MOBU-\nMENTAL CO\u2014P. O. Box 865, Nil*\nson. Uf. Telephone lt.4. (777r>)\nChiropractors\nALLAH S. DOtfia, D.C^-Phono CH.\nOfflee Hours, 10-13; 1-1 and by appointment. Aberdeen Block, Nelson, B.C.\n , <78i,a)\nAccounting\nCSABLES P. HtTHTXB\u2014\nAuditor, McDonald Jam Bnlldlnr*\nBot 1191 Nelson, B.a\n (77771\nFlorists\nnniZZBLLES OBZBBBOVSB, IfBL-\nLJT ton. Cut (lowers and floral dsiljrns\n . (777!)\nWM. S. JOHNSON\u2014\nPhone 313. Cut Floweri. Potted\nr'):int-= tind Floral l^mblems. (773H\nWholesale\n\u2022 MACDONALD ft CO.*\u2014\nWholesale Crocers and Proylslo*\nMercbanls. Imporfrrs of Teas, Coffeea,\nSpices. Pried Fruits, Staplo and Fancy\nCroc,Ties, NVWui. B.C. (7773)\nEngineers\nQjeta Btoi., Bur*, |.\nNELSON, B. O.\nCIVIL ABD MININO ENOINEIBI\nB.C., Alberta and Dou_i_ob\nLand Sniv*tyor\u00bb.\nCrown Grant Aff.ats. Bin* Printlflf.\n 177S(I)\nHD. DAWSON, Land Burra\/oX,\n. Mining and crvll EnflnMr. -\nKaslo. Uf. . (77S1)\nAssayers\nE.\nW. WIDDOWSON, Box A110S Bai*\nson, B.C. Hlnndard western cimrpea\n (7797)\nAuctioneers\nly COTLBB\u2014\n\u00bb\u00bb \u2022 Ooods Sold Prlirataly and at anetloa\nNelson Au,'lion Alan, Vernon titreet.\nFuneral Directors\n\u2022r** J. BOBBBTSON, P.D.D. ft B.\u2014\n801 Victoria street I'lione 291\nNil-lit I'lione, ir,7L. (7*783)\n_-_j-_B\nStandard TurnltaM\nCo, \u2014 Undertakers,\nl-'unernl l>irPCtor\u00bb,\nAuto hearee, up-to-\n*\u2022\u25a0'' llal\" chap.;]. Ueit\nW KervlCftB, p r 1 n e I\nable. (7784)\nBRINGING UP FATHER -:\n\u2014:\u2014 \u2014:\u2014 Bv Geofe McMam\nWHt;^E'_ NX\nTICKCT-3 FOR THE\n\"aNOW 'MlOVELEC;';-,\nBALL TONIGHT\n\u25a0 DOOMS'\nI JO.T -brMT\nTHTk-1 up to\nYOOR MOObE\nBt A\nME_.-r5Er-.qES>\nrm1\nBV COLLV: THAT f-,\/\nqu-*( DOOMS lt> ' '\nDOMOER; THMs\nHE LOO\u00bb<_J-\nJJ!f\\\n*30- -COO CMMC BACK\nTOR. TrlO-bEl TICKETS\nWELU-THE-Y AREIM\nYOUR. ROOM '-.tlO\nTHA-T'-b -WHERE fou\nAREICOINC, TO __\nC 1925 IV Int L FlATURC Stnvkc, InC\nCimI Bfitiin >*tX\\l\u00bbj*\u00bbe**'*i-\n8\niA>*X. DOOMS- \\ou \"AT\nHEAO- I JUVT -WA.MT TO\nTELL-YOU THAT \\ GOT\nTHE TlCKET-b ODT I CANT\n1\n \t\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1925\nPage Seven' (\nm\n\u2022r*r a sir ro*,v\/c\u00abr-'\nGRANT'S\nBest Procurable\n(THE ORIGINAL)\nPorcScotch Whisky\nRICHEST IN FINEST\nHIGHLAND MALT\nRouted a*i f-aaraMMd by Wilb-ui\nGrant 4 Son. Limited. OnlnWwk an4 ,\nEUIvcftw-UcnliwM OuUlUnn. Dull-\nt*WB-& Gl-UgOW. ScOtUwJ.\nNELSON INCREASES LEAD\nwas in Chicago less thai\nlie arrived at S. lu p.m.\na t:ixl-c:ih s waiting\naUtion, rped to tl-\" Col\nand W;i**t i.ff .i^;ii:i n,i\nmile ride back to New\n, bopped Inlo\nInn at the\nROSSLAND IS\nDEFEATED BY\nTHREETOFOUR\nGame Slow After Last One;\nThirteen Hundred Fans\nOut\nThis advertisement is not published or displayed bv\nLIQUOR CONTROL BOARD or the Government of B.C.\nthe\nTelephone Your\nCongratulations\nPerhaps it is a birthday, or a wedding day, or\npossibly a golden wedding day. Perhaps the stork\nhas been visiting, or someone has received a promotion. No matter what the occasion, when there\nare congratulations to bo extended to some good\nfriend miles away they can be made more personal\nand more cordial through the use of the long-distance\ntelephone.\nBritish Columbia Telephone Co,\nWEST KOOTENAY LEAGUE\nWon Ust\na bombardment of the Neliion *OOA\nand ft looked flaogertma for a time.\nAlter I'i mlnutSS of pbiy Frank Oci-\nakl ti.ok a pretty coynter when In ;mj\nHuffman went ihrou^h toifctiier, Buster flipping the- dine to Ogenski, who I\nKuve .IoIhihuti nn chance nt all. N-.-l-\nsnii'H. m-ct.iid goal can easily be ter'n-di\n.a \"fluku\" iBBsmuch as Miller going in\n1 hrhtnd ihe Kosstand netg ghot the\nI inn*k from behind the ponl mouth. !\nTbe rubber Oaught on Johnson's suite ]\nand hounded Into the net. The game\nIn this period seemed awfully slow\nafter the \u25a0 exhibition \u00abilne.sned here\nagainst Trail on Tuesday last. Lsq\nDesireau, who was In the gains tot\nthe first time Mince the league opened.\nShowed kIkiih of bin injured leg hunting him, however, he played 0|i'<*ugh\ntho panic nnd made uome brilliant\nrushes and NLVnE\nA Pretty Goal\nI'lay livened up In the ssoofld pcil.