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C, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2, 192H\nNo. 218\nHAS NEW PLAN\nTO SUBMIT ON\nREPARATIONS\nBroad Principles Comprise\nUtmost Concessions Britain Can Give\nBrills'! Subjects W'dl\nLeave Constantinople\nfor Cyprus and Malta\nVAL.F.TTA, Malta, Jan. 1,\u2014In\nconsequence of the situation in\nConstantInonle, 100 Brltlt.lt subjects ami some sjaltsas WW\nleave Ihal city at once, It was\nlearned here tntluy. Of these.\n100 will he 'andeil at Cyprus\nnnd the remainder broufhl to\nItalia.\nI Given Rank of Magistrate\nMUST PUT END TO\nRECENT WRANGLING\nMoratorium Essential; Propose Reducing Reparations\nto Give Germany Chance\nLONnON, Jan. 1.\u2014An authoritative\n.ta-temant waa made in official circle,, 1\u2014i\u2014-\nSaturday to the effect that the Brit- , I J L Republicans Surest\nlah premier would |0 to Paris armed i - r 11'L\nwith a new plan for a final and com- j Conference to Establish\nJilete settlement of the whole ques- j g. \u00ab ,.,.\ntlon of Germany's war obligation. reaCe COIldltlOllS\nn ita broad principles, th.. plap, , -\"\nwhich la stntert to comprise the t.t \\ XREATY MUST STAND\nWITHOUT ABROGATION\nTELLeS REBELS\nFUNDAMENTAL\nPEACE TERLV1S\nMn,,nr-Gen. P. P. A. Williams. Conv\nmissioner of Ontario provincial police,\nhas heen created a magistrate, In order ihnt he may have authority to ad\nin emergencies.\nmost British concessions. Is given as\nfell own:\nFirst\u2014Any reparations program\nagreed upon In Paris must be a flnul\none which will put a definite end\nin the wrangling of the last three\nyfars and give an opportunity foi\nthe general economic rcconstruction\n0? Europe.\nSecond\u2014A moratorium for Germany is essential for a porlod of from\ntwo to four years in which time\n(lermrtny must balance her hudite*..\nstabilise the mark and undergo gen-\noral financial reform under allied\nsupervision but not under ullled receivership.\nThird\u2014Reduction of the reparations total to approximately \u00a32,500,-\nfiiin.OOO which, if not tortheoming aft-lmdi\nir Oermany Is given a fair chance I yon\nCosgrave Makes it Clear Free\nState Government Functions Must Be Respected\nDUBLIN, Jan. i.\u2014A meeting of\nformer officers of the Tipperary\nbrigade of the Irish Republican\narmy, held in Thurles. Saturday,\npassed a resolution calling for a\npeaoe conference snd forwarded a\ncopy to President Cosgrave, head\nof the Free State government,\nwho replied:\n\"Beforr you go further wiih ynur\nivnrs to secure pence, it is well\nshould understand the position\nBrings New Proposals\nOn Reparations From\nthe German Government\n.\u25a0AMIS. Jan I--Dr. Wilhelm\nMeyer, the (,envmn sjnhnaWrW.\nrailed i\" tm\u00bb ft'i'oign ,,f,,,\u25a0,' \u25a0>\nnay and nnnoiineed that Karl\nllargnani. the Herman flnnn-\nejul .Xpert, would hrlng to Parti\nnew proposals on repornimn-\nfrom the Hermun government.\nHerr Bergmnnn Is expected *.o\nrenrh Faris tomorrow morning.\nto make good her obligations, will !\nhe obtained by an ascending scale\ne( economic penalties.\nApproves International Commitesion\nAny settlemeni likely to be successful depends on Mr. Bonar | nw's\nview on some form of international\nloan for Oermany and, together with\nhis associates on the British delegation, he has received with approval,\nthe suggestion of the I'nitod States\naecretary of state that nn international commission determine tho\namount of reparations to be expected.\nThe conviction held by Premier\nI'olncare ot sYanoav io that a change} <*Pt s'\"'h ** lD0- a\u00abme-authori*las\nin heart on the part of Oermany ia 1 shall authorise or permit;\nrequired above all other ooneidern -1 \"That there shall he no claim on\nlions. He believes Germany's plans, the part of any person or persons on\ndearly.\n\"The h.'ivis for peace must be that\nthe treaty (Anglo-Irish treaty), shall\nstand without ahrogatlon. explicit or\nimplied, of any part of It:\nParliament Sovereign\n\"Thai the parliament established\nunder the treaty and the constitution\nshall he ihe sole and sovereign authority within the jurisdiction nssir.Jed\nto It in the same instrument!-;-.\n\"That there shall be nn armed force\nor military organization nnd no carrying of arms or war ir-uerinl,\nlor the future are hasod upon a polh\nof resistance to tho execution of the\nVersailles treaty, and any effort to\nhelp har he regards as useless until\nthe Berlin government decides in\nearnest 10 fulfill Is obligations.\nExpect German Opposition\nExtension of the present partial\nmoratorium, which expires January\n15, and the raising of cash for Germany in the interest of the mark,\nwill, In the French view, be nullified\nhy the continued German opposition\nto payment ot her debts io thnt action such as France now contemplates will be eventually forced on\nihe allies.\nThe Belgian and Italian governments!\nappear now to loan toward the French\nview moro than toward the British,\nbut with some disposition to seek\nmiddle ground.\nThe Italian delegation has a plan\n\u25a0which It will present to the round] after\nPolneare and Bonar Law have explained the French- and British viewpoints. Thfc conciliatory program\nrails for guarantees to satisfy France,\nhut without penalties so m to meet\nthe British objection, relying upon\nsuch action by Germany as would\nhavr* the result of making the guarantee* productive without the use of\nforce.\nBelgium Seeks Harmony\nThe Belgian minister, M. Theunls,\nwho worked strenuously in Isondon\nlast August to bring Lloyd George\nnnd Polncaro together, also seeks to\nharmonize the French and British\nprograms which, It is understood he\nthinks, could be done ir the German\ngovernment would affirm its willingness to fulfill the reparations clauses\nof the treaty to the full extent of the\nmtion'a resources.\nBoth the Belgian nnd Italian views\nI hits rely upon Germany to surrender\neconomically, trusting that the allies\nMB lay down terms for her that'she\ncan meet.\nTho French cabinet meetR tomorrow\nmorning under tho chairmanship of\nPresident Mfllerand to declrto finally\nthe French government's policy.\nthe coming nf peace to exercise power\" of government or to act so as to\nthreaten or endanger lifi?. liberty;\nproperty or livelihood withemr or(ron-\ntmiy to the same authority and that\nih.-rp shall be no interference with\ne.ectlons.\n\"Without these fundament.'1 *vndi-\n*\\\u00bbt s. any !n-called peace can only\nI .i a false peace' endangering ih.*\nv hole future of Ireland and removing\nni.p* of national unity.\"\nFlashes by Wire\nHast Csuses Bush Fires\nSYDNEY. NSW. Jan. I.-The In-\nleaas heat haa caused haatbata of\nl\u201emh fires in New South Wats*\nWsrahip Ordered to M.ditsrrsnssri\nPI.YMOl'TH. Knit, Jan. I. - The\nbattleship Emperor of Infill hap been\nordered to the Meilltirranenn.\nSarah Bernhardt Failing\nP.\\ni8. Jan, 1.-Sarah H. rnhar.lt.\nwho was thought to he making SB-\ni-ellent IBIsllBBB toward recovery from\nher recent breakdown, had a nerle,.\na' faintltie \"Pol-* todstr whir* ant\"\ngreat com em to her physicians.\nFind Murdered Wwi.ti'i Body\nST. PAl'!.. Jim. 1 -The hody of n\nwoman, about 2T, fears Ola, wllh her\nthroat cut from ear to ear. eras\nfound today near S \u00abw,imp at Plus\nEye lake, on the Mississippi river,\njust south nf the city limits\nPolice, who believe ahe had been\nmardSSSd early today had not identl-\nfiid her and wer- without clues as lo\nher slayer.\nDry Squad Carries\nOut Raids on Big\nScale in New York\nDEFEAT HYDRO.RADIAL BYLAW\nHAMILTON'. Ont.. Jan. 1 ,-Rnrly\nnturns from Bui Plamboro Indicate\nthe defeat of the hydro-radial bylaw\nf$ a large majority.\nNEW YOBK, Jan. 1.\u2014New York\npoiice and Inderal prohibition agents\nbrd completed today what, they declare*! to be the most sweeping liquor\nraids since the Volstead act became\neffective,\nShortly nfter ,1 o'clock, police -stations were Jammed with alleged\nviolators of the law nnd all sorts of\ndrinks from so-called champagne and\nwhisky to beers of varying brands\nfilled various police headquarters.\nDetectives entered the cabarets and\nrestaurants searching for carriers of\n(login nnd promptly put tn flight\nmany of the frequenters of those\nRepudiates Future Indian Debts\n' GAYA. Jan. I. -The HaHen>stat\n1 eongnss. by an overwhelming major-\nI hy yesterday adopted \u25a0 resolution re-\npudastttj i'll debts and liabilities In-\nI eurred hetnefurth by the government\nI of India. The existing liabilities were\naccepted.\nDutch Dowager Queen Falls\nTHE HAGFR. Jan. I\u2014The Dowager\nQueen Kmmn, mother of Queen WIN\nhclmtna. Ml iaturday night in the\npalace snd broke u hone In her left\narm. She waa nhle tonight. however,\nio nti\"nd the family N'w Tgara din-\nThe Dowager U *1 yei*s old.\nTORONTO POLLS\ni RECORD VOTE AT\nCIVIC ELECTION\n: City Eltcts Mayor Who Champions Radial Agreement.\nBut Rejects By-Law\n\"GRAB\" ALDERMEN\nSUFFER DEFEAT\nOnly Ratepayers Vote on\nAgreement; Explains\nConflicting Result\nI TORONTO, Jan. I.\u2014Toronto today I\nI rejected hy a majority of sauft the\n| agreement lo give a free six-track\nright-of-way on the eity*a waterfront\nfir provincial hydro commission ra \u2022 ;\ndials, but elected a pro-radial hoard \\\nnf control hy a narrow vote,\nMayor C. A. Mnguip1. ihe champion\nof the agreement, was \u00bb*tertpd mayor i\nfor 1*23 over R. J. Fleming, who lad\nthe antl-wnterfront \"grah'\" forces by i\np majority of tdjjl it a totHl poll \"f1\nSiO.OOO. Ihe largest ever recorded in\nToronto. The 192? board of control,\nwhich was solidly for the \"grab.\"\nwere nil re-elected with the exieptioo\nnf Controller Russell Veabttt, who was\nlieatan for fourth place by Joseph\nHNnger, a lavyaty who. as alderman in\nIS12, was ihe chief opponent of the\n\u25a0nilial sgrt. ment, nnd also supplied\n\u2022mint of the anti-agreement steam in\nhe election .-ampaign.\nMany N*v Aldermen\nSrveral aldermen who itood for the\nirab wen* daft a ted and an unusually\nlarge number of new men were swept\nInto Bldermiinlr seat? on the crest of\nihe aitiradial adJPeemeni In ihe business wards.\nThe old count il Indorsed the agreement Ip l-Wpt.-n.her last hy iv to n\\\nwith ni e alderman abaani ilnouuh\nillness, while the new loii-i, u atakltda\nlft lo 13 f^r Ihe agreeni.iii, Heven\nwho voted for the \"grab\" were defeated. There will probably be no\nadvocacy for the present ;t\u00abnemrnt.\nhowever, since the nit-oavers have\ndisposed of it. ihoiinh the vote does\nnot preclude the council from entering Into new nenrntlntlons.\nConflicting Verdict\nThe confllrtlng nature, of the peo-\nple's verdict may prrhupn be explained\nhy Ihe fart that only rate payer* voted\nnn the agreement, while the mass of\nnon-properly holding citizen-4 who\nhnv> for years shown partiality for\nihe uuidanee of one evening newspaper\nwhich barked Ihe mil till side, turned\nout ?troi>aiy to suppor* tttt pro-\nr.idial side. The electors also seemed\nto think that Mr Fleming, who mm\nmanager of the Toronto street railway\nup to the time of Its transfer to the\ni ity 1* monts ago, and In said to b<>\na stockholder, might. If elected limy or,\nhe. In a poHltion to tnflueme ihe city's\naft Ion on the nwnrd for the car system wlilrti will cum'- bafofa the Lift\ncouncil.\nOt,, . t to Competition\nluring the campaign, .the, ant la em-\nphaalaod thm ttoy were aol oppoalng\nradtgla but only tha agreemeni between the e.ty ;ind the comrni\"slon\nwhir*h. It was '-ont ended, gave too\nmuch. The ngbi io nolfcal fares\nwithin the city and thus aaajpaga\nwith th\u00ab city's own aystem and the\nunderground fraiublse tn ihe henn\nof the bttalnoaa dlatrlat. were part if u-\nlarly reaafded aa 'd'jeetlon.ible.\nThe l.yl.iw lo build an Hthtolir stadium al a cost of half a million dol*\nsraa defeated dot isiveiy. t\nDIVORCE PENDING\nA divorce, arrordlni to report\/ is\nf ltutnanla and his wif\u00bb. fornicrly l'i\nit is said, is making her prenatratlnns\n1 In F'aris. She Is believed iq Iihvo retii\ni ftve-months-old chihl.\nCANADA HAS\nGOOD CHANCE\nIN NEW YEAR\nProminent Men Agree Proi-\npects Are Greater\nThan Ever\nCLOSING YEAlfMARKS\nTURNING OF THE TIDE\nniiuii. nt between Onwh Prinoe Carol | f\u00bb it IT J .\n * \u00ab..,\u201e \u201ef,;,.,,,. Tb. #**>,|r m \"\u00bb\u2022\u00bb on \u00ab\u00bb\u00ab Upfrade;\nsi n.-r huahami antlica|,|k'il by Euro-\n' pean Problems '\n,, file ,,,i\nmet i,, in\nAthena with as\nPLANTOBAR\nWAR FOR ONE i\nGENERATION!\n I\nFrance Turns Down Ger-;\nman Idea ol Pledge by\nPowers\nALLIES MEET\nFOR FURTHER\nDELIBERATION\niices.\nAmong the\n'\u25a0;sited In the\nwi re Fhnntley'\nMoulin Rouge,\nbetter known places\nvleinity of Rroadway\n'. the Palais Roy ale.\nIhe Plantation, Monte\nCarlo restiiurnni. Ambassador restaurant. Strand roof and (j.vpsyland.\nAccording to the Hotel Men's association, the hotels entertained more\nthan 100,000 persons lagt night.\nCareless celebration of the New\nYear Jiy persons\" with firearms resulted in the fatal wounding of one\nn.an and I child and the shooting\ndf at least six or seven other persons.\nWEYBURN WANDERERS WIN\nWEYBURV, Sask., Jan. 1.\u2014Way-\nburn Wanderors defeated the Region\nVletorlae here Hnturday evening in\nn .Saskatchewan Amateur Hockey\nleague game by a score of 6 to 4.\nBritish Destroyer Arrests\nUnited States Steamer\nOff Coast of Ireland\n\u2022QUKEN8TOWN. Ireland. Jan.\n1.\u2014The British, torpedo boat destroyer Venomous, on Friday,\narrested a United States steam-\nahlp close to Castle Town, Uere,\nIreland, which was supposed to\nbe trying to Innd a cargo of\narms and ammunition.\n.BRITAIN PLANS FULL\n\u2022 PAYMENT OF DEBTS TO\nTHE UNITED STATES\nNEW VORK, Jan. 1.\u2014George\nHarvey, Ui\"t*d States ambasaa*\ndor to London, who arrived in\nNew York tresident of the\npaten of Frame. Ureal Mritain and Canadian Natum.il railways; E. W\nLelglum togather with tha Mantuis 11\u00abatty, K.C., president of tho Cn-\nfl\u00ab La Torn-la. n pres.nling the Italian \\ nadian Carille railway: Sir Adani\npremier, will go Into conference to-| Beck, chairman of ihe Ontario pjaar.\nmorrow in what is regarded aa the i Inclal hydro rommlaaion; Hon. i*. C.\nfinal effort of the aiii.-s t,( reach a LarWn. high eommtsaiaaer for can-\ncoUective settlement of the repara-1 goa In the United Kingdom; Sir H-\nt'ona nosstlon Thera was \u25a0 aober Bwnd Walker prealdeat of tha Cattav\nand even anxious aplrti In alllad 4ian Banh of Comateree; Ko\u00ab. Jajmao\ncircles tonight In* face of the proh- Murdoch, federal minister of labor.\nability thai if the conference falla Tom Moore, president or the trades\nSfparate and direct rtctlnn hy Francs nnd labor congress of Canada; Hon.\nWill follow I ,:- P* O^taham, I'edVral minister of\nThe maatlna in .1 continuation of | mflitia and defense and acting min-\nl.ist months premiers' \u00bbru!\u00abailoa, I\u00bbter ,of railways; A L Pi ass In. assagf.\nvhloh waa called tp examlna whether dant of the Bond Dealers' \u25a0\u25a0anitltt\nany reaults could come from 1 gen-!\"\"\" of Canads; Blr rredartch wui-\n*?ral economic conaresa in Brossela, I lama-Taylor, pn Ident of the Bank\nMoratorium First Consideration Ol Montreal, and John R Crahj. grain\nThe main questions to be decided I expert ol western Canada.\nin first, whether a moratorium can Financial Standing Good\nbe granted to i.-rnvuiy. and second. All things considered, Canada's fln-\n1 pun what terms \u25a0 nnclal Btandlng la one to bi* proud of,\nTrance and Qraat Britain are . a lya the Olobe'a fmani ml expert tn\nsbiuj.lv divided in p.di.-v The IfYem-h N'eaJfaf with world conditions,\nmils* upoff s. iziiu: tho iWoducrfte | Ths rear j tei rJaaad maVked a\nresources of Germany on iiu- 1'ett hanh definite pirn in the tide of bust nee*\n01 the Rhine in the Ruhr valley as ln\u00bbnfai aa Cgnndn and other Cawagaaj\nkUarantees lhai when the moratorium > Hona were conceTned. Thi business\nterminal.s. Oermany will resume her,' \"']l revolred beyond the pll ol Be-\nrepurutiuns payments. I'nwldeni Mill- prcsslon some 12 months ot more ugo\nen in replying to thr N>w faar '\u2022\"' in \"\" Interrenlng period, gen-\nrood wishes of the deploruutlc corps \u00ab\"\u2022' hunlneaa In this, country has\n,,,,:|V md\u00ab ,1 clear thai France \"loved distinctly, if ens. rvativ, ly. on\nsi ,n.!s upon her conception of Justice | \u00bbh, upgrade. But he adds: \"No na-\nbis inder the treaty of lf'!' ':in ,\"1 \"' '' \" '\u2022talnlng while\nEurope contlnui \u2022 In hi r presi nt state\n,\u201e , ,. 1 ,-, hi rttah- ' \"\u2022 '\u25a0onfnslon both rconnmlc and poh-\nI'.i .1!. \\v iili enrr-ii- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - ill asiii ally deli 1 ted In value and b- r purchasing\n,. u>r reduced accordingly; no other\nn mal ter i*asi her re\n\u25a0 1, >\u25a0- thrifty her population, ot in-\n\u25a0a it) sound her tinanclq 1 poaitton,\n\u25a0 1 ihh thai iiltinmie -i.iie im pros-\n\u25a0 to which wi <\u25a0, 1\" ttrlving\nhci efnri. .1 .1 n>.i |>e ii irandli r the\nlhaJ Can ida --\u25a0 1 all the\nr reanurcea thai i'\"; ni\u2122 ' \u25a0' ''\"' makp f\"T rom-\ns l0(esa| ll shoiHder her \" \"n ; than If thi mech\n\u25a0 ptn\n'ind hat\n\\. rsailles\n\"C let. p. 1 \u25a0\u25a0 1 tn h. estah-\n\u25a0 - ihed.\" he dec Ian d on y nn th*\n1 csla of the In atb - and through\nrespaci Cot the righto atqulrad and 1\nthe obligations Im urred '\nThe British govi nun. 1 \u2022 thorough- \"\nly ' dlsappruves stern methods ot '\nP natties and d< aires to work oul .1 '\nplan under whh h Oermany will be ''\n1 lowed ., 11 in id rlum of at leasl ''\n1 .