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C\u2014WEUNKBDAY MOKMNU, NOtt.MlltR 16, IDJ3\nI1VE CENTS A COP\u00bb\nNLMBE* ttt\nOTTAWA BII \"V-COMES LAW IN BRITAIN\ni -1 i\nLeonids Light Skies These Nights\nmy Missing Over Sahara\nA brilliant celestial fireworks display ie echedulsd \u2022ometlme during\n\u2022Jtao ptrlod between now and November 10 uid Mtronomers heve\nMt up Instruments for study of\ntbe meteors, known u tbe Lc nidi,\nwhich flash across th* eastern titles.\nIt li i treat due only every 83\nyean. In 1833 there wae a brilliant ahow and another In 1866.\nBut In I860 the Leonids failed to\ngive their brllUant. display. ThU\nyear astronomers expect the Leonids\nto damle brilliantly, basins tbelr\nexpectations on tbe minor showen\nin 1080 and 1981.\nEvery November a swarm of roe-\nteors\u2014-rocks and gaseous , matter\u2014\newarm around the sun ln an elliptical orbit, but every 83 years\u2014\nthe time It takes the meteor shower\nto circle the sun\u2014the meteor swarm\nIs at tbs point where the earth\ncuts through the meteor orbit.\nTherefore tb* brilliant Leonid display.\nIn 1880 th* Leonid display , waa\ncoincident with tbe display of the\n\"Lost comet\" which has not been\n^.\"^rtelUtlon I*\u00bb con*, over,* between that tlm* and dawn that\ntbe horl__on about midnight and it | the Leonids will be seen. Astron-\nHAS 1500 ULES\nOF DESERT TO\nfflOSUUGHI\nIf Forced Down May Not\nHear of Her for Some\nTime\nHad Hoped to Gain Day\non Husband's Record\nWhen Left Oran\nomers expect the most brilliant\nshower on the night of November \\t.\nBelfast Police and Military\nArrangements Complete for\nSafety of Prince on Visit\nArmoured Carg to Precede\nand Follow Parade; Intense Excitement\nBELFAST, Northern Ireland, Wot.\nII (AP)^-On the ere ot the arrl-al\nof the Prince of Wale* to tfedlcate\ntha nev parlla-\n\u25a0 -nent bulldlngi, a\n1 British Union\nI Jack waa torn\nI down tonight on\n] \"alia road.\nRepublican jjoe-1\nI ten protesting'\nI againat the -Hit\n[of the prince\nI were removed by\n 1 police. Two women were arreted.\nOfficials charged wtth hia ufety\nmaintain that with extensive military and police preparations they\nhan provided nothing alarming can\nhappen.\nMeanwhile most of Belfast looks\nforward to his artlvrl wltf* Intense\nexcitement,\nprecautions for the safety of the\nprince hardly could be more elaborate. The route he will follow\nfrom the pelr at stormont will be\nlined with mor\u00ab than 11,000 men.\nThere will be armored ears at the\nrear of the procession and at the\nhead of It. The heaviest concentration of police wn be at the bridge\nleading Into he city from east\nside. ',\u25a0''\nThere was such a demand for\nsilk hats today the supply on hand\nwas exhausted and more were ordered Immediately from London.\n\"LAMBEOS\" MAI\nBE FOUNDED\nBELFAST, Northern Ireland, Nov.\n15 (__P).-0_ay the great Influence\nof the Duke of \/bercorn, the Cl-\nstsr governor, msy save the Prince\nof Wales from a well-meant but\ndevastating demonstration of welcome tomorrow at Hillsborough\ncastle, where he wilt be the guest\nof tjie duke.\nSome enthusiasts for noisy welcome* were reporttd preparing for\nparades ln front of tj\u00bb prlnoe's\nautomobile with big orange druma\nknown aa \"lambegs\" which are calculated to prevent all conversation\nwith a duarter of a mile radius.\nPOURS OIL OVER\nSELF; LIGHTS IT\nGRAND FORKS BOYS\nWIN IN NATIONAL\nJUDaNGCONTEST\nTake Poultry Projett Competition; Ontario Takes\nMost Prizes\nTORONTO, Nov. la (OP)--On-\ntarle teams won the bulk of the\nJudging competition.* ln the national\ncontests for Boys' and girls' agricultural clube at the royal winter\nfair here today, carrying off tbe\nchampionships ln the beef cattle,\nswine and potato divisions. For the\nsecond oonsecutlve year Quebec\nscored a victory In dairy cattle class,\nwhile British Columbia won the\npoultry competition.\nThe Pell County Shorthorn club\nwon the beef cattle Judging competition: Belleville Swine club' won\nth* swine judging event; while the\npotato championship went to the\nWentworth PoUto club.\nThe Catlcook Ayrshire club retained the dairy cattl. Judging laurels for Quebec.\nThe poultry project competition\naward went to Grand Forks Poultry\nclub team of British Columbia,\nwhich was composed of James\nFonhaw and Oeorge Roper.\nHOUSTON, Tex., Nov. IS (AP).\u2014\nAfter a Quarrel with Antonia Castro, her common law huaband, Antonio Floras, 10, burned herself\nfatally by pouring oil on her dress\nand applying a match.\nLRGES CANADIAN GOVERNMENT\nTO \"OET A MOVE ON\"\nLONDON, Nov. 11 (C\"\u00bb cable)._-\nThe Canadian government was urged\nto \"get a move on,\" by Uranvllle\nGibson, Conservative member of\nparliament and prominent ln tbe\nleather Industry, speaking ln tbe\nhouse of oommon* today.\nfishermen Seek\nCover From Gale\nTILLAMOOK, Ore., NOT. M (AP)\n\u2014One of the< worst storms ln years\nwas ranging along the Tillamook\nCounty coast today. The gale reached\na velolclty of DO miles an hour.\nFishermen on Tillamook and Ne-\nbalem bays had to seek shelter.\nThree country roads wers blocked\nby slides. Many rural telephone\nlines were out. All streams In the\ncountry were rising rapidly.\nThe tugboat Arrow No. 8, which\nleft Newport wltb an empty barge\nat a ajn., bound for tha Columbia river, was unreported at Astoria\nlate tonight, where It wa* overdue.\nThe boat was understood to bave\nno radio aboard, however, and belief\nwas expressed lt waa probably driven\noft Ite course by thebaic.\nROOSEVELT TO\nREMAIN QUIET\nANOTHER DAY\nALBANY, \u00bb. T., Nov. 15 (AP)\u2014\nGovernor Roosevelt for the fifth\nconsecutive dsy denied himself to\ncallers while he eoug-t to throw off\nthe last traces of a cold ln the\nhead which has confined him to\nhis quarters since Isst Friday,\nMOTHER KILLS\nTWO CHILDREN,\nGOES TO JAIL\nCritically Wounds Anotli\ner; States Domestic\nTroubles Cause\nGRAHAM, N.C, Not. IB (API\u2014\nA 4S-year-old mother of five\nclflldren who ssld she had been\ntortured for 21 years with eon*\nftant domestic troubles today ihot\nand killed two of her children,\ncritically wounded another, packed\nher fnltcaSe and went calmly to\nMt\nThe mother, Mn. Riley Dollar,\nwife of a textile worker, said aha\nwould 'live longer ln a penitentiary1'\nand that ahe thought it best to\nslay her children so they would\nnot becoirie wards of charity.\nThe shooting occurred' early today at the family's Sydney mill\nsection home, while Dollar and two\nsons were at work In the mill.\nWAIVE MURDER\nCHARGE AGAINST\nL1BBY_REYN0LDS\nSolicitor Asserts State Would\nNot Be Justified in Pressing Charges\nBy A. F. LITT_,\u00ab_IOHN\nAssociated Press Staff Writer\nWINSTON-SALEM, N.C.. Nov. IB\n(AP).\u2014The state of North Carolina\ntoday waved out the murder charge\nlt had placed against Libby Holman\nReynolds and young Albert Walker,\nshortly alter the fatal shooting last\nJuly ot Smith Reynolds, millionaire\nhusband of the former chum ot\nWalker.\nSolicitor iarll\u00bble . Higgins nol-\nprossed the esse, with a brief announcement that a thorough study\nof the evldenos against the erstwhile Idol of Broadway and the\n19-year-old Winston-Salem youth\nconvinced him the stste would not\nbe Justified ln pressing the charges.\nMURDERED MAN\nFOUND ON BEACH\nLOS ANOKLBS, Nov. 19 (AP).\u2014\nFound Friday on the ocesn beach,\nthe body of a man who polioe\nsaid had been murdered, was lden-\ntlfl'd tentatively today as that of\nArthur Hoffman of San Francisco.\nPaper matches, Initials ln a hat\nband *and four unclaimed letters\nat San Frar.ciaco led to the ldentl-\nflcatlon. '\nSAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15 (AP >,\u2014\nLetters held at the Olymplo hotel\nhere for Arthur Hoffman, believed\nto be; the man whose body was\nfound nesr Loe Angeles Friday,\nwere received from vencou\"ir, B.C,\nDon Stewart, assistant manager,\naald.\n\u2666\u2666**\nLEG IRONS THOUGHT\nTO CONCLUDE STORY\nOF RUNAWAY SAILOR\nMOST DIFFICULT\nPART OF FLIGHT\nLONDON, Nov. Id.\u2014(CP Cable)\u2014\nNeither London nor Paris had any\nword tonight of the progress made\nby Amy Johnson, distinguished flyer In her own right and wife of\nCaptain I. A. Molllson, on the most\ndifficult part of her flight from\nEngland to the cape.\nMiss Johnson took off from Oran,\nAlgeria, at 11:30 o'clock last night\nfor Nalr-ey, French West Africa, a\nflight of 1500 miles across the Sahara desert. Her husband accomplished the direct desert crossing on his\nrecord-breaking flight to the Cape\nlast spring, but until then no flyer\nhad attempted a direct crossing of\nthe sandy wastes.\nAttempting to beat her husband's\nrecord of four diys, IT hours and 1\u00bb\nminutes for the night from England\nto Cape Town Mlse Johnson took off\ntrom Lympns yesterday meming and\nmade fast time to Algiers,\nLeaving oran last'nigh. Miss John-\nson h.ped to accomplish tbe flight\nto Niamey ln on* single hop, whloh\nwould put her a day ahead of her\nhusband's time. She started the desert crossing at night because of the\ncool air\nIt was possible that she hsd reach-\ned her objective, which ls exactly\n1550 miles almost due south ot Oran,\nand cute a direct line across the\nwestern bump of the African continent, leading to the straight southward flight along tbe coast to the\nCape. The French colonial authorities however haa received no such Information from Nlame-.\nIt an emergency had forced the\nflyer down In some desert settlement\nand her plane hM become damaged\nIt was possible no word would be\nheard or many hours.\nLeon Trotzky Will\nLecture, Copenhagen\nSubject Is Russian Revolution; Leaves Son Behind\nas Hostage\nPORT ALBERNI, B. C. Nov. lt\n(CP)\u2014A sst of leg Irons believed to be about 100 years old\nwu found ln t_e woods ln this\nvicinity recently, and Is believed to conclude the story of\nsome old-time English or Spanish sailor who crossed his captain and was put ln chains. It\nIs believed the msn escaped\nfrom bis ship aud managed to\nfile away the locks.\nThe sailor's freedom, gained\nhim only death apparently, for\nmany years sgo tbe skeleton ot\na man was found near the same\nspot, and the skeleton snd\nths chains are believed to tell\npart* of the aame story.\nBELGIUM ASKS\nSUSPENSION OF\nWAR BEBT, U. S.\nReport of Hoover Favoring: Another Years'\n] Moratorium Denied\nDEMOCRAT LEADERS\nFROWN ON HANDLING\nEXPLOSIVE SET\nOFF, BLAYLOCK\nSUMMER HOME\nBasement Door Wrecked;\nGlass Broken; No\nClue Found\nAn atempt to dmm_.ee the Hammer residence Bt Four-Mile, on\nthe West Arm near Nelson, of\nS. O. Blaylock, Tice- presi dent and\ngeneral manager ef the Consolidated Mining __ SmeKlnr Company\nof -Canada, by setting off an explosive charge wide? the Base-\nment door, resulted ln wrecking\nthe door, while the vibration shattered a window on the main floor,\nlooking out mi - the verandah.\nThere wae no ether damage.\nWhile the detonation waa heard\nabout 7:30 Monday night, most\nof thoee who heard It attributed\nlt to eome stumping operation, and\nth\u00ab outrage was not discovered until\nTuesday morning, when the caretaker, about 7:30, notified the provincial polioe.\nMR. BLAYLOCK OVER\nConstables David Halcrow and J.\nO. M. Lock Investigated the outrage, and later Inspector John MacDonald and Sergt. C. O. Barber,\nwbo were on the way to Kaslo,\nlooked ln. Mr. Blaylock also came\nover, from TraH and spent part of\nthe day there.\nNo reason for the destructive act\nhas been suggested.\nHoover-Roosevelt Meeing\nIs Likely o Be Middle\nof Nex Week\nISTANBUL, Turkey, Not. 18 (AP).\n\u2014Leon Trotzky, driven from Russia four years ago because he oppoeed Joseph Stalin, Is on ths wsy\nto Copenhagen wlth his wife snd\ndaughter to deliver a lecture on\nthe Russian resolution.\nHI, youngest son, going to school\non the Island of Prlnkipo ln the\nflea of Marmora, was required to\nremain behind aa a sort of hostage\nto ensure his father's return. The\nfamily has lived on the lslsnd since\nhis exile.\nCommons Approve\n62 Changes, Tariff\nOTTAWA, Nov. 15 (CP).\u2014Sailing\nalong toward final ratification of\nthe Anglo-Canadian trade treaty,\nthe house of commons placed its\napproval today on 82 changes ln\nCanada's tariff.\nPerfumes, hogs, soap, cigarettes,\ncomic strips, cut flowers, books and\ntong list of chemicals, some of\nthem with namee almost Impossible\nto pronounce\u2014It was a varied discussion. Through it all sat Hon, E.\nN. Rhodes, minister of finance .and\nHon. H. H. Stevens, minister of\ntrade and commerce, their desk-.\npiled high with blue books, ln front\nof them sitting two department officials wttn stm more books.\nWASHINOTON, Nov. 18 (AP)\u2014\nWhile European capitals waited\nanxiously today for the Lnlted\nStates answer to British and\nFrench requests for a renewed\nstudy of the war debts situation\nsnd an extension of the Hoover\nmoratorium, a third request for\nsuch action was received at the\nstate department, this one from\nthe Belgian government\nPresident Herbert Hoover, meanwhile, wa\u00ab speeding outward to dig\ninto tbe problem with his advleora\nhere and to go over it personalty\nand toon, with P resident-Elect\nFranklin D. Roosevelt. The date of\ntbe Utter meeting bad not been\nset, but Albany dispatcher Indicate\nlt would occur by tbe middle of\nnext week.\nAdministration spokesman denied\npree* reporta (not carried by the\nAssociated. Press), that Mr. Hoover\nfayorcd another year of the moratorium, * y, 4\nDISSATISFIED\nDuring the day. Democratic loaders expressed dissatisfaction with\nthe Republican administration's handling of tbe debt controversy and\none of them, Representative Henry I\nT. Ratney of Bllnola, the party's |\nfloor leader, asserted any more to\nrevise tbe debts would be rejected\n\"ln t.:Ls or any other congress.\"\nThe Belgian communication, notable for Ita brevity, called attention to the British and French notes\nand said the Brusseli government\n\"has tbe honor to make the aame\nrequest.\"\nNational Loan Is\nFolly Subscribed\nOTTAWA, Not. IS (CP)\u2014The\nnational loan of $80,000,000, offered to the public two weeks ago,\nhai been subscribed, Hon. E. N.\nRhodes, minister of finance, told\ntbe house of commons tonight.\n\"Although It had been contemplated that the time ln which\nthe loan could be subscribed\nwould be continued untd tomorrow,\" the minister said, \"I am\nhappy to say that today we passed\nthe mark, which gives u* the\ncomplete som required.\"\nTHURSDAY AT\nDUTIES, EFFECT\nReplace Those of Import\nDuties Act of Past\nYear\nORDER ASSURES NO\nBREAK, ADVANTAGES\nCENSURE VOTE\nNEARLY DOWNS\nDEVALERA,DAIL\nCountry Is Faced With\nDisaster Charges Cos-\ngrave in Motion\nCAPTURE COUSINS\nIN SMALL SHACK\nWanted For Shooting of Two'\nFederal Prohibition\nAgents, U.S.\nDUBLIN, Irish Free SUte, Nov.\n15 (CP cable)\u2014Aided by the few\nLaborlte* In the chamber, President Eamon de Valera's Republican government tonight withstood a vote of censure ln the\ndall Eireann with a majority of\nfive. The vote was 75 to 70.\nTbe motion of censure, brought oy\nlormer President WUUam T. Cos-\ngrave, waa based on the government's refusal to pay lead annui-\ntleg' owing the Bank of England\nwhich resulted in loss of Imperial\ntariff preferences In the United\nKingdom and In a customs war between the two countries which has\nraised duties on some Free State\nproducta as high as 50 per oent.\nThe former president charged the\ngovernment had removed all chance\nof honorable settlement of tbe annuities question with the United\nKingdom and had handled Internal\nand external affairs with a \"recklessness\" which brought tbe oountry\n\"face to face with political and\neconomlo disaster.\"\nMr. Cosgrave said removal of the\noath of allegiance to tte King,\nwhich ls tied up at present by refusal of the senate to sanction it,\nwould probably cost the Free State\nfar more than the amount Involved\nln tbe land annuities dispute.\nUnder existing conditions, he continued, discontent ani unrest, were\ndeveloping in the country with\nalarming rapidity and political pas\nProvision Made for Postponement at Present of\nCopper Duty\nBy GEORGE HAMBLETON\n(Canadian Preu Staff writer.)\nLONDON, Nov. -;.\u2014(CP Cable)\u2014\nTbe Ottawa agreements bill Implementing the Lnlted Kingdom's new\ntrade pacts with the dominions became law -tonight. New duties Kt\nout tn the bill will become effective\nat midnight tomorrow repian-tng\nthose of the Import duties act passed last year.\nThe bill was given third reading\nby the house of lords tonight and\nimmediately afterwards obtained Royal assent by commission.\nMeanwhile a tre sury order wu Issued extending without Interruption\ngeneral Empire preferences and special tariffs Imposed under the Import\ndutiei act. Another order made the\nOttawa preferences effective. Had no\nagreements been reached at Ottawa\nthe preference would have lapsed today.\nALL BUT FREE STATE\nTonight's treasury order continued\n(CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)\nBY TYPHOON\n300 to 350 People Missing;\nTwo Freighters\nFounder\n-lores wera teeing roused to . degree\nhitherto unknown \"even In Ireland.\"\nB. C. Board Fears Great Increase in\nSmuggling in Event of U. S. doing Wet\nand Placing Low Excise Duty, Liquors\nEnormous Illegal Trade Going\non Already; May Have\nto Reduce Tax\n-&-\nVICTORIA, Nov. 15 (CP)*\u2014If\nthe excise tax placed on liquors\nby tbe United gtates when, as Is\nantrcrpaved that country goes.\n\"wet,\" should be materially less\nthan that levied by the Dominion\ngovernment, smuggling of liquor\nInto Canada may Increase tremendously, It Is feared by officials\nof the British Columbia liquor\nboard.\nBrltlah Columbia la at present losing thousands of dollars annually\nby the \"double-back\" of so-called\nexport shlpmenta which find tbelr\nway into the hands of bootleggers\nwho undersell tha government vendors by a dollar, or more a bottle.\nThis illegal trade, It Is feared, will\nbe trebled ahould the Internal revenue tax on American liquors be\nmuch smalled than the Dominion\ntat.\nREDUCED TAX\nIt is predicted that the Dominion\nmight, in that event, be forced to\nreduce ite excise tax ln order to\nmeet the changed conditions.\nThe alternative In the provinces\nshould Ottawa not lower the excise tax, would be for the liquor\nboards to reduce prices, taking a\nsmaller profit. In British Columbia\nthis would affect municipalities,\nwhich receive more than a million\ndollars a year from .liquor board\nprofits.