-l\nKoaslund again OUSSed around the Nsl-\nSun netH and after E> inlnutc*- of\nplay Huffman broke away. He w.'H\naccompanied by Armstrong. Round ng\nthe HuH\u00bblund nets, Hufiman filpued\nthe rubber out to Armstrong v.ln>\nbanged it home for number two.\n.shortly after this Pesin-ati W Is\nbenched for | minutes for trluyjng.\njohiAy t>g\u00abnekl followed him tu tlu-\nbox for a similar offence. While\nthese men were off hewur comlm,'\ndown the wing beat Notman fot\" norland's first goal, ft wan a touch one\nand Notman partially s;ivrd the shot.\nTwo nTTsutes later while Nelson was\nstill shorthaiHled Noris beat Notman\nfrom close in on a pretty Pligt. P'ite\nSeconds before the b(-U rang. I'.ustt*r\nHuffman grabbed the i -libber, H\u00ab'\nstick handled his way through \u00bbbe\nnd j Itossland team but was driven lo .a\n\" e went nro mid the -not\u00ab.\ng around lhe corner boat\nr Nelson's fourtli and\nI'ts\nNelson ...\nFloH.slund 2 :t 4\nTrnii l ;i 2\nNelson strengthened Ms hold on lip-\nfirst plac- in the West Kootenay\nLeague hockey race la si night, when\nItossland was defeated 4 lo\" \", before\na crowd estimated al IMI persona who\njammed the rink. Rossland's team\nwas accompanied bv tbe Trail Klk's\nhand and close io 400 fans who came\non a special irain.\nNelson has now to win but one game\nJ to practically Pinch the loajrus for tlw\n: season, while Itossland to tie up must\n1 win nil Ms remaining games. Trill\n. too. can yet Dome Up to the ton \\.\\\n.winning the remaining league gam. s.\nI Last niglil's game produced\nverv ragged hockey at time\n! showed signs of roughness in spots, .conn\n> Nelson players Were the worst often 1- and\nI ers and on two occasions but thr.*e John:\n; men with Noinian In,' ths net* (MM- > |Uai\n'stituted tin* Nelson team. j with the score 4 to 2 Itossland took\nNotman Stars l die offensive In lhe lust period und\n! Notman was back in his usual fnr**v-jt|u. ,\\viH-,n funs hud some exciting\nI last night and saved aunts wlekewTmoments as Nutuiuu turned away shot\nMiots. \"Dutch\" ltlchardson was u Ij.ru-r shot, which all looked sure goals.\n[Shining light and his rushes proved Bureau and P, Ogenski were again\nIfffnctive sli tbroiigh the game. BUSt*r 1 ,\u201e, ,j,0 feuee for irlpt\u00bbing wiien Ohis-\nI Hnffni-.n bad another great night am , ,.\u201elm and jforr|B Wl.ttt -Uiiwn together.\nbesides bagging on<* goal be passed I cblsliolm passing to Norrls for ROM-\ntwo coiiiiW-rs ho- goala. | binds third tally. No more neorhig re-\nN.-lvnn lasl Right took the ice de- , suited In the game although both teams\nI t.-i-niined to pb.y a combination game ^ wmc .Jog, chances,\nland licit is what brought in a vie- T|.\u201e Klinic Witii |,amll.d by P. Mrliw\ntary. The home boys haclu'lo-cked ef- t, ,.,. 1UKi K. Willis uf Trail.\nla.-I\nNURMI DEFEATS\nRAY ONCE MORE;\nAND A RECORD\nIn Chicago Just Long\nEnough to Race; Seventh\nMark Goes\nF1RP0 IN PARIS,\nSURE OF F1\u20acHT\nIf Oibbone Does Hot Aooept, Thsm M*\nWill Keet Uicudnn, ths\nBpaaieh Chsmp\nJ-AKIH, Jan. 1\u00ab. \u2014\u25a0 LuIh Firpo, the\nArgentine heavyweight, says he\nESKSWINAS\nTl*nr*nfl fii I OUT I bound to fight somewhere ln Europe\n111 I'tN \\l Al K l>*-fore he returns to America, Klrpo.\nlluLlVj JLxiviV who is visiting Paris, declared today.\nCHICAGO. Jan. 16.\u2014 I'a.ivo Nurmi.\naupsr-niniU-C ot the worn, anogshad I\nhis seventli world's indoor record l\ntonight sln.-e making his Amerl -an de- |\nhul in New York 10 days ago, when I\nhe decisively defeat-',1 Joie Kay, .\nAmeilcau champion miler. liy half aj\n(ftp, nearly SO yards. In a Ipoclftl j\nRun Riot at Calgary and\nTake a Six to Three\nVictory\nCALQART. Jan. H.-Mnking the\nmost of their opportunities tn the second period when the Calgary defence\nBlackened, the Kdmonton Ksklmos ran\nriot with the Tigers here tonight,\ncame off the ice with a (J to 2 victory\nStowed a way.\nHerb Stuart in goal bad a grejt\nHlght. Trapp, Brlden and Sheppard\nwen- th- pick of the Ksks. Crawford,\n\u00ab.ii\\..- ,nd Wilson w-re tbe ij-st on\nthe Calgary team. The Calgir\nlo\nvery\nana Ilo\nmile\ntut in\nmeet.\nind thn\nthe HUifcls\ni-tei's\nA.C.\n;ice (Oft-\nhandicap\nhapba'\/.inl.\nSummary\nFirst period- !. Bdnit\nfrom Simpson. \u25a0\u2022\u25a0: I 0.