\u25a0 0 \\. irs, this time in 1 mployed '\nAsks Declaration of\nVoluntary Default On\nGerman Coal Deliveries\nPAJUE .lan. 1 - Franca has aaksd\ntlie reparations eonimisslon to deelai.*\nOartaaay hi voluntary default of he*\nreal deliver;.s whifh. It is e|.umtntlveia. lUilh were gains from the\nNi.Monallst Strength In the house.\nMcDuusHlI. Labor, haa been.elected\nto the seniilf The COUnttnfl Of pref-\nerrnee bal'otn cast lp tha general\nelection, I \" - - m- . 1 *\u2022\u25a0, will be resumed tomorrow, rl _ .\nWAKAWA FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE\nsaskatoon, Jan. 1 Fin of an-\n1 knon origin naiigart $.\u25a0\". 1 damaga .\nj al Wakawa, SasK . on Sunday after- '\n1 noon. The general More, 1 billiard\nI ri ly ol U I 'ii saw\nthi fust run ol 1 \"print made at\ntl'. Fort \\\\ ni' in l'a : 1 ompany'a\n1 in here, Thin in ih\" firsi paper\n\u25a0 v. i- made In !'\u25a0\u25a0 \u2022 \u25a0Vilil.m\nThe nn. waa a 111 ol ihe machinery, whh ti waa '\u25a0\u25a0 11 aed over for\nthe first lime and 1 It. 1 rial was quite\nRtittsfactory li < \u25a0*\u2022.,<\u25a0 ;*.l that from\nii la time fbn\u00bb ard ih. (sirs r mfll h III\n\u25a0.- in \u2022 ontln ml \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 - on and thai li\nv II pi nducV . Ifln tonn \u25a0\u25a0! ni ^^ *prii I\n;t day.\nlilstcr Premier\n\u00abs New Year\nWill Bring Calm\nLIVERP' an.. .1 in. 1 S;i .1.111. \u25a0\n1 'r 11\" 1 'Istei pri mler, In 1 Mew\nVi 1 -' no usage lu the l.iV'i'i I\nl.venlng Expn as \u00abuys\n\"My \\' w \\ ear\u00bb message ii the\n-. rvenl wish thai 1931 maj we 1 on\n1 inuam 1 |H*ai <\u25a0 and goodwill in\nL'later, that the aeiuiiate leglslaturea |\nin Ireland and tin n own spheres may j\nba enabled to work for the consutn- 1\nmatlon of tverything wHlch advancea\ntha welfare of tb,- paople, and thai\n1 later In comtnon with the real of\ntha Kmplre may enjoy renewed pros-\nparity in the New Teat\n\u25a0 \u25a0!\n\u25a0 in- r<'\nere\nd.'\nHope\n\\* <>i sing in i\" rfei I\nReason for Confidence\nThe basifl fi r .. high degree ol con-\n1 idi ix \u2022', howei so ta, u Canada\ni-; . oncemed. has i>. n lupplled.\n\u25a0 - ine ol 1 li' 1 irgt m crone In her\nhistory lit- i.. \u25a0 mrvesti d,\" oontlnuee\n','- it i ii k< \"Ti wdt I.- ni \u25a0 1 have shown\nati ady impr\u00abj\\i mi ni ^^ ;iix th.- bat-\nii't.'i'n in r' won '\u25a0> - !\u2022<\u25a0.!'\u25a0 ily on ths\n1 igh -mle of the l\u00bbda r TonoagH born\n! \\ the \u25a0\u25a0 allwa.H \u00bb ha - rs pyhed record\nproporti r.ftonds h ive found\n1 tivi : inrki 1 In Si n V-.-'i: at\n\u25a0 lan pi ici \u25a0 \\ml th. Fan idlan dollar\n1 1 - \u25a0 pt.slt . the 1 schange mai\nman mm ately perhapa than\ntn: other Index meaeurcs >>\\n- poal-\n\u25a0 m .'1 Cm Ign \u25a0 -' m itlo'n, has baen\nthe flrai to rca. li parity and to sell\n, 1 .1 premium, in the terms of the\nAmerii in dollar.\"\nDeals With Immigration\nS \u25a0 !'\u2022 ni 1 Thornton pays particular\n11 'ontlnm ',1 on I' \u25a0\u25a0:, '!\u2022\u00ab\u25a0.\u25a0. 1\nGerman Non-Aggression\nPact Submitted Through\nWashington Unofficially\nPalis, .Tan. 1 - The praoaad non-\n:t'.'i:res\u00abion arrangement referred 10\nIn Hu* HarabuTsj speech or WTlhslm\ncuno. Ihe uhtrtnan chanci llor, was\naugaaated by the Clarman aml)aaaador\nl.i Washington to S'.niaiy of St.i\"\n11 nutlet 11 was said semi-offleiaHy \\\nhare Mtfay, but the state department.\nU waa added, did not transmit- It\nofllciallj' tq ih\u00bb |t*B\u00abhj government. '\nMONTREAL REVENUE GROWS :\nMoNTHFAf.. Jan. 1 \u2014Customs and\ntgcUe receipts Cor 1912 were reported\nt'v the collector, -a cuatotna and ex-'\ncise for the port of Montreal to total\n|y4,fH,Tftl&fi, agalnal |90,t71.6To.lII I\nfor P.M.\nIS INAUGURATED GOVERNOR\nXLI'.AW .\\ V.. Jim 1 Alfred F, '\nSmiih pffli kill) k over ths rehae\nOf the state \u00bb*o\\ .inii|. lit to.l.iy, when\nin the presence of IBW of bta taOow\n1 tlaana iw^horad \\n tha neuembly\nchambere, he waa Inaugurated gater\nBO{ yf Nvw Yoilt. |\nHOMrlt)TX Its Tr*r:\n-KflTT POLICY, \u00a3VCM\n Paf6 Tvtt.\nTITE NET .SON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2, 1923\nP\u2014^\nLeading Hotels of the West\nWhere Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained\nUl\n-7.\n\u00ab\nGeorge Benwell, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nAMLRICAN PLAN RATES tftJO TO fr..00\nRooms willi Running Water and Private Bfttlll\nHeadquarters for all Travel.rip; Men, Mining Men,\nLumber Men and Toiirisls\nSPECIAL SUNDAY WNNER $1.00\nTHE MOST COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THE CITY\n(GOOD DRIVING; GOOD MANNERS\n| For all drivers, whatever they may\nbe driving, the golden rule Is to be\nprepared utways fur the unexpected;\nto bo able, that Is, tn slow down, stop,\nor to turn at an instant'B notice. A\ncuv so driven is | bar lu perfect\ncontrol, and Its driver Is n man nhle\nto do the right thing, and thnt only,\nwith almost automatic precision ami\nquickness. On the whole, il must ba\nsaid in fFiirness, LhS drivers of motor-\ncom lies arc the superiors in skill liml\ncourtesy to a great many of the\ndrivers of smaller pleasure cars.. As\nfor Ihe |ew Ihnt are lax, Of even\nreckless, reasonable leglalat Ion, fortified by public opinion, .should he\nenough to extrude them from Hie\nroad. After nil, good driving La\nlni'K'i ly a mallei- of good manners\nLondon Dally Tilegraph.\nIll'MI*. Percj *4 M.o-\\e. Barnes,\nRuaaei; Mik. tl, Morey, Ipawlch, Huf-\nfolw; W. J. Meagher, |tc reroute, Oul: I\nMrs w. J. Meagher Miss MeOrory.\nCarl*. Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. E Cary, Bon-\nn tag ton; Mr. and Mrs. J T Hrownlng.\nPlymouth, Devon; Mlsa Oraham I'errys,\nMiss Vlrle Moore. Hllverton; Mrs, Henry Lee. I.oiuioti. T. .1 Bolea, Rldgway,\ntmt.; Mrs I-' .1 Boli s, Chicago; Ki \u2022\u25a0.!:>\n.1 Holes. rhtOSgO, 111.: A. Civile Kinui.v,\nWinnipeg; Mr, and Mrs H M. Vincent,\nMiss Qwneth \\ it ni. North Shore; I'.\nnoughts Naale, Ing. rwoli, i mi.. Knit\nll. Oraham, Montreal, Que; Miss l*>ro\nthen Graham. Nelaon; S\\r*. V. H Qrn-\nliam. Montreal, Que; a T. Waltay, In-\ngersoll, nni , Mrs A, T Walh v, Wr.i\nw.ili.'v, M. j. Waller, Nelson; Mr and\nMrs 1 ii. Nelson, Minneapolis; Geo :\nFerguson, Etahonerberg, Oul : -Mrs Geo\nFerguson, cici. town, i\u00bb*n . c, h Ker\n\u2022 guson, Insarasll, Ont.; H. A Hansen,\nChicago: Mrs 11 A Hansen, Butler, H\nI- : T K Levasaeur, Unburst. N U .\nMrs i; Levaaaaur, Regina; Win Wal-\ndla, Burlington, \"m ; Mra, Wm Wai-\n.lle. Victoria Harbor. (>ni ; Mr- .1 C\nWadlle, Mr .1 c Waldle Nelson; H\nMcGregor, Aberdeen. Scotland; Mrs It\nMcGregor, Kr\u00ab-d Waldle, Willi.un Wal\ndle St.. Mi.-s Jeafi Waldle, Hoi. Waldle,\nKdward T. Apple thai te. Miss Apple-\nwhalte, Nelson, A. B, Ritchie, Nelson:\nMrs Arthur LLakes, Winnipeg; Mrs\nluiitv Harle'y, Bveraon; Miss Crane\nHorahad, L* F. A Johnstone, Nolson;\nJohnstone, flirting, Scot land; U. Morrow. Helen Olaot, Mr. Rhodes, Nelson;\nH. Francis, Mrs. H Francis, Vamou-\nver; Mrs En telle Ferguson, Ingeraoll;\nHsrry Ferguson. Hchomberg, Onl ; Mini\nJoi PVrsuson. Nelenn; Geo, Ferguson\nOunkeraon, (mi . fclhe&betn s Ferguaon\nCtMtkatown, Out . H. A Maatera end\nwife, Nelaon: Alexander Lelth, Mrs\nAhx Lelth, Jas IVBhen, Fogvllle, (hit:\nMi-.-. J,is (VShea.Oalt, Ont., II. II, Mr-\nI., ule, Ni \u00ab Westminster; Mrs, H. II\nMeKenxle, (Mmrloitelowtv P.B.L: IV A\nThomas, Hyde, [ale of Wight: Mrs. r\nO Thomas. I,.m:liai lie, South \\\\ ale**:\ni D, K' ie Church Lanes. Mrs. ,i i>\nKerr, Hit; Springs, Tessa; Hash \\v\nhvbertsou. St. Andrews East; Mrs H\nw Rnbertsnti, Qu<-en\u00bb Bound, Ont.; w\nE Keyi end wife, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs\nGregory, Mi*^ E. *lasnon, Mrs. Burks,\nR a Conway, Trail! Mrs. Clyde Emory,\nKdmonton; Mr< L^ougl&a N'agb. gpo-\nl .1 V Mae*,i . Nelson; W. M.\nCunllffe, Port Glasgow.\n\"DODD'S 3\nKIDNEY;\n''\/,pilLM\nx^lT NXX^ ,o'3\/ i\n'.T^J'JIbv \u2022'lADr-ri\nUnder Ihe Old Manaaement of H. W. Shore.\nNine First-Class Well-lighted Sample Rooms\nHOTEL STRATHCONA\nNELSON'S irADlNC. HOTEL\nAmerican Plan. Magnificent Dining Room\nExtremely Comfortable Drawing Room for Ladies.\nSpecial Rates for Winter Qoaidei*.\n\u25a0MORRIS SJBJMORRISH\nLITTLE Mask Hi'i'mr ,li,l ix.t\nTAKE long io flnil\n\u25a0THE Plum.\" Ami wlsf bUTSTS\nwill nm take kwi\nTO liml our rl, ai'iiu,',' S:,l,>\nPRICES Sssaa real bargain,\nAND invite |,i',,ni|,t actios .\nLEST others get tli<\" I'lums.\n\u2022\u25a0^tadi ssab\n-^T BcrrsCLOfiitt\nMen Suited ^L\nW^7*S| geW^f\nTrail; L ll imi bar, Fort Wlllti\nChSS Bsvsft, I-.n.l..ii M A. M.it'l\nToronto. It Gratism Btsrr, Brant\nBT RATH CON A \\\\ C To-bl. Sent\n\u25a0Sal, Mm. w. c. Todd, London; Mi ,\n,, \u201e, ,. ,, ..... Toronto; it r.rahsm Htarr. RratnnU\nrergntaoa, Nelaon; w r. Wilson, city; mmm K ,. slil,r. i;M,,.lh Bn\u201e j.-\nMi\" Wm M.-or. Halifax: Mr. Moo-., shore, hhethuid, tint.; T. Lloyd laVvls,\nNS: Chan E Wllaon, Bool land; Mrs Blown; Mr. and Mrs Hadetay, Willow\nL B. Joule. Minneapolis: H M\u00ab*V\u00bb\u00bbn, Point; Jas II wib- Ottawa; Mabel M\nDuaden. OnL; C K. W llaon. London; Mohr, T in..; Helen '. Blackburn,\n'\u25a0>..! Btaltsy, Winmpig; Lola. Vudl., Kemptxilb-. g. M Mohr. Mohr's Lsuid<\nTutn> Undlngl F. rm'ti. t:h Inii; Mi-, ins: Hea tfaimen, Louis .1 Rauhen-\nP. T, MacOulre, Otmwo:-Mnry MeGutn, helmer, G, T Mai Outre\nQueen's Hotel\nEUROPEAN PLAN\nSteam Heated Throughout\nM,\u201el, rnty Purtil.h. 1 II , ,,s Fp-rrll\nJV,.'kl>' a,.-l He\u00abt,l | i:\u201el-'\na. L4.roir.Ti. rr.orair.ioa.\nShcrbrooke Hotel\nRbmbs ai Beassnsals Ratss ami\nDining I: awn .\\i mrnonallan.\nII. DUNK, Proprietor.\nTO EUROPE\nSalllnfB from S'..\nI\u201en. I, Harloeb \t\nIan, II, HetSfSias....\nJin, It, M.iil.iirn\nI:.it. It, M\u201el,l, l\u201el., .\nsvii. f. afarltr* .\nK-, h. t, Monli'nln,\nI', i, is, Veins\t\nJohn, at, B.\n l.lvprpnnl\n QlasBoa\n I.iv ,| I\n Liverpool\n Liverpool\n.... In,' I\nCheriumri\n : Hampton\nil bun\nr.li K, Maraara\nr, i.. It, Itoatdare ..\nMi.i.'ii i. Itetaasma\nM\u201er, h L*. M;,rl,\u201e I,\n\/. \\l:,,,'l, ::, Uiancdnsa\nil.,\n\u2022 i-i'\t\niv, rnool\nHasSjOa\nKootenay Hotels\n\u25a0jl l-.KSs W .1 \\Hv\\ ,,. Cranbrook\nMrs J Law. Slo. .-ui i'lty; \\i. <'\u25a0\u25a0><-\nsunt*. Law, Bl\u00ab \u25a0 ai City, ii \\\\ bt. i\nt ..in-..iv Ni w I', nvi \u25a0 .1 Kn kpsl i >\nA|.|.u-,l.,l. , i: i Raj mom\nAim.\nMADDEN HOTEL\nMRS. MADDEN, Prsp,\nFirsl-clsas Room, by th. Day\nWa.k or Month.\nfverv Cen.'d.ration Shove .,\nGuests.\nC.r Ssasr end Ward Sia N.lsen\nMADtiRN Mr H 'I Mi T M i.l.i. .\n,lr K'ln,. nton; \\ II.,>\u2022 Ti nl. H It. I,\n, ,\u25a0 l sal, Ira Ton '\u25a0 \u2022\u2022\u25a0< \u00abi I.e. II\nThompsoa, Hloc ,\u201e,'\u25a0, , \u25a0 A Mri ..wd\nIn,. rn.sa: Harr) li, 'iy, ilnrton\nNEW^GRAND HOTEL\n116 Vernon St.. Cut.\nOnl> hrb k hotel in alt*. HstSl\nheated, hut ami cold wuler. BwfS>\n(\u2022\u2022\u2022an and Anietir.-iti pl.uis.\n1.1.1..-INU h.m:ia. NAKl'HP.\nVp i\" 'I its in t ,n> n -I- \u25a0 i >i< ^in\nb\" iii d, h..i ,'HmI eold WStel OUT\n\u25a0\u25a0 rv.es msi , - .you t>. i \u25a0. horns\n!\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0 ni hoi - id i lean. Good no ala\ni n thing 1< \u25a0! Oin motto Is\nio ph .- you, and if so t. n nthi rs,\nsnd ii n..i i. li ss Free sample\nrot ma, it ite mi .1 ,\\. f] SO, j-j on.\nl-i .11. was J. Pratt, I'ronrlgtor,\nSakusp, it. c.\n1 vi. 1. h i*. Man 1 calm .\nI March It, Mon 1 rase .\nI Mareh 17, HelRa \t\nI Msren it. Marharn ..\ni Mareh S3, Mon tela rs\nRenerv.it Ions, rtites\n11. 1, he secured lro.11 It\nwhere, rat \u25a0*\u25a0 tSt J. H.\nP,.h\"iir. Aifftit. MelMus.\n. .Souihniiipiott\nllasihsri\n l.ivi \u25a0ipool\n Uvsrhoal\nCherl rs\nSouthampton\nllsmbnrg\n 1 llai row\nLln ti 1\nuiol rail .dettlls\n, ,.l S| I ulfi ev\u00abrv-\nCABTBB, Utht-\nDECEMBER HAS\nMOISTURE AND\nGLOOM RECORD\nNearly Four and a Half\nInches of Precipitation;\nThirty-three Sunny Hours\nHAS LONGEST SPELL\nOF SUSTAINED COLD\nMonth Enjoys Dust Storms,\nSnow Storms, Rain Storm*,\nand Banana Belt Weather\n' December, just paasad, hud less\nsunshine und more water than nny\nOther month iii 1*11, \u00bbo for a\u00bb the\nrecords of KstaorolOgloa] Observer\n.t. B. Ciiuiltltng enable 1111 exact slate-\nrnenl in be tn:ul.*. So far M the\nl,i.*eipil;itloii goes, Mr. Colliding hna\nnot works*] out the monthly totals,\nbut Iit'ccmber's lordly total of i,.41\nInches of rainfull Djahes It Inlrly cer-\ntsln it tats no competitor for wet I\nhonors,\nAs for hours of eunsblVM, l)ccem-\nber enjoyed only S2 hours und 4S\nmi 11111in ol Uit-m. about half what\nJanuary and Kovember each had,\nnboUl nin'-fifth of what the average\nmonth bad, and about one-tenth of\nwhat July, the banner hrijjht limnth,\nPre-lnventory Sale!\nAll over the store lines of Fall and Winter Merchandise are marked for clearance before our inventory\nis taken.\nThis will prove a real opportunity for you to anticipate your winter's needs at unequalled prices.\nNelson Dry Goods Co.\nLADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS\nNelson's Best Cafes\nTHE GRILL\nThe Place lo Eat\nClranlln.'.., ni.nhly. Only whits\nhelp SSBSjtassd\nJESS SANDERS. Prep.\nPhone 671. 313 Baker SI.\nNi:\\v ,.i: \\M>. l'i\nli...-in ,;,. r frail\nTHE LAKEV1EW HOTEL\nMra. \u00bb.',.\u25a0\"- A Son., i\" ,i',\u00abtorB.\nNice, anim, ci,iiifor':il,le r-inns al\nrtaaonahl. ntas Open ,t.i> and\nnlahl.\nCan,.' Hell and V.rn.n Streets\n1.am:, ii:\u00ab ji , \u201e, w.p\u2014 i n\nWall:,-. \\\u201er ,\u25a0\u25a0\",- -T. 1.,, 1.. -ll.-\nmi,l,r..\u201el, J \\\\ \\\\ ,', <',. Ion\nTHE TREMONT HOTEL\nSOO Block Baker Street.\nGIBBON A WALKLR, Props.\nlipsjn arsin under tow man ire\nment Nha t onifoi tabli* room, and\nreasonable ratOS.\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\n120 Bak.r 8tr..t, Nalaon, B, C.\nOPEN DAY AND NIGHT\nIt:30 is 2:30 Specisl Lunch tlTit\n5:30 lo 1:00 p. m. Supper. .354*\nPhone 194\nTHE\neV\nd. oars.\nFlne-tt .\n1 n-M.iuran\nIn ths\neltv OP\nIN\n1\n\\ V \\Nl -\nMIGHT\nSi |t\u00bbndld\nir\nsuperior\nfl,flies.\ne\\. rylhi 1\n;\u25a0\u25a0\"\n,1\n, \u25a0 u . 1\n\"on, and\nfi. n di 1\nM\ni:i I.M. bt\ncream,\nreds n .\"\n:\nn.l\nhot ,III.Ik.\nNlee.\n\u25a0 1 in, run\nwater W\nI. li CAP\nli\n\u2022 1\nroi,,.,' . hol\n1 tu i-Tivats\nnd told\nparties\nJ\nTRKMMNT I '>r.-n|t. Marthal Ir-'ti-\nm.trk (itai-Hr ivi. iho.1. ll 1 ilii.tn N.i.ii\niJtifflthK. N- Ison. Kr.i Hu i>\" Mall.\njgMney; John Knp.*. 1'iiul I' i\u00bb. Mh-i\n\u25a0sal; 'i Krlrfcaon, Juno rt Nt'l-on, llf.s.si-\nland\nf~ : \u2014^\nHIGH CLASS RESTAURANT\nROYAL CAFE\n(l(r\u00abn d\u00bby snd night. (Jiitrk serf-\nlea Dinner. 11:30 S. tn. to 1:00\np m . Site. IpeclSl Biipper, 1:10\np. m to 8:00 p m.. 16c.\nPhons 182. 604 Bskar Strsot\nAdvertising is Jhe Motive\nPower of Business.\nDON'T LET\nFEAR\nHold You Back. Have\nThose Teeth Corrected\nBefore Cold Wtdther.\nlElls'llt IniW N the litiio 1., net,\n\u2014 why Wait for ih.'il tooth.iebe\nto tenil ynu lit.\nNovnthe.'ia srUl rollsrs foSJ ol\nall [Kiln mid *\\iUt\\\\\\\\\\\\\nNstaSSl (pialily Ih rltt'it\u2014ll\nIs fju'iranteed 1| ye-irs.\nNature aiprss* MaMiro ssprss-\nstun C 1 A Rl\"n K (C\nplatts iplU bridffework *)J\nOPEN EVENINGS\norrr--t\nBooms 3 \" il 7 ili-n: 11 I'.l. 3d UsSti\nJauitsun Blilt > W.ill and Kt*arsln>.\nim,. .,\" Mam 1853.\nSpokans, Wash.\nbad,\nAlti.\u00abilher, Ne'son hud 1.107 hours\nnnd IS SatteBtM of siin.ihlne duriiiK\nlitJi!, an avasnajaj ol l\"*K bsshnl and m\nminuted per mnnih. Of this bright-\nness. January hud 66 nours, 51 tnin-\nutea; Kebruury Tt, .ri4; Munh Ul;\nApril 13^, IS; M.ny 1M3. Mi -faBS 2\u00bb-.\n30, July HI0, %\\ AuRitst L'SH, it;\ns, pt. iiih.-i* 176. 4S; Oetoher Ut, \u00ab;\nNov\" tuber HI; |>( ember 42 48. De-\nt i-iiiher hud 12 hours und 64 minutes\nbun Piinsliine thnn the previous Ih*-\nceinher.\nln rolling up Its record of Ml\nInches of rulnt'iill. Deoemher had is\ndaye on which It cither ruined or\nsnowed, OB IO days it snowed. The\nblsreat snowfall wiih on December S,\nwhen 7.9 inches fell. December s to\nM prodticadj 16.s Inches of sbbw and\nli aabsr IS so ED, It Imhes, Afur\nthe hitter date the prcelpilallon wan\nIn the form of rain, and Ihsrs was\nrain for eight iluys running. DSOOBV\nIcr 2- to 2!- aniounting to I.M imhes.\nOn two different days at least halt\nan Inch Bstti DsosmbSf 24 having li\nInch, und Deoemher 27 .\"'.\"> inches\nThe total of 34.7 inrhos of snow reduces to 3.47 inches of rain, when\n(lgurlns In the precipitation tabu*.\nAgainst this DTOOlplUtloO of Ml\niBChes, lie. ember of Utl hltd 2..'.6\nui.ti.s. :in SatcSSs t>f 2.ST, Imhes In\nf.iUir of ihe lnonlii iBSf, passed.\nMticury Sometimes Almost\nStationary\nIn mldltoui 10 its other features.\nlie, .'inhef cerlainly had one of the\nlonsasl pertods ol siistslnsd mM ever\nezpertsneed al Nelson, there belnK\none week during whhb the mercury\nwinl below BSfSJ nn six nut of tin*\nf-tven nights. The otldSSt dip occured\non Jiecember li'.. the irnrcuiy tomb-\ning J\u00bb,.1 tbgiies I-plow zero. In the\nS&stalaed warm spell of over two\nweeks following, tin* highest point\nreached by thS mercury was 44.5 degrees the tl.iy bessars Christmas, at\nIBS height of Ihe thaw. There were\nssvsrsj toys In lVcemher when the\nne ivuty moved within only the iinr-\n1 owt st 11 mils Ob December fi the\n\\ iiiiilion hi tin 24 hours was only\n1.1 llSglUS Tins was ilitring i> I'*-\nmilt* an hour sals tlatl rBtSSd dust\nstorms. The widest range was 0B\n1 ft'i mb- r 10. when the merrury\nSBjftSd 21 H decrees, on the Inauguration of the || tlnys or so of banana\nocit ysBthsr Than was no stdsnfisss\ntiny, us reckoned by the mcteorologi-\ntal bureau, and only one clear day.