\nWhile a revision of prloes for\nliquor In British Columbia ls due\nshortly, ,W. P. Kennedy, liquor commissioner, said today that should\nthe Internat revenue tax on United\nStates .liquors be much lower than\nthat ln Canada, lt might be necessary at a future date to again\nrevise prices to meet the situation\ntht might be created by smuggling\nfrom across the border.\nVANCOUVER, Wash.. Nov. 15 (AP)\n\u2014Offering no resistance, Jesse X. -\nCousins was surrounded ani captured ln a shack several miles from\nhere last night, after a six weeks\nsearch foUowing tbe shooting of\ntwo Seattle federal prohibition\nagents, both of wr.o.n died,\nConfronted by a posse led by\nSheriff R. E. McCrite, he gave himself up, saying he hid been living\nIn the building since the day following the shooting, which occurred\non September 29* The shack ls four\nmiles northeast of here.\nThe hiding glace was revealed in\na \"tip\" given to a deputy sheriff,\nand Sheriff McCrite, who ha* been\n111, rose from a sick bed to lead\nthe party to capture Cousins.\nONTARIO GETS\nTOUCH^WINTER\nShips on Great Lakes Scurry\nto Port; One Man Is\nKilled\nTORONTO. Nov, IS (CP)\u2014Swirling\ndown from the north, first reaching\ntenacles of winter struck Ontario\ntonight and brought death to one\nman and Injury to seven others.\nShips of the great lakes went\nscurrying to port as storm warnings\nwere posted In Ontario ports.\nCrashing into a hydro pole u his\ncar skidded on a snow-covered\nstreet, Lloyd Colquhoun, of Brant-\nford, was killed as tbe broken pole\npinned him behind the steering\nwheel. .\nTOKIO, Nov. 16 (Wednesday)\n(AP).\u2014Fifty-three known deaths\nwere listed today as caused by\nMonday's typhoon, but the total\nwas expected to be much larger\nwith belated reports showing 300\nto 350 persons missing.\nThe death toll was Increased with\nreports from Ibarakl prefecture that\n20 persons were killed there. The\nuew totals given out by the home\noffice Included 43 persons seriously\ninjured and 62 missing. Including\nfishermen at sea. Nerspaper dispatches, however. Indicated maritime deaths likely to exceed official estimates with fishing porta\nalong the Pacific reporting 40 boats\nwith crews totalling 250 men un-\nVictim at Tacpma Suffering j returned.\nv-.,..__ i _-.,_,__. ..P thm_1 \u2022__,_\u2022! i \u2022& addition, 58 men were reported\nFrom Loss of Blood and jmtMlng after two Irtlghteri foun<1.\nBruises ered, The freighter Oenchu Maru.\n3200 tona, was reported to have\nsunk off Izu peninsula. Seven of the\ncrew were rescued and 33 wer*\nmissing. The freighter Unkal Maru\nwent aground oa Oahlma Island.\nNino men were rescued but 22\nothers aboard were feared lost.\nThe home office announced 4894\nhouses were destroyed and 10,287\nbadly damaged.\nSHOT AND THROWN\nOFF TRAIN, LIVES\nTACOMA, Wash., Nov. 15 (AP)\u2014\nShot throug:. the shoulder and then\nthrown from a speeding freight\ntrain, W. L. Terrell of Martlnsdale,\nMont., about 50, waa found in the\nMilwaukee railroad yards here this\nevening by a train crew and later\nremoved to a local hospital. Although suffering from loss of blood,\nshock and severo bruises, his condition la not regarded as critical. He\nwas beating his way to California to\njoin a daughter, he eadd. Terrell\nsaid he was shot by a man whom\nhe had befriended with the purchase of a meal. He could give no\nmotive for tb? attack unless lt wai\nrobbery.\nMEANS TEST\nBILL PASSES\nTHIRD READING\nWASHINGTON, Not. 15 (AP).\u2014\nRepresentative Britten (R.-Ill.) today lo a formal statement urged\npassage of a manufacturers ee_\\*.\ntax and the levying of a beer\ntax at the coming session of the\nUnited Statea congress.\nLONDON, Nov. 15 (CP cable)\u2014The\ngovernment's \"Means test btll,\" based on recommendation of tbe report\nof the royal commission on unemployment insurance, waa given third\nreading In tbo house of commons\ntonight with a majority of 211. The\nvote was 162 to 41.\nTho bill deals with three types of\nresources In connection with the\n\"dolo\" or transitional benefits arising from the unemployment ln-\nurance.\nTHE WEATHER\n, Temperatures:\nNELSON \t\nVictoria \t\nVancouver \u2014\u2022\nKamloops \t\nEstevan Point\nPrinoe Rupert .\nAtlin \u201e\t\nDawson \t\nSeattle \t\nPortland \t\nSan Francisco .\nSpokane \t\nPrince Oeorge\nLos Angeles \t\nPenticton \t\nVernon -\nGrand Porks .....\nKaslo ...._\t\nCranbrook \t\nCalgary \t\nEdmonton \t\nSwift Current\nPrince Albert \u2014\nQu'App-^'e \u2014.\nWinnipeg ..\t\nNanaimo \t\nMin.\nIU-..\n33\n36\n44\n47\n43\n44\nas\n84\n44\n48\n32\n40\n8*\n4*\n40*\n38*\n46\nM\n48\n68\n52\n86\n38\n40\n0\n10\n92\n88\n30\n\u2014\n31\n\u2014\n39\n38\n38\n41\n19\n84\n10\"\n0\nin*\n0\n8*\n\u00ab\n\u2022\u2022\n4\n1\u00bb\u00ab\n8\n30*\n4\n42\n46\nJOHN W. SIFTON DIES '\u2014Below wro.\nTORONTO, Not. 15.\u2014(OP)\u2014John rore_a_et, Nelson e_nd .lclntty \u2014\nWrljht Sifton, e_ecret_.j-treasu.er ot, Mostly cloudy .al __o_er_tely ool\u00ab\nthe Winnipeg Free Press, died tonight, with sleet or mow.\n__________\u25a0__\u25a0_\u25a0\n ->T HE Nin. ON DAILY NEW\u00ab, NtLSOS, B. l'.-WEDM!\u00bbDAT MOS-IIKU, -JOVBMBW M, lttt\nDYKE SCHEME IS\nOFF ATCRESTON\nMost Await Word From Commission Before Work\nProceeds\n{%. C, Hot. IS\u2014All\nhepe hag disappeared -st an immediate start being nude at the\nwort, of improving and building\ns certain amount ot nev dyke at\na better location st the Reclamation\nFarm, whert about 6000 acres were\nIn crop In 1931, but wheh acreage\nwa\u00ab flooded Ib the high water on\nthe Kootenay this season. A wire\nwaa received from the trustee of\nthe ln-bankruptcy Kootenay Valley\nPower and Development oompany.\nstating th* an objection to the\nwork haa been lodged by West\nKootensy Power and Ught company,\nlimited, and thst no contract would\nbe let at present. A sitting of the\nInternational Waterways Commission\nhee been ordered la this particular\nmatter, although no specific date\nis yet named, but If it 1 h 1 befor*\nthe yeer U out snd a favorable\ndecision given the farm people, it\nshould be possible to make all the\nnecessary repairs and permit the\nacreiffs to be cropped ln 1933.\nEXCHANGE RATES\n\u25a0WW TORK, Hot. 18.\u2014Sterling\n\u2022\u25a0change Irrt-rultr at 13.31 tor. 00-\nd_T WIU; lend M 13.33; for demand.\nCanadian dollars 12 V. per cent\ndlaoount.\nFranc, Sal 15-11.\nLira \u25a0..ll!..\nUruguay 47.23.\nMarx, 33.73.\nMellon approximate sterling exchang, rat, 33.73.\nCLOSING OF CRESTON\nDEPOT BRINGS MILD\nFORM OF PROTESTS\nCBE8TOW. B. C. Kov. 15\u2014Oreat\ndissatisfaction Is expressed in village and district it the action of\nths Canadian Pacific Railway ln\nclosing Creston depot on Sundayi\nCommencing least Sabbath. In the\npaat the agent was on duty an\nhour prior to the arrival of both\nthe east and westbound trains,\ngiving a ticket selling and baggage\nchecking servloe, as well as taking\ntelegraphic offerings, but now this\nls all withdrawn, and tte doors sre\nlocked from Saturday night until\nMonday morning.\nCRESTON DONATION\nFRUIT, VEGETABLES\nPROVES WELCOME\nCRESTON, B. C, Not. I*\u2014Word\nhas come from Vanguard, Saskatchewan, warmly thanking the local\noimmittee snd sll others who\nhelped with tbe shipment of s car\nof fruit snd vegetables te sa\nwith relief In that district of\nsouthern Sasloa fcchewan. The car\nwas loaded out at __.rlcl.jwn sbout\ntwo weeks sgo. Contributions to\nit were msde by orchardlsfcs st sll\npointe ln the vslley ss far west\nas Wynndel, carrots, onions, squish,\nsnd marrow. Last year a similar\ncsr was shipped to Saskatchewan\nunder tbs direction, of the Women'a\nand Farmers' Institutes.\nThe farmers in ths milk sheds of\nthe oountry are milking their cows\nfor nothing. T*ey sre nalntslning\ntheir amateur standing because they\ncertainly are not being paid for lt,\n\u2014Norman Thomas, socialist candidate for the presidency.\nGuide for Travellers\nNslson, B. C., Hotels and Cafes\nDinner\n\"Finest in the Interior\"\nLuncheon\ni\nHUME HOTEL\nt\nKILSOM. B. O.\nOeorge Benwell, Prop.\nNEW LOW WINTER RATES NOW IN EFFECT\nHOME\u2014J. D Bibcock. .Vernon;\nT. A. Br idler. Winnipeg; B. Hitchcock,\nSandpolnt, Idaho; J. E. eSchaefer,\nMet- BlT-T; C. *. WalUM, Salmo;\n1. It. Bell, Van-outer; I. M. Atkin-\naon, Montreal; J. H. Lewie, R\nBrough, Medicine Hat; jean A\nCowan, Berrle, Ont.; j. A. Oeneit,\nOranbrooH; It, D. 8. Hlcka, Calgary.\nfTTTTTTTTTTri'\u25a0\"\"\u25a0\"\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0I\ncUhe Savoy\n\"When {he Guesl Is Kin&1\nNelson's Newest and Finest Hotel\nMany Rooms With Private\nBaths or Showers.\n114 BAKIR ST.\nJ. A. KERR, Prop.\nPHONI 11\nnLT_T__,'__h__ll_.__'l_._-i-ii\nBAVOT\u2014H. D. Moore, Corra tlnn;\nA. Hodgson, Reno Mine; H. J. Care,\nIf. I. Jettree. Vancouver; J. Lambert, H. Jacluon, W, Pleace, Spokane: t. Buerge, Nakuip; L. I. Ed\nmonds. Slocan; Mr. and Mra. R. H.\nLeei, Mlaa P, Leu. Medicine Hat;\nMla, P. Walker, Retina; John M.\nHugh, Hlllcreet; Laura Helton, Blairmore.\nNew Orand Hotel\nr. 1_ KAPAK. Prof.\nWeekly or Monthly ratea\nHoc end cold Water\n\u2022Inkle. Aoe up. Double IIJJO np.\n_t_wa\u00bb (10 a Month ud Up\nQUEEN'S HOTEL\nA. LAPOINTE, Prop.\n\u25a0ot and cold water In every room\n\u2022twa. Healed\nMi Baku \u2022_. phone vo\n1\n! Blocks East of Post Office\nHot and Cold Wattr\nSteam Heat\nModerate Rate*\nP. H. Bush, Prop.\nAccidental Hotel\nMS Vernon st. Phont M7L\nII. WASSICK\nFifty Roanu ol .olid Comfort.\nUeadquartert for Loffert\nand Mlnen.\nMadden Hotel\nA Welcome Auiatti You\nSM. E. MA lUtN\ncompl eij> Arinociciied\nHot and Cold >V*tir\nIn the HEART *f the Cit\/\nL. D. CAFE\nTht Finest in the C.ly\nOPEN ALL HOURS\nfresh rood\u2014 DsJdous Chop Busy\nI'rompt aervice\nRods Fountain\nROOMS TO SENT\nSEES STORY OF\nGOLD INQUIRIES\nWIRES FOR LIST\nChamber of Mines Gets,\nAppreciation by\nEngineer\nBeading ln The Nelson Dally News\nthst tbs Chamber of Mines of\nEutern British Columbis had eight\ninquiries In hand for partly developed gold properties, sa eastern engineer viho controls a property here\nof that character wired to the chamber asking to be furnished with a\nlist of the Inquirers. Secretary E*\nThomson reported to a largely attended meeting of the executive\nTuesday night. The engineer, wno\nIs s former Kootensy operator, received the required Information at\nonce, and hts telr now ledge ment was\nread to the 'meeting.\nThe Alberta monument concern\nthat was furnished with a list of\nvarious occurrences of marble of\ncommercial colors snd of red granite wrote further, asking for small\nsamples, from which to make selections, with larger samples to bs\nssked for from the chosen kinds,\nwhich, If satisfactory would be followed by s visit by sn engineer.\nArrangement! were set on foot to\nget the samples required, and some\nfurther occurrences of marble were\nbrought to light, to be Included.\nThe company In Ite latest letter remarked that If this district had\nwhat It wanted, the district might\nas well have the advantage of the\nIndustry as some distant point from\nwhich Importations Were being made.\nMAY HAVE DELEGATE\nPresident I* W. Widdowson w*s\nempowered to Issue credentials ts\nany mining engineer of the district\nwho should sttend ths convention\nof the western division of the Canadian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy, at Vanoouver November 29-\nDecember 3, to act as the chamber's\ndelegate.\nAfter hearing a talk by J. o. Fate-\nmude, it wss decided to forward to\nSecretary H. Mortimer Lamb, of\ntbe Institute, a copy of the chamber's recent representations to tbe\nDominion government in favor ef\nthe extension of Canada's silver\ncoinage to Include silver doolars In\nreplacement of the present dollar\nbills.\nMORE ABOUT\nmu\nS\n(CONTIM'ED KBOM PA(iE ONE)\npreferences on goods from all countries of the British empire with the\nexception of the Irish Free State\nwhich failed to conclude an agree-\nment with the United Kingdom at\nOttawa.\nProvision is made also fur postponement at present of the duty\non copper.\nThe Ottewa agreements provide\nthe proposed duty on copper may\n\u2022Ds removed If Empire producers\nsre unable or unwilling to sell\ncopper at world prices and In quantities sufficient to supply requirements of consumers ln the United\nKingdom,\nCoper consumers ln the United\nKingdom and nearly all th\u00a9 coper\nproducers of tbe empire have discussed the position during the past\nfew weeks and it 1\u00bb said they asked the government to suspend for\nth\u00ab time being duties on copper\nother than electrolytic. The date\nwhen s duty can be Imposed on\nelectrolytic copper will be decided\nin th* light of a further \u201e rejwrt\nfrom representatives of producer^\n.Bind and consumers.\nPART ON CATTLE\nThe only pert of the agreement)\naot postponed by the treasury-order\nIs section VU which deals with\nImportation of Canadian oattlt Further cons.deration Is being given\nto the date on which this section\nwill become effective.\nGoods on which new dutiei will\nnot be effective before Thursday include Cod Liver oil, Unseed oil,\nchilled or frozen salmon, unwrought\ncopper snd magnesium chloride.\nWINTER STORM\nSWEEPS SOUTH\nFreezing Temperatures Move\nToward Gulf of Mexico;\nSnow\nBUFFALO BISONS\nBEAT CLEVELAND\nFORT ERIE, Ont., Nov. 15 (CP) \u2014\nThe cha.Tiplou Buffalo Bisons scored\nt'elr first win of the International\nleague season here tonight downing\nClevelan Indians 4 to 1 and moving\nInto a tie for third plaoe with the\nIndians a_nd Syracuse Stars.\nKANSAS CITY. Nov. IB (AP)-\u2014\nFreezing temperatures were thrust\nsouthward toward th* Gulf of Mexico tonight by a winter storm\nwhich swept In from the Canadian\nRockies, bringing sub sero temperatures in north central states,\nand scattering anow ln Missouri\ni and the southwest.\n| Snows and freezing weather, general over Missouri and eastern and\ncentral Kansas today, had extended\ninto parts of Oklahoma by nightfall,\nTemperaturea plunged 40 and Bo\ndegrees ln 34 hours ln Oklahoma,\n'. and freezing weather was forecast (\n;from the north portion of Louisiana '\nsnd Arkansas, with snow probable\njin northern Arkansas. The weather\nI bureau expected the snow to ex-\n{tend Into Tennessee and parts of\nj Kentucky.\nRELIEF WORK IN\nTRAIL, DISTRICT\nTALKEDJY BOARD\nOpine Board, Lodging and\n$7.50 Month Pian More\nAdvisable\nHOSPITAL AID\nFORMED, KASLO\nCRESTON, B. O. Nov. IB\u2014TTiere\nwas s representative turnout of ladles Interested ln Creeton Valley\npublic hospital when s ladles hospital auxiliary was formed.\nThe officers chosen are\u2014President,\nMrs. R. Stevens, vice-president, Mre.\nC. F. Hayes; Secretary-tressurer Mrs.\nJames Cherrington; executive, Ms.\nCharles Murrell, Mrs. James Cook,\nMrs. F* H. Jackson, Mrs. A. L. Palmer.\nCOAST GALE HAS\n! BLOWN ITSELF OUT\nSEATTLE, $ov. 18 (AP).\u2014After\na southwest gale had lashed the\nWashington and Oregon coasts during the day, bringing heavy rain..,\nthe storm had apparently \"blown\nItself out\" tonight, the weather\nbueau ssld, snd forecast moderate\nwinds for tomorrow.\nUnsettled weather was ln prospect for tomorrow, with rain ln\nwestern Washington and snow or\nrain In ths eastern pert of the\nstate, the observers declared, but\nthe severity of the storm had been\npassed.\nTRAIL. \u00bb. 0., Nov. IB\u2014The Trail\nbosrd of trade tonight discussed relief from the angle of what wss\nbeing done in this district. The relief for single men tt was explained,\nwas now ln the hands of a relief\nboard and was likely to be confined to subsistence. The board was\nof the opinion that lt would be advisable from the public view and\nto keep up the morale of men on\nrelief if the work plan under which\nthe men received board and lodging\nand 97.60 a month was practised.\nA suggestion thst the board might\ncontribute 125 to the Community\nChest was not acted upon. The\nexplanation that funda were low\nled to a discussion of arrears of.\nmembers, hut this was left In the\nhands of s special committee which\nhas lt in charge.\nThe board decided to ssk W. K.\nEsllng, MP.. Kootenay West, to\ndrop for the present the question\nof drop letter boxes ln Trail, feeling that the federal government\nshould not be asked to e.nbark\nupon this expenditure under present\nconditions.\nCRITICIZE INVITATION\nInviution extended to professor\nG. M. Weir of the University or\nBritish Columbia to address a public\nmeeting under auspices of the board\nduring his oomlng visit here was\ncriticised. Some of tb\u00ab board members thought that tbe invitation\nshould have been taken up with\nthe council Of the boird before the\nInvitation was Issued, lt was also\nfelt that Mr. Weir should not Ulk\nupon the Kldd report unlets someone representing the Kldd commit-\ntee wss present to defend it.\nA letter from Alex iwing stating\nthat the appointment of a United\nStates consul at Nelson was not of\ngreat concern to ths Consolidated\nMining & Smelting company, resulted in this Question being dropped.\nDirectors Named\nBy Shareholders\n. Curling Rink Co.\nBarnes, Bennett, Sharpe,\nWhimster and Poulin\nAre Chosen\nAt the snnual meeting of the\nshareholders of the Neiaon curling\nRink Limited in the Ctty mil\nTuesday evening five directors were\nchosen. At a future meeting the\ndirectors will name the officers\nof the club.\nAn organisation meeting that was\nto follow the shareholder's meeting\nfailed to materialise snd was postponed for a week. This will be for\ncurlers and at it the seasons sctlv-\nit ea will be outlined.\nDirectors chosen Tuesday night\nwere ft- D. Barnes, J. o. Bennett,\nRoy Sharpe. H. M. Whimster and\nP. E. Pouln.\n\u25a0ORDER TO SHIP30\nNUDIST PRISONERS\nTODAY CANCELLED\nAn order received from Victoria\nlate Tuesday afternoon cancelled the\nprevious instructions received by Inspector John MacDonald of 6i.e British Columbia police to aend 80 eons\nof Freedom women nudists Vrom the\nprovincial jail here Wednesday under\nescort to the coast, for transfer to\nthe new penitentiary ares on Pier\nIsland.\nThe move u presumably delayed\nonly a few days.\nCANADA GOLD\nPRODUCTION UP\nOTTAWA, Hov. 15 (CP).\u2014Canadian gold production during the\nflrat nine months of 1933 reached\na total of 2.371,843 ouncei, valued\nat e)46,e>63.141 as compared with 1.-\n874,204 ounces worth. (40.1)10,417,\nproduced In the corresponding period of 1931. according to a repot-\nby the Dominion bureau of statistics.\nRead The Kelson Daily\nNews Classified Ads.