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INTERVENTION AGA\n> \u00bb\nWaves of German Bombers May Be Loosed\nAgainst British Ships and -Coast He\nThreatens; Demand Conference\nBERLIN, Oct. 13 (Friday)\u2014(AP).\u2014Adolf Hitler early\ntoday Indirectly asked President Roosevelt to Intervene in the\nwer w advising Great Britain to meat Germany In conference.\nFailure of the United States to do this, the Fuehrer Indicated, would result In his unleashing a \"war In earnest\"\nagainst Great Britain and France producing the \"most gruesome bloodbath in history.\" \u2022\nThe Fuehrer's views were given to foreign correspondents\nby hts Preu chief, Dr. Otto Dietrich, after a conference of several hours Which followed study by Hitler of Prime Minister\nChamberlain's rejection Thursday of Germany's peace terms.\nIn brlet Hltler'i views were rep*\nANTI-REPEAL1STS\nTAKE UP BATTLE\nIN U. S. SENATE\nAdvocates of Re,peal\nLose One Vote\nCounted orr.\ntf, 6ci ii (cp)-\n1 tune ilnce debite\nwlevlied United\n_.atei neutrality meuure, the\npicture of a greit Intercontinental, lell-iufficient economy embracing tha Weitern hemisphere\n\"from the Arctic Circle to Cipe\nHorn* wu given, the lenate today\"\nThe propoul ctme from Robert\nlafolletto (Progreulve-Wiscon-\nlin), nn of the fimoui \"Fighting\nBob whoie Pacific lentlmente\ncrated a furore ln United Stetei\npolitical circlei 22 yen* ago,\n(AIm tm Page Ibt)\nAnti-repeal ipokeimin held ihe\nfloor todiy ind thoee advocating a\nreviled Neutrality Act replacing the\nArmi embirgo with a cuh-and-\ncarry plin lut one vote they had\n. counted upon.\nSenator Dennii Chauvea (Democratic-New Mexico), after a ipeech\nin which he dwelt upon desirability\not maintaining the United States'\ntraditional policy at neutrality its\nforeign wirs, tnnounced he would\noppoie the Rooievelt-iponiored embirgo repeal reiolutlon.\nMAR PLANTI MOVI\nSenator William J. Bulow (Democrat, South Dakota) declared there\n' wu tear abroad that United Statu\nmanufacturer! might move- their\nplanta to Canada lt the embargo\non armi ihlpmenti to belligerenti\nremilni in force.\nWhile miking no chargei, Bulow\ndeclared tbe profit motive wu\npromoting iome ot the agitation tor\nrepeal.\nSenator Bailey (Democrat,\nNorth Carolina) luued a ititi-\nment ihowlng the extent to whloh\nBropoied rutrlotlone would bin\nnlted Statu ooem-golng veuili\neirrylng cargo er peuengin to\nany oountry whloh had declared\nIteelf a belligerent.\nThli would virtually destroy the\nunited Stetei Mercantile Marine,\nBailey uld. He li leading a movement to have thue restriction! relaxed to exclude from their operatloni countriu technically belligerent but tar removed trom the\nWer tone.\nAt conclusion at today'i debite\nSenator Alben Berkeley (Democrat, Kentucky) unounced there\nwould be a lilting Saturday end\naiked that thou who had further\n\u2022peechei to make on the general\nquutlon be prepired to make them\nat once.\nHundreds of jews\nand Arabs Enlist\nJERUSALEM. OcL 12 (CP-Hiv-\nu)\u2014Jewi md Aribi were rupond-\n-ig by the hundred! tonight to a\nrecruiting cimpilgn for 2000 Ptlei-\ntlntini to be uied ln tbe auxiliary\nlervicu of the Britiih army.\nM. P. JOINS ARMY\nLONDON, OcL 12 (CP)--Arthur\nHendenon, 46-year-old Libor member of pirlliment hu entered the\nmllitery lervice, lt wu innounced\ntonighL He lerved ai an artillery\nofficer In the teit war. ,\nFIRES AT PLANS! **\nCOPENHAGEN, OcL 12 ,\nMlnliten of tba Scandinavian\ntSSSm foUowed United Stitei\n -\"-' '---\"\u2014 intny\nme!nwh.le, continued\n... ii to reiiit attacki on\nier Independence to tha event ibe\nfeeli forced to reject, Soviet demand!. What then demandi are\nhat not yet bun divulged.\nOptimistic lourcu ineculated the\nRuulani demindi at leut had not\nleemed so unreuonable to the\nFlnnlih envoy u to lack a bull\ntor diicuuion.\nCONVERSATIONS OPEN\nMOSCOW. Ort 12 (AP)-Con-\nvemtlom between Finland and\nSoviet Ruuia began today around\ntha councU table at tbe Kremlin\nwhere three other Baltic countries, Eitonli, Latvia and Lithuania, have concluded hasty mutual\nauiitenee agreement! with Ruula\nln the lut two weeki.\nPreient at tha hour'i preliminary\nconference were the Soviet Premier ind Foreign Commissi-, Vya-\ncheiteff Molotoff, Joieph Stelin,\nand the Assistant Foreign Com*\nmluar, Vladimir Potemkin. The\nFlnnlih delegation wu heided by\nthe former premier ind now imbuudor to Sweden, Juho Paasl-\nklvL\nAi they art the United Statu\nand the Scandinavian countriu,\nNorwiy, Sweden and Denmark,\nmade offlclil representation! it the\nSoviet foreign office uking that the\nnegotlatloni with Finland ihould\n-to no wiy Infringe on that country's traditloniUy neutral poiition.\nSays Decision lo\nFight Necessary\nKINGSTON, Ont, Ort 12 (CP)\n\u2014Camda'i decliion to enter the\nwar wu the only pouible decliion\nwhen tbe country hid to choose\nbetween wir ind the mrrender ot\nprlnclplei vital to tree Institution!\nind the choien wiy of life, Hon.\nNormin Rogen, Minliter ot Nitlonil defence, told the gridutttng\nelm ot Royil Military College at\na dinner tonight\n\"No effort wai ipared on the\npart ot tbe Allied Powen to find\nan honorable path ot negotiation\nthat would lead ui away trom war,\"\nhe aald. \"We did not want war.\nWe wanted above all elie the u-\nlurance of puce and a. guarantee\nthat tha reillty ot puce would not\nbe ihittered by repeated threat! of\naggreuion.\n''Our find decliion wu bued\nneither on tear nor on hatred. We\nbued lt on a lober Judgment and\na firm ruolve. We were compelled\nat the lut to chooie between wir\nand the mrrender of prlnclplei\nwhich are vital to our free lnstl-\ntltloni and our choien wty ot life.\nWith the line thui joined, only one\naniwer wu pouible.\"\nTO REVISE LEGISLATURE\nINVITATIONS, OPENING\nVICTORIA, Ort 12 (CP)\/-Of*\nflclal Invitation liiti tor the opening at the Britiih Columbit Legliltture thii Fill are being revised\n\u2022o that iome people who have tried\nunsucceisfuUy tor yun to ittend\nwUl he able to get reierved seats.\nSome ot these who have been\npreient year ifter yeu wUl be dropped from the Ust Seite of othen\nwho uiually get Invltetlom but cannot ba preseiit will ba kept tor\nthese who csn,\nA refugee trom hli nitive tend\nsince the rin to power ot Adolf\nHitter, Count Johann Henrich von\nBernstorff, ibove, German ambuudor to United Statei .until\nthit country'i entry Into the lut\nwar to U17, died recently ln Geneva at the age of 7\u00ab. He hid lived\nalmoit u a recluie during the\nlait Ave yein.\nGERMAN RADIO\nREFUSES RELAY\nERKKO SPEECH\nHELSINGFORS, Oct IS (Friday).\n(AP)\u2014Ibe flve-mlnute addreu of\nForeign Minliter Elju Erkko to\nNorth America wu cancelled early\ntoday, a foreign office ipokeimin\nnid, because thi German rtdlo refund to relty lt on the ground of\nIte-\"WlUeir JPtlbre. .\u25a0;,\n\u2022 The addreu wu cancelled juit\nbefore it wu icheduled to go on\nthe air at 1:110 a.m.\n(Radio offlciili to New York nid\nthe Germin transmitter wu the\nonly one powerful enough to relay the ipeech trom Helilngfon to\nNew York).\nErkko, however, delivered the\nume ipeech to an all-Scandtoaviin\naudience.\nThe foreign mlnliter did not mention Russii by nune to hli ipeech.\nHe nid it hid been necessiry to\ntike \"precautionary meuurei\" but\nthit thue meuures, though they\nnecessarily tike so serloui a shape,\ndo not Imply thit Flnlind hu given\nup her will to peice.\"\n\"Their purpoie,\" Erkko added,\n\"Ii to ihow that sbe can not submit or comply with dictate! of an\noutiide factor which would reiult\nln her Internitlonil and political\nactivity being dependent on lomething other thin her own tree will.\"\nCANADA'S FIRST\nWAR LOAN SOLD\nOTTAWA, Ort 12 (CP).-Hon. J.\nL. Raliton, Minister of Finance, announced tonight Canada'i tint war\nloan to the preient war\u2014a $200,000,-\n000 luue of two-year two per cent\nnotei, ilready told to the Canadian\nchartered bank! at par.\n'Thli followed tba policy announced to the budget speech during the ipeciil war leraion of Par-\nUament to September of avoiding\ngoing into the public loan market\n\"until the initial effecti of wtr ex\npendituru tnd nurchuei by other\nGovernmenti in thli country had begun to itlmulite producUon tnd\nexpand the volume ot public\nnvingi.\"\nAttacks Repulsed\nBritish Apparently Not Yet Thrown Into\nActual Fighting; Germans Suffered\nHundreds of Casualties Say French ,\nPARIS, Oct. 13 (Friday)\u2014(AP).\u2014Thirty thousand British troops wera reported early today to have joined the French\nforces on the Northeastern German front.\n' French troops resumed their attacks on German lines\nlast night after five days of defensive action, but apparently,\nthe British had not yet been thrown Into the actual f ighlng.\nThe French high command said German attacks at Kt&t\ntared points along the 100-mile front between the Moselle\nand the Rhine Rivers had been repulsed.\nOperatloni atlll fell ihort of.a*-\nBRITAIN FIRMlYj\nREJECTS PEACE\nON HITLER TERM\nWar or Real Lasting\nPeace Is Offered\nGerman Head\n(tee text ef ipeeoh en page three.)\ngeneral offenilve, but lt wu indicited the French hid teken the\ninitiative away from the Germani.\nThe general itaff'l communique\ntonight teriely referred to the renewed ttttck if \"ictivlty of our\nidvance element!.\" Mllitery advicu,\nhowever, uld the French pttroli,\nedging through the woodi ind over\nthe hllli ol no-mtn'i tend between\nthe Maginot and Siegfried llnu,\nhid engaged to levenl encounter!\nwith tbe German advance guard.\nFRENCH LOSS FIW\nFrench reporti nld German pa*\ntroll iuffered \"hundred.\" ot cu-\nuiltlei when on the offenilve, and\nthe French very few.\nToday'i major engagements took\nplice South of Surbruecken, on\ntoe Eut and Wut ot which the .._-,-\u201e _. \u201e ,\u2014 .\n5\u00a3^ta,lm\u00abd ..^gS^vlSrt'\n^Sie Southern approach to the elty\nll guerded by the Wlnterberg Fort,\none ot the principle worki ot the\nSiegfried lit* ...\nThe flret party ef nine accredited Enallih war eorrupondenti\nto viilt the Weitern front returned with word that the llne_be-\ntween the Meulle and 'the Saar\nRivera wu holding firm deipite\nGerman eountir-ittieki, which\nitarted Sundiy and continued until today.;\nTha eorrupondenti entered Germui territory to the flnt mldwiy\nbetween the Monlle and the Saar,\nwhere tbe French are holding advance position! ind French, irtillery ii Intermittently ihelling tbe\n^fhe Moeelle aanult auumed the\nchiracteriitlci of \u2022 miniaturei offensive, reporti nid, with brief\nartillery barragei followed by a\nchirge of Infantry companlei lupported by automatic arms. Tbe\nFrench reported the itteck repulsed\nifter one of the longest individual\nengagement! yet undertakea\nTo Form Council to\nHalt Profiteering\nVANCOUVER, Oct M (CP).-\nA conlerence, called by the Houw*\nwlvu' League of Britiih Columbil, will be held here October 30\nto form a Consumers' Research\nCouncil whoie aim will be to\nhalt alleged profiteering on tood\nand other products to the Province.\nThe Council will \"eet ln the\ntatereiti of consumen, both Pro-\nvlnclally and Municipally, in conjunction with the Wertime Pricu\nand Tradw Board of the Dominion\nGovernment,\" league offlciili uld\nto announcing the meeting, to be\nattended by urvice and\nchurch club* and varloui\nmen'r and women'i auoclation\nrepreientetlvei\nTruck Driver on Trial at Fernie as\nResult Death Two Persons, Collision;\nSeemed Under Influence Says Officer\nFERNIE, B. C Oct 11-The trial,\not Charlu Edward Langridge,\nchirged with manslaughter, commenced at the tall assizes to the\nProvincial Court Houn Thunday,\nMr. Juitlce Fliher preeldlng. The\ncharge -rose out of the fatal highway accident September It in which\nElizabeth Ann Whltford and her\nion, Chirlu Richard Whltford, formerly of New Wutmlniter, loit\ntheir llvu when their cir wu demolished when itruck by a truck\nallegedly driven by Langridge.\nThe tint witneu, J. B. Harding,\ncivil engineer, testified u to plans\nof the icene of the accident\nDr. George Leroux gave medical\nteitlmony. __\nGeorge B. McLellin of the R.C.\nMP. it Edmonton, who happened to\nbe travelling ln the vicinity, related\nhow he took charge of attain until\nthe arrival of Constable P. Frayne\nof Fernie. Tire mirki ihowed thit\nthe truck hid been on the left hand\ntide of the roid tt the time of the\ntccident tnd to preserve thue very\ndistinct mirki he hid kept all passing traffic to the oppoilte aloe ot\nthe road. Re had ipoken to the truck\ndriver, who appeared to be under\nthe Influence of liquor, hli walk\nbeing umteedy ind hli eyelid! heavily lidded, and there being a imell\nof liquor about him.\nThe next witneu, Anton Roilckr\nof Galloway, a flnt aid man employed at the mill at that point, testified .that he had examined the\nbodiu of the victim! of the accident He had alio eximlned Jamu\nMahoney, the truck drlver'i helper,\n\u2022nd Arthur Whltford. He found thit\nthe latter wu suffering trom raper-\nflclil woundi ind slight ihock.\nFnnk Rothel of Nitel wu under\ncrou-examlnation when the court\nadjourned.\nJ. 0. Spreull of Cnnbrook li\nJiroiecutlng, while Langridge ii de-\nended by Herchmer sti Mitchell of\nFernte.\nThe Jury coniiiti of Ben Drew Sr,\nforeman; Phillip Benn, Erneit Morrlion, George Ltmont Hirry Eastwood, Kenneth Himllton, Joieph\nGlllli, Albert Harrard, Leonard\nBrett George Wisnock Jr., Arthur\nArrowsmith tnd William Hardy,\nfirmly rejected peace with , ._.\nHitler bued upon recognition ot\nhii conquest! of Poland and!\nCzecho-Slovakia.\nIt offered the German ebaaoaw\nlor hli choice of wir to the bitten\nend or a real luting peace fortified by effective guarantees\nagainit further aggreiilon.\nSir Archibald Sinclair, Liberal\nleeder, told the House ha hoped\nthe Government \"may go furtfter\nthstn they have gone to the deftol*\ntion ot the alrai ot Britiih noli\nicy.\"\n- He luggeited u peaea eondl*\ntions that Hitler \"march hla troopi\nout of ill countriu he bu acquired by violence during tha last\ntwo yun,\" give Polind and\nCzecho-Slovakia \"freedom\" and\nprovide a plebiscite to Austria.\nOeorge Lenibury, veteran pacifist\nand former Labor leader, urged\nthat the King of the Belgitni tnd\nPresident Rooievelt mike one more\nsupreme effort to bring witting\nnitioni together at a conference\ntable. !\nNO OTHIR ANSWER\nSpeaking for Labor, Clement M>\ntlee, oppoiition luder, accepted th*\nPrime Minister'! declaration.\n\"We are aiked to condone a crime\nand to truit the crimlntl,\" ba sabs\n\"No British Government could\nmake answer other than that which\nthe Prime Minister hu given.\"\nSir Stafford Crlppi, former Labor\nfront-bencher, urged that eventually some form of federation or\nletgue be iet up, In which \"the, lndlvlduil statei resigned iome meuure of their nttiontl sovereignty\ntor the uke ot peice.\"\nThe Polish foreign minister, August Zeleski, received by the King\ntodiy, heird Mr. Chimbertein'i\nipeech tnd ta tn intervtew nld\nbla government wu ln complete\nagreement with Britein and France.\nHe wu touched by the lympath*\nexpreued by the King, he uid.\nZaleskl returni tomorrow to Pirii,\nthe seat ot hli government\nTbe King ilgned the flnince bill,\nwhich coven Brltain'i drutic war\nbudget during the day.\n\u25a0\nRhine River Dam\nGates Are Closed\nBASEL, Switzerland, Oct U ->\n(AP).\u2014French troopi today cloied\nthe Rhine River dam gatei at\nKembi, 10 mllu North of here, push,\ning flood waters high over the\nshoali opposite German's so-called\n\"Rhine Gibraltar\" at Iiteto.\nThe French troops icted ihortly\nifter reporti reached here thet Germm forcu were working In the\nshoals under cover of darkness,\nleading to the belief they might be\npeparlng to crou the Rhine at toll\ntip of the Maginot line.\nClosing of the gates ilso colnci*\nded with reporti ot Germin ittacks\nigiinit the walled French town ot\nLiuterbourg, 100 mllu North along\ntoe river.\t\nSTATEMENTS LIKELY TO\nPREJUDICE RECRUITING\nBRINGS 3-MONTH TERM\nDUNCAN, B. C, Oct 13 ||e rancher frotn thit vlcin-\nWednaidiy'i drive on tha Wait\nArm netted 4210 pounds of produce msinly potatoei, bills, carfoti,\napples, plums md petr,\nToday the City of Nelton truck,\nWhich U donittd tor the drive,\nwill work betweaa Re-eon and\nHilton-\nONLY LIIIRAL LIFT\nPRINCI ALIIRT POLL\nPRINCI AtBBRT. Sask, Oet U\n(CT). \u2014 Norman JL Ruuel, pioneer\ncattle buyer and farmer, wld to*\nday he would not conteit tbe Prince\nAlbert Provincial byelection Oct.\n23, He indicated previously he\nwould be an Independent candidate,\nThli leivei ene nominee, H. 3,\nFruer, Liberal, In tbe field.\nNILION DAILY NEWS. NELSON, B-C-FBIDAY MORNINO. bCTjJIi *^M>\nTrail Citizens Jam. Street to See\nDemonstration by Fire Department\nButBrigadeAway on Genuine Calls\nTRAIL B. C, Oct. tl-Whtle a\ncrowd of cltltam Thursdiy night\nJimed the lataraeetlan ef Cedar Av.\nenue and Eldorido strict te iet a\ndtnspnstnjlon ef lift saving by the\nTrill fire DwirBMnt, thi ippir-\nitui wu cilled to a chimney fire al\nlist Timiric Avenue. Tbe demon-\nitritlon wu delayed ibout 20 minutei. firemen hid no looner let*\ntied tbeir ippiritui in the hill\nwhin in ilii-m Jor anothir chim*\nmy fire st 2UI Dmiel (tret was\nreceived.\nPire wi smoke effecti wera set\nInto operitlen at windowi In the\ntop itory of the Knighti of Pythiai\nHiU md luppoMd eeeupgnta luued\nHill\ncriei\nnd luppond eecupen1\nof help. Thin the lire Hren\nblew and thi aPparitui wu heard\nspeeding through thi itreeti, But lt\ndidn't irrivi it the tcint ol the\ndamonitritlon, ier It wu otf on a\ngenuine sail.\nAldermin Wllllim Tiomion,\nChilrman of tha Fire, Water end\nUglft Committee, used a public\naddreu iyttem set up st the\nKnlghta ef Pythlu Rail ta give a\nihort addreii on fire prevention\nwhile the cltlzeni, gtthered there,\n\u2022wilted the demonstrition.\nOne min Jumid into \u25a0 net md a*\nother wu carried down a ladder by\na flremin. Artificial respir\u00bbtlon, using ot in lnhilitor, ilso wu dem.\nonstntid. Members ef the Trill\nJunior Police Corpi distributed\npamphlets in the crpwd\nWith the list Issue of city witer\nservice killis sn \"important reminder to houiehelden\" wu diitributed,\n\u25a0tatlng that \"now ia the Ume to\nhave your hutlng lyitimi, itove*\npipes ind chimney! carefully eximlned.\"\nMsmisa. iwato ms kgm-ta m s-eruas\nts t\/l aa.tl.Tt\n.This advt, il not published or\ndisplayed by the Liquor Control Board or by tha Govern*\n! ment of British Columbia.\nUCO MAZDA\nLAMPS Sold by\n$ufamui $81} (flo.\nt--v'.i(afif-- i?., ,_>\u2022\u00ab. J\nToM\nBICYCLE RIDERS\nBicycles (not motorcycles), baby carriages and go-carts\nare considered as Passenger's Baggage and may be\nchecked free of charge, on all classes of passage transportation (Rail, Coast and Inland Steamships), other\nthan that covering Special Bargain Fares,\nThose who ride a bicycle should taka It with them on\ntheir next trip to the City or Country.\nAn excellent suggestion for week-end outings.\nSimply ask the Ticket or Baggage Agent to cheek your\nbicycle on your passage ticket. You claim It again at\nyour destination.\nFull particulars from your Local Agent, or write C.\nBruee Burpee, General Passenger Agent,\nC.P.R- Vancouver, B.C.\nNELSON'S LEADING HOTELS\nHume Hotel Nelson, B. C.\nOfOnoi BENWILL, Pre\u00bbN\u00abter.\nSAMPLE ROOMS . EXCELLENT DINING ROOM\nmm*M*m >***MtmM**l M0Mmti\\ <*-****\u2022\nEuropean Plan, $1.50 Up\nMr. and Mri. J. B. Conway, Kern*\nioopi: Mr. and Mri. Kennedy, H.\nTewltibury, Calgiry! Mr, and Mn,\nJ. R. Smith, Blairmori; H. H. Mc\nBain, Medicine Hit; H. M- Broclt,\nD. M. Ostium, Toronto; W. G, Tucker, Montreil: J. L. Magney, Q, T,\nRuisill, Spokine.\nHUMB-H. Pediriop, 3. W. Rey*\nnoldi, j. M. Cive, Mn. C V- Card,\nT. 5- Orlfflth, A. M. McCurrieh, A.\nQ. Geuthu, yt, Webstar, Vmcouver; Mr. ind Mn. T. t Pre^r,\nVictoria; W. I. Keyt New Weitminiter; Rev. M. ti Percival, Kule;-\nVANCOUVER, B.C., HOTELS\n. -YOUR VANCOUVIR HOMI' Niwly renovated threush.\nI flaaCCattl*M Ha^aI \u2022*rt- 'h'\u2022,,, int* s'ewter.\n[ uuimrui noitM a. pattoison, iau\u00bb of\nsoo aiymeur Ib Vinocuvir, I. C Coleman, Alta- Proprietor\nTRANSPORTATION-FREIGHT LINES\nFREIGH'\nLEAVE NELSON TWICE DAUY\n\u25a0\"\u2022': 5 a.m. and 10:10 i.m.\u2014laeept Sunday .\nTrail Livery Co.\nTrail\u2014Phone 135 Ntlwn-rPhonf ||Jf\nM H. MclVOR, Prep.\nFormer Nelion Mon,\nT. M. Bowmon, Diet\nTORONTO, Oot, li (CP). -\nThomu Martin Bowman, for many\nears registrar ot the Supreme\nCourt of Ike BritUh Columbia, died\ntodiy in hoipital from a hurt\ncondition. Born in Ilderton, Ont,\nedu \u25a0' '\"\ntodiy In\ncondition.\nU yuri ago'He was i.uciled in\n' flton, completing\nilumoli,\nIn British Colt\nI his liw courie\nHe livid in\nNilien, fi. C-, until hli retirement\nI yuri age.\n,SS\"_\u2122__-S__\u00ab.____\u00bb_-_---_\u00bb\nHeavy Entry In\nQuebec Election\nMOJHTIIAU Oct 11 (CP).' -\nSeven namu wars iddid ts-sday ta\nUii growing lilt of etndldi\\i inking elecUon October M to the Qua*\nbee Legislative Auembly.\nWltH ottloial nomination day next\nWednudiy. IM cindlditu wera in\ntha field. indicating a hiavier entry\nthan In KM when thi lut Provincial election wu hild. That year\nvotan chose thiir ripmantaUves\nfrom JO* candidate!.\nTwo-pirty battles ln almost every\nconstituency were promised ai ths\nliiU ihowed 77 Union National)\n(Gevetnment) candidate*,, IS. Ub\neral, IS Action Uberile Nitlonale\nand ona Coniervative. Independent,\nNitlonil, Libor and Cooperative\nCommonwealth Federation.\nUnion Nitionile ind Uberal bead-\nSuartert announced candldatu for\nlontreal-Outremont today, leaving\nonly the isolated Lake St. John and\nMasdalen I\u2022 land comtituencles\nwithout nemineu.\nInstitutes Endorse\nRegistration Women\nBDMONTON. Oet. ll (CP).-U*\nforti of the Y\u00b0'untary Reiistrition\nfor Cimdian women were endoried\nhere today it concluding itisioni ot\n'. Jm\t\n\"ed<\nCinida.\nCancer Society\nAway Good Start\nDr. Auld States\nProgreu ot ttte Canadian lociety for tha Control of Cancer\nwaa outlined for the Nelion Board\nof Tnde at lta luncheon Thursdiy\nby Dr. t. M. Auld, newly-elected\nPreiident et the Britiih Columbia\nMedicil Association and hud ef\nthe NeUon unit of the Society.