\nN.ne days arsrs reckoned lair und\n21 were ovenast.\npalltles nffeclcd by the proposed first\n111.lt of the provincial hydro electric\nradial system centering In Toronto,\nnamely the St. Catharlncs-Port Credit\nlink, divided today on the qaesttOB of\nproceeding with the project.\nHamilton City, east Flatnlwro nnd\nllcrtnn townships voted against the\nnuiials ^iind St. Catharines und Nil-\nsi.n, Lhirlingloii, South t,ranthain ami\nO'dBton townships indorsed tbe radial\nbylnws.\nToronto, which voted mrrely'nn the\nAgreement giving radial system free\ncniry on \u25a0 six-track right-of-way,\ntne question of supporting rudlals not\nbeing Involved, rejected the proposuja\nby 5245 majority.\nHamilton nut I-nulla I majority was\nl'Jtiu, while Kast I'lamboro's adverse\nmajority was KI. The other figures\nITS tint yet available.\nSt. Catharines curried. |hn radial\nbylBW by almost two to One, Nelson\ntownship hy a majority of 40 and\nItiirlington township by u majoriiv\nof IMI\nSt. Catharines elected a pro-radi.il\ncouncil.\nI wood ulenhol. An Inquest will bo .\nI lul.l.\nEmployed Boys\nTurn Tables on\nthe High School\nFly a score of 17 to 10. the Km-\nr'uyetl Hoys of the \"Y\" turned the\n1 tables on their recent victors, the\nHigh Sfhool hoys, ut the Y.M.C.A.\n' \u00a3vm last night. In basketball.\nThe lineup was oh follows:\nI rmploycd Hoys High Sehool\n, A. loanln Forward N. aBasSt\nj K. Hoes Forward H. I'ltts\nK Campbell ... .Onter... T, McVlcar\nj O. Lona; .Ounrd. 11. MacKenitle\n|\\V. rengelly ...Quard J. Hlms\nTHE ENGINEERING AGE\nTo it great extent man has been |\nreplaced by machinery. In place of '\nth rhythmle ring of picks, a few experts direct power-driven roa d-break-\nere which crush the hard concrete bed\nwith Irresistible steel teeth. There\nare no horses sirainlng at heavy\n\u2022santa, bMcbj arc delivered on the\nJoh by steam trolley nnd transferred\nto the worners' hands by cranes,\n\u25a0 '*\u2014*\" \u2014 IB \u2014\u25a0 \u25a0 , I,\nToo Late to Classify.\nNoncr*\nDon't forget the Colonial concert\nparty Hard Time dunce. Armory. Capitol orchestra. Friday, .'anuary 5.\nI \u2022 (fiiifini\nThe Milk\nFrom\nGERARD OUTPOINTS SHARKEY\nTKKNTON. N. .!.\u2014Jan. l.\u2014Tommy\nficrard of Newark. e!aini;inl of the\nNew Jersey featherweight championship, decisively outpointed Jack\n.Sharkey of New York, lure tonight\nin a 12-rotind bout, BaMaaTdlng to\nK|mrt writers at the ringside, who\nBJBVS nine rounds 10 QarBTd\nBAD LIQUOR KILLS TWO\nWINNIFI-X1. Jin. 1\u2014Two tlcaihs,\nbelieved by the police to have result ed from drinking poisonous\nliquors, were reported tonight. Will-\nlam Pruminnnd. aged 56, and AU . iopini nl i.f the country rtSBSBdl\nupon a successfully operated transportation system. The railways of\nCanads require greater traffic In\n. nbr to provide a better service for\nIhe people, and the only possible solu-\ntjiui Is iBCrSktosd tiopitatlon.\nThe vote was 'J\u00ab.2I1 to 20,5*1, a\nm:,jorlty against of 5247.\nThe vote on the waterfront entrance bylaw was 28,340 to 23.095. n\nmajority against of 6245.\nThe vote for m;iyor waa:\nMaguire. 40.631; Fleming, 39,851;\nmajority for Maguire, 840.\nThe vote was the BJaBahM for the\nmayoralty In many years.\nI or tbe board of control, first four\nelected, ihe resutl whs:\nTliomsfl Poetey IMI4, J. J. CJlbbons\n;.:::. w. W. Hilts 32,:.h:i, Joseph\n\u25a0InCsr, |t,*UI, Hamnel McUrldp Sfl,-\n4tt. A. i; NesbUt 28.983. J K, Starr\nrtJJN, A. rft Uurgesa, 28,87.\nMo fin i|\u00bbsiitit>| Divided\nTOlSuNTO. Jan, 1.\u2014The munlcl-\nWhenever you want to\nbuy, sell, rent.'exchange,\nget a job or hire help\u2014\nTelephone Classified\nAdstoTheDailyNews\nIt it the quick, sure, economical way to \"connect\"\nwith the thing you want at the time you want it.\nA lew lines of type and a man makes a sale a home\nis found a stranger locates a room- a business investment is revealed a lost valuable is recovered. Want ads.\nmake the unknown known, the dream a reality and the\nambition an accomplished lact.\nThe Daily News is always at the other end of the\nwire, ready to serve you. Just ask for 144. . ^ .\nThe Daily News\nNELSON,\n0, _\n\u2022*\n \u2022 7\n'THE NEI5OT TJATLT NEWS, TUESDAY MIXING, JANUARY 2, 102.1\nPag7* TEriir\nTRAIL CAPTURES\nSECOND FIXTURE\nNelson Seniors on Short End\nof 6 to 5 Score in Second\nHockey Game of Season\nAfter\nhookey\nsextet\nhockey\na 6 to\nMayor McHardy Wins\nFirst Games on New\nUp-to-Date Alleys\nMayor Charles Y. McHardy and\n(Kenneth CampbaU, M.P.r., bowled the\nfirst games on the new ulleya of the\n.Semaphore Howling and Billiard\nhull yesterday afternoon, wher\nthey ware formally opened. Mayor\nIlcHardy easily defeated the member for Nelson, whose tries for the\npins were very wild at timea. \/\n1 itch quality pipe and case was pre*\nen ted to the winner by A. Gellnas.\nAll during the afternoon and evening the three alleys were in continuous use by bowlers, both has-been?\nand present experts. J. H. Allen\nwith a score of 257. hung up th-\nhigh score record for tho first day'.\nfun. The alleys are complete witl\na setting-up device whleh enables n\ngame to be played ln half tho time\nformerly taken, when pin boys ae\nup tho maples.\nT\nMusterole Works Without the\nBlister-Easier, Quicker\nThere's no sense in mixing a mess ol\nmustard, flour and water when you can\neasily relieve pain, soreness or stillness\nwith a little clean, white Musterole.\nMusterole is nude of pure oil of\nmustard and other helpful ingredients,\ncombined in the form of the present\nwhite ointment. It takes the place of\nmustard plasters, and will not blister.\nMusterole usually gives prompt relief\nfrom sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,\ncroup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralcna,\nheadache, concest ion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbar,.,, pain* and acnes of Use\nback or Joints, sprains, sore muscles,\nbruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of\nthe chest (it may prevent pneumonia).\n40c and 75c, at all druERists.\nThe Musterole Co. ol Cinada, Ltd.,\nMontreal.\nMRS. DAVIS\nNERVOUS WRECK\nTells WomenHow She Wm Restored!\nto Perfect Health by Lydia E.\nPinkliaro'i Vegetable Compound\nMan.\n' I cannot apeak\nWinTiipejf,\nih> hu::iU of what Lydia E. PinkhanVn\nVegetable Compound haa done for\nme. I was a nervous\nwreck and I just had\nto force myself to do\nmy work. Kven the\nsound i if my own children playing mado\nme fix*) a* if I must\nscream if they did\nnot pet away from\nme. lagged not even\nspeak rijijht to my\nhusband. The din*tor\naaid he could do nothing for tne. My husband s molhi'r advised me to take the\nVegetable(romprund and I Htarteditat\nonce. I watt ana to do my work once\nmore and it was a pleajure, not, a burden. Now I have a line bouncing baby\nand iain able to nurse her and enjoy doing my work. I cannot help recommending such a medicine, and any one\nswing me before I took it. and seeing\nme now, can see what it does for me. I\nem only too pltMga] iof you to use my\ntestimonial.*'- Mrs. EMILY Davis, Tl\\\nMetJee Street, Winnipeg. Man.\nLydia K, PinkhanVn Private Tent-\nHook upon \"Ailments Peculiar to\nWomen ' will be sent you free upon\nlajaaagat Write to the I.y'dia E.Pinkham\nMedicine CV, Cobourg, Ont. This book\ncontains valuable information. . c\nthree periods of Btrunuoua\non soft Ice, tbe local senior\nwent down before Trail's\nstare yesterday afternoon by\n5 score. It whs a nip and\ntuck affair right through, and the\nlarge crowd of fans who thronged\n(he rink were kept on their toes\nthroughout , the three periods as\nspeedy daubes and hair-raising save*\nwere made by the goalies of both\nsides.\nIn the last period, when only two\nminutes of play remained, the whole\nfiKht men of the Trail team were on\nthe Ice, and play was atopped by\nTWeree E. G. Matthews. A protest\nv ns Immediately lodged by the locals,\nrol'owlng the frame the representatives of both teams Rot together and\nOuptaln Mclntyre of the smelter city\niKgre&ratlon admitted that eight men\nwere on the Ire when only six should\nhave been there. After some oingajgi\n'on the locale withdrew their pro\ntest ns pood sportsmen, aa they\nfigured thai a protest of such a nature would be more or less a black\neye to the Canadian winter pastime.\nTrail Had Edgs\nIn the first period Trnll had the\nVge on plnv nil through nnd Not-\nn.an was kept busy as ha turned\nd>ot after shot aside from thi* Tf.til\n''irwanls. who were using eoniblnn-\n!t>n rushes to advantage-. Mclntyre\nIn particular being one of the worst\nsffandara. v. cyotna-tl however, put\nN'tlson one up when hd slammed In a\nhot one from RtersWdaon'a rebound\nhot. The period ended with no\nfarther scoring.\nTrail opened up the scoring In th<*\nlecond period, when K. Umrb'ntle\nmot a high one from well uut, which\n\u2022ame In contact with one of the Nel-\n-.on defence men, and glar.ced Into\nthe cage. 1\\ R. McDonald added\n\"raH's .second tally two m'nuUB Inter\n\u2022vben. on a solo rush, he found the\nNelson defence napping, and planted\nthe rubber behind Notman. V.\nKlinski came right hack and after\n'he lapse of two minute*! he grabbed\ni pass from Murphy, which found a\nvounch behind Garland.\nF. Laurlente, however, broke th\"\ntie in less than a minute's play\n\u2022.hen, on a nice combination play\n\u2022Ith Mct'ntyre, he put Trail up one\nI.oint, this goal was one of the\n\u2022rettiest of the entire game. A three-\nnan rush by Trail In the last minute\nel the period reaulted in l'atton\nHamming tho disc home mi a If-\ni.i.uiid from ii. Laurlaatlea ehot.\nNelson Aggretiivs\nNelson tried hard In the-Lint frame\natayasj a cornel.tick and had the\nperiod gone u minute Bore a differ-\nnl tale might have been told. Kavic.\nT< all's big dtifeticc man. added another tally In It) minutes, when be\nvent through the entire Nelson team\nfi r a goal. Two minutes later the\nnGinskt brothers added a point for\nthe green and white when Johnnie\natetas] behind the Trail net and\n1 aired tie puck out to Frank, who\n\u2022asily acored. Loinientle came right\ntack, however, and In less than a\ni mute's play he beat Notman for\ngoal nuTnber six. With less than\nfive minutes to go the Nelaon bo>s\nI ut on a spurt, and notched two\nasanas In rapid auccesRiim. Rlaharaaon\ni.rd Miller turning the trick on e;n b\noccasion. Within two inlnutcn of\ntime It was discovered thai tin* eii-\nt'.re team of eight men on the Trail\nlineup were on the ice and a dispute\narose, after which N'elsun protested\ntie game. As stated before, the piu-\n\u2022aal was later withdrawn and the\nWent Kootenay series now stands a\nt \"\\ with a win for each team. Yesterday's game was certainly u hum-\ni.inaer and had the Ice been In a\nbetter condition some real claasy\nhockey might have been dished up.\nVery few penalties were hand, d out\nto either aide, the only serious\niffanoee being slashing.\nRafaree k. O. Matthew handled\nLhl game lu excellent style and at all\ntimes had complete control over all\nplayers. Tho teams took the Ice as\nfollows;\nTrail Position Nelson\nGarland Goal _ Notman\nMclntyre Point Murphy\nKavic C. point... Richardson\nF. Laurientle ..U. Wing Miller\nlatton Center... F. O'Glnskl\nII. Isnurlentle ..It Wing.. .1. O'Glnskl\nSubs.\u2014Trail: P. R. McDonald and\nT. TbompHon; Nelson: Btanaway and\nG. Boyea.\nGoal Summary\nFirst period\u2014F. O'Glnskl, Neb.nn.\nSecond period\u2014F. Ieuurlentle. TraLl;\nP. R. McDonald,, Trail; F. OOliiskl,\nNelson; F. Laurientle, Trail; Patton,\nTrail.\nThird period\u2014Kavic, Trail; F.\nU Glnskl, Nelson; II. l-imlentle,\n1 rail: Richardson, Nelson; Miller,\nNelson.\nReferee, E. G. Matthew; goal umpires. Jack Schofleld of Trull and\nD. Jones of Nelson; hltuekeepers,\nJames H. Scholleld of Trail and\nGeorge Ihnwe1.! of Nelson.\nHuroviisoN,\nGREETINGS OF\nOLD MONTREAL\nit. THscagta\nTrail spent yee-\nn visit.\nThfa column Is oonducLsd by lire,\nM. J. VIkuhux. All iirwi of a aoolSI\nnsturs. iticludlng receptions, private\nentertainments, personal Items, mar*\nrlagss, etc.. will appi-ur lu this column. Telephone Mrs. Vlgueux.\nKellHjilng former yeurs, the Hume\nhotel dance and dinner for New Yenr\nwas a pageant befitting tbe OdfiMlon\nbeloved of ihe Kuoteniiys. Visitors\nsimply rulnud in from every qiuiri.-r Of\nthe Interior nnd the great annual i unction functioned with an eclat of unprecedented brilliance. After ample Justice\nwas done to an eiceilent dinner, da.\nM.l'.R, and son.\ni tu town yester-\nwlth bis mothr\nat Falrvlew.\nncent McN- 11 <-;\nterday In the city on\n* *\nJ. H. Bchofkbl,\nJames, were visitor!\nday.\nf \u2022 *\nJ. Rutledge, the Trail merchant,\n.spent the day In Nelson yesterday,\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nrs. Lfarteathi who has been I ku'hi\nnt the Hotel gtrathOOea over the\nChristmas holidays lert for Eastern\npoints uy the Crow boat yesterdaj\nmorning g ( (\nwiiihim Ramsay left for bis hoaae i\u00bb\nTrail via the Gnat Northern by yes-\ntsrday'a mnrnlng train, after visiting\nttie city to attend the Kootenay Kllli. h\nband ooneerl on .Saturday.\nKer\u00aban^^siS Assessment Notices'\nTHE SNOW COMES AGAIN , f\nOn New Years eve and the mornlrg' iVj tllC tjiCKlUl AfC\nfollowing, :in daaraag was tha lowest D 4 I * 4-L 1W \"1 *\nthe thermometer recorded, jimt the Y\\jX llllO IflC lllilllS\nfrost point, while yogU rday the high j \t\npoint Was oH degrees, giiirlng the 24\nhours ending ut T> o'clock yenterday\nafternoon,' 2,4 htohae of snow fell.\nI.atc yestenlay afternoon it started\nto freeze, but before midnight the\nsnow was coining down again, and It\nwas set tningly warmer.\nWllli.ll\nvisitor oi\ncons howl' a\ni last I'iriiit.\n| r Mr. und Mr\nis. r of Trail\nih.\nSacks of assessment notices from\nthe city were dumped Into the post\noffice Saturday, to give the property\nowners a New Year's greeting. There\nare jaoine thousands of notices, thougli\nthe number of owners la not over\nllWO.\nFebruary 8 Is fixed as the date for\nthe opening session of the court of\nifvlslon of the assessment, and persons intending to appeal must give\nnotice of their appeals at least 10\ndays before that date.\n\u2022 II\norder of the evening, Rose\noi client id. supplying I lit\nEastern Business Men Recall\nTheir Trip Here; Sloan\nWires Campbell\nAmong the interesting New Yenr\nmessages received in Nelson was one\nfrom President w. IL BWta, of the\nMontreal .board of trade, to Praaldeol\n'\\ J. Holes, of the Nelson beard of\nrade. This men*\u00abf.ge, dated Montreal.\nDecember 30, read:\n'\u2022The Montreal hoard of trnde, ever\nremembering Its delightful visit wiih\nou last September, sends the heurt-\niest senson's greetings and best wishes\nor the New Year. Hoping that ln\nthe coming years we may cooperate\nwith you the hotter to serve our\ncountry and F.mpire.\n\"W. M P1RKS,\n'TSesidont Montreal ftUrd of\nTrade.\"\nSloan to \"Msny Fritnds\"\nHon. WilHam Sloan, provincial mln-\nater of mines, wired Kenneth t'ainp-\n11, MP.P., as follows, from Victoria,\nunder date of December 80:\n**1 desire to extend to Mrs, Campbell and yourself my very bent wishes\nfor the Naag Year, und trust that tbr\ncoming year may l>e one of progress\nand prosperity for our many friends\nin Nelson.\n\"Wll.UAM SUtAN.\n\"Minister of Mines.\"\nMunicipal Ownership\nof Street Railways\nDefeated at Polls\ning was lb\nFleming's\nmusic.\nOver IM took part In the dancing and\nboth .iv Mr. nnd Mrs (\\ Dudley Blackwood and the Misses Isabella, Marlon.\nHub.* and \"Nookb*\" Blackwood, Mr, and\nMrs. J. H. D. Benson, Mr. and Mrs.\nJames Q'Shsa, Mr. and Mrs h. Towns-\nhi ml, Mr and Mrs N C, P. Heatbcote,\nCol. and Mrs. Taylor. Mr and Mrs. W\nH Bay ley. I'jprlan Taylor. Captain and\nMrs. F.lw.irds. Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Gib-\neon and Agnes. Dr and Mrs, I.. K. Borden, Mr. and Mrs. I (1. Nelson. Mr. and\nMrs. L. V. Rogers. Mr and Mrs. V. F\nPayne, Mr. ami Mrs John lulling. Alan\n(llillug, O. W. Peak. R. Monro. W. .1.\nRut ledge. Mr, ami Mrs .1 (Hiker. Mr\nirifl Mrs. E. J. Vanderwater. Mr. and\nMm. C, W. Applevnrd, T K, Wilson,\nMr. hikI Mrs \u00bb'. (I Morey. Mr and Mrs\nM W. Bobertson, A H Ollker. Mi and\nMri, Arthur Lakes, Mr. and Mrs, Har-\nibl Lakes, Miss prury Darloy, Miss\nCreena Horstsad, L F A Johnstone\nleorge lolinstoiie. Mlaa Helen Olgot,\nWi*s. U. liboibs. .Mr ..ml Mrs. II Pran-\n\u2022ia, Mr nnd Mrs Barry Ferguson, Miss\nloy Ferguson. Mlrs RllRilteth Fergu-\n\u25a0en, Osorga Pararason, William Irvine\nI .1 Hliiiis. Mr and Mrs. Uosllng. Mr\nimj Mrs. fl. S Oodfrey, Arthur Ood-\nFrey, Mr, and Mrs Boot I Wnrdle, J. A\nKinney, E. K Qullle. Ulaa It. A. Cor-\nioid. Mr and Mra J Ward. R. .1 Qar-\nland, P Bavlc. \u25a0'. Patton l. K Larson\nMr. nnd Mr- A. Clvd. Rmary, Mr ami\nMri H. M Vincent. Mi-*- Uwvn. th Vin\n\u2022em. u Douglas Ksfl-. v.n Arrhdsa-\neon and Mra Fn .1 II (iraham, Mi*--\nDorothea Qraham, Mr and Mrs A T\nWalley. M. ,l Walley, Mr and Mrs li\nM MaeK.n7.ie, Miss J. all WsJdle. Bob\n'Vslrlle, Mr-. E T. Appeb whalte, Iv T\n\u2022.pblewhslte, Mr. snd Mrs C Gray. Me\n\u25a0iid Mrs J. T. Browning. Mrs. Vlrb\nMoore. Mrs Henry Lee Mr and Mrs F\nr Hob\u00ab. Miss Freda IM, i. n. A. Con\nway. Mr. and Mm rj if Ferguson, Mr\nmri Mrs. H A Hansen Mr and Mrs T\nR UvaSMUr, Mr and Mra W M \\Yal-\n\u25a0 tie. Mr nnd Mrs J C Waldte. Mr and\nMrs. W. (' I Biker. Mr and Mrs F, C\nMrs p i* Armstrong. Mlsa\n\u2022 Armstrong, Mlas ituih Arm-\nE C Lewis, Mlaa Dorothy\nMr and Mrs \\V M Cunllffe.