\nVANCOUVER, B. C HOTELS\nDuff eritt Hotel\nVANCOUVER. BC\nBright Mourns \u2014 Central\nModerate Malts\nA. Patterson. lst<\n(..row's Nest,\n\u202200 pe;incur St.\n 1\t\nof Coleman,\nProprietor\nter 441\nCASTLE HOTEL\n7M Orae-VlIM (t.\n\u00bb VA.-Uli-Ve-R. B.C.\nId the heart of the shopping e ._\nthratra llstrlot.\nffAR.Vt AND COMFORTABLE\nVery Low Winter Rates\nPILES\nRELIEVED*\ntf you ire tufferlni from bleeding. Itching, blind or protruding\nPiles, I can give you oerum relief. My knew absorption treatment can be applied by yourself,\nright In your own home. Forward\nme your address and I will eend\nyou references from your own\nlocality and .\u00bb,... . . .\nFREE TREATMENT\nthat will give you Immediate relief, send no money. Ut others\nkn\u00ab# of thle wonderful new\ntreatment. *\nVanderhoof & Co.\nBoi 101 Windsor, Ont\nPor Sale by trading Druggists\nB-30\n _*!\t\nWILL DISCUSS RUMSEY\nRESOLUTION, THURSDAY\nCALOARY, Hov. 16 (CP). \u2014 A\nresolution from the farmers of the\nRumsey district, a hundred miles\nnortheast of here, will be discussed\nby the Calgary local of the United\nFarmers of Alberta here tomorrow\nnight.\nSOVIET RUSSIA\nIN NEED, FOOD\nBy STANLEY P. RICHARDSON\nAssociated Press Staff Correspondent\n(Copyright, 1332. By the Associated\nPress\nMOSCOW, Not. Xfl^-(AP)\u2014on\n(he eve of the conclusion of the\nFive Year nlan\u2014which Is being\nended in four hyears\u2014soviet Bus-\nMs Is strucx-ln* with the old snd\ndifficult problem of food for its\npeople.\nThe food situation ls bound to\nbe one of the chief problems of\nthe second rive-Year pkn, now\nin .the proeeee of grafting. Ruse'ans\nsre subsisting on most stringent\nrations\nThere Is a serious shortage of\nsuch commodities ss wheat, . sugar\nand butter. Ia the second plan, by\nall indications, greater emphasis\nthan ever will be placed on the\nImprovement of genersl living standards.\nPBOSPECTINO ALLOWBO IX\nLABRADORE TERRITORY\nST. JOHN'S, Nfld., NOV. IS (CP)\u2014\nProspecting for mineral In the Labrador territory, prohibited since November, 1920, ls to be permitted\nunder an snnouncement of the\nNewfoundland government giaetted\ntoday.\nLONDON, Nov. IS (CP cable)\u2014\nWalter Elliott, minister of agriculture, announced ln the house of\ncommons tonight Imports of bacon\nduring the next two months, starting November 22, would be cut by\n18 per cent.\nCOUPLE RETURN\nCONSCIENCE MONEY\nOTTAWA. Nuv. 15 (CD\u2014A prominent business man aad his wife\nfrr-m Montm.! walked Into th* Department ot National Revenue here\ntoday and handed over a cheque for\n\u2666 12.200, \"Conscience money.\" Every\nyear there are many Instances ot the\ndepartment receiving such payment!\nbut never before for suoh a larxe\namount. It was for duty on gooda\nsmuggled into Canada,\nThe visitors to the department\nexplained that for th_\u00bb past 10 years\nthey had been malting frequent trip\nabroad and brought back wtth them\npurchases of personal effects for\nwhich they had not paid duties.\nIt was not so-called commercial\nsmuggling, that ls goods to bs\nsold ln this oountry. It was en-\ntrely goods for the couple's own\nuse,\nFRENCH PLANS\nWELL RECEIVED,\nSAID COMPLEX\nUnrest Now Threatens tb\nDestroy All Gains\nPeace -\n2 egg yolks\ny\u00ab teaspoon salt\n1 cup sugar\n\\\\ cup butter, melted\n2 squares chocolate\n14 cup sifted flour\n1 teaspoon vanilla\n2 cup broken nut meats\n2 egg whites\nBeat the egg yolks, add salt and\nsugar. Add the melted chocolate to\nthe melted butter and combine the\nchocolate and egg mixtures, stirring\ntn the flour, nuts snd vanilla. Fold\nln the beaten egg whites and bake\nln l shallow greased sheet ln a model e (350 degrees V.) oven. Cut ln\nsquares when cold and serve either\nplain or topped with whipped cream,\nslightly sweetened. This makes 10\ntwo-Inch squares.\nOENrV-i. Nov. 15\u2014(AP)\u2014Oener-\nI ally the Prenah Disarmament pro-\n{posals, published yestarday which\nprovide for european security parti\nand for th\u00ab replacement of Surope's\nprofessional armies with short-term\nconscript troops, were well received\nbut the comment wee widely heard\nthat the plsn was very complex.\nThe German Foreign mlnater, Baron Konstantln Von Neuratth, will\nbe In Oeneva next Monday for a\nmeeting of the League of Nations\ncouncil. At that time strenuous efforts will be made by repreeen tat Ives\nof the other great powers to sohleve\nan agreement on the German equality Issue.\nThe French plan envisaged sa International military force under the\ndirection of the league.\nThe Italians Informally expressed\nsome skepticism over ths fesaiblllty\nof this International army project\nand over the proposal for the\nmalntalnance of stocks of war materials under league oontrol.\nThere has been no British comment but tomorrow or thursday\nSir John Blmon, Britain's Foreign\nsecretary, will speak at a meeting of\nthe conference bureau.\nRevolutions can make no headway against Institutions that satisfy\nhuman needs, \u2666\u25a0hat deal Justly with\nour people, end that derive their\nauthority from the \"consent of the\ngoverned.\"\n\u2014Mathew y-yoll, v'os president,\nAmerican Federation of Labor.\nPATTULLO OUTLINES\nPLANKS, PRINCE RUPERT\nPJtlNC-. BUPIRT, B.C., NOT. 16\nj (CP).\u2014Addressing a public meet-\nI liietc here tonight, T. D. PMtuUa.\nLiberal leiwler. aald he bellved the\ndrift of event, todiy waa toward,\nao-lalt-ed capitalism, but he could\nnot endorse the principle of absolute etata control. Ha outlined\nth* varloua planks of the Liberal\nplatform aa endorsed by the Vanoouver convention.\nDOC SNELL DROPS\nFRANKIE HOLLAND\nIN FOURTH ROUND\nVANootrvnt, hov. ib (cp>.\u2014a\ndynamite-laden left hand\" that\ndropped hll opponent for t tive-\noount in the third round gave Doc\nSnell. Tacoma Urhtmiiht, a four-\nround knockout victory over Frankls\nHolland. Spokane, In the mam event\noa the boxing card here tonight\nIt wae snell's 13th strslght win.\nYOU GET WHAT\nYOU WANT from\nNELSON NEWS\nWANT-ADS . i\n\u2022 \u2022\nApARTMENTS....household\narticles... used cars... radios...\nand hundreds of other everyday requirements\nmay* be advertised successfully in the Nelson\nDaily News Classified Section whether you want\nto buy or sell them.\nBoth buyer and seller profit, because the cost\nof inserting a want-ad in the Nelson Daily News\nis so small.\nPHONE 144 and our ad-taker will help you.\n Argentines are fighting graea-\nXera wit), rlne sheet*, used as\ncadea.\nBURN MONEY\nWhen\nCrow's Nest\nC-O-A-L\nCan Save It\nTHERE is no use having\na roaring fire going night\namd day\u2014one firing of\nFernie or Michel Coal will\nkeep your home, store or\noffice at the desired temperature. It is mined in\nB. C.\nFor\nFERNIE or MICHEL\nCOAL\u2014Phone\nWEST\nTRANSFER\nCOMPANY\nAgents\nPHONE 33\nBETTY RUSSEL\nDAINTY HOSTESS\nSOUTH SIOCAN\nSOUTH SLOCAN, B.C., Nov. 15\u2014\nThe Rev. W. J. Sllverwood of the\nChurch of the Redeemer. Nelson,\nofficiated at a service of holy communion ln Bt. Matthew's on Tuesdsy ana at afternoon service on\nSunday, which was largely attended.\nMiss Roie Exter of Neleon Is substituting as teacher at the Junior\ngrade sohool for Mlns Elsie Oansner,\nwho is on sick leave.\nMiss Betty Russel, daughter of\nMr. and Mrs. P. H. Russel of\nCreek House, was a dainty young\nhostess on Saturday, when she entertained a number of friends at a\nJolly birthday party, celebrating her\n11th anniversary. The tea table was\nprettily arranged with autumn flowers nad a lovely birthday cake. The\nguests who had a hilarious time,\nplaying games, were Elisabeth\nThompson, Wlnnifred Ridge, Meg\nBradshaw, Molly Murray, Eva Hen-\nrickson, Lily Edwards, Ronnie Edwards, Graeme Tindale and John\nMurray.\nThe bi-monthly meeting of the\nwomen's auxiliary was held at the\nhome, of Mrs. W, A. McCabe on\nTuesday. Mrs. John Murray presided.\nIt wae arranged to have a lantern\nlecture during the Christmas holidays for the school. The church cal\nanders were on band for 1B33. Mrs.\nMurray, Mrs. Russel, Miss Bradshaw and Mrs. Humphry are taking charge of the sale of used clothing, the proceeda of which Is to be\nused In local social servloe work.\nMrs. McCabe entertained at tea after the meeting. Atendlng were\nMrs. J. Murray, Mrs. E. Anderson,\nMrs. A. Mitchell. Mrs. W. P Rogers,\nMiss W. J. Tindale, Mrs. P O.\nBird, Miss Bradshaw, Mrs. P. H.\nRussel, Mrs. W. R. McDonald and\nMrs. O. W. Humphry.\nBTHB NELSON DAILY NIWS, NELSON, B. t\u2014 WKON18DAV MOK.MMj, MJ. LUH-ttt 16, -\u00bb-*_-\nKnitted Ensembles Score High In Style\nThe ostrich does not hide Its\nhead ln the sand. .\n,A Short Life\nand a costly one!\nrPESTS prove that nameless lamps bum out\n**\u25a0 quickly\u2014so don't be fooled by \"bargain\"\nprices. EDISON MAZDA Lamp* cost only a\nfew cents more and give yon most Ught for\nyour money. Buy them by tbe carton of six.\nMADE IN CANADA\nBISON \u00a7 MAZDA\nLAMPS v.-*\nCANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. UMITED\nJ. F. COATES\nELECTRICAL ENGINEER\nNEXT DOOR TO ARK VERNON STREET\nWe Carry a Complete Stock of\nEDISON MAZDA LAMPS '\nSTANDARD ELECTRIC\nPhone 838 ~ . '' Josephine Street\nSUTHERUNO IS\nSATISFIED THIS\nPROVINCE BEST\nB. of R. T. Legislative\nBoard Sessions\nProve It\nFEWER WORKLESS;\nFARMERS DO BETTER\nBoard Considered Rail\nCoordination; Bus\nLegislation\nKnitted ensembles are flattering\nand stunning this winter, especially\nwhen they are made to order for\ntheir wearers and fit perfectly.\nThe four-piece ensemble (left figure) ln rich fuchsia tones has\nmsny points of Interest. The al\npaca knitted frock has full puffed\nsleeves embroidered in gorgeous colors in alpaca wool. There is a little\ncape Jacket and a Jaunty little walking hat, with a bit of wool trim.\nSlenderizing and swanky ls the\nbrown and beige alpaca wool knitted\noutfit (right figure), the frock being mads in a suspender style, with\na scarf made of the checked weave\nof the blouse and the Jacket fashioned of the brown of the skirt.\nThe hat ls brown, with a touch of\nbeige yarn for a banding.\nEfficient\nHousekeeping\ntr LAUBA A. KIR KM AN\nTOMORROWS MENU\nBreakfast\nOrange Juice\nCereal\nBoiled Dggs\nMuffins\nCoffee\nLuncheon\nPrench -Toast\nBlrup\nLettuce prench\nDressing\nFYuit Cup\nCocoa\nDinner \u25a0\nRoast of Beef\nGravy\nPotatoes\nBplnich\nRaisin -Tarts-\"^ *\u25a0 *\".\nCoffee\na time, and finish by polishing with\na piece of soft'silk. When soiled,\nleather upholstery can \u2022 be cleaned\nwlti liquid shoe cleaner*, or with\na mixture of equal parte of soap\nsolution, denature l alcohol and paraffin oil.\nMrs. O.: \"How ls grean removed from clothing?\"\nAnswer: Wash goods may be\nrubbed with glycerine and washed\nwith soap and warm water. Colored cottons with colors not fast,\nor silks, should be sponged with\nchloroform.\nANSWERS TO INQUIRIES\n.\nHousekeeper: \"I have Just moved\nInto a flat previously inhabited by\npeople owning a cat. Every once\nIn a while I detect a cat odor.\nWhat can be done to get rid of\nthis smell?\"\nAnswer: Buy a sulphur candle at\na drugstore and burn tt, first removing silver articles from the room\nand shutting the windows. When\nthe candle has burned down, hold\na wet towel to your mouth -while\nyou go in and open the windows\nthen let the place air well before\nyou stay ln lt. It might be easier\nto fumigate one room ! at a time,\nln this wsy.\nBride: \"How can a stain be taken\nfrom the waxed finish of a floor?\"\nAnswer: You must remove the\nwax at tbe stained part, by sponging with turpentine.'. Then,, when\nthe turpentine fumes have evaporated, aptly a fresh coat of wax to\ntho spot, and polish ln the usual\nway,\nV. M.: \"How ts leather uphol*\nstery cared for?\"\nAnswer: The life of leather upholstery oan be prolonged by applying once a month, with a soft cloth\na mixture made by combining one\npart vinegar with two part* linseed\noil. Use only^a very Uttle of this at\nAll Inquiries addressei to Miss\nKirkman .In care of the \"Efficient\nHousekeeping\" department will be\nanswered In these columns ln their\nturn. This requires considerable\ntime, however, owing to the great\nnumber received, do If a personal\nor quicker reply Is desired, a stamped and self-addressed envelope must\nbe enclosed with the question. Be\nsure to use TOUR full name, street\nnumber, and the name of your city\nand state. \u2022 k\nLODDL-NG OF CHILDREN\nIS A SOCIAL MENACE\nEGG SHIPMENTS\nDOWN, CRESTON\nCRESTON, B. C, Nov. lo-Egg\nshipment from. the Farmers Institute grading station for October\nwere, less than 1000 dozens, which\nls the lowest export for any month\nthis; year. The decline la partly due\nto, poultry being ln moult. The\noutgo for October looks pretty\nscanty as compared with shipments\nof over 6000 dotoens tn April. Tlie\ngrading station Is taking steps to\navom-'thls In future by having Its\nmembers see to lt that most of\ntheir chicks are AprU hatched, in\nwhloh case tbey should come Into\nproduction ln October, and be ln\nfull- lay at November\u2014when egg\nprices start to soar.\nMore than 10.000,000 people are\nalive today ln Europe because of\nPresident Hoover's great work ln\nadministering the relief sent from\nthis country during ths World Wsr.\n\u2014Mrs. Dolly Gunn, sister of Vice\nPresident Charles Curtis.\nCem Fortune In McCormlch Estate\nREDUCED\nROUND-TRIP\nChristmas Fares\nto Eastern Canada\nOn Sale\u2014Every Day, Dec. 1 to Jan. 5\nFARES FROM NELSON\nToronto ] Montreal) _,\u201e,_\nHamilton $106.55 Quebec f $117.20\nLondon I -_*,__\u25a0_. *<\u00ab>\u2022\u25a0\n1 Saint John ?13...3a\nOttawa $112.05 Halifax $141.25\nProportionately Low Fares to other\nCanadian points.\nLiberal- stop-overs 8 monthi' limit with extension lor\nsmall payment.\nSpecial rates and limits for paAsengers to European destinations.\nAsk for details from Tour lot-al areufc or write\u2014\nN. .. LOWE-, City l'assenrer Aient, Nelson, B.C.\n\u00abMHh\u00bb\u00bbj3HWr>\u00bb\u00bb>j\u00bb-h\u00bb_h\u00bb3h\u00abi>_h\u00bb_lrf\nA mother I know haa talked for\nyeara about the time when her children can do things for themselves.\nNow her children range from 25\ndown to 15 and she works harder\nthan ever.\nI always have know It would be\nso. They were the most \"demanding\"\nUttle children I ever have seen. Nothing was good enough for them then,\nw. now.\nThey had but to express a wish, or\naway their .mother set about putting\nit through. Sometimes rt'was a par.\nty, sometimes new clothea when tbey\ndm not need them. The more they\ngo*, the more they wanted and I have\nseen her drag herself out of a sick\nbed or cancel an order for something\nshe herself needed' to curry on for\nthem.\nThis situation Is common enough,\ntoo common, hut lt was more sharply accented In thi* family than any\nother that has ever come to my novice.\nMoreover the mother in every other\nway ls a sensible woman and the\nfather a sensible man. He, by the way,\nIs ; foolish about humoring the chUdren as their mother.\nt'.miEK AT TACIT, TOO\nThe f>olnt of view of that whole\nfamily is that the children are the\nlords and the parents retainers. It\ndoes not seem to occur to any of\nthem that it should be reversed.\nThe mother still looks to tbe future and sighs about ths time they\nwill be able to look after themeelve.\nTo her they are still Uttle babies.\nThey can scare up more parties ln\na week than most people In a year.\nThey g?t all the trips and the clothes\neven the car waa bought for the boy.\nand It belongs to him. I actually have\nae-ii mother and dad tn the rumble\nseat.\nNow what do you think?\nYou may not be interested ln my\nfamily. What Mra. Smith or Mrs.\nJo::es do with their children msy not\nbreak your heart. If a pair of parents\nwant to make floor-mats .\nBowker.. president of the Kaslo\nbranch of' th\u00ab Canadian Legion, th>\nbeing followed by the sounding ot\nthe Reveille.\nThe Drill hall waa beautlfull?\ndecorated for the occasion, with in-\n1 umerable flags and yards of bunt-\n1 I n g . T h e splendid service was\nbrought to a close by the singing\nof the National Anthem.\nUnder authorisation given by Alderman R. W. Dawson, chairman\nof the parks and cemetery committee, a lot of 1000 bulbs has been\npurchased for Lakeside park, and\nCaretaker Thomas Bishop ls now setting them out.\nIn the last few weeks Mr. Bishop\nhss done a lot ot work In grubbing\nout alders and misshapen trees and\nthis extending and Improving tlw\nusable portion ot the park area.\nHe tried many things\nlor his terrible\nAsthmA\nbut couldn't sleep by night, or\nwork by day, until be discovered\nRAZ-MAH\n\"RAZ-MAH U jun right for ma,'*\nwyi Mr. Alphcui Hammond, M*r-\nniton, Ont. \"I got a good night's\n\u25a0Imp tvtry night bow. 1 ran'- My\ntoo much fot RAZ-MAH. I\nwouldn't bo without it.\"\nYou'll be able to sleep well and\nwork in comfort once you start\ntaking Teropieton'a RAZ-MAH.\nNo more battling for breath,\nwheeling, choking. No harmful\ndrug:.. No bad reaction afterward.\nCapsules. Clean. Easy to take.\nGood for Chronic Bronchitis\nHead and Bronchial colds. 50c\nand $1 everywhere.\nI Don't cheke, gasf, 1\nRaz-maKP\nI uo-\nThousands suffering and losing\nenergy from Getting Up Nlghta,\nBackache, Neur&lglv Leg Pains.\nNervousness, Rheumatism, Acidity,\nBurning or Kidney or Bladder trouble, should use Cyetex (pronounced\n9t&s-le__> specially orepared for these\ntrouble*. Starts work ln 15 minutes,\noften glvea amazing results ln 24 |\nhours. Only 75c at druggists. Guar-\nunteari to fix you up or money bock\non return of empty package.\n** --.______._-\u2014--.-..-_-.-. _*.___, ___. __\u00bbt-t-t_*\\\nINCORPORATID \u00a3?\u2022 MAY l\u00ab70.\nWEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIALS\nBoys and Girls Coat Sweaters\nVery special purchase of fine Botany wool sweaters in soft heather Sllf___\\_f%\nmixtures. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Priced to clear Wednesday Morning \/ \/V\nLadles' Fleece lined Bloomers\nWarm and cozy for the colder days.\nColors; peach, sand and navy, in A A _\nall sizes, Special Wed. Morning. ^\u00bb\"v\nYour Choice ot any Article\nSI .00\nValues to $2.05\nIncluding Ladies' and Children's pure\nwool combinations, Corsettes and Corsets, etc. Special for Wednesday Moming only.\nShamrock Linen Sets\nThese sets are the famous Shamrock quality. Made by the firm\nof L. S. Brown & Co., in Ireland. They include 1 large double Da- (_> ftm f\\ me\nmask cloth 72x90 and 6 matching napkins, size 22x22. A set you JK \/ #~7 J\nwould expect to pay at least $12.95 for. Each set boxed. YVednes- ' \/\nday's Price, per Set \"\nMen's Swede\nWork Shirts\nAn exceptional low price for\nthis type of shirt. Made from\ngood quality swede cloth. Full\ncut, finished with two pockets\nColors; grey, fawn and green.