\nBritUh ColumbU wu flnt in tbe\nit*\nlip. Il,\nthe membership wu ilightly ibove\nTwo German Seamen\nEscape Internment\n8T. JOHlfl Nfld.. Oet 11 (CP\nCible)\u2014Two Germin icimen under Internment here linee thi\noutbreak ef war have irsptd\nfrom thtlr detention quarten,. it\nwas dUclpiid tonight\nThs sailors, memberi vt the\ncrew ef the seiied Oermm\nfreighter Christophe V. 13oornura,\nbroke their wsy le freedom l\u00bbsi\nnight frem the YM-CA. building where they ind II other Germani had beea interned since\nSept 7. IBT\nBelief wu expreued thai may\nhave stowed iwiy iboird a, vej-\nset \u00ab$M\nCast Is Selected\nfor \"Siagedoor\"\nat Drama School\nChirieten for the three-act play,\n\"Stagedoor\". to be produced at the\nCivic Threifre October 3d, were eaat\nfield in promoting the Society, he\n ng in ita orginlutlon ind\nleading ln mimbershT\nIn NiUon\nthe iverage,\nlei objective\nwu te edueite th\nChief objective ei\nthe public to urly\nadi\"\"'\"*\nrecognition and adequate treatment\nthi foui-diy bienntel convention of\nthe fedirated Women'i Institute! ol\nMri. H. McGregor of Penticton,\nB. C, f. W. I. C. pruldent told\ndelegates thit Women's Institute\nihould lupport the plm to regiiter\nCinidlin women for urvice in tuns\nef nitlonil emergency.\nMra McOngor wu reelected by\niceltmatlon u election of ofdeera,\nround-table discusslonj ind dUcui-\nilom by itanding committees ended\ntha convention,\nH0Ms-ssWta|..,W.I \u2022tt\u00ab-tl>|,,. mu\nfarftUJkV-at nott lta KwtUnrw-\netnM^alil-isVtt^us^anu-lksib\nmm im-m*t KMobs.DM\u2014k.i. te kut\nam eitlwlM. Tnil thit Uw) wltt\nNOW\u2014.-it. MusUioUhsB-fiuPWiMMd\n1. brim relief er mor-ex tech.\nttmtmtiatt dnw tm-M He.\nthe leclity\nille to\nH and adequate tre*....\nof eineer, be itated, At Iuit hiU ei\nUie cases occurring could be trailed\nsuccessfully it recognized anq\ntreated early enough, hi Slid,\nVita! itaUitiu Ior BritUh Co*\nlumbia ter leptember ihowed that\neut oi IU deaths, T7 wire dui to\ncincer, In niw cam at notifiable\ndisuse reported, 118 were ot cancer,\n\"Tha Cimdiin Society lor thi\nControl of Cancir U iwiy to a gooi\nitart but It needi thi continue!\nand lncruslng Interut ei eltUens\nat large,\" Dr, Auld declared.\nSocial,..\nPROCTER\nPROCTER, B, C, - Mn. I \u00bb**'\nwell of Vancquver bu arrived to\nmake her home with hir lon-hi-lew\nind daflghter, Mr, and Mrs. C. Swan-\nion. She wu mat lb Nelson by Mrs-\nSwanion.\nMn, 0. Robinson et Victoria ll\nvisiting at thi Outlit Hotel.\nMn. W. Eliuk wu a NiUon visitor reointly. -\nJimmie Crosble ei Nelson was a\nvisitor beri.\nMr. and Mrs, 0, Muirhead have\nhad as a guut tha latter's brother,\nRiy Swut\nGot\noorge Towmend paued through\nProcter en route for Crinbrook atter visiting at Rouland.\nMr. and Mn. A. MacLeod and\ndaughter! Cathrlne, Betty and\nMary and Mlu J. Courtney oi Nel*\nion, ipent tba weekend here,\nti, Kissltigton, P. Crowan, J, Fair*\nburn ind ft. Hose, _\nwere guuti at the Outlet Hotel\nill of Nelion,\ne guesti at the Outlet Hotel,\nW. R. JarvU and daughter, MUs\nDr. Comu Sayt~* \u2022; '\nPositively\nNo Discount\non Canadian.Monoy\nAT THI HERUSS\nDINTISTS' OFFICII\nReaffirming our long stand*\nIng policy wa accept Cani*\n^^mm ' dian money at\n- _g Bk par for all den*\nm B tal work and as\nM Man added Mr*\n\u25a0 vice for Cans*\n\u25a0 dian patients\nJ| \u25a0 w e\n^ United States\n\u25a0Bk- currency for\nCanadian currency at par In\nreasonable amounts.\nDRe COWEN\nPIIRLISI DINTIITI\nSPOKANE, Wn.\nMary Jirvls motored to Nelson.\nCapt M. MacKinnon w\u00bbi a recent visitor at Cutlegar.\nw. Ogden of Nelson wU a vUitor\nbare.\nMrs. 0. Johnion and children motored to Ronland.\nJ, Lushi ot Cranbrook wu a\nProeter viiltor.\nK. MioDomld vUlted Nelson.\nThi Riv. M. Percival of Kulo\nviilted Procter. Sundiy where he\nheld Thinkiglving service ln the\nAnglican Church..\nBlack Howks Ready\nto Start Exhibitions\nBIBBING, Minn.. Oil 11 . Shs\nspeech under Marjorie Ot,\nthe London School oi Speech\nmethods in the thutre. Shs studied\nspuch undir Mirjorli (Julian\nShe hai ben dlnctor ot tba Van.\ncouver Little Thutre tor many\nyun, and hu produoed uyital\nCanadian premieres including \"Mid.\nchin ln Uniform\", 'Tea)?' and\n\"Judgment Day,\"\nLut year iha pruented a commind performance of \"Paolo .and\nFrancwca\" before Their Excellin*\nclu Lord and Udy Tweedimulr,\nEhe hu produced pliyi ior thi\nAlumni Playin, Univmlty oi Brit*\nlib ColumbU, the Vincouver Milium and the Vancouver Stage\nare Le\u00ab Cunningham, Oeorge Alien,\nPhil Hergeihelmir, Bill Cm* and\nDu Smith,, all of whom were in\nminor lugue( lut year,\nMISS RITA JONES OF\nSOUTH SLOCAN PETID:\nTO RESIDE AT NELSON\nSOUTH SLOCAN, E C- MIM\nKlta Jonu wai. the Ihipintlon ior\n\u2022 mrprlie party at the home of\nher pirenta, Mr. ind Mri, W, T.\nJonu, Oct i The Sundiy ichool\ntuchiri oi St, Mitthewi Church\nlundiy ichool, ihowlng their ip*\npreclitlon to Mlu Jonu tor her\nictlve lervicu ai Sundiy uhool\nteicher ind organlit for the put\nfoiir yun, were the viiiting party,\nMln Jonu who hid ncmtly re-\nilgnid Mr port as teicher on taking up dutlu In Nelion, wu pre;*\nenlid with a picture trom her fellow taichen, Mn. w. A, McCabe\nand Mri. Yeatman. Superintendent\nliuded her work. The guut of hon.\nor expreued her thanki very feel.\nThe viiiting pirty urved dainty\nnfruhminta with a ipealally iced\ncake. The evening W\u00bb ipent In\nmuile and ganlu. The tetchen tak*\nbig Mrt wire Mn. MacCabe, Mn,\nYutmm, Mn. Rmull. Mri. Mitchell, Min- Niaen, MIW Mirgiret\nDiwion, Miw Winnie Hldge and\nMlu Lily Bdwardl.\nDON'T SLEEP WHEN\n6AI PRESSES HEART\nIf yeu can't eat or sleep beciuie |U\nbloats you up try Aldifiks. On* dou\nlUtiM-\ntlon Adleriki cleini out BOTH\nbowels. At all druggists. (Advt.)\nusually relieves' piuture on hurt\ntrim itohstch gu due to csJijiOm-\nSocial,..\nSouth Slocan\nSOUTH StOCAN, B. C-Mn.\nC. Cobb, entirtilned at a delightful\n\"at homi\" Wednuday afternoon.\nA profuilon of lovely Autumn\nblooms decorated the roomi. The\nexquisitely ippolnted tea table with\niti cluny lace cloth wu centred\nwith a lilver basket ot paitel ihed*\ned 'mumi, reflected i na mirror,\nMn, Turner Lu presided. Mn. W.\nBennett and Mn, P, 0. Bird win\nurvtng aldei.\nGuesta wen Mn. W. J. Nelley,\nMiu Mirgaret Nelley, of Kelowna,\nMn. Ivor Jonu, Mlu Hilda Winthi\noi Calgary, Mn, L. H. Russel, Mrs.\nE. Olson, Mrs. E. J. Bowkett Mrs.\nStanley Diwsen, Mn, C. Grey,\nCrescent Valley, Mri. B. 3. Kennedy, Mn. 0. W. Humphny, Mn.\nW. Bennett Mn. P. Horlick, Mn\n0. N. Brown, Mn. M. Harriion, of\nHowser. Mn. Turner Lea, Mn, P.\n0. Bird, and Miu Nancy Dunn oi\nNelion.\nMn. 0. W. Humphrey had ai\nguuta at Summerland ter the\nThinkiglving holiday, Mn, A. Slader. Mlu Enid Etter and Mn. H.\nH. rriitill ot NeUon.\nJack. Tlndale ti at home (rom\nKlmbirley for a vacation.\nMr. and Mn. W. J. Tlndile motored to Spokme for the holldiy,\nMn. 0, C. Cobb bad u gueiti,\nMn. J. A, Donnell, Mn. Megg, Mn.\nH. Emory and Mri. G B. Alexander\n61 NeUon.\nMn. Frank Frliby ei Nelson is a\nguest of Mn, Frank Scott\nMlu Hilda Wlnthe di Calgary,\nwho hu been a guut of Mn. Ivor\nJonu for two weeks- has returned.\nMn. W. McKenile hu arrived\nfrom Calgiry lo Join her husbmd it\nBonnington. Mrs. P. E. Welihir motored through with her mother and\nhas returned.\nMr. and Mrs. McKenile and their\ndaughter wire former reildenti at\nBonnington.\nKasloGIrl is\nWed at Oliver\nOLIVER, B.C.-A quiet wedding\nwu lolemniied\n. - . Anglican\nChurch it. Oliver when. Haul Me-\nLinden Fuller, only\nMn. D. A. McKenile o, tvm,u, \u00ab.v..,\nwu married to John Erneit Pugh.\nigh\nyoungest ion of Mr. and Mn. Rob\ncrt Pugh ef Victoria. Rev. F.. C.\nCrlicall officiated at the ceremony\nwhich took place on Friday evening\nOct, 6.\nFor hir wedding eostumo the\nbride isleoted a navy blue tillleur\nwtth matching hat and wine icces-\nlorlu- She wore a corsage of white\ncamitlcw.\nHer only ittendwt wil Mln L.\nCrafter who wore a tailored cm-\ntume in nivy blue. J. Hendenon\nwu but man.\nfollowing the ceremony, trlindi\ngathered at tbe home ot Mlu Craft\ner to wilh thi couple good luck ind\nhappiness, A two-tier wedding cike\ncentred the brlde'i table and after\nperforming the ritual ot cutting the\ncike the nappy couple lett fer a\nmotor journey South,\nMrs. Pugh, who hai been tuch*\n[ it Oliver for the past four yean,\nDilhouale Unl-\nIng it Oliver for the\nii a gnduite it L\t\nvenlty, She Intindi to continue\nteiching it Oliver where she is on\ntbe Hijh School itaff.\nMr. Pugh li e graduate et the\nUnivenKy ef Wuhington md a\nmember ot the PI Kippa Phi in*\ntarolty. -\u25a0\nTrain Crash-Kills 20\nTOKYO, 6i\\ U (CMUvu).-\nTwenty nencni were killed md tM\nlust IJO injured tonight whin a\n' iln oil thi Nlkko Bl ' \"' -\nI derailed and plun_\n\u25a0foot nviile. All the passengi\nNTkko Cc\nwere employee! of the\nMm\nnplo]\nt-m.\ntlTIRARY CONTRIBUTIONS\nThe iint urlu of Instructional\ntalks on Community Drama broidcut over Station CBR, Vancouver,\nwu \"Stagecraft\", written by Mn,\nFirkins. Two plays written by.her\nara now in the handi oi the Britiih\nBroidcuting Corpontlon In London\nawalffia production, She^ m contributed srticlu en' theatrical, and\nliterary subjects snd Mnwil\nihort itorlu to such guWUIueu\nu Naw Statuman and NaUon, Saturday Night, Chatelaine, Curtaln\nCall, and Cinadlanjorum.. ^_\nSha lectured on Drama at a Ps*\neltlc Cout Drama Conference at\nSeattle, and at a Teachen' Convention ln Portland. She to co-\nfounder and director of the British\nColumbia School of the Theatre, In\n1938 ibe wu adjudicator at tbe\nBritiih Columbia Rural Drama Fu*\ntlvali and the Provincial Drama\nFuUval, under Major L. Bullock-\nWebiter*! Department of Community Drama. She it alio Canadian\nrepresentative of the Drama Travel\nLeague of New York. _\u25a0\u25a0\nOne of her latest appointment!\nwu to the Board ol Dlrecton oi\nSocial Service SeU Help Oreupi u\nDirector oi Community Drama tor\nthe City of Vincouver. ,\nMn. Firklm ii no stranger to\nSilion theatrical tollowen. tor In\niy ihe mide henelf extremely\nSopular by her adjudication of the\necond Annual Weit Kootenay\nDrama Futlval. One ot the main\npolnta of her adjudication, Uked particularly by acton and dlrecton,\nwu her helpful, and at the ume\ntime, humoroui, eritlclim of their\nacting and directing.\nSocial...^ V\nSLOCAN CITY\nSLOGAN CITY; B. C^-Mr. and\nMrs, C. W, Sahdgren and Mn. J.\nSaldie ot Nilson were guuta of\nr. and Mn. B. I O'Nuil\nMlu Winnie Coleman of the teaching itaff at Brilliant was a weekend guest et Mr. and Mn. B. E. O'Neill, ...\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '\nWilliam Farenbolta, bl .\nMilor 0. H. Gila, Commandant ei\nGray Field, Fort Lewli, Wuh.,\narrived In Vincouver today enroute to Xeefen, B. C. 88 mllu\nNortheut of hire, to InveitlgitO\npossibility ot ulvaglng a Wuhlngton National Guard plane,\nwhich crashed ln the rugged\nmountain territory lut Monday.\nSighted Submarine\nThought American\nOAKLAND, Calif, Oct. 11 (AP).\n\u2014A United Air Linei pilot uld\nbin tonight he hid lighted i sub-\nmarlna Id the Santa Barbara\nChmnel oil the eeuthen, CaU-\niornla coast while nyMpettfaao\nlurbink and\nnoon.\ntt\netter\nU S- ngyi lourcu la the bey region would hot comment but It\nippured from the pilot's description that the ves*: WU in Amw*\nicin lubmarlne.\t\nBarber Is Again\nPresident Trail\nBasketball Loop\nEntry Deadline Set\nOctober 20; Play\nOctober 25\nTRAIL, I. C, Oct W-Tbe dead*\nUne fer team entrlu wu Mt at\nOctober JO ahd tbe data for league\npliy to itart at October \u00bb. when\nthe innuil orginlutlon meeting oi\nthe Trill Buketbill Auoelitlon wu\nheld ln the Memorial Hall Thursday night\nWilliam Barber wu reelected\nPruldenii Clayton Kennedy, &*\u2022\nretary; T, N, Negiil, Treuurer; and\nRobert Kirby, Phil Smith md Bruno\nBilduii, executive. J. D. Hirtley\nwu elected hondnry-pniident. The\noffice of vica-pruldwt wu left vao*\nant for the pruent\nShould Rouland inter a team Ui\nthe senior loop, lt wu decided that\nill gamea would be pliyid in Trail\nA Rouland mm would be appointed to the executive.\nIndication! the suoeiitlon might\nsponsor a,Junior lugue ss well m\nmen'i unior '-**\nuen. H\nollcBo; . . .\nexpressed a duire to enter\n' ' \" I' '\u25a0 ' : \"s1\nSociaL'..,'\nPASSMORE\n\u201e kcr-Vs.\ntt.\nMn.\norairTirom.\nR. R. Flynn bu ntumed frem Slocan City wbf re ha was employed by\nthe Foreitry Branch, \u25a0\nMiu H. Forbei returned to Roulind after ipending tha holiday at\nher home here. - -\nMn. W. R. p\u00bbrry and Miu % Far*\nry viilted friends at Winlaw and\nSlocan City Friday.\nMlu B. Forbei hu returned ta\nNeUCn after ylftwi rsUttves bars,\nTHANKSGIVING SIIMC!\nAT WYNNOIl CHUllCH\nWYNNJ5BL, B, C. \u2022~ Harvest and\nThiDks^vin|.sii-ias|.were held ta\ntba\ning,\nWm\\\\\nlie mo*\nreturn*;-\ngiving Hymn\", wil\niceompaniit\nThe church wu beautifully deeo^\natad with green foliage - Autumi.\nilowen. frulti aad vegetable!, .\nf-tadU- 7lm-tm*Jmm%\nPare Wik\nHOSIERY\nAll the new fl AA\nshades. P\u00bblr ...fJ.W\nladlu Wear turn Bleak\nBy a scant margin of eight ptna\nover the three gamei, Walter Duckworth'! bowlen took E Carrothen'\nerew Into camp 1791 to 1788 lq an\nextremely cloie chiUmge pme\nSlayed at the Canadian Legion\nowUng allays _tandt\u00a3efplM \"4 -\nThe big margin the wlnneri garnered bi the flnt game decided the\ncontut In their favor, lit*. Jaek\nAnnible took the Individual high\nhonon with 164, and Mrs. J. H. (Ma)\nChapman, one of tbe club'i best hid\ntbe high aggregate score wltb 491\nScoru follow:\nMrs. Con Cummins 90 86 71\u2014237\nMn,(J,Cady \u2022 no UI 1SS-S4S\nMn. J-H. Chapman IH 1S\u00bb IM-ttJ\n... J.H. Chapman IM I\nT, Parklnion - \u00bb6 111 }\u00bb\nWalter Duckworth ]t\\ ill \u00bbi\nTotala\n..._,__\u2022\nWJ 578 6W 1783\n\u201eSUS^J\u00bb.|lfctt\nW. Fowlu ind Jick Anaibla filling out Caulu' ilde. '\nsi ill\nMinisters Accused\nofonAbout-Feeeon\nWar Participation\nMpjrnWALsW \u00bb (CW-Baul\nGeuln, Chief of the Action Uberale\nNationals, tonight seouud Rt Hon.\nErneft Lapointe, Federal Mln'iter\nct juiUci, and Ban, P. J. I, Car*\nlooe*\n.......Jt'\nne lonwr; Can have\nidence In our Federal Minlit*\n''Mr. Lapointe, within the space\nof 10 monthi, contridlcted elm-\nwit ln an itrocloui minner on the\nlubject cloiut to the hearts of hii\nelector!,\" the young party leader\n\u2022aid in a broadcut addreu ttam\nMontrul.\n\u2022Hew ebest \u2022 nkjM **$1\"\n\"Make adae e Svyift &|Pt\" ' ';,'>\u2022\nSWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES\nT*e f*r*ttl*m ia wl-tli lelacee tmbtmtkti,'\n1\nPlumbing\nREPAIRS and ALTERATIONS\nR. C. Rlumblng fr Heating Ca.\nJAMES SMITH\nTILE CONTRACTOR\nBethroomi \u2014 Plreplacu \u2014 Sinks\nStore Froota \u2014 Floon\nSIS ROBSON ST.\nssr\nUNDERWOOD\nIYPEWRITKRS\naunditrind Adding Miehlnu\nOFFICI aUPPLIII\t\nUnderwood Elliot Fliher Ud.\n838 Wird St Phone 99\nhr a trifling rental yeu\nmay than tht security of ow\nvaulti and protect your de**,\nbonds, policies, your will and\noltier valuables In a safety\ndeposit box which wt provide.\nYouKwplNKsy\nSafety Deposit Boxes at all\n8\u00bb\nIMPERIAL BANK\nOF CANADA\nMAIKHII THSOUtHOUT CAMAiA\nW. R. GRUBBE\nMANAatK NtlSON iAaNCH\nJKiij{|jk\u00a3j^ijjj\n NILSON DAILY NEWS. NELSON. S.C\u2014FRIDAY MORNINO. OCt. 18, 1919.\n***** THUS!\nR. C. A. F. Gears Organization lo War\nTempo-Training Course of 21 Weeks\nAW YW1 Jw* O* \u00abf BW fc tht\nHarn-MtUrU'uC*\nUm ttwr ibould p-wr oat two pounds tt\ntta\u00abU bttt late .war Wwtls d\u00bbUy. If tble bttt\nb aot flowing f mlj, Four foot doeen't dlfftrt.\nIt jrwt df-tyi In tbt bowtl*. Cm blo\u00bbU up\nfour itowteh. Ybu \u25a0 tt constipated. Rtrafwj\npoUom go into tbt body, tnd rem fttl mm,\n\u2022unk uid tbt world Jooki punk.\nA nurt bowel nw vemtm t doein't tlwtyi nt\nat tht etoM. Yon uted tometblng thtt worki\n\u2022a tbt lirtr m wtU. U Uktt thott good, old\nCorter't Uttlt Urtt PHto to gtt thm two\npoundi of bile flowing freely ud mtkt -ftm\nIS\nESSdfl Of Ult noWSSSf sVMsT ssssts s_\u00bb. \u2014.\nfwl \"up \u2022\u00ab! -p\". Hkrmlwss \u00bbssd itssUt, amy\ns_k\u00abj tbt bile flow fmly. They do Us* work\nots-lsnssel but tsav. no eislcssnel or mercury tt\n(ten. Alb for Certtr'e LltUe Liver FlUi by\nmstsM 1 JnNsWI ntm urt-t-i aim. SH\n(Advt)\n%Ut*tixMteale Cf \u25a0\n^tcmctkaUcoicli,\\\n\nAlio a full line of Smoked Meati at Special Pricei.\nCHEESE mir-i Lb. 29c\nShortening Sc 2 Ibs. 25c\nBaker's Chocolate Bar 19c\nOXYDOL, Giant Pkt 68c\nCLOTHES PINS, 3 Doz. 10c\nBUTTER \u00ab& 2 Lbs. 75c\nJELL-0 All Flavors 4 Pkts. 25c\nPEANUTS ..... Lb. 10c\nSTARCH, Laundry Pkt 10c\n14c\n34c\nORANGES:\n2 des.\t\nSPROUTS:\n2 Ibi.\t\nSPINACH:\n3 Ibi. ,\t\nCABBAGE:\nLb. ..........\nCARROTS:\n61b\t\nAPPLES:\n7 Ibi.\t\nPARSNIPS:\n5 Ibi ...\nPICKLING\nONIONS: 2 Ibi.\nMUFFETS:\n2 pkti\t\nH.P. SAUCE:s\nBottle .......\nTEA: Orange\nPekoe,Ib, \t\nLYE: (\nTin\t\nCARBOLIC\nSOAP: 3 b\nBLEACH:\n2 bottlei\t\nBAKING SODA:\nPkt.\t\nAYLMER SOUP:\nTin...\t\nBARLEY:\n2 Ibi\t\nWHEATLETS:\n6 Ibi. .........\nSODAS:\n6 oi. pkt -\n..49c\n..19c\n. 19c\n.. 3c\n..15c\n..19c\n..16c\n..15c\n...21c\n30c\n:54c\n...10c\n...13c\n..17c\nlie\n9c\n16c\n34c\n10c\nRITZ\nBISCUITS: Pkt. .\nROMAN MEAL:\nPkt.\t\nJELLY BEANS:\nLb.\t\nSCOTCH MINTS:\nLb... ....\nALL SORTS:\nLb\t\nPAPER\nTOWELS: Roll ..\nFACIAL\nTISSUE: Pkt. ...\n17c\n19c\n25c\n14c\n14c\nTomato Juice, '*\"\u2022\u00ab 3 Tins 22c\nGINGER SNAPS... 2 lbs. 27c\nPork & Beans, 16 oz. 3 Tins 26c\nCorn Flakes, Large 2 Pkts. 21c\nPEANUT BUTTER, 28 oz. Tin 27c\nASSORTED BISCUITS, Lb. 24c\nDemonstration\nEtglt Milk will be demon-\nttrttid In our Store Stturdiy.\nPtr tin\t\n7-M\n.\u2022\u2022WflrWut**.\nttOCERIES* HEATS \u2022VE6ETA81K\nFRESH FRUITS\nMONI MO* . tn WA\u00ab0 ST. e NELSON\nTOMATOES\nFreth ripe, OA-\n5 Ib. baiket .., \u00a3vC,\nT^P\"SkW\n \t\n\t\n\u2014\u2014\n\"'\u25a0\nw*m\n::,\n\\tf>'\nAndrew's\nFOR\nGood Shoes\nFOR\n\u2022 MEN\n\u2022 WOMEN\n0 CHILDREN\nH, Andrew &. Co,\nLeaden in Footfathion\nHive You Read the Cluilfledf\n1940 G. E. Radios\nFROM $14.95 UP\nNelson Electric Co.\n574 Biker 8L Phone 260\nift_*sa*s*s*-_\nmfltltSttttlmmSMttMSIISm\nHOUSE FROCKS\nTlUle, Ltdy Vmcouver, **J rig\nVmcouver Mild wXilO\nBETTY ANN SHOP\nOpp. Capitol Theatre Phone 104?\nUtlt\u00bbimttm-ISMMMMMIttM_^MMMIISSSt\nNILSON DAILY NEWS. NILSON. B.C-FRIDAY MORNINO. OCT. 11 1919.\nCivic Elections\nHere December 14\nNelson elvlo election li Mt for\nDeeember 14, In complltnee with\na chtnja In date mtdt end In\neffort lut yter.\nNomination dty will preetde the\nelection by three dayt, btlng\neoheduled fer Deoember 11.\nREV. DR. STEVENSON RACK\nFROM COAST SYNOD TODAY\nRev. Dr. 3. W. Stevenion, Putor\nof Uit Flnt Pretbyterlm Church it\nNelion, U expected to return to Nelion today after attending the Presbyterian Synod at Vmcouver. Mr.\nStevenion left Nelion on Mondty\nmorning.\n\u00bb\u00bbid\u00bb\u00bb\u00bbf->M8\u00ab\u00ab^\u00bb\u00bbM\u00abl>\u00bbf-W9\u00bb\u00ab\nNEW FALL BLOUSES\nJust Arrived\nSdiih. Ct. CaMoJ-hsu.\nttt Btker SL Phone 970\n-_MtMMm1tSMMM__mmtMmiMIM)imM\nCLOCKS\nWe htve t nice itock of Wutmlniter Chtmn, mintel clockl,\nfincy tlarm clockl In both\nipring md electric.\nmHaJWsmljjL $SeMQlkAA.\n497 Beker St\nNelion, B C.\nENJOY KOOTENAY VALLEY\nChocolate Milk\nDELIGH-TUL tnd REFRESHING\nKOOTENAY VALLEY DAIRY\n\u2022y*!r^AKS&&-)m-*SS^Sm*)MS6*SSSe\nRossland Parent-\nTeachers Promote\nRed Cross Branch\nROsSSLAND, B.C, Oct U-Spon-\nsored by the Rosslind Ptrent-\nTetcher Auoclition, a Red Crou\nSociety U being formed In the\nGolden City, md m organization\nmeeting U planned shortly In the\nRossUnd High School Auditorium.\nMrs. F. E. Dockerlll, t member\nof the Trail Red Crou Society, will\nspeak on lied Crou Work,\" md\nother gunt speakers will Include\nW. K. Esling, M.P. for Kootenay\nWeit R. R. Burns, M.P.P., ot Trill,\nmd Miyor W. A Turner.\nConforming with the reguliUoni\nof the Canadian Red Crou Society,\na letter applying for t charter, to\nbe signed by 10 prominent RouUnd\ncitizens, hu been drifted by the\norganizing committee, md will be\nient to Victoril, upon the ipprovil\nof Mondiy nighfi meeting.\nDARWIN TULIP BULB$\nLarge mixed, $250 md $3X10 per\nhundred.\nMac's Greenhouses\nJ. W. McClelUnd . .\nOne Blk. From Hoipltil\nCedtr md Front SU. Phone (111\nWiWMeewesawwwMawwwwtww\nFour Babies Are\nImmunized, Clinic\nDr. C. M. Bennett eximlned 11\nbabies it Uie NeUon Women'i Inititute Well Beby Clinic Wedneiday. He wu usisted by MUs Nancy\nDunn. Four babiei were immunized. There were tour new babies.\nMemben of the Women'i Inititute ittending were Mn. T. B.\nTiUyn, Convener; Mn. J. C. Robison, Mn. PoiUeUiwiite, Mrs. S. N,\nMsy, Mrs, H. H. Currie, md Miss\nJ. Riley. ,\nImperiol Officer\nReceives Medal\nMDUUTT, B.C Oct 11 (CP). -\nCipt. 3. S. Slmpkin, 70, wbo urved\nwith the Imperiil forcei for 97\nyun, md fought In India, South\nAfrica, ud France, without being\nwounded, hu Just received \u2022 illver\nmedal \"for meritorious tervicu\"\nfrom the Imperial Army author*\nitiea.\nThli medtl U twirded to only\none mm ln t regiment, md in the\ncue of death ot the one recipient,\nanother U twirded to maintain continuity.\nCapt Slmpkin U now entiUed to\nadd M S.M., to hii millUry UUe.\nTHE LATEST IN J\nFALL DRESSES\nMilady's Fashion Shoppt\n449 Biker St Phone 874\nSAFEWAY\nPricei Effective Friday md Saturday, Oct 1J ud 14\nWALNUTS Ei Lb. 25c\nGolden CORN !\u00ab.., 2 tins 19c\nWAX PAPER 100-ft. roll 19c\nSODAS BSSL. 2-lb. pirt. 27c\nRAISINS !=.'!!., \u201e.*,... Pkt. 15c\nPure Strawberry Jam, 4-lb.tin 49c\nMonarch\nPaltry Flour\n5 lb. SMk\n25c\nCHLORIDE OF LIME:.\nTin\t\nBON AMI POWDER:\nTin ,.\nP. fr C. SOAP:\n5 bare\t\nSILVER WEB TISSUE:\n3 rolli\t\nSHELL CUSS CLEANER:\nBottle\t\nBLEACH:\n2 bottlei\t\n10c\n16c\n20c\n10c\n20c\n19c\nCOFFEE: Maximum Vacuum\nPacked,Ib. \t\nTEA: Maximum, Orange Pekoe,\nLb.\t\nMAYONNAISE: Beet Foodi,\n16 os. jar\t\nBUTTER: First Crade Highway,\n2 Ibi.\t\nCORN PUKES: Kelloff'i, Ciant,\nPkt.\t\nORANCE JUICE:\n16 ex. tin\t\nEmpress\nPeanut Butter\n13 os. tin\n15*\nEGOS\nCredo A medium,\nDox.\t\nCrado A large,\nDos.\t\n39c\n43c\nChateau,\nlib.\n29c\n45c\n55c\n34c\n75c\n10c\n10c\nCamay Toilet\nSOAP\nFRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES\nGRAPEFRUIT\n0 0 0 0 0\n4 for 10c\nGrapes: Concord.\nGrapes: Tokays ~\nBananas 8g\"_L\nOranges ^\nOranges ,\",\u00a3\nSize\nMedium\n__Lb. 5c\n.3 Ibs. 25c\nJ Ibs. 25c\n2 doz. 69c\n3 doz: 55c\nSpinach\nCelery.