\nni Comn, Fi>d Waldla, wni-\nblle Jr.. Mr snd Mrs. p, (I\nMrs \\V. Louie. Mrs, C V\nnon, Mlsa Rulalte Oagnon. Mr and\n. c J Archibald, Barren Archibald.\n\u00ab gybtl Archibald, Mr and Mis P\nNeville. H B. Kennedy. Mr. nnd\nMrti H A. Mfatere Mr. and Mrs Alex\nIsflih, V. .1 Lewrj H A Mewoomen,\nR Camnbell. J tlrsv, H Uoae>. J. V\nMacl.. I' J Snililv Mi and Mrs. H A\nj Mrs w \u25a0 \u25a0\natrathcon\nold year i\nold-1 tine honora\nW Shore entertained\nty of friends at the\nlay night and saw the\nI the New Year in with\nCharlea Tidy, who arrived from Win\nnlpeg a w.-.k bko to spend Chrletmai\nwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tboma!\nTidy, left lust olghl for RevelstoliO.\nBd FiTKUson. ilistrict assessor, left\nlast nigh I lor Trail to visit his t-on,\nn.wiit Pergusoi\nSylvlo Muraro, graduate nf Nelson\nhigh school, sttendlna the pro** Inolal\nnormal school at Vlotorla, is apendlng\nthe holiday with his patents lu Nelwon.\n\"A village Is\n\u25a0vatybody reele o\nrrlUng man. New\nhardson is hom\nprovincial norm\nwas a gradual)\nClarence Rl\nholidays fmni\nVictoria. Hi\nson high .sell.\nRIOT IN FASHIONABLE\nST. 1.U11S. Jan. I. Two men were\nchut und wounded, a woman was injured and a barrage of chairs, Klass-\nware. plates, knives and forks were\nhttlded promiscuously In a riot which\noicurred at the teaUonable Hotel\nOaaaa In ihe west end section of the\ncity early today when quests in the\nmain dining ball objected to the intrusion of prohibition enforcement\nageuta, searching for liquor.\nBOWERMAN\nWe i naa dlpiornata for making wars,1\nbut never yet have ilisplomats made\ni war without active cooperation of\nnational prejudice.\nTillsonburg, Out.\u2014\"Doctor Pierce'a\nFavorite Prescription proved most\nbeneficial to mo during expectancy.\n1 took It with several of my children\nand it kept me strong and healthy. I\nam sure I [suffered less than I otherwise would have, I hearllly endorse\nthe use of Favorite Prescription by\nall expect ant mothers\"\u2014Mrs. A.\np..\\vernian.\nWhat Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has done for other mothers, It\nshould do for yon. Oet it this very\nday from your neighborhood drugglat.\nIn either liquid or tablet form. Write\nDr. Pierce'a Invalids Hotel in Buffalo.\nN. Y.. for tree, confidential, medical\nadvice, or send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce'a\n\u25a0oratory, Ppidgeburg. Ont., for trial\npackage Favorite Prescription Tab-\nOTTAWA,\nershlp of th\nf.llled In *r Frank Plant will preelde dur\nlog the ensuing year, will bt> composed of John P. Halbarrlc, John\nCameron. Arthur Ellis and Joseph\n>\nnub- rt,\niirw n\nW\nMr-\nHaw, hi\n\\ Air-\nCecil I\n* -r,-1;i .\nMrs !\nSmyth Mr. sad\nmi-m MeGrsrv, v\n\u25a0\u00bb'Ke. A W M.|\nH Adair, A La\n\u2022u.l ii hoist ii f\nroister.\nIl\u00bb\n.Mrs\nLsur\ninsld\nMra\nI M.\nIe. H\nTho.l\nIterr\nKroadwoi\ntisttor in\n,l of Honnington eras\nown laiarday\nR .\nth^\nMr. ji'id Mr\ntea .land snsn\nIty nnd ail i\nhp Hume N. v\nHr David Hart In\nMalt to Trail Baton\nVanderwab\not Year ir\ntiii.n. i -I..ii\nnight.\n\u00bbaid a prof, tulonel\nEde\nplant\nsrd Me\nlUff \u00ab.\nIragor of the cii\\ power\nk ii city visitor Saturdaj\nThompaou, '' P H\nretumi A on ihe\nafter attending\nnn meeting Ihidaa\nMiss ft*\nmri.rl ta b.\ntai\nBroarn a\nr bum. h\nClnderelU\nIt* '\nturds)\nilub <\nlay\nlOsdon of ttir\nngion was i\npower plant v'-tff ;\nclt) \\i nor flatu\nSefUch foil, hebl hluli revel last n\nIn F.agle Hall e. bbrailug New \u2022\u25a0\nkftjrf About IN were prce>rni\nlanced away to the strains of th. K\n\u2022 any Kil'ii-i band snd an on h. -\nlusdrllles, II ghl ind n I..- holii \u25a0\nf\"< lrol\u00ab and asltsi - nib .1 ni . i\n\u25a0iiirii.-iic program Clsn Me*J U\nmi nrhi royatl) filled\nhill\nAn\nand a '\nup In tb\n-1 bi\nnop. r na*. pi\nhappy\nb<\nTom M. Donald\nt died eharscb r,\n\\ sgad a porrlngi\nIhe other dav fn\ni neighbor, at th\nfind- hlmaslf an\n-OMoclati \u2022*, 'if lii\u00bb\\\nd Roy 10 rii.il \u25a0 I\n\u2022vth early Hitrii\nn Hiilker. Who\ntreet. omitted n\nuntil Katnrday n\nblnir h. t \u2022 ye\nRoi and Hi- t\nta the t- lepl\nbltlnrlo of\nwho'** doit\n.,f Rre\nRt\nOUR JANUARY CLEARANCE S \\LE\nIt is our policy to clear out odd lines at the end of a year, to make way for\nour new Spring merchandise. Profits are lost sight of. It is simply our intention to clear out the merchandise. Nothing is reserved, li you do not see what\nyou want in this Ad., come and ask for it. The price is greatly reduced.\ni\ni\nTRICOTIKK\nSplendid stylos\nDRESSES\u2014Just\nSale Price .. .\nin, embroidery end braid\ntrimming.\nS27.50\nOUR SILK DR1\nand pick jrpui\n35SES are\ns. They wi\ngrefctly reduced,\nl't stay Innif al\nJust 17\nthe prio\nleft. Come in early\nJW3*\n8E\ni\ni\nONLY ONE FUR TRIMMED COAT left; size 14; regular value. Slo.oo.\nSale Trice SUU.riO\n4 UNTRIMMED COATS IgVUM] TO S73.0O\nPLAIN TAILORED COATS-\nBig Reductions.\n\u2022Man tailored, made by The Pit-Reform.\nFor Genuine\nBargains\n\u25a0\nPhone 151\nti\n1.1. IS\nrh p<\n,.!u\nbsi* ik\nne lllil.in.Wii. ni .V\n. bv bis rail era:\nlellherately train\ntot a) a. as in lln\ntradition\" Mr-\nt Raai\nFrids)\ni- II\ndrift\u2014and then to unit\nPi_UNKETT AHRlVta IN STATES\nNHTW-yORK, Jan. L\u2014 Sir Horace\nFliinkett, recently nominated to mein-\ntKiablp in the Irlah Freo State nan-\nHt^ arrived here today on the A'bi-\nMtlc, < \"i i ..i.tiiH d by Mm govern\nment to etndy agrlcgltan \u2022m-ih-\node employed by the t'nll. o ,\nIn maintaining the c^ugreasiunal\nerenqs library,\nId..\nntendetl tor I., r i\ni a>.\nTie li Hu\nn Was tl|, |S\ne. I \"be h\ni.Msr Mini tb\nThe p'Tiidi,-.\nl \u25a0 > i \u25a0-\nWeek Willi l.t\nI 1 fl Sin dav fnr Sw\nhsvlne agsnl Chrlein\nfninH)\nII. v Jun\nrf>n 111 nt hli\nHi I rl Ing. \u00bbhi\nfor Hie 1NI-1\n.1-. Kmm\nera I hrieplt il ri aterday.\nVleto\nHlilff ..\nIn the\nMri-\n\u2022' ..,.\u25a0)\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nBrliKb\nstaff, \\\nlit.lay \u2022\nday.\np Hayee\nr tin Tral\ncity.\nHeriSl rum\n\u25a0r. Mis- \u00ab\nColumbi.\nreal ba Ho\nA.ninit 10\n..in. \"f .Mr nn-l Mra\n\u25a0i. an nt valley, Mr\u00ab i\nhliss RaihJssn Ore:\nma in town '\u00bb atiei\nInl. dance Prtda) .\"\u25a0'\nroaoenim*oi\n,T I' H 1 [sill i\n!\u2022\u25a0 com pirn\nid Trull S\nrrer ths h-\nsgaon's pan nte\naf Bonn Inst ni\nthe Clndi rsalls\n>iog.\nWiaf\u00bbrr..iisb. led i In the U.\nSaturday evenlns roi i in\ncoast cltleM.\nrii.,i!.*-\ntile Vail. 1 i\nHon to the I\nMine Mary\nHM\u00abt of Mrt<\n\"treet for a \u00bb\nM.N.\nK I\ni*eH\n.r\ntaeTffwaia,^TC\"^a9Wi\u00bb^^^ wam*w\u00bb\\mm*mv\ntaHfi\nMANUFAC\nINSURANCE COMPANY\nOfFlCE, \u2022 Ibn\/JKTO, CaNlAOA.\nextends to it.-^ numerous Policyholders\nsincere wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. The Company's\nfunction as a national institution is so\nwrapped about the home, its comforts\nand happiness, that each succeeding\nyear brings greater responsibilities in\nan increasing number of Policy-holders\nwhoappreciate'the service it has to offer.\nThe past year has been\nfactory one.\na very satis-\n1922 New Business Issued\n42 Million Dollars\nWilson,\n,.ii|.-iia\\ >\nSin,' rvis\nNelson.\nof tilt\nif , .. . ,\u25a0 . r i'., .1 - , , tii\n' a -' PS lie rrswtBia. tiftim'w '\u00ab\"|\n- \u2014I,*, i.\nJ\neae.^Hi\n JP\u00abg\u00bb lcuf,~\nTHE NELSON DAMLT NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2, 198SJ\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nIhlbllHhed every morning except Sunday by The Ntjws r'ubltshlnK cumpiuiy,\nlimited, Nelson. H. C, Canada.\nBualnene letters uhould be addressed\nand checks and money ordera made payable to The News Publishing company,\nlimited, and In no case to Individual\nmember* of the staff\nAdvertising rate cards snd A, B. C.\nOtatsmentn of circulation mailed on request or may be seen st the office of\nany advertising agency recognised by\nthe Canadian t'resa Association,\nfsUBSCRU'TlON RATKS.\nBy mall (country), per month.... .*\u25a0\u00ab)\nV\u00abr year $6.Of)\nOutside Canada, \\\u00bb r month 75\nPer year ,. .|7.f>0\nIn-liveretl, per mouth 7&\nPer sis tiionths t4.no\nPer year :....17.60\nPayable In Advance.\nMembsr Andtt Burmii ot ClrtialsUoa.\nTUESDAY, JAN. 2, 1923\nbusek&epmgjj\nr*.\nLnura AKieKmon\nANSWEUE D LETTERS\nAG.\nermnn\nOffer\nAn offer which may appeal tu some\npeople as being of a \"your money or\nyour life\" nature, has been made by\nGermany to the nations who now\nhold possession of her former African\ncolonics. Tropical Africa is now the\nvictim \u00a9f a death-curse, the sleeping\nslchness. Until a sure remedy and\npreventive Is found for that, .her\nfertile lands are valueless. Oermany\nclaims to hold the secret remedy.\ncalled \"Bayer We,\" but will exchange\nthe' formula for the lost colonlos.\n\"With characteristic complacency, a\nOerman doctor Is reported as saying:\n\"Bayer 20f> Is key to tropical Africa,\nand consequently the key to all the\ncolonies. The German government\nn.ust, therefore, be required to safeguard this discovery for German*.\nIts value Is such thnt only privilege\nof a share tn It granted to other\nnations must be mail*? conditional upon the restoration to Germany of her\ncolonial empire.\"\nTruly, the Orrntui militaristic spirit\nla not dead! When before has the\ndiscoverer of life-giving nnd healing\nreined Ie* reserved their use solely for\nhis own nation's ends* It will not\ntake long for chemists of a wider\nvlaton to discover, by the various\nclue* at hand, the composition of the\nmedicine. It Is not likely that the\nlesiiHs nf Iher discoveries will I \u25a0\noffered to humanity for a million\nsquare miles of territory,\nThe Eternal Human\nThat human nature changes little\nwith the aagayaaaj of tune may be h\ntrite observation, but it takes on new\ntotereM with aha diseo\\eiies at Luxor,\nIn the land of th** pyramids.\nProm the rvt-ords found in \u25a0unearthing am lent tombs It appears\nthat the humans of tOOO years ago\nriaponded In much the same way as\nmoderns lo the worries of everyday\nlife that bore striking resemblance tu\nfriose of the present. The domestic\nservant problem seems to have been\nstnio-u as baffling in that fur off\nda> us It now Is. And domestic re-\nlclleiia in that ancient era were\nsppuieiitiy mibject to onaapttoatlona\nvery like those that sometimes arise\nIn (unilbcs of this gtnemtlon.\nThe rtvlllitation t\" which the mum-\niim - 1\u00bb longed Is Itself u mummy, but.\naccording to the reeor.l. many of their\nworries and vexations have survlvid\nthem.\nChinese Honesty\nLincoln BUffena lias brought to\nlight a shrewd explanation ot Chlnem\nability to llvr In the face of political upheaval nnd distress. Though\nthe Instllutioiip of civilisation, government, courts. Judges, and the like,\nh.ive passed sway in China with the\nr\u00abtllng of her political framework,\ntbe peoplf and the business of living\nstill go on. The Chinese have shown\nhow to deal with each a situation.\n\"Men must trade. Agreements have\nto be made and met. Th\u00ab Chinese\nhad to find some way to exrhnng**\ngoods now and In the future, to\nproml*e and to deliver. Therefore,\nsince there was no government, no\nfair empire, to pass upon and to enforce agreement, since there were no\ncourts to trust, the Chinese had tn\ntrust sum another. So the* did. Hut\nthis meant that they ha<> to become\nTHI*!worthy, sin they did. They rtr-\nvelopfd a virtue\u2014honesty-to meet\nthe case With no force to bark a\npiomlse. they had to have honor.\"\nSuch a solution, Arcadian In Its\nsimplicity, as put thus, serves admirably for a nation in which comparatively few Individtis's carry on\ncommerce for millions. In a country\nwhere each member of the millions\nla awakening to his own sense of\npower, the substitute offered by China\nIn place of administrative red tape\nneeds to l>e backed ilp by a thorough system nf education. China\nherself Is waking up tn this fact.\nMary\u2014\"How can I clean a pewter\nbowl given me on my wedding day?\"\nAnswer\u2014Care must be taken to\navoid scratching tbe metal. Buy the\nfinest grade of steel wool and moisten\nthis well with Unseed oil, then rub\nIt gently over the surface of the bowl.\nOr use powdered rotlenstone and \\\napply this with n piece of flannel wet\nwith a mixture of equal parts of linseed oil and turpentine.. Follow hy\nwashing with hot soapniids, wipe dry, '\nand give a final polishing wllh\ncbamoiM or with soft, clean flannel.\nE. L.-~\"My sister nnd I nre doing\nover our house-Interior together\u2014 i\nand having lots nf fun! Tlow shall ,\nwe care for our expensive paint ,\nbrushes?\"\n. Answer\u2014l ndmire any woman who '\ngoes nhead Independently nnd \"does j\nover\" her home, ns you are doing.\nTo clean paint brushes, wash them ,\nm kerosene oil or in turpentine,\nfollowed by soap and water; rttiRe ln\nclear water and shape carefully by\ndrawing tbe bristle through the\nfingers. Never allow \u25a0 your brushes\nto stand on their bristles while dry- ,\nIng, or while not tn use. If they\nare to remain unused for some time, i\nmoisten the bristles with paraffine t\noil before putting away. If. how- j\never, you happen tn let your brushes ,\ndry without cleaning them, proceed as |\nfollow: Soak them overnight In a ;\nsolution of one tenspoonful ot wash-\nlag soda (Unsolved In one cup of i\nwarm water. In tbe morning, wash ;\nthem with warm water and soap. |\nIf old paint Is badly caked on a dry !\nbrush the bristles will require several >\ndays of soaking in a mixture of I\nequal parts of linseed oil and tur- j\n.tontine.\nHelen\u2014\"How can I clean my mesh j\nbag?\" \\\nAnswer\u2014Wash it with a small '\nI brush in soapsuds containinc u few\n, drops of ammonia. Dry by shaking\nj the bag in a box containing sawdust\ni (boxwood sawdust is beMt to use).\nMrs. XV Z- \"How can 1 clean\ngold for*, and also how * an I remove glue from n while dress?\"\nAnswer--Sew tbe gold lace to a\nstrip nf clean linen, then put il into\ng pot containing one gallon of water\nand one cup of salt, ,-fof half this\namount of water sand salt.l Let bell\nfor a shorl while, then remove from\nlite pot and dry the lace without\nlipping II off the linen. After drying,\nsponge It with a plena of white velvet\ndipped in alcohol. (Silver lace can\nbe cleaned in the same way). In re.\ngard to the white dress, you must\nBeak 11 either In hot water containing a generous amount of vinegar, or\ntn clear vinegar nlono. Then wash as\nusual.\nA. A.\u2014\"Is there nny use for obi.\nbroken gas mantles?\"\nAnswer\u2014Yes, they make an excellent silver polish. fiave the broken\nmantles In a box with a cover, crushed Into powdered form. Apply this\npowder with g cloth slightly dampened\nwith water\u2014like any other polishing\npowder. Then rinse the silver In\nboiling water containing a few drop\u00ab\nof ammonia, and rub dry with a piece\nof chamois.\nTomorrow\u2014Three Nourishing suppers. ,\nAll Inquiries anflressid to Miss Kirk-\nman In care of the \"Kffiiiwit HOUSS-\nkeeplng*' department will be answered\nIn these columns In their turn. This requires run sidi* ruble time, however, owing to the great number received. So If\na personal or quicker reply is desired a\nstamped and self-addressed aavelopa\nmust be enclosed witti tne question, B$\nsuro to use YOCR full name, street\nnumber, ami the name of Jour city and\nveils statues to immortalize nun who\nwere strong for tranquility.\nTlie sultan made promises*;: Kema\nmakes threats. The sultun, It will\nbe remembered, had many wives.\n\"Dry land, at \u2022gat,\" sighed Columbus, as be took one more pull at his\nflagon and tonscd It uverbotyd,\nWhen tbe average man picks up the\nnew*|\u00bb\u00abpers he has scattered, be thinks.\nhe's a great help about tbe house. \u25a0\nI\nOverweight\nTold in Rime\nThe Lighter Side\nNo men ever loses faith In human\ntty whits the profits are coming ln.\nThorn who once hoped for everlast\nIng peace forgot that the Dardanelles\nare a fixture.\nAnother way to get on your feet\nla to use them on the sidewalk instead of the clutch and brake pedals.\nVafortiinately, the world never un-\n\"Bt FEOK.\"\nWhere once the mighty Monteiuma\nruled\nIn his far distant nge. In Mexico.\nAnd Aztec priest from lowering altm\nslirlne\nMade s.icrifice in evening'-, afterglow;\nWhere oottotlesa thoneande paeaad In\nsplendid strength:\nDeplumed at war drum's cull to Join\ntbe fray.\nAll is forgotten: naught but idle dreams\nremain:\nMsgnlflosace is placed by rust and\ndull decay.\nWlu'ro once brocaded chief did warlike\ndeed.\nThe aaygglgf peon goes gJa elUfUeea\nway.\n\"Tl no compriiido. Hcnor.\" nil bis creed.\n\"Harana\" but hi\u00bb watchword through\nhis day.\nComiilrtrently he views with placid eye\nThe netting sun fade on his passing\nday.\nNor guest ions what his gods of fate\nwithhold.\nBut Oatvea his riddles all with \"Qulen\nsaber?\"\nAnd be. amidst the squalor of his slate.\nKnows naught of hl.i progenitors of\nyata\nNor faela the high achk-vements of their\nrace i\nAs (hey, bejewelled, dealt in the arts\nof war.\n\u25a0MTd-r tgniirrmPe he\" sens.-s not his loss:\nClothed but In rags, he gnaws bis\nmouldy crust.\nAnd mumbles creeds that fall his crying\nn.efls,\nAnd bows hla lowly head amidst the\ndust.