\nBizes I*',* to 17. Wed. \u00ab +*\nMorning. Bach *eswj\nGilt Dept. 79c Table\nEvery piece will make a useful gift or prize. Mostly\nbrassware imported from China. Brass trays, vases\nfruit stands, candlesticks, earthenware vases, book\nends, comports, novelty ash trays, hand carved bone\nand glass bead necklaces, also genuine Tango *7Q<*\nvases, etc, One price .. _... Sir\nPicot Top Chiffon Hose\nThe talk of the Town. We have still a nice selection of\nthese perfect Hose in -all the wanted shades, including gunmetal, rifle, smake, dark brown, manilla or sun-\ntans. Sizes 8* to 10'*. High panel heel. Cradle 7Qp\nfoot and special reinforcements. Per Pair .... I U C\nLinen *\nTable Cloths\nA speclsl worth coming for,\nfor Wednesday only. 34 large\nLinen Cloths with contrast\nborders of blue, rose gold or\ngreen. Bine Mx70.\" QftO\nWednesday, -toch ...... *9\nPhone 13 GROCERY SPECIALS **\u00ab\u2022 Delivery\nWhite Naptha Soap\nRoyal Crown, Pearl,\nfor 17c\nTomato Juice, Libby\nFancy Quality, tall\ntins 10c, 3 Cor .. 29c\nIn Nelson and District \"Th e Trend is to The Bay\"\n\u25a0\n -iev\n\"THERE it is\n\u2666 \u2666 \u2666\nthat's\nwhat\nWE\nhave\nbeen\nfor \u2666 \u2666 \u2666\"\nTHEY'LL READ IT IF IT'S\nIN THE NELSON\t\nDAILY\n\u25a0NEWS\nWhen you want something ttt yet feel that you\ncan't quite afford it '\u2666\u2666\u2666look through the ads\nin the Nelson Daily News* Youll find it there at the\nprice you can afford to pay*\nReading the ads consistently to supply your\ndaily wants is a habit with so many homemakers\nthat its advantages need no emphasis* It saves\nyou time and money and is a great convenience\nas well Then too, the ads keep you informed\nof all the newest things that make life fuller and\nmore interesting*\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS costs you only\na few centSo*yet every issue brings you many dollars\nof value* Get that value from it*\nXs\n \"(\u25a0I KKUOM DleULT NCTTS, NELSON, B. C\u2014W-J-NESDAT KOKMM), NUVE.MULR '.\u00bb, -tM\u00bba\nWet Weather\nFootwear\nfor the\nWhole\nFamily\nWe ara ihowing a complete selection of Gayteei,\nwid Rubbers in all sires and weights for men,\nwomen and children.\n% CAndrew & Co.\nLeaden in Footfaihion\np\t\n[Remembrance Day\nIs Observed by\nCranbrook Folk\nOReuranooK. a. o, toe. is\u2014b_-\nm-mbranoe day was celebrated by\nthe Orsnbroak Legion In tba customary manner, thtre beina a\nchurch gervtos oo the previous Sun.\nday, thia belnf held thli year ln the\nUnited ohurdh with Bev. Ralph\nHardy, hlmaelf a war veteran, aa\nPoppy deay waa held the\nSaturday with collections\nae t reeult of the sale of pop-\nplea by young ladlee throughout tha\netty.\nOn Armistice day the regular\naervice waa held at the Cenotaph ln\nthe morning. Prior to the eervice\nthere waa a parade of veterans, who\nmarched to the hospital from the\nLegion halljeturnlng to the Cenotaph at 10.46. Hare the Legion band\nla attendance and rendered\n\u2022O Canada' also \"Lead Kindly\nLight' and 'Abide With Me'. Soloa\nwere imdored by Mra. Norgrove and\nMn. Mackenrot and W. S. Manson.\nA abort address on Remembrance\n,wae delivered by Rev. Ralph Hardy.\nThe 'Oeaae Fire.' 'Last Poet' and\n'Reveille\" wer* blown by buglen, D.\nPatton and H. Quest.\nWreaths were placed on tbe Oeno-\ntaph by repressntatlvea of the Oyros\nIO.OJc, .Maaonlo Order, I.O.D.I.\nRailway Trainmen, Canadian Legion\nand Knights of Pythias. The gathering concluded with the playing of\nthe National Anthem by the band.\n, A good crowd was la attendance.\nI In ths evening the usual Armls-\nI tice Say ball was held ln the\nauditorium but, owing to ths fact\nthat there were attractions, such ss\nths Colgary-Cranbrook basket ball\nmatch and dance, the crowd waa\nnot as good as that whloh usually\nattends the veterans ball.\nOn Saturday evening a moot\nsuccessful smoker was held by the\nJoint legions of Cranbrook and\nKlmberley. Ths Legion hsll was filled and a good programme was\nstaged.\nIt Is to ssk me that question to\nreturn to the United States) that\nyou awake me In the middle of the\nnight?\n\u2014Martin J. Insull, indicted chic\nsgo utilities magnate.\nWtt Si Shirt if Breath\n^Mfe. CoiU Not Lie Dowi to Sleep\nMiLBUR^\nto. Ont\nlln. P. J. Chernoff, Shoreacres, B.C., writes:\u2014\n\"I hod been so troubled with shortness of breath\nX oould not lis down to sleep.\nI coolant do any hard work, or climb the\nstairs, snd had nervous and smothering feelings,\nand became very weak.\nI tried sU kinds of medidoa, bat oould get\nas relief until after I had taken three hoist of\nADIbnrn's Heart and Nerve Pills, sad sines thsn\nI ham felt better ia tetrj way.\" \"\ntSttt-temt IMS- stsrssi pt. \u2022\u00bb \u2022aly ky lis T. _B-Rm Oa. LU..\nv^a Wp\nSocial Events\nof Trail City\nTRAIL, B. O, Nov. IS\u2014Mts.\nThomas Page was hostess to tbe\nWomen's auxiliary to East TraU\nmission In the mission hall this\nafternoon, others in attendance\nwere Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Mrs.\nHamilton Currie, Mrs, C T. Conry,\nMrs. Also Tates, Mrs. Thomsa Daw-\neon, Mrs. Elbert Dawson, Mrs.\nThomas Hinton, Mrs, A. K. Williams,\nand Mrs. A. Selby. Two visitors,\nMrs. Thomas Haynes and Mrs. W.\nP. Robertson, wert also present.\n...\nHarry DeLespee tnd Fred Zimmerman havt been oa a hunting trip\nla tha Broadwater district during\ntot post fsw dsys.\n...\nMist Mary Caldlcott tnd Mist Barbara Osldioott, Riverside avsnus, en-\ntertslntd tht Suslnsss girl's branch\naf tb* Women's auxiliary to St.\nAndrew's church this svsnlng.\n* \u2022 \u2022\nParker Williams spent Mondty\nhunting ta the Syrlnga creek district. ,..\naee\nMiss Bsatnos Matthewi rtturntd\nto Nelson yesterday after spending\ntbt weekend with her parenU, Mr.\nand Mrs. 1. Matthews, Riverside\navenue.\n... . i\nMr. and Mrs. H. Reed and M.\nGlynn of Plncher Creek, Alta., were\nvisitors to tbt city during ths post\nfew days.\naaa.\nMrs. William B. Hunter ls spending a fsw daya ln Nelson at ths\nguest of hsr parents, Mr. and Mrs.\nC. D. Blackwood. Mr. Hunter has\nbeen hunting on the Kootenay flats.\n...\nMrs. L.Ltwlt of Boswell arrived In\nTroll lost evtnlng tnd Is visiting\nher eon-ln-law and daughter. Mr.\nand Mrs. Maurlct Mawdslty, Binns\nsvenue.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMiss Dorothy Toung, Dsnlsl street,\nentertained tbe Ladles' flervlot tux*\nUlary of Knox United church last\nevening. Sht was assisted la serving\nby Mrt. A. Mortimer.\n' \u2022 \u2022 e\nMrs. A. O. Lang, Ctdar avenue,\nentertained last evening st a surprise party for Ray Taylor, who Is\nleaving this wetk for his homt ln\nprince Edward Island. Mr. Taylor has\nbeen resident In TraU for tht psst\ntwo or three yetrs.\n. . \u2022\nMitt W. I. McAlplne his returned\nto Pork Siding, whert the teaches,\ntfttr spending the weekend with\nhtr mother, Mrs. R. 4. McAlylne,\nBay annus,\ne \u2022 \u2022\nTrail News of the Day\nTRAIL HOUSKS AND LOTS \u2014 IN-\nsurance. Notary. J. D. Anderson.\nmm\nJOHN LINDBLAD\nSUCCUMBS TO\nLl\nSettled on Forty-Nine\nCreek, Early Days;\nHad Sawmill\nMINED IN VARIOUS\nPARTS OF DISTRICT\nPredeceased by Wife and\nBrother; Leaves\nDaughters\nLett than M hours afttr ht entered Kootenay Lake Oeneral hotpital, John Lindblad, wtll know.,\nmlner of Forty-Nine creek ahd\nKootenay old-timer, died at noon\nTuesday, aged M yean, afttr being\nUl with heart trouble tlnce last May.\nBorn ln Sweden, and emigrating\nto this continent at aa etrly age.\nMr. Lindblad htd a business In\nSpokane far a short time, snd then\nmoved hen bttwetn 3. and SO\nyetrs ago.\nWED WATER POWER\nHe eettle\u00bb at Forty-Nine creek, on\nthe Kootenay river below Nelson,\nbeiore then was a road then, tiking up a 40-acrt tract on which he\nranched. In tht early days hs operated s sawmill then, driving It by\nwater power from tht ereek.\nHe slso worked as a miner In the\nTmlr area a god deal, and later ln\nthe Slocan, chiefly sound Ssndon.\nOf late yeart ht worked In tbt\nmlnet sdjaoent to Nelson.\nShortly afttr oomlng hen Mr.\nLindblad mtirled Mist Christina\nLindberg of Spokint.\nMrs. Lindblad predeceased her\nhuaband thnt or four jtin. His\nbrother, Andnw Lindblad, rsnchsr\nof Forty-NInt oreek, died tbout\nthrtt yetn ago.\nTwo daughters turvlvt Mr. Lindblad\u2014Mrs, R. s. Trowsdal* of Calgary, and Mn. W. w. Fsrguson of\nNelson. Relitlvei of his wife live ln\nSpokine, tnd art chiefly connected\nwith tht Washington Wattr Power\noompiny.\nSociety\nThis column ti c-M4acU4 U>\nMri. M. el. Vifmai. AU \u00bbW of \u25a0\n-wcUl nature, including receptions,\npmals entertainments, ptnonal\nKenn, martlagrs, ate.. WtU appeal\nIn thia column. Telephont Mra\nVlfT-eux at her home, 5l> Silica\nr_WBB\nmeet.\nIB tht eighth tnd ninth ctntur-\nles, Persia t.-_s tht oentn of ths\nroot water Industry.\n'\nJOB PRINTING\nFor Every Occasion\nLETTERHEADS\nENVELOPES\nSTATEMENTS\nLOOSE LEAF\nPOSTERS\nSYNOPTICS\nMILK TICKETS\nTIME SHEETS\nOFFICE FORMS\nRECEIPT BOOKS\nLEGAL BLANKS -\nBUTTER WRAPS\nPRESCRIPTION BLANKS\nCOUNTER CHECK BOOKS\nTIME SHEETS\nBOOKS\nSTOCK CERTIFICATES\nBINDERS\nSHIPPING TAGS\nSOCIETY STATIONERY\nMR., MRS, CAMPBELL\nVISIT, BONNINGTON\nBONNINOTOK. B. C, Nor. IS\u2014Mr.\nand Stfrs, J. J, Campbell ot Dun-\ntulm ranch Willow Point, were the\nguesta of Ur. and Mra. O. N. Brown\non Sunday.\nMre. Maitland K. Harrlaoa of\nHowaer 1\u00ab TlMttng her parenta, Mr.\nand Mrs. O. N. Brawn at Corra\nLynn.\nJ. D. McFadden la spending the\nwinter In Manitoba.\nYesterday at St. saviour's church\nln tba absence ot Ven. Archdeacon\nPred H. Grit-am, Ra?. W. J. Silver-\nwood, unitad ln mart-lage Oladys\nstrong of Winnipeg and H. Parker.\nTha couple were attended by Mre. L.\nAtkins a* matron ol honor and A.\nHodgson, who supported tba groom.\nAttar tha oeremony, which took\nplace at 10^0 a-m. Mr. and Mrs.\nParker ware hosts at a wadding\nbraatfant at tha Hume after which\nthey left by motor for a lew daya\nto ba spent In Spokane. Mr. Parker\nls master mechanic at tha Reno\nmlna.\n\u2022 *it\nA. X. Angrignon of Deay Park was\na recent visitor ln tha city.\n\u2022 \u25a0\u25a0 t a\nMrs. T. A. Whelldon of South\nSlocan paid a visit to Nelson yesterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nH. X. Brooks, wbo -has bean In\nGrand Porks on business, hu returned.\n\u2022 s \u2022\nMisa Helen. Lentsm-nn of Shora-\nacrts waa a visitor to town yesterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. A. S. Horswill, Hobson street, have had as their guest\ntheir daughter, Miss Xlleen Horswill,\nwho leaves this morning for tha\nMother -Lode mill, where sha teachea.\n\u2022 s t\nP. Lefeaux of the C. P. R. ln\nVancouver paid a visit to town yesterday.\n\u2022 a s\nMre. C. H. Duncan snd har aon,\nW. A- Duncan, pioneer residents of\nNeiaon, .who have been guests at\nthe homa of Mr. and Mra. A. T.\nHonwill, for the past couple of\ndsys, left yesterday lor tbelr home\nIn Waneta,\naaa ,\nS. 8. Prank of Boswell wu among*\ncity ahoppera yesterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nA. Hodgson of tbe Mother Lode\nmlna returned this morning alter\nattending the Parker-Strong wedding\nin Neiaon yesterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMlaa PhyllU Archibald, who teaches\nat Longbeach, recently visited at\nVallican at the homa of Mr. and\nMra, Oordon Strong.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nRev. Lao Robson, putor of the\nSt. Francois Xavier church, Trail,\nhu left for ftt. Paul's hospital ln\nVancouver where,.he wlU undergo\nsn operation for appendicitis.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nA. W. Manwell of Crawford Bay\npaid a rla.t to town yesterday.\na., a a\nAmong those attending Mrs. Pred H.\nGraham's circle Of St. Saviour's\nChurch Helpers at tbe home, of Mra.\nGeorge Horstead recently wera Mrs.\nKerry Oore, Hrs. A. J. Coralsb, Mrs.\nClMeagher'sScD\n607 Baker St.\nPhone 200\nNorway's Kings Are Crowned\ntn Trondhfern Cathedral\n144 <> PHONE >> 144\n\u25a0 .\u2022\u2022\u25a0\u2022'.\nyjs Gjve Immediate Service to All Your\nPrinting Problems\nThe Nelson Daily News\nJob Department\n' \"Creator* of Fine Printing\"\nBaker Street Nelson, B. C.\nHALF m DAY SURPRISES\nWOMEN'S UMBRELLAS\nAn excellent quality of Umbrtlla.\nGloria gillt tops on good strong\nframes. All smart handles. Black\nand colors.\nWEDNESDAY SPECIAL,\neach fa.-W\nWomen's\nRaincoats\nTha kind that sold up to $18.50\neach. They come ln Gabardines,\nTweeds and Leatherette in all\nwanted colors.\nWEDNESDAY SPECIAL,\nft&cn \u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022#\u2022\u25a0>\u25a0*\u2022\u2022 f-S.-9o\nAustralene Wool\nOne ot. Balls of Australene Wool. All\nwanted colors.\nWEDNESDAY SPECIAL,\n8BalIsfor fl.OO\nChildren's Raincapes\nMade of Good Quality Rubber with hats to match. Fancy\ndesigns. Assorted colors.\nWEDNESDAY SPECIAL, each 81.95\nWomen's Pantees\nTailored pantees in a good quality non-run Rayon. Assorted colors.\nWEDNESDAY SPECIAL, each 59*\nWomen's Hose\nOdd lines of service weight or chiffon hose in all wanted\ncolors. Our regular makes. All sizes up to 10.\nWEDNESDAY, the pair fl.OO\nChildren's\nSweaters\nPlayboy sweaters for boys or girli\nBlack only with fancy motifs. Sizes\n26 to 32.\nWEDNESDAY, each fl.50\nGirdles\nand Corsettes\nLines that sold regularly up to $5.00\neach. \" All are good makes and up-to-\ndate in style. Coverings of brocado\nsilk. All sizes.\nSPECIAL, the pair f 2.79\nMsbel Rocliffe, Mrs. must W. Steel,\nand Mrs. F. R. Piitchert.\n...\nA. & Out. of Slows Cltr was In\ntown yesterday.\nMr. Argyle Shows\nFilms at Social\nof Odd Fellows\nLodge Entertains Rebekahs\nand Visiting Members;\nPiano Numbers\nPICKETS TRY TO\nENFORCE STRIKE\nBeautiful Trondhjem -athedrsl, when Norway'i klnn tra crowned, Is\nihown above, It Is the most northern cathedral In Europe.\nOna ot tho most Intereatlnf until 1348. with the construction of\n-burchee In Europe ls the huge a new dome to replace the one\nTrondhjem cathedral, the most nor- originally built. The remains of St.\nthern cathedral in Europe, which Olaf wera plaoed ln the high altar.\nwai built ln 1068 on tlu site of wn,,, Lutheranlem spread through\nthe flirt Christian church In Nor* northern Bumps, tha cathedral be-\n***.. c|m. th* center of that faith. Ba\nsing Haakon I knelt before the llquarlee of St. Olaf and St. Au-\naltar of Trondjhem cathedral when guatine. which bad been gathered\nhe wae crowned in 12.8. King Ea- lu tb* cathedral, were sent to Oo-\nakon VU, th* preaent king of Nor- penbagen to be melted. Th* bones\nway, knelt tn tb* earn* spot during of St. Olaf were taken from tlve\nhie coronation In lBOfl. altar and burled under the ce\nnt Wl Olaf Trygvesson founded thedral floor.\nTrondbjsm, whloh he named NI- The Import-no* of T-ondhJsm cs-\ndaros, and built a ohurch d-dl- thedral gradually decreased until It\ncated to St. Clement. King olaf was almost forgotten. Its power was\nHarldason later established an epls- regained to \u2022\u2022'\u2022\u2022 however, when fTor.\ncopal aee ln Trondhjem. way rulM that all-of Ita kings muet\nTha church wu rebuilt ln IMO. In bs downed In tbs cathedral.\n1088 King Olaf Ksn\u00bb started ef To the casual vlsttor, on* of tb*\nstructlon of th* cathedral to take most Interesting parts of the cathe place of th* ohurch, dedicating thedral property 1* th* graveyard\njthe new edlflo* a* a monument and which adjoins th* church. Acres of\ntomb to Norway's patron saint and raves ara there, sach cowed by\n'former king, Olaf. flowera and vines. Norwegians call\nThe cathedral waa not finished this the \"Cathedral Gardens.\"\nKootenay lodge No. 18 Independent\nOrder' of Odd Fellows, on Monday\nevening entertained the Bsbekah\nlodge and visiting Odd Fellows at a\nsocial evening in the Odd Fellows\nball.\nA program of piano numbers by\nMiss Margaret Graham, recitations\nby Mrs. G. K. Ashby snd moving\npictures by J. H. Argvlfl constituted\nths evening's program.\nMr. Argyle ahowed tour war reels\nincluding nsvai ecenes, and two\nfilms of comics and sosnlc views.\nJ. Draper wss chairman of the\nevening and was assisted by W.\nJsffs and B. Renwick. Refres..merits\nwsrs served.\nJUSTICE RESERVES\nDECISION ON THE\nKIRK DAMAGE CASE\nRSWLSTOKE, B. C, NOV. 15\u2014A\u00bbk-\nli-j {or damages amount-In* to $11,-\n185 arlBlng out of an lutomoblle ac\nclttcnt last year aa the result of\nwhich the infant daughter of Mr. and\nUrs. R. Kirk, of Arrowhead, waa\nkilled. Mrs. Kirk injured and Capt.\nW. Fraser killed, an action brought\nby the Kirks against the Fraser estate\nwm beard by a special jury at the\nfall sastaes hero before Chief Justice\nAulay Morrison.\nThe Jury aw.rdtd tba plaintiffs\n17639 damage* but tha chief Justice\nretarved decision on motion for judgment pending written argument on a\npoint of law aa to whether the est-tte\nwas liable.\nJOHN K. AFFLECK\nPASSES CLERKS'\nEXAMINATIONS\nOt-ACB BAT, V. 8., Nov. lfl,\u2014(CP)\n\u2014Pickets of mineri patrolled Colonial number 1 colliery today to enforce\nthe atrlke declared in protest against\n\"unfair distribution of work.\"\nRoyal Canadian Mounted police\nwere there too In case trouble should\ndevelop.\nMISS WILLIS IS\nPRETTY BRIDE\nAT CRANBROOK\nCRANBROOK, B. C, Not. 15\u2014A\nwedding of widespread Interest In\nthe city wss solemnized on Friday morning in the United church\nwhen Margaret Jean, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Willis\nwaa united in marriage to Haold\nBeaumont Haslam, aon of the late\nW. E. snd Mre. Haslam.\nThe bride waa attractively costumed ln an ensemble of black and\nwhite with harmonizing accessories\nShe carried white carnations. Bride\nand groom were unattended and\nonly Immediate frienda and\nlattres were present. The gift of\nthe groom to tha bride was\nhandsome toilet set and that of the\nbride to the groom a gold watch\nchain.\nBoth Mr. and Mrs. Haslam are well\nknown among the young people of\nthe ctty aftd tbe good wishes of\na host of fiends Is being 'extended.\nThey will reside on Norbury arenue.\nSon of Nelsonite\nTakes Laurels in\nUniversity Shoot\nSon of Lieut.*Col. Powell Cops\nthe Silver Medal at\nToronto\nAt a recent Intercollegiate rifle\nmatch at Toronto university, T. J.\nPowell, youngest son of Lieut, Col.\nA. T. Powell, of Nelson, obtained the\nhighest undergrSduates score and\ntba sliver medal. KIs score were 31\npoints at the SOO, 82 at tha 800\nand 33 at the 800-yard rangea.