\nHecond period\u2014'1. 1-dni\n1:03; :i. Calgary, Siiarrow\nparting\nton. 1:10;\n.Simpson. 0:13\nTram-,\nI'Ut-\nthat if the reply of Tommy Olbbons\nto the offer of the National Sport Ing\nehib of London for a bout between\nhimself and Gibbons was unfavorable,\ndie would meet at Barcelona, Spain,\nearly in April, Paul Uzcudun, the\nHpanlsh heavyweight, for a percentage\nof the Rate receipts. Gibbons' reply\nIs due to reach London tomorrow.\nIf the reply of Gibbons Is a negative one, according to Firpo, the club\nwill endeavor to arrange a bout for\nhim with either Jack Renault or\nHpalla. the Italian heavyweight.\nSore, Tired and\nBlistered Feet\nBathe then ta hot wtter, tfcea\nrub w*ll wilh MINARD'5\np-BtlNT. It will rekeTO >\u00bbuj\nEd;\nHheppard\nlontoa, Ilri.hr\nB iat$ Previous Night's Time '\nThe Phantom Finn, after riding all.\nnight and all day from New fork.!\nwhere he snianhod tim.-e reoords lasl\nMight, ran Kav to defeat In 7:.V> 2-8, {\nRfptani \u00bb ffi'i \"f ;l secortd off the !\nworld'** indoor marl*, established hy |\nlllltHelf in his New York mark last :\nnight.\n,' Nurmi, leading from atari to finish,\nran the mile in l:M; the mile ami \\x>\n(liiarter in 5:^.') 4-.'\u00bb; ami the mile tad I\na balf ll) 6: 44 t-O.\nA halt hour after his sensational\nvictory, Nurmi was aboard a brack\ntnijn bound for New York to compete\nin another race tomorrow night, tank.\ning bin third In as many Bights. He\nThird per I ed\nit*,\n-fi, Kdmonton, sh.-p- I\n\u2022algary, Wi^on. (Vou |\nK bnonton. Traop' -:*\"- !\nii'ian, from iportow, j\n-W^ffiVji^\nri.i:\\i:l.,\\M'. Jan. 10.\u2014 Tri.< s,\u201e.iii(-\n,\u2022!\u2022, muixcar ,,r th,. Clrvrlunil Inillan-i.\nHl\u201el Miss M.iry Kn'n,,s t'lliliihy were\nmatrlad !i>iv Uto ytatvrtaf.\nIL \"JI'lUULmHlil'IIUUUIJI-UII MllllllllfiT*\n1\nfec\"tivel\\, however, and broke\nmanv of the visiting team's ru\nMil rut ers and. Norris played an\nColleni game for itossland.\nUossland opened Ho* first period wi'h\nThe\nPosition\nGoal\nSpecial\nWomen's\nBoudoir Slippers\n$1.45\nIn many different colors.\nWATSON SHOE CO.\nLet n. do your Shoe Repairing\nNelson\n.. Notinan\nDefences\nMarsterx ,, Desireau\nChlshulm . KiehardM-n\nFotwiirdd\nJewell , Huffman\nNorri.s Miller\nWager Uantsls\nIfollsk) !\u25a0*. Ogeaskl\n.Nelson J. Ogenski\nDewar Armstrong\nGoal Summary\nKlrsl period-l. V. Ugenskl, Nelson,\nfrom Hoffman, it; minutes; 3, Miller.\nKelwn, i miiiuii.\nSecond period\u2014I, Armstroin,'.. N'e|.,oi|,\nfrom Huffman, J:5\u00ab mlulra; l. Dtwnr,\nRosslan-i 19 minutes: r. Karris, lines-\nland, in minutes; ll, Huffman, Kelson,\nid.\nThird period\u20147. B\nholm, B;b* minutes.\nPenalty Summary\nFirst period\u2014-Non.-.\nHe<,.nd period\u2014pe war, Ibe\ninlnul\u00ab>s: Desireau, Kelson,! ^ mlnutne;\nJ. (.igeiisisi, NeUon, ^ ralauica: J\nOgenssl, Kelson. I mmules; Nclnon\nttoHSIund, L1 minutes.\nThird portod\u2014Desireau, Nelson. :\nminutes; I-'. Ogenski, Kelson, ! min\nUles.\n\"j\nNamed for the state and truly great\nGUAM\" ItAl'll'S Miel,., Jan. K.\n\"apt. I a.i' Roper, heavyweight, an.\ne.ime.s lo- has sign.d to meet Jack\ntensuIt, at Omaha, Jhnuary ?'.'.\nDo You\nIf Not, Try It Once on\nThe Semaphore\nAlleys\nAnd You Will Become a\nReal Fan\ngive a\njh score\nanil ten\nweekly priu for 1\nat both live pin-\npins.\nTHE SEMAPHORE\nSMOKE SHOP\nn;Miar-Js\u2014Bowl in\"]\u2014Smoke;\n&0T\/i DAKEH St.. NELSON\nPhone 536\nOld Kentucky famed\nas the world's finest\nBourbon whiskey.\nAged to Perfection.\nA time honored friend\nof yours\nV,\nJ\nOldKentucky\nl\nBourdon Whiskey\nBOTTLED IN BONO UNDER\nIfDEllAL .OVUtNMCNT SUMKVIilON\nTliis arlvcvtiscmeiil is nnt published or displayed hv the\nI.IOUOR roN'TIIOI, HOARD nr the Government of B.C.\nOut-of-town customers that\nhave visited this Sale have\nbeat pleased then made the\ntrip. The inconvenience of\ntravelling this cold teeather\nis offset by the personal selection of the t\/oods wanted\nand the savings have been\nan added attraction.\nReady-to-Wear\nBrings great bargains to everyone. We are clearing out all sea sonable merchandise, overstocks and oddments, and to do this\nquickly we are cutting prices deeply. Sale prices in every section ttll the story ol unusual money savings. Read and profit.