\n\u2014W. C, Motley.\nNote.\u2014 Spanish terms used: \"Yo no\neomprendo \u2014 I do not understand; \"Ma-\nnaaa\" Tomorrow la term of proorastl-\nnation! \"Ijiiien saber?\"\u2014Who knows.'\nor who Can say?\nO V^Jv\nJUV\nBY LF.NO.^E\nA*\/\nFor evening wear, whello r for\ntUcuter or reetaUJ ant dining and\n(lancing, one of.the eafeel typee ol\nfrequent aervtce is the very simple\nblack* velvet or fi.u crepe, which, like\nthe model illustrated, Ie made With-\n\/',..\n\u25a0 ut sieaves and moderately loa\nbateau see* li may i\u00bb' mad. art!*\nor tvithyut a waistline, hut should ba\n,;!,|:lll!y ,li';i|\u201eil ;,' Indicated.\nir made >,f velvi i II maj be awn\n\\,.ih ;, narrow berths of fine Venetian\n,\u201e\u2022 silver ii\u201e't:ii I,,,' eilth sliver or .,\nbright hit of colnr Intn dure I in s\nDoari i \\\\ tars the drsp. ry la r iitghl\nup ;,i tbs m,i,' If made ->r crane,\n\u201ei\u201el ',,;,isiiiu,' , He,I la d, sir. 1, 1 h iva\nwen il,,- tullneaa nf the en pe h ind-\nsoniely relieved by \u201e two-inch nini,'\nembroidered with rhlnestgnes \u201ei\u201el .,\nhli^i,, sprinkling i\",l stones.\nSaskatoon Has\na Record Year\nfor Buildings\nBABKATOON, I),',-. 31 \u2014Wiih building nrniilta totallial ll.HOO.OCO, more\nthan s million dollars frsstsr than\nin,' tiirtCMe \u201e( last year, Saskatoon\n!oii;,y hriiwa to s class a mora yast\nIn auiiiiiiiK conatruetloa, whlca Im-\ncluasa homes, educational Institutions,\nbuslasss premises and Paaaj ssya\nwarehousas,\nTlir year 1C2- has sesn more pliy\u00abl-\n,,ii Krowiii in th,, city \"f Saskatoon\nthan any itasr yasr stnoi las hsajt\nnays.\nThs special f.:.tti.'.- this year, so far\naa nullolnf construction i\u00bb osnosrasf*.\nis llin larao iimmml of nionry spont\nin ths ,'i',','ii,,ii of stttostloas] IbbU-I\ntutlons, 1114,111 l\u201ei\"R sipsndst ns\nagainst IllT.ttt hnr ths asms piriod\nof Ittl, A canslaarabls laersass aiao\ntook place In tbe value of rsoldenesa\nerected, tr.,; Arohbtehop\nAl.itli, son. prttnata nf all Canada, a\nportrait of himself in Oths done by\nI, U, (.. Kor.-lcr of Toronto.\nHis grace, In re.ilylnK to a formal\naddress, said that dtirlnK bin tenure\nof office as bishop of lluie'itslatid and\n|n iniat.' of all I y.iada. be bad Keen\nthe erection of l.-l new churches, ha\nUnd ordained UB clcrKymen and had\nconfirmed mop- than Ifi, 0(10 candidates ami bad consecrated II bishops.\ntint DESEBT.\nI'AIUS. Jan 1 -lOanadian Tn-SB,)\u2014\nr \\:'mc yea re ago and wanted to conattll\nme rhcardlng her i iceasive weight\nbefore 1 iml a .li.in. \u2022\u25a0 to outline tha)\nsimple fund .mental methods necessary tu red* tlon, aha eedd:\n-Now. Doctor, l don't want von ta\nInterfere with my dial \"\nI said. \u25a0NoV'\n-And I don't ward to i ike any I g\u00ab\nerdee hecauae I .lost bate it.''\nI siid again. No\"\"\n\"And 1 don't v. ini j.,ii M> Interfere\nwith my rest, bi i ause I don*l gel op\nuntil afternoon any (Uy \"\nl said ^'i'l again, \"Su- WeB,\nHadaina, there ere three abeoluta essentials to reduction, and you hate\ncut them all a way before l atari. Tin\nafraid I ogn do nothing for you.*1 '\nNow (bat voinan weighed IV Iba.\nami eha watd away grl< \u00bb\u2022 d\nAmi. yel nfter nil e Utile thought,\n\u25a0 little wo**}, and a little eelf-denlel\nwas ail that grae neoaeeart lo attain\nher dealra.\nl'iivt. simply nittlagj down the\namount, of food, partlcaiarly an tha\nlUiuids and (he BtATChy ffi'ifls, BQCh\nas pot.itoi s. bread and paatry, and\nalso caadtea ^\nSecond, enough exercise, houaework\nor other wort ertth ptaaty of clothing\non (o loduce p'lM'n Mion Tha body\nllaeuea muat ha need and therefore\nWasterl,\nThird, keeping and raotlng Should\nbe done at Difht only, and atfhl hours\nshould be the limit. If you !*<\u2022 willing\nto iny this not exorbitant prtoa you\nean attain the carriage you oaalrs\nn.\u00abni: RAUS TBAIH.\nMANi'HifsTKU, ga.g.1 Jen. 1..--(i'n-\niKidinri Press.) rtif northbound air eg*\npress from London to this eily chul-\n'.-io.:. d the eneed of an esprssa train\ntm veil log in iii. asme riirection recent*\nly The plana area flj ng at e balaftl\not t&M fed, aii.l al Ibis 1* v\u2022 I t|o \u2022Aind\n*.\\.is blowing at aala force The air ex-\npresa oaaghl up allh tii\u00bb> train and\ni:.i a aaaarently ran into aa extra\n\u25a0troag wind rurr.nt, for thOBath tbe\nj. |i \\ \u25a0dp. pad i.m ' to in., rallea an hour\ni., ig yaege i.*&o't omgaag\nSMILE A!!I)~SHRUG\nFOR BONAR LAW ON\nARRIVAL IN FRANJCE\nPARIS, Jan. 1\u2014W\"en Bonar\nLn.v, the Bnti^b tirfnner, and the\nmembers of the British delegation\nslighted (i um (h\u00ab Catena tram\nMonday. Mr. Bonar Law wai\nasked: \"Do you tr-jnk the conference will be a (tueccts?\"\nHe lau'.j'i-d snd exclaimed:\n'\"What a qi\" .tion,\"\n- -He repentt'd it in French to\nthe reprcsr-u.-itivc* of the French\nforeign office, who merely smiled\nsnd shriHj'.'.'d.\nRaisins\nLike Fresh Frtiit\nll.r.' are raUrina pack in tin*\nto nt.no the fi-rslm. ns and tin-\nflavor of new ralataa juhi in\nfi <>iii tbe vllieyaids\nTry tln-lil now Sun-.M mix in\ntill!*, the fbtaat \"-ceded l.il-ins\nrvec s..id.\nTwo Bfacn\nl-ags tins and l\"-oz tins\nAt your dealers.\nSun-Maid\nRaisins in Tins\nFor\nclear\nskin\nand\nbright\neyes\nTake\nWben food is only imperfectly digester),\nil gives rise to fermentation, clogs tho\nliowels, nnd renders the blood impure.\nThis results in dull eyes, muddy skin,\nNotches, pimples and other disfiguring\nmurks. Reechnrn's Pills.act immediately\non the stomae.h, liver and bowels; regulate them and keep them in a vigorous\ncondition. They are mild, harmless and\ndependable. They aro compounded of\nremedies of vegetable origin having\ngreat medicinal value.\nBeecSiarn's\nSold\ntverywhere\nin boxtM\n2Sc-40 pith\n50c-90 pill.\nOld Papers\nUSEFUL FOB PACKING, CTC.\n4c Per Pound\nTHKSE ARK 01.1) NEWSPAPERS AND AHE\nPRINTED.\n77\/fc' DAILY NEWS\nNELSON, B. C,\nAdvertising Is the Motive Power of Business\nthe GREAT SKIN REMEDY\nTry It For All Slan Injuries & Diseases\n eaMress\n'\u25a0,\u2014\nTIM! NELSON DAILY HEWS, TtTE?DAY MOKNTNO, JANUARY 2, 1323\no\nPage Five.\nnm niiisMmn nm\n\u25a0\u25a0a\nTHE FIRST BIG EVENT OF THE NEW YEAR, AND THE GREATEST OF THE SEASON, STARTS TODAY WITH THE SEASON'S BEST MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICE\nLEVELS. WE'RE OFF TO A FLYING START:\nTwice a year we \"clean house\" to get rid of balances of goods and make room for the new season's goods coming in. To make the clean-up complete, reductions in price are drastic.\nEvery department is thoroughly combed and original prices are reduced to a sensational point. The extent of Savings to you is clearly emphasized by the Sale Prices on this page. Dry-\nGoods, Ready-to-Wear, Millinery and Furnishings are all included. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. NO GOODS ON APPROVAL ... t\n$24.95\nWOMEN'S AND MISSES' SUITS\nAt Three Prices, $24.95, $35.00 and $49.95\nFor the convenience of Customers we have divided our Suits into three lots, each represent-\ningttic maximum .of value for the money.\nSUITS AT $24.95\nA choice of plain-tailored and fur-trimmed Suits,\nmade of all-wool Series, Tweeds and Velours,\nin sizes 16, 18, 3G and 38 only. Values to\n$50.00 each.\nJanuary Sale Trice \t\nSUITS at $35.00\nSmartly tailored Suits made of Tweeds and Tricotines. Beautifully\ntailored, with Coats lined with plain or fancy Silks. These are\nNavy, Sand and Tweed Mixtures. Sizes 16 and 18 to III. Values\nto $59.00. CPOr AA\nJanuary Sale Price, each iPOO.\\)\\J\nWOMEN'S SUITS AT $49.95\nSuits of the. better sort, made of finest materials. Some plain-tailored, on stralghtdinc styles, others fur-trimmed. Finest of lining!\nand tailoring throughout. Colors are Navy, Brown, Heindeer and\nBlack. Sizes 16, 18, 36 up to 44. Values to $03.00. fl\u00bb A Q Qr\nJanuary Sales Price, each iP'ti\/ai\/f)\nWOMEN'S COATS TO CLEAR\nAt $24.95 Each\nOrdinarily you would pay double this money for\none of these COATS. All nicely tailored and\nmany are lined throughout with Satin. Both\nbelted and full-back styles in this lot. Sizes 16\nto 40.\nJanuary Sale Price\t\n$24.95\nTUR-TRIMMED AND TAILORED COATS\nAT ONE-THIRD OFF\nAn excellent oppoitunity to get a handsome fur-\ntrimmed Coat at a very low price. These are\nvery fine quality goods, some strictly tailored,\nothers trimmed with Beeverina, Sable, Opossum\nand nhuine Beaver, Material* are Velours, Bolivia\/and novelty cloths in such colors as Navy.\nBtown, Copenhagen, Beaver and Black. Sizes 16\nto 40. Hegular values $45.00 to $150 each.\neSI,rira:: $30.00 TO $100\n$12.50\nWOMEN'S DRESSES AT SALE PRICES\nDRESSES AT $12.50 EACH\nSerge and Homespun DRESSES, nicely tailored, in a range of colors and styles, sizes\n16, 18 and up to 42. Values to $10.50 each.\nJanuary Sale Price,\neach \t\nCLEARING DRESSES AT $25.00\nA range of Dresses in vnl'ie up to $45.00 curb\nare placed on sale let this low price. There are\nall-wool Tricontine, Crepe and Silk Presses\nin this lot, all wanted colors, and up-to-date\nJanuary Sale Price, each tP\u00abiiD.v>U\nCLEARING AFTERNQ0N DRESSES\nAT ONE-QUARTER OFF\nIndividual styles and extra quality Dresses,\nmade of the newest materials, many of them\nhaving only just arrived. January Clearance\nPrice, 25',, Discount.\nFrom Dress Goods Department\nA large table of SERGES, TKICOTINKS, AKMCKFS, WOOL\nCREPES, etc., 40 and 42 inches wide. Regular prices from $1.25\nto $1.75 yard. January Sale Price 70c yard.\nPLAINDS, CHECKS AND FANCY WEAVES AT 98c YARD\nTwenty ends of Serges and fancy weaves in Plaids and Checks in\nall wanted shades, splendid for children's wear. Kegular prices\n$1.50 to $2.25 yard QQ\u00ab\nJanuary Sale Price, yard iJOL-\nNEW HOMESPUNS AT $1.79 YARD\nAn assortment of shades in these wanted colors, full 54 inches wide,\nand sold all season at $2.25 and $2.50 yard. ir\u00bbs r*7Q\nJanuary Sale Price, yard tJfJ.Bli7\nCHILDREN'S COATINGS AT $2.79 YARD\nIncluding Polo Cloths, Chevoits and Velours, 54 inches wide. Keg-\nular prices to $5.00 yard. tlJO *7Q\nJanuary Sale Price, yard \"cyasfe I V\nVELVETEENS AT 8!tc YARD\nFifteen shades of fine quality Velveteen,\" 22 inches wide. Kegular\n 89c\nprice $1.50 yard\nJanuary Sale Price, yard\nCLEARING FUR NECK-PIECES AND\nMUFFS AT 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT\nV. mlertul Savings on FURS. Prices on\nFurs have advanced considerably this season, and next season's prices are expected \u25a0\nto be higher. We have a splendid showing\nof Hudson Seal, Mink, Fox, Wolf, Alaska\nSable and Mole Neck-Pieces with Muffs to\nmatch, with prices varying according to\nquality and size from $23.00 to $150.00\neach. January Sale Price, each,\n$18.75- to $112.50\nBLOUSES AT ONE-QUARTER OFF\nPlain-tailored and Novelty BLOUSES of\nWash Silks, Crepe-de-Chenes, Georgettee,\netc. A splendid selection to choose from.\nWhite and all wanted colors. Prices from\n$6.50 to $22.50. January Clearance Prices\none-quarter off.\nWOMEN'S UNDERSKIRTS AND\nBLOOMERS AT ONE-QUARTER OFF\n7 Silk Underskirts and Bloomers in a range\nof colors and styles. Kegular Prices $1.50\nlo $1 1.00 each. Sale Prices, each,\n$3.38 to$10.50 .\nWOMEN'S CORSETS AT 0NE-QUARTER OFF\n\"Nemo,\" \"D. 4; A.\" and \"Warners Kust-i'rooi CORSETS in a\nvariety of styles and qualities. A Cone) to fit every figure. Kegular Prices from $1.50 1o $15.00 each. 1 i;(\\\nJanuary Sale Price . .. eTjJLet),\/\nWOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY AT\nOHc QUARTER OFF\nOur complete stork ol' Wool and Silk Hose (with the exceptii f\nHoleproof Hosiery, which aro contract priced) al one-quarter off.\nAt this saving it will pay ' ou lo supply your wants for months to\ncome. Practically every color and every size. January Clearance\n.Sale Price-One-CJuai tor Off.\nWOMEN'S GLOVES AT ONE-QUARTER OFF\nWool, Chamoisette and Kid l.loves in Winter and Spring weights.\nKegular prices $1.00 to |3.00 pair. 7K,rt <\u00a3'} 7K\nTo Clear al, pair 1'Jl TO \u2022?>\u2022). I O\nALL FANCY LINENS AT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT\nIncluding Ciuny aid Madeira Centres, Runners, Tray Cloths,\nDoilies, etc. A splendid range io select from. January Sale Price\n20'; Discount.\nPURSES AND HANDBAGS AT ONE-QUARTER OFF\nManufacturers' Sample, rtirecl from New York, good quality and\nup-to-date. Regular prices $3.60 In $7.00 each. To Clear\neach $le\u00abHJ TO ij)t). lO\nMILLINERY AT HALF PRICE\nAll shape-. Trimmed Hats. Pattern Rati and Keady-to-Wear Hats\nOn Sale at Half Price.\nThe Store lor Quality\nAll Dressgoods to go at 20 per cent Discount.\nThoiic 200.\nThe Store lor Style\n611 Baker St.\nFull M inches wid\nJanuary Clearance Price, yard\nFrom Silk Department\nTRIC0LETTE AT $2.49 YARD\nIliavy quality, in such colors as Cardinal, Copenhagen, Honeydew,\nGray and Sand. Kegular price $3.50 yard. Q>(\\ A Q\nJanuary Sale Price, yard ly&dm^io\nSILK CREPE-KNIT AT $3.98 YARD\nIn Jade. Burnt Orange, Cold, etc. Sells regurally at $6.00 yard.\n$3.98\nBROCADED TUSSAH SILKS AT 89c YARD\nFor Linings. Full 26 inches wide. Comes in Rose, Pink and Blues.\nKegular price $1.75 yard. QQ\nSale Price ' OUL\nSILK POPLINS AT $1.69 YARD\nIn Reseda, Sand and Grey, LJG inches wide.\" Kegular prices $2.75\n$1.69\nQUEEN QUALITY TAFFETA AT $2.49\nAll similes, full yard stride, guaranteed to wear. Kegular price\nSale Price, yard \u2022b\u00a3.4t\/\nQUEEN QUALITY DUCHESS SATIN AT $3.49 YARD\nFull 40 inches wide, and guaranteed to wear. Sold regularly at $4.50\nSale Price, yard * ebfj.4,7\n\u2022 FIGURED POPLIN AND SATEEN LININGS AT $1.98\nIn several nice designs, full yard '.vide. Kegular prices $:',.00 anil\n13.60 vard. ijj-l QQ\nJanuary Sale Price \u00bbDl..JO\nSJLK CREPE-DE-CHENE AT $1.29\nYard wide, worth regularly $2.00 yard. .ft -1 AA\nJanuary Sale Price i\\)L\u00bb\u00a3iJ\nBLUE HABUTAI WASH SILK AT $1.59\nPretty shade of Sky, heavy quality (or underwear. Kegular price\n13.00.\nReduced t\"\nSTRIPED SATIN SHIRTINGS AND BLOUSE SILKS AT $1.98\nBeautiful quality and full yard vide. Regular price $4.50.\nJanuary Clearance . d\u00bb -t rju\nPrice $ 1 .170\nDONNETT'S DUCHESS SATIN AT $3.69\nBlack only, full 38 inches wide. Regular price $4.59. vjj\u00ab) (\u00b1(\nJanuary Sale Price, yard\nand $8,00 yard\nJanuary Sale Price, yard\n$1.59\n$3.69\nprices I\" $4.50\nOn Sale at, eacl\nRemnants ol Crtpt-'.k'-Chcncs, Satin* and Silks of all kinds\non lalt at about Half Price.\nDrapery Department\nCHINTZES AND CRETONNES AT 79c YARD\nBeautiful designs, <--. - >-;\u25a0 I .hades, and good widths. Regular prices\n$l.oo to $1.25 yard. 70\/.\nJanuary Sale Price yard i .'(\nWHITE BED SPREADS AT $2.75 EACH\n(Md linns of while i|u II . large sizes, and slightly soiled. Regular\n$2.75\nSCOTCH BLANKETS AT HALF PRICE\nLarge sizes ami besl makes of Blankets, all placed on Side ai Halt\nWee. , . rj\nWhile Cottons, Unbleached Cottons and Shtctings Greatly\nReduced in Price.\nCHINTZES FOR FANCY APRONS\nA Large, stock to choose from al ;*.!><\u2022 yard and up.\nREMNANTS\nShort ends of Dress-Goods and Staples \u25a0!' all kinds Greatly Reduced\nin Price.\nWash Goods\nNATURAL LINENS FOR FANCY WORK AND OTHER\nUSES AT 35c Yard\nFull 30 inches wide, and guaranteed pure linen. Regular pries.\n50c yard. . ''fi\/*\nJanuary Sale Prife \u00bb)UC\nCOLORED DRESS LINENS AT 98c\nRoss, Old Rofjp and lVII't blue Linens, full yard wide. Kegular\nprice $1.50 yard. r\\o\nJanuary Sale Price aJoC\nGALATEAS AND NURSES' CLOTH AT 39c YARD\nMill ends jn useful lengths of 2 to 5 yards, 32 inches wide, i variety\nof stripes, selling regularly at 49c to 65c yard. Splendid for boys'\nBlouses. \u00bb)rv\nWhile they last at OlIC\n Page SIT.\nTTTT: NELSOHDAILa* NEWJV.-TUF^DAy.MOuXlXO, JA.VIJARY-4,-1923-\nKootenay and Boundary\nARGENTA PUPILS GIVE j Rank f .paring\nSPELLING EXHIBITION\ni\n1 AUiiiONTA. it-r. net- 11\u2014ru\u00abils of\ntin Argsata school rlt-lfgnted ail nuill-\nonce. ;,l ihe annual Chrlattnaa entertainment, tine of tl,,. futures was a\nspr-Hlns contra!. Van words were\nI picked ,,,,1 \u201en,l no( a i,\u201ei,ii made an\nerror i\u201e .polling them. The .\u25a0:.t. irtaln-\ni ,l waa aa rollowa:\nt>l\u201e'\u201eim,' chorus. Ranta cl'iu ' Is Cam.\ni initi reading; recitation b) 0, Dales;\nrecltatl y N. Coleman: chorus, M>\n(,1,1 K.ntu.k.v Home: apelllng , test:\nreallatldn by I, Unliis: wrlllag contest;\ni Itntton l,v Mar) Hawcsuk: axajntaa-\nil\u201e\u201e of eiarclse l,,\u201e,ks: chorus! Jlagle\nHells; recitation by A. Sawcsuk; reclta-\nHEAVY SESSIONChik,ren Put Up Fine Enier: S-^ss^\"^\nTRAIL SCHOOL SANTA CLAUS\nBOARD HOLDS VISITS ER!E\ntainment; Supper and gVi'Slil1\nr. reeitatltu\nAwards Insurance on New u\u00abnce\nTl\u201e- He\nWhile and lilu,\nrecitation b) SI\n\u25a0lull.,i, by IV. Coleman:\nHigh School; Tadanac num. j.,,, i a most\nn \u2022 \u2022, Christmas entertainment en,\nrrincipal ,i\u201e. m,.,\u00bb..v i,\u201e,,i \u201e\u201e i,-,..d!,,.,.,\n \u2014\u2022 oeniber It: Great eeesf, pal\nTK1IL, Dee. 31\u2014Tfi. board of aehoell aflas Lilian If. Btdter, Uvs\ntrastees transacted ;, larae amount of) trass, fee the splendid wo,\nenloyatu,\nSalt i\"\n.nlng, ii,-\nSILVERTON NOTES\nSASKATOON, .Ian. 1\u2014 Hank dmrings\nin S;iHk.um.'i for the year MSI were\n$N7,K\u00bb2\/78.96 and far ths month of\nDecember they atari tf,U9,3tft.a\nIti*. IX A. Jan. I.\u2014Bank clearing-,\nfor the month of December were I'jo,-\ni.l,'.,~7\u00bb and for tbe year of. 192! the}\nwere |U4,ttl,Ul,\nDEFEAT AUXA LEE8.