\nSweet Spuds _\nOnions RS?_\nAppleS Mclntoih\n. 3 Ibs. 17c\n_ 2 Ibs. 15c\n.4 Ibs. 28c\n.9 Ibs. 25c\n6 Ibs. 25c\nLEMONS as-Doz. lots only 20c\nBIG 5\nCLEANSER\nTin ___\u201e 5e\nBrunswick\nSARDINES\nTin _. 5c\nBrunswick\nHADDIES\nTin He\nCreamettes\n3 pkts. 25e\nNOODLES\nPkt 9c\nMoxlcali\nTamalei\nSOUP: Campbell's, Vegetable\nEnglish\nTin 10c\nASSORTED TOFFEE KC Lb. 25e\nTOMATO JUICE: Libby's, 1OVi oz. tin 5c\nINSTANT TAPIOCA 16 oz. pkt. 15c\nMILK: Cherub, tails 3 tins 25c\nJELLO: All florors 4 pkts. 25e\nQUALITY MEATS\n20c\nCottage Rolhi 90.\nFreih Cod Fiih:\nLD* \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u00bbi\nPork Knuckle: 1A _\nFreih, Ib lUC\nSmoked Pork Jowli: 10 .\nFreih Hamburg 9C\/\u00bb\nSteak, 2 Ibi. for .. -WC\nFreih Breakfait OC.\nSauiage: 2 Ibi. for LO\\*\nRump Roait Beef: OA .\nRump Roait Veal: OA\u201e\nPot Roasts:tiS.:\u2122 Lb. 15c\nWe Reierve tho Right to Limit Quantltlee\n\u25a0SAFEWAY STORK LIMITED\n \u25a0\u25a0\nFor Best\nBran Bci king\nQUAKER\nBRAN\nQuaker Bran costs\nmuch less tad be-\ncause it is natural\nbran, you get that\nreal nut flavour\nthat makes all bran\ndishes richer and\nmore delidoua.\nNELSON SOCIAL\n\u2022tr mis. it j. vigneux\n\u2022 The Sctndintvltn Church wu\nthe icene of one of tbe imirtut\nAutumn weddingi October 10 it 2\nu_n_ wnen Rev. E. Kingsfield, ts-\nsisted by Rev. Earl E. Lindgren,\nunited ln mtrritge, Sitmt Kristint,\neldest diughter of Mr. tnd Mrs. A.\nDomeij. Nelson, tnd John Wttson\nMuir, youngest ion of Mr. tnd Mri.\nT. Muir of New Westminster. Quin-\ntitles of Autumn flowen graced the\npretty church. Mrt. Kingsfield played the wedding mtrch tnd Rev.\nLindgren ung \"O Promise Me\" it\nthe signing of the register. The\ngroom wti lupported by J. Jackion\nof TnU tnd the uiben were the\nbride'i brothen, Elon tnd Einar Dome!]. The bride, given lc mtrritge\nby her fither, mide t diinty picture\nin hir meditevil dress of white\nsttln. Her lovely tulle veil wu\nworn halo fuhion over her train\ncaught with liliet of the villey. Her\nbouquet wu composed of Sweetheart rotes tnd fern. The bride wu\nittended by Miu Rosemary Newton u her flower girl, who wu\ndtlnty ln her yellow, silk floor-\nlength frock, her dolli hit ind\ncirrylng i buket of tiny yellow\nmumi, tnd the bride'i veil. Her mt*\ntron of honor wu her lister, Mn.\nC. G. Leggett, who chose t miuve\niheer with matching doll hit The\ntwo bride'i maids, Miu Ninni Hoi-\nr* t tnd Mlu Margery Jorgenson,\nchose iheer romtnce pink tnd\ndulce blue floor-length dressei ind\ndoll hiti. All three bouqueti were\ncomposed of mtuve tnd pink uteri.\nIbe gifts to tht bridtemiidi, mt-\ntron of honor ind flower girl were\ndainty gold croises, while the ush-\nen received tie pini, tnd the beit\nmtn s illver cigtretie lighter. The\ngroom'i gift to hii bride wu s\nhandsome silver tnd cut glue row\nbowl, while the brlde'i gift to the\ngroom wu a pen ind pencil iet\nAfter the ceremony t reception wti\nheld it the Star Cafe, where the\nmothen ot both partlei usiited ln\nreceiving. The tout to the bride\nwu propoied by Rev. ti Kinpfleld,\nthe groom replying. The T>nde'i\nmother chose e black crepe btck\nsatin dreu with rose trimmingsi and\nwort a contge of roie gladioli,\nwhile the groom's mother donned t\nblick lilk crepe dreu with satin\ntrlmmlngi md were s contge of\nred glidioll. Centering the Uble\nwu the three-tiered wedding cike\non a illver tray. It wu topped by s\nbridil trch, lily of the villey end\nminitture wedding belli. The\nhoneymoon will be ipent in Vtncouver and pointt South tnd on\ntheir return sir. and Mn. Muir will\nreiide in Trtll. While twty they\nwill ilio vilit ln SeatUe, the brlde'i\nrelativei, Mr. and Mrs. M. Urich,\nFor travelling, Mn.. Muir wore t\nfreen 'Taffeta with rust coit tnd\nrown tcceuorlei. Guesti were Mr.\ntnd Mri. A. Domeij, Mr. and Mn.\nT. Muir of New Weitminiter, Rev.\nand Mn. C. Kingsfield, Rev. md\nMn. Earl E. Lindgren, Elof Domel],\nElon Domei], Eintr Domei], 3.\nJackion ot TrtU; Mr. tnd Mri. C. G.\nLeggett, Mr. tnd Mn. C. Jorgenson,\nMiu N. Holquiit ot Trtll; Miu M.\nJorgenson, Mri. K. Petenon, Mr.\ntnd Mn. C Leggett; Mr. and Mn.\nE. O. Hammer, Mr, and Mrs. F.\nNewton, Min Rita Weatherhetd,\nMrs. E. Nordman, Miss Rosemary\nNewton, Mln M. Thompson, Mn.\nSterling, Manuel Jorgenson, Etrl\nJorgenton, Mr. and Mri. A. Muir,\nMr. and Mn. X. Muir of New Wutmlniter, Mr*. C. H- Spencer, St\nLouis; Hr. tnd Mn. J. -timber, Mr.\ntnd Mn. W. Tuft Ctlgtry, Mr. tnd\nMr. a OUison, Ctnti Flits; Mr. tnd\nMrs. H. Lidgren, H. Lidgren, M\nTengetdtl, Mrs. J. Lindgren, Dr.\ntnd Mrs. A. McNeil of Shaunavon,\nSuk.; Mr. tnd Mrs. T. Dermon of\nIndiin Hetd, Suk.; Miu P. Campbell, Admirtl, Suk.; Mr. tnd Mri.\nHess, Vtncouver; Mr. md Mn. M.\nUrich, of Snohomish, Mr. md Mn.\nW. Dick ot Trtll; Mr. tnd Mrs. J.\nCampbeU of Trail ud Mr. md Mn.\nA. Brodie of Oakland. \u2022\u00bb .\n\u2022 Mn. A. R. McDonild ot Crmbrook ipent yesterday in Uie city.\ne Mr* T. E. Levttteur, Silica\nStreet, hu returned trom a few\ndayi ipent in Spokme.\ne John Thom, Baker Street, hid\nu guut hli iliter, Mn. E. C. Hiy,\nwho returned to tbe Cout yeiterday atter a few dayi in Nelion.\ne J. B. White, mining mm of\nSpoktne, viilted Nelion yuterdiy.\n\u2022 Mr. and Mr* L. H. Choquette.\nLatimer Street motored to TrtU\nmd Roultnd yeiterday.\n\u2022\" Mr. md Mn. SUnley Hill, 411\nRobion Street htve returned from\nSheep Creek, where they were\ngueiti of Mr. md Mr* J. Lodder\nfor a few dtyi.\n\u2022 G. G. Clyde ot Robion wu\nt gueit ot hii brother-ln-liw md\nlister, Mr. md Mn. J. M. Armstrong, SUver King Read.\n\u2022 Mn. K. McLeod ot Edgewood\nli a city visitor.\ne Ptul Bourgeois ot the Kootenty Belle Mine it a city viiitor.\ne T. A. Milli md grmdion,\nBevan Johnion, of Willow Point\nwere Nelion ihoppen yeiterdiy.\ne Mn. Eric Paterion oi Kulo\nviiited Nelion yesterday.\ne Mr* J. F. Dontldson ot Stlmo wu in town yetterdty.\ne Arthur Laku, M.E_ who spent\nthe weekend with hii ftmily in\nSpokme, vliited town yesterday\nen route to the Slocin district He\nwu tccompmied from Spokme by\nMn. George Johnitone, who ipent\nthe weekend viiiting her daughter,\nMr* Likes.\ne A very pretty Fill wedding\ntook pltce at tbe Catholic church\nHOUSE FROCKS\n\"milt\", \"Udy Vmcouver\". \"Vmcouver Mild\" gutrinteed tun md\ntub tut\nThe Gingham Shoppe\nPhone S93 Opp. Dally News\n-^wA\/r_^\nSpecials Friday and Saturday\nOct. 13th and 14th -\nBUTTER SSJiSf \u25a0\u00ab- --. * \"\u00bb\u2022 75c\nCHICKEN HADDIE: 2 tins ......... 29*\nCORN FLAKES: Quaker. 3 pkti. for............ 25*\nROLLED OATS: Quaker, 6 Ib. uck .....'........ 32*\nCORN STARCH: Pkt. 11*\nKETCHUP: Aylmer, bottle 17*\nFLOUR fiSteS* 98'! $_U25\nFLOUR Mr'hold' 4?s $1-75\n*' Plui 2te ptr 100 Ibt. on Country Orden .\nHALIBUT OIL CAPSULES: 50 for 65*\nECCS: Crade A pulleti, doi. 35*\nCREEN CUT BEANS: 20 oi. tin, 2 for 27*\nBEANS: Lima Imported, 2 Ibi. for 27*\nBROOMS: Real good quality, eaeh .... .39*\nMILK\nTails.\nPtelfie\n.3 tins lor 25c\nSOAP: P. and C, < cakei for .,.,. 27*\nOXYDOL: Large, pkt. 23*\nWAX: Poliflor, tin 43*\nPEPPER: Black, bulk, Ib. 19*\nCOCOA: Mother'i. 2 Ib. tin 39*\nLARD: Shamrock, 2 Ibi. for.... 29*\nSODAS tf\nHendy\nox. .\nBOX38C\nHONEY CRAHAM WAFERS: Pkt. 20*\nPEPPERMINT CHEWS: Lowney'a, pkt. 10*\nPEANUT BUTTER: McColl'i, 4*i,(tln ........... 45*\nFresh Fruit and Vegetables\nSWEET POTATOES: 3 Ibi. for................. 22*\nTOMATOES: Chojco quality, 4 Ibt. for 19*\nSPINACH: Local, 3 Ibi. for 19*\nTURNIPS: Koiiancie, 8 Ibi. * 19*\nLETTUCE: Head \u2022\u00bb\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2022.....w...\u00ab\u00ab\u2022*.\u00ab..... *\u25a0*\nCELERY: Freih, lb. 7*\nORANCES: Good ilio, 2 doi. for 49*\nGRAPEFRUIT: Large, 6 for 25*\nPHONE 707\nFREE DELIVERY\neawwawewwawaeiiaeiwieweaiee\nSKIRTS\nGORED AND PLEATED\nJa-Jiion. JbtiL Shop.\nUS'Btker St Nelion, B.C.\n*S&SSSS&S$S&&*Sl$SSSSSi$SSSX\u00bb&-\n^^s_MS_^aa*_*_&_^jM0_.\nAFTER THE SHOW\nEnjoy e Snick With\nYour Frltnd at tht\nGOLDEN GATE CAFE\nin Bellevue, Alta- Thursdiy morning, October I, at 10:30 o'clock,\nwhen Rev. Father O'Dty united in\nmirritge Lent, second diughter of\nMr. ud Mri. P. Grouo, md Ctrl\nArcure, eldest ion of Mn. B. Arcure md the Ute Bernard Arcuri\nof Nelion. Given in mtrrlige br\nher father, the bride looked lovely\nin a white tatin dreu mtde ln\nprinceu llnet. Her floor length\nveil of illk net In Juliet ityle, wu\nheld in place by a wreath of ormge\nblossoms. She ctrried a bouquet of\nSweetheart roses tod Maiden Hair\nfern. Her bridesmaid wu Mits\nAmelia Fidentto, who wore a blue\ntaffeta drew md blue hat She\ncarried a bouquet of vari-colored\nuteri. The groom wu lupported\nby Anthony Coitenio. A reception\nwm held at the home ot the bride'i\nptrenti, where a large number of\nguesti were preient A four-tiered\nwedding cike centred the bride'i\ntable. A tout to the bride wu proposed by Rev. Ftther O'Dty. Liter\nthey left for a honeymoon to tbe\nUnited Stttei. The bride traveling\nin a wine crepe dreu with a top\ncoit ot dirk grty and acceuoriei\nto mttch. On their return Mr. tnd\nMn. Arcure will reside in Nelion.\ne Mn. R. A. Yeld ot Edgewood\nii a city visitor.\n\u2022 W. T. Nelson ot Calgary wu\na guest of bis liiter, Miu Audrey\nNelson, Silver King Roid.\ne W. G. Norrie-Loewenthtl.\nME, of Vmcouver hti arrived in\nJohmneiburg, South Africi, where\nhe wu cilled through the lerioui\nillness of hli sister.\ne J. B. Fletcher ot Alniworth\nVisited Nelson Wednudiy.\ne W. J. Stevenion of Hirrop\nipent yesterday in town.\ne Miu Jessie McKinnon hu left\nfor Brandon, Mm., to viilt reit.\ntivei.\ne Rev. Armitage of the United\nChurch, Creiton, vliited town yeiterdiy. He wu a guett of Mr. md\nMn. C. B. Huyck, Victoria Street.\ne Mn. Herbert Hirrop tnd her\nfither, Mr. Ortvei, left yeiterdiy\nmorning by motor for Winnipeg.\ne O. B. Allen, Vmcouver Jewel*\n\u25a0 PKMM MVI\nttt*r.%\u00a5.vs.'>v.v,vv,%v._t%unm^\n%UO\nWnbhSmUaL\n$1.95\nTo keep you dry and gay\non a rainy day. Smart new\noil silks and rayons in\nprints and solid colors.\nFancy handles.\nOther prices to $3.95.\nPhone 300 ' Btker St\nler, and hli ion, were ln town yuterdiy en route to the Reno Mine,\ne Hon. Mrt. R. A. Scott-Lauder\nud her dtugher, Mlu Join Scott.\nUuder of Queen'i Biy viilted Nel*\nion Wednudiy.\nKINGS SOMBORNE, Engltnd,-\n(CP).\u2014South Hampihire firmtrei\nErovlded a treat for wir-worrled\nondonen with m unexpected crop\nof very lite itrtwberrlei ihipped\nin the tint diyi ot the war.\n\u2014\u2014 The October ==\nBrick of the Month\n\u25a0 : \u25a0 t . . , \u25a0\nJhn C-mha-SMdoh.\nWITH THE \"BIG THREE\" IN FLAVORS\n' \u2022 MAPLE WALNUT\n\u2022 CHERRY\n\u2022 CHOCOLATE\n\u2022 OJ\u00bb AT YOUR PALM DIALER\nLOK. Slightly higher tt tome country pointi.\nPALM DAIRIES LIMITED\nEAGLI BLOCK\nIAKERST.\nCOMPANY\n\"The Houie of Furniture Stylei\"\nmm LEEW\nPHONE 115\nNELSON, I. C.\ny6t\/\u00ab CUARANUE\n1 s\u2014l fssBt as* I\u2014 Ifrissr-lr suk\ns_* to Ito isusassss*. KAMI trrisv\nHere ie the Mett Important Fict\nW mmmmt-** \u25a0\niboit Mettretfet??.- ^\nAll Othtr TettlntMMtMlt Ars\nTrlfltef m% CMMtpmrlsMmt\nThere are (tee typu of modern ma ttrettesr\u2014Inner-tprlng\nand OuUr-iprlng\u2014etch having advantagae tbat ean be\ncaptained to yeu by your dealer \u2014 without prejudioa.\nTha right to make both typei b ihutd by over three thouiand bedding manuficturert ln North America, many of whom do make the too\ntype*. Yet. of all Outer-cpring mattreuu In uie throughout the eon*\ntlncnts over 90% ere Spring-Air!\n\u2022\u2022\"\u25a0'. WMYt >V;\n**'\"'\u25a0''''-.' .' s'\nBecauie the recordi made by sill competing ipring unite ln thla direct,\nout-tn-the-open compartion, thow the unquestioned tuperiority of\nSpring-Air*! guaranteed Karr Spring Unlti\nImporUnt u It il that the vital ipring element in an Outer-spring\nnsattrew be right, it It even snore imporUnt in the Inner-tprtag typo\nwhet* the ipring unit It buried Iniide end hidden from inspection.\nEvery Spring-Air Mtttreu\u2014Inner-spring or Outer-spring\u2014conUlna\ntho genuine Karr Spring Unit, fully guaranteed to you ia writing. The\n6nly wey to get thle guarantee ia to Insist on buying a mattreee with\nthe Spring-Air label.\nPriced from $29.50 to $45.00\nTRADE IN TOUR OLD FURNITURE\nTour Dollars Buy More at Our Store\n^\u25a0-^r\u00bb\u00bb'^fr;..y:;\u00bb,^^^\n PASS SIX\nJtom Satlij JfetM\nbtabUahed AprU a, 1901.\nBritiih Colunbia't Moit lnttrttting Ntwtpaptr\nPubliihed every morning except Sundiy by\nthe NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED,\n-68 Biker Street NeUon. Britiih Columbia.\nPhone 144. Private Exchange Connecting All Departmenti.\nMEMBER OF THE CANADIAN PRESS AND\nTHE AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS.\nFRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1939.\n. HAPPY FOR A FEW HOURS '\nBerlin must have been deliriously happy for \u2022 few\nself-deluded hours Wednesday, when two of the moat im-\n: probable reporta possible to conceive vied for acceptance\nby the credulous burghers.\nCollapse of the British war participation, signified\nby throwing out of the Chamberlain Government, and by\nthe abdication of King George, must have seemed almost\ntoo good to be true\u2014though the German people seem to\nbe confident of an early end to hostilities\u2014and too good\nto be true, it was.\nThose who did not have the pleasure of meeting thia\nrumor, were entranced with another almost u good\u2014-a report that the Nazi Government had collapsed and been\n; thrown out. Let us hope that not too many honest Germans\n\" betrayed themselves in the hearing of the Gestapo, while\n; under the erroneous belief that Hitleriem had passed. Germany will certainly reject Nazism some day\u2014a disillusioned Germany dealing with a discredited Nazism\u2014but prob-\nably Nazism has got to take a beating first.\nI Think of those palpitating Germans who had both\nrumors to choose from, and believed both! A Britain\ntamed, a Germany self-liberated!\nI Too bad that both dreams had to be dispelled. But Dr.\nGoebbels, propaganda chief, courageously told the Nation\nthe truth\u2014as he saw it\u2014and invited the German people\nijo believe that the wicked British started both rumors.\nThis illustrates about as well as anything what haa\n\"happened, the degree of reliance to be placed on the German\nannouncements to the World. Alleged British bombing of\n\u2022the Athenia I British assassination of the Rumanian\n\"Premier, though the cars of the Nazi Iron Guards ringed\nhis car with fire! The British Intelligence Service invent-\n. ing the abdication of the British Sovereign to mislead\n-trusting Germans!\nBut then, the Hitlerian theory, as frankly avowed in\nI \"Mein Kampf,\" is that any lie will be believed if reiterated\noften enough.\n5ERIAL STORY . . .\n>HANTOM RANCH\nBy OREN ARNOLD\nCHAPTER FORTY-Tf-KEE\n' Shot knew he would have a tremendous Job of icmbbing poti and\npans ifter supper there in Escobar's\ncimp, ind mould remiln free of\nbonds. But after thit he likely\nwould be tied and locked In again.\nThit'i my moment to icrim.\"\nbe decided. \"Ill mike a run for it\nlomehow.\"\nHi still had hii concealed butcher\nkniit. He itill mintged to keep his\nue near et hind. He had spotted\na long dagger-like meat skewer\nwhich would be a fine weapon, too.\nProbably he would hive to crick\na cook'! skull with Out it the crucial moment '\nOnly thing thit worried him w*i\nlick of i horse. The remuda, be noticed, had many.a fine hone tn it\nProbably moit of them were itolen,\nbut yonder a couple of hundred\nyirdi iwiy were four or five hundred horses. They were kept near\nthe bue ot an-overhanging cliff, a\niheer rock wall several \"Tiundred\nfeet high. This wrved u part of i\nnatural fence and kept the horses\nnear the soldiers so that iny other\nambitious thieves, or, siy, my federal soldiers, could not take the\nherd without having i fight right\n\u2022t their bands. It wu i smart move\non Escobar's pirt thus to guard his\nmost valuable possessions\u2014his cav-\nilry horses; the \"army's\" whole career depended on horse flesh, Shot\nknew.\nWell he would bide his time until\nthe Summer, twilight became full\ndarkness if possible, then he would\nhave i chanpe to escape on foot. He\ncould itoop low ind run, darting\nbehind rocki and ihrubs. There were\nlentries out, of course, but they\nwould not shoot so accurately in\nthe dark. He'd have a chance. He'd\nrun like a deer, circle back and try\nto locale Lorena on the hill-top\nwhence she had sent up her smoke\n\u25a0ignal. Maybe ihe even had some\nof the Phantom men up there.\nThe thought thrilled him! He'd\ngive 10 years of his life to have his\nown picked riders at hand now to\nburst into Escobar's wrap.-But no,\nNo, that would be foolish. Anyway,\nhe had to stop such conjecture, or\nhe might not hive any yean left.\nHe would have to maneuver to escape on his own, without help. He\nwas prepared to try it, and doubtless would have tried, but consternation suddenly struck Escobar's\nmen and an opportunity faced Shot\nRogers from an unexpected source.\nHis first knowledge of it came when\na horse streamed.\nA horse screams In terror ln a\nvery definite way. It ii not e whinny, nor i playful squeal. It ia a\nnerve-tingling sound that alarms\nmen as well as other horses them-\n\"Selves. Knowing horses thoroughly,\nShot looked at once at Escobar's\nherd.\n\"EEE-e-e-e-e-e-e \u2022 11 \u2014 i\u2014er\nI The icreamlng had suddenly become a chorus. Horses were plunging. Animal bodiu were striking\neach other. A man shouted, then\nmother.\n\"HOAH! \"LOS CABALOSI\"\nLuis Escobir yelled, running from\nhis headquarters tent \"QUIEN ES!\nHO! PRONTO!\" \u2022\nIn scircely 30 seconds the icreiming hid become a frenzy. Shot could\nheir people running everywhere,\nmen calling, shouting, yelling orders. A roaring of hoof! added to\nthe crescendo now. Noise of shatter-\ning planks were heard\u2014something\nhad itruck the light fence erected\nthere. Somebody yelled thit a tent\ntnt down. Two men were ihriek-\nuix in pain.\nQuite unconsciously Shot Rogers\nhid itarted running with iH the\nother men towird the remudi. IA\ni moment he found himself out of\nthe light of campfire. The night\nnow was ilmost full dirk, uve ior\nstarlight. He had run in the course\ntaken by Lull Escobir himielf \u2014\nhad Just run, run from an instinctive urge of duty to help itop thf\nstampeding horses, u my ranch\nmm would hive run.\nBut ill at once Shot halted.\n\"My god-oh, my lordy!\" he murmured. Hli chance hid come.\nHe turned ibout and itarted running in the oppoilte direction. Almost Immediately a mau of frenzied\nhorses cut across his trill. Shot\ngroaned ln futility\u2014If he could but\ncitch one, if be eould only hive hli\nhinds on a lariat rope!\n\"Where is the bugl*r?\" Luis Escobir wu rotring in Spanish. \"Csll\nout the men. Blow assembly. Assembly, you fooll Where ire you?\n... Spread out everybody-ind try\nto get them turning! Turning in a\ncircle! Stop that shooting!\" \u2022\nShot could hear Escobir'i voice\nibove the wild melee.\nMore horses were plunging from\nhis right now, so Shot leaped on 1\nconvenient rock, then up to another\nsome eight or ten feet high for pure\nself protection. Even in the darkness he could iee four or five meis\nwho were leu fortumte. They were\nknocked down, horribly trimpled,\nand, of course, horribly mingled by\nthe stampeding hoofs. The more the\nanimals plunged and reared and\nscreamed, the more frightened they\nbecime. It was a terrifying icene,\nand shot could see the whole mtd-\ndening force of it.\nHorses seemed to be running In\nevery direction it once. A group\no* them plunged right into the long\navenue of tents that had been there\n'.n miliary array, stripping and\ntearing down (he canvai without\ni halt several struck cota, ropu or\nother obstructions ind iomersiult-\ned\u2014thump md groan, roll md kick\nmd scream, ind up ind on igain.\nShot moved from one edge of hii\nrock to the dther. It wu a boulder\nthe size of an automobile, ifford-\nIng him precious lafety at the moment and a grand spectator'! view;\nbut he was striving now for a\nchance to leap down and escape\nwith the stampeding animals. Surely here was the break he needed!\nAnd yet he couldn't take advantage\not It beciuie the hones themselves\nhemmed him in, a milling sea ot\nanimals irtuhd him. Never ln all\nhli life hid he been io clou to io\nmuch confusion, not the leut ot\nwhich now wu the shrieking\nwounded and terribly frightened\nMexican men.\nWhen Shot finally leaped, he Wt\nrunning.\nHe saw ad opening In the melee\nmd darted through it. From somewhere, though, a rope wu snaking\nby. Ciught probibly in flying hoofa,\na tent rope, or a lasso. It caught\nShot's high boot heel and tripped\nhim. The young American itruck\nthe ground with in \"Uhn-n-n-n-nl\"\nmd liy there in the dirt ind dirkneu uveril ucondi, itunned, betore he could regain hli feet and\nstart running again\nHi heard Luis Escobir ihouting,\nind for no known relson he iwerv-\ned toward thit worthy.\n\"LOS CABAiLO-0-O-O-O-OSl\nHEY-HCT--YO-0-0!\"\nEscobir'i orden were unintelligible now, ii contused ind futile u\nthe horses' plunging. Most oi the\nanimals had trimpled end leiped\n\u25a0nd galloped on ao thit the cimp\nirei wis free of therh ind lave tor\ntbe several dead or wounded men\nNILSON DAILY NEWS. NELSON. B C-FRIDAY MORNINO. OCT. It\n\u2022m CHARM OF THE GAME\nMUCH OF THB Joy In bridge\ncomu from Ita uncertainty. No\nmatter how ably you and your\npartner may perform, tn bidding\nor play, tbe fata of a lot of handa\nwfll depend upon factors which\nare completely beyond your eon*\ntrot Many a eoundly hid contract\nwould be beaten tf your opponenta\nawapped handa, and many an un-\naouad one would be made If tbe\nume thing were done.\n\u2666 AQT1\n\u00bbKT4\n45 4 S\nVQ\u00bb5t\neye a 41\nla\n\u2666 K10 8\nMA.it\n\u2666 K10\n\u2666 AQ10ST\n(Sealer: North. North-South'\nvulnerable.)\nIbla deal got Ud to either S-No\nTrumpa or T-No Trumpa at all\ntablu ot a duplicate game. Some\ndeclarer! took all the tricka and\nothen loit one trick. It reiulted bt\na whole ierlu ot poet-mortemi,\nwhich Dnally brought out the fact\n.