\nfor a total of 88 out a possible\n108 points. The British .303 eervice\nrifle was used. Mr. Powell Is ln his\nfirst term.\nAlthough he was ln the Intercollegiate class, a graduate who\nhad been Invited to shoot ecor-d\n100 and was given the gold medn.1\ntor first place.\nYMIR INSTITUTE\nPLANS FOR SALE\nTMIR, B. C. Nov. 18\u2014 The Tmlr\nWomen's Institute met st the home\nof |.Ms. CU-vncs MUseeo vlth\nMrs. J. H. Clarke the president In\nthe chair.\nArrengemente vera made for a\nbridge party and an apron sale Uu\nlatter part of the month with Mrs.\nH. Stevens. Mrs. N. Peterson snd\nMrs. Athol Mrtsaac as hostesses.\nA number of household hints were\nhsnded ttt.\nCONTENDS BULK SALES\nACT IS ULTRA VIRES\nIMPROVEMENT IS\nNOTED CONDITION\nBILLY HOLLAND\nAn Improvement was toted Tuesday ln the condition of BUly Holland, son of Ur. snd tos. J. Rolland.\nwho waa taken to Kootenay Lekn\nOeneral hosplUI Mondsy after sustaining cuts and bruises In sn accident In ths vicinity of tba aa*\nBaker-Cedar turn. He ran to front\not a car and although reoelvlng nasty body bruises, fortunately escaped\nserious Injuries.\nFOR HEAD\nCOI^DS\nVABCODVIB. Nov. 15\u2014Notice has\nbeen given Attorney-3eneral R. K.\nPooley by A. H. Fleishman, Vancouver barrister, that ba la contending\n.thedral\nVICTORIA, Nov. 11. \u2014 Successful\ncandidates ln tba junior clerk's examinations held recently by tha civil lln small debta oourt bar* tbat tha\nservloe commission Include: province's Bulk Sales act la ultra\nCranbrook\u2014Edgar B. Coffin. I vires to the extent th_t It ls In con-\nNelson\u2014John Knox Affleck. flirt with the Bankruptcy set.\n c-_c iat lc.Uc_.UX U-OL- NeiHO, .\\U-BU.v, tt, XL-it*UM-,U-i. MVml.1*-. ..U ._______* id, _\u2022\u00ab- I\n\u00a9j* N^Ihou Satin Jfootfi\n\"Interior of Britiih Columbia'i Family Newspaper\"\nALL TH\u00bb lOWS WRIU IT IS mtWS\nPublished every morning eioept BundAy by TBI NIWS\nPCSUSHWO COeUPAKT, UMITED, JU _kker Strett, Nelson.\nB.C. Mttnbtr of CANADIAN PRIBS Lea-ad WUt Btrvlce. . .\nADVERTjamO RATT8 ON APPUCATION\nOr rate centa nv be nn et tbe offlct of eny Advertising Agency\n\u25a0OTfntew. by the CANADIAN DAILY NEWSPAPIRS ASSOCIATION.\nSUBSCRIPTION RATES\nBy mal,* .nmintrf), p#r m<-\u2014Flo-RUos orch'.s-\"i\n1050 K \u2014 Ml'\u2014 Wll M\nUOiAYWOOD \u2014 15,000 W\nfl.OO\u2014News ,\nC .if-BiU. Mac and J.-omt\nF.3C\u2014Oh-.i-rt Elmer ,\nt.46\u2014Feature prog.Bn.\n\". .00 -Frank WaUn*bo\n7:15\u2014\"Pie--* of 8\" ,\n7 ?o\u2014Fra-Tt and Pam\n7.45\u2014Taraan, E.T.\n8.00\u2014KNX ensemble ' \\ . '\nf SC\u2014Ros'crucians\n6 45\u2014KNX ensemble\nlire\u2014Newi items\n\u00a3.. 16\u2014Dance band\n9.45-rOrgan program\n10:00\u2014KNX ensemble , ..\n1030 \u2014 CNRV \u2014 2911 M\nVANCOUVER \u2014 500 W\nfl.OO-popU'V Record.ogs ,\n6:30\u2014Dinner musle\n7.D0\u2014Social Hygiene, Van. Health\nleague .\n7*:15\u2014Recording\n,:3iJ--News herald\n7.4V-Contin_,'utni Conor. Or Cath\nMacEwan, s-Yo\n8 ao\u2014Varl(s*.y program\nCOLUMBIA NETWORK\nKOL-KVI-KOIN-KSI.-KFRC\n1270 670 940 UM 610\n6:30\u2014Case Lorna ore nest ra\n7:00\u2014Music That Satisfies\n7:15\u2014\"Buy Aces\" fr. Chicago\n7:45\u2014\"Myrt and Merge\" fr, Chicago\n8:00\u2014Symphony orchftura\n8U5\u2014Ange.o Part], \"Tour Child\"\n8:30\u2014Isham Jones', orchestra\n9:00\u2014Don Redman'* orchestra\n9:30\u2014iHaro'd Stern's orchestra\nbill K \u2014 KTUC \u2014 491.0 M\nMN FRANCISCO \u2014 1000 W\n6:00\u2014Don Lee feature \u25a0 ,\n0:15\u2014Anson Weeka\n6:30\u2014Sports authority* -\n.7:30\u2014Chandu the Magician\"\n9:0O\u2014Mus. Forget-Me-Not#\n9:30\u2014We of Golden Dreams\n10:00\u2014Blsqulck band, E.T.\n10:05\u2014Flo-Rlto's orchestra\n11:00\u2014Dancing With Stars\n12:00\u2014Midnight hour\nHonestly, the best policy ia to let all's well that ends\nveil enough alone.\nft\nJames Neelands ls\nfrom S long Illness.\nrecovering\n11.10 K \u2014 CJOR \u2014 MM M\n..D-Cocvir \u2014 500 AV\ne 00\u2014Roller Skating derby\nl: 16\u2014Musical program\nfl SO\u2014News flashes\n8 '45\u2014Mus't'O. program\nt .PO\u2014Forbes' Trnd. Canaries\n16SO\u2014Roller Skitlng derby\nli 00\u2014Ora7s Yard Watch\nU..0 K \u2014 KSL \u2014 Mil M\nSALT LAKE CITY \u2014 50,000 *V\n6:CK\u2014Novt.1.7 orcheitra\n7 3C*-Romance or J**tre>.i\n8 45*-Eb aud Zeb, tC C.\nAVNT HET\nThe above hand, played last summer at one of the du. Urate gamea\nof the Manlaquam River Country\nclub, presents material Interesting\nfrom e bidding standpoint. The only\ntables to reach a amall slam bid\nwere those using the name-Demand\nTwo-Club bid. The forcing two-bid\ncorrectly used would produce a\nsmall alam declaration, but none\nof the players who were using tha\nforcing two-bfd bid corectly; at\nevery table they stopped with e\ndeclaration of five Diamonds. Game-\nDemand Two-Club bidders worked\nthe hand as follows, Eut end West\nalways passing.\nSouth West\nP\nP\nP\n2D\n3H{c)\n5D\nEast\nf\nP\nP\nOR\nP P 3C(a> P\n3D(b) P 2H(c) P\n2T(e) , , 8D P\n6D\n(t) The Oame-Demand Two-Club\nbid.\n(b) The answer den-lng tn Aoe\nand a King.\n(c) The first choice extended by\nNorth.\n(d) South, with six Diamonds, e\nSpade King-Queen, and ft Queen-\nJack ln partner's suit, considered\nhimself strong enough to make sa\naffirmative bid.\n(e) South 'preferred to ftwalt\nNorth's second choloe; Ms two No\nTrumps was \u25a0 second weakness\nshowing.\nThe question of whether South\ntook 13 or IS tricks at his Diamond\ndeclaration depended upon West's\nOpening lead. One West led a amall\nSpade and made the 3 tricks \u25a0\ncinch. When West's original lead\nwas the Aoe of Spades, 13 tricks\nwas South'* maximum; but when\nWest led a Heart or ft Diamond (no\nWest led e Olub), South was able\nto discard his three Bpades\u2014two\non North's Hearts and one on\nNorth's Ace of Clubs\u2014after taking\ntwo Club finesses. Of course the play\nworked out In ft most fortunate\nmanner for South, an obvious result\nwhen all four hands are seen.\nWHY PHYSIC\nNECESSARY\nTou may hare sa attack of appendicitis, but as it ls only a \"severe\npain ti tbe abdomen\", you decile\nto wait a little while before calling\ntn a physician. It Is painful for\na couple of days; you do nothing\nrelieve the pain, but do not\ntat anything as y . do net feel\nhungry. . The pain passes away snd\nyou gradually reel better and begin\nto cat again.\nHow did you get better without\nan operation?\nSimply because you likely hsd\nthe catarrhal iorm of appendicitis,\nno pus whatever, Just v you can\nhave a catarrhal condition of the\nnose and throat that ls annoying\nbut\" does not endanger U.e.\nSimilarly you may have what you\ncall a \"bad cold\". You fee] weak\nenough to go to bed and find that\nyou Just don't feel like getting up\nfor ft number of days. Your \"cold\"\ngets worse, you find that you are\ncoughing up a considerable amount\nof muacous which finally becomes\nrust colored. You feel ft little hot\nor flushed at times. You have had\na real attack of pneumonia, and\nhave recovered without the services\nof ft doctor.\nIt ls even possible for you to have\n\u2666 \u00bb*\n\u2022ttsck of typhoid fever\nWtthoat knowing it\nend without having t*M\nHow is lt possible for OeV^^H\nMUiel to hure sny of \t\nserious ailments snd recover wtthfl\nout the services of the phyeirlanj\nSimply because Nature does\nIn her power for you when ea i\nment sttecks yeu. The heart bi\nmare strongly, ths lungs\nmore deeply, ths white\n(the disease fighters) in the\nIncrease tn numbtr to fight\nthe harmful orgsnlsQis; every i\nIn the body actually does two\nthree times more work thftn\nyou are well.\nWhy then do we n\u00abed ft physio)\nBecause his years of study ot I\nhuman body ln health snd dls\nenables htm to know Just\nmuch the body can do for itself\nand when he must step In\n\"regulate\" the body processes.\nNature's rate of \u00bb?r -Bresa ls eo\nthat death might ensue If he dtl\nnot hasten them. He can '\"support!\nthe heart, ' reduce dangerona ton]\nperature, relieve congefited lungs\nkidneys, prevent fatal mistakes tha]\nwould be made by the patient\nfamily, and give the patient the!\nfeeling of safety, that ls perhaps thl\nbiggest factor ln bringing htm bectf\nto health. W^^^^^^^\nweighted by the feeling of remem-\ngrance, who are opposed to using the\nanniversary as a time for merry-making. A two minutes' silence, ss a\ngeneral trlbuts to the fallen, is a\nmore Impressive observance thsn a\nholiday.\nIf there must be a holiday, then\nThanksgiving and Armistice day\nshould be observed st the one time\nlate as lt Is In the fall, even though\nthat embodies most of the objections\nto making remembrance a matter of\nrecreation-\u2014Calgary Herald.\nfrom Grand Porks where he hafl\nbeen doing survey work for Mc**f\nQuarrle and Robertson.\nTwenty Years Ago\n(From Tbe DaUy News of November\n16, 1912\nFormal dedication and opening of\nthe nsw St. Paul's Presbyterian\nchurch will take place tomorrow by\nBev B. 8. Logic, assisted by Bev.\nA. L. Burch .of Westminster hall\nVancouver.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nTbe B. c. lntermerlate champions, the Nelson Hovers, met last\nnight snd named W. B. Maclean,\nM. P. P. president. t\n\u2022 * \u2022\nA. H. Green hss Just returned\nWhot the Press\nIs Saying\nNO HOLIDAY ON\nARMISTICE DAT\n\"I reckon the American, husband\nIs tame because he got used to\nmlndin' a woman boSe while he\nwas in school.\".\nThe Calgary branch^of the Cansdian legion hss voiced strong objection to the Canadian chamber of\ncommerce suggestion that ln future\nthe anniversary of the wsr armistice\nshould be observed by a two minutes'\nsilence snd not be set sslde ss s\npubllo holldsy.\nThis ls an issue thst hss been discussed ln the federal parliament end\noutside of .it ftt great length*for several years, end lt ls time It wss disposed of permanently. There are several valid objections to setting Be-\nmembrsnoe day aside as a public\nholiday. One Is that It comes close\nto Thanksgiving, and two holidays\nln the fag end of the year are not\nJustified. Another is thst the dsy of\nspecial remembrance of war sorrows\nshould not be made an occasion for\nsports snd other celebrations. In\naddition, November ll Is too late In\nthe year for holiday-making even for\nthose who would ee-je the opportunity for recreation purposes. There are\nft great many, and among them those\nTssh-Tssh\u2014Tusks? Too, Turn Tricky\nThe Poorman mill Is now running\nabout 40 tons a day with 30 stamps\ndropping.\nTen Years Ago\n(From The Dally News of November\n16, 1982)\nMiss Ermft Ferguson returned last\nnight from California where she\nhas been visiting.\n\u2022' .e s\nThe Isst shipment of apples from\nBurton has been made. The pack\namounted to 84,880 boxes.\ns \u2022 \u2022\nHarris Glnsburg, (SUver King\nMike) died yesterday after s colorful\noareer.\n* * \u2022\nIn the British elections yesterday\nthe conservatives returned more\nmembers than all other parties\ncombined.\n____^___________________c________B_______________iBBn___________________________________________\nI. O. tswt-e bowl-r. won \u00ab_u> w.\u201e, .\u201e.\u201e\u201e _ur nhw,-n\u201e No,Mlr, A\u2122 of th. Lc, Ar*,!.. \u00bbx..,wood.\u201e .___. to h-r n_t___l .hort\nBARGAINS\nBATH TUBS\nand\n, BASINS\nCOME AND SEE\nTHEM\nKOOTENAY\nPlumbing e.\nHeating Co., Ltd.\n1. A. SMITH\nSU Baker Bt,\nT. 1. JEMSON\nmone 6-6\nPRINTING\nTHAT IS READ\nLike illegible handwriting, poor printing create!\na.sub-conscious feeling in the mind of the receiver.\nIt fails to produce respect and confidence.\nIf you would have everything you mall be a\npersonal messenger, properly expressing the nature\nof your business or profession, take care that\nyour printing is the best.\nThe efficient office or business\nhouse is based on the many printed\nforms that reduce errors and make\nwork faster and easier.\nWe can help you design.\n, and print the best for your\nvarious needs.\n\u2022''.-' PHONE 144\nJMamtEatlij Nftua lob l*pt_\n'< \u25a0 ; Creators of Fine Printing\nBaker Street\nNelson, B. C.\n\u2022t the Letfon r_et.r_ar e_nd Mr. if, revealed that the giant bull ele-\nHunt ku high man with .\u00bb\u2666 \u2022*\"\u2022*. ' phant who toev*- \u2022 mean tua_ ln\n\u2022en-1*-. thow Jungle movlea la really gentle\nAnd those tlukev\u2014(teak-task) are tuaks. Here you aee Mary Ann aa a\nphonies. Gentle' Mary Ann's trans- roaring bull and aa her gentle telf,\nformation ls almple\u2014juit attach the her make-up removed.\nHeating\nStoves\nWhat about that New Stove for\nthe Cold Weather. We have all\nkinds on hand to select from.\nPrices 9.25 to SCC-00 each.\nStove Pipes, Elbows, Coal Hods,\netc.\u2014Get Busy.\nNelson\nHardware Co.\nWholesale and Retail Quality\nHardware\nNELSON, B. C.\n WINGS WIN\nISMG GAME\nAMERKS\nLocal Bowling\ntali one scheduled bontlng gems\nttt mttt M Uw Lofton Tuesday\nnight, tha Korea reeultlog ea follow:\nJockeys vs. Cherry rukara.\nHe*l-r\u00bb lit and Tot.\nJ. Hooker 147 IM\u2014 no\nT. *\u00abWr im 1___ wo\nA. a-e_Uan 14* i\u00bbo\u2014 rn\n)utskate New York Team\non Detroit Ice to Take\nContest 6-1\nVmtOtr, Nor. IS (AP).\u2014De-\n**y\u00bb *\u2022* Winn and New Tork\nA-Mluaiu played a National\nhookey Irsgne tame here tonltht\nIn ronnj and tumble fa. hlon ajid\nthe Red Wingi onttkated tha New\nTork squad to win a brutvlng\nbattling 6*1 vtc-ory. Thdr aecond\non homa lea.\nThe Winga piled tap a three-goal\naad, then Joined ln a bumping.\ntard-oheeklnf contest that wound\njp In a 11-minute bantcchment of\n~\u00bb player, and a flat fight between\n;wo O-hen that brought a major\ntensltr aplree.\nJohnny fihcppird draw a minor\njenel-y aa well ea 10 minutee ban-\nahaant when he charged Walter\npnamn, Winga . d-denovnuin. Into\nha board*. Larrr Aurle. dhnlimtlTe\nceVtef forward, and Keating, American wlngman of abou. Aurle'B elm\nteemed In a free hlttetng flstlo\nna -oh. . \u25a0\nJohnny Sorrell eceerad thm ot\ntha winning goal\u00ab, crt*lng into\ntha baekboards for a temporary\nknockout in tha final effort. Stoma,\nOoldaworttiy and Canon scored the\n^a-pH\u00bbg three, while Sheppard and\nMcYeiih tallied for Ntw Tork.\nBowling Scores\nMrs. t. oaesloa waa th* winning\nskip IB Monday night's play at\nUw Oanadlan Legion Hit* resulted\n_a followa:\nIlia. H. Caselo* ft. Mn. 3. Cehap-\ntot lnd _rd TM.\nMia. tt. tern 171 14\u00ab 1!\u00bb\u2014 \u00ab*\u00ab\nMra. If. Oaado* lit 1_9 IM\u2014 SM\nTrtel\n.su\nut\u2014 sas\n171\u2014Mrs.\nUgh lndlvMual soora,\nHUh tvtvmat soot*,' IM^Vra. W.\nBoas.\nTBAMein OV \u00bb TBAM\nM MAD, PO-tT_,AND\nTRAU, B, CcVNor. lej\u2014tttt. John\nLuberg, a resident of TraU aoow SO\n. oars ago, lt dead at Portland, Ore.\nMrs. O. Carlson of Trail It a slater.\nSh* ha* son* to Portland to attend\ntlw fun***-.\nTotal\n. act\n3. Amiable\nB. ttltr .._\nr. Hartwig\nTotal\n. im iss\u2014 Jto\n. 191 13*\u2014 110\n. 178 104\u2014 S\u00ab7\n..SSI\nHigh Individual score, Ut\u2014Pred\nHartwig.\nHigh tagrsgete saor* SOT\u2014Pred\nHartwig.\nWUUAM MAUCMER\nHar* you a letter signed by Knut*\nRockne* Thars's a good chanoe the\nhandwriting I* that of Ruth Paulk-\nner, his foraiar saoretary, *ho slgrwd\nnearly all of Vtoek'a oorreepondenoe\u2014\nand autographed for him, aa well.\nRuth la saoretary to Ohiok Meehan now, at Manhattan. ehe aaya\nthat In tha six years ah* wa* wtth\nhelm, Hook probably signed 10 lettera\n\u25a0but ah* mad* har handwriting\nconform so nesrly to hi* that Hock\nhimself eould not ten th* difference.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nBB A JOCKEYI M.UtB\n$1*0 TO g-M A WBBKt\nIt sounds Ilk* an sdvsrtlsement\nfor on* ot those mall order \"nifty\"\nsuit houses, but It's pretty close lo\nfact, at that\u2014tb* way Jockeys h\u00bbve\nbeen knocking djwn the scratch tn\nst alleged daya of depression.\nTake tha scale of pay at Unooln\nPlekSs, for axaempl*.\nA boy gets 110 per mount, wtwH\".-\ner Iw brlnga It In th* aame da* or\nnot. If h* wins hia fa* I* SH. aup-\npos* th* Uttl taUow rldts fir*\nhones a day\u2014and haa fire or six\nwinners a week\u2014see haw th* money\nrolls lnl Wonder if thay oouldn't\nus* a jockey weighing oloaa to 900?\n>\u2022 a \u2022 a\nIt tsaens to ba la tha hoola that\na lewle-Rtohtoff matoh la not far\noff.\naaa\nTANKS \u00abrm. MAI\nAND IBTTLINO DOWN\nA few daya after th* Iat* and\namentsd world aerlea, Byrd and\nDlokey of th* Yankees were married\n\u2014and It was announced that Lefty\nDomes would tak* unto himself a\nbride. Would you say th* boya hart\ndoomed ta settle down since, bar-\n* SPECIAL*\nYOUR DEALER NOW OFFERING\nGILLETTE DELUXE SETS\nAT REDUCED PRICES\nNOW\n**7\u00bb\nPROTEST BRIM\nSTYLEOF PLAY\nAfter Scoring Fell Back on\nDefenne and Shot the\nPuck Up Ice\nMONTREAL, Nov. IS \u00a9\ne\u00bb,-.4_ .\nFOUR TEA1\u00abS COMPOSE PRO HOCKEY\nLOOP ON PRAIRIE; START DECEMBER 5\nivar. wr comtajhi ts am turn and m wai iaim mvw wjaiantm\nlnf seen the Ou**. thsy hare seen\neverything.\nThl* writ*, br \u00abM way, now\ndearly seta hia mistake kt picking\nthe Cub*. In th* (mt lew gemao,\nth* Oub pttdhert fall tnt* Ibe *__*\u2022\ntake of believing* ther* would be\nsomebody to pltoh to after ths hit-\nten had been walked, m the Chicago games, lt was a osse of bad\ncontrol on th* pert of the same\npit-here\u2014they thre*. 'em too doss\nto tbe plate.\n. a- t\nOCf THINKS UP MM\nONB FOR BIS BOYS\nBall players carry two er three\nbats to the plat* with the Idea\nthat when they faoe the pitcher one\nwill seem light snd they ean swing\nwith greater rigor. Cosch Ous Dorals\nst the unlverelty of Detroit (Rome's\nold pal at Notrs Dame) has adapted\nthe Idea ln football training,\nNEW YORK COMISH\n\u2022TILL DOmO THING*\nThe Neir Tom athletlo oommts-\naton announced tb* other day that\nheavyweight wrestling champion\nI not Jim Londos after all, but\nStrangler Lewia,. . . did they blush\nwhen they r_id ttt\nThis probably la something to get\nIndignant about\u2014but lt la no longer\npossible to work up a lather ln this\noorner over anything the commission may do. Tbey could elect Mul-\ndoon wrestling champion If they\noboes, and tht dear paying cllente\nwould continue to drop tbelr nickels In the slot.\nBy the way, while 11 may be of\nno elgnlfloance whatever. Old Boy\nBandit, James J. Johnston, la aald\nto hare a wrestler In tow named\nRlchtoff. a huge Swede who rube\nthe skin right off toe other tranters' chests, making necessary the\npurchase of chest wigs. (Make good,\nboya, go Into the cheat-wig business.)\nOus sends hts, players edt for\nprtotlo* o\u00ab a heavy fWd. Th* theory\nIs that when the boys srt plaoed\non * dry field for the gamee, they\nwill scanner about like klttcM.