\ntoday, each\n\/\n'\u00ab;\/\nIJOItl\nstaples\nnote\nin-\nstead\nof\nwaiting\ntill\nthe\nsp,\nimj\nYon can save money\non\nniunij\ntetns it\nhich\ntjou\nurt\nbound\ntu want\nlater\non.\nTh\n1\n'nk\nthis\nover.\nYou can-select any Coat, Suit or Press\nhinging on our racks, and we will quote\nyou a Sale Price on same. Every garment has to be sold before inventory.\nChildren's Wear takes the Clearance\nPrice route today. All aboard!\nYon Can Take Away Today lor\n$2.25 Each\nThey are Children's Navy Pleated Skirts,\nin Kood quality Senje. made on the\nwhite cotton top which makes them\nhaiiR well. Sizes 4 to 16 years. Well\nworth the price marked, $8.95. Special\nJanuary Sale Price $2.25\nNow, you mothers with school girls,\ndon't overlook this.\nCHILDREN'S WOOL SWEATERS\u2014\nPullovers and Tuxedos. In fawn,\nwhite, prey and blue. Values up to\n$3.75. Sale Price $1.50\nGIRLS' BRUSHED WOOL SWEATERS\n\u2014Now so much in demand. In navy,\nbrown or fawn. Ages 8 to 14 vears.\nSale Price SJK5.75\nSWEATER SUITS of Wool, knitted in\nsmart, up-to-date styles. Skirts are\nplain self colors. Sweater has plain\nbody with stripes on sleeves and bottom. Colors: Tan, grey, fawn. Special\nSale Price $15.00\nMEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS\nDuring our January Sale of odd and\nbroken lines. We are making special reductions on our entire stock of Men's\nSuits. This is an exceptional offer, as\nour values in Men's and Hoys' Suits art-\nwell known for their quality and make,\nbut to reduce our stock before inventory\nevery suit will be reduced.\nThis is your opportunity to get a good\nSuit at a very low price.\nMEN'S AND BOYS' OVERCOATS\nMEK'S DOUBLE-BREASTED WINTER\nOVERCOATS\u2014Six only left, in dark\ngrev and brown shades. Regular\nSf2.\",'.50. Clearing Price $17.50\nMEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED WINTER\nOVERCOATS\u2014All new this season.\nNews shades with check reverse linings.\nRaglan and set-in shoulders, and all-\nround belts. Clearing Prices, from\n $27.50 Up\nBOYS' DOUBLE-BREASTED OVERCOATS\u2014All-Wool, English make. Very\nstylish. Sizes 0 to 16 years. Special\nClearing Price $\u00ab.50 to $1\u00bb.50\nMEN'S UNDERWEAR\nOUR BEST QUALITY LAMAFLEECE\n\u2014Pure Wool English-make Underwear.\nCombinations, regular price $8.50,\nClearing at $7..5\nShirts or Drawers, regular price $1.7\".,\nClearing at $.'..\u00bb.*\u25a0\nThu is un txceptionul offer, us lln\nprice will be higher in the fall.\nBOYS' MACKINAW COATS\u2014Our special quality. Sizes left, 21 to 28 only.\nClearing Price, each $5.25\nYou cannot fail lo get more than i\/onr\nmoney's worth here today. \/>Vi\u00bby dowtl\nyour pay check and participate in some\nof these bargains.\nDRY GOODS\nWeek-end offerings which will make\nit profitable for you to come here early.\nSATURDAY ATTRACTION\nStop, look and see this wonderful collection of bargains, all at $1.00: A\nSpecial Table filled with articles and\nyardage goods. A few of the many items\nare Ladies' and Children's Purses and\nBags, regular up to $2.!)5; Fancy Boxes\nNotepapcr and Envelopes, regular up to\n$2.25; Fitted Work Boxes and Baskets,\nregular to $2.25; several shades of Silk\nGeorgette Crepe, regular $1.03 yard:\nLarge-size Battenburg Lace Centres, regular to $2.25; Fancy Colored Bead Necklaces, regular to $1.05; Ladies' Wool, also\nSilk Hose, regular to $2.05; Fancy Crepes\nand Dress Goods, regular to $4.25 yard.\nAll one price louay, earn or per\nyard $l.no\nWHITE LACES AND INSERTIONS-\nAll first quality goods. Well-finished\nedges, which means they will not fray\nout in a short time. Regular values\n20c to 40c yard. All one price. ]\u25a0\u2022 r\nyard IC-\n1TKE WOOL 3-PLY WHEELING\nYARN\u2014Grey, lovat, cardinal, black,\nwhite, sand, copen. Sale Price, per\nlb. . !\u00bbS<*\nCOLORED TURKISH HAND AND\nBATH TOWELS\u2014Now is the time to\nbur them while the prices are low.\nSale Price, each, !!><*, 2!><*. \"15--, I9f,\n75c.\nHEAVY QUALITY CREAM FLANNELETTE\u2014Twill back, with soft fleecy\nsurface. This cloth wil! wash and\n\\iear exceptionally well. \",ii inchen\nwide. Sale Price, per yard 30*?