\nHA.mA.ToN, Ont,. J:in. U\u2014Hamilton\nTigers got uway to a jrood start In the\n(MIA, here Saturday elegit wban they\ndefeated Aura Letj ot' Toronto, by a\nacore of fi to S. ' '\nU\u00bbd Article.\nReal Estate\n\u25a0ejsjsjtj\nBoard\nTo Rent\nBoats and\nAutomobiles\nClassified\nAdvertising\nHelp Wanted\nPositioni Wanted\nLost and Found\nLivestock\nMachinery\nFarm Produce\nTimber and Mines\nLegal N\n0T1CES\nClassified Advertising Rates 33 City Property for Sale\nHOUSES FOR RENT\nIh-.in '\nbuiim:.. at the regular meeting held training of her puplla lit brinnii.\nIn ihe city hall on Wednesday, those to \u00bbMn Perfection. .\n\u2022*\" 'n.-Ch.,r,n\u00aba ,:. ,1. Th p-1 ^Z\"'^.. ^ ^^^\n.on and Trustees r. .'::;\u2022'\" \"cil. I.. P. ti\u201e\u201e, \"The Keason Wh\\.\" by CIs\nTvson, F. E. IHirkerlll auu J. William- blaklj pU.no solo, \"Hi,I,,11,Ian\n_,\u201e by Bather Haglund: due, \"Urvsn\n\"\"\"' , M\u201e\u201en.\" by Clara Kuhuskl and Gaorgli\nA ooramuhleatlon was received from! Read: dtalotur, \"i,\\.t lu !]\u201e\u25a0 Meadow\nSSJjs Thoni in aonneetlop with ihe pur- by oil,,Klu,id. II Read. <' Kublsti\nHI1.VKKT\nMiss lit't'le\naeoorded | utsa Effle\nhooluils- I Rsvnlntoke. wl\nIn Hie ' holldai\nKe\nri Mendaj for\n\u2022fl Uondaj tor\nwill spend i,,r\n.Mrs. mimes l.l'l Wednesday tar California, where she will spend ihe winter.\nMrs. Moore snd Miss Roberta of Ih,\ning. i I,.,,i,l,e; alnff I. il Friday for Ihelr holl-\nIta- ,i,,\\s. M,s Moore will spend hem in\nK\u00ab: i NeN,,n :,\u201e,l M,ss Roberta iii kaslo.\n\u00bb'\u25a0\" \u2022 MI\u00bbH Helen II,I,Her Is apChdlUI Ihe\nway ; rhi is;i\u201e;,s holtdays_wtth iier parents.\n: i\nchase of tile \"He,,I\n\u201ef Kn\nsledge\" f\u201er\nA ,li,hi\nW, ll:,\u201e.sel,:\nVeteran Cricketer Scores\nThree Hundred Runs\nAgainst New Zealanders\nng, \"Flannels.\" b\nBSS in Ihe Tniil East school, the board M.niseT.n'if Yl'io city Moure ' by O Mae-\nd, siting lo purchase Ihls book provided Inn,I D. Read ,u,,l Albert Johnson;\nthe usual diaeoni.i could l\u201e obtained. ' e'J'|';'I'\"|J. ^;\u201e;v;. \"'byl'\"': .'i','1.\"\",..:.\"',\"'\nIl wa\u00bb mo.nl by Trusl ugbtred >ll0| drm ov. |r4,t|ij.r Hat.himl a'nt'Joaeph\nanil Beceaatd by Trustee Tyson, that, Kublskt: reclto'lon. \"An lias,,.,,,\nthe ,:ii,otto fire insurance on Ihe aew Legend.\" by I>. R,-ud; -song hy V W'. w.\nhigh school b, dlvlded-H 0 each ,.;'s\";\"'\"|',v K \"l\" il!i's..,, ,li,',\u201es VlleM\namong Kemp a Co.. Waldle llroih.rs. J.! Thunder,\" t'S \" Haglund. A. Johimon,\nr. Sehoflel.l ;,n,l j. Ii. Anderson, Hi.' li Head and t*. ICabiakl and Clara K,,- , , ,, , ,\nlocul Insurance firms. btakl: recitation. \"A Mca\u00bbag. from \"\"\u2022* ''\"' ''lchl \"leasts in tbs test\nThe application ,,i t i. Young r,\u201e-. ssm,;i riaus.\" by tl. i:,.,;. song, \"Km- i ,M,h agalnal s repreaeivtatlve New\nIks poaltion of Janiior ai ihe new school [ercuiw.\" by the pupils: duel by Mrs. I SSealnnd team, tin u declared their\nwas Wd 'Jll Ihe l-.ll ll-:nsvii,.,:iI .1 Ml,,., 11, 1k , :\u201e V. ,\u25a0 ,.,(.,__,\n\\t.i:i.i.i.M;Tux. n.'\/,. .I.,,,, i. -\n.inn,linn Press Cable, via K, uler'sl\ni be Itarlyebsns Crlckel stub team\nllill^' New '\/.e.iluud gmjtSSSfl Ml\nA oorareunicnth\nelved\nregard\nlinn,\nin' ansCdustlng.\" by\nblskl\nRead. K. Ku-\niul Esther llnr.lutoi; i Hat ion, i\nA Haglund with\nJo.moon as.let-\nto th. Unleeralty of B C, lecture lours ..\u00ab-,.,., ,\u201e,. ,\nMl be referred to Mr llaroer, prlneliml sHo.lanna I'm.I'\nof Ih. iuKli .chool, lo ni-ott ,l|,,,t. Join,son\nThe secretary was Instructed lo re- ' '\notlesl Mr. Balfour to slarl Ihe work on After Ihe song\nthe Central school furnace Itnmedl- Wi's \"\u00bb\u00bbS by \"'< ['\n.t,.lv program, is,,,,,., , i.\nThe board decided that they would | l\"u '\" ll\" chiWre\nl>a\\ rn per cent, of the coal hill for the A supper w\u201es\nnew hlch s,in,,,l. i,r,\u201e niei! Uint Ihe con- hosts. Mr. snd Mr.\ntractor h\u201es Ihe building ready for ,\u201e- Mr,. Keck nnd Jli.-\ncuisttlon by the nrsi of Pebruary. ling.\nAccount. Psased. Atierwnnl danctna w\u201es kept UP till '\nThe following accounts sen ordered the ,.,rh hours of ihe morning, ths\nl>al,r C I'. Murray, |10; 11 M. MrKav. fiuale being furnish iv M.-sinm, s i:.\nIll: W. Oarner. 1100; li. Mason. ITS; A Haglund, M. tarlson I. M. taulurr,\nU Young *\u2022.;;:,\u25a0 city ,,r Trail J-.', ,',,'.; \u2022I\"lin '' Hell 01 l'n,i, rtl,lll,K a,,,,infill \u201et Trail. 117 11; Trail News. UJ; (Panylng iiii the violin\nColonist, ,3.80: fl. r Teelpholle Co.. Th, re being ,,,;,\u201e, w.llilia nssisi n.l\n,51.*,. W'nk'slarr,. and Yestaup. I: l\u201e; amongst th, visitors, the evening came\nWest lllslnfeetltii: I'O. |ll il.l. J W to ;, , lose Willi ,v,,\\\u201ei,,. eXpresBlng\nUraham. |:l.OH: C. Andrews. !:i\": .1 ,1, lislll at Ihe sue, ess or the ellter-\nM Seliefi- 1,1 * Co.. 4\"'il \"'\". file Treas- tiutfnetit.\nurer IlkZ.SI: Bsnk \u201ef Montreal. ,1311; ^\t\n^S'^Ksira'-'i SLOCAN CITY NOTES\nHatU'Wond. *:i'.'.\".. t'liirk -V Sunirt I'm ,\n}3 Ut; Mum lb..-. **:.%\u2022\u25a0: W. kootent)\nBewrr .*ind l.iubt (*\u2022\u00bb. *3lVT.\">; Vnncon-\nvvr li.nlv I'luv in-. SI :\u00abi; .1 Il'ii.ln.k-\naoti. loll; Trail Merctinttlv ''... 132 *%;\nH i\" Aatw> A- flu mi..il Hupply Co..\nIti.\", on; unlit ry Iwt i:. ?;.::.. MonrrU f I'\na vi- tauni t, ?m t:.\"\nli a*aa decided that Mr Vltttiuiietn\nin .\"iint for Hi.' ffintrit work \"ii tin\nCentral eenool eh\u00bbuld i- imbl on ihi<\nrvt-'iiitiiH-Tid iii'*n <>r the rhalrman. Trun-\ntt\u00bb* Tyeoo and Mr Ho|i|>er\nTh.* action of the rhalrman nnd the\naaeratary In emtaeinii Mi.-- tla-ln Kuttii\na\u00ab the principal ol TriIuiuic school al :i\nBiibiry nl\" |l3,riO o-1 ..mmin wae ln-\ndprstd \u201e\nTheir oppotienta reprUed with tl\n*. rliryu,-; rMMiaj j ;m..I, to^oWtnf'on, bad tO\u00bbn4 4*.t run\nioa,\" b> telly (for one wlckel at the oloaa of tu\nrn-vim.is Java\" ,:\"Vs i,v'iy' TlH' x\"u'viin- \u25a0'\u25a0 A- **-*\u25a0 i\nlift, concluding the Uiran. tor the Marlyatarae chil^aeofad ,\n; dlitrlbutad pro- &O0 D0( <,ut.\nLISTER SCHOOL CONCERT\nIS MOST SUCCESSFUL\nLegal Notices\n<1SS^'\n\u2022 POUND DISTRICT ACT.\"\nWHKKKAH uudi r tha nrovialene ' '\nthin Act application li ie (\u25a0\u25a0 \u2022 n m ide to\nthe u- utenant>OaT*rnor-ln-Council to\n\u2022unei liub a ci i Mm poi lion of ihe Aim \u2022\nworth die trie I in thi Knalo Ktectoral\nDtetrtct. mare part leu la rlj deacrlbed a**\nli> Si.'iiii- .1-1 Quarter nf Section ...\nrownahlp I. Koolfsna!1 Diatrlct, \u25a0 ponnd\nHLOCA.N I'm a C, Dec II.-\nnpd Mr.v S. MacMIIIuii nail sun.\ndon, Clifford Hvan, Harold Ruaa\u00abIl and Motliv \\t> i.i.i-> i;iv. n thai thlrt)\n.f o Covlnaton returnad lo land :-'.> afteir trw publication of ihis no-\n\\\\,.]i,.m1.iv after (pending Chrisimn* ' tlce. the Meat) nant-Oover \u2022In-Coun<\nhere ' ,;1 -rill procieil to comply with thi ap-\nMi- i:. .1 lir.ini and Mlaa laabell and plication, unteae within the eaW llmi\nMt-.. Margi*rwt (Irani want to Net eon objection is mad. by HkIh proprietor*\n\\\\. iiii. .lav for .. i. w day a within euch pn ><>\\ pound dl\u00bbtrlct. In\nMi. and Mi- if T, Butler returned farm A of thi tfchedute ol the aa Id Act\nfrom their honeymoon Chrlatmaa day to ti.\" uud\u00abralgn\u00abd\nami haae takan \"up thalr resttt,-ncr E. iv BAKIIOW,\nncroae tin- lake \u2022 lllntatei of Agriculture\nCyril |a\u00aboa who an.mi.I- limb achool UepariniMit of Airr.cQlture, Victoria\nhen. is -.pending ihr holldaya \u00bbt hie H C December. Wth. IH1. if OS I]\nhome at Da*r fitrh.\t\nHoy Tipping and William ' ii .\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0nw<-\"\u00abi -\nwrtau^on TMa^y'nTgatf*\"* '''\" . TRY * CLA5SIFIE0 AUVT.\ni:\nt ami* I.ISTI.it, Il c l>. - ::i Th.\nannual xcbt.ol i .air. rl w.c j,l\\- .1 In tin !\nachot.l li.'U-i' 11. 1 b. r 1 !' .11111 was |.\\\nfar tbe moat sii.',. *-t nl .hil'Ir.-n'M nm-1\nct.i e\\,-r b. Id In Ibis* il strict. Th\u00ab\nIl.ii -tn 1 Mil.*' was Hi. 1, aim. of il..' !\n\u2022Yinlnif l.,;ui !..,> ,.i,,l mri- anli\nHack. a< <1 t.it \u25a0- ami , l.i.l in pn lui.s I\nBCgni i-.i-liini.'- !\u25a0: HI. i|..ii-.1 iti ilii- act,\nwlu, li a as brimful ..I liunn.r tmjn\natari 10 fii.i-li\nToward thi hi ol KrlcKfOii provided\nopt.I. - for all ih- \u25a0 liil.il. *i\nMi \u25a0- Mum. I !(\u25a0 dpath of N tfon or- j\nganll, .1 Hi. t nl. rtaiiuni-ut\n,l..>. ph W ti.-iI J. K- Kiln ei and \\\\\nMllllngtnii tA'trtj In-nio f 1 fin l.nnli.rl.y\nfor rhi let mat*.\nMi aril Mrs A II IV1 bb and di -\npaii.d l.i-t Kn.tii* f-.r r.irl.T. l-laml,\nalt. 1.' Mr \\V. Lb bar \u25a0.. i*ur\u00abd a '\u2022\u25a0\u25a0-!\nWith ;\u25a0 pulp 1 Hum Mr a \u25a0\u25a0! Mrs\nW I.I. Wfri- pnin.Mi. \"t ., ih. ,.. at 111.\nOf the .1: nit 1. Mi Mi lib k\u00ab. i.ik I.. \u25a0 11\nMmi, t.n > ..f tin- 1: W \\ A iiii'l -lan.\nrrawmttv r nl if. Am..t. ur 1 n.1,,1..' i. Si.\nClrt: Mr W. Id. . >p.. 1 f.. ivtnrii 11. M\n>\u2022\u2022.,!- !\u25a0\u2022 |(tOj| after Iii- ramiihig mi. r\nen- al Camp Llnl. 1\n1 jin. \u2022 I row \u25a0 1 wan n vbailor her\t\nThin r-.):iv in,d Krldiij r.tui nln\u00ab 10 N\"l-\naan to -(.. 1 -I i \"hrlHtnta*\nMarryn Wllllamn. who ha*, been in\nth. i>> ..\u25a0 ignn \\.illr\\ nil .'un 1, r and\nfan. |.,i.l a nurprlw vlt-it in lux hoim*\nhere ai 'I -|>.n; i lirl- \u25a0 w Ub I.I--\n\u25a0 br-.c . 1*\n>'..I i-'r..| Lis. !.\u2022 1 Ml ['.. .'h.I Mi-:\nLb\" r rtrrivtd limn. Tlyn*-il.n Tn-n,\nVni.-ila\nHarold Uintc-'.i 1 h-n Ju ' 1 plflwl\na well mi iii\" rani-li, nn v*ng \u25a0' rack a\npb rn 1 f ut nuppli ..: rvntt\u00bbr nl II f. < t\nTin- S'lml.iv - 1 held 11- annual\ndiMi ii.'iu.Mi of prison (ind proaciitx in\nih. Rchool houf. I-.- 11 ber \": r\u00bbt>ti\nchtbl wai- pi iii. .1 nlili :, wi-M-fillnl\n1 liiai stocisina and lb.- -clmiai -\n\u2022mil prleee\nThi torn ral ol William H Huacrofl\nta.,. \u25a0 plat \u25a0\u25a0 I \u00bb\u2022 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u2022 mil- r Jfl\nMlaa Mnn. -11. Ml Ming ton and MIm\nlr. ,<\u00ab Hiiwmri rs-iurned Thur\u00bb,d\u00ab\\\nfrom ' \"tsinbrook where Iht \u00bb hn\\ 1 be, 11\nat 1 'It' K l.n-li \u25a0< hool, In nt.I. 1 in upend\ntub 1 Idr w.ih tin li pan nt\nCity Cab Co'y\nS. J. TOWGOOD, Prop.\nNELSON, B. C.\n\u2022Ot Wsrd l,- rat\nTa., Service Day and Nine. Careful Driver.. Heavy and Light\nTranfB.r Work. Furniture \u00abnd Piano. Mov.d or Stored.\nPhone 18\nDay or Ni^ht\nTo the Dairyman\nAKIi your returns as lar-c as tlicy\nslloi.l, I lie .'\nHigh costs miilic maximum yielJs an\nessential i|iiali;y in your animals.\nWf will tdvanca money to responsible\nfanners to replace poor producers. .,\u201e\nTHE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE\nBranches in Kootenay snd IsilllSStl at NLLSON, FLRNIE. CRANBROOK,\nCKESTON, &FAIIU FOHKb, GHLENWOOD, NAKUSP, TRAIL.\nCorporation of\nthe City of Nelson\nNOTICE.\nPublic notice is hereby alven to the\nelectora nf tha Mturlolpallt) nf tha\ncity nf Nolaon thai I require tha aree-\nt-nce of tin said electore ul Ihe t'ltj\nHall nn MnirJa\\ tin- Mh da> of January, llll, iitfflj o'clock noon for tha\npurpotie of elaetiag poraontt to repre-\ns.-nt them in ih' Municipal!!) Council\nas Mayor nnd VAIdermru, on ihe I'ubllc\nKchool Hoanl \u00abs Trueteea ami on the\nDoard ..\\i\\iia,' C immlaKloners aa Com-\nmlaatouera of Police. wl\nThe candidates! shall he nominal ed\nin writing; ihe writing Khali be, aub-\n\u25a0cribed bj two votara <>f the atunlcl-\npaiitv. ns propoewr ami aocondar, ami\nshall be'dellvi red to the Returning Of- .\nfloer um time between tha date of\nthli notice ami 2 pin. of the day of\nnomination and In the event of a poll\nhelng in i-fftaary, suHi poll will be\nopened on tha llth day or January. !\n1923. b. tween tin- boms of I o'clock a\nm, and 7 o'clock p. in in the .Council\nChamber of Um city hull at thf corner\nof Ward ami Fronl atreet. <>f which\nevery (itraon is horeoj required t\u00ab> take\nnotice and govern themaelvei accord* j\nIntly.\nThe p.rsi-ns qualified to Im* iminin-\nOled and elected U ami t.i linl.l thi :\n. tin.\u2022 of Meyor of tin ntld Ctty shall.\nnave an otnerwloa provided in the\nMunicipal Act. !\"\u2022 euch as qra Brltlah\n\u25a0ubjecta of the fun age of twenty-\n \u25a0 Mais who huvi b.. n for (in* six- ;\nmonth a n< \\t preceding tin itale of nominal Ion itml nro rfr.-iKt.tol In tin- bam1\nllegiatry i Iffloa as ownere \u00bb.r laud\n\"i- land ami Improvement*! \u00bbith 111 Ihe\nt itj nl lln value as aaaetttttKl on tin bial\n.1--.\u25a0\u25a0-nieiit r..tl, of one thouaatid dollar-\nor re over and aJbovi all reglatered\njudgenu nt: and ehargi >. or who ere\nIhe hotdere \u00ab>r Uuida within the clt) \\\nacquired !\u2022] them bj agreemenl to pur\n\u25a0 ha\u00ab und-1 the \"Boldtera' Land Act.'\nor the \"Hi iter Houelug A\u25a0 1 \" or tin\nSoldi. r\u00bb' He It lemon I An, I\u00bbI7.\" of tht\nL-ominlon, nt tb,- \"Soldlera' Bettlemenl |\nA< 1,. I\u00bbl\u00bb.\" of the Dominion and have\npaid tin- sum of one thoumrnd il,ill.n> .>r\nrmirf up..n th*' principal *\"' tbe purthase\nprior un I. r i-u them b) ,\num. . in. nt io purchaa, under Ihe \"St.i- !\n\u25a0I \u2022 1*' Land A.l. ' Vt ihe \"Detb r HotU\nIng Act.\" or tin \"Nniiliir- Hettlemenl\nAct lilt,*' of the I nun.11. ul th,\n\u2022\u25a0Soiii., is Bettlemenl Act, l\u00bblf,\" of Un\nDomin and have pild Mu sun, ..1\nii-.. buntJred dollara ni muu U| Ho\nprincipal of the purrhaae price under\neuch agreemenl in pun ham\nThi perponx ellglbl, lo t- nomln-\nend for ami flecbed mk Kchttol iruNli-n\n\"t Un ,\\, |aun Hchoql 111-! 111 1 ahnll in\n\u25a0 a) n,.raon being 1 Rrltlah euhject of\nihe fall ace of twenty-on* yeara and\nhaving b,,n for Um abi montha next\npieceding the day of noen I nation ih.\nregit-1< red own. : in the Land Regleir)\nofflt \u2022 of land or r. al proper!) in tin\nClt) Behool putrid of Ihe aeeeaoed value on Ho* la-1 Mum. 1 iw I Aaaeaemtnl\nmil nf fiv. hundred dollani or 1\nnvi i- and ai.-'V. an) regletered Judgmeiil\n1 charge, nnd being ntherwtatt quallfli d\nI\" vote at HI! of School TrU-Ut-ee\nIn the ut Id Sraooi IMairlet\n'Tht peraonti qualll,. .1 i\u00ab> !\u201e\u25a0 nln '\u25a0 uch as are llrtl\n\u25a0 '1 aubjet li \"i Hi- ml ag< \"f twenty\n\u2022 a . *. \u2022!- it ho hn\\e i.t. 11 for tii M\\\nin -nihil in vi ni \u25a0 rVding Ihe dale -*i\nnominal um nnl u, n gtalan d m th.\n1 .ami Kegiatr) nffic as ownera nl\nland, or laml ami hii|to\\.mint\u25a0. within\ntl \u25a0 City ..I tin \\ 1 Im He*a\u00bbr*ent\"'fl t.n Ihe\nlit i,eeaeim. nt roll of five hundred or\nmore, over and above all rtglMered\nlutlgmente and rhargi or who are tin\nbtdoVre .-r land* within the \u00bb'it\\ a*>\nuulred by agreemenl in purchaae under\nil.. \"Holdlt 1 -' 1.11 -d \\. 1 \" ..r ih. -II. tt. r\nI bill PI ll| Ai I \" nt Ul \"Soldi, is K.-ltle-\n.. ui \\. '. HIT \u2022 u| the Dominion, or th.\n'-HoId|ert<' S.'ill. i\". at \\-t. |\u00bb1\u00bb\" .,t (In\n'\"\". n 11 'i I \u00bb*. n.il.l th'- \u25a0\t\nttvi hundred dsill ire m more opoa Iht\nPi 'i \u25a0 Ipal of Ih. \u2022 haae prh \u25a0 ui di\n-u'h agreemenl lo purctunee.\nflivi n mill, r my hand nt the City of\nSelaon at aid (hi lad da) ..( .1 iuu-\natv. im.\nW. K WAKRON,\n(Cell) K tarn Ing offlc\u00ab\nWant, and Olaaelflad Advertteing\u2014One\nami a half cents per wont per IneeKlod,\nHlx r. nts per word per week, or ItVbe Latimer\u2014| rooms nnd bath, $16\npt-r wt.nl per inonili. oaah in advance, n.\u201e.lth f \"\nTniii-i.nt min accepted only on a caah- \"'\"-nn.\nIn-advance bimla Btnch Initial figure, Bllh\u00bba\u2014I rooms nnd bath, $18 month\nffimun\\,5ic\"f c^ad BOc \u00b0M \"*** s,M,,loy-7 rooms, nnd bath, furnace\nLocal Beading Moticee\u2014 .nc per word \"Cited. e25.H,\n\"anaTlc^r *l&'*B&Si\u00a3F5$'. STORES FOR RENT\nlala .\u2022!\u2022 a wont, \".'fi iwr oent .liM*ouiit If , 3 stores in excellent locations,\nrun daily without chain,',1 nf copy for\num month or inure. Where edvertiae-\nntent is nl out In short Um s the charge\nis |IUc a lino for llonuin type, l|fi fur\nblarkfavi*. and L'Ho fur blackface capitals. Minimum Sao, if charged doc.\nC. W. APPLEYARD\n. Baker St.\n10 Male Help Wanted\nlaJBM WAMTKO Trock din. is, ihauf-\nf. ure, automobile m< chanloa, battery\nami Ignition men. etc We help place\nyoU In nlie of tll.se well paid pOUl-\nttona free Ihere Ih always a iliTuiiiifl\nfor real iralned men: let us start >ou\nritilit Write today for our free circular describing our couraea, iurlmhug\nour free radio course offer. H.inphill\n>hoola, Ltd , Calgary, Alta\n+ + + + + + + -r + + + + + + + + +\n* FOR SALE :\nBY TENDER\nor Vat\ni. B,\nComtvtent\n (6052)\nblaokamlth.\nKnot.nay Shin-\nWANTFal\nMust be good a \t\ngit* Company, Limited, Snlmo, H. ...\n(1011)\nWANTKh I'.aperlenced dishwasher,\nmale \u00ab>r fi male. Apply Tin- Orill.\n_i;.\u00bbsr,)\nW \\NTi:ii immediately, two firat-\nclajm operating mlllwrlghis. si.ady\nwork, i^ood pay. Nicola rnrn^Mnil\"\n (Mil)\nMi:\\. women bn loan ItarberlBg; paid\nwhile learning; tool supplied Catalogue free. Muter Collvgu, Vancouver.\n ItfW\nAUTO AND Tru.CTOft BCHOOL\u2014We\nteach thoroughl.v practical oouraea In\nauto nnd tractor npair, auto elei-lrlc-\niiv, atoroge batterlea, welding at\"1\nVUloanlatng, Good positions open to\noar gredliOtae. No art* Innli I'n*\nvloua experlenoa uniii'i-i'\u00abomry. Pre*\nemployment dan\u00abntawn| \\\\rit.. or call\nfor oaulaerue No. Ki Mndwrn Auto *\nTractor Hchoala, 1J02 Wnt Recond\nAxenue, Hpohnne. laMS)\n\u00bb;m\"I> anaMa and siej.ly empluymfnl\nMen wanted to tee\\rn the barber trade\nLight, plenannt. clean work You can\nlearn In a few weekrt* time by ni lending Hemphill'B. ' Qreat demand for\nbarbera ai from |-r< to Ml per ueei\nand eommlaalon, Uundrede of locations where you can atari in buolneae\nfar yourself. Wrlltt or call fur fr.