\nThen, too, If tt should rain, they\nwould feel right at hom*.\nMoose Jaw Unable to Enter;\nEach Team Plays 15\nHome Games\nOALOART. Nov. II (CP),\u2014Western Canada'a newly organised professional hockey league tonight was\nready to start operation aa auooessor\nto the loop that died tn IMS.\nOompleting praotelcally all details\na meeting of elub owner* under\nthe president, 1. L. Richardson, here\ntoday discussed all mattera pertain.\nIng to the league, organised a four-\nteam circuit and Issued the league\nschedule of gamee. Teams ln ths\nleague will be the Edmonton Eskimos, Regina Capitals, Saskatoon\nOresoenta-and Calgary Titers. Moose\nJaw wee not sn entry although\nthe door la etlll open to team promoters of the mm olty.\nPinal draft of the ecbedukt shows\nthe opening game In Saskatoon,\nDecember I, between Cre-oent* and\nCapitals; In Wroonton December 1\nbetween Tigers and BSklmoa; In\nRegina Deoember 7 between Cm-\ncente and capitals, and ln Calgary\nDecember I between Tigers and\nEskimo*. Bach team plays 11 home\ngames.\nENGLISH-WELSH\nGAME EXPECTED\nBE ONE OF BEST\n\"LINE- ONT PLAY\nDRAWS KICK\nEdmonton Superiors\nAre on Way to Europe\nOne of Outstanding Teams of\nWest; To Play in Fire\nCountries\nMONTREAL. Not. !B (CP)_\u2014On\ntheir way to England and Europe.\nEdmonton Superior.*, one or tbt\noutstanding amateur hockey teama,\ntail from h\u00abrt Friday on tht liner.\nDuchfse of Atholl. Aooompanylng\ntht 13 playen \u00bboinf onrwu art\nCliff Gainer, preaident of tht club\nand Ira G. Smart, manager. Present\nplana art to visit four countr.ee\nbesides the United Kingdom: Franoe,\nCatch oalovakla, Oermany and Switterland,\nCARDIFF, Wales, Nov. 15 (CP\ncablt)-\u2014When England meets Wales\nhere tomorrow ih an international\nsoccer game It la anticipated that\nont of tht best games of the early\nseason will result. Both England\nand Wales have won their international gamee played to date and\nthe event will be keenly contested.\nEast Mast Decide\nJunior Finalist\nin Ruebv OincVh\nMoose Jaw Represents West;\nItching to Reverse Last\nYear Loss\n7W__75W FbUW0i-\u00ab.,\nThis adverttseftii-t li net poMIlhed or dtljlaytd br tha Llqu or Control Board or by tha <_ov*_-mm\\<. of British Columbia. \/\nRecent teste Indicate that two-\nthird* of automobile headlights ln\nuse ars out of adjustment.\nPDrBHUBOT, N.C. Nov. IS <-__.--\nAl .Watrous and Tommy Armour,\nDetroit sharpehootera, led BS' otber\nprofea-tonal best bell ferns down\nthe home stretch to capture flnt\nmoney _n a prelimlnsry to tbe\nthirteenth snnual mid-south open\ngolf tournament today. They carded\n131 for the St hole*,\nYOUR PIPE\nKNOWS\nContains all tha\nqualities of a -tally\ngood tobacco.\nIf jet \"reit yet* em\", mse Ogden's fine cut\nami Cbmmtecltr tiymrtt f.prri.\nBooklets and\nPamphlets\nOur battery of Linotype machinea enables\nna to sat type for booklets and pamphlets at\na moderate coat and with great apeed and accuracy, i . :\nLe ua print your next order; you- 'will find\nthat we can give you a good job, e__cellent service, and a moderate prieje.\nThe Nelson Daily News\nJob Department\nPhone 144\nNeiaon B. C.\nJ\n vkm\nuw%acU UHf RE BUYER hSUYYY. MttI\nnt &.\niediot\n\"Murder of the\nNight Club Lady\"\nThe New Thatcher Colt Detective Mystery\n\u25bc \u25bc \u25bc\nBy Anthony Abbot\nCHAPTER (HI\n\"Baslll And the last name!\"\n\"Oh\u2014I have forgotten.\nThis cubicle, tho meet Intimate^ \"Very disappointing. Do you re*\nand personal part of the establishment, was a gaudy contradiction of\nall that ve had Just admired ln\nthe drawing-room. Behind Lola\nCarewe'i bedroom door waa stuffy,\nout-moded elegence. There was a\nrococo bed of gullded whorls and\nscrolls, with a rich brokade hanging high In canopy fashion, and\nhuddled near It a knot of Louis\nQulruse chair* and bulbous dressers,\nchests, and stools. Here, too, were\nflorid hangings, and at tbe windowi\npainted tin boxes of flowers, flagpoles and rubber plants. There were\nDresden shepherdesses, painted\nclocks, and oil paintings of valiant\ndogs rescuing unoonscloua little\ngirls from high green waves. It\nwss an Inconceivable mixture of\noostly bad taste, beyond reconciliation wl h tbe rest of the apartment;\na real mystery. I have often recalled our entrance Into this strange\nroom, knowing how near wo were\nthen to the fearful truth\u2014and how\nlittle we suspected. s\nWith a grave air- Thatcher Colt\nmoved sbout the room, lingering\nfinally before a framed photograph\non the dresser. It was the picture\nof a pleasant-featured young man\n\u2014hardly more t h an a boy\u2014wl th\nstraight features snd a bright\nsmile. Perhaps he seemed a bit\nweak around the mouth, but If so,\nIt must have been tbe weakness of\ngenerosity and a gallantry. His deep-\nset eyes under curved brows shone\nwith mischief, bis pointed ears gave\nhim an alert air, and the curly\nmasses of bis balr seemed blown\nIn the wlnda of Impulse.\nIntently Colt stared at the picture. For so long a time did be\noonslder lt that Lola, who had been\nahowlng the rest of us a Gobelin\ntapestry, walked over to the\ndresser.\n\"Is there anything else you would\nUke to eee, Ur. Colt?\" she asked.\nThe oommlssloner looked at her\nvith a, puzzled expression.\n\"I Vm Interested ln thia photograph,\" he told her.\nThrough narrowed lids, Lola regarded tha photograph.\n\"Tou bave never seen that face\nJjefore, Mr. Colt.\"\n\"Tou seem very positive.\"\n\"Re has never been ln America.\"\n\"But I have been ln other countries.\"\nLola was unmistakably agitated.\nTwo patches of eolor reddened over\nber cheek-bones, spilling under he\n\u2022ven Una of rouge.\n\"Still\u2014you have never seen him,\"\n\u2022be Insisted.\n\"Would you mind telling me if be\nmeant much to you?\"\n\"Less than nothing. I do not wish\nto discuss him any further.\"\n\"Forgive me. I have no wish to\npry Into your personal affairs\u2014but\nth* present dangerous situation\nmakes thai necessary.\"\n\"He means nothing to me now\u2014\nZ have told you th*t twice.\"\n\"Tet someone has beon kissing\nhis picture.\"\nLifting the frame, Colt pointed to\ntwo faint red spot*\u2014the mark of\nrouged lips\u2014pressed against the\nglass. Lola laughtad with an affectation of disdain.\n\"My maid ls having romantic\nfancies,\" she exclaimed. \"What can\nthis picture have to do wltb your\ninvestigation?1\n\"Tou have many admirers,\u2014but\nons man's picture only. In this en\ntire apartment. Ie be living?\"\n\"Whoever may be behind thu\nthreat against my life, that msn\nhad nothing to do with It)\" declared\nLola passionately.\n\"At least I should like to know\nhis name,\" peaslsted Colt.\n\"Well, then\u2014hi* nam* was Basil.\"\ncall whare you knew this good-\nlooking young Basil?\"\n\"In Faria.\"\n\"Now Miss Carew*\u2014-be reasonable and tell me\u2014would Basil have\nany reason to desire your death?\"\nLola's face grew white. Uncer- j\ntatnly she stood for a moment, her\nfingers twisting a small He* handkerchief. Then: without a word, she\nturned and left the boudoir. Quickly\nColt followed Into tbe living-room,\nto find Lola before the fireplace,\nquivering. Indignant and resentful.\n\"Mr. Colt,\" she exclaimed shrilly,\nall thia. is too distressing. I feel\nso cold I am shuddering. I shall\nhave to bid you good-night.\"\n\"You promised me, Mlse Carewe\n\"I can't help thetr\nClose to tears, Lola brushed by\nue, returning to ber own room and\nshutting herself ln. Colt's manner\nremained unperturbed. With no sign\nof displeasure, he turned to the girl j\noperative.\n(To be continued)\nbe left, with Mrs. Kershaw at tbe\npost office or with any ot the oommlttee. Misses 'ruHy, K. Cairns,\nMrs. A. Moore. Mrs. Kershaw.\nMrs. C. O. Coble recently arrived\nhome from a visit wtth ber daughter at the coast.\nBride Honored by\nCreston Friends\nCRESTON, B.C. Not. IS \u2014 Mrs.\n(Dr.) McKenzle, nee Beth Putnam,\nan October bride, waa guest of\nhonor at another delightful function at the home of Mrs. R. M.\nTelford, In which Mrs. T. W. Bundy\nwas Joint hostess. In the afternoon\na couple of down of tha married\nfriends of the honor guest were\nentertained with music, contests,\netc., at which tha prists were\nav.-i.rded Mrs. Sun Fraser and Miss\nViolet Brotidgeea, a visitor from\nVancouver, m the evening a larger\ncompany wae entertained at bridge,\nwith the prtae scores made by .Mrs.\nOlb, Sinclair and Mrs. McKenzie\nsnd the consolation prise going' to\nMrs. H. H. Wllks. At both affairs\nthe bride was showered with many\nvery useful and appropriate gifts,\nand on both occasions a delightful\nlunch was served at the close of\nproceedings. Mr. and Mrs. McKenaie\nare now acting nicely settled ln\nthe Ash bungalow at tha north end\nof town. \u2022\nINDEX TO CI_4S8in_-l> ADi\nHire\nAgents Wanted\nAutomobiles for\nAutomobiles for\nAutomobiles Wanted _.\niBeea ____,_- ._.,\u2014_, , ,.\nBirths \t\nBoats. Launches tor Rent\nBoats, Launches for Bale .\nBoats, Launches Wanted\nBUAlness Opportunities _____\nCanaries for Sais ..\n' Cats and Dogs for (Wis __.\nj Cats and Dogs Wanted ___.\nDeaths .\u2014\u2122-\u2014.\u00ab\u00ab-.\nDressmsklng ,,\nFarm and Dairy Produce .\nFarm property for Sal* .\nFor Bala or exenange _\u00bb\nFor Sals or Rant\t\nFurnished Rooms tor Rent\nfurnished Rooms \"Vsrted _.\nFurniture for saia , .\u25a0\u25a0,,,.\niit-Ip V.'_\u00bb.n*ed _.. , ,..,\nFORT STEELE TO\nHAVE ARE ANNUAL\nFORT STEELE, B.C., Nov. 16.\u2014 i\nQ* P. White and E. Cretney re- :\nturned to town from a successful\nbunting trip ln the Sheep creek\ndlitrict. Mr. White was lucky tn\nshooting a big moose. i\nF. Ryckman, A. A. Robertson and j\nJ Wilson of Cranbroo.;, H. Arbuckle, j\nand Fred Barr of Canal Flats..\nGeorge Nelly or Bull Raver were vis- |\nltors In town to attend the Mu-\nsonlo lodge.\nJ. V. Kershaw of Canal Flat\nwas a visitor at the home of Mr.\nand Mrs. T. Fullon.\nMr. and Mrs. Hsrry Barr, Francis\nBarr of Wasa, were gU'Jts of Mr.\nand Mrs. O. Barr Saturday.\nMr. and Mre. L. Miller, Mr.s A.\nNlcol, were recent visitors to the\nPerry creek plaoer mines, also calling on Mr. a. tt VCn. Noel WaUinger.\nAthur Nlcol of the Royal Bank\nstaff at Bell vue, Alta., la spending\nhts holiday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Nlcol.\nHerbert Nelly of Cranbrook, W. K.\nNelly spent the week-end at the\nN- T. ranch at Bull River.\nMrs. James Carlin and son of\nTappen Mre. F. Dooling of Canal\nPlata relatives of the late W. Carlin\nwere In town on business during\nthe paat week.\nHallowe'en with Ita spooky \u25bc*\u2022.-\ntors has again passed on. The night\noold and clammy and not\nvery many of the spooks and wltchea\nventured out. Fancy costumes were\ndiscarded to be replaced by over-\ncoata and rubbers. Not so much\nmischief waa dime. The business\nhouses had the windows soaped\nand a few gates were ltft*d. The\nyoungsters made the rounds, collecting apples and sweeta.\nThere ls quite an epidemic of\ncolds and la grippe In town, many\nof th* pupils of the publle school\nare on th* sick list. Miss Tully, the\njunior teacher waa unab. to take\nher classes Monday owing to Illness.\nA meeting waa held la the achool\nrooms Thursday afternoon to make\narrangements for tbe children's annual chrlstenaa tree. There was the\nusual meagre attendance. It was decided to ask for donations to give\nth* community children a party\nand Chrlstmss tre*- at the close of\nschool for the Christmas vacation.\nMiss Calrna and Miss Tully will\ncall for contributions or same may\nThat VACANT\nROOM\nIs Worth Money\nWhy not increase your income by renting\nit through\nTHE\nNelson Daily News\nClassified Ads\nPHONE 144\nHouses for _tcni -\nHouses Wanted __\nIn Memoriam \u2014__.\nInsurance ,\u2014 \u2014\nInvestments ____\u2014\nLivestock for Bale\nLivestock Wanted _\nLiterary\n.91\n\u25a0 ao!\nLost aud Pound\nMachinery \u2014 -\nMining. Timber, Lumber ,\nMiscellaneous\nMiscellaneous tor oais\nMiscellaneous Wanted \u201e\nNotices\nMusical instruments\nNursery Products ____\nPoultry and Egge ___\nPrinting _^,__. ,..,\u25a0\u2014\nProperty for sals .______.\nProperty Wanted \u2014-\nRabbits for Sale ___\nPersonal -...\t\nPlants\nRanches for Rent\nResorts\nLittle Expense and No Delay Buying or Selling the Classified Way\nEverything Listed in the \"Want-Ads\"\nMAIL WANT-AD\nFORM\nFill Out and Mail or Bring If to\nThe Daily News Want* Ad Dept.\nFIGURi OCT THB COST OF TOUB AD POR YOURSELF: Bates are llo per Un* per day, \u2022\nconsecutive dally insertions tor the prlco of 4. Minimum cost of Insertion, 22c Rates are less\n10% for prompt payment. Minimum number ot lines charged, 2. Name, address (and box number when used) an part of ad, and therefore chargeable. DBS THIS FORM, AND WRIT!\nPLAINLY.\nRoom and Board\nRooms for Rent .\nRooms Wanted \u2014\nSchools\n] Situations Wanted\nj Storea vo Bent .\nLKGAL NOTICES\n\"GOVERNMENT LiytOR ACT\"\nNOTICE Or APPLICATION FOB\nCONSENT TO TRANSFER OF\nBEER UC1WC1\nNOTICE IS HEREBY OI'VEN that\non Uie 12th Any of December next\nthe undersigned Intends to .ipply to\nttl* JU'luor Control Buard for consent to transfer of an undivided\none-half share or Interest In BMtr\nLicence No 2027 and issued in respect of premises belnf? pert of a\nbuilding known as \"Pmehurst Inn,\"\nsituate at South Slocan ln the\nCounW of Kootenay upon the linds\ndescribed as parcel 3 of Block \"B\"\nof District Lot 303. District of\nKootenay. M_*d 872, Nelson Land\nRor-i stmt lon District, ln the Prov-\nlnee of British Columbia, from\na 13\njoint charge 44c: ons line 14 point\nilarge 66c Daily for one month or\n.nore deduct 2S pet eent ipac, disc\nfiom above rates, minimum for\nmonthly advertisement, 111.44 less\ndiscount Minimum charge. 44c\nCLASSIFIED\n(Minimum two lines)\nllo a line per insertion Six consecutive Insertions, 44c a line; per\nmonth. $1-43 a Una, Minmum\n\u25a0large, 22a\nMarriages, death, and in memor-\nam notices, 220 a Une. List* of\n.lowers at funerals, (Uts at weddings, ste., no a Une.\nBOX NUMBERS\nIf \u2022 Dsily Neva box Number la\ndesired there Is an extra chargs of\nllo.\nLEGAL NOTICES\nlflo \u2022 line first insertion. 12c a\nline additional insertions.\nPROFESSIONAL OR BUSINESS\nCARDS\n(Minimum two Unas)\nYearly oontracts\u2014Sl iO \u2022 Une per\nmonth.\nSix month* contract\u2014$147 a Una\nper month.\nTransient\u2014Sl.85 a nne psr month\nCLASSIFIED DISPLAY\nSame rate a* transient or contract\ndisplay according to ol Mali.cation\nand space used Minimum 1 Inch.\nwith nrni provision iot cash discount\nAbove rates ue leap 10 per osnt\ncash dwoount when accounts are\npaid 00 or before the 30th of\nmonth foUowing publlcstttm\nHOUSES FOR RENT\n(\u25a0I)\naTTRCET (or P.O. Bos Ko_> .\nposrr office _..____\u00bb\nCLAS8IFI0ATIOM \t\nHUMOR OV DATi\nAMOUNT \u25a0NOt-OSED \u2022-\nHOME FOR ANT FAMILY, 7\nrooms, 6 lots, out buildings. In\nFairview. $26 per month. Near\noarllne and school. Apply Box\n4678 Dally Newa, (4678)\n?OR RENT\u20148 ROOMED BUNOA-\nlow, decorated. Centrally located.\nFor a oouple. Apply 614 Mill street\n(4060J\nDaily News Want-Ads Bring Results\nSMAU, HOOTS \u00abTH AND BLWYN.\nApply CampbeU, 0th and __wyn.\n\u25a0\"'.'\u2022\u25a0'.' \u25a0 (4671)\nSMALL HOUSK FOR RENT. APPLY\nMrs. Poulin, oor. Stanley and Innes\n14531)\nSITUATIONS WANTED\nriTR COATS REPAIRED, REIJNED.\nremodelled. Phone 428. Mrs. Lee.\n(4600)\nFOR ALL RADIO TROCBLKS CALL\nLee's Radio, 428. (4680)\n--'IIM.IIHI ISOO-IS FOR REM (15)\nFURNISHED ROOM. RENT MOST\nreaeo_e_u>fe. Strathcona hotel.\n(4878)\nFURNISHED SUITI FOR RENT 118\nCarbonate St. (4876)\nLIVES I'OCI- FOB SAL,.\nCOWS COMTNO FRESH. fERBKY\nbull 18 months, cresent dairy.\nPhone 610. (4618)\nMI-fELLANEOS TOR e._J,E (87)\nVACUUM CLEANER \u2014 BEATTT.\nComi>letee with dusting tools, a\nnew machine at a nice reduction.\nBeatty Washer Store. (4888)\nioo.oqo mrr second hand rj-\noondltloned Pipe suitable (or all\npurposes. All sizes, write to\nSwarta P.pe Yard, 230, IM Ave,\nEast, Vancouver, B. C. (4490)\nA BEATTT ELECTRIC WASHER\u2014\nrepofise-cied will sell for balance,\neasy terms. Beatty Waeelher Store,\nIn Hipperson Hardware. (4881)\nATWATBR KENT RADIO, TABLE\nmodel, 8 tubes, cheep Tor cash.\nAlso Connor Eleotne waaher.\nPhona 680X, cr write P. O. Box\n1076. (\u00ab73)\nBEATTY WHTra CAP WASHER,\ntully rebuilt. Looks Ilka new. 840.\nTerms. 81.15 per week. Beatty\nWasher Store. (4888)\nONE 36 INCH SIMPLEX IRONER.\nShopworn. 175.00. Rae. 8156.00.\nBeatty washer Store. (4880)\nMISCELLANEOUS WANTED\n______\nWANTID-,HICH POWER RIFLE,\ncheap for cash. Box 34. Deer\nPark. (4673)\nAUTOMOBILES WANTED\n(43)\nWTU, PAT CASH FOB MODEL\nA Ford sedan. Box 433, Nelson.\n. (4701)\nCATS AND DOM FOB SALS, (it)\nREGISTERED PEKINGESE POPS\nfrom champion atock. Apply Dr.\nSteele, 904 and Ave. s. Lethbrldete.\n(4854)\nHO-MAYDE BBSS\nIMPBOVEB\nMore bread, better braw\nuaatly sbortons itm,\nnaicing\u2014will mak, go\n_read from Inferior turn\nio spoiled batches. _t\n\"rom your grocer or\nKk> for packet to\n3. * J. JONES, Ltd., Wll\n\"Peg.\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL\nDIRECTORY\nAccountants\nCHAS. F. HUNTER, SF. INT. A.O.\nMunicipal and Commercial Audita!\nP. O. Boi 1191, Nelson, B. C.(4801)\nT. O. JONES\nPublic Accountant\nP. O. Box 731, Nelson, B. 0. (4603)\nAssayers\nB. W. WIDDOWSON -established 1900\n305 Josephine St., Nelson, B. O.\n(4508)\nGRENVILLE H. ORIMWOOD, P O\nBox 418, Kaslo, B. C. (4504)\nChiropractors\nDR. ORAY, OIL-_]_B BLK, NEISON\n(4608)\nDR. MACMILLAN, GRAD. PALMBR\nSchool, Aber Blk- Nelson, Pb. 313,\n(4508)\nMITTUN AND GEDDES. X-RAY and\nMCM. Cranbrook and Trail. (4507)\nFlorists\nJOHNSON'S OREENHOtTSSS\u2014Phone\n343. Cut flowers, potted plants\nand flora] designs. (4608) c\nNELSON FLOWER SHOPPE. PCU,\nUns cut flowers at all tlmea. Flor-\nal designs. Phona 333. Kutn)\nGrl__el!\u00ab's Greenhouses. Nelson, cut\nflowera and floral deslgna. (eisio)\nInsurance and Real Estate\nR. W. DAWSON\u2014Real Relate, Insurance Rentals. Next Hipperson\nHardware, Bakar atreet. (4511)\nSecond Hand Stores\nTha Ark\u2014Dealer, ta Second Hand\ngoods. Phone 834. Jo_eph.n\u00bb.(46l3)\nStorage\nSTORAGE MOVING, OoAL, WOOD.\nPhone ts. Bum', Ooal * Cartage.\n, (45181\nTransfer\nAT-2\"!0'_ \"\u00bb\u00bbW KOMMONT.\nCoal and Wood. (1514)\nWood Factory\nHJl BOBM OP .fc\nAMO WER MOiBANO\n7H0U6M EXTRE.VtUY\nCRUW. LA\\(I\u00bbWED\nFORTUNE** OM HER-\nANt>,EVB4 VMHEN\nfcME _*\\OR\u00abD W-A-\nLErT WSR *\u2022*.