\nWin,i Tin l.tuj tints ml their annual\nJanuary ('Uuranrc Sale, nou naturally\neypeet tu hug at lesseutd grins.\nThis year is ut, exception hi lliose Ihul\nhare gone before, and we on: quoting\nunit prices now, before inventory, which\nInter on yuu may be smrij you have\nmissi d.\nToday, then, is a guild lime lu luuk\nuver these offerings.\nEvi\nroll\none\nFootwear Department\nWltttl mother could possibly overlook\nlis Sa'e Table of Children's Boots?\ny pair is taken from the fixtures\nlining our usual stock. Mostly only-\ntwo or three pairs of a kind, and\ns-zes range from 51,. to 10',-j, but nut\nall sizes in each make. They are Classic\n.\u25a0nnl Packard made, and we offer them\n\u25a0;1! ai, pair $1.75\nI'irk where tjou like. No need to Ml\n,iuu they were not made for this money.\nHEBE IS A LINE OF STRAP SHOES\nsuitable for growing girls. These have\nlow, f!;;l heels, and are in brown leather\nonlv. Sizes 21-; to 7. January Sale\nPrice $X05\nA Nil A LINE OF TAN KID OXFORDS\nAND PL.MI'S, with military heels.\nRegular $1.75 line. Sizes ,3, 3>_. 4,\n5 and 7. Sale Price $2.95\nANOTHER SPECIAL VALUE LINE IN\nLADIES' BLACK KID OXFORDS\nAND TAN CALF STRAPS\u2014Regularly |6.50 and $7.50. Sizes 3 to 7,\ntaking both lines. Sale Price....$4.05\n r.-.i'\u00ab-fF,u>))i\nWW)\nffnE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1925\nTHE ARK\nLadies* l'remh Ivory Dressing\nt'u tub?, regular T.k- each; our sale\nprice, whllu thi-y lust, Four Combs\n1or 81.00? no lc(1s sold. Karelins\nin Wfltofl, Axminstt-r and Linoleum\nRngi; Ranges, Heaters, Furniture,\nCouliinj,' Utensils, Staple Dry Goods.\nCheapest In the city.\nJ. W. HOLMES\nPhone 534\n606 Vernon St.\nPHONE 70\nNelson Steam\nLaundry\nKememher: \"We do mending\nfor Kinylc men and men uway\nfrom home.\nTrail Agency: Franscn's Barber\nShop.\nVERNON STREET (Corner of\nJosephine Street)\nHIGH SCHOOL HAS\nLITERARY SOCIETY\nWright Named President at\nInitial Meeting; Music\nHeard\n\"Individual Tuition\"\nEvening Continuation Classes,\nMondays and Thursdays\nCOMMENCE ANY TIME\nNotice\nTho undersigned, Messrs. Johnson\n& Bookman, Blacksmith^ Saimo,\nD.C., having dissolved partnership\nfrom 12th January. 19W, the business\n\u25a0will -be carried on undt*r the name\nof F. Johnson, .Blacksmith, Salmi).\nAll ai-vuunls due to the lale firm\nshould be paid to the said F. Johnson.\n(S^'d) P. JOHNSON,\nA. M. BACKMAN.\nG. GLASER\nFurrier\nGuaranteed High-Class Furs\nNice selection kept in stock and\nmade to order from selected\nskins.\nCustomers' Furs Made Up. .Remodelled and Repaired.\nSkins Dressed and Mounted at\nIu-asonablo Prices.\n2603 GRANVILLE STREET,\nVANCOUVER, B.C.\nThe first nu-.-tint; of the Nil son\nBlffh Bchool Lili-rary society WM held\nyi-Ht.ouiay afu-rimon when the oi'fici-r:\nf'-T the year were elected and a shot'\nli-Uisical Dmtm was heard.\nOfficers of the society are: Honor\nary presidents, Miss I,. Allun and Miss\nJ. Robson; president, H. Wright: vice-\npresld.-nt, S. Thomas; secri-tnr\\-tn-as-\n\\\\rfi; .1. Boyd; \u00abecotlve committer\u2014\nMiss J.-an l.amh.-rl, Miss H.len Qould,\nMis-i Ruby' Tottnff. Mtss Irene Kdmon-\nHton, H. Fahivn hulls. .1. Uorswi.1\nRltchl<_ and C. Lambert-\n.Miss - Isobelle and .Jimm.e Benson\nrendered .several musical selections.\nPunktal\nLens .\nWill five you normal\nvision.\nGet a pair of our Iioad-\ntiig Glasses, and you will\nenjoy real comfort.\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN\nOld Hot\nWater Bottles\n25c Each\nBUnf in your old hot -water\nbottle and ue \u2022will allow you\n23c on the price of a new one.\nOm* bottles are all guaranteed\nto last the longest.\nOur special bottle at $1.50\nis one of the beat\nCanada Drug &\nBook Co.\nHAS IT\nNELSON, B.C.\n~'iV\n\"Curlctv Butter From Pure Cream\"\nGOOD BUTTER AND\nCurlew Butter\n\"From Pare Cream\"\nARE SYNONYMOUS\nTherefori!, if you desire the best obtainable butter,\nwhen ordering specify\nCurlew Butter\n\"From Pure Cream'\nIt is made in Nelson, by skilled local workmen and\nfrom the unsurpassed products of the ranches and\ndairies of your own district.\nTHE CURLEW CREAMERY CO., LTD.\nNELSON, B.C.