\n*AQ5\n\u2666 *\u25a0\u00bb\u00ab\nflOSS\n\u2666 J783\nAK5J\n\/*>.\n$ **\u25a0\nSheperd Barclay\nTells How to Bid\nand Play\nthat during one of thim the Eaat-\nWut handi got switched. When-\nthe dub K wu ln the laat a\ngrand ilam wu Miy, and whan tt,\nwu not lt wu Impoealble.\nMany klndi ot bidding occurred\non It one of the moit popular\nMsjuencu being: North 1-Spade,\nSouth 8-Clube, North S-No\nTrumpa, South 4-No Trumpa\n(Blackwood), North B-Hearta,\nSouth 8-No Trumpi, North 6-DlsV\nmonda and South 7-No Trumpa.\n$AB\nloess\n:QSB\nQ10S1\n\u2666 KQJdpjr-l \u2666\u00ab>**\nVA4 W ki \u2666AK10\n\u2666js\u00ab r s i\nVJtST\n\u2666 \u00ab\u00ab\n*AJ\u00bbTS\nNeither\nrm\n(Dealer: South,\nvulnerable.)\nEaat having rebld dlamondi,!\nwhy ihould South not double SA\nSpadu, even though the bidding*!\nlounded very weak?\n\u25a0\"\u2022WrlbutH by Xlag Futune Bj_ X__\nJet Safirfif*--\nSaks.\nExcerpta from the & C Gov.\nernment Motor-Vehicle Drlver'i\nManual\n^Xm-mmaXm-m.\nDmUm-imim\nWARNING DEVICES\nMuit every motor-vehicle be\nequipped with luitable horn, bell,\nor wirnlng device ln good working\norder?\nAna.\u2014Yei.\nWhit li the minimum dlitance the\nsound from the born, bell, or warning device must be audible under\nnormil condition!?\nAn!.\u2014208 feet\nMay i ilren horn be carried or\nused on iny motor-vehicle, other\nthtn police or tire motor-vehlclu\nOr imbutancu*\nAni.-No.\nIi U permluible to carry or uie\nen eny motor-vehicle my exhaust\ncompression, or spark-plug whistle?\nAni.\u2014No.\nIt li permissible to uu a horn,\nbell, or warning device except ai a\nreuonable warning?\nAns.\u2014No.\nMust every motor.vehlcle be\nequipped with an exhauit muffler?\nAni.\u2014Yei. \u2022\nMiy bn exhaust muffler be cut\nout or disconnected while the motor-\nvehicle li being operated on any\nhighwiy?\nAni.-N\n\u2022No.\n$ttsxxs~>ra'xscasiii&iS!.ws&rS:\njjlC-L yOJLVlmlmjg.\nONI-MINUTI TIST\n1. Which nervoui Impulse travail\ntuter, lound or feeling?\n2. Who wu Joaquin MIllerT\nt. Whit two pruldenta of Ihe\nUnited Statu were awarded the\nNobel peice prize?\nWORDS OF WISDOM\nA king ruleth u he ought a tyrant is ha lists, a king to the profit\nof ill, i tyrant only to pleue a\nfew.\u2014Artatotle.\t\nHINTS ON ETIQUETTE\nDon't \"ride\" a perion too bird\neither ln prlvite or public. It ii\nthe sympathetic, understanding ind\nwell-minnered perion who knows\nwhen his or her teasing pesses the\ngood-natured itage and may hurt\na companion.\n\"\u25a0i ' \" a>\nTODAY'S HOROSCOPI\nIf your i birthdiy li today, look\nfor help from an elder ln the year\nnow itarting. You alio will gain\nthrough a young penon. On the\nwhole, the yur will be moderately\nfavorable to you. An iffectionite\nand loving disposition will be possessed by the child born on this\ndate. A tendincy to moodiness md\npesiimilfti, md to worry needlessly\nihould be combined.\nONI-MINUTI TIST AN8WIRS\n1. Feeling.\nI. An Amerlcm poet\n3. Theodore Rooievelt and Wood-\nrow Wilson. *\u2022 ;\nBENTLEY, England (CP)\u2014 Lord\nSomen, Deputy Chief Scout his\nuked thit ill EnglUh Boy Scouts\nwur uniform during the wer. He\nhu ippeiled to employer! to permit\nthe uniform ln officu, u the orgmiution hu a program ot national\nlervice.\nthe loldlen were In frantic pursuit Escobir, tha general, wu ilmost hystericil, dirting here end\nthere, wiving irmi and ihouting\nhomely.\nShot heard him. then uw him,\nmd itopped dud ln hii tricks.\nEscobir wu nAt 20 feet ewiy.\nAnd he wu ilone, on foot Miraculously he hid not been Injured by\nthe stampeding herd. Shot could\nstill see hit sword iwing foolishly\nit hli ilde. Swinging foolishly now.\n\u25a0nd yet It wu i genuine iword.\nShot remembered thtt a sword wis\na welpon. Alio that Lull Escobar\nhid cauied him and the folk he\nloved untold trouble of late. That\nLuis Escobir wu a tritorous soldier, Ao more thin a bandit whom\nthe Mexlcm Government Itself hid\nciuse to feer. Alio thit three ol\nhU thieves once had kidnapped Lo*\nrem Himllton.\nImpulsively young Shot Rogen\nmide up hit mind. He wu in a terrible hurry to escape, now thit opportunity hid presented, but herl\ntr hind wu lomething even more\ntempting.\n(To Be Continued) .\n___\nWAR-25 Years\nAgo Today\nOCT. 13,1914.\u2014Germain ciptured\nLille md Hizebrouck In Northern\nFrance, and Ypres ln Belgium. Tix\ncf $100,000,000 levied son Brussels by\nGermins. Belglin uit of government withdrawn from Oatend to Le\nHivre, Frince. Lt.-Col. S. O. Mirlta\nled Boer revolt in Cape Colony.\nSouth Africa.\n11 Questions ??\nANSWERS\nThli column of quutloni ud\niniwen Is open to iny ruder of\nthe Nelion Dtlly Newi. In no\ncise will the name of the penon\nuking thi quutlon be pu'illihed.\nH.A, Jiffrty-Dld Brahm*i write\nthe Hungtrttn Rhapsody No. 2,\nud if not who did?\nFnni Llut eompoeed Hungarian Rhipsody No. 2.\nB.I.B- Bonnington \u2014 Could you\npleue teU me what a Dual citizen of America ii?\nWe nave not beard of a dual\ncitizen, unleu you refer to cuu of\ndisputed citizenship.\nAit, Nelion\u2014Where dou the beit\nglove leither come from?\nSomaliland.\nF.T. Cruton\u2014How large ara the\ndifferent province! in iquare\nmllu?\nPrince Edward blind, 2,184\niqmre mllu; Nova Scotia 21,4-8,\nNew Brunswick, 27,988; -.Quebec,\n708334; Ontario, 407,282; Manitoba,\n331,832; Saskatchewan. 381,700; Alberta, 255,2.6; British Columbia,\n358,898; Yukon, 207,078.\nO.T, Cnnbrook\u2014Cm you tell me\nhow to cleuyn oil piloting?\nTo dim u oil painting take it\nout ot lta frame, lir a piece of\ndoth, moistened with rain witer,\non It and luve lt tor a while to\ntake up the dirt trom the picture.\nSeveral appllutloni may be necei-\nury to secure a perfect reiult Then\nwipe the picture very gently with\ntuft of cotton wool dampened\nure Unseed oil\na tuft of cotton wool dampened\nwith absolutely ,_\nGold frame miy be cleaned wltb a\nfreshly cut onion; It should be\nwiped with a lott iponge wetted\nwith nln witer, a few houn after\nthe application ot the onion, md\nmuit ffnally.be wiped with a eoft\ndoth. Valuable pilntlngi ihould be\ntaken to m expert u clunlng\nand restoring requiru ipeclal\nknowledge ana dimige li likely to\nreiult from Inexperienced handling.\nCA, Procter-Will you pluu toll\nLooking Backward.:;.\nTEN YEARS AGO\nFrom Daily Newi of Oct 18, 1928\nJ. McLeod hu been named a\nThrumi school trustee.\u2014Gordon\nBowker of Mirror Lake ll i Nelson\nvisitor.\u2014Students it all five Nelson\nichooli ire heiring tire prevention\nledum thii week.\u2014Four degreei of\nfrost were recorded In Nelson yei-\nterday.*-Mn. Cune has been elected President ot the Boswell-Sancs\nWomen'i Institute ud Mrs. Wallace\nSecretiry-Treuurer.\nTWENTY-FIVE YEARS AOO\nFrom DiUy Newi of Oct 13, 111\nDr. F. W. Weibrook, Preildent of\nthe New British Columbil Unlver-\nlity, ind Dr. J. Klinck, Dean of the\nFaculty ot the Unlvenity, will be\nNelion visitors this week.\u2014Nine loti\nln the Rosemont Subdivision of the\nCity hive been iold by McQuarrle\nand Robertion during tbe put tew\nweeks.\u2014W. McPherson, Lu Steel\nmd Frank O'Genskl nave left tor\n10 days hunting ln the vicinity ot\nPort Hill, Idaho.- . ,\nFORTY YEARS AOO\nFrom DaUy Miner of Oct 13.1899\nThe booming community of Pheo-\nnix now bouti a newipipir.\u2014\nFrank Beer yuterday purcbued\nlota 11 md 12. Block 8 on the corner\not Victoria md Cedar Street! from\nR. S. Baker.\u2014The Gu Compiny\nhu 30 men living malm, pushing\nthe work ihead as quickly as possible. They hive finished Stanley\nStreet\ngmmttmjpmeifyttim-^^\nOn. JhsL. CLvl\niestxs*sii\u00bbsss$mi\n_ttt9mtt*m*t--*Mtt\u00bb\nFRIDAY, OCTOBER 13,1939\nCKLN AND\nCBC PROGRAMMES\nMORNING\n7:00__O Canida\n7:0S-Sleepyhud Club (CKLN)\n8:00\u2014The News\n8:15\u2014Singers and Songs\n8:30\u2014Good Morning Matinee\n9:00\u2014The Billadeer\n9:18\u2014The Southernalrei\n9:30\u2014B. C. Radio School, Engliih\n10:00\u2014The Happy Gang\n10:30\u2014Kootenay Lake General Hoipital Programme\n11:00\u2014Morning Bulletin Board\nll:30-Rhythm School\nAFTERNOON \u2022\n12:00\u2014Luncheon Muilc\n12:15--Mania Bloom'! BWod ' ' \"\n12:30-Matlnee Melodiu\n1:00-The Newi\n1:15\u2014Petite Muslcale\n1:30\u2014Pictures in Song\n1:45-BBC Newi\n2:15--Tango Time\n2:30\u2014Virginia Ftlr Entertain!\n2:45\u2014Closing Stock Quotation!\n3:0O-Flre Prevention Week\n3:15\u2014Les Brown's Orchutra\n3;4*>\u2014Crawford Ensemble\n4:00\u2014It'a Rhythm Time '\n4:30\u2014To be announced\n4:48\u2014Low's Cartoons in Canada-\nTalk '\nB:0O-Miss Trent'i Children\n8:30\u2014 Momenta of Melody\nEVENINC\n8:00-Dilly Dlve'rtisement (CKLN)\n8:30-Populir Melodlei (CKLN)\n8:48-The Wfl parade (CKLfi)\n7:00\u2014Songi df the Empire'\n7:30-Senior- High- Programme\n(CKLN)\n8:00-The New!\n8:15\u2014Starduit \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\t\n8:30-Woodhou*e and HtwkWi. . .\n8:00-Wilf Carter\n9:30\u2014Remember When\n10:00-Charlie Barnetfi Otch.\n10:30\u2014Orrin Tucker\"! Ambuudor\nHotel Orchutra\nll:0O-The Newi\n11:15\u2014Rainbow Trio\nIl:30\u2014GOD SAVE THE KINO\nCJAT-TRAIL\nMORNINC\n7:00\u2014Breakfast Club\n7:43-01d Timer\n8:15\u2014March Time\n8:30\u2014Programme Reiume\n10:45\u2014Colville Roundup\nIl:30-On With tbe Danca\nAFTERNOON\nl:15-Vir!etlei\n1:30\u2014Muiic Graphi\n3:15\u2014Women'i Journal\n3:30\u2014Ttntallilng Rhythmi\n3:45\u2014Rhythm and Romance\n4:30\u2014Theitre Newi\n4:45-Concert Muile\n5:30\u2014Dinner Muilc\n5:45-Heidllnu tn Sport\nEVENING\n7:00\u2014The Lone Ringer\n8:15-Llght Up ud Liiten\n11:30\u2014Sign Otf\nOther Period\u2014C. B. C. Programmes\nU.S. NETS'best;\n8:00-Prof, Quia with Bob Trout\n(CBS)\n8:S0-F!rst Nighter, drama (CBS)\n7:00-Gnnd Central Station (CBS)\n7:30-Hortce Heidt'i Orch. (NBC-\n\u25a0 Blue)\n8:00\u2014Fred Wiring ln Pleuure Time\n(NBC-Red)\n10:00\u2014Dtnce Orcheitra (MBS*\n11:00\u2014Ptstdena Civic Auditorium\n(MBS)\n^\/\/RADIO'S 1340 SENSATION\nOF DRAMA\n1*7\n\\Asi-W\nMStoM\nandm\nltttris-*-''\n\u2022j\/tdt****\"*'\nSt.rt\u00bb\u00ab*6\n,0.jo \u2022\u2022\u2022*\u25a0\u2022\ntoHcqL\nCKLN\u2014Nelson-1420 kc\n___\nI\", i !!\"\u25a0\u2022\naeaneeeem\nISS. I lain a min i aa*\nme bow to get rid ot toaditooli\nta a gtrdenf\nToaditooli uiuilly Indicate that\ntbe soil is too add. They tometimu\n\u2022ppetr atter a very rainy leuon\nud dluppeu again u won u dry\nweither comes. The meet effective\nremedy ii liming the MiL\nInquirer, Nelion\u2014Regirdlng your\nquestion: \"Are there any other\nmatch block factoriu ln Cinidi?\"\nThe aniwer ihould be \"W. W.\nPowell Co- Ltd, li the only match\nblock manufacturer In Canada.\"\nCase Against Film\nCompany Dismissed\nLONDON, Oct 12 (CP Cable).-\nThe Judlcil Committee ot tbe Privy\nCouncil todiy diimlued the ippetl\nof Francii Day md Hunter Limited,\nmuilc publisher!, trom a decliion\nof the Ontario courta In fivor of\nthe Twentieth Century Fox Corporation ud othen in u action\niriiing from u illeged infringement of copyright Cost! were liked igiinit the appellint\nROUND NOSE CHARCED\nWITH WIFE'S MURDER\n. CARDSTON, Alta. Oct. 13 (CP).\n\u2014Round Nou, well to do Indlm\nfirmer, hu been chirged with murder following the duth ot hli wife\nrecently it the Indlm Hoipital hire.\nRound Now had been held to tail\nat Lethbridge on a minor chirge\npending the lnqueat held yuterdty.\nThe verdict wu thtt the womu\ndied it the hoipittl Sept. 21, u a\nruult of injuries suffered Sept 18\nfrom blow of t blunt Instrument\nAUNT HET\nBy ROBERT QUILLEN\n\"I try to be polite, but I can't hilp\n.renin' up when folki won't eit\ndinner wiU) ui or get up ud luve\n\u2022o we cm ut\"\nWisconsin Senator Says Embargo\nRepeal Might Cripple U. S. Defence\nWASHINGTON, Oct 13 (AP)-\nSemtor R. M Lafollette (Prog. -\nWii.) told the United Statei senate\ntodiy repeil of the arms embargo\nu proposed ln the administration\nneutrality bill, might cripple the\nAmericu defence program.\nTbe WlKonsin Suitor, who uiually lupporta Roosevelt legislition,\nuserted complex domutic problems were being \"relegated to thi\nlimbo of forgotten things' by whtt\nhe described u a itep towird partial pirticipttion ln the Europeu\nwar.\nInitead of taking thli itep, be it-\ngued, the United Statu ihould concentrate lta efforti on building up\nIn thii hemisphere u economy\nwhich would provide the stimulus\nfor a tound buiineu recovery.\nLafollette userted records of the\nmunitions Investigation committee\nshowed that when the United Statu\nwent Into tbe tint Grett War. it\nfound Iti munltloni plinti tooled\nto turn out foreign producU thtt\nthe U. S- trmy conildered Inferior\nto ita own.\n\"Thii experience will most likely be repeited todty it tbe embirgo\nii repetlesi,\" he declared. \"Whin we\nounelvu need armi, our fictorles\nwill be tooled to produce foreign\ntypu of armi ud munition!. We\nmty find our plui pluti tooled\nto make ilrplanu a yur or two\nold Instead of the most modern\ntype. In short repeil of the irms\nembargo may meu a crippling of\nour own national defence program.\"\nHe uld there were \"widespread\ntpprehenslons that the reasons given by many for the repeal of the\nembirgo tre not the real reasons.\"\n\"There are several reasons for\nthli apprehension,\" he uld. \"The\nidmlnlstrition'i domutic policies\nhave not bun wholly luccessful.\nThere were miny cauiu tor the\npartial failure ot the admlniitration\ndomestic program. Some of them\nwere beyond lta control.\n\"Congress had lta share in tbe depression which began again In 1937.\nBut the end the ruult, tor which\nthe voten will generally hold the\nadmlniitration ruponilble, hu not\nbeu wholly luccessful.\"\nLafollette proposed, u a \"constructive ilterntUve,\" thit the United Statu devote iome of ita reiourcei to raising the itandird of\nliving in Latin American countriei\n\"Our financial uslstanee tor this\npurpou would make pouible u\nIncreued demmd for exporti, Incidentally helping ui to lecure tull\nemployment\" he predicted.\nDiscussing the consequences ot\nInvolvement of the United Statu\nIn the Europeu conflict he at*\nserted tt would kill Democracy\nhere, bring tbout the conicrlptlon\not tabor. In \u25a0 general suspension\nof civil liberties, ruin the nation'i\neconomy, ud luve the United\nStatu in the grip of a permanent\ndictitonhip.\n\"Our patriotic coune U cleir,\"\"\nhe declared. \"It U to stay out of\nEurope ud the Far Eest, which\nwould drain our blood, our mm*\nhood, ud our weilth forever. It\nIs to concentrate on miking Democracy function here ln the lait\ngrut Induitrlil nation which hu\n\u2022 chuce ot miking lt function ia\nthe modern machine world.\"\nGREEN REELECTED\nA.F.L PRESIDENT\nCINCINNATI Oct 13 (AP). -\nWllllim Green wu re-elected pruldent of the Americin Federation\nof Labor today for the 16th time.\nFrank Duffy, Indianapolii, u officer of the Cirpenter'i Union, re*\nsigned ii First Vice-President md\nWllllim Hutchison, Carpenter'! Union Preiident wu elected hli iuc*\nceuor.\nRoosevelt Peace\nPlea Dismissed\nby Labor Congress\nSKK FRANCISCO, Oct \u00ab (KP).\n-Tht International Congreu for\nIndustrial Orginlutlon convention\nhere dismissed today ln a one-paragraph resolution the recent requeit\nof Pruldent Rooievelt the C. I. O.\n\u2022nd Americu Federation of Labor\nconclude e labor peace.\nThe resolution itated limply that\nthe C. I. O. had m existing negotiating committee, md recommended\nthii committee \"be continued tnd\nauthorized to exercise Its discretion\nIn tny future negotiitioni\" wltb\nthe A. F. of L. toward u iccord.\nThe ruolutlon reply to the Prul*\ndent'i virtual demud tbe A. F. ot L.\nud C. I. O. resume negotiation! towird a labor union puce, read:\n\"Ai a lubstltute for the ruelu*\nUoni which hive been lubmitted\npertaining to tabor unity, this committee wishu to point out that tha\nC. \". O. hu crutad a negotiating\ncommittee with full tuthorlty, con-\nlisting of John L. Lewis, Phillip\nMurray md Sidney Hlllmtn. We\nrecommend thtt thli negotlitlng\ncommittee be continued md tuthor*\nlied to exercise Its discretion bl\nany future negotiation-.\"\nLIFE INSURANCE\nlO OJLT-jrlj\nDespite war conditions, Life\nInsurance Companies in Canada will\ncontinue to honor all policies in\naccordance with the terms of the\nIndividual contracts.\nThis statement is made in the interests\nof the Four Million Canadian policy-\n*\nholders who look to their Life\nInsurance for financial safety, and\nsecurity.\nThe record of Life Insurance in every\nprevious national emergency commands the confidence of every\nCanadian. It will continue to fulfil\nall pledges to policyholders and\nbeneficiaries.\n\u2022\u25a0\u00ab\u2022 *\nH , .. \u25a0..,'\u25a0 j . .,'\u25a0\u25a0:\nlin Insurance\nGuardian of Canadian Homes for over 100 years\nMK\n mmm\nNn. Oliver Tells\nof Reglslralion\nSaturday, Radio\nMn. X. I. Oliver, Cenvwer ot\nthe three Wnt Kooteniy ridings\nfor the Voluntary Rejlitrttlon of\nCantdltn Women, will ipeak over\nCKLN Radio Nelion it 1:30 Saturday afternoon, telling llitenen of\nplant for tht rerfitrttion which\nbegini next week. Her meiuge will\nbe delivered mainly to convener!\nat district pointi.\nConvener! for lt more dlitrict\npointi iccepted ippointmenti by\nThursdiy. They were Mn. Smith\nCurwen, Ymlr; Mn. Edith Lund,\nSalmo; Mn. John Teir, Koeebery;\nMn. W. E. Line, Alniworth; Mn.\nSoy MicGregor, Cnwford Bty;\nMn. John Keen, Kulo: Mn. Gladys\nCummingi, Boiwell; Mlu Eleanor\nBltir, Canyon; Mn. M A. Johnion.\nBurton; Mn. Joieph Speakman,\nCutlegar; Miu E. Colliion, Bilfour;\n\u2022nd Mri. R. W. Chtmben, Thrumi\n\u2022nd Ttrry'i.\nWarfield Tenants\nof (JUS. Homes\nMust Ad by 31st.\nTRAIL, B. C, Oct\u2014Optlen te\npurchue the ruidencet owned by\nthe Coniolidited Mining sti Smelting\nCompiny ot Canada, muit be exercised by the tentnti it Wirfleld\non or Defore October 31, C W.\nGuillaume, supervisor ot Induitrlil\nrelitioni, uld Wedneidiy nlgbt\nClarifying the poiition of reildenti of the lubdivision, where ISO\nhousei were built lut year, Mr.\nGuillaume assured e gtthering of\nWirfleld Community Leigue that.\nu In the put, they \"would not find\nthe compiny unreaaonable in regtrd to details of the trrangemente,\"\n. Ai etch reildent exerciied hii\n2)tion the compiny would take a\nnt mortgage tor the coit of the\nhouse and lot, leu hli equity therein, Mr. Guilliumt uid.\nProvision rill be made to make\nrymenti monthly, beginning Nov.\nexcept in unuiuil clrcumittncet\nwhen a month'i grace, to Dee. I\nnay be extended. , .\n\"A man cannot go on renting.\"\nMr. Guillaume uid ln reply to a\nqueition. \"He muit exerciM hit\noption or vacate.\"\nNOW BECOME OWNERS\nTou have been tenanti af the\ncompany. After you have been given\nmortgage! you become ownen with\nan equity ln your homei. It will\nthen be your property in your own\nntme.\"\nMr. Gullleume ihowed how tha\nprcepectlve owner'i equity wai arrived atlt wu tha difference between the price of the pn\nSd tbe imount the tenant\nI certain deduction!.\nThe lubdivision reildenti were reminded thit. like any other houte-\nholden, they would have to pay\nwater, fire Iniurance and taxu. On\nlut year'i bull Mr. Guillaume eiti'\nmated the amount at $5.40 monthly,\ncomprising water, $2.30, taxei, $2.30\nend Iniurtnce, 40 centi. '\nllili mount would not be deducted from the peyroD, he uld.\n\"When you get to the owner\nelm you become like tny other\nowner. There are certain thingi you\nhave to tike care of younelf..\nTroop Foot-Ills\n| \u2666 to Be Considered\nOTTAWA, Oct U (CP)- The\nDefence Department li comlderlng\na propoul for the footprinting of\nall troopi ao that their ihoe requirement! may be known and foot\nfault! detected, the Dominion council ot Health wu told todty u it\nXnildered the health ilde of Canada- war effort.\nThe queition roie when Mn.\nHelen D. Smith, L. L. A, Vancouver, aiked lt Defence authoritiei\nwould comlder having new luti\nmade for army footwear. She had\nheard numeroui complalnti about\nill-fitting ihoei.\nThe Defence Department representative uld many of the foot\ntroubles might be Thoie ordinarily\nexperienced by recrulti ai well u\nelviliani, in breaking in sew footwear.\nThe council agreed wil- Mn.\nBmlth'i luggutlon that ihould large\nicale recruiting be undertaken In\nCanada, ipecltl badget or other in-\ntignla be given-thoee prevented\nIrom enliiting by reuon of tbe useful and euenlal nature of the work\nthey were doing it home.\nNELSON DAILY NEWS. NELSON. 1.C,-FRIDAY MORNINO. OCT. 11 IUS.\nThli idvertlsemint ll not published\n. or displayed by the Liquor Control\nBoard or by the Government oi\nBritiih Columbia.\nUlth BATTERY\nH.C.A., CA.S.F.\n7. NELSON. B.C.\nDally Ordtr Ne. M by Milor A. E.\nDtlgu, M.C. O.C. 111th Fltld Battery, R.C.A Pirt 1. Ordtn for Frldiy, October 1\u00bb, 1139.\nDUTIES: '\nOrderly officer for the dty, 3_t\nI M Glllott. Ntxt for duty. J-Lt\nG. C Wallach. Orderly Sergeant\nfor the day, Sgt OUver, A. D. Next\nfor duty, Sgt. Wood, H. L The\nOrderly sSergeant will be reiponi*\nible for making out the parade\nitate*.\nPARADES!\nGutrt mounting, 0600 hn. Morning\nfill in, 0813 hn. Sick pirtde, 0831)\nhn. Orderly room, 1145 hn. Afternoon ptnde, 13*5 hn.\nDRESS-Field Service of Drill\nEXERCISES\u2014Al per lyllibui.\nReveille, 0400 hn.\nRetreit, 1739 bn.\nLighti out, 2215 hn.\nSARRACK DUTY\u2014r lub-iectlon\nI be duty lub-iectlon for the day.\nGUARD DUTY!\nN.C.O. l-e, Bdr. Price, C. & Our-\nHughei, C. K. Onr. Thexton, J. A.\nGnr. Wilton, T, C. Oat. Blnnlnp,\nK. Gnr. Leille, W. 0. Gnr. Ogeniki,\nJ. Gnr. Chamben, G.\nA. M. Parker,\nSecond-Lieutenant,\nOrderly Officer,\nfor O.C. Battery.\n109th FIELD BATTERY\nR.C.A., C.A.S.F. ....\nTRAIL, B. C.\nBattery orden by Meier _<_*..\nTaylor, Offioer Commanding. Part I\norden fer Friday 13,1939.\nDUTIES\nOrderly Officer VU, T. Coatei\nNext for duty. Lieut A- D. Greenwood\nBattery orderly, Bdr. R. H. Stin-\nton*\nNext tor duty, Bdr. K. t. Mclreod.\nBillet orderly, Onr, E. 0. Hall\n' Next \/or duty. Onr. & T. G. In-\nOrderly trumpeter, I*ptr. X- W.\nNext tor duty, Tptr. W. Barter.\nSENTRIES\nGnr. A. Rettle, 0800 hn. 18-10-30 to\n1400 hn. .13*10-39. ' ....\nGnr. W. E Bdgett, 1400 hn. U-lft*\n3t to 1400 hn. 13-10-39.\nGnr. C. I Lewli, 2000 hn. 11-10-39\nto 0200 hn. 14-10-39. ._,\nGnr. 3. ft McKay, 0200 tan. 14-\n10-39 to 0800 hn. 14-10-39.\nNext tor dutar: ii_.\nOnr. D. D- Somerville, OflOO hii\n14-10-39 to 1400 hn. 14-10-39.