\nFORTUNE \\NHtCM\nNOW I* ALMOST\n\\NOR.TW_J_*t-\n\u00bbWS MAS NEVER\n6S6N IM \\NANT\nBEFORE -\n\u00abME MAS NEVER\nWORKe&b-BHE\nUEARNC-DN0T3KK'\n\\NMA-f \u00bbM-V_.L\nSHE DO? li THERE\nWO _>A.YLH_WT\u2022__\u2022_*_>\u2022\u25a0\nTHE SlTUATIOM\nIS DESPERATE \u2014.\nTHE GUMPS-If The Worst Comes to The Worst\nLAWSON-S WOOD FACTORY HARD-\nwood merchant, 317 Baker street.\n' (4515)\nBRINGING UP FATHER\nWHY (SONY YOUR *\u2014s (oME W m\">,COLLEGE.\nCeARUN *&\u00abN SHOW UP L_ ISUOOIES CAU.ED\n\u2022CT THe OFT-1C6 TO 0*\\Y\u00bb j TW\u00ab_Yf\u00bbe ce, MIS\nOOM'T HE WANT TO WORK? PWOM WUOYINC\nCATCHtUG U*> \"M\nTME.1R UAT'M- _\nTILLIE THE TOILER\nOns OP\n_.-M-\npLAyees\nMISTOOK.\nMAC'S\nHBAO\nFO\u00ab_ A\nrboYBAu\nDuRiuS\nA\nBLOCKB0\nA*-e_> THC\nSlMf-KIIMS\n1-AM\n\"8 vjiTW-\nOUT A\n\\MOeMe=M R.UM CARS -\n\"THEy KUM THEM!* HOHJTSj\nU1HV, -THEV EVEU Ruw ^R\nOFFICE. __.Nt> THEEB'S Mo\nESASOU WHY I CA\u00ab'T\nWM.1H8 -SlMf-Kms\nFoot &au_ SB\n.TeS-AM\nI__X3\nBy Westover\nala. r_<3ht* mov\/m vajhat vms\nBeat\n*,VMAHOO AWtS THAT'S\nTHeff KIMO OF A TEAM\n'raoFaoiSB TO UW\n__s____r\n memtt\nrm mum tax mrnt, mum, %tx--mtmmti mot-ma, rovkmum ii, tan\nMETAL MARKETS\nMarket and Mining News\naee Fractionally at Mid-\nl Session But Unable\nto Hold Later\nNov. i5 (CP).\u2014Wheat\n'oes wavered on tha Winnipeg\ntin market today in dull trad-\n;. Recovering from opening denes, vslues rose fractionally at\nd-sesslon hut again turned down-\nrds In the late deaings to close\nmuch as half s oent lower.\nJhiciKO interests sgaln were on\n\u2022 upside st the opening, but this\nm petered out and the close\njnd November future \\i cent off\n47%. December snd May each\nre % lower at \u00abH snd 50 H.\n.pe-ctively, aud July was a half-\nit down st 61% cents.\nadysmith Smelter\nMay Be Reopened\nould Need Considerable Repairing Entailing Government Grant\nVICTORIA. Not. 15 (CP)-\u2014Pass!-\nIty of reopening the Ladysmith\nislter to hsndle the copper ores\n>m the Britannia mines on Howe\nfind so as to enable those mines\ncome ln under the British pref-\n\u25a0nee and continue operating, was\nder t discussion by members of\n. government today,\nrt was stated the plant would\nlulre considerable rebuilding and\nKiernlslny for which a large gov-\niment grant would be required,\nte smelter opersted In the early\nrt of the century for a short\nne, but has been cloaed down\nUse of th* Oranby smelter at\n.yox for the Britannia ores Is also\n.der consideration. Costly chsnges\nthe Oranby smelter and In its\nMesses would be necessary. It\nis stated, but even then the o&sts\nsmelting would be considerably\nther than the oosts under the\nlooma, Wash., arrangenjent which\n.s been In operation tor years.\nDOW JONES AVERAGES\n30 taduitruls 66.26 off M\n20 ralU 2939 up .08\n20 utilities 28.98 off M\nConfident\nJAMES MURDOCH\nTORONTO, Nov. 15 (CP) -\u2014Canadian refiners of electrolytic copper\nstand tn a position of being able to\nsupply the United Kingdom market\nalmost Immediately, stated J, r.\nMurdoch, president of Noranda\nMines and Canadian Copper Refineries, on his return here irom\nNew Tork and London.\n\"Personally I have no doubt the\nCanadian pratfuoere of electrolytic\ncopper will be able to sell all their\n(production,\" wes Mr> Murdoch's\nstatement. Cansdian production of\nelectrolytic copper at present le\nabout 96,000 tons, English consumption 00.000 tona, not including copper rods.\nanadian Ports Are\nto Get Preference\n.in Handling Grain\nWTNNTPI.O, Nov. 15 .\u2014Alt\nhlngs being equal, western exporters of grain will continue\no use Canadian Atlantic snd Pa-\nirie ports for the movement of\nheat to. the united Kingdom.\nLeading grain 'shippers Interviewed\nthe Canadian Press tonight stat-\nthat wherever possible, Canadian\n\u25a0rta were given the preference\nhandling Canad n grain for ehip-\n\u2022nt overseas.\nUie of Canadian facilities and\ninadlan ports for the shipment of\ninadlan wheat to the United King-\n>m was favored by western ship-\nW* according to \u00bb. T. Smith,\nresident of the 1-ellanoe Oraln\nmpaay.\"\nThe grain export trade was a\nighly conr-petitiv* business. Mr.\nnlth pointed out. The exporters\nake It a practice to keep grain\nfc position at all ihipplng terminals.\nGains at Toronto\nSlow Retreat on Wall Stmt\nSaps Ginger on Stock .\n, Market\nTORONTO, Nov. 15 (CP).\u20144flght\ngains sgalnst 31 losses and with 14\nstocks unchanged wss the best Toronto stock exchange could do todsy. A slow retreat by the Wall\nstreet market right up till a few\nminutes before the close took the\nfinger out of the local trading and\nbuying was done mainly by bargain\nhunters. Lees than 8000 shares\nchanged hands.\nInterlisted shares gathered .some\ngains ln ths early psrt of the session, but thesa were largely lost.\nC.P.R., however, retained a quarter\npoint at (6. Ford \"A\" also held\nan eighth but Nickel waa down fractionally and Brazilian was unchanged. Smelters lost 2*4 points,\nEXCHANGES\nNORANDA MAKES\nBIGGEST GAIN\nActivity at Vsncouver Spread\nOver Large Number of\nIssues\niresentative\nRegisters\nLoss, Montreal\nInterli-led Shares Are Fairly\nSteady; Quebec Power and\nMassey Harria Gain\nRSW YORK, Kov. 15.-Oopper\naunt; eleotrolytlo _pot tat future\n8* to IU.\nTin\u2014Barer? steady; apot and nearby 14.05: future 24.15.\nIrein\u2014Qeeiet. ueicbariged,\n-etwt\u2014Stoewly, ,pot New Tork J.15:\nHat gt. Louli 3.00.\nZinc\u2014Steady; East St. Louli spot\n\u2022nd future 3.15 to 3.20.\nAntimony\u20145.07 to 800.\nForeign bar silver\u201427.\nAT LOUDON: Copper, standard\nspot 133 3e Sd; future \u00a333 5s. Electrolytic, \u00abpot \u00a337 15s; future \u00a338 5a.\nTin\u2014spot 1166 16i; fuuture 1187\n10\u00bb. \u2022\nLead\u2014Spot til 7, 6d; futun 111\n7a td.\nZinc\u2014Spot {18 10s; future tit\n17\u00bb 6d.\nVANOCrOVIR, Nor. IB (Cp)\u2014Fof.\nlowing the trend of eastern market,\nwhore traders ahowed an Inclination\nto alt tight, activity on the Vancouver stock execange today was\nspread over a number of Issues\nwith no p-rtloular Interest being\npaid to any Individual stock. Price\nfluctuations were wide with gains\nand losses, about evenly divided.\nGains ranged from fractions to aa\nhigh as 10 pointa while losses of\none to eight points were marked up.\nBridge River consolidated leal In\npoint of activity closing one lower\nat II. Premier oold lost put ot It*\ntwo-point advanoe of yesterday,\nclosing at -\u00bb_,, off IVi. Bralorne\ndipped sharply to M, off eight.\nNoranda chalked up the biggest\ngain among Issues showing a firmer\ntrend. The issue sold at 30.98, doting st -000 for a net gain of 10.\nNEW YORK STOCKS\nAllegheny\t\nAllied Chemical\nAm Can \t\nAm For Power\nIK\n80H\ntv.\n141\nJ7\nAm Mach It Fdy 13 %\nJun Smelt _e Hef 16',i\nAm Telephone HI it\nAm Tobaooo __ 80(4\nAr__conda 10H\nAtchison 45\nAuburn Moton 47\nBaldwin 8*4\nB * O 13 Ti\nBendli Aviation 11*\nBeth Steal 18%\nCanada Dry .... 11%\nO P \u25a0 MH\nCerro d\u00bb Pasco Sii\n0*0\t\nChrysln \t\nOom A Southern SK\nCon Oun T ooy.\nCorn Producta _ 84\nO Wright pfd - \u2014\nDupont \u2014____ MH\nSast Kodak MVi\nHoc P _- h ... \u00abH\n**ord English .. \u2014\nFotd of Canada \u2014\nFirst Nat- Stores 40'i\nFreeport Texas 38H\nOeneral Motors\ndea Electric ..\nOen Food*\nQold Dust \t\nGoodrich\na * ptd \t\nG W Sugar __\nHudson Motor*\nIna Copper ._._\ninter Nickel ...\nInter Tel Tel\n14%\n17)4\n37 H\n17 '\n\u2022\nDM\n7V.\ne\nIM\n\u00bb\n10H\nKenn Copper __ UVi\nEGG MARKETS\nMOirnucAL, Wot. IS (OP).\u2014British and foreign exchange ln rela.\ntion to' tbe Canadian' dollar, at\ncompiled by the Royal Bank of\nCanada, oloeed today u foUows:\nArgentina, pesos ...._____ . .2924\nAustralia, pound ______\u2014_ (.0318\nBelgium, belga 15M\nBrattl, mllrell \u2022087__l\nChina, Hong Kong dollar* \u2014' .3608\"\nCnchoelovakla, erown .0389\nDenmark, krone - ,1973\nFinland, -tamer* .0171\nFrance, frano __. XM47\nOermany, relchamark .3711\nOreat Britain, pound _____ 1.7876\nOreeoe. drachma .-_ XO70\nHoUand. florin .4878\nHungarq, pengo \u25a0- .1906\nIndia, rupee _-\u2014\u25a0\u2014 ~8\u00ab4\nItaly, line 0-84\nJapan, yen . .9380\nJugoslavia, dinar \u2014_____ , .0168\nHli\n38 Vi\n>H\n19 Vi\nOTTAWA, Kov. IS\u2014Eggt:\nTORONTO: Dealers are quoting\n\u25a0educes and country shippers for\n-graded eggs, extras 43 to 43; firsts\nto 87; pulet extraa 80 to 83;\noonde 11 to 30, delivered. Whole-\nla prices of fresh egga to retail\nons an extras, loose, 46; finite 43,\nillet extras 36: seconds 34.\nMONTREAL: This market ls strong\nfreah supplies with storage eggs\nichanged ln tone and price.\nJOHN: Paying prices to\nand country ahlppen have\nto extru 40 to 46; firsts\nto 87; seconds 30 to 93, on this\nsrket.\nHALIFAX: Prloes to producers and\nuntry ahlppera an higher at ex- Tobacco ntt only one of the\n41 to 48: flfta 86 to 37; tec- plants amoked by American Indians;\nids 13 to M. powdered willow bark wai another.\nNew Zealand, pound\nNorway, krone _.._-.\nPoland, llotl \t\nRoumanla, leu\n. 1.4483\n. .1038\n. .1388\n. ,0070\nsouth Africa, pound\nSpain, peseta \t\nSweden, krone \t\nSwitzerland, frano\nUnited States, dollar, 14 Per oent\npnmlum.\n 5.45-1\n .0938\n .1004\n 3018\nIncrease Your Cropg By Using\nELEPHANT BRAND\nFERTILIZERS\ni Ammonium Phosphate \u2014 Sulphate of Ammonia\n, ' * Triple Superphosphate\nroa HUE AI\nNelson\u2014Wood. Vallance Hardwira Co., Ltd. ,\nBonnington\u2014Bonnington co-operative. l\nHarrop\u2014Harrop and District Co-operative.\nCreeton\u2014creston Valley Co-operative; Crestland Fruit\nCompany; Long, Allan _s Long.\nCnwford Bay\u2014Crawford Day Co-operative.\nWynndel\u2014Wynndel Berry orowera' Association.\nWillow Point\u2014 Willow Point Co-operative.\n\u25a0 Ttorume\u2014Tarry and 'thrums Co-operative.\nOrand Forka\u2014Grand Forks Orowers' Association,\nGreenwood\u2014Taylor St Sons.\nAnd Associated Growers of B. 0. local centers.\nTheC.M.t5cS.Co.o\u00a3 Canada, Ltd.\nTRAIL, B.C.\nFroduoen and Refiners of Tadanac Brand Ilectrolytlo\nCadmium, Bismuth, Lead and Zino\nKnsge S S ....\nMack Truck .._\nMilwaukee pld\nNat Dairy Prod\nIt t It -' \u2014\nN Y Central ... 36 H\nPac o 4 Beo\nPack' Motors \u201e_\nPenn R R ._...\nPhlUlps Pete ....\nPun Oil \t\nRadio Corp __\nRadio Kelt- Or\nItem Band .-\nR t __\t\nSafeway Stores\nS LouU * S F\nShell Union ...\nS Cal Edison _\n8 F _ _\nStand OU Cal\nStand OU lnd\nstand OU N J\nStewart Warner\nBtudeb-ker. __._\nTexu Corp .\t\nTexu Q Sul _.\nTlmken Ro.ler\nUnion Carbide\nUnion OU Oal\nUnited Aircraft\nU P _'.\t\nUndCTwool Type 16 Vi\nu s pip* & mt uy,\nU S Rubber __ i_\nU a Steel MH\nVanadium Steei MH\nWest Eleo 80*i\nWillys Overland 3H\nYellow Truck _ 4Vi\n_8Vi\nIM\n16 Vi\n\u00abH\n4H\n8!,\n4H\n4H\n\u2022H\n\u00ab1H\nIH\n-Vi\n18 V,\n31V.\n37\nS3 M\n4Vi\nIVi\nISH\n38 H\n16\nISH\nUH\n3IH\n74\nIH\n77H\n84\n7H\n16\n108 Vi\n\u00ab7Vl\nlOVi\n43\n44H\nIVi\n1>H\n10H\n1\u00bbH\n\"M\nM\n. \u00abH\nISH\n16 H\nSH\n\u00bb7H\nMH\nMH\n81\n7H\n17V4\n14 ,\nHH\n3\u00abH\nHVi\nIH\nHH\n7\n\u00abH\nIH\n10\nUH\n11 Vi\n32 Vi\nHH\nMH\n37V,\nI\nIS\nI\n\u00abH\n7H\n4!l\ntM\n81\nIH\nSSH\nio m\nMH\n81H\n4\nSH\n18\n33 ii\nISH\n24\n11\n36 H\nTOH\n11%\nS6H\n14\nS8H\n2H\nMONTREAL, Nov. 16 (OP)\u2014Losses\nOT a point or lee, were shown by a\nrepresentative group on issues on\nMontreal stock exchange today although tntesrllated shares held -fairly\nsteady.\nTurnover again wu less than 6000\nshares snd trading dragged through*\nout. '\nInternational Nickel wu active\nleader with sales ln only 878 shares,\nand held unchanged at 10, Canadian Pacific picked up H at 16 while\nBrazilian wu Vi higher at l\\.\nSmall gains wen shown by Building\nProducts, Quebec Power, Massey-\nHarrls and Shawlnlgan Power.\n10 Cars of Apples\nMoved From Neison\nBookings for Christmas Boxes\nto Old Country About\nthe Sams\nApproximately io can of apple*\nrolled from the local office of th*\nAssociated Growen during the past\nweek, making the total distributed\nby the Nelson sub centnl, 83 can.\nBookings for individual Chrlstmu boxes for th* old oountry Is\npractically on a pu with lut year,\notherwise th* appl* movement Is\nquiet.\nTORONTO STOCKS\nA bene\nATOO .\nMH\nAmulet\nA F Consolidated\nBase Metal* \t\nBtdgOOd \u2014 mm\nBarry HoUlnger\nBig Missouri \u2014\nOalmont \u2014_\nO and \u25a0 Land* .\nIH\n79\n88%\n\u2022Vi\n\u00bbH\n16 H\n110H\nMH\n10H\n\u2022\u2022H-\nt\u00bb%\nIH\nMVi\nHH\nHH\n\"Mi\n14\nn\n14 H\n16%\n3_J\n\u00bbH\nMH\nIVi\n18\nM Dilhousie _._.\nI Eastcnst\nIH j Eldorado\nIH < ?a con.rldg*\n49 Vi Granada\n26!* . Oil\n14 H Howey\n17Vi - _. inger .\n17H\nHVi\nlti\n12\n7\nIH\nSVi\nIH\n10%\n12\nUH\n23%\n1%\n19%\n14\n24%\n31\nI\nHVi\nIVi\nvi\ni\n\u00abH\nM\nIH\n81%\nIH\nIH\nMH\n20%\n37\nme\nI2H\n4\n\u00bb%\nISH\nMVi\nHH\n34%\nU\n28%\nW%\n18%\nUH\n\u2022H\n87%\nMH\n39%\n-%\n*\u00bbM\nBUILDING TOTAL\nIS BOOSTED $520\nPermit* tor tb* construction of a\n170 home, a $190 foundation and a\n$300 atuoco farag*, shoved tbe\nbuilding total tor tbe year another\n$530 higher. The total la now\n$71,210.\nTha item* Include a foundation\nund\u00abr tte residence of Olaf John-\neon on tbe corner of Victoria and\nHendryx streets; construction of a\nfar_n cabin on Selwyn atreet by\nWalter Poole, and construction of a\nstucco garage by A. Wolf on Baker.\nSTERLING AND\nDOLLAR WEAKER\nNEW TORK, Nov. 15 (CP)*\u2014British currencies were under pressure\nforeign exchanges here today,\nthe pound sterling closing one cent\nlower at $3.32'i for cables, and\nthe Canadian dollar ending the day\n\u2022& oent weaker at 87\u00bbi cents.\nUncertainty regarding tbo ultimate answer of tb* (Tutted States\ncongreu on Oreat Britain's request\nfor postponement of war debt payment* due next month was considered by som* observers to have\nweakened tb* pound.\nBHEBBROOKB\nBANKER DIES\nNIK TIME\nPrice Averages Close Unchanged; Professionals\nProvide Impetus\nNEW TORK, Nov. IS\u2014 fitocks\nt\u00abe_eredt today, but the net result of\ntheir generally narrow fluctuation*\nwas a fairly even break.\nPrice averages closed unchanged,\nalthough a number of leaders, especially In tbe rail group, wer*\nslightly higher.\nIt wa* stm brokers said, a \"trading market,\" with professional* providing the chief Impetus on either\nside. Around midday price* were\nfairly firm; then they turned easier,\nonly to lft-prove again In the final\nTORONTO INDUSTRIALS\nB<11 THeetoria\nW\nWH\n\u00ab\u00bbH\n9 A OU\n\u2022H\nIV-\nIH\nCanad* Orpnim\n\u2014\n\u2014\nIH\nCon* altnlnt __.\n72%\n70H\n70%\nPord of 0_n A\n8'c\n8\n8\n.mD*rltl OU _\n9%\nM\n9%\niad-ft Aleohol\n\u2014\n__\nt_\ninter* nickel ...\n10\n9%\n\u00bb%\n11%\nUM\nHH\nNoranda _.\n21\n20\n21\nPage Hersey ....\n\u2014\n\u2014\nM\nDonoln Store*\n\u2014\n\u2014\n17%\nRESULTS NEGATIVE\nON BONDMARKET\nMost U. S. Government Bonds\nFirm Moderately To-\nward Close\nNSW TORK, Slot. IS (AP)\u2014Th*\nbond market backed aal filled to-\ndeatlngs. Wheat converted an early ! d*Jf \u00ab\u00bb\u2022 net results, after an ua.\nadvance to a amall loss. Cotton foi.\nlowed a narrow rut.\nCoca Cola again softened, losing\n2% net, while Drug. Inc., was sold,\npresumably as an aftermath of tbe\nreceivership petition against a retailing subsidiary. Elsewhere, features were hard to find. Transactions dwindled to 1,048,980 share*.\nWith exception of Union Pacific's\n1>4 Mt Advance, Improvement wa*\n\u2022meet?\/ in th* nature of minor fractions ln the carrier group.\nMONTREAL STOCKS\nBank of Montreal \t\nBank of Nova Scotia \t\nRoyal Bank ^.^...-.__\u2122.__.\nAbltlbl'Power & Paper \u201e\nBell Telephon* \t\nBrazlliant T h tt Power\t\nBritish American CHI \u00ab._...\nCanada Brow* ..........._..__.._\u201e..\nCanadian Car A Foundry1 \t\nCan Car & Foundry pfd ,\t\nCanadian Cement .'.\t\nCanadian Cement pfd \t\nCan Industrial Alcohol _..\u201e\nCons Mining & .smelting\t\nDominion Bridge ,\t\nDominion Textile \u201e.., ,\u2014\nA P Oraln \t\nImperial Tobacco _\nLake of th* Wood* \u201e...-,\nMassey Harris \u2014\nMontreal power \u201e..\u201e_\u2014\u2014\nNational Breweriea \t\nusually listless session, wer* rather\nnegative.\nActivity In a few specialties contrasted with extremely light transactions In other section* of the list.\nSale* volume dropped to $7,094,-\n000, par value, and the average for\n00 domestic corporate loans wa* off\none-tenth of a point.\nMost United Statea government\nbonds firmed moderately toward the\neloee. Dealer* pointed out that If\nthe war loan moratorium, which\nexpired last July, 1* extended to\ncover Dec. 16 payment* by tho allied\ndebtors, tb* national budget, which\neon tea. plated th* receipt of aom*\n$370,000,000 from abroad during the\ncurrent fiscal year, will hav* its\ndeficit extended just thst much\nfurther.\nCALGARY LIVESTOCK\nCALOARY, Nov. 15\u2014Receipt*: cattle tfi; calvea 34; hogs 85.\nSteers, good and oholoe, $3.00 to\n$3; medium, $3.25 to $3.50; common $1.50 to $3.\nHeifers, good and choice, $2.50 to\n$3.75; medium $3 to $3.35; common\n$1.50 to $3.\nCows, good, $140 to 1.7S; medium\n$1.35 to $3.50; oommon $1; canners and cutters SOo to 75c.\nBulls, good, $1.50; common $1\nto $1-38.\nVeal calves, good and choice $3\nto $3.76; common and medium $3\nto $8.\nSheep, good handywelght, $3 to\n$3.50; common $1 to $1.50.\nHogs, select bacon 340; bacon\n$3; butcher* $3.50.\nran\nJritlsh\nEnlarged Rural Deliveries and Preference\nHandicaps, Causes\nBy JOHN P. BOtJGHAM\nAssociated Pres* Market Editor\nCHICAOO. Hov. 16-\u2014UttMttM bT?\nenlarged rural deliveries of\ndlan wheat and the new BU.\ntariff handicapping shipment* tnm\nthis country, and (.rain values averaged lower h*re today.\nPreferences amounting to *lx cents \u25a0\na bushel on Canadian wheat consigned direct to Great Britain went\ninto effect today, and Winnipeg\nreported arrivals of wheat fmm th*\nhands of Cansdian growers amounted to,; 1934 cars, compared with\n1296 a week ago and 1471 at this\ntime l_ut year. Instability of th*\nNew York stock market and of\nwheat pricea at MineapoU* were\ncontributing bearish factors, together with es-uggeetlons of likelihood of\nmuch enlarged wheat yields this\nseason in Australia and Argentina.\nWheat closed unsteeled % to %\nunder yesterday's fln_ah; corn V*\nto & down; oats unchanged to Vi\noff; and provision* unchanged to\nIS oent* decline.\nLOSSES IN MINES\nARE PREDOMINANT\nLeading Gold and Base Metal\nShares Hold Steady; Several Gain\nTORONTO, Not. 15 (OP).\u2014Losses\npredominated on th* standard mining market today but lmding gold\nand baas metal shares held steady\nand aeveral cloeed with moderate\ngains. Trading waa lower ln volume\nthan for several day*.