\nCoffee\nSpecial Blend\n3 lbs. for $1.00\nCOFFEE\nPERCOLATOR\nEach $1.00\nJAP ORANGES\nAt Their Best\nPer box $1.15\nCABBAGE\nBRUSSELS SPROUTS\nHEAD LETTUCE\nCELERY\nCARROTS\nTURNIPS\nBEETS\nPARSNIPS\nFRESH TOMATOES\nSTAR\nGROCERY\nPhones 10 and 193\nA. G. LAMBERT CO., Ltd.\nWinuf.ctur.r-. of and Doal.r. in\nALL KINDS OP LUMBER AND BUILDINQ MATERIAL*,\nSHINGLES, LATH, MOULDINGS, WINDOWS, DOORS, COAST\nEDGE CRAINED FLOORING AND FINISH, AND BEAVER AND\nWALL BOARDS\nDrawtr 1061\nPhont No. E2\nNoliori, B.C.\nThose Plumbing Repairs\nof yours are our Specialty. Let us convince you.\nNelson Plumbing & Heating Co.\n' HARRV EPERSON GEORGE BRANT\nP.O. Box 174 - Nelson, B.C. . Cor. Biker and Kootenay Sts.\nWe have still a good stock of\nSLEIGHS\u2014SKATES-SKIS-SNOW SHOES\nHOCKEY STICKS-HOCKEY PUCKS, ETC.\nBest Quality and Prices Right.\nWood-Vallance Hardware Co., Ltd.\nWHOLESALE\nNELSON, B.C.\nRETAIL\nTHANK YOU\nVoters of Nelson School\nDistrict\n1 appreciate your kindly ted-\nImp and splendid vou in my\ni aliicaraly iruai iii:,i thi new\nschool board will ba abla lo givo\nyou lutMactton.\n\"At Vour Sit. in*\"\nROSS FLEMING\nEVIDENCE DOES\nNOT SATISFY\nJUDGE F\nDirect Conflict in the Log\nJam Case; to Call Ramsay\n'\u2022I an) not examine WH-\nnn in Kammy. provincial public works\nBnglneer, bototo giving his d.-eislon\nin tha ens.-, to fin.I out whether or\nnot >Fr. Rumsey considered thp work\n\u2022Ii.ih- by his 'orders in th.- Inanoakltn\nrivet an afflclent -is bank protection\nih Col. V. Hairing ton'* crib work, ul-\ni.-ped to havn been awept away by u\nlog torn,\nin this caae. which had b$en hoard\n\u25a0n rouri nil day Wednesday, and cun-\n'inu.-i! Thursday morning, Col, V. Hur-\nrlngton of Kdgewood \\va\u00ab suing A\\\". A.\n'*ii]<|(-r for $'2tH) for alleged damage to\nIlls land on the ban!; of the Inunoakliii\nriver, through log driving.\nColonel Harrington took th.- ataad\nTirsi on Thursday, and told IT, .Clifford Irving, acting for James O'Shefl.\nK.C., f\u00ab>r O'fthaa A Ir^ng. for the\ndefendant of tho damage done to hl|\n'and In 1933 when rriMvnrk nml inat-\nrossing were carried away, he stated\niiv log driving and tin* resultant Jams\n.vhi.'h had to be brokt-n up by dymi-\nniie,\nV,'. M. Myera told tho court that he\nIlil not think tho mntlvess as con-\nitructed bv Colonel Harrington, would\nfuliv pfrrtcct the bank.\nround Flume Going to Plecca\nWhen Mr. Calder took the gtand he\nJfttd that In- had intended to use the\n\"lumo in driving in IMS, but found\ntt the end of the first week that it\n.vas iroing to i>itres. so that he was\n\"\u25a0oreed to drive the river. Ilo clatmftd\n'bai tho Mm had been caused by t. o\n\u2022otlonwood trees which bad fallen Into\nbe river, also that Colonel Harring-\n.011 was aheavs causing troulde.\nThe witness claimed that be bad\ntout about S tno bv leaving logs to\nu-otrct Colonel Harrington's land. He\nftafl put in three boom sticks to i>ro-\n\u25a0rot the linid. and had understood tliat\n-oion.-l Harrington was completely\n-tatiafled With the way it was done,\nlh* thovCbt the damage 10 the <*rih-\nwork had been done by :i drive of the\nIfidgewood Lumber company, but in-\nhad stated his willingness to Colonel\nHarrington to replace it, or get the\n..'overnment to do bo.\nSaid Harrington Had Not Told Truth\nSpeaking of Colonel Harrington and\n'lie mattress, Mr. Calder said:\n\u2022\u25a0He savs it was completely token\nnil. whleh it is not. They hnve been\n\u2022IriviiiK up tin-re pretty nearly -.1\nrear*. I have been working there for\niver 10 venrs. Colonel Harrington\nis the onlv man 1 have ever bint -my\n\u25a0rouble with.\" He claimed Colonel\nHarrington had n.-t told the truth uev-\n\u25a0rni times dtirinsr his evidence.\n\"I claim (hat tin* bank was not hit\nhut went TUH through natural\nh,\nId.\n\u25a0it\" ^va evidence that\nic iiad put in three 1*0010 sticks l.e-\nore liie matlress. and that Colonel\ntarrlngton had said it aulted hint.\nOther witnesses wero Henry Mttrton\nMid Adam Maid, Who gave evidence\n.11 work done 011 Uie c-rib.\nBANKERS PLAY\nHOCKEY TODAY\nP.\nIV\nA hookey - -\nbanker*' U-ama, tiw impcoms and 1...\n\\iontro\\ais is M-hedah-il for 6 o'clock\nfhla afternoon at the rink* These\ni-iiois are pnytoa ti aerlea of gam**\niiul in the last em'Olint'f the Impcoms\nwwi tbe cMiite-i bj a alight margin.