\t\nGnr. T. Whitby, 1400 hn. 14-10-39\nto raOOhn. 14-10-38. * t4_,\nOnr. A O. MlUer. 2000 hn. 14*10-\n30 to 0300 hn. U-10-38. __ - \u201e\nGnr. _ G. ti Robertion, OWO Hn.\n18-10-30 to 0800 hn. U-10-39.\nPARADES\n0815 hn.--Auemb.ei at Die Armoury. FaU In.\n0630 hn. Kit ftupectlon. Training\nai per Mrm, \u201e _ _,_ .\n. 1315 hn.\u2014Anemble it Victoria\nPark.\n1800 hn.\u20141-1 la Tnining at per\nlyllabui.\nNOT!\nAll ranki are reminded of ihe\nchange of lyllabui tor thii date. AU\nranki. having any of tbe undermentioned clothing and equipment are\nagain reminded to parade in the\numt: Cloaki, jtcketi, breechei, putted tnd bandolien. Slacki and\niweaten wiU be carried leparately\nand worn atter the inspection.\nThe Trail Branch No. li, Cana-\ndlan Legion, B.E.S.L- are holding a\nFarewell Smoker for the Battery ln\nthe K. P. Hall at 7:30 pan. Friday,\nthe 13th and extend an invitation\nto every member of the Battery to\nattend thii Smoker u gueiti of the\nLegion.\nA. D. Greenwood, tor O. ti. 100th\nField Battery. B-CA, CAST.\nHigh Grade Ore Is\nShipped From Lower\nWorkings, Tamarac\nJohn A Cunningham has. returned from the King SolomonTem*\ntrac Mine at Ymlr where he euper*\nvised bringing down a imall ihipment of high grade ore whichii\nbeing forwirded for treitment The\nihipment wu the tint to be made\nfrom the lower working! of the\nproperty. Some yean ago a large\ntonnage wai ihipped from No. 1\ntunnel\t\nIroquois Safety\nDue to Germany?\nBERLIN, Oct 12 (AP). \u2014 Authoritative German quarten aaid\ntoday they conildered the fact\nthe refugee ihip Iroquoli reiched\nNew York ufely wu \"proof that\nthe German navy\"! fraterntl ittitude towird America had yielded\na 100 per cent tucceu.\"\nGrand Admiral Erich Raeder,\nCommand\u00ab-ln-Chief o_ the German Navy, had warned the United\nStatei Government the IroquoU\nwould be iunk.\na SPORT NEWS\nT!> JhSL Wtfdl OVUJL\nStudents Battle\nTeachers to 0-0\nDraw in Soccer\nIverybody wu happy after thi\n04 toccer gime it the Junior High\nSchool groundi Thunday afternoon.\nThi Nelson Teachen All-Stan are\n\u2022till ible to hold up their hetdi in\ntheir cltu roomi todiy, while the\nitudents of the High and Junior\nHigh Schooli gained a monl victory\nln holding their teachen to a draw.\nThe two teimi battled through the\n80 minutes, but not t btU found iti\nwty put Ted Elliot tnd Doug\nChimberliln, goalkeepers for the\nStudents md Tetchen reipectlvely.\nRobert (Pop) SmUlle handled the\nwhistle. ..\nTeechen \u2014 D. O. Chamberlain,\nJack Fleury, Derek Tye, J. A\nQuayle, A E. Cobus, Floyd Irwin,\nP. C. Richardi, B. Evini, R. Temple, Gerald Lee, Monte Morley, W.\nH. Elmes tnd M. J. Latornell.\nStudents - Ted Elliott, Ritchie\nSmith, Bob Noakes, John Btrwii,\nBruce Fraier, BiU Armstrong, Erneit Wilion, Jim Cut, Wtlter Uch-\nucz, Bob Morrow md Alcld Desireau.\nMcKenzie Is Head\nChapman Hoopers\nN. P. McKenzie wu placed at\nthe helm of the Chapman Camp\nBasketball Club when it orginiitd tor the approaching leiton,\nii a Club report to the Nelion\nstttei\nDtlly Newi,\nThe Club will again\n(ally\nparticipate in the Eait Kootenay\nJiitricl League. PracUeei are to\nitart immediately.\nThe new executive elected wai\nMr. McKenile. Pretldenti Normm Benton, Vlce-Preildent; and\nW. E. Leaman, Secretary-Treararer.\nAn Entertainment Committee of\nT. Carlton, Chairman; R. Willis,\nK. McKenzie and C. McGowan,\nwai named.\nCreston Basketball\nStarts October 27\nORBSTON. B-C\u2014Pee Wee hti*\nketball will be tried out at Creiton\nIn connection with 1939-40 Commerciil League acUvitiea Thli wai\ndecided at a meeting of the executive Tueiday night, in charge of\nPreiident Sid Rogen. At this meet*\ning the player*! fee for the uuon\nwu fixed at $2.50, md the board of\nreferees comlsti of George Crosson,\nAUan .Speen md Sam IfutuL\nIn the midget section the ige limit\nwu placed at 18. It it expected Hue-\ncroft-Camp Lliter will have a team,\nmd that there will be three iquadi\nfrom town. Whether one or two, or\ntny, of theie wlU be from HIA\nSchool there Is w yet no definite\naisurance. ,\nThere wiU be the jnen'i senior\nitctlon ln which four entrlei are\nmured: Canadian* Imperial Groceteria, High School and Huicroft.\nCamp LUter. It wiU be up to thii\ndiviiion to absorb ai much as\nslble of the talent that figured on\nfour Intermediate iquadi In 1938-39.\nHope li held out tor four glrli'\nteami but ln thli lection thlngi are\na bit indefinite. Creiton Motori,\nlut year'i champions, wUl not be\nentered, nor will Creiton Review,\nan old itintfby, md three timei\nchimpion. With a poiilbtllty of two\nhigh ichool quintette- md with the\nMotori md Review talent looie,\ntlong with tome other likely mtteriil the executive ii confident tour\nglrli' teami can be got tot\nThe opening will he at\nvilion, Fridty, October 27,\n;ot together._\nTfie Dutchman Start* Things\nBURNETT\nLONDON DRY\nGIN\n12oZe 25oze 40 oz.\n\u25a0\u00ab\u00ab\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\n-JUST THAT MUCH BETTER\"\nThis advertisement it not publiihed or dliplayed to the Liquor Control\nBoird or ky the Gevtrnment of Bfiliih Celttmbli.\nark Pa-\n_ and the\nentire.Intake wlU be donated to\nCreston branch of the Canadian Red\nCrou Society. \t\nODLUM ASSISTS\nOBTAINING CBC\nSERVICE NELSON\nThinki to Nelson district radio\nllitenen tor placing CKLN Hadlo.\nNelson on the C.B.C network were\ndue largely to Gen. Victor Odium,\none of the a C. Governor! on\nthe C.B.C, initrumental in withdrawal of objection! to the inclusion oi CKLN on the network,\" said\nE, A. Mann, President of the Nelton Board of Trade, at a Board\nluncheon at the Hume ^Thursday.\nThe thanki of the Board had been\nforwarded to General Odium, it\nwai pointed out, for hli prompt\nresponse to the Board'i requeit that\nC.B.C. lervice be provided via\nCKLN for Dlitrict llitenen.\nThe Board received a letter from\nF. F. Payne, PubUiher of the Nelion Dtlly news, expreealng appreciation of iti auistonce ln obtaining CBC sustaining lervice tor\nCKLN.\nREMEMBER WHEN?\nBy The Canadian Prate\nJoe McCarthy, only maa to Major League baieball to win, pennants ln both leaguei, wu given a\nthree-year coptract to manage New\nYork Yankeei three yetn ago today. Salary tor McCarthy, who\naever played Major League ball,\nwai reported at $35,000, a yeer.\nSince then the Yanki nave won three\nWorld Seriei.\nDuke McDonald\n. Called by Flyers\nST. LOUW, Oct 12 (AP)-ponild\n(Duke) McDonald, a centre, wai recalled today by St LouU Flytn\nfrom Vmcouver Lioni ot the Pe-\ncific Coait ftockcy League.\nCoil and Condenser\nTESTERS\nShorty's Repair Shop\n714 Btktr St NeUon. B.C\nGilbert Rowling\nMemorial Trophy\nIs Ready for Trail\nIhe Gilbert Rowling Memorial\nTrophy\u2014tribute to one ot the moit\ndevoted tnd unielflsh iportunen\nthe Watt Kooteniy hu ieen\u2014hu\nirrived ln Nelion md in t few diyi\nwiU be tent to TraU where the\nWarfield Acei, who won the Weit\nKootenay men'i wftbaU UUe, wiU\nkeep It tor a year.\nThli wu the first waien the\nnewly-posted trophy hu been up\nfor competition, ind on the championship trail, the TraUitee didn't\nlose a game u they In turn elimlntted Stlmo md Nelion in that\norder.\nOn teeing the beeutlful trophy,\nthe Immeditte retcUon ot BiU Frtno,\nCoich of the vinqulihed Nelion\noutfit wu thit the Laketlden\nwould go tU out to cipturt the\nprize next year.\nThe trophy, mounted on a large\nbate, itandi 15 inchei high, and on\nlt li engraved: \"GILBEkT ROWLING MEMORIAL TROPHY\u2014WEST\nKOOTENAY MEN'S\nCHAMPIONSHIP\".\nSOFTBALL\n\"DUTCH\" HADDON\nIt wu a bif lanky six-footer, \"Dutch\" Hiddon, who gave the\nNew Weitminiter Adanacs their tint leed of the game ln the Royal\nCity Westoeeday night md set them on their way to a three-otralght\ntriumph over St Catharlnu AthleUci tor the Mann Cup.\nThe third period opened with the Adtntci behind a 1-4 ieore..\nbut two quick goali, with Haddon icoring the lecond, wnt them ahead,\nmd thereafter the YeUowihlrts were never worse off.thm a tie,\nWESTERN BOXU WINNER TO PlAY\nIN QUEBEC IN 1940 SEMI-FINALS\nNIW WESTMINSTER, B. C\nOot -1- (CP)- \u2014 Quebec will op-\npoie the Wett it Montrill In tht\n1M0 Minn Cup teml-flntlt and\ntht wlnntr will mttt ntxt year'i\nOntario chimploni fer the Ctntditn Iterant ehimplonihlp at a\nCity ytt to be choien.\nThit wu decided today it the\nclosing teiilon of the tnnutl\nmeeting of the, Ctntditn Ucroue\nAuoclition whtn tht dtlegttei\nadopted In part a reiolutlon by\nQuebec delegitet. Under tht reta*\nlutlon it tdopted, the Pruldent of\nthe C l_ A. it glvtn power to decide the venue of the 1040 Minn\nCup final*.\nA prognm tor the promotion, ot\nCanadim Lacroue wu mapped at\ntodayi' meeting md chmgei ln the\nconstitution wei) adopted which\nwlU make future Dominion iunior\nchampionship participants all-star\naggregations.\nDu MacKenzie ot New Westminster, C I. A life member, brought\nout a point about the percentage of\nthe net fate which the Montreal\nForum would demmd for such a\nseries. Delegates finally decided to\naward the lemi-flnil leriei to Mon\ntreal, stipulating that the Britiih Co-\nlumbla winner would travel East\nplaying en route. The ultimate\nWeitern representative would pity\nagainit the Quebec winner in Montretl md the winner ot thit seriei\nwUl oppose Onterio ln the Minn\nCup finali. The Ontario winner\nwill be declared Eutern representative. The decliion wai made after\nthe Promotion Committee, Including R. Brayley of Montreal, pointed\nout that Quebec lud not enjoyed a\nregular CmaUitn Ucroue game with\na Weitern representative team since\nthe formation of the Provincial\nAuoclation in that Province.\nHouse B Out to .\nPreserve Wins,\nSchool Sports\nUndefeated thui far in Nelion\nHlfjh School Interhouie FaU iportl\nichedule, Houie B boyi and gffli\nwill be given mother teit thli\nafternoon at the Junior High\ngroundi.\nThe boyi will meet Houie C in\na toccer gtme, while the glrli tike\non Houie A at loftbtll.\ni%3\n___-_____\u2014\u2014_\u2014---.\u00bb__-_-. 1**01 IIVIN\nBoard of Trade Defeats Resolution\nfor National Registration; Ready\nBack Government any Way, However \\\nBOXU OFFICERS\nARE REELECTED\nNEW WBTOTdlNSraB, B. C, Oet\n11 (CP).\u2014The Ctntdlm Lacroaie\nAuodttlon today nturned J. A. McConaghy of Vmcouver to the presidency of the auoclition tor mother\nyear md reelected aU other offlcen.\nIhe other offlctn include: Hon*\nortry Fretidint, Hon. W. A Mie*\ndonild, Vineouvir; Fint-Vice-Pruldent, E. J. Dopp, Toronto; Second\nVice-President, tnd E. E. Barnu,\nVmcouver.\nThe Secrettry-Treuurer, Jtck\nStreight of New Westminster, who\nli appointed by the Pruldent, wu\nreturned to thit poit for mother\nyur.\nThe executive include! the offlcen of the & L. A and the Pretldenti of Provinciil aisoclationi\nwhich are not represented among\nthe offlceri ot the Dominion body.\nTheie Include the Pruldent of the\nProvinciil uocitUont of Alberta,\nSukatohewan, Manitoba md Que*\nbee. ,\nOrganized Hockey\nPlanned* London;\nCup Competition\nLONDON, Oct U (CP.-Cable)-\nDesplte blackout!, London wUl have\norganized hockey thli year. An experimental London Cup competition wu announced today to itart\nwith four teami October 31 md run\nuntil December 28.\nEarl'i Court Rangers, Harringay\nRacen, Harringay Greyhound! tnd\nStreatham Lloni wUl form the loop\nmd all Canadlm playen remaining\nin London are expected to play.\nEach team is limited to 10 men and\nat leut four of them muit be Engliih\nplayen.\nAn earlier plm for a combined\nLondon md Provincial League wu\n\u25a0helved-\nWill Voice Readiness\nSupport Ottawa on\nWar Efforts -\nTIME NOT RIPE,\nREGISTRATION\nWllllngneu te baok the Federal\nQovirnmtnt In tny itept It might\nttkt fer tuoetitf.l proiecutlon\n\" ef the new world wtr, but unwll-\nllngntst to urgt nttiontl registration ef wetlth, Induitry tnd mtn-\npower at thli tlmt, tnirked diicuuion by tht Ntlion Botrd ef\nTrade Thurtday ef a ruolutlen\ncoming frem ltt Council. \u2022\nThe reiolutlon, drawn by C. P.\nMcHardy, urgtd thtt Ctntdi'i\nruourcu ef wtilth, Induitry and\nman powir be placed at tha die-\npostal of the Empire; and that\nregistration of thut ruoureu be\nundertaken. Ht proposed In dit*\nouulon thet the miohlntry ut\nup te tnumtrata voten for the\nKripened federal tltctlon thould\nemployed tor regiitrttion.\nW. R. Grubbe objected to requeet-\ning the Government to initiate regiitrttion bectuit \"It would be a\ntremendoui teak md the Government ilretdy nu a tremendoui tuk\non Its handi.\"\n\"OOINQ TRIPLI FAR*\nP. H. Ruuell believed \"Utt going\na trifle far,\" for it \"pneticaUy recommend! conicrlptlon.\" ThU wu\n\"t depirture trom our democratic\nform of government\" He tugguted\ntome icheme ihould be Initiated\nfor manhalllng aU the ruourcu ot\nthe Dominion; tnd thtt Initead of\nrecommending that registration be\nundertaken, the Board ahould urge\nthe Government \"to prepare the\nmachinery.\" . .\n\"The Government Is doing aU lt\ncan.\" auerted W. a Bimtord. \"After\na while theyll probably want all\nthe wealth and all tbe men in the\ncountry. When that time comu\ntheyll atk for tt and get It* ,_\nAid T. H. Waten commented the\nCity CouncU had a ilmllar retolu-\ntion from Vlctorli, and hid turned\nit down, while ottering lta m-vlcu\nto tbe Government on the ground\nthtt this wu wholly a matter tor\nthe Dominion Government to decide.\nWhile Ihe actual wording of the\nruolutlon doein't matter,\" W. M.\nCunliffe wu of the opinion such\na ruolutlon would be valuable u\nexpreulng m opinion tnd strengthening the hands of ttn Government\n\u25a0DYNAMITE IN INFERENCES*\nC. a Garland believed the word\nWoodward's Isolator\nWins Jamaica Race\nNEW TORK, Oct U (AP).-Wa-\nIlam Woodward'! Isolater won the\nflnt running ot the $10,000 added\nGallant Fox Handicap at Jamaica\ntoday u Charlu S. Howard*! Sor-\nteado broke down during the race.\nIiolater, coupled with WheaUey\nStable'i Hostility md quoted at 8 to\n9, icored by ilx lengthi over Mrs.\nB. F. Whlttker'i Sickle T. HotUlity\nwn third, mother three lengthi\ntwty. The winner went the mile\nand five turlongi in 3:43.\nDawson Heads Bowling and Batting\nAverages Nelson Cricket Club\nT. S. Dawson wu credited with IN runi ln 10 Innings, once not out\nto lead the Nelson Cricket Club during the 1039 seaion, tvengu luued\nby G. A. (Pat) Brabaion, Captain of the team, ihow.\nOf eight gamu pliyed thli mien, ieven were won by the Nelion\neleven tnd one lost A ninth gime, in Spokme ln Mty, wu tbmdoneQ\nbefore either ilde completed an inning on account ot rain.\nFollowing are ihe figures:\nBATTING AVERAGES: (Not lesi than three innings considered).\nNumber ot Tlmu Tottl Hlghut Average\nO. Fltier \u2014\nT. S. Dawson\t\nE. 3. Bowkett\t\nG. A. Brabaion _\na J. Mulloy .._.\nC. D. Peanon \u2014\nS, H. Smith \n. A. Parker\t\nA. Parker _____\na Main\t\nW. A. Hoteop \u2014\nD. F. Detcon \t\nM. L. Corfield\t\nx\u2014Slgnlfles\nBOWLING:\nInnings\n. 1\n.10\n. <\n. 0\n.10\n\u00ab\n. 0\n. 9\n. 3\n. I\n. 5\n11\n. I\nnot out\n, 1\n- 1 .\n1\n0\n0\n0\n4\n0\n1\n' o \u25a0-,\n\u25a0'1 '*.\nl\n\u25a0t\nruns\n44\n183\n100\n128\n118\n47\n37\n09\n7\n88\n38\n97\n13\nscore\n37\n53\n43\n43\n89\n18\n18x\n24\n4x\n30\nlOx\n18x\n1\n23.00\n20.33\n14.38\n14.23\n11.90\n7.83\n7.40\n7.23\nISH\n8.87\n829\nS.70\n3.60\n?. F. Detcon _\n. S. Dtwion .\nH. A Pirker _\nR. Mtln\t\nR. 3. MuUoy -\nG. Fitter\t\nIsiW:\n\"not out'\n(Six oven in two or more gamu considered).\nOven Mtldeni Rum Wickets Avert\nJ\n.27\n.73\n.48\n. 6\n:1\ni\n18\n3\n15\n6\n0\n0\n0\n18\n138\n98\n180\n137\n24\n19\n23\n19\n2\n3\n1\n3.30\n475\n8.00\n8.rt\n9.13\n12.IKJ\n14S0\n30.00\nAMERICANS OPEN\nHOCKEY TRAINING\nPORT ARTHUa Oct 12 (CP)-\nNew York Americmi of the National Hockey League opened training here today u Manager Mervyn\n(Red) Dutton aent them through\nikitlng practice. sScrimmaging WlU\nbegin tomorrow.\nDutton tent home all the amateun who attended the Amerlcani'\npreparatory school except Goalie\nCharlie Rayner of Kenora, Ont, Defencemen Pete Slobodzlan of Reglna and Forward! Sid Brown of\nFUn Flon, Mm, md BUI Benson,\nWinnipeg. It wu expected thue\nmm would be ebsorbed into the\nAmericmi' torm tyitem. '\ni \u25a0.\nEdmonton Grads\nMarriages Surprise\nEDMONTON, Oct 12 (CP), -\nPlam were completed tonight by\nEdmonton Commercial Graduate!\nBasketball Club to entertain more\nthan 100 penoni at their 35th birthday party tomorrow night Whtt\nawards or presentation! would be\nmtde were kept secret\nOn Tuesdiy night the Gradi had\na party at tbe home of their coach,\n3. Percy Page, and were shocked\nu much u any other Edmontonlani\nwhen Noel MicDontld md Mabel\nMunto, retiring veterani, announced their marriages.\nThe two were expected to *\nlater this FaU- Noel, Captain md\ncentre until lait week, married\nHarry Robertion of Kimberley, B.C.\nat Bonnen Ferry, Idaho, Aug. 29,\nand Mtbel, 1 gutrd with Grtdi\nilnce 1933, wu wed in Edmonton\nSept 23 to Jtck McCloy.\nSkiers to Collect\nWinter Fuel Sunday\nSunday morning memben of the\nNeltonSkl Club will trek up to\ntheir run neir the Nelson Golf md\nCountry Club to continue preptra-\ntiom for tht coming leason i activ-\nitlu. Lut Sundiy a woodshed wu\nbuilt md thii time the mitn work\nwiU be directed toward gathering\nthe Wlnten lupply of wood.\nBURGESS\nFLA8HUGHT ANO RADIO\nBATTERIES\nAcme Automotive\n611 Baker Supply Phone 1040\nIng wu highly important He ipoke\nof the Quebec election campaign,\n\"a matter of great concern to aU\nlions of support to offset more vocal\nopponents.\nThere it not a du here but\nwill do tU he cm.\" emphuixed\nMr. Bemford. \"Ihe Government it\ndoing all lt cm and is doing it\nproperly.\"\nFoUowing defeat of Uie original\nresolution on a vote of about six-\ntenths, Uit Boird tuthorlzed Mr.\nMinn to ippoint t committee whioh\nwould dnw a resolution expreulng the reidlness of the Boird ot\nTrade \"to rapport Uie Government\nin my meuurei ttken for the iue*\nceuful proiecutlon of the wtr.\"\nPurse With Wages,\nMoney, Checks Is\nStolen, Mrsr Gibbon\nA pane containing a month's\nwages, mother sum of money, two\nchecks, three bankbooks and a\nfountain pen, wu stolen trom a\ndresser drawer in a bedroom at\nthe home of Mn. Elizabeth Gibbon,\nat the Club Hotel, 401 SUlca Street\nOctober 1 The pune and waget\nbelonged to Mrs. Gibbon's daughter, Mlu Juanlta Gibbon.\nThe nurse wu taken either be*\ntween 10 and 11 a.m. or 4.59 md\n9:10 pm. u Mn. Gibbon wu In\nthe house the remainder of the day,\nahe itated.\nCity police have tevenl impacts\nunder suspicion.\nHermanson Sentenced\nto Second 30 Days\nin Jail for Theft\nWiHlam Hermanson, who ll already terving t lentence of 30 dayt\nat the Provincial Jail it Nelson for\nfraudulenUy obtaining food, wu\nlentenced to a second term ot 30\ndiyi bird labor, thli on a charge\nof theft when he appeared before\nHenry John, Stipendiary Magiitrate;\nat Salmo Thunday. The lecond sentence Is to run from September 38.\nHe wu escorted to Nelson by\nConstable C. A BeUhoule ot Stlmo,\nCanadlani\", md auerted registration ot manpower wu \"dynamite\nln its inference!.\" It wu too loon\nfor iuch a itep. In my cue he\ndoubted whether it wu tte function of the botrd to put my ruolutlon detllng with iar matter of con*\ntrovenlal political nature.\nHli own opinion might be quite\ndifferent to the itand ne wu taking, he ragguted. He preferred to\nluve \"to responsible\nnent\"\ngovernmi\nthe decision upon iuch a matter.\nIndustrie! were ilrudy registered\nthrough their mnual reporta.\nWOULD REWORD IT\nVen. Archdeacon Fred H. Graham\nopposed defeat of the resolution\niince it would teem that the Boerd,\nln doing w, would be aligning it*\nlelf with thoee opposed to Government policy, whereu the opposite\nwu desired. He sugguted a committee to reword the ruolutlon.\nH. a Gore expreued a long-held\nopinion whm he nld mmy residents ot Canida wtre not naturalized md auerted \"it Cmada It good\nenough to Uve ln If i good enough\nto become naturalized In.\" He lug-\nSeated non-British resident! should\nt required to become citizens.\nDoubting the need for tny reso-.\nlutlon, a M. Whimiter decland\n\"we are aU going to lupport the\nGovernment*\nMr. McHardy auerted hte ruolutlon uked \"limply for an inventory\nof our reeourcu sod tdded that\nelection machinery now tet up\ncould be employed tor registration.\nIt was \"up to the Board to expreu its views in support of tte\nGovernment\" Tbe City CoumrU recenUy had a letter from a body of\nmen opposing Canada's active participation ln the war, \"md tte letter wu such ttat I believe ill those\nmen ihould be in in internment\ncimp,\" he added. Mr. McHardy declared it wu utentitl that tte\nGovernment ihould have expret-\nRahko Jailed, Pays\nFine; Is Released\nNlUo Rahko. who wu convicted\nat CuUegar Thunday morning on\na charge ot reckleu driving, was\nlentenced to pty a fine of $10 or in\ndefault ot payment to serve 10 days\nln the Provincial Jail at Nelson. Unable to pay the fine when lentenced,\nhe wu escorted to Jill by Conitable\nJohn Henry of the Provinciil PoUce Highway Patrol After arrival\nat the Jail, he paid hit tine md\nwti realised.\nBe wis sentenced by Joseph\nSpeakman, Stipendiary Magiitrate.\nlihed\nntrol\nby the Government ol\nBritiih Columbia\nAUt1RMJA'ft^M^^^WINES\nRICH\nTRALIAM\ntin rich MI body, Sue fla-onr,\nand sxnutetetitty Ugh quality\n\u25a0BpUin the Dominion wide\npopularity ti Ewe Peeta.\nEmpire Tariff Prefa\nwowswrpoBT\npgSM g I\n\u2022\u2022wu ______ w_.e*i'\ntote\nnn mc wine co. ltd.\n.__\u201e a Imtm aMertl\nI1MS\n$105\nThis idvertliement li not publiihed or d\nBotrd or by tte Governmmt i\n \t\n\u2014\nPAQt IIOHT\nNEtSON DAILY NEWS, NELION. B.C-FRIDAY MORNINO. OCT. 18, 18JS.\nWaste No Time to Answer a Daily\nClass Ad That Interests You\nTouching Stories From Country\nAbout London's Evacuated Children\n\u25a0V HAROLD FAIR\nLONDON. Oct 11 (CP)-In vtin\nthe billeting officer went trom\nhouse to house ln normilly hospitable Rtckmansworth, Herts, seeking i home for two colored children. But nobody leemed to wint\n. them.\n\"Thli color lini ii unfilr,\" he\ntold himielf. \"Duhed If t won't\nttke them home myielf.\"\nHii wife wu charmed with her\nlittle chargei. And u she undressed\nthe girl of the pair thit night ihe\nfound in envelope pinned to her\npetticott It wu iddreued to \"the\nwomin who undresses my children\ntonight, with thinki for looking\nafter them, God bleu you.' Enclosed wu \u00a380 (ibout $240.)