\nIrregularity ruled ln th* base\nmetal section. Noranda picked up\nsmartly ln late afternoon and cloeed with a gain of about 50 on reports of heavier copper shipments\nfor export. Nickel oloeed at 0.90,\nup 10 cente whil* Paloonbrldge was\noff nln* to 181 and Sherritt and\nVentures a couple of point* each.\nSudbury Basin closed unchanged\nat 58.\nCANADIAN COPPER\nEXPORTS INCREASE\nMONTIUAL, Not. IS (CP)^-In-\nereued export* ef cana-lan copper\nare paaelni through tha port of\nMontreal for delivery In United\nKlnidom marketa, Thu lmpetua In\ncopper ahlpmenta folio*- the de.\nclalon of the Brltlah (oTernment\nto lnvpoae t four oenta per pound\nduty ou foreign copper, according to\nthe ahlppera.\nLONDON CLOSI\nLOKDON, Kor. 15 (-J)\u2014American\netcoceti quoted tn dollari at four\n\u2022hllllngi per dollar. Braalllan Traction |13; C. P. B. MIH; Hydro Electric WW; Int Hold ft In. \u00bb1H; Int\nNU \u00bb1_T_; Brit Amn To\u00bb IS; DU-\ntlllera _S\u00bb; JMrd _Sa IS: Hudion\nBay _0e; Imp Cham 3W lOVJd;\nImp Tob .3a Bd; Shell TAT .3%;\nVlolteri *fa H4d; Brit tlw pet war\nloan 18.7 unaeuented \u00a3102%; Brit\nfive pet war loan aaaented \u00a388%;\nBrit tV, pot weir loan \u00a399*4; Brit\nfour pet 19M-90 \u00a3107%.\nMINES\nBig MlMourl .11\nBralorne ,-... JJfl\nOoaat Copper _______ S.M\nOeorge Copper\nGeorgia River\nOoloonda _..\nGrandview\nInt O A O\nKootenay Florence _.\nLucky Jim\nNational Silver\nNoble Five\nPend OrelUe .\nPioneer Gold\nPorter Idaho\nPremier .\nReeves McDonald ..\nReno Oold __.\t\nRuth rfbpe \t\neSUveroreat\nWellington\nOILS .\nA P Consolidated\nO and I Lands ..\nCommonwealth\nDalhousie\nlast-rest\nFreehold\nHome Oil\nMcDougaU Begur New\nMayland \u2014 \t\nMercury ....\nMcLeod -..\nOkalta com\nRoyalite \t\nSterling Paclflo\nADDITIONAt\nINCOME From Things\nthat are only in YOUR WAY\nDOMINION LIVESTOCK\nWnfNIPKJ, Not. 18 \u00abS.I\u00ab-\u00abe\u00bb-\ncelpte: 390 cattle, 50 calvea, \"00 hogi,\n335 sheep.\nCattle: Steeera, up to 1050 lhe:,\n\u26663.50 to \u00bb\u00ab; over 1060 Ibe., M.J5\nto M.78; helfera \u00bb3.a\u00bb to 14; fed\ncalvei 14.80 to U.60; cowi. good,\n\u20229 to \u00bb3.J8; cannere end outteri\n78o to \u00bb1; bulla 51.80 to ll-W:\nstocker and feeder eteers. 53 to\n\u26663.75; itook cowi ind hetfin 51-80\nto 83 38; milker, and iprlngeri 5-0\nto 845; -real oal-oe UM to I8-80.\nHoga; Select bacon 51 per he\u00abl\npremium; bacon 53.16; butchen 51\nper head dlaoount; Ughta and feeders 83.96 to 89.85.\nLambe; Oood handywelght 58.80\nIf some of the thousands of readers of\nthe NELSON DAILY NEWS had the privilege of rummaging through your attic,\nstoreroom and closets you'd be surprised how many of them would be glad\nto deal with yon on the purchase of\nthings which yon never realized had so\nmuch actual and worthwhile re-sale\nvalue. It's easy to find such buyers.\nTou can scour the entire city and environs for them by merely listing the\nitems in the WANT AO COLUMNS of the\nNelson Daily News\nWant Ad Department\nPhone\n HUE NELSON DAIH M\n-WEIi.NfcBVAT '-P \"K'-\u25a0_*-\u25a0 <\n--,.-\u25a0. *..-.iL ia.\nWAMPOLE'S\nINHALANT\nexcellent for Nose, Head\nand Chest Colds.\n50\nt per Bottle\nMann, Rutherford\nDrag Co.\nA committee of 130 scientists has\ntx**n working on a dictionary of\nelectrical engineering terms which\nlt is hoped will eliminate the confusion of conflicting definitions.\nSINGLE MEN'S\nREUEF SAME\nFOR PRESENT\nPresent Agencies Carry-\non Till New Board\nInstructs\nFor Modern Plumbing\nat Moderate Prices\nSl.E\nVIC GRAVES\nMASTER PLUMBER .\nOPK. City Hall Phone 816\nVtte WAMPOLES TASTELESS\nEXTRACT OP COD LIVER OIL\nas t protection against\nCO! 1.118, COLDS and BRONCHITIS\nPer 16-ox. bottle Sf.AO\nCITY DRUG CO.\nNelson's Dispensing Chemists\nUntil the new relief commission\nfor single men gets going and ls-\n,sues orders, administration of relief\nJ to single men will be continued as\nat present, according to notlfica-\nI tion from Victoria received by Government Agent John Cartmel, Employment Agent James Dronsfield,\nDistrict Engineer William Ramsay,\nInspector John MacDonald of the\nBritish Colufnbla police, and the olty\nof Nelson.\nTlie circular letter, which wu received here at the end of the week,\nand which was signed \"By Order\nof tbe oommlttee of the executive\ncouncil on unemployment relief,\" informs as follows:\nCIRCULAR INSTRUCTS\n\"Pleaee be advised that a board\nof admlnttfaetlon for single mtn,\noonelsting of Major j. o. Pordbaa,\nCol. J. 0. Dennis. C. M. a., and W,\nA. Carruthen, b. A-, Ph. D\u201e D.F.G.,\noatnmlss_ooere. ha# been appointed\nto administer relief to boneless\nsingle mn and transients without\ndependents ln urban centers who are\n'registered within the province of\nBritish Columbia, as and from November the first, 1932.\n\"The board of sdralnlstr*tIon for\nsingle man has been vested with\nfull authority and will be responsible for the car ot this class of\nmen, and will luue instructions\nfrom time to time to do such work\nfor the relief received as may be\nI necessary for tte running of tbe\nj camp; all such instructions so issued are to be regarded m official\nand authoritative. Pending the receipt of any auch Instructions, it is\ndesired thst the administration of\nthese cases be continued se heretofore.\ni \"All correspondence relating thereto should be addressed to Major J.\nO. Pordharn, chairman of tbe board\n[ of administration for single men,\n007 Stock Exchange building, Vancouver, B. C,\"\nCOAL and WOOD\nGALT LUMP-Per Ton $11.00\nGALT EGG-Per Ton 10.00\nGALT STOVE-Per Ton .... '9.00\nGREENHILL LUMP-Per ton 11.00\nBELLEVUE LUMP-Per ton 11.00\nBellevue Washed Steam ... 7.50\nSPECIAL BATES OK QUANTITIES\nDry Fir, Birch and Cedar Wood\nAT LOWEST PRICES\nBurns Coal 6c Cartage Co.\n518 WARD PHONE M NEXT CAPITOL\n1-2 OFF\nHATS\nThe balance of this seasons coats\nin Broadcloths and rough weaves\ntrimmed with Muskrat, Squirrel,\nRaccoon, Opposum in value\n$32.50 to $75.00.\nNow ?16.75 to 937.50\nThe balance of Millinery in value\nJ2.00 to $6.95.\nNow fl.OO to $3.95\nLook for the Neon Sign\n\"Modern Equipment Makei Flat Rate Possible\"\nHow Are\nYour Brakes?\nDeath has the right of\nway, unless your brakes\nare in flawless condition. You owe it to yourself, your family and\nsociety to have your\nbrakes tested at regular\nintervals. Drive in to\nNelson Transfer today.\nPhone 35\nNelson Transfer\nCo. Ltd.\nGOING\nhunting:\nThe success of your trip\nmay depend on just one\ncartridge, so why takt\nchances?\nDOMINION\nHIGH VELOCITY\nCARTRIDGES\n_^^^^^^^^^\u2014JB NEVER TAIL\nMade in Canada fer Canadian weather conditions.\nWood, Vallance Hardware\nCompany, Limited\nBAZAAR PUNS\nMADE AT KASLO\nKASLO, B. O, NOV. 15\u2014When\nmemberi ot St. Marki Women* auxiliary met, the pretident, Mrs. C. C.\nRaven was ln the chair. In the\nabsence of the eecretary Mri. J. H.\nStubbs, the memberi appointed Mri.\nCostello acting secretary for the\nmeeting. The treuurer, Mri. Latham\ngave her monthly report shoving\nexpenditures to have been $18.30\nwith no recelpti. Bills amounting to\n\u20221-96 were ordered paid, th^ balance ln band being M4.0A. The\npresident gave a report of the Diocesan quarterly meeting recently\nheld ln Nelson. A letter had been\nwritten to Un, X. J. Hacking regretting ber departure from Kaslo\ncoup-ed with every good wish for\nber future welfare. Mn. Keen was\nInstructed to send ln fourteen subscription! for the Living Message.\nA vote of thanks wu passed\nto Mr. Brooks for arranging the\nlighting system In the Sunday\nschool room. Mra. WiUiam Whltaker will be the December tea hostess and will Also arrange for the\ncleaning of tbe church during Deoember. Required wood had been\npurchased.\nMn. Rudkin wu welcomed u a\nnew member.\nIt wa* decided to dispense' with\nthe usual candy stall at the bazaar\nany candles donated to be sold from\ntbe culinary booth. Mrs. Matthews\nwu appointed to take charge of tbe\ngrab buket, Ater adjournment a\nhappy hour wat apent . over the\ntea cups, Mrs. Fred Moulton and\nMrs. Cherry being the hostesses.\nCranbrook Vicinity Haa\nRegular Blizzard;\nMercury Down\nCRANBRCOK, B. C, Nov. 15\u2014A\nyoung people's society to be known\nu the Toung People's Society of\nKnox church, wu recently formed\nln the churct_*sccool room by Rev.\nMr. Coulter of the Klmberley Presbyterian church. Several members\nof the Klmberley society accompanied\nMr. Coulter and an enjoyable social\nevening of games, concluding with\nrefreshments served by tbe young\nladles of the Cranbrook congregation, was spent, following tte busineu and organization meeting.\nOfficers are: President, Mis* Nancy\nMcCrindle; flnt vloe-presldent, Sber-\nrr.an Harris; second vice-president,\nMias Hazel Bowley; secretary-treasurer, Oeorge Barclay; group leaders,\nV. C. Brown and J. Husbcroft.\nD'ANDREA AGAIN\nHEADS COLOMBO\nSOCIETY, TRAIL\nGUTHRIE STATUS\nWAS DUTY BOUND I\nTO MAKE INQUIRY! GIVEN HOSPITAL\nGOOD RESPONSE\nI FRIENDS MAKE\nMEMORIAL FUND\nFOR MORO CHILD\nOTTAWA, Nov. 15. \u2014 (OP)\u2014-Hon.\nHugh Outhrle, u mlnlater of Justice,\nwu ln duty bound to order an in-\nqulry Into the conduct of Judge L. \u25a0\nSt. o. Stubbs of Winnipeg on receipt\nof the complaint from Hon. M. J.\nMajor, attorney-general of Manitoba.\nMr. Outhrle stated thl* In a letter\nhe eent to Judge Stubbs tonight answering the Judge's request for an\nexplanation of the instigation of an\nInquiry,\nWILL AWAIT LETTER BEFORE\nMAKING COMMENT\nWINNIPEG\/ Nov. 15.\u2014(CP)\u2014Until\nhe hu personally received the letter\nJudge L. St. O. Stubbs, of the county\ncourt, Winnipeg, will not comment on\nthe latest communication from Hon.\nHugh Outhrle, minister ot Justice.\nMISSES OSTLUND\nOF CRANBROOK ARE\nINJURED BY CAR\nTRAIL, B. C, J-T07. 15\u2014Ollvo\nd'Andrea has been returned to the\npresidency of the Cristoforo Colombo \"1*7!' *'\n> _. .. _>\u25a0_. _. ._. accident ..\u2014 \u2122- \u2014.-..-.v. \u2122.,\n\"! ,o.m \u201e,;.**\u201e \u2122 \". <\u2022*\u25a0\"\u00ab \"7 Oeorge Batman. ..mln,\nIn IQin Henri 1(1-1 ..Up _, -_\u25a0-\u2022\u2022\u2022_- mm I\nCRANBROOK, B. C, Not. 15\u2014An\naccident due to tbe heavy storm of\nSunday occurred on Cranbrook street\nwhen the Misses Oatlund, who were\ncrossing the street, were struck by\na car and thrown to the ground.\nBeverly Collier, driver of the car,\nslowed Instantly on seeing th* girls\nbut wu too close to oome to a\ndead stop In time to avoid touching\nthem. The unfortunate port of the\nwu that another car,\nAUXIUARV DRIVE\nCitizens Give Pickles, Jams,\nJellies and Canned\nFruit\nTRAIL, B. 0, Nov. ID\u2014Friend* of\nMrs. Glovanna Moro, who wu laid\nat rest Sunday, wanton a. memorial\nto her that would be lasting. Tbey\ncollected $51.25 among tbem, purchased glo worth of flowers, and\nplaoed tbe remainder In tb* bank.\nIn trust for Mrs. Moro'* two-year-\nold daughter, Irene.\nA good response wu given tbe\nKootenay Lake Oeneral hospital\nauxiliary's oanvaasera when they\nwent from house to house yesterday\ncollecting donations 6. fruits. Jama,\nJellies and pickles for the hospital.\nYesterday the representatives canvassed tbe homes west of Ward\nstreet and Roeemont and in Fair-\nview from Anderson creek down.\nLut night *n exact amount of\ntbe supplies collected wu unobtainable.\nln 1930 and 1&31 after a term\nvloe-presldent ln 1939. He withdrew '\nfrom active office lut year. I\nThe executive of -the society hu '\nbeen completed u follows:\nVloe-presldent\u2014Catena d'Aqulno.\nTreuurer\u2014Pietro Lazurotto,\nSecretary\u2014All vlo Romano.\nVice-secretary\u2014Giuseppe Merlo.\nLecturer\u2014Giuseppe Truant.\nTrustees\u2014Domenlco Daloise, Emilio Pisapio, P|-tnoesco Moro, Giordano Zanler, Gaetana Cargnelll and\nAntonio Ferraro.\nSick committee\u2014Giuseppe Filipelli,\nchairman; Luigl Tognotti, Giovanni\nBertuzzl, Giovanni Crtstinl, Rider\nMatteuccl.\nMut#r-et-arms\u2014L. Sammartino.\nInner guard\u2014Angelo Maeza.\nOute guard\u2014Malo Plppl.\nFuneral committee\u2014Giuseppe Lerose,\nbehind the Collier car bumped\nInto It and pushed It over Mlu\nAnna Ostlund, causing a broken\ncollar bone and severe bruise*. Both\nyoung ladle* wera taken to the hospital to have their Injuries attended.\n.ALBERT NELSON\nDIES, CRANBROOK\nC-tANBROOK, B. O, Nor. 16\u2014\nMRS. ARMSTRONG\nSPEAKER W.M.S.\nMEEUT. PAUL'S\nMrs, D. Maloney Gives Reading From \"His Dominion of Canada\"\nLAMP EXPLOSION\nCAUSE OF BLAZE\nFire Department Called to\nShack of Jacob Chesse\nTop Stanley.\nTlie explosion of a gu lamp resulted In the Nelson fire department making a run to tbe one-roomed ahack of Jacob Chesse on the\ncorner of Stanley and Delbruck\nstreets about 5:15 p.m, Tuesday.\nI Chesse was pumping up the\nlamp and It exploded, Igniting the\ncurtains. He immediately tore down\ntbe blazing material and ln doing\n1 co turned his bands slightly,\nTbe blaze wu extinguished before\nany damage had been done other\nthan to the curtain and lamp.\nGETS DAMAGE AWARD\nAGAINST B. C. ELECTRIC\nAn aooount of missionary work in\nthe Kooteqpys wu given by Mrs.\nJames Armstrong and a reading by\nD. Maloney. at the Tuesday meeting i VANCOUVER, Nov. 15.\u2014In spite of\nof St. Paul's Women's Missionary mutmyt u-gument, advanced on be-\n*\u00ablety. half of B. C. Klectrio RaUway Co.\nMrs. Maloney read an extract from Ltd., yjat plaintiff's account of tlie\nthe first chapter of Du. E. Oliver's accltient WM 0ppoeed.t- the law of\nbook, \"His Dominion of Canada,\" g^ty, Mr. Justice Fisher in supreme\nwbicb dealt with the early history court awarded M^, Bessie Beveridge,\nand peoples of the Dominion. west Twen'y-thlrd, \u00ab1\u00a304* damages.\nMrs, T. O. Gibson presided and j ,\t\nmite boxes were collected and thank\noffering collection taking.\nMRS. TERRANCE\nDIES, CRANBROOK\nROYAL WINTER FAIR\nOPENS WEDNESDAY\nCRANBROOK, B. C. Nov.\nTORONTO, Nov. 18. \u2014(CP)\u2014After\ndays of grooming, combing, currlng,\nbrushing, trimming and washing, 15,-\n000 head of Canada's prize livestock\nand poultry will g> on exhibit as the\n15__ curtain rises on the 11th annual Royal\nRain Drenches the\nCity When a Break\nin Weather Fails\nThe break in tbe weather tbat\ngave promise late Monday did not\nmaterialize and Nelson wu bathed\nln a steady downpour of rain and\nsleet Tuesday. Pools gathered ln the\ndepressions on the streets and a\nrunoff Into gutters continued all\nevening. People moved about clothed\nln raincoat* and huddled under\numbrellu.\nDuring the 34 hours the temperature varied between 33 and 88 de\ngrees. The rainfall wu recorded at\n.17 mch, most of which fell In the\nafternoon.\nWaterway Opponents\nUrge Would Endanger\nRailroad Securities\nCRESS REMANDED\nTILL EIGHTEENTH\nFight (o Prevent Ratification\nBefore Senate Subcommittee\nAlbert c. Nelson died at hi. home \u00ab\u00bb *\u2122\u00bb. \u00ab\u2022 ot Crs-nbrook's\non Burwell avenue. Though the late eld\u00abrt* c\"-*\" dled *\u2022* **\u00ab*\u2022\nhb. Nelson had been an invalid for! *** T*1\u2122 CBme ^ era*0\u2122*\nsome years following a stroke whil* '' *M\u00bb ** '\u00abnUyfrom Scotland in\n1010, their home having previously\nbeen ln Glasgow. She ls survived\nat his duties as government agent\nfor the district, the end came rather\nsuddenly, heart failure being the\ncause.\n.Ho wu born In England, coming\nto Canada In tbe early day* and\nranching for some time at Mid-\nnapore. Alberta. Re came with Mrs.\nNelson, to Fort Steele ln the early\ndays being government agent there\nwhen tbe town was the centre\nof the district. When tbe offices\nwere moved to Cranbrook he con.\ntlnued here until forced by 111\nhealth to resign.\nWith the exception of his widow,\nhi* relatives are all ln England.\nby two sons, James and John and\nby two daughters, r_\/.s. Hugh McGlll and Mrs. Barry Gammon, also\nby several grandchildren and greatgrandchildren.\nPhone\n35\nTAXI\nthe Beit ol be-no\nCareful, Conrteonl\nDriver,\nNtlion Tranilw Co_ Ltd.\nCheck Up on Your\nNeckwear\nRequirements\nLook over your own tie\nrack\u2014Need one or two to\nmatch certain shirt* or\nBuits? Then come and\nlook over our Tie racks;\nhundreds of beautiful ties\nin the richest colorings\nof any season.\n75* \"'I00\nM.50\nwinter fair hen tomorrow. Praej\ncall? all entriei In the various lnij\nvidua! ihowi hare arrived at\ngrounds and Itttt minute arrival, v_j\nbe placed tomorrow morning.\nNelson\nBusiness Collegi\nDAY OR EVEN-NO CLASSES\nIndividual Tuition\u2014Comment* ]\nany time,\nr. O. Box 14 Fhone Wi!\n$S\u00bb\u00ab33>S\u00aba\u00bb3SSSS$\u00bb\u00bb\u00bbSS\u00bb{$$\n*^*^^v*^v-^^*\/-\/vv\u00ab_*v*^\nLAST MINUTE\nANNOUNCEMENTS\nWASHINGTON, Nov. 15. \u2014(AP)\u2014\nFighting to prevent ratification of the\nSt. Lawrence Waterway treaty between Canada and the United States,\nopponents of the project described\nlt before a senate foreign relations\nsub-committee here today u a move\nthat would endanger railroad securities and force the carriers Into government ownership. \"\nSpokesmen for the roads, railroad\nsecurity holders and eastern seaboard\ncities were heard ln the second day\nof argument against the treaty which\nwu signer by the Dominion and the\nUnited SUtes lut July.\nThe oommlttee announced opponents would testify for the remainder\nof this week and that friends of the\nproject would have a hearing later.\nWINNIPEG GRAIN\nGREENWOOD, B.C., Nov. IO\u2014Rob\nert Cress appeared before His Honor\nJudge Brown r.t Greenwood on Tuesday. The case wu remanded until\nNovember 18. ,\nMr. and Mrs. Hanson of Armstrong\nwere visitors here lut week. They\nare visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wadell\nof the \"Main Kettle' and expect\nto locate permanently ln this district.\nMrs. G. S. Walters left on Sunday for Vancouver, where she will\nvisit friends on a short vacation.\nWINNIPEO, Nov. 15 (CP).\u2014Grain\nQuotations:\nOpen High Tjow\nWHEAT\u2014\nClose\nCounsel Contends\nBreweries Do Not\nEnjoy a Monopoly\nona. 1\u00ab, WISHES TO LOCK Arte, children ln evening,. Phone\n6B1K_. (4705)\nNEWS OF THE DAY\nB. B. METER TAXI saves you\nmoney Heated cars. Phone 03.(4543)\nPur. tb unfurnished suites. Elee.\nfrtdg. From wa up. Kerr Apts. (4-191)\nTwo room steam heated suites.\nStirling hotel. (4707.\nKzoelslOr club\nurdiay sJternoon,\nGALLAGHER'S\nThe great Indian LUNG TONIC for\nall affections of pulmonary organs.\nSmythe's Pharmacy\nPHONE 1\nShop with vs by nan\nGLASSES-\nJ. A. C. Laughton, R. O.\nOPTOMERIST AND OPTICIAN\n\u2022 UIT, 10---0. 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