\nThe Teami\nImpoomi\u2014Hutchison, Ken wick. I>e-\nllaney, Ink, Wllitl'leld. Tuwgood. Hot-\nImproved Appearance and Economy\nResult From Making Use of\nthe Dyer and Cleaner\nH. K. FOOT\nHi'jI'-CIja', Dyer and Clo-incr\nFAIRVIEW \u25a0 NELSON, D.C.\nTo the Electors\nI lhank ibe ejecton ol x.-i-\nran for tin* \u25a0pltndtd nipporl\nwhich \u00bbu undend u* >t thi\npolli on Thursday, and i trail\nthut during tli ensuing ttrni\nI Fliull in,Tit the confidence\nwhirh liaa htt'n shown in mi'.\nJ. E. McKENZIE\nNelson Electors\n1 ni.-,ii to tii.11,1. you ten tin\n\u25a0Uppgfl arinlilril 111\" lit tl],\npolls mi Thiirsilay.\nJ. T. BERRINGT0N\nCard of Thanks\nI wish to thank the MfOtorty\nwho fitipimitod me In the alderman Ic tain test just passed. I\nassure you that I ahall at all\ntlmoH worl. for what I belicvo\nto be tho host IntoreFtH Of our\ncity nnd its citizens.\nJ. P. MORGAN\n.M, 1\nWilso\nUli\nMcKtnrion, Bolton, Cole, Oilroy, Dttnua\nWalhn'h.\nOBITUARY\nTh,. lull,ral Of \"William Camnb.ll\n,vas held .Mnmlav aftirnnun from Holy\nTrlnltv churrh. ReY. CftHOB Camitherl\n, rriratlinr. Thr o*dlbearera were Hon\nin- Rutherford. D, 1. McKenile. R. B\nI'mllinan. Vranli Hull. 11. A. ThOmp-\n\u2022on ami Colonel .lamlrson. Beautiful\nfloral offering, tm l-\u00bbcel\u00abd from\nehildren, ^ir. and Mr\u00ab. Kdward <>,\u25a0*\u25a0\nand familv. Mr. und Mrs- Geertte\nLiona Jlr. and .Mrs. W. A. Broad. Mr\nand Mrs. Button, Mr. AndrrW and\ni.rorgr. Mrs. Pane and family. Stnilh-\nooaa I'.K.W.A.. Amy and baby, Mr.\nand Mrs. Henri*,' l'll-asy. CalTle. Minnie and BM& P, M. St. Lawrence\nl.odirr L'llTS. Mr. and Mrs. lv O. Mr-\nr-arthy ami familv, uyi.-v, Edmonton\nBoard of Women'* Auxiliary. Interment waa mad.- iii Mount Pleaaanl\nre Irry. Decoaaed paaied away nu\nMaturday. January 3. at tin* borne of\nlils dun-titter, ll,., AV. it. C. Chamberlain, Strathcona, at tin* ut;r of ia\nyeara Be laavee to mourn his Im.,\nil roe -ons and threw dailfhtem Will-\ni f \\-i,i,,i in. Ilf., t'oliii or Nr\u00ab\nDenver. Bi'.. nml Bdward II. of strutli-\nrona, Mm Oould \"f Helnon, B.C-, and\nKm A. \" Cliivrrs of llylry. Alberta.\n-Edmonton Journal. tT'ja'it\nNelson News of the Day\nrwi fo\nnance. Sal\nHall. Ailn\nMm- Banff i.rcii'-sira\nJanuarv 17th. Baglfl\ni\u2014Lad Itl 60c, genta.\n(79SU\n\\v. w. fergueon. Barriati r. Bolli\nNotary 1'uljlk*. \"Hiker Block. I'\nMv eiiivfui . v,- examination mm\nni perfect gla**B\u00abfl.\u2014Hlgglnbothan\niihti.il Of the laic .Mrs. .!. W\nof Kaalo \u00abIU tak.- place fron\nm-cii of Mary Immaculate oi\nafternoon at ! o'clock. Inter\nIII be in Uie Catholic cemetery\nODD .FELLOWS\nlir... ii e Flutter- Deputy Oram\nUaeti r, will olTlciallv vlait Kootena)\nf,o0ge .,n Mondav evtmlng. Tin- initi\natoi-y Degree will he conferred, Al\nmeinWrs pud nojonrnfng brethaen an\nn-iiicMe.! io r.e preeent ai 7:30 nhnrp\nThe inemhers of Queen City K.-hekal\n[\nOur Own Creamery Butter,\n2 ihs : *)5\u00a3\nCurlew Creamery Butler, 2 lbn.\nfor 95\nBoiled Ham. per lb HM\n11,-ail Loll liar. pi*r lil \u2022\"!()\u00ab>\nSpiliarh. laiar till 25^\nTurnips, Carrots, Beets, Parsnips\nPROMPT DELIVERY\nTo the Electors\nI wish to thank the elect.irn\nof the .Nelson School district\nfor the support which tliey\nextended to ma at the polls un\nThursday. I shall endeavor\nlu merit the confidence which\nthey have reposed in me.\nF. R. JELFS\nP.M.\nGROCERTERIA\nPHONE 235\nCLOVERDALE BUTTER\u2014It's\n''\u00bb>'\u2022 3 \u00ab\" 81.25\nCLARK'S TOMATO CATSUP\u2014\n>'\u2022\u25a0' ^t'1\"-- - 25<*-\nHOW WAS YOUR COFFEE\nTHIS MORNING?\nSpecial Freak amund Cottaa,\ni\"-1' \"' 50<*\ncrisco\u20143-iL. till 85^\nKELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES\u2014\nS M-s-. 25<^\nSUNKIST ORANGES\u2014Air tintv\nin rxft'llrtn coiKlitiuii. Sweet\nand juicy.\ndm*. _.r>c> 3 Sot.. $1.00\n*m\u00abi, ii.\/.. -10<*. 50C. GOt^\nMACHINE-SLICED BACON\u2014\nWe Kliarantei. to plrafr.\nFLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT\n2 M 25c\nFRESH HEAD LETTUCE\nAll Wool Ribbed Sox\n, 50c\n\\ N EXCEPTIONALLY good buy. Pure Wool,\nZ\"V English-make Eibbed Sox, in Browns, Greys,\nHeather and Lovat shades. Just the right weight\nfor now.