\nThe money will be uied for the\nchildren'! food, clothes and schooling.\nIt ta juit one ot the itoriei beginning to reich London from thi\ncountry ifter the gruteit mass Immigration of women tnd children\nln Brltain'i hiitory\u2014thli week ot\ncvtcueu trom i city thit authoritiei winted emptied of youngsters\nbeciuse of the fetr of ilr raids.\nTo grasp the Immensity of London's problem think ot taking til\nthe children tn Halifax, Stint John,\nMontretl, Toronto, Winnipeg, tnd\nVincouver to the country.\nThe migration is a story of humor md pathos. It la a itory of\nhow ln the grut country houses\nmd pleasant cottages Englishmen\nire rally beginning to leirn how\nthe \"other htlT llvu.\nThe itory ta told of three little\nCockneyi given a pletsint bedroom In t Yorkihlre home, Whu\ntheir hoiteu went upstairs to see\nthem safely tucked in bed, there\nwu no sign of them. They were\nfound sleeping under the bed.\n\"We tlwtyi do,\" they told her.\n\"Mum ud Did htve the bed it our\nhome.\"\nIn one town residents ara pro-\ntasting that evacueu are using\ntheir gu masks to catch shrimps.\nThe report uid children accepted evacuation u a holiday but the\nmothers proved difficult When\nthey met slight difficulties ln the\neerly stages of their country life\nthey took the easiest course tnd returned home.\n\"Other reaioni tor the return\not evacuees were thit mmy of\nthe mothen expected full boird,\nlodgings ind urvice ind when they\nfound they hid to work t little,\nthey \"refused ud left,\" the report\nuid.\nCreston Council\n; lo Discuss Fire\nBrigade Service\nCRESTON, B.C. - Fire brigide\n! and waterworks mitten were to\nthe tore it the October meeting of\nthe Villtge Council which wts held\nTuesdty, due the regulir night\n(Monday) falling on Thanksgiving\nDay. Councillor Mallandaine, who\nhad resigned as Reeve it the Mty\nmeeting, whm the wtterworki purchue wis occupying ittention, was\nreinstated tl Reeve, md presided.\nAnother future wu t raise ot 88\nper month to the clerk, Miu E. F.\nArrowsmith.\nProceedings opened with a reception to Charles Murrell and\nAxel Anderson, from the Rite*\nStyeri' sVwocittlon, who htd writ*\nm i letter uking for permiulon to\ndlscuu fire protection tnd wtter*\n[ worki office operatloni.\nI Reeve Mallandaine Intimated the\ncouncil itrongly fivored providing\nt fire brigade urvice, insofar u\nfinancei would permit, ud suggested the best wiy to get action\n> would be for a citizens meeting, or\na Boird of Trade session, it which\n: the siie of the fire fighting force\nmight be igreed upon, t chief\ntentatively selected ud other details tgreed upon, ifter which a\nconference could be hid with the\ncouncil to give effect to deliberations. The council would be willing to provide sleeping quarters it\nthe fire hall for one or two volunteers to assure prompt response to\nall alarms.\nThe Reeve notified the town hat)\n628 feet of itandird how, 380 feet ot\n2-inch hoie, and there were 23\nhydrant!. Al fundi permitted he\nfavored Installing more of the litter, the coit of which wu $40\napiece, inttallttlon extra.\nHe had prepared a fire map and\n-vere the brigade formed would\ndiscuss with them the location tnd\nclass of hydrants, the water pipe\nfeeding them, and give full informition is to regulating supply.\nLiter in the evening the ume mttter wu discussed with t Botrd ot\nTrtde Committee of Jimes Qook,\nH. B. Johnson tnd Charles Murrell,\nwho had discussed the village fire\nhazard with a Mr. Dowling ot the\nFire Underwriter! Auoclition.\nToo, lt wai revelled the mttter\nbid peen discussed by Board of\nTrtde offkitli_.who had persuaded\nM. R. Joyce to take the position ot\nlire chief. The Dowling letter indicated thit with in efficient brigade\na reduction of 8 per cent on rates\nin the buiineu wctlon might be\nlooked for. It wu finally tgreed to\ncall a ipeciil meeting of the council for Thundiy night at which\nthe Board of Trade committee tl\nexpected to tubmit i plan for tire\nbrigade reorganization md mtln*\ntenince.\nReeve Mallandalne wu thorough ln outlining to the committee\nof the Ratepayers' Association Just\nwhat had transpired since the village took over the waterworks system at the end of August Al to\nthe compliint thtt the city clerk\nihould handle both Jobi the Reeve\nwu emphatic that there wu too\nmuch work for one; thit t leparate\n' iet of booki htd to be kepi ind\nthtt collecting might hive to be\ndone. Hr. Powell, In chtrge of the\nwiterworki office wu reiponilble\nto the villtge clerk, tnd thtt under\nthe new irrugement there wu\n\u2022 Havt You a\nUsed\nFURNACE\n!\nWhy Not Turn It\nInto Cosh?\nA WANT AD\nWill Find a '-\nPurchaser\nTwo (J) llnu 8 tlmu SOe net\nTwe (2) llnu onu SOc net\nNelson Daily Newt\nPHONI 144\nCity Hill service trom 10 t.m to\n4 p.m. daily.\nAfter hearing the Reeve'i outline of the council decisions tctivi-\ntiei Mr. Murrell remarked that\nthe new system wu not unanimously commended, but in view\nof what had been done there wai\nreally nothing to diicuu. Mr. Anderson's only comment wu thit a\none mm operation wis, ln hli\nopinion, preferable.\nThere wu in ipplicitlon for a\nitreet light at the corner of Victoril Avenue and Murdock Street,\nwhich will be Inveitigated. Creiton\nbranch of the Red Crou Society\nwere glvu permiulon to bold a\ntag diy.\nD. A. Smith offered $78 for the\ntwo lota on Fourth Street now occupied ii the villtge pound. Ai\nlt appears to be unused the council will make the sale. The B.C.\nUnion of Municipalities meets tt\nVictorit the latter part of the\nmonth, Reeve Mallandaine will be\nln the capital tt tbe time and represent the village without coit to the\nmunicipality.\nThe Badminton Club wroti uking fot the uie of Pirk Pivillon\non the ume termi ts lut season,\npliy to commence October 18. They\nwish the building Mondiy, Wednesdiy ind Saturday evenlngi, tnd\nSunday afternoon. The Pavilion\nCommittee will handle the mttter,\nCameron MacDonald wai reappointed Pavilion caretaker on the\nunderstanding the village's shire\not the ulary would be not more\nthan $8 a month.\nAccounts passed for piyment\ntotalled $477, and there is t bink\nbalance tfter these tre pild of\n$1048. It was revealed $1772 of 1939\ntaxes are still unpaid, along with\n$800 of 1939 trade licenses. As usual\nthe council Will buy a poppy wreith\nfrom the Legion Ltdlu' Auxilltry\nfor Armistice Diy. For Armistice,\nwhich falls on Saturday, stores will\nbe closed trom 10 a.m. to 12 noon\nonly.\" \u2022\nThe first financial itatement on th\u00ab\nwtterworki ihowed June, July tnd\nAuguit revenuu combined were\n$1479, md tfter ttkng ctre of oper-\ntting costs $777 hid been turned\nover to the villtge. For September,\nthe first month the villtge hu\nbeen in full charge, the Intake wu\n$628, tnd there wu $184 unptid.\nOperating expenie htd been $328.\nIt wai Unounced the council's\nwtterworki committee wu mtde\nuo of ill three memberi ot council. , , i\nULUOTS PREMIER\nOF ESTONIA\nTALLIN}!, latonla.'b-t 12 (AP)\n\u2014Prof. Jurl Uluota becime Premier of Eitonia todiy, heading t\ncabinet which political observers\nInterpreted u marking a trend to\nthe right .\nProf Antonlui Pile, former minister to Wuhlngton, wu named\nforelgS miniiter.\nProf. Uluota, long prominent in\nEstonia, hai been President ot the\nChamber of Deputies.\nKaarel Eenpalu hid bun Premier md Karl Setter Foreign Mlnliter ilnce AprU, 1938.\n3 MORE DEATHS FROM\nSCHOOL BUS CRASH\nW,\\R, W. Va, Oct' 12 (Kt*) -\nFour more deathi today brought\nto seven the toll ot dud In a school\nbui crash near here.\nLatest victims were Hubert L.\nBelcher, 39, driver of the truck,\nRalph Earls, 17, Charlu Colvard,\nIB, and Lucille White, 16,\nMORRISON WONT SEEK\nA.F.L REELECTION\nCINCINNATI, Oct. 11 (AP) -\nFrank Morrlion announced to the\nAmericu Federation of Libor convention todty thtt he would not\nseek reelection as A. F. of L. Secretary-Treasurer, t pott he hu held\nlince 1898. . . .\nPOLISH GENERAL\nARRIVES IN PARIS\nPARIS, Oct 12 (AP)-Oeneral\nCtslmir Sosnowiki, who commtnd-\ned the Polish trmy ot Lwow during\nthe German-Russian invasion, irrived today atter neaping trom\nPolind in civilian clothes.\nFrench Cabinet \u25a0\nMeets Today\nPARIS, Oct 11 (AP)-Premlir\nDtltdler todty lummoned hli cabinet to meet tomorrow with Pruldent Albert Lebrun for a general\nreview of the war.\nPrime Minliter Chitnberltln'i\nitatement ln the Houie ot Commoni\nwu welcomed here u new evidence\nof unity btween Britain md France\nigilnit Adolf Hltler'i puce propouli.\nKING SEES POLISH\nFOREIGN MINISTER\nLONDON, Oct 12 (CP).-The\nKing todiy received the Pollih\nForeign Minliter, Auguit Zileiki.\nwho u visiting London to confer\nwith Britiih official!.\nChamberlain to\nSpeak Saturday\nLONDON, Oct 12 (APl.-Prlmi\nMiniiter Chimberliln will give a\nbroidcut tddreu on the lnternttionil situttion on Stturdiy night,\nlt wu unounced todiy.\nGOT TO RUSSIA\nAMSTERDAM, Oct 11 (AP) -\nA Netherludi leimin on the Oerman liner Bremen declired todty\nthe vessel ruched Murmansk, north\nRussltn port, tfter a thrilling voyage during which ihe flew the\nSoviet flag, ud preparation! were\nmade to destroy her rither thm illow her to ttll Into British hinds.\nE. Poet a cook and only Nether-\ntandi leimu on the Bremen when\nshe uiled Auguit 30 from New\nYork told bli itory its a copyrighted\nInterview with the Amsterdim\nnewspiper Het Volk after hit return to hti nitive country.\nHe utd Captain Adolf Ahrens\nskirted tbe blockade of the British fleet with barreli of guoline\non deck rudy for burning the vessel nther thin allow her to be\ncaptured by the Britiih.\nthe voyage wai veiled In luch\nlecrecy he uld, that the erew did\nnot know the liner's destinttion,\n\u202211 lighti were extinguished during\nthi North Atlmtlc crossing ind\ntbe wireleu tnswered no calli.\nPut uld thtt after iome diyi\nit iea he realized the Bremen wu\nstiling ftr to the North, beciuse of\nthe cold weither, but thit he htd\nno ldet whert ihe wu going.\nThere were no peuengen or ctr*\ngo and every precaution wu mtde\nto uve tbe crew hi vent of u ittack. . ,\nThe veuel wu painted gray u\n\u25a0he iped icrosi the Atlantic. She\ntravelled much ot the time in heavy\nmist which helped to conceil her\ntrom uy ihlpi neir her courie.\nPoet brought btck picture! of\ncrew activity on the voyage, ihowlng among other thlngi how they\npainted the hull of the liner while\nsuspended in life botti.\nOnt picture ihowed a group In\nwhich Put wu complcoui u the\nonly one not giving the Nui ulute.\nSANFRANCISCb\nDOCK TIEUP OVIR\nSAN FRANCISCO, Oct 11 (AP).\n\u2014Sm Frtnclico'i latut dock tie-\nup, which had halted negotiation!\nfor a new water front agreement\n\u2022long the United Statu Ptcific coast\nwu ended today when the Ship\nClerki' Auoclation, Congress for\nIndustrial Organization affiliation,\n\u25a0greed to call off Ita picket! it the\nPanama Pacific Compny dock.\nMeantime, CI. O. longihoremen\nuked Wayne L. Mone to return u\nPacific Cout Mtrltime arbitrator, a\npost he resigned Mondiy after the\nlongihoremen hid refuted to pen\nthe clerks' -picket! to unload the\nCity of Newport News, Panama\npassenger and freight veuel.\nMorse' had ordered the longihoremen through the picket Une on\nthe groundi lt wu not formed as\nthe result of a bona fide itrlke, but\nwu a \"colluilve\" clerk-longihore\n\u2022ction, and contrary to the termi of\nthe extended waterfront igreement\nunder which longihoremen are\nworking. \/\nTO PUSH ECONOMIC -\nWAR AGAINST GERMANY\nPKSiS. Oct 11 (AP).-An offlclil\ninnouncement laid today measures\nto push the economic war agalnit\nGermmy \"to the limit\" hid been\ndrawn up ln London yuterdiy by\nGeorgu Pernot French blockide\nmlnliter, ud the British Mlnliter\nof Economic Warfare, Ronald Cross.\nPernot who made a flying two-\nslay visit to England, found the\ntwo nitioni in \"complete accord,\"\nthe announcement uld. ,\nPrison Batlg Nrwa\nMember of the Cinidiu Dally\nNewipeptn Auoclation\n.. Telephone 144\nPrivate Exchange. Connecting\nte All Department!.\nClassified Advertising Rates\nlie per line per lniertion\n44c per line per week (8 comecutlve insertions tor the price\noft).\n1.43 per line per month (28 lniertloni). . .\n(Minimum 2 llnu per Insertion)\nBox numben lie extra. Thli\ncoven uy number of\nlniertloni.\nLECAL NOTICES-\n18c per line, flnt lniertion and\nIts uch subsequent Insertion.\nALL ABOVE RATES LESS 10%\nFOR PROMPT PAYMENT\nI SPECIAL LOW RATI\nSituations Wantid 26o for any\nrequired number ef llnu fer',\nIlx diyi, payable In advance.\nSUBSCRIPTION RATES\nSingle copy .._ $ .08\nBy carrier, per week .28\nBy carrier, per year ......__ 13.00\nBy Mall:\nOne month $ .78\nThree monthi __.._._._..... 2.00\nSix monthi i 4.00 ,\nOne yur , 8.00\nAbove ntu ipply in Cmada,\nthe United Statu, end the\nUnited Kingdom, to subscriben\nliving outiide regulir carrier\ntreu.\nEliewhere ud In Cutda where\nextra poitage li required, one\nmonth $1.50, three monthi S4.00,\n\u25a0be monthi $8.00, one year $16.00.\nFOR AND WANTED TO RENT\nNOV. lit UNFURNISHED FRONT\nSuite. Now vacant, 2 roomed unfurn. $30. Alio modern houu for\nule or rent Kerr Apartmenta.\nFOR RENT, MODERN APART-\nmenta. Unfurnished. Apply Room\n203 Johnstone Building,\nWANTED FURNISHED HOUSE\nfor Winter monthi. Write to Box\n8798 Dally Newi. . \u25a0\nFOR RENT 8 RM. BUNGAEOW,\ngarage. 716 Hendryx St Ph. 778X.\nFOR RENT OR SSLE\u2014FOUR RM.\nbungalow. Box 8907 Daily Newi.\nONE AND TWO HiOOM 'SUMS,\nilso botrd $30 mo. Ph 940,817 Wtrd\n8 RM. HOUSE, CLOSE IN. 3 BED-\nrooms $24 month, C. W. Appleytrd\nFURNISHED HOUSE KEEP1H&\nroomi for rent. Annible Block.\nFOR RENT 8 ROOM HOUSE, 707\nVictorit Street Phone 1020R.\nTERRACE APTS. Beiutlful modern\nfrigidaire equipped suites. .\nFURN. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS\nfor rent 711 Vernon Street _\n4 ROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT.\nD. Migllo, Phone 808L,\nTWO CLEAN ROOMS. APPLY TO\n128 Silica Street\t\nROOM AND BOARD\nROOM OR ROOM AND BOARD,\ndue ln. Gentlemen preferred.\n904 Stanley St. Phone I58L.\nROOM AND BOARD. PHONE_i*_\nor epply at 419 SUlca Street.\nROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO\nmen. 620 Victoria Street\nLIVESTOCK. POULTRY\nAND SUPPLIES, ETC.\nFOR SALE COW FRESH SHORTLY\n2nd calf, W. D. Ridge, Bonnington.\n7 WEEKS OLD PIGS FOR SALE $5.\nP. A. Schlig, Fauquier, B, C.\nBIRTHS\nGROCUTT - To Mr. ud Mri. J.\nOrocutt of Michel, a ion.\t\nHELP WANTED\nEXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN*\neral homework. Apply with reference!, Mra. Donald MacDonald,\n1298 Pine Avenue, Trail, B. C.\nWANTED EXPERIENCED MAN\nfor dairy and trult farm. Referencu required. Apply Leirmontb'i\nDiiry, Cruton, B. C.\nWANTED MARRIED MAN FOR\ndairy farm. State age, experience,\nnationality Box 8917 Daily Newa.\nWANTED - GENERAL SERVsVNT.\nDaily, 9 till 8, except Sundayi. Ap*\nply Dally Newi Box 8918.\nGIRL WANTED AT ONCE. APHS.\nL. D. Cafe, opposite Depot ln\nPerson. Salmo, B. C. .\nFAIRVIEW GIRL FOR HSWK. AF-\nternoons, some evening!. Ph. 740X.\nAGENTS AND SALESPEOPLE\nCHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS\nAmbitloui, energetic men and wo-\n- men can earn iplendld money wiling ctrdi until Chriitmu. We\nhtve the largest range of penonal\nmd boxed auortmenta In Canada. Priced to iuit every .pocket-\nbook. Satisfaction gutrtnteed or\nmoney refunded. Informition\n. without obllgttlon. Write today\nMister Kraft Limited, Room li\nDoherty Building, Toronto, Ont\nSITUATIONS WANTED\nSpeciil Low Rate for tdvertue-\nmenti under thli cltulflcatlon\nto isilit people seeking employment Only 28c for one week\n(6 dayi) coven a ny number\nof required linei. Ptytble ln\nadvuee.\nENGLISH TRADESMAN. 28 YRS.\nexperience la painting, decorating,\nfloon renewed, graining, ipeclalty.\nligni, etc, deslrei work. No Job\ntoo imall nor large, A. Woodi,\nMidden Hotel. City.\nYOUNG CAPABLE GIRL RE-\nqulru general homework. Referencei. Preferably in Nelion. Box\n8882 Diily-Newi.\nPOSITIONS WANTED BY TWO\nexperienced men, dilry or farm\nwork. H. Gourlie, Lumberton, B. C.\nEXPERIENCED GIRL (18) DE-\nsires general housework. Either\nTrail, Nelson Box 8918 Dally News\nEXPERIENCED GIRL WANTS\nptrt time work. Also work by\nhour. Phone 494X before 1 pm.\nCAPABLE WOMAN REQUIRtS\nSeneral housework. Good cook,\nleep out Box8929 DeilyJJewi.\nEXPERIENCED FINNISH GIRt\nwant! work by hour, day, month.\n_3J6 Robion Street. Phone 817L.\n__*5*_RI_aiC_S> BOY DESIRES\"!\npoiition ln itore or office. Refer-\nencu. Box 8988 Dally Newt.\nWOMAN COOK WANtffWMK\nRestaurant or camp. Phone 780.\nAUTOMOTIVE,\nMOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES\nPRIVATE SALI .\n1937 DeSoto Touring Sedan,\nHeater ud defroster,\n1937 Ford Convertible Coupe,\nRadio, Heater tnd defroster.\nBoth Can Like New\nRAMP BODY It FENDER WORKS\n3 USED CARS,.REAL BARGAINS.\nSee at City Auto Wrecken, 831\nJoiephlne Street or Phone 447,\n1938 4-DOOR WILLYS SEDAN. EX-\ncellent condition. Sacrifice price.\nBox 8913 Dally Newi.\nWant to Sell Something? A\nDaily News Classified Ad will\ndo It. PHONE 144. .\nPERSONAL\nOET BRANDS JELLIES. JAMS,\nflih, meat etc. Imported from Eiig-\nltnsl Star Grocery. Ph. 10 or 11.\nDRIVE IN NOW FOR \"W1NTER\nproofsng.\" Hutenl s*inti-Freeie!\netc. Beicon Service, 701 Baker St\nQ-KSTMAS SPECIAL ON PORT-\nrtiti by Vogue Studio. Limited\ntlmi only. Phone 48 todiy.\nNEED READY CASHt SELL THE\nthingi you no longer wut to\nJ. Chew, 624 Vernon Street\nCALL CITY T\/-XI - PHOWHb\nfor comfort ud reliability. Day\nand night wrvlce.\t\nFIRST GRADE BULBS - PLANT\nnow. Crocui. Tulipe. Hyicinths, etc\nMinn, Rutherford Co. 498 Baker.\nBREAD IS THE GREATESTFOOTJ\nbuilder. Try Choquette Broi.\n\"Mother'i Bretd.\"-Phone 288.\nGET YOUR WINTER COATTOJB\nhit clamed now. Phone 107. H. J.\nWilton, Tailor md Dry Cleaner.\nSALVATION ARMY - IF YOU\nhtve old clothing, footwear or\nfurniture to spare pleue Ph. 618L.\nWhen in Vancouver stop at\nAimer Hotel Opp. C. P. R. Depot\nSPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER IS\nnow on at McGregor Bru.. Solve\nyour gift problem. Give-your photo\nSanitary personal rubber\nI ood!, 24 tatex $1. Free price lut\n, Jensen, 1042 Hiro St, vincouver\nHAV* Y6U AKY AHTIQUKt\nTop pricu paid tor tntiquet at\n_The_Home Furniture 413 Hill St\nS T O P\"tOBACC*OT SNUFF HABIT\nInstantly. Satisfaction or money\nrefunded. Pirtlculin, Box 17,\nSchuler, Alberta.\t\nGENUINE LATEX SPECIAL OTD.\n28 for $1.00 or Jiffy prepired IB\ntor $1.00 (free catalogue). National\nImporter!, Box 244 Edmonton.\nAN OFFER TO EVERY IN-\nventor. Uit of winted Invention!,\nand tull Information unt tree The\nRamuy Compuy, World Pitent\nAttorneyi, 273 Bank St, Ottawa.\nSTOP THAT ITCH\nPruritus, Itching of mui, rectum, etc.\nMy treitment hu proved luccessful. Inexpensive. Pirtlculin trom\nW. Lucu, S23 Ranetagh Avenue,\nVucouver, B. ti-\ncmisTMAs \"(SAttttj nm yotn\nown mtpthota are the reilly per-\nsonil cardi. Send negttlve tad 10c\nfor umple. Pricu for quutltlu\nwtll be unt with umple. Kryital\nPhotoi, WUkle, Sukitchewm.\nHYGIENE PRODUCTS, DRUG\nSundrlu ot hlghut qutllty ud\nlowut pricea. Doien Deluxe for\n80c, or 17 auortment tor $1.00,\npoitpiid ln pltln leiled wrapper\nwith latut mall order price flit\nWutern Supply Agency, Box 687,\nVancouver, B. C. _____\nJ-tfN t>AST40l -_-L 6Lt>WHS TO\nrundown lymptomi? Try OSTREX\nTabled of 2 energliing itimuluta\nobtained trom raw oyiten plui 4\ntonlci for blood, nervet, whole\nbody. It not delighted wtth reiulta\ntint package, maker refund! lta\nprice. You don't riik a puny. Call,\nwrite, Mann, Rutherford Company\nand ill good dnigglita.\t\nMELODIES OR LYRICS REVISED.\nStaftwrlter for Unlveml and Columbia Muilc PublUhen. Revile\nlyrlci or melodlei, furnish contact! and place your completed\n\u25a0ong with genulhe publishers, tor\npublication. Self-addressed stamp-\n\u25a0 ed envelope tor full particulan.\nH. A. Huxley (The Haven) R. M.\nD. 4, Cordova Bty, B. C.\nYOU SAW IT IN THE DAILY NEWS\nPROPERTY, HOUSES, FARMS\nGOOD FARM LANDS FOR SAO.\non euy termi In Alberta ud\nSukatcbewan. Write for full Informition to 908, Dept of Natural\nRuourcu, C. P. st., Ctlgis-y, Alta.\nFOR SALE - MODERN SMALL\nbungalow. Fifth Street Apply 204\nChtthtm Street or Phone 792R2.\nLEGAL NOTICES\nForm No. IS\n. (.Section 39)\nLAND ACT\nNotice of Intention to Apply to\nPurchue Lud\nIn Nelson Land Recording District of Kooteniy, Nelion, B. C, tnd\ntltuita wut of Sudy Creek md\n\u2022bout one mile loutherly trom Tighum Poet Office. ,\nTike notice tint Sam Evin Ktne-\ngu, Alex Migeliky ind Mix Stit-\nrttt of Tighum, 6. C, occupation\nFirmen, intend to tpply for permission to purchue the following\ndescribed Unds:\u2014\nCommencing it a post plinted\nabout 20 chilni easterly from the\nnortheast corner of Lot 8263 thence\n20 chalni southerly; thence 20 chiini\nwesterly: thence 20 chtlne north-\ne'y; to point et commencement\nand containing 40 acrei, mora or\nleu. . ,\nSAM EVAN KANEGAN,\nALEX MAGELSKY,\nMAX SASARATT.\nDtted September 28th, 1939.\nFOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS\nBUILDING MATERIALS\nCement, Lime Pluter ind Brick,\nPlinti md Varnishes, common\nud Cout Lumber, Shingles,\nLtthi tnd Mouldings, Glau of ill\nkinds, Roofing Material!, Building Papen, Insul-Board and Lath,\nCalcium Chloride. Reinforcing\nIron, Will Finishes.\nNELSON.SASH&DOOR\nCO., LTD.\n701 Front Street Phone 292\nPIPE, TUBES, FITTINGS\nNEW AND USED\nLarge itocki for lmmedtate ihipment\nSWsUlTZ PIPE YARD\nlit Avuue and Main St\n Vancouver, B. C.\nWHISKY\nBsUtRELS FOR WINE.\nAll ilws; alio barreli for other\npurpoiu. Active Trading, 916\nPowell Street Vincouver, B. C\nPIPE AND FITTINtJ\nATLAS IRON k METALS LTD\n250 Prior St Vmcouver, B. C.\nIRON FIREMAN SAVETTUlt\nglvu comfort $248 cuh. Box\n5640 Dtlly Newi,\nHOT WATER FURNACE. GOOD\ncondition. Phone 436X1.*\nFOR SALE YEW WOOD. & P.\nPond, Nelion, B. C.\nBABY BUGGY FOR SALE. PHONE\n404-R.\nWANTED MISCELLANEOUS\nSHIP US YOUR SCRAP METALS\nor Iron, my quutlty. Top pricu\nraid. Active Trading Company,\n16 Powell St, Vancouver, B. C.\nHIGH PRICE PAID FOR SCfflQ?\ncopper, brasi, lead, etc. Ark Store.\n$300 1st MORTGAGE ON lit CLASS\nproperty. Box 8923 Daily Newi.