\u00abe\nratalogue. llrmphiil Barber College\n* 3th Av, !\u25a0:. 1'nltr.iry. Alta i.ilf.T)\nTenders will be received by\nthe undcrfliKiied for the purchase of part of Block 109,\nOubh Addition, Trail City, to-\nBet her with the store theron,\nlately occupied by the Co-Operative ltallana Association, Limited.\nTenders, muwt be ln on or\nbefore .laminry 10, 1H23, and\nmust be marked outside the envelope \"Tender.\"\nNeither tho highest nor any\nt(;iider will m-cessarlly be accept ed.\nw. H. FAWING,\nAuthorized Trustee.\n(\u00ab037>\nSPECIAL\nCOTTAOI KOIl |aI4 5 moms anil\nbuth. Thla can be bosjflk, on vary\neasy t.'rmf. l'ri,',' $100(1.\nC. W. APPLEYARD\n1:1 Situations Wanted Male\n!..,,,, I,.'\n:,\u00bb I::\n- i19 Poultry and Eggt\n1.na i 1 T**\nWHIST DRIVE IS\nGREAT SUCCESS\n\u25a0 I1.V13HTHN\n, Of th. um\nenaaon wan\nda\nth<\nThe Consolidated Mining u Smelting\nCompany of Canada, Limited\nOffice Smellini, snrl Rclining Department,\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nSmelters and Reliners\nPurt'lm -I'l's of Gold, Silvrr, Copper, Lnd and Zinc Orca.\nPlOdlicara ot Gold, Silver. Copper, Pig Ix'ad and Zinc.\nTADANAC, TRAIL.\nLAN I- ACT.\nToral of Mnttc*.\nBELSOB LAND nli.TRICT. D1STBICT\nOT KOOTENAY.\nT.VKi: I,\"',, \u25a0 tl ,t l^'rl,-r Ant,,,,\n,:\u2022,,- |.., k ,,i k. k, I. i' \u201e\u25a0 ui*\nIn.,,, il Ml, >,,.',!, I,,,.,,,li It, i,,.,,l\\ l-.r\nI-,,,,. .,,,,, In imrdiase lit* {>,ll<>sli,it\n,1, \u25a0 . , II., ,1 lands:\n,',.\u201e,,,\u201e \u201e,i\u201ei.' ;,' :, t\u201e,M |,l.,\u201et\"' ;,t 11,,'\nNorth ST.. I l..,i Nil H llrour\nt Kootenay liistt \"t. Ihenea IS rhmln*\nMot Hi il,..,,.,. \u25a0;\u201e , hnln. Kast. Ih, \u201e\u2022\u25a0 .'\"\n, haina Roulh, il :\u201e enaln, Wi I, lo\ni\u201e.i,i, ,.r , ,i,\u201e,\u201e, ,,.\u25a0 \u201et\nl.l'.STIIII AI1THII1 OltiiHmihVK\ninu,I Nuvaml.rr l\u00ablh, IS31 li,\u00bbll\n\"\"\" '\" 7,\",','r'', ItKllAI. I\u201e,r,\u201es \\v Iti i.- Wyandotte rock-\n ' ,1.-1:.. Ua. i,ai,it,,i. rrgi\u201e \u00b0.:.u aag-Iay-\n-\u2014-\u2014- \u2014 ' Ina .iraln. Iiv- tlolUrs 115 00) ,.\u201e,l,\nia Situations Wanted Female ' '' \"\"*\u2022\"\u25a0 '\"\u25a0-4- \"\"\u25a0\"\"\u25a0'\"\"; ^l]\nJ ,,..,.,, | ,, D.n tor petition for i'l'IH-HRKl. Uahurn hens, to make\ni -i...;'.: uood pum coos. .\\,\u201e,iv :\u25a0;;,\",\"\u201e,\",\"; \u00ab\u00bb\u2022\u00ab*\u2022 s^praua,\nI;,, v ','. \" I i'i i U Vewe i \",'i\" ;, Mi'.i.'in M.4. | i.niia)\n\" . h'l'lt SAI.K\u2014Kirred Itotk . .., k. r-1;\n11 Female Ihlp Wanted '-'\u2122 - Sl-\" \u25a0 \"\t\n\\\\\\\\Ti:i' lolil|..t.|lt \u00abnlli:in i ir (till r1^ :\ni,.r a iiereJ InuiM worK in Trail. I'hone ' _ _ _ m _\n '.'\u2022\"\u00bb=' 20 Live Stock for Sale\nIIAIKWtlltK \"Tl\u201e hoi,\n35\nFor Rent\nHOI'.IE FOR RKNT \u2014 Small house,\ntlit-te rooms, partly furnished, |10 a\nrooiilh. Mrs, Hall, Gordon Rd, FHir.\nvl.w Sl,ii,\\:,r,l. (KIKlti)\n29 Lost and Found\nLOST\u2014A |\u201e'arl necklace on Baker. Vernon or l'o.stofftee hill. Return to\nCampbells Art nailery. Reward.\n(IStt)\nBusiness and Professional\nDirectory\nCarpenter and Builder\nT. A. LAWSOS,\nStorm, Bash, Remodeling, lluiitte Repairs\nMalcolm Bids., T.rnon St.\n\u25a0 (MH)\nMassage\nJ. B. B. SMITH.\nPhysli'iillur. and Massage.\nHorns Treatments. 216 Silica St.\n\nInsurance and Real Estate\nB. W. DAWSOBT.\nReal Kslat,'. lusui inc.'. Rentals.\nAnnable Blk. B. 0. Boa 7IS. Fhone 1\u00bb7\n t5!69)\nTELL your wants through Ths Dally\nV'PWN Pl.lSHlfU.,1 ,'' ill,, 111,1\nMonuments\nCampbell St Bltchle Monumental Co.\nP. O. Hox m;;,. Nelson, B. C.\nTel.phone 16. (5670)\nCANADIAN AUTO AlfD Et-ECTaWCAL\nSUPPLY COMPANY.\nBattery Service Station.\nrievelan.l rocll tlrJIlft, nlr hose flttlnes.\nradio auppllea, electrical appllancee. motor unit fenerator repairs, electrical and\nmechanical inttnlllwr, oxy-acetylene\nweltitiifr;. machine shop work. 1*. O. Box\nf.3, 306 Baker St., Nulaon. 1'hone BS3.\n(6671>\nPainters and Decorators\nAatoa Painted.\nMTJBPHY BROS.\nDealere In Wall Paper.\nStore\u2014 Auto Shop\u2014'\n113 .: \u25a0 i1 \u25a0!!.\u25a0 Bt. 411 Hall SL\nAccountants\n\u2022'IIARLES F. HUNTER\nAuditor\nM <<\u25a0\u25a0'.: \u25a0\u25a0 Jam Bulldinir.\nBox 1191. Nelaon. B. C.\n (&\u00ab73>\nIfT BlUCEBDNITiLA.il.\nGeneral Account Ins, Amiitinir.\nInroiiie Tax Siaieinnita I'repared.\n(Jeneiui Delivery, Nelaon. B. C,\n(5:. 631\nHave your rut hair or combines made j TWO aood eovs, milkinK and mvu\n\"ll'[y\">. \u2122\\*,'l\"Un<*iiy^\\\\.i\"l\"*U I'tlf'-r. A eoap 1110 for tin- thr.,- ft\nf..r a ehort lime. Tho only prof,\n. aiooal wlemakt-r and bnirrorker li\nthe interior 1 Ireee mnk. ietae for\nJarvU. Kt Try Land Inn. North\n\u25a0bore, Nolaon, (Selt)\nl\u00bb rn ;. m Iwlr wt.vlnf. ih. Acton *iJh 8ALS\u2014Splendid V.rl'ohln tiar\nHair Co., '\u25a0^'\u00bb'>,\u25a0^ Baker St. rimne &S&. i rt-Klatered, 3*\u00ab yeara old. 1>. I Doyle,\niS\u00bbt\u00ab) ' II K, No. 1 (*M4)\nYt*n saw; \"im. buckakln horae with\nri-luiK and. para eaddle, 1 Inirn.sit,\nalso one I. nl 9Hllt; $1U0 lln' lot\nAppU Box :.*.!. Nil-on niont)\nURIZZBLI.\nCut fli\nFlorists\nEd ORKENHOUSft Nelson.\nnrars ,u,u floral designs.\n1647,)\nWholesale\nFor Exchange\ni\u25a0m: i:\\,'ii t.\\,;t; i\u201en.r,,\\. ,i ram\n\"'\">' \"t't'i \"-\u2022 \u00ab\u2022'.. for Imnrored -\u201e ... \u201e t C I\nW::,12.'!'..,.',..'\u25a0\u2022 I,',' l:\"\"\",.':.,':'.\". 1S Miscellaneous for Sale\nBERmnoTON a sun,\nWholaaala rruit M, r, li.nta.\nAll r\u201e\u201et .nreluMra b\u201en\u00abl,l for\nTelephone ,ll. rfsaaaa, B\n, MACrxiNAl.ti s> CO., WHOLB\nQrocerB and Provision Iterchsati\nporters ,,f Teas, Coffees, Spices,\nKrull^, Staple und l-'ancy tiro\nKelson. II. f\nash.\nc.\nIUTI)\nISALH\nhn-\nPrled\n\u2022*\u25a0 Teachers Wanted\n\u2022\\u iik Miv .ii: and Tamaradi m\u201e\u201e,i :\nt.,r sale. Waal etfersf 1', Hruyi,.\nKrultdsle, n. f. iiiiilni\nEngineers\n\u201e.,,,(, ,1 fi.r |.',,|; NAl.t: I'rlntlni prews, ,'ompl,'te. I\nMill, <|,i.,lift- Bultable for ,ar,l\u00ab or menu-. Ahso\nlit. p. J2U ittol.'r.^ riio>ve. the Cycle\n-~ ~~~~~^~~~~ ~~m^~' M.'i'ii \" \u2022\u25a0...\u2022.\u2022 \t\n\u00bb\" Houses Wanted run SALB Irauani leaelas eomitrr\nII\ninsurance\n\u2022 .iier for quick suit', - ranse\nI., etoa lined wnh or unhout bath rub,\nboiler Mti,I eonn.elloiio. Rph mini .oul\nmi wi.o.l li.Hi.i, hone i-utt.r. miln\nKi iinii i, aeerlns machine, refrlserator,\n2 lawn mowi-ra, An) or all. No ren-\n -_-.--.-. \u25a0._.-. winable of fir refui di Write todnj\n. N 1. Kn\u00bbt la nil, V mil (SHt)\nincome insurance \u00ab?\u00ab half.- .\u2022 T.W. ,n.i. wiiiism\nM\u201e,k N.l.,',, ,.,,v,,\nFOR rXill \u00bbhin\u00abl.~s \u00abrlie Mrtjueen. Hlfver-.\nBUT , '\"\"j IMW l\nusiness women pph k.m.k i ..,,..y t,\u00bbrr\u00bbis ke..;\nAND .J-\"\",\"\" '\u25a0'\u25a0\"\"\"'\u25a0\". _\"\u25a0'\u25a0\">!\nBusiness Men -18 Farm and Dairy Produce\nPro.ide. pro.sctton sg.m.t I,.. rVsea JJ^j; (.|i|;|[ ~ t||i|ii W|.:i\u2014\/:\n. ., \u2022 ,i wint. r applea, |1.I0 hox. delivered \u25a0*\nAll ACCldentS ' Itpoclal ratea m quant It lea, II boxen\n_'^_'\"\"r'.'_ V '- Jarrlo, Nelaoo i6\u00bb3!\u00ab) !\nEvery Sickness\nAt Lowest Cost\nGtee* Bros., BUrden ft\nMET.SON. B. O.\nCIVIL AND MINING ENOIBXI1BB\nB. C. Alberta and Dominion\nLand Surveyor*.\nCrown Grant Agente. Bine Printing.\nAssayers\nK. W. WIDDOWBON, Hox A110J, Neluon,\nB. C Standard western chargce.\n(Mlt)\nAuctioneers\n38 Miscellaneous Wanted\nthe Women'i Anxili.il i. Tn. -ii n . i\ne>ml\u00bbr -'* Th.' In.II which wax dee.\n\u25a0Med l v ill* vomm i i.l. nf ih- ehur.\nMri -fi I a very Kn\\ i rr. t i with i\nHi kI green \u25a0\u00bb\u25a0 i> a in- i -. ,-vi rgrfentt u\nhh In IH At inlilnlKht a Unit\nliineli v.** nerved, nUo h> ihe you\n\u25a0eopl. i\n\u00bb Of the HM'tllt of Hit i veiling \u00bb:i-\nj. nrh- a Jtl'e, Which whs Won hy Mis-\n1 'li RlirR.'ar. Ill'l Mi Kit \u25a0! W.-l.l,. r\naU;.:i> other iinvi I fhiln.\" W-'io lll'tlinKt'l\nm ih. whim <1.i\\.\\ Mr- li laoimihti r\nw.c 'he winner of III.' lmlnn' fh'M prlt,'.\nt* ii. h who a Ktlvet hr*a,l tray.\nIh-' ladlee nf ih- unnillHrv M*l\u00abh to\nthank Mr A. UeAtih v, Mr V Ulll ami\nIf I' Kelt-atll Tor 11.\"li tlonaUoiiM of\nIA prltee\nIh. net pro,.',,!- iiinounte.l tn lll'J\nFIRE DESTROYS FOSTER\nRESIDENCE AT BARTON\nR. W. DAWSON\nWANTKD A goftd boat about 14 foel\n(complete) Wi lie Mini ix lowst ,\nprice ihllvered to H. \\N.ilK\u00ab?r. Bal- j\nP. B. 733. Annable Blk. Phone 197 four \u00bb7*\u00bb\n _ (t\u00ab5\u00bb) CQW juc|,,B^ P|X rftit-t pound; ralf\nT):i.l. yo'ir wnnte througr The t'Jl' - e'*t e.uta ] V Morgan NVNnn\nNewn claaalfled column\" B (*. IWeB? I\nW. CUTI.EB.\nAuctioneer. Appraiser, Taluator.\nQoodn to.hi pnvutely or nt auction.\nI Ward Street. Phone 77.\n (r.<7l,)\n\u2014 \u2014'\u25a0 \u25a0 a\nFuneral Directors\n\u201e._ r^ \u25a0 \u25a0\u00ab \u25a0-\n.1 R(lBKIlTHt).\\. 1'. I>. IV tc K\u201e 801\nVictoria Htreet. 1'hune 292. Mvht\nPhone 157J. __ (r,6*i)\nStandard Furniture\nCo., Undertaker*,\n**uneral Directors.\nAuto hearee, un-to-\ndata ehap.'l. Hi st\naervlcr. k'rlcea rea-\nm-iiable. C\u00abs2l\nBRINGING UP FATHER\nBy George McManus\nA\\ \\1 ON VJUII .r.\nPA^i\\ '\" INDIA.\nYOL)LL KJA^I 'aA.^\u25a0\nV\/CA\u00ab. TMKT VIAT AvNO\nDOIS'T XOO OWE LET\nML \"-orTE- XOU -WITH XOUK\nn\n|..\nM,\nHI KT, IN\n\" 1*1--^^^^^^^^^^_^^^^_\nnlny ,,, .i|m ,.,l I'itriHl ttiMF, here Mr\nHi.v.iih left for ,a,,i|> t,t Kllekeot,\n\\ A Barton Is vlaltlng N,,k\u201e.i) litis\nsasss\ntrunk t',,.1, r a ll'iu\".' WJM ,l,'Htr\u201eye,l\nby fir. \u201e\u201e ,'hrleltnaa mornlna.\nM, I.. f Trull in t. vl.ltor h>re\nBill '\"ii 'i, \u25a0\u25a0,- nf In\" ,.,,'\u25a0 .,' \u2022 \t\nIBS avell :::,\n1. being I\" '\u2022 r,,|,\u201elly In llt'li trauilnS. *\nI rtTLL LIKE THE\n\"MORNIN AvFTER\"\nWITH THIt) THINq\n 9\nTrTE ITOLSTm TOTTT NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2, 1923\nPap 3cm\"\ne_ \t\nNews of Sport\nCUBS DEFEAT !\nTRAIL TIGERS\nCapture Second League Fix-\nture by 2 to 1 Score on\nBad Ice\t\nIn a hungup Rome lull of pep nnd\nectlon, but with little teamwork from\ncither side, tho Nelson Cubs, Intermediate hookey champions of Hrltlsh\nColumbia, administered, n second de-\nI feat to the Trail Intermediates ye\u00bb-\n1 terdny nflernoon by t I tn 1 score.\ni YtHtrrduy'H same waa the second of\n0 aerlca for the karaon trophy,\nj emblematic of the West Kootenay\nchampionship, and for the right to\ndefend the Coy cup for the British\nColumbia championship.\nCompletely outweighed by the Trail\nBKgregutlon. the local boys put up\na good fight on ice dccldodly to their\ncVsadvitntitge, and in Ihe second\nperiod cume from behind and won\nthe game, holding Trail eeuroloss In\nthe last frame.\nBoth teams put up nn excellent exhibition, nnd the chocking was hard\nand close ihrtnighmiL Both arjuadS\ntried combimitlim. rushes but to no\nadvantage, ns the puck could not be\nreadily carried on the iiiuidiy Ice and\nPAY YOUR\nTELEPHONE\nBILL BEFORE\nTHE 18TH\nYour telephone bill is\ndue on the 1st of the\nmonth, and 18 days are\nallowed for payment. If\nyour bill rails for discount,\nbo mire an*l pay by the\n18th of the month and save\nH.OOt We will l>e plnd to\nhave you bear this iiigiiiml\nso that yon may save tho\ndollar.\nall goals wore more or less from Individual efforta.\nIn the first period the Cubs were\nforcing matters and Marshall,' the\nTrail nrt custodian, had n busy time.\nI ut was always on the Job and turned\nnil offerings to the side, pe Paaqucl,\nmore commonly known as \"Mystery,\"\ntbe big defence man for Ihe Trail\nteam, after 10 minutes of* play, broke\n:iway and on a lone rush from end\nto end, planted the rubber behind\nningrosfl for a acore. The period\nended with tho score 1 lo 0 In Trail's\nfavor.\nScore in Second\nWithin five minutes of play In the\nsecond period W. Marquis evend up\nmatters, when he beat Marshall on\na rebound from Armstrong's shot\nfrom wing. W. Marquis, five minutes\nlater, again scored on a pass from\nO'Glnskl, but the goal wan disallowed.\nArmstrong, however, put the Cuba\nnliead two minutes later, when, on a\nsolo rush, he sped the puck home for\nthe last acore of the game. The\nsecond period was enlivened some-\nwhat by a little fistic demonstration\nbetween Johnnie Marquis and Clarke,\ntbe Trail wing man, nil members of\nI.,ith teams taking n hand Banners the\nrumpus was quelled, nnd the\noffenders banished lo cool their ardor.\nIn the lasl period both teams Irh'd\nherd for goals but to no avail as th'1\nnet guardians were handling every*\nthing coming their wny In good\nshape. The crime all through was\nhi.rd fought, as the teams In play\nwere quite cven.'y matched.\nThe learns lined up ns follows:\nTrail Position Nelson\nMarshall Goal Ringros-\nC, Ijtnrlenlle ...Point Hininn\nIV Pasquel ...C. Point... .1. Marquis\nClarke R. Winn... W. Marquis\nt.nvi rtlk Center... S. O'Glnskl\nIngram I.. Wing Armstrong\nSubs\u2014Trail: Ross. Matovieh, Tog-\nnotee; Nelson: Curran. Oil*. Pills.\nFLUKE SHOT COUGARS BEAT\nGIVES GAME THEMAROONS\nTOCAPITALS IN OVERTIME\nTigers Have Substantial Lead Speedy Game From Start to\nlor a Time, But Regina Finish; Heck Fowler Is\nComes On With Rush\nHurt\nft H\"***$[* Tfe \u20ac*\u00ab, p*\u00aby\n\u00abB\n-v-v-,., ^.\/J^s\nOUR\nCALGARY. Jan. 1\u2014Regina Capitals\nterminated their Initial swing around\nIhe Western Canada league circuit\nhy defeating the Tigers I to 3 after a\nthrilling gnme this afternoon.\nFor\nliipino rater\nTreats Opponent\nas Punching Bag\nPHILADELPHIA. Jin. 1.\u2014Pnncho\nVilla, flywoinht champion, easily defeated InVIWm Murray of thla city\ntoday In ihe principal hot it of a New\nYear's day card. In the lost three\nof the etcht rounds the Filipino\nfighter made a punching bag of the\nPhliade'phliin. BSSSa, weighed In at\n110 pou mis.\nCurl Tremalne of Cleveland, beat\nASM While of Albany In eight\nrnutuls of swift fighting.\nEskimos TKftuc rii.ras.\nKDMONTON. Jan. 1 \u2014 Before leaving\nto play In Saskatoon, Ijenni*. Me Ken-\nale. manager of the I>klmos. announced the trade of Johnny M.oi of\nSaskatoon. Olllesple, (Irani and Cook\nwere n leased hy the Eskimos en Saturday.\nmore ihan two-thirds of the struggle\/\nIt looked like a Calgary victory, an1\nat one rtage they were leaded 3 to 1\nand were having a decided edge In the\nterritory play, but the champions not (\nonly tied It'up In the third, but alsoj\ndelivered the goal that gave themj\nthe verdict.\nFrrntfe shooting on the part of the;\nHernials. who missed many easy!\nchances, together with laird's phe-j\nnomenal goal keeping, particularly in^\nthe seeoriil period, cost the Tlgera tho j\ngame.\nThe goal that won the game was\nrather heart rending lo the capacity\ncrowd that Jammed the arena rink,\nSS the pink delivered from Andy\nMoran'a stick hit\" the Ice about five\nfeet In front nf Mlnney, took a bad\nbounce nnd danced off the goal keepers' pads and Into Ihe net.\nDuring the HO minutes there wns\nsome bewildering hockey, with tho\npace exceptionally fast. Both teams\nf Acelled in combination nnd tht Helng goal for Keglnn, the re-ii't of a\n\u25a0m res of passes by Hay T.n 1 Irvin.\nv.us decidedly pretty\n1,;>hor. Oliver md Duttnn f.'itured\nfor the- Tigers., while Uiird. irvin, Hay\nami McVeigh starred for the winners.\nPlay waa remarkably clean, Wllh\nMoran drawlrg ihe only penally.\nSummary\nperiod\u20141, llcglna. Sparrow,\nCalgary, Fisher from Out tin.\nCalgary. Oliver fioin F'sh*r,\nVANCOUVER, Jan. l.-ajYlctorla Cougars defeated Vancouver Maroons In an\novertime name here this nflernoon by\na score of 2 to 1. From start to fintsh\nthe game travelled nt phenomenal speed\nwhich did not diminish until Clem\nLnughlin's shot from the blue line\nbn.tiK.it the gnme lo a sensational |\ndost? after (IK minutes anil 20 second\nof super hockey. The only dull moment j\nIn ,the play came when Heck Fowler\nliterally \"headed off\" a vicious shot to\nVictoria's nets In the ihinl period and\nhad to In* taken off for repairs. He\ncame tsaSB) with three stitches In his\nfntchcad hut lu the play which followed, never a shot went hy htm.\nVictoria's defense really won the\ngame.\nSummary.\nFirst period \u2014 1. \\ aticuuvcr, Cook,\n1 tH; 2, Victoria, Mahler son from\nFredeiickson, 4 :1 S.\nBS01 Sit period\u2014No score\nThird period\u2014No score.\nOvertime period \u2014 3,\nLoughlln. S;2A.\nXslnen*),\nVancouver Position\nLehman final\nCook Defense\nDuncan\nI ton cher\nVictoria,\nVictoria\n, . .Fowler\nLoughlln\n.rvfense %.W. Loughlln\nForward , F,-edcrickt>on\nFirst\n:42; 2,\n:*\u2022, 3,\nSecond period\u20144, Calgary. Oliver\nfrom Fisher, i:30; 5, Regina, Irvin,\n5:30.\nThird period\u2014fi. Regina, Hay fi-im\nIrvin. I.M, i*. Kegina. Moran. ft: 10.\nLineup\nCalgary Posllnm Regina\nPlnney 0*1 \u2014 Lnlrd\nQsMlner Defence Moran\nn-: \u25a0 \"O Dstsaes _., Traub\nOih-on Forward Stanley\nOliver Forward Hay\nMartin Forward ... Sorrow\nDutlon Forward . ih V. igh\nIVa Forward Irvin\nKlsher Forward .... .Dulkowskl\nAnderson... Forward Haliell\nKerferee\u2014 Skinner I'oulin.\nSTmATHCOaTAS AMD XMIOKTS WIN\nEDMONTON, -Jan 1. \u2014 Edmonton\nSlniihronss dSSSSSJSd Cam rote \u20ac lo 1\nii ml the Knights of Pylhlas beat I-i\nVrri'ttdry, \u20ac to 3 In the Northern Alberts Hockey league games here this\nstisraisg.