\nQaality\u2014Service\u2014Satisfaction\nTo the Electors of Nelson\nI thank you very much for the confidence which\nyou placed in me at the civic election on Thursday,\nand I trust that during the coming year you will\nfind that that confidence was merited.\nDR. J. H. BENNETT\nTo the Electors of\nthe City of Nelson\nI lake this opportunity of thanking the many\nelectors who supported my candidature for the mayoralty at the polls on Thursday.\nI also wish to thank Alderman A. S. Horswiil\nfor the clean, gentlemanly way in which his campaign\nwas conducted, and can only reiterate my preelection promise that I shall, do my utmost to see\nthat the city business during my regime is conducted for the general welfare of the ratepayers and\ncitizens.\nJohn Bell\nFor Radio Sets\nand Parts\nTubes, Batteries and\nHeadphones\nBennetts, Limited\nDistributors for Thompson Five\nand Six Tube Neutrodynes.\n\"The Peer of Them All.\"\nNew\nShipment\nNorwegian\nper tin\n\u25a0il Muckerel.\n:;5<*\nNorwegian i-'.it Uack-wH per\n11,1 \u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0 35^\nNofW-tfftu Kip|i.-tcil llerrinKM,\nper tin 25\u00a3\nNorwegian Fat Herrtnfi in\nTomato S.m.-c, per tin 25\u00a3\nTurnips, Carrots, Beets,\nHead Lettuce. Parmips\nJ. A, IRVING & CO.\n513 BAKER ST., NELSON\nThe Great Supply House\nHIIkk School nf Drt-\u00abs making and\nMilliner)', Annabl* Hlock. atde -n-\ntranci* next MaddftO Hlock, Special\nl.'f-mons Monday evening! Iti hand-mode\ni'loweiH. (7961)\nTin- death or Major w- Wallwjrn.\nM.C, Ml)., son of Rar. I- B. and Mrs\nWaltwyn of Weston, removed n brilliant medical man; who nrvea with\ndlltinCtion overseas. Tlic late Major\nUrtllwyn con Un eled tyi'iudd fever\nwhile practisinp in HruM-eld, HcrIumi,\nlast joot 11\" was hut Ifl >rais of\nage.\nCard of Thanks\n1 wish to express my llnOATfl\ntbanki to the BUeton of Nd-\nson und district, who yesterday siipportrd my Candidature\nas a member of the Nelson\nSchool ['.oai'd.\nWhile holding lhat position.\nI Mill endeavor to ass Int an fur\nas posf-iide in conducting tlic\naffaifH of lhe Nelson School\nBoard In B manner that will be\n\u25a0attafactory to ail.\nD. StDENIS\n51\nVancouver\nSun\nThe People's Paper\nl-'irst ncwspajHT in Canada tu 1\nreduce nibaoftpUBf) prices, will'\nDOW iuce\"pt yearly stibscriplions\nnl the reduced, less-than-pre-l\n.war price of \u00a73.00 P\u00ab W\u00abJ\nj fj\nTrial Subscription\nj 2 MONTHS, 50c\n1 Including UfM week-end Batw\n^iliy i:\\ciilng fealure paper with\n1 colored comics. '\nI. Order now through your local J\ni 1'ostmuster, I'riitf Store, or send?\ni direct to the Vancouver Sun,_\nbVlo Pender Street \"West, Van-\n\u25a0tcouvcr, ]!.t*.\nI Note: Horsing, dnIly only, also\n$3.00 per year. State whether\nIlldrnlUg or KveniiiB edition isj\n[required when ordering.\nV!\nTurkish Delight\n50c lb.\nKandyland\nJUST UNLOADED\nA rar of Kcmnton Stove SlXfl Coal.\nSuitable for Furnace, Heater and\nRange. Equally as Rood ns the lump.\nand somewhat cheaper; very convenient\nio handle,\nA. BAT.COM\nCoal and Wood\nPhones 2C2R3 and 15\nFlour Will Advance\u2014Buy Your\nMAPLE LEAF FLOUR\nNow ond save money, besides receiving a\nCOOKERY ARTS COURSE FREE\nFLEMING'S STORE,\nCLASSIFIED ADS BRINQ RE-\n6ULIS EVERY XJME.\nTHE BEST COAL\nTIhto nru two kinrtH of coal,\nRood and poor. Botb look Hourly aliko und cost alike. Tho\nuiily way is to try ours and\nm-ove Hs goodness. \"Wo handle\nonly tho Lest.\nHalt I.uinii, per ton -.$12.!)0\nHalt Nut, per tun $10.25\nImperial 1,1 >, ton .. $12.50\nlmperiul Nut, Ion $10.25\nAnne Lump, Ion $12.50\n111 uiiilii Il.r Lump, tun. $12.00\nMacdonald Cadage &\nFuel Co.\n503 BAKER ST. PHONE M4\nCLASSIFIED ADS BRINQ RESULTS EVERY TIME.\nMatinee, 2:30\nNight, 7 and 9\nPETER\nPAN\nFur everyone from 7 to 70.\nCOMING MONDAY\nAnna Christie\nWinner of the , $10,000,\nprize us the best drama\nof the year.\n","attrs":{"lang":"en","ns":"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note","classmap":"oc:AnnotationContainer"},"iri":"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note","explain":"Simple Knowledge Organisation System; Notes are used to provide information relating to SKOS concepts. 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