\nFARM, GARDEN fr NURSERY\nPRODUCTS, FERTILIZER\nALL KINDS FRUIT TREES, I YR.\nold SOc, 2 year old 75c, climbing\nand bush roses, grape vines, S tor\n$1. Blick curranti, white, red\ncurrants, 18c etch. Apply Eugene\nHtmmerer, P. O. Taghum, B. C.\nGOOD GARDEN SOIL FREE FOR\nhauling. 915 Stanley Street.\nCLASSIFIED MAIL ORDERS\nfrom out-of-town reildenti given\nprompt tttention\nLOST AND FOUND\nTo Flnderg - '' t\nIf you find i cat or dog, pocket*\nbook, Jewelry or tur, or uythlng else ot value telephone the\nDtlly Newi. A \"Found'' Ad. will\nbe inserted without coit to you.\nWe will collect from the owner.\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY\nASSAYIRS\nE. W. WIDDOWSON. PROVINCIAL\nA n \u2022 1 y 11 Asuyer, Metallurgical\nEngineer, Sampling Agenti for\nTrail Smelter. 304-306 Josephine\nStreet Nelson, B. C.\nGRENVILLE H. GRIMWOOD\nProvinciil s\u2014nyer tnd Chemlit 420\nFill Street P. O. Box 9, NeUon.\nB. C. Representing thlpperr\nlntereit it Trail. B. C.\t\nHAROLD S. EI-Mi-TROSSLAND,\nB. C. Provinciil Aiuyer, Chemlit\nlndlvlduil representative! for\nihlppen it Trail Smelter.\nCHIROPRACTORS\nJ. R. McMIU-AN, D. C, NEURO-\nctlometer, X-ray. McCullock Blk.\nDR. WILBggriBROCK, D, C.\n842 Btker Street Phone ttt. \u25a0\nCORSETIIRSS\nSPENCER CORSETS, MRS. V. M.\nCtmpbell. 370 Btker St Ph. 868.\nENGINEERS AND SURVIVORS\nBOYD C. AFFLECK, Frultvile, B. C.\nSurveyor tnd .Engineer. Phona\n\"Beever Falli..\nHOMES POR T|U APED\nTHE PRIORY GUECT HOUSE, 963\nW. 27th Avenue, Vincouver, a\n.beiutlful reildence for elderly\nladlu, conducted by the Staten ot\nthe Love ot Juui. Prlvite bath*\nroomi. Mild urvice. All the com*\nforti of i modem home. Alio St\nJude'i Houu of Reit tor elderly,\ncouplu. St Rtphtel'i Whig for\nlnvilidi md convaleicenta.\nINSURANCE AND RIAL ISTATf\nC D. BLACKWOOD, Iniurance ot\nevery description. Rul Eit Ph. 99,\nJ. E. ANNABLE. REAL ESWM,\nRentals, Iniurtnce. Annable Blk.\nEhAS. F. McHARDY7lNSin_ASC_;\nRetl Estate. PhoneJSS.\t\nSTW. DAWSON, Rul fiSlenn*\nlurance, Rentali. Next Hippenon\nHtrdwire. Btker St Phone 197.\nMACHINISTS\nBENNETTS LIMITED\nMachine ihop, acetylue and electrle\nwelding, motor rewinding\ncommercial refrigeration\nPhone 393 824 Vemon 8t\nMEMORIALS\nSAME AS USED ON GRAVES AT\nForut Liwn Memorial Park. Oet\nKlce Hit from Bronie Memortala\nd_ Box 728, Vmcouver, B. C.\nPATENT ATTORNEYS\nW. ST.' J. MILLE-i, A. M.'_ I ti.'\nReglitered Pitent Attorney, Cuada and U. a A. 703-2nd St W\u201e\nCtlgtry. Advice free, confidents!*.\nSASH FACTORIES\nLAWSON'S SASH FACTORY,\nHardwood merchtnt 273 Baker St\nSECOND HAND STORES\nWX BUY, SELL te EXCHANGE\nfurniture, etc. Ark Store. Ph. 834.\nHOME FURNITURE. BUY,'\n*____ Rpr- Upholster. Phone l1\nWATCH REPAIRING\nWhen SUTHERLAND repair! your\nall the tlm*\n346 Baker Street Nelion, B, C. \u2022**,'\nwitch it is on time I\nDEAD TRAPPER NAMED\nBEUMALIS, NOT LIMETTE\nCALGARY, Oct 12 (C#). - The\n27-year-old firm worker, accidentally ihot ud killed near Olds, Alta.,\nSept. 27,' hu been Identified u\nLeo Benmalii ot Princeton, B.C.,\nind not Leo Llmette, Roytl Cuidiu Mounted Police uld todiy.\nBentnilli htd used the ntme Llmette while trapping ln the North\nWut Territoriu.\nSTRANDED BRITISH SHIP\nBREAKS ON ROCKS\nLONDON, Oct 12 (CP).-The 8890\nton Britiih iteimihlp Mihrttta.\nitranded on the rocki on the South\ncout of Englud ilnce Stturdiy,\nbroke in two during the night One\nleamu wu killed\/\nHOTEL ACTION DISMISSED\nBY SUPREME COURT\nOTTAWA, Oct. II (CP). - Thi\nSupreme Court of Cuada todiy\ndismissed the ippeel ot Annie Sen-\nich from a Judgment of the Britiih\nColumbil appeil court In i cue Involving 80 shires of itock ln the\nManitoba Hotel, Vancouver.\nBritain Contradicts\n. Report of Sending\nGas to Poland\nLONDON, Oet 12 (API-Britain\ntodiy denied a German report she\nhtd supplied gu to Polind for uie\nigiinit Germin loldlen.\n(In Berlin list night DNB. Germin offlclil newt tgency, luued\na itatement charging Britain hid\ndelivered mustard gu to Poltnd.)\nAn tuthoritative British itatement contradicted whtt it cilled \u2022\n\"report drculited from Berlin.\"\nthit Pollih troopi uud British gti.\nin in explosion thit killed four\nsoldien it Julo.\n.\n.\n m-WMMMMM\nmmm\n******\nmmmm\nNILION DAILY NIWI, NIL80N. fcC-FRIDAY MORNINO, OCT. 11. 1989.\nExpect See U.S.\nIn Hie War Soon\nSays Wlddowson\nPeople Sympathetic\nWith Allies in\n\"'-' States\n'I wouldn't be lurprited to iee\n.he United Statu In the wtr before\nvery long,\" itated I. W. Wlddow*\nSen, who returned to NeUon with\ntn. Wlddowion trom I wuk't vUit\nin Spoktne.\n\"People ln toe United Statei don't\ntelle much tbout tht wtr, but whtn\nthey do they're itronily lympttbetio\nwith the AUiu,\" Mr. Wlddowion\nuld \"Did you heir Mr. Chamber*\nlalnT\" and \"Did yeu hear that\nspeaker?\" were quettiom on every\nThe 18 per cent exchange on\nCanadian monty wu not muting\nwith tpprovtl by Spoktne ruldents,\nand there were very (ew Canadim\nean in the Wuhlngton City. Some\nlirge firms were paying naif the\nexchange, while the customer paid\nthe other halt In making purchues.-\nA good deal et lntereit in Brit-\n' Columbit mining wu being\nIn Spokant, Mr. Wlddowion\n.J, Gold wu in Important topic\nthere wu talk among mining\n .1 of the poulbllitlei of opening\nup gold propertlu in Uie Nelton\ndiitrlet In tht netr future. ;\nThtrt wat a marked number of\nengulriu about bue metali, \"no\ndoubt brought ibout by toe war.\"\nA rough trip home wu experienced along the itretch of road\nfrom Ymlr to HiU, which it under-\nrepalra. Coming along at\ntte Wlddowioni wire held\n..! about an hour on tte routh\n1 where the crewi wire working.\nalt Stealing\nCharge Dismissed\nQOTSNBL, \u00bb-C\u201e Oct 13 (CP)--\nRoulre. Aure end Rtne Pldgeon,\nsoni oi Pierre Pldgeon, Meadow\ntake, B.C.. rancher, wtre acquitted\nby m uilze court jury here yester*\ndsy of charge* of stealing two coiti.\nThey tre itill to be tried on in-\nother ehtrgt of hont theft md one\nof breaking md entering. .\nThe brothen were chirged with\nsteillng_eolti owned by Arthur and\niihop of Clinton. B.C, 140\nwuth ot hire, lut July tnd\ning them to feed mink.\nMetal Markets\nLONDON, Oct 1$ (CP)- Bar\n\u2022Uver 23d, up Vt- (Equivalent 41.71\ncents on hull of dollir It $403.\nBar gold 188c unchingid.\nMONTREAiV-Bfsr gold ia London wu unehtnied it $37\u20144 an\nounce in Ctntditn fundi, 18M in\nBritiih reerwentlng tht Bank of\nEngland's buying price. Tht fixed\n$18 Wtshiniton price amounted to\n$38.80 tn Cinidlin.\nSUver futuru cloud today witt\nOctobtr offered it 48.3$.\nKaslo Bart Head\nGiven Farewell\nKASLO, BC-Wlth Miyor F. 1\nArcher is chtlrmtn, ibout 25 Kaslo\nbuiiniMmon ittgtd, a finwtll ln\nthe court room ox the elty htU\nfondiy evening to Walter Wright,\ntor the put three yun manager of\ntht loetl brtnch of tht Bank ot\nMontrul, ind to welcome his iuc-\nceiior, Mr, Robertson, late of Duncin,\nMiyor P. I. Archer. A- L. Mtc-\nPhee, H. T. Hartin and E. C. Cher\nry expreued rtgrit for the departure vt the Wright ftmily, who\nhid Interested thmitlves ln community ictlvltiu. Mr. Wright being particlulirly active la iportl.\nHe nid been courteoui, efficient\n\u2022nd molt considerate ln hli bink-\nIng dutlu, Each ipttktr congratulated him on hli promotion from\nthe local bink to be mimger of\ntbe Wut Summerland bruen tnd\nwlihtd Mr. Wright md hii ftmily,\nluture lucceu ind hipplnut.\nThe tpiiktri alio wtlcomtd Mr.\nRobertton. Thty were iure he md\nhli ftmily would loon be at fond\nof Kule md u deeply Intereited\nln community, actlvltlei at Mr.\nWright and bit fimlly had been,\nOn behalf of those prutnt Mayor\nArcher pruented Mr. Wright with\na hindwme mm, containing a brice\nof plpu, a clear holder and a cigarette holder. Mr, \" '\nhit gratitude.\narette holder. Mr, Wright expreued\nLight refreshment! were served\nbefore the singing of Auld Ling\nSyne, Community singing wu alio\nenjoyed.\nNelson Hotel Co,\nIs Incorporated\nVICTORIA, Oet 11 (CP).-Incor-\nporttloni granted at tte Legislative\nBulldlngi this week Included!\nNelson Hotel Company Ltd..\n$30,000, NtUon.\nToronto Stock Quotations\nrflNM _\nAldermto Copper\nAmm Oold\nglo-Huronltn\nrttfleld Gold\nRouyn Mlnu ,\nBeu\"yn\"ZI\nild -.,_.._.\nMlnlnl ,\n._, Mlnu m\nKirklud -\n__ Anktrlto\t\n..er HIU Extension\nnditn Milt>-tie _-.-\niboo Oold Quirti --\nlO$.Trettewe\u00bb \u2014\u2014\nitrtl Pttrldl \u2014\u2014~\nJjougimau -__-\u00ab---\n-..iromlum 111 \u25a0-\nCoait Coppir ......_.-.\u2014,\ni Coniaurum Mlnu .\u2014\nSnioUdittd M fc I \u2014\nPome Mlnu --\u2014--___.\nporval-Sltcoe _\u2014\t\nfast Malartlc\npldorado Gold\t\nfalconbridge Nickel\n\u25a0ederal Kirland \u2014\nincoeur Gold ___.\niies Lake _.\u201e.\u201e___.\n\"d't Lake Gold \u2014.\nJld Bett .....m.\nJrandoro MlnM .\nGunntr Gold ...\u00bb\nitrd Rock Gold\nlirker Gold _,\n.. [OUtal\u00bb . \u2014mm\nIiidson Bay M i's I\nnternttionil Nickil\nj.M. Consolidated -.\n..\u2014.sti .\n\u201eland Like ..._..\nie Shore Mlnw \u2022\nih Gold\n- . Jockihutt _,.._,\nidsen Red Lake Oold ,\nI lindy \u2014- \u2014.-_-_..,.\u00bb\u00bb___,\nI MIntyre Porcupine \u00bb--,\nJcKeniie Red Lake \u2014\n-cVlttie-Grahtm __.-_.\nJcWatteri Gold \u25a0 .,\n\u2022fining Corp _._...._..__\ndlnto Gold\t\ndoneta Porcupine ____.\n.{otTls-Kirkland -_.-__..\nsllplulng Mining \u201e.,.-_\nsTOranda , .,\ntorms*talj_.__\nO'Brien Gold ..,\u201e\t\nOmegt Gold .\nPtmour Porcupine\nPaymuter Coni -_.\npend OreUle _..._.-.\nPerron Gold ...,___..\nPickle Crow Gold -\nPioneer Gold .\u25a0\u201e\u201e.\nPremier Oold -._..._-,\nPoweU Rouyn Gold .\nPruton East Dome ,\nQuebeo Oold .__,__.\nReevu MtcDontld ,\nReno Oold Minu _-\nRoche Long Lie ___,\nSan Antonio Oold _-,\nShawkey Oold ..._.-,\nSheep Cruk Geld'.\nSherrltt Oordon \u00ab__,\nSiscoe Gold n\nSladin Mitirtte .\nStadteoni Rouyn .\nSt Anthony .....\nSudbury Buin\nSullivan COM.\nSylvtnlte\t\nTeck-Hughu Gold ,\nToburn Gold Mlnei,\nTowtgmac ...\u201e...,,._._.,\nVentures .,___.\nWelti Amulet\nWhitewiter\t\nWright Htrgraeves\nYmir Yank Girl _\nOILI\nAjax\nBritiih Americu .\nChemlcil Ruearch\nImperial\nJA*\/*\nInter Pete\t\nIHT ~\nAbiUbl Power \u00abA\" -\nBeU Telephone -__-.\nBratTLsVP\t\nBrewera It DteUHers.\nBrewing Corp -__-_.\nB C Power \"A\" _--_.\nB C Power \"B\" ^-,\nBulldlng Prods .\nCanada Bretd __\nCan Car i Fdj* .\nCtn Cement _\u2014.,\nCm Dredge \u201e__.\nCan Malting ....\nCan Pacific Biy\nCan Wlnerlu ....\nCons Btkerlu\nCoetnot\nDom Bridge\nDom Storu \t\nDom Ttr <\u25a0 Chem\nUUUen Setgrtms .\nanny Parmer _.....,\u201e\n'ort of Ctnidt \"A\" .\nlm Steel Waru\t\noodyetr Tire \t\niypium L tt K \u2014\nHamilton Bridge\t\nHiram Walker .____\nImperial Tobacco __\nLoblaw \"A\" ______\nKtlvinttor\nMaple Lett Milling .\nMuley Hirrii __.._\nMontreal Power _\u2014\nMoore Corp.\t\nNet Steel Ctr \u2014\nPitt Hersey ___..__,\nPower Corp __,\u2014.\nPreued Metali ___\nSteel ot Ctn ..:...__\nStandard Paving\t\nM\n106\n10\n11\n86\n. \u25a0\u25a0 *Hr\nr.*. ,,: \"-'\n- \"Ah neva realized hew lmpchtant It ll to\nknow' how much money Ah wti spending\nfar food! Ah neva gave It a thought until one\ndiy ah ovahheird I l$dy ten hew much money\nthe Mvei by retain' the toed idi tn tot Ditty\nNtwi btfort tht lots thoppln\". Now I'm itvlni\n*roun(f heih, toe.\"\nMarket and Mining News\nBoard of Trade\nBacks Princeton,\nHope Road Link\nResolution of the Piinctton\nBotrd of Trade urging the Provinciil Govtrnmtnt to open the it\nmllet lacking In tte Hope-Princeton Highwiy route at a war mtt-\n\u2022urt wu lndorud by the Ntlion\nBoird of Trtdt tt ltt luncheon it\nthe Humi Thundiy. E, A. Man,\nPrttldint wu tn tte chtlr.\nThe prewnt roid route betwem\nthe Interior ef the Province tnd\ntht Cout wu lubjtct to blocking\nby mow md illdu, md wu tiso\nopen te ubotege, the Princeton\nreiolutlon utd. It urged tte opining ot the Hope-Princeton link \"as\nl sensible ind precautionary war\nmanure\" ilnce ft would provide a\nihorter, more direct route u u\n\u25a0lternitive to the prewnt road end\nrailway routu.\nCouncil of tht Botrd recently approved the ruolutlon tor submit-\nlion to the full Boird on thi basis\nNtlion hid consistently btcked tte\nHope-sPrlnceton Unk. >\nWar Slocks Lead\nToronto Upswing\nTORONTO, Oet ll (CP)-Tor*\nonto ttock mtrktt pushed tote high\nground todty led by war itocki,\n\u25a0purred by ttt Britiih announcement thit the current Germin\npetce propouli eould not be entertained. Turnover wii cloie to\n450,000 iharei,\nNtUontl Steel- Car shewed t I*\npoint gain to a new high at 71. Ca*\nnada Wire B added 8 and Steel of\nCanada, Burlington md Dominion\nFoundrlei firmed about %\nImperiil Oil gained ft, Hoot\nAircraft and DihivUtnd each firm,\ned a point -\nluuu up 1$ to ft Included But*\nftlo-Ankerite, LltUe Long Lie, O'Brien, Sigma, McKenile, and Mac\nLeod-Cookshutt Ooldi.\nMclntyre advanced two and ether senior goldi Improved ntrrowly.\nFractional giini ihowed tor Nickel, Nonndi ud Smelten whilt\nWilte-Amulet tdded 88 md Pend\nOreille. Normetal and Sudbury Bt*\n\u2022in 10 to 18, . .\nHome Oil hid t fain of a few,\nCalgary md Edmonton, tilling wc-\ndividend, 10. wu down about t.\nAnglo-Cantdlm added a cent or\ntwo and BrltUh'Domlnlon WM\nitronger.\n.1 .'j' i i i -\nArthur Lakes In Town\nEn Route New Denver\nArthur Laku, Mining Engineer of\nSpokant, wu in Nelion Thunday\nen route to New Denver, where he\noperates the Monitor Mine.\nLondon Close\nLONDON, Oct-\u00ab (At>)-Brltish\nitock closings in iterling:\t\nCelmese Corp of Am \u00a36Vi; Cent\nMining 10%: Consol Gold Fields\n38s 8d: HBC 30i 3d; Imp Chem\n381 4Hd; Imp Tob 115s 7Vid; Rhodesian Anglo-Am 21s Od; Roytl Dutch\n\u00a33514; Shell T & T 84s 4Ud.\nBonds: Brit fit Coniofi CM*;\nBrit 31H wtr lou \u00a388*.\nWINNIPEG GRAIN\nWINNIPEO, Oct 11 (CP)\u2014Clue:\nWHEAT:\nOpen High Low Clow\nOct _.... 71H 73 71* T1H\nNov T3tt 78 72>i 73r\nDee , 7SH 71% 78* \"\nMm ... 78W 78** M\noctA\"l $8% \u00bb**, m *\u00bbH\nNov...... \u2014- - - $1*\nDec ... SIS 311$ MH 81*\nMty ..... 3114 11V 311$ 11$.\n3\nOct _\u00bb'-..-. 4$\nNov, .... ~ -. - 48*\nDm. ..... U- M 43 43\nMyr .... W 44* 41* 434\nOct ..... 173 173 XIX 171\nNov. S m% - * - Wk\nDec. ...... \u2014 \u2014 - \u2014 1$7*\nMty .... UT 1<$ 187 187*\nOct\nBli 81* 63\n83*\nNOV. - - - Wle\nDec 88 58* 8$ 88*\nMty 81* OOVi N* 80*\nCASH PRICES:\nWHEAT-No. 1 Hird 71*, No. 1\nNor. 71*, No. 3 Nor. \u00ab*, No. $\nNor. 87*, No. 4 Nor. 84*. No. 8\n88*. No. 8, 88*, tied 84*. No. 1\nGarnet 83*, No, 8 Specitl 88*. No.\n8 Speciil 55*, Mtxtd Ot*, Trick\n71OATS-No. 1 C. W. 38*. No, i\nC. W. Ex. 31*. No, 3 C, W. 81*.\nNo. 1 teed ex. 31*. No. i tied \u00bb*,\nNo. 3 Feed 27*. No. I Peed \u00bb%\ntrick \u00bb1*. __\nBARLK-No. t C, W, 43*, Trtek\n43.\nHAX-N0.1C, W. 171, No. IC.\nW. 187, No. 8 C. W. 141, No 4 a W.\n145, track 168*. , .\nBYB-No. 1 C, W, 83*.\nNew Buying Sends\nGolds, Oils Up In\nVancouver Trading\nVANCOUVER, Oct II (CP). -\nOold tnd oil pricei moved forward\non Vtncouver itock exchange todty\nIn increaied buying. Bate metals\nwere quiet md transactions totalled\n63,8.0 ibarw.,, \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u2022 .\nBralornt told advanced IB cento\nIt 10.78 tnd Cariboo Gold Quarti\ncloied at 1.88, 11 centi ibove Wednesday'! cjotiiw bid. Pioneer added\ntour centi to the previoui bid cloie\nit 3.38 and Htdley Mascot at 85\nwas three centi above the former\nbll Beno gained a eent at 88 and\nSheep Creek wu unchanged at 113.\nHome oU moved up eight centi to\n3.88, Calmont gained 1* it 44* md\nOkalta firmed 3 tt 1*. Mercury\nwu up 1* at I wd Boyal Ctntultn\nSrmed t fraction it \u00bb after WOM\ntares hid chmged hindi.\nPend Oreille gained 15 tt 3.80 tnd\nother bate mtttlt were -unchanged.\nSeven Moil Boxes\nFired at London\nLONDON, Oet. 13 (CP).-tnetn*\ndiary fires ln ieven London mil!\nboxti destroyed tbout 200 letteri\netrly todty..\nPiecei of rubber tound imong\ncharred envelopes Indicated tbe\nIrish Republican Army method of\ndropping toy billooni filled with\nacid into Infltmraible mtteriil had\nbeen used.\nPolice hatUly optntd Hit boxta\nwhen the tint wlipi ot imoke appeared tnd were tble to itlvtge\nmost of the mill. Five boxei were\nfired In the Edgewire Roid district\ntnd two in the Victoria District\nDeteetlvet were working on the\ntheory that one penon or group of\npenoni let all the fine.\nMontreal Stock Exchange\nINDUSTRIALS\nAlta Pac Grain .\nAssoc Brew of Cm .\nBathunt P 4 PA.\nCanadiin Bronze\nCm Bronie pfd ....v\nCan Car is Fdy pfd\nCan Celtnesi ._y.,\u201e,\nCan Celaneie pld -.\nCm North Power .\nCan Steamship ...__.\nCan Steamship pfd _,\nCockshutt Plow\t\nCon Mln tt Smelting\nDominion Coal pfd .\nDom Steel 8i Ceel B\nDominion Texttyt --\u00bb.\nDryden Paper _\nFoundation C of C _\nGatlneau Power ...._\nGttlnttu Powtr pfd .\nturd Charles \nowtrd Smith Paper.\nH Smith Piper pfd -\nImptrlil Qil.\nInter- Petroleum \u2014\nInter Nickel of Can\nLake of the Woods\nMcColl Frontenac -\nNational Brew Ltd ..\nNitioml Brew tifd ..\nOgilvie Flour new\nPrice Broi .-.\nQuebec Power\nShawinigtn W k P .\n4*\n14\n11*\n44\n108\n38*\n33*\n111\nIB\n7*\nIB*\n1*\n21*\n18*\n88*\n9*\n10\n14*\n88\n4*\n18*\n88\n17*\n20*\n47*\n37*\nfr\n35*\n31*\n17*\n33\nI St Ltwrjsnce Corp ,\nSt Ltw Corp pfd \u2014\nI South Can Power .\nSteel ot Cm pfd __\nWestern Grocen ...\nBANKS\nCommerce\nDominion _\nImperiil \u2014.\nMontreal .___\nNova Scotia,\nRoyal \u201e-_\u201e .\u201e-.\nToronto -\u2014- ,..*.'.\t\ncum , ',!::'7\nAbitibi $ pfd\t\nBithurtt P tt P B m.\nBtiuhtrnolt Corp \u201e\u201e\nBritish Amerlcm Oil.\nB C Picken \u2014.\nCtn Industries B __\nCm Mirconl\t\nCm Vlcken .m\u2014m.\nCons Paper Corp.,\nFairchiljAlreiitt,\nFruer Co Ltd ,,.\u201e\u201e..;\t\nInter UtilltTei A _____\nInter Untilltits B _\u00bb_-,\nLike Sulphite _...\u201e__\nMacLaren P fc P ____,\nMcCoU Frontenic pfd\nMitcheU Robt,\nRoytllte OU _\nUnited Dist ot Cm\nWalker Good te W _.\nWtlktr Good ptd _\n17*\n13\n81*\n45\n.168\n,200\n,200\n.181\n.285\n170\n:8\n\u00bb\n\"7\nlail\n1.40\nm\n22*\n- .78\n. IVi\n18\n%\n42\n.80\n43\n18*\nVancouver Stock Exchange\nMINIS!\nBig Mluourl \u201e\nBlUebird mm-mm.-\nBrtlornt _____\nCtribOO GOU mmm.\nDentonia ..,.._\nFairview Amal ._.\nFedenl Oold _..._\nGolcondt j\t\nGold BeU\nGrandview\nGrull-Wihkme --\nHedley Maicot\t\nHomt Oold _\nIndian Mlnei\t\nInter Coal fc Cpkt\nIsland Mount ...,\u201e\nKoot Btlle __\nLucky Jim ..,__\nMak Sic Gold ___\nMcGUlivray .\u201e\u201e,\u201e.\nMinto Gold .mm.\nNicola M fc M\t\nNoble Five \u2014__\nPend OrelUe ....._.'\nPilOt Oold mmmm\nPorter Idaho ...._-\nPremier Border _-\nPremltr Gold _\nPrivttttr __._--,\nReeves-MioD . ,\nRelief Arl ^\u00bb-_\nRewtrd - -\nRuth Hope _____\nSilly Mlntt\t\nSilmon Gold ...__,\nSheep Creek \t\nSilver Crest\t\nTaylor B R\t\nVidette Gold\t\nBid A$k\n.11\n.12\n.00*\n\u2014\n10.70\n11.00\n1.80\n2.00\nAl*\nm.\nXI*\n\u2014.\njOO*\n__\u2022\nJM -\u25a0\n...\u00bb\n.30\n\u00bbx\n.11\n.14\nm\n.00*\n.03\nJ?\nXII <\n\u2022mm\n\u25a01\nftm\nJtt\n.78\nil\nsa\n\u25a0 \u2022\u2014\nit\nmm.\n.01\n\u2022Bi\n.02*\n.02'\n2.90\n3.83\nA0*\nMM\n2.21\n2.28\nAO*\nXII\n128\n1.18\nBt\n.04\nMM\n.88\nM\n.13\nM\nfx\n.04\nJ\u00bb-\nBt\n1.13\n1.18\n1.00\n1.20\n.10\n\u2014\n.03\nWtverly T _____\nWellington _____\nWeiko Mlntt\t\nWhitewater _.\nYmlr Yank Girl \u201e\nOILS!\nA P Con .......___,\nAmalgamated __\ns\\naeonda\nAnglo Can\nAssociated\nBailee .._\t\nBjrit Dom .......\nBrown Corp .\nCalgary fc Edm\nCalmont\t\nCommonwetltb\nDtvlti Pete ...\nFirestone Pete.\nFour Stir Pete\nFreehold Corp\nHargal\t\nHighwood Sarcee\nHome\nMadison ....\nSir Jon \ncDoug Seg\ntrcury ...\nModel .....\nOkalta com\noEito jfd\nPrairie Roy\nJtoytl Can\nSouth Bnd Ptte\nSDsiontr _\nUnited\nVantltt ,\nVulcan\nINDUSTRIALS:\nCapitel Est \t\nCout Brtw\n.00*\nBl\nBt\nBralorne Miners\nOul On Strike\nBRALORNE, B. C, Oct 12 (CP>.-\nEmploym ot Bralornt Minn, Limited, htvt endoned ictlon of tot\nInternational Mint, Mill tnd Smelter Workeri Onion to railing Its\nmemben out on itrlke it Pioneer\nGold Mlnei ot Britiih Columbia\nLimited, lut Sundiy.\nTht Brtlornt Minen, both memben of the C. I O, affiliated union\nand unorganised employees, approved the action of the union local at\nPioneer, B.C flvt milts South oi\nhtrt in declaring the work itop*\nptlt.\nMunwhlle executive of the union\nit Plonetr met md ippolnted i\n\u25a0ubstitute executive to act in cue\npreient officen ire pliced undir\n\u25a0rrtit tor their connection with the\nitrikt. declared \"illeiil\" by the\nBritish Columbia Labor Deptrtment\nOperatloni it Pioneer Mine hive\nbeen closed down completely with\npump men the only onei remtinlng\nIt their posts.\nTodiy 10 union memben went Into netrby hllli with permiulon of\nBritish Columbil Pollct to hunt\ndeer for fimlllei ln need. Limited\ncrtdlt ii tteo being tllowed mintri'\nfamiliei it toe company itore at\nPioneer,\nThe I.M.M.S.W.V. cilled out IU\nmemben lttt Sundiy whtn Compiny offlciili refund their demands\nfor wtge Increue! tnd union recognition. Non-union employee! whom\nthe company claims art in the majority alio itopped work when picket llnei were thrown up iround\nthe mine, but hive not joined thi\nitriken ranks.\nSome plcktte ire still on guird\nduty but no violence hu been reported.\nThe Britiih Columbli Induitrlil\nConciliation md Arbitration Act\nforbids employees to strike during\ntrbltritlon proceedings,\nBritish Govt. Plans\nto Control Prices\nLONDON, Oct II (CP Ctble)-\nTht governmtnt introduced legislation to Uie House of Commons todty to itamp out wir profiteering to\nfood tnd every-day cemmodlties.\nThe main object ot the legislation\nil to ensure thtt the price of goodi\nwhich enter the coit ot living is not\nraised mon torn Is Justified by the\nincreue in vtrioui coiti due to thi\nwtr. It dou not ipply to exporti.\nThe Botrd of Trade wlU be empowered to iet pricei beyond which\nno person mty Mil goodi. In gentrtl the Mt prion wlD be er\t\non the pricei paid Auf. 1.11\nnormal increuu due to tht war.\nbe computed\n1,1939, plus\nEnforcement ot the ict Will be\npieced in toe hindi of t central\nprlct regulttlon committee. Any\npenon guilty ol stlltoi prlce-regu*\nUtM goodi tt more than the per*\nmitted price will be liable on summary conviction to three monthi ln\nJill or t tint not exceeding \u00a3100 or\nDoth.\nPersistent violttora could be ient\nto jail tor two yetn, fined \u00a3500,\nor prevented trom cirrylng on buiineu, .\n', Money\nClosing exchmge ntw:\nAt Montretl\u2014Pound: bi_\ntelling 4.47; U. S. dollar: buying\nAt Montretl\u2014Pound: buying 4.48,\n-Jlllng 4.47; U. S. dollar: buying l.\u00bb,\n\u2022elllnf 1.11; franc 2.S3 38-32.\nAt New York\u2014Cloied, i.\nAt Parti-Pound 178,825 fr.| U. S.\ndollar 42.80 fr.. Cioeditn dollir\n28.27 fr\nIn Gold-Pound lOTld; V. I.\ndollar 81.08 cente; Ctntditn dollir\n55.00 cents.\t\nNO CREW FOR DUTCH\nVESSEL IN B.C.\nSEATTLE, Oct 12 (AP)-Agenti\n- of the Sailon' Union of the Pacific uid today toe Dutch motor-\n\u25a0hip Djambl, whose crew of IB\nstruck hero when a \"war bonus\"\ndemind ww refused, would not\nnil from British Columbli waten\ntodiy \"becauM the hu no crew.'1\nCampaign Against\nEspionage in U.S.\nKept Strictly Secret\nWASHINGTON, Oct. 12 (AP) -\nVirtual wtrtimt secrecy todty iur*\nrounded tht ftr-retching cimptlr\nagalnit espionage by tot Unii\nStatei Federal Bureau of Invest!-\ngitlon.\nIt li undentood toe policy will be\nto diiclose nothing unlets \u25a0 clear-\ncut, unquestionable cue ot esplon-\ntge li exposed.\nA nationwide counter-tsplonigt\nnetwork hi. been formed, howtvtr,\nind these facte tbout it hive bun\nmade public;\nAlretdy engiged in training Iti\nmen- for etpionigt-dtteotlon, thi\nF.B.I, recently wu lutherlted by\nPresident Rooievelt to tdd 150\ntienti to Its torn tnd to coordlnite\nill counter-uplonige icttvltlti, in*\neluding those ot the trmy ind nivy.\nAU me new igenti htve betn itl-\nected tnd tre being tnlnid.\nTht 408 graduates oi tht FBI.\npolice icademy 230 of whom received ipecltl instruction ln I recent re-trtlnlog period, hive hem\nput on guard.\nAll ltw enforcement offlcen, in\nfact, htvt bttn requested to witch\nfor espionage, labotage and neutrality vlolitions,\nAttorney Central Murphy has requested all citizens to notify the\nnearest F-B.l. office of impeded\nspies end wboteura.\t\nMacdougall Has Nine\nof 34 Certificates\nWork, Mining Claims\nNine of 84 certificate! for work\non mineral cltlmi at tot Ntlion\nMining Recorder\"! office in the put\nweek were luued to A. D. Mtc-\ndougtll for cltlmi on Wolf Cruk.\nHis claims were the Alamo, Alamo\nNo. 2, Vitw Fraction, Bontnu,\nBluff, Loit, SUde, Wup md Ctmp\nFraction.\nSaris Tenltn tnd H. E. Doelle\nwen next with ilx certificate! eich.\nTerzltn'i claims were the Euphratei\nFraction, Lost Ctbln Fraction, Minto\nFraction, Mount Hood, Queen Mtry\nFraction md Queen Anne on Elise\nMountain. .. '.\nDoelle'i clilms wete the Amber\nJack, Begonli. Catflih, Siqutt, Big\nMac md Little Mtc, tbout htlf a\nmile Southweit at Wolf Uke.\nOther certlficatei for work were\nluued to:\nB. Feeney for the Stag Letp tnd\nVilley View on Marble Mountain.\n3. ti Hmsen Jr. for the Eutern\nExtenilon No. 2 on South Sliter\nMountain, . ' '_.\n3. D. Ferguion tor toe Lucky\nStrike end Rex on tot North Fork\nof Wild Hone Creek, \u2022*\u25a0\u2022\nEd Emllion tor tht Ethel & en\nJubilee Mountain.\nTony Sodjt tor the Montem on\ntoe Stlmo River.\nEdwin Bainbridge tor toe Dally\nto Gormen Buin.\nJohn Desireiu tor tht Joiephlne\nit Wynndel.\nDavid T, Grtney for the Zenith\n\u25a0pd Grtney D on the Wut Fork ot\nQuirta Creek.\nT. L, Parii for the Old Filthful\nmd Providence in Alpine Bailn.\nMontreal Produce\nMONTREAL, Oct, 12 (CP) -\nSpot: Butter, Que. 27*-*, Que.\nregulir 27 traded, Ont regulir\n27*.*, Qua Sept 27*-*, Cheeie\nQue. white 13*-*. Eggi A-Large\n37.\nSilw! Butter 78, Que. 27*, Que.\n27*. 100 Que. regulir 37. .\nButter futurei: Oct 27H. Nov,\n27*-28, Dee. 28*38*, Jm. 28*.*,\nSilei; Two Jtn. contracts it 28*,\nfour Jtn. contract! it 28*, . at*\nNov. contract chmged to Jtn, at\n*.' .. ,\nDARWIN, Australlf(CP)-NoU*\n(ltd toey owed imill iiuni u taxes\non land holding! here, the Sari\nof Rosebery and tha Duke ot Mm.\nChester replied they had forgotten\ntoe holdlngi md were wlpig to\nrelinquish them.\ni^33\nPAOI NINI\nBrilliant Red Cinnabar Is Most\nImportant ol Mercury Minerals\nThere trt miny mtrcury miner.\nlit, but the moit Important etonom-\nIcally ia the brUltintly colored -ed\ncinnabar. Ctonabtr U most rttdUy\ndistinguished by ttt brlllltnt coch-\ntneil-rtd color and by ltt high ipeciflc gravity or weight The only\nmineral with which It might be\nconfuud li hematitt, the red oxide\nof iron. However, the color ind\nstreak ot himitite ire I much dul.\nler red thm that ot ctontbtr, tnd\nthe ipeciflc gravity or unit wtlght\not hemttlte It much leti thm that\nof cinnabar.\nA knowledge ef the different geological environment! of tht known\nBritish Columbil depoiiti mty be\nof aid ln discovering othtr clnntbtr\ndepoiiti. Mtny of tht clnnibtr\ndeposit! in tot interior oi British\nColumbia art associated with white\ncarbonate ttrlngtn ind vtini thtt\noccur in treu of distinctly brown\nweathering, altered volcanic rocks.\nThaw treti of brown weitherlng\nrocki .irt euily locited if om\ndimbi to polnti of vintage tnd ex-\n\u2022mlnti tht lurrounding hillsides.\nWhen such iriu are found, creeki\n\u2022nd gulches crossing them should\nbe thoroughly eximlned for cin-\nnabar float md tot Intervening outcrops eximlned tor pouible clnntbtr veins.\nOther occurrences ln Britiih Columbia are auoelited with itrong\nfracture -onu md iccomptnying\nareu of brown tltentlon ln certain limestone areu thtt occur ln\nthe vicinity, that ii within 18 miles,\nof lava flows. It It suggested toit\n\u202211 llmeitone occurrences within\ntreu of ltvi flowi be more care*\nfuUy sjxamlned, thtn they'htrtto*\nfore htvt been, for the existence of\ntone fracture tonti tnd associated\nartti of brown alteration. Then\ntonei mty then be mort thoroughly\nprospected tor clnntbtr.\nIt mty bt noted thtt tht clnntbtr In such occurrences Is usutlly\nscattered u minute grains through,\nout the fractured rock\u2014however,\nthe pruence of clnnibtr mty bl\nrtadily verified If tht material ii\nfinely ground ind boiled for a\nihort wnilt ln hydrochloric acid\u2014\ntht cinnabar, if present, will itt-\nUt to toe bottom u brilliant rtd\ngnlni.\nA third imporUnt type ot occurrence li in the fracture pltnes ot\nhighly fractured greenstones. Hert\nthe prutnc oi l strong shetr-ione\nli ntceutry, tnd toe clnntbtr occun ti thin films of brilliant red\nclnntbtr tlong tht breaks In the\nrock. These treu cin only be located by prospecting creeki thoroughly for cinnabar floit, by following toe float up tht creek in\nin effort to discover iti iource on\nhillsides drained by toe creeki.\nBeciuie of tht erratic distribution of cinnabar, the sampling of\nt deposit Is difficult However, It\nIs luggeited thit u Urge t umple\nu possiblt tcrou the (ull width ot\nthe mineral tone be taken; in tny\ncut certainly not lesa thm 10\npounds to one simple. In the sampling of any tone of mlneraliiatlon\nIt it neceiiary to include impartially any barren sections between\nthe actual grains or veinlets ot clnnibtr.\nFARMER SHOT IN BACK\nDIES; WOMAN HELD\nTACOMA, Waih., Oct 13 (API-\nShot in tha btck as he was crossing\nt clearing near Alhford, 80 miles\nSouth of Ticomt, lite yeiterdiy,\nJohn Reese, 78-yeir-old Alhford\nresident dltd in I Ticomt hospltil\netrly todiy.\nUndenherlff Clydi Knowlei uld\nMn. Mtrgerlta Zawicky, 28, tlio of\nAlhford, wu being htld by county\nauthorities for questioning concerning the iliylnf The undenherlff\nsaid Mn. Zawicky \"readily admitted\nthe shooting, but the offered no\nmotive tor her action ind would not\ngive detilli.\"\n. _\u00ab\u00ab__\u2014'__-____ss________---s '\nDirect Porcel Poet\nto France Suspended\nDirect ptrcel post Mrvlct to\nFrance hu been impended, Nelson\nmd district Postmasten have been\nInformed through toe Post Office\nDeptrtment'! Weekly Bulletin. Thli\nluiperulon ii brought tbout by wir\nconditions,\nParcel delivery wfll still be made\nto France however, but parcels must\nbe routed via Great Britain and\nadditional poitige ptid for\ntrammlulon via thtt route.'\nLeaden Up, Montreal\nMONTRJfAL, Oct 12 (CPl-Tra*\nden jumped rallying fuel tote the\nitock market todty and leaders\nclimbed ai much u two points.\nNational Steel Ctr wared to I\nnew high of 70*, up 2*,. Ahttd\nfractionally wtre Ctntdian Car\ncommon, C. R., md Dosco. Normal\nwu up 1* md Smelten one.\nSmall advancei ihowed for Algoma Steel, Canada Cement Dominion Bridge, Foundation Company,\nSteel ot Canidi, md BuUdlng Products*.\nImperial OU tnd Interneilontl\nPete were up * tnd * respectively.\nLondon Inactive\nLONDON, Oct 12 (AP)-Inactlve\ncondltioni prtvtlltd to tot itock\nmarket todty pending Prime Minister Chimbtrltln't ipeech which\ncame after toe close of trading.\nYesterday's, all-round taprovimint\nin pricei wm not fully milntalned.\nGUtedged bondi were leu ictlve\nalthough the undertone remained\nsatisfactory.-French, Jtpaneu md\nArgentine issuti were firmer while\nGermtn bondt were unaltered.\nWinnipeg Wheat\nPrice Firm Tone\nWINNIPBO, Oct 12 (CP)-Light\nofferlngi combined with moderate\ninvestment and export buying to\ngive wheat futures prices a firm\ntona on tht Winnipeg grain exchinge todty. Quotetiont climbed\nfrom the itart and tt the close wera\n*-* higher, October if 71*, Nov.\n72*, December 72* md May 78*\ncenti.\nExport purcbaui wire expected\nto result in in oveneu business of\nilmoit 300,000 buiheli. Norwiy took\nmost of the Canadian wheat\nMills continued their active demind tor the lower gradei ind gar*\nnets ln toe cuh wheat pit Spreads\nhtld firm.\nIn the eetrse grain pit export\nhouses offered support ln otti, birley raid ryt whlft miltsten alio\nbought birley. Further purchases\not rye wert mtde agtlntt ules ot\nwhut\nU.S. Markets Cloied\n, for Columbus Day;\nNEW YORK, Oct 13 (API-Important security, commodity markets\nand banki throughout the United\nStetei observed Columbui Dty todty. Closed for tht holiday were the\nNew York Stock \"exchange, all local\ncommodity futurei markets, Chlctgo Botrd ot Trtdt tnd grain futuru exchanftl in other principal\neentru.\nThe Chicago linstock market wu\noptn. .\nForeign Exchange\nOTTAWA. Oet 12 (OP)-The few\nelgn exchange control boerd today\ntnnounced the following exchange\nrater\n' American fundi: 10 per cent prem*\nium buying; 11 per cent premium\n\u2022tiling.\nSterling; H\u00ab buying; $4.47 Mil*\n*\u00bb\u00ab\u2022 .\nToronto Livestock\nTORONTO, Oct 12 (CP)-Catfll:\n178, calvei 40, hogi 182, iheep md\nlimbi 138.\nWeighty item 8-7.28, butcher\niteen md heifen 8.85-8.75, butchtr.\ncowi 3.78-5.50, fed cilvei 6-8.50.\nChoice veil cilvei 10-10.50. Pre*\nvloui close on off-truck hogs 8.80*\n8.40, good ewe and wether lambs . <\nNow In advclnce of the\nseason, our large selection makes it easy to\nchoose well.\n: Religious car'ds, snow\nscenes, etchings and\nmodernistic designs,\nall well done.;\nPHONE 144\nOUR REPRESENTATIVE, MRS. V. M CAMPBELL WILL SHOW YOU SAMPLES. If YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN\nWRITE FOR SAMPLES\nNflaott latlg Nuns\nCOMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT ^\n266IAKERST. NELSON, 9. C.\n\u25a0..MB\n \t\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0Ml IW M-m**MMgmmmm*''\nCAH TIN \u2022\u00bb\n_^)>*.>>>m>M>\u00bb.u\u00bb*OM\u00bbiJi^\n1-lilJLJ.H\nTODAY AMD\nSATURDAY\nCOMPLETE SHOWS AT 2:00. 7:00 AND 9*01\nYOUR GREATEST SCREEN THRILL\n*m______________mHlnt tort .\n~~ Hidy...the\nexotic... the\nglamorous....\nIn tht umi oi',\n[RobirtTiyloil\nTAYLOR\nLAMARR\n1 7:31.9:32 j J\nNITE Of\n\u2014I 154*35* J\t\nNus\u2014A PETE SMITH NOVELTY, CARTOON, NEWS\n\\tt)SS1_MM\u00bbMMMMm*mm>tt_m*-V}t-^\ntepossessed Cars\n\"fe are cleaning out aU can. No\n\u2022 reasonable otter refused.\nAutomobile Broken\nJack McDowell Howard Thurman\nNext Savoy Hotel\nMILL ENDS\u2014$3.75 Load\nDry 12\" and 1\u00ab\", load\n4 ft, S cordi for. _____\nSawdust, unit -\u2014\u2014\n.$4.00\n(10.0C\n$4.00\nPhono 163 or 434R1\nSEE\nVIC GRAVES\nMASTER PLUMBER\nFor atl your needi In plumbing repaln, alterationi, and\n' Installation!.\nPh. Ill 801 VICTORIA ST.\n?ried CHICKEN\nTbat melta to your mouth.\nQrenfell's Cafe\nOpp. Civic Theatre\nLambert's\nFOR\nLUMBER\nPHONE 82 *\nEAST TRAIL LOTS\nSend tor map and price lilt Mike\ni itart on hiving your own Home\n-wltb our monthly euy piyment.\nRobertion Realty Co., Ltd.\nNelion, B.C.\nCAPITOL CONFECTIONERY\nLight Lunches\nFRESH FRUITS\nFish and Chips to Take Out\nAnnable Block Phone 680\nKft Your Grocer For\nHOOD'S SUPREME MILK\nBREAD\nSliced or Unsllced\nHOOD'S BAKERY\nYour Home Bakery\n\t\nKootenay No-Odor\nDry Cleaning Co.\nPhono 128\nFOR PROMPT SERVICE\n\u25a0\nYour mirror wtll ihow the difference to your tppeirtnce before tnd after you've been to the\nHai&h Tru-Art\nBeauty Salon\nPhone 127 Johnitone Blk.\n\"Better Keep Your\nOvercoat On. Uncle\nHorace, the House\nQets Pretty Chilly\": -\nWe offer ybu a double tervlce that will:\nT. Keep your house warmer\n2. Save you money\nInsulation to keep out drafts and cold\u2014good coal\nto supply plenty of heat. Why not phone us now!\nAgents for Calt\u2014Wlldfirs and Creenhill Coals.\nBURNS\nLUMBER R COAL CO\nLnGtftfmktBidi\nNIUON OAILY NIW*. NIUON. Mfc-FNIMY NONNW\u00ab, OOT. * m\nONE COAT\nHIDES ALL\nOS*\nAlabrutinawIOgivt\nb*_airtiful,ricl\u00bb, lasting wall\nfinish wilh real sconomy.\nNo hot water when mixing. M_awlovdyr*a4-B\nWrite oa for decorating \u00abulv_oe.\n70c for 5 lb. pkt\nWood, Vallance\nHardware Company, Limited\nRossland Social \u2666\u2666\nROSST-AND, B. C- Oot 1\u00bb-Mr.\n\u2022nd Mn. Edgar Jamitnon, Miu Iiobel Leeion ind Ulu Florence Mie-\nLein ittended the funeril of Mri.\nJohn MacKinnon tnd Mlu Joieph-\nine MicKinnon at Cutlegir Wedneiday.\nA aoclal meeting of St Georfe'i\nWomin'i Auxllliry wu held tt the\nhome ot Mn. Mirk Storle Tueidiy afternoon. Thoee attending\nwere Mn. J. A. Butcher, Mn.\nThomu Tonpie, Mn. Jamei MUliken, Mn. S. t Thomu, Mn. Arthur\nSlater, Mn. F. A. Niwell, Mn. C.\nStorle, Mn. B. G. Leei, Mn. Elizabeth Jewell, Mn. S. E. Wilion, Mri.\nRalph Berry ind the hoiteu.\n\u25a0 Routine buiineu wu conducted\nai a meeting of the Pioneer Circle,\nheld at thi home ot Mn. Clifford\nBndihaw T\\ieiday evening. Thoie\npreient Included Mn. H. Mellor*\nUngdale, Mn. Vtggo Soremon.\nMn. D. B. Jonu, Mn. Robert Munn,\nMn. J. 1 Gordon, Mn. A. H. Wood,\nMn. E. E. Turner, Mn. Junea Sheer-\ner, Mn Edgir Jimleion, Mlu E.\nJimieioti, Mri. Clifford Daily, and\nMlu Mible Wilkie. .\nMn. Fruer Mitchell wu hoiteu\nto the Martha Circle Wedneiday\nifternoon, when thou preient included Mn. C. H. Dtly, Mn. Erneit\nMorrlion,' Mra. H. Boeworth, Mn.\nLeille Treverton, Mra. G. W. Urgu-\nhirt Mn. John Melville ind Mn.\nE. A. Morrii.\nThe monthly meeting of St Andrew'i Woman'i Auxllliry took place\n113 Man-Days on\nRonland Worki\nRsOSSUUTO, B. C. Oct 12-A totil of 113 mtn-dtyi work wu reported for the pest two week period, by Aid. P. J. Gillie, Chairman\nof the Worki Committee, at the\nRoulind Council meeting Tueidiy,\nlist u followi: Bulldozing 10; gravelling itreeti, S3; blacktop repairing and hauling, 7; Board ot Worki,\n]; ditching 14; garbage, S; unitary,\n7; lidewalki, 2; parks, 11\nWork Included ditching and (ravelling LeRoi Avenue, Kootenay Avenue, and Monita Street; hauling\nblacktop from Warfield; cutting\niteps on Spokane Street; and bulldozing Cook Avenue, Weit of Park\nStreet, third Avenue, Eut of Monte\nCriito Street and Wuhlngton\nStreet, South of Union Avenue.\nFIRE PREVENTION\nADDRESSES GIVEN\nSTUDENTS TODAY\nStudent! ln Nelson ichooli todty\nwill heer eddrosei on Fire Prevention by their Principal! Si pert\nof the progreii in Nelion lor National Fire Prevention Week. In\nformer years outiide ipeaken iddreued the itudenta, but thii year\nprincipal! Or teachen are doing it\nAt SL Joieph'.' Academy, however,\nRev. John Lambert, C. Si. R, will\n\u2022peik. ' _t'.'_ ..\nDuring the week Fire Chief X.\nH. Maloney, Aid. A. G. Ritchie and\nAid. Roy Sharp have been making\nlnspectioni of furnacu, itovei and\nitove plpei to the City u in tld to\ntire prevention. \t\nCRESTON Social..,\nat tha home ct Mra. Oliford Brad-\n\u2022hrw Tuss_diy afternoon. Thoee at*\ntending included Mn. J. C Urquhirt, Mra. John Melville, Mn. A.\nH. Wood, Mn. Hirold Evtni. Mra.\niohn Berg, Mn, X A. Hendenon,\nIra. D. fi. Jonu and Mn. S. H\nHiyden.\nThe weekly meeUng ot the Bt\nAndrew'i Senior Young People'i\nSociety wu held Wednuday to the\nUnited Church roomi. At the cloie\nof the buiineu meeting, motion picture! were ihown, one reel, \"The\nSilent Enemy\", dealing with Indian\nlimine to the North, ind the other\nbeing a color film of the viiit of\nKing George VI and Queen Elizabeth to toe United States and Canada.\nMlu Doru Xatxpr wu hoiteu\nat a mlicellineoui ihower, given\nat her home Wedneidiy evening, to\nhonor ot Hn. Claude Olien, nee\nMiu Bernice Koenlf, whou mirrlige took place Mondiy. Gueiti\npreient Included Mlu Eda Vetere,\nMlu Delphine Vetera, Mlu Mirgaret Smith, Miu Dorothy LewU,\nMiu Elizabeth Lewli, Miu Marguerite Irvln, Mlu Loulie Irvln,\nMlu Dorothy Brooki, Mlu Irene\nBrooki, Mn. Rou Saundry, Mn.\nSeth Mirtln. Mn. Ole Oiing, Mn.\nWilter Hocking, Mlu Curtii Trigg,\nMiu Dorothy Irvln, Mlu Marjorie\nDickinaon, Mra. Jamu Sheerer, Mlu\nMilllcent Sadao, Mlu Lucy Tortorelll, Miu Idi Osing, Mlu Margaret\nMartin. Mn. J. R. Ling, Mn. H.\nH. Metzgar and the hoeteu.\nThi SL Andrew'i Girli Explorer\nGroup met Monday afternoon to\nthe Church Roomi, with Mlu Vera\nPolonikoff in charge. Plam were\nmade to hold a weiner rout Saturday afternoon, near the Sunset\nMinu. Girli preient were Dolly Leland, Irma Hansen, Audrey Bacon,\nMinnie Martin, Nan Allison, Bernice\nPitt, Grace Alliion, Gladyi Jecks,\nMarlon Postlll ind Patiy Bathie.\nMlu Kay Smithen returned to\nher home it Kimberley Tuudty,\nafter ipending the weekend here\nai gueat ot Mr, and Mra. Louli Lt'\nFice.\nGeoffrey Shaw visited Spokane\nover the weekend.\nCRESTON, B.C.\u2014Mr. and Mn. L.\nX Tyion ot TraU were guiitii of\ntbeir daughter, Mrs, Allan J. Gilroy.\nHigh School Inwector 3. B. De-\nLong ot Victoria visited Fridty, tnd\nplam to return next week for the\nEut Kooteniy Teachen' Convention.\nMln Helen McCreath, wbo ii attending commerciil collegt it Nelion, ipent the Thinkiglving weekend with her perenti, Mr. and Mra.\na S. McCreith. _\nC Edwirdi of Canal flat and H.\nSowerby of Femie are here for the\nopehing ot toe pheuint ihootlnf,\nand are guuti ot CoL tnd Mn. Millin dt lne.\nDive Fairbthka of Ntlion visited\nhit fither, H. H. Ftirbtnki. \u25a0 . _\nJ. A. Stewart of Nelion viilted\nCreiton.\nMlu Shirley Wilton ot toe Bank\nat Commerce stitt ipent tbe week'\nend at Cranbrook. _ .. .\nInipector Jonu ot Victoria, to\nchtrge of annuil training work,\nwu \u2022 viiltor at tba Cruton High\nSchooL _\nMr. and Mrs. Oirence Ward ct\nCranbrook were guuta et Xr. and\nMra. W. A. Millin,\nMr. ind Mn. Chirlu Murrell hive\nreturned from a holiday at Wut\nCruton.\nNorrli Blecum and Glen Clark,\nwho have Joined up with the 107th\nField Battery at Cranbrook, were\nhere Friday for the Kootenay riiti\nFiitnen' Dance. .\nOlder resident! who remember\nMr. md Mn. Wut ind Mr. ind Mra.\nPiyne will hear with regret of the\ndeeth of the latter's fifth aon, Delbert, who pined iwiy at Buffalo,\nN.Y- late In September.\nGlen Going and O. Weber of\nMountain View, Alta- apent a tew\ndayi at Creiton. <\nair, and Mn. Junu Cherrlngton\napent the Thinkiglving weekend\nwltb their lon-in-lew and daughter,\nMr. and Mra. Xonrad Wigen. at\nWynndel.\nMlu Cecelia Handley ot Kulo li\na gueit of her parenti, Mr. and Mrs.\nJ. W. Hindley.\nH. F. Henley ot Reglna apent a\nfew dayi here toil week, looking\nafter hli orchard property. He u\npluming to ipend tha Winter to\nCalifornia.\nBill Ferguion, who li ben trom\nTrail li viiiting Fernie thli week.\nW. end Bob Legett ot Kimberley\nwere weekend guuti of Mr. and\nMn. Robswt Croiby. - '\nXr. and Mn. A. *_\u2022 Jonu and\ndaughter, Miu Myrtle, and ion Arthur were viiiting Mr. and Mra.\nWilliam Ferguion.\nMr. ud Mn. L. Salmbury and\ndiughter ot Crinbrook viiited Mn.\nSaintbury'i perenti, Mr. and Mri.\nJohn SpratL\nJack Connell tnd his friend. BUI\nBurnett of Kimberley, vliited the\nformer'i parenti, Xr. ind Mn. J. O.\nConnell Stturdiy, miking tbt trip\nby pltne.\nMr. and Xn. F. Barraclough et\nCranbrook wire guuta ot Xr, and\nXn. T. Trevelyan.\nXr. and Mrs. T. Chriittanaoa et\nCrtnbrook were weekend guuti of\nthe litter'i puenti, Mr. and Mrs.\nRobert Croiby. _\nMlu Sarah Clark visited at Wy*\ncllffe.\nMr. tnd Mn. D. W. Dow and\ndaughter ot Cranbrook viiited tbe\nformer'i parenti, Mr. and Mri. J.\nW. Dow. , ; \u2022\nDr. W. N. Fraier, accompanied by\nhli mother, were viiitora at Blairmore, Alta.\nArthur Nlcholi ot Kimberley li i\nguest of his pirenti, Councillor tnd\nMra. George Nlcholi, '\nMr. end Mn. O. X Argue and\nion Jim of Crinbrook with Mn.\nArgue'i mother, Mrs. Green ct Edmonton, were weekend guuti of\nMr. and Mrt, C H. Hire.\nGREENWOOD HOME BURNS\nGREENWOOD. B. C \u2014 The reildence ot Sam Wlckwire and owned\nby Mn. Ball Cudworth wai deitroyed by tire on Sunday\nnLghb .\nLONDON, (CP).-In a book on\nhii life recently publiihed, it wu\nrevelled Sir Edward Clarke, Q.C.,\nearned nearly \u00a3900,000 (\u00a5-,--3,000)\nln SO yun at the Bar. The Victoria lawyer1! eirningi constitute\nM\\ ICvUXAs**-,\nFor that run down condition\nappatita\nTake\ni\u00bbwawtwa8\u00bbw\u00bb>)9WtWi>w\u00abaf.waw*i\nHEWS OF IHE DAY\n7QC\nmlleige. Good tlrei, - t\/*s#\nPEEBLES MOTORS\nBiker 8t Limited Phene 118\nH. E. DILL\nRepresenting leading outittnding\nBritiih md Cinidlin tire tnd tuto\nIniurtnce comptnlu. .\nIniurance With Confidence\nLADIES' FLANNELETTE\nNIGHTWEAR\nNight Gowni or Pyjamu\nGodfreys'Limited\nREPAIRS TO ALL MAKES\nOF CARS\n, Expert Workmanship,\nSKY CHIEF AUTO\nMS Baktr SERVICE Phone 122\nAT THE\nBut yen don't hava to ba Scotch to appreciate\ntha value we offer It Isn't only In a monetary\nway\u2014It'a In tha quality, tha delivery service\nand In the general satisfaction that you receive when tho courteous clerks at tha STAR\nfive you service.\nDADS OATMEAL OR COCONUT COOKIES- VJ_\\\nI des. ***-*>\nBISCUITS-MoCermlek'S,\nlertad Sandwleh;\n291\nLb.\nCHOCOLATE MACAROONS-\n(\u00a3g __ __29fJ\nJAM-Strawberry, speciil peek\nSunllni; . CQi*\n4 Ib. tin i *f*T\nMARMALADE-NalleyV pure\norange! Mt*\n82 ex. 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