\nSHETLIM SCOKSS A\nTLlHHHiL KMOCCMOUT\nLYNN'. M.f\", Jan 1 \u2014Eddie Shexlln\nof Roal'iiry, won a technical knockout\nover Hay Pryal of I'lilfhursjh lure thi*\nafternoon The houl was Mopped In Ihe\nsixth round to save Pryal from further\npunlthment. They are welterweights\n\u25a0 DD TATLiin liters tooil |\nINDIANAPOLIS. Jsn 1 \u2014Rul Tar-,\nlor of T< rre llaule. Ind, bantnin-\nWctght. knocked out IVnny Vogrl of\ntcheduted |0-round bout herr lottay. j\nKnickout Circus. Pittsburgh feather*,\nwi-lghl was ntjthnved by Mi. k, I\nOI><>wd of Munrle m l.n rounds, ar.\ncording In n*-w*pap\u00abT men.\nDEMPSEY WILLING\nFOR A BOUT WITH\nSTRANGLER LEWIS\nLOS UMBteVa, Jtn 1\u2014Jark IVmn-\nsey sa!4 Samrrtay BS had roi BBSS tn-\nfnrntrd lh.il .irtl.'lc. litnl SSSB slgti.t.\nfor n nil.f-l Lntil 1,,'lwrrn hlnt.elf atttl\n|:,I. istrt.itai, ri Lssrls, a. sasawasst la\nSag rrssBBBSs, i.ui sestsret ss asai\nr.r\u00bb,ly for ll,** in:,l,h\nOBBB OBTS DBCISIOM.\nI'lTTSIIl'Itf.ll. J\u00abn I \u2014Harry (ireh\not I'.it.lmrsh. Am, rt.aa llghl-h.-avy-\nwt'lgltt ,'ltaml.lan, woo a BasjafBtat is-\ncl.ion ovt-r ll,,h ll\u201e|M>r. of ll,>Hoolir, Va .\nIt. a 10-round lrf.ul h.r, this aflrrnoon.\nPORT ARTHUR AGAIN WINS\nIM1.T WII.I.IAM. Jan. I\u2014Port\nArlhur rltf^at.'.! Kurt William for Ihr\nthird < nnarcutlvr- USM this BSBSBSI In\nIBS M.i,iit...m ll,'rk,-y league lonlghl,\n, to 1.\n\u2022EBBSTLTABIA WINS\nl'IIII.A|t|:l.l'IIIA. Jan I.\u2014 Th-' I'nl.\n..r.lty of IVnn.ylvanla hAsk.th.tll\n1,'atit MiSS d,f,.IM M,'t;,ll t'nlv,rally\n,tf Montrr.tl. 3, to IS. Mnnson ai.rr.d\nfor tho r.,i,:,dlan.. arorlug four flrld\ngoila and making sis out of thlrtr.n\nI,-, throws.\nBRANDON BEATS FALCONS\nHIIANDOS. Jan I.\u2014llrsndun won\nIts Ural game nn local lOS tonight.\n.Ii'l'itlmg the sVIIHlIp\u2014 MSSSal 2\nI., l In \u25a0 M:itiit<>i>a llockoy IsasaM\ngam.- nnd cr.allng a lie for first place\nBttaaMB Ton Arlhur, l\"slr,>ns anil\nHclklrks.\nCondensed t4Want\" Ads Ordei^ Form\nII,s Ihis blank on which lo writs your eendsns.d id. ens word In each space. Enclose monsy\norder or check and mail direct lo The O.tly Newa, Nelson, B. C,\nRatal One and a half cent a word each insertion, sia consecutive Ina.rtiona for prire ef four\nwh.n cs,h sccompsnis, ardsr. Minimum, ?1\u00ab. Esch Inititl, l,g,,rB, dollsr signs, etc., ceuM aa ens\nword. No rhartja less Ihsn M cenla.\nPI.mb publish ths adverti.smsnt bslow limes, for whirh I snrlose I ses.es\nI\n'\nIf deeirsd, repli.e may be addresaed Ie boa numbers si Th, Daily News Office, If replies sra\nIe be mailed enclose 10s SSfM Is sever ro.t ef pertsss snd allow five word, e.trs Isr bea number,\nHarris Forward Oatnifln\nMacKay Forward Meeklng\nSkinner Forward Halderson\nIVnneny .. , .Forward |>undenlalp\nParkis Knrward . . . An.l.rson\n ....Forward DO Mahl\nSPECTATORS\nJOIN FIGHT\nCrescents Win in Overtime;\nPlayers Get Tough; Pandemonium Reigns\nSASKATOON*. Jan. 1 \u2014In n name\nthat ended In a free-for-all fight, with\nhundrr'N of spectators milling with\nplayers on ihe ice. Saskatoon Creaeenta\nton IR In defeated I'dmonlon fl to 5 and\nfor the firm time thi-. sen-Mill lnwered\nIhe colors of the jSSjTie leSlHS| BSatf>\nmos. The regulation fill minutes of play\nended with the score Ti-5. Fxcitenient\nwas at fever heat when, three minutes\nafter the openltiK of the overtime period. H- ley Most rum apparently netted\nthe puck for IMmonton. The goal umpire c11si not raise his hand and claimed\nthe rtihher had not crossed the line, but\nthe BafrlSMsS were on th.ir way lo\nihelr dressing-room. Ileferee H v.v... .\nhad not rune his belt, nnd. In the con-\nfiiMlnn Me-VSy l.;i|ot,,l,. ruslod on\nWink), r and scored. Th. refin < g;ivf\nSnsk.itof.n the victory.\nThe l^klmoH piled on io HlgKlns and\nthe rrescenta piled on lo ihe Kskimos.\nThin ihe enof'lslwa Jumped on the Ice\nand p.intl- monium reafSeat The official\nwas , i ,.ri. <1 to his dressinff-room hy\nthe police, mho else succeeded tn rescuing most of the Kdmonton players\nbefore s, rlous dainaae was done Hl.tck\n-\nJanuary Clearance Sale\n\" Starts This Morning at 8:30\nAll fashion merchandise, such as Ladies'\nCoats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, etc., will, as\nusual, be marked at prices that will quickly\nfind new owners. The Hudson's Bay Company\nnever carries over to another season any fashion merchandise.\nFall and Winter Goods will also receive\nthe knife, and reductions will be on a generous scale. You can always 'Buy with confidence' here because everything is marked in\nplain figures. The original price remains so\nyou can see for yourself the actual reductions.\nHere's the point:\nThere isn't any marking up the merchandise before it's marked down. And there isn't\nany effort to tell anything but the plain, blunt\ntruth about it. That's why 'The Sales at The\nBay' are always so successful.\nThe reductions advertised are on top of\nthe low prices prevailing in this store, as you\ncan always buy here many lines for less than\nis possible anywhere else.\nThis is strong language.\nBut it's not a bit too strong. It's simply\na plain statement of facts that anyone can see\nfor themselves if they 'shop around.'\nA\ni and hruis\nhowe\\er.\neyes, bleeding fin*\nbeatlM wire minn-ron\nThe B.'inte started nt a llghtplng pace\n.ind for most of ill.' opening period taal\ncapacity crowd of fans -.iw flashy :unl\nclean hockey. Then plsy decelerated\n\"pasmodlcnlly Into a trlpiilng snd\nslashing bee. nnd hy the time the third\n(H*rlo,l had arrlv. .1, feeling was running\nhigh. Itostrum was the chief off.n.ler\nmd the erow.l BSOSd him aiore voc.f, r-\nously |han any hOSkl >' player who hat\never appeared here. Hat Winkler tO\"k\nS hand when he attempted to chop I.a-\nlonde over Ih.*, head with his slick\nHeferee H leg Ins whs InrapahTf\" of\ntpielllng the gathering storm He;\nhanded oul only three penalties during\nthe evening. At one time the crowtl\nwas so displead\u00abed with his work that\ncushions nnd orange.; were thrown on\nthe Ice.\nSummary.\nFirst period - - I. Saskatoon, note\n'tei'i Mali. 11C. t, I'dinontoii, Simp-\nM>n from Newell. 4:10; 3, Saskatoon.\nCrawford. 110.\nHecond period \u2014I. Kdmonton. Simpson. llM, Is Saskatoon, Lalonde from'\n(\"rawford. 3.:'*. fi. Kdmonton, Oagne, I\n1.00; 7, Saskatoon, Maiie, 7:10; v im\nmoiiton, Newell from Hague, 2.10\nThird period- \u00bb, Kdmonton, Newell\n3 iV,; 10. Sn-kati.on, Campbell, 12:10.\nOvertime period\u201411, Saskatoon, la\nlonde, S It\nLineup,\nS.i' k.iiinni\nI'oMitlon\nEdmonton\nHebert\n, ...(loal\t\nWinkler\nMalte\nlie**ense\n. Simpson\nHmlih .\n. . Defense. . .\n. Hostrum\nIsaaSSSS\n.. Center.. -\n. Newell\nCrewford\nForward. .. .\nArbour\nCook\n, Forward .. .\n... (higne\nCam phe II .\n, . .Forward .\nTrapp\nnose\nMate\n. Forward\nMorrlsun\n. . .Forward. . .\nTIGERS RELEASE PLAYERS\nCsrVLQARY, Jan. 1.\u2014The management of the Calgary Tlgera announce, the it case of pluyira Jack i\nArbour and Hoy MacKay, forwards,\nMd. j.Un thut I SHI Speck, who has\nbeen laid up wllh tin Injured knee* |\netnre the flr*tl workout, will be ready |\nto play center aji.inat Vancouver i\nhere Wedneadsy.\nOLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL\nLOefDOH, Jan. 1.\u2014(By Canadian\nPress Cable.)\u2014The following sssocfale\ntlon football league games srere played\ntoday:\nFirst Divitton\nUlackbiirn Itovcis 0. Woolwich Ar\nscnal 5.\nHolton Wniitlerors-Noitingham I'.n\nSSt, posiiKined.\nF.verton S. Tottenham 1\nNewcoatlo D, 1. Oldham 0\nSunderlard.2, Stoke o.\nSecond Division\nManchester D. 1. Bornaley n.\nWtiUifsiluy 0, Souihampiitti fl\nSouth Shields 3. Port Vale 1.\nSnnkitort City 2. Bsckpool ?.\nThird Divisions, Northern Section\nAc, rlngtnn 4, firlmhiby fl\nAshington 0. Dtirhiun 8.\nHarrow 2. Wlgan 3.\ncheslerfleld 5, Tranmoie 0\nHarthiKHil 1, Darlinglon fl\nSotithport ?, Crewe 0.\nThird D.v.s nn. Southern Section\nMlllwall 1. Portsnioutli 3.\nFriendly match at QlsSfOW:\nQueens park 3, CotiQthlane I\nScottish Lesgue\nAlienleen (I, Huttdee fl.\nAllnoja Hovers 1, Airdrie 2\nClyde 1, Alloah 0.\nILiith Hovers 0. Falkirk 0\nHamilton 3, MotherweH f>\nlllbrrnlftns. 2, Hearts 1.\nKilmarnock J. St, Mlrrcn 2\nMorton 0. Ayr 0.\nParlick Thistles 3. Third Lanark fl\nlingers 2, Celtic 0.\nSecond Division ,\nHathgate 4, Armadale 2.\nArbroath 1. Vale of l-evan i>.\nDumharion 1, Clydeluuik 1.\n\u25a0 Fast Stirling 2, Kings Park 2.\nHast Park 1, l.och (icily 2\nIto'ness 2, BrolbURI fl.\nForfar 2, St. Hernurd 2.\nJohnston 4, Htenhousemulr 2.\nDunfermline 2. Cowdenbeath 0.\nRugby Football games\nHendlngly o, Leicester a:.\nhii'jhy League\nHarrow 8. Keiphhy 3\nHalifax 5, Leeds B.\nOldbant 8, Htinsht 6.\nItochdale 2\u00ab, Dewshury 15.\nSt. Helena II. S. St. Helens 13\nSwlnton 14, Halford 5.\nWlgan 3H. Isi igh S.\nllradford 23, Wlgun lllghficld\nHull 10, Uatley I.\nFamous Old-Tinre\nBaseball Player\nbrought K--cb r'*\u00bb rlirumstnnoea tn a\n|OW \u25a0 fl. ..n.l IM l\u00abl be was aided by\nr Jolnl nttl t,f ICJOfl from the Na-\nt.onil rind Atn-ricari b-jguee.\nev. . n , , STRANGE AIRCRAFT\nDies in Brooklyn under design to\nCAPTURE PRIZE\nNEW\n1\nIRt.\n.1\nin. 1 Willi.un 11\nK,-l, r.\n\u201ell\n,,\nll\n,' 111.'-' fill,,,its of\nMd-llim\n,,r h, in\n1.\nIS, 1\nill\nplayers, Ileal lodal\n\u00bbl In-. 1, IBM 111\n111, \u201elily\nKi\nlet\nw;m n.ie \"f (he\narea11 m bntsmen of all time U'-\nriral he. line noted .i^ \u25a0 freml hitter\nwhile staying In Ihtj outfit Id \u00abr|Cn\nthe fanions Battlm ire Ortok i In th--\n'10a. Scvrai of ihe \u25a0\u2022 orde se s.*i\nerhlle erlth thai ori inl tat Ion, thrice'\n\u25a0 pciniant vvitiii. i of 'he old National\nleague, remain unbroken, Others y\nins \\l> y..n- ;n the majors were spent\nerlth ihe Ns* Torfc Nstionala, |{n,..k-\nivn Nationals end Ihe New Vtorh\nAnn ti- .u s\nover i stretch of stgbl sc.isons j\nfrom IH94 '-. INI, K'.. b r huns spl\niwd* unique mnrka, Mcorinu nsore than\nin\" rune snd rapping out mors than\n:'iiu hits In eoch of these eetsone. By\ngathering :'ii safe blows bvst eseison,\nTj Cobb rqu 11 tad his httttnf mark,\nbut ihe Detroit man's nt.'t.i was not]\nmade *ii consecutive eoasons\nGreat Batting Average\nNat tana 1 league records show Ksel-\nhlYiimc batting mark for II\nyears to SS *M bill for 1 I \u00bbssons\nfrom lis] io nod in. lu-ivc. whan be I\nI was al his best, his a\\.tav*c was closei\n; to .SSS,\n. Kcci. r ersi bom in Brooklyn, March\nI, 1171 11. played his first major\nhii;u.' game September :ifl, |gfg, with'\nth<* Qtauts, who secured him from,\nHlngh initon, N'. V Tbe fallowing\nI year he piaysd with Um Qststa aadl\nBrookrjrrt. linn wm to IMS, he ge\u00bb\ntrolled right flehl erlth Halnmore. n |\n1 leani on whleh Other Stan wen John\nhtcOraw, Wilb, rt RoMnasei, Hugh\nJennings and Jos KsUy. He returned\n. io sVooosJyn in ItN, ths Dodgi n\nI wlnnttli' p. SS .tn | \"i ii it y, ar and Ihe\niinxi. He was wiih the Now York\nI TaflhS from ISM Is I'.ifl'.i. and signtd\nlln run \u00abuii the Qlants who rataseii1\nhim the siune year to Toronto. That\n[ year m>rltc.l the end \"of his ma lor\n, league carer Ml health, coupled with\n! fimncla! n.KfurtuiiQ come yean later |\nLONDON, Jan. I.\u2014(Canadian PTSSS.)\n-ll It..- become known In air circles\nthai ;. iii w SSd strange form of hell-\n. ..it. i or \"Min ct-lif' ' air machine Is\nbrlsg prepared Is this eoontry f<\u00bbr an\nait.'tup' to win the fll.SN air minli,-\niry prise for a flying machine of this\ntype m In. h will fulfill < < ruin con.ll-\ntlosi is !\u2022> ut. in tht it sttalas and the\nl i ii esrrfeo\nCurred ao^faees, ilk** sections of\nsi to pi.i ii.. erlsga. stoanied on metal\narmi revolving horlsontaJly around a\ncentral plstform STS, \u00bbt Is known, to be\nilih-.i .it s groat speed In Ihis SagSlSTf\nmachine bj a III horse power Napier\n\u25a0\u25a0Linn\" engine, while In the later and\nlargt f modi la S great Napier \"Cuh\"\nmotor, ii< veinj.irfh loofl horsa\u25a0power,\nwill he lined Th\" whirling, combe red\nplanes or vanes, sot lag m a sense like\nIhe ordinary wing Sf SS aeroplane \u2022\u25a0hen\nforced rapidly through the sir. is es*.\npected to develop \u00bb lifting power nevfr\n1>. fore' sttalaad In any such expert*\nmenial machine\nKITCHENER DEFEATS PARKDALE\nKlTCHI'SHH. Ont, Jan. 1\u2014Kitchener defeated Parkdale In the opening Senior Ontario Hockey association game here tonight, ;, to 1.\nAGED SKIPPER DIES\nLondon. Jan. 1.\u2014The Times an:\nn mm OSS the death at the Isle of\nWight at the age of 81 years of\nCaptain Hit hard Uee,|, of Cowes, who\nrm [gated the schooner Cambria in\nihe transatlantic race against the\nI'nltetl States schooner Dauntless In\n1^ \"0 and later competed for the\nAmerica's cup against the I'nltetl\nStales schooner Magic,\nLONDON. Jan. 1 \u2014For tho first\nt'tftp riiiui- tht.* star, says a dispatch\nb> the Times, from Milan, a Oerman\nnrnateur football te.im has played a\ngnme against nn Italian team. Tbe\nLillians won by n score of | to 1.\nblxiy ihousutid person* witnessed the\n*yi\\me.\n I '\u2022Pija ML\nTHE NEX50N D\"STEY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2, 1923\nTHE ARK\nTa having a clearing out sale of\nLadles' Heavy Winter Weight Hose,\n*t5*^ pair. New and aecpnri-hand\n1 feat era, Stoves. Ranges, Aluminum\nOonklng Utensils, Axininster and Linoleum Ruga, Si infer Sewing Machines,\nnow and second \u2022hand.\nJ. W. HOLMES\nPhone 534.\n601 Vernon St.\nHome\ntTtsei\nComforter\nHave you a Hot Water\nBottle in your home?\nFor a comfortable feeling to that severe pain,\nget a Bottle. We jruar-\nantee it for two years.\nc\nCanada Drug &\nBook Company\nPrescriptions Our Specislty\nKilties Second\nNight Is Also a\nPopular Success\nFor the second night of their annual Scottish entertainment, In the\nopera house Saturday night, the\nKootemiy Kilties had a small hut appreciative audience, which was ah\nkeen in its enthusiasms as that of\nthe highly succesaful opening night.\nThe opening number was Scottish\nairs by the Klltlca band\u2014a march,\n\"THth's Farewell to Gibraltar;\" a\nstrathsjmy, \"C\"lach-na-Cudd*n;\" and a\nreel, \"Jenny Dang the Weaver.\" Mrs,\nO. Forteslh sang \"Logle o' Buchan,\"\nVith \"There's Nhe Luck Ahoot the\nHooae,\" aa an encore. Miss Jean\nOUR METHOD OF\nEXAMINATION\nWe invite compariaon of our\nmethod of eye exa mi nation and\nthe practical result* obtained.\nOur large practice is the roault\nof giving to etch case the attention to del a 11 necessary for a\nproper diagnosis. We assume entire responsibility for the examination, grinding of lenaes and the\nproper adjustment of frame or\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOptiat snd Optician\nMAYORALTY\nELECTION\nAt the request of a large number\nof citizens \/ have consented to\nbe a candidate lor Mayor of the\nCity of Nelson for 1923. I solicit\nthe votes of the citizens on my\npast record.\nL H. CHOQUETTE.\nWe thank our customers for their patronage in the past\nand trust that we may have increased opportunities to\nserve them in the future.\nWe look forward to extending our service to many new\ncustomers the coming year. We aim to give complete satisfaction. Wishing all a\nPROSPEROUS NEW YEAR\nFLEMING'S STORE\nFAIRVIEW\nA. G. LAMBERT CO., LTD.\nLUMBER\nDealera In Shingles, T.ath. Window* und Doors, Moulding, Coaat\nMaterial, Wall Boards. Drawer lMt. Phone 82. Nelson, B. C.\nGauld and Mlas Kntherlna Kemp, of\ntha Jean Gauld troupe or dancer**,\nfrom Calgary, repeated their \"Sword\nDance,\" to Pipe Major William Mc-\nI tary's piping. \"Bonny Lass o\" Bal-i\nloohmyle,\" nnd \"Dear Heart Though\nYou Are Miles Away From Here,\"\nwere aung by W. Ramsay.\nA catchy violin nolo by Mlaa MM\nKreyscher, consisting of a medley of;\nHcottlsh airs, led up to another dance, I\n\"Seann Triilbshlns,\" by three of the'\ntroupe, Mlsa Jean Oauld taking the;\nplace of Sheila in the encore. Mrs.1\nJ, T. Andrews sang \"Bonnie Dim-1\ndee,\" vand \"I Have Heard tho Mavis\nSinging.\" Humorous songs and monologue, \"Coom Back Nanny.\" and \"She'sj\nthe Girl,\" by Leslie Omifurd. Intro-1\nduced a catchy dance, the \"Keel o'.\nTulloeh,\" bv the entire Gauld troupe.'\nPretty Dance Numbers\nIn the second part, Miss Gauld, as,\nthe \"Highlnnd laddie,\" danced to the\naccompanlmcnt of the Kilties band. [\nMra. Andrews rendered \"Itobln Adair\"!\nand \"Cumin\" Through the ltye.\"\nMisses i'.auld and Kemp then gave ai\nvery pretty rustle dunce, the former'\nin overalls and the latter In poke J\nbonnet, nnd as encore Mlsa Guuld I\ngave a step dance that might be\ncalled the \"Swiinee Hlver\" clog. \"Star\no\" Robbie Burns,\" by Mr. Ramsay,\nfollowed. Miss Gauld then gave a\nvery pretty Interpretation of the \"Sailors' Hornpipe,\" Mrs. Forteath sang\n\u2022The Auld Scotch Songs.\" Little]\nSheila was taken 111 snd unable to do j\nher part In the \"Irish Reel\" that waa |\none of the most captivating featured<\nof the first night's program, but j\nlittle Jessie, oast for Ihe lady, did'\nher dulnty little part verp prettily.\nMrs. Forteath and Mr. Ramsay |\ngava a very effective reditlon of the;\ntwo-part sond, \"Hunting Flowers.\" I\nencoring with \"Tho Grooklt Bawbee.\"\nMisses Gauld and Kemp by request\ngave their own Interpretation of]\n\"lluntli'g Towers\" In costume, the\nformer as a sailor, and the hitter In!\nthe puke bonnet of the rustic sketch.\nThroughout I*. G. Morey accompanied;\nthe singers un the piano.\nAltogether, the program was niosi\npleasing, the solos not less than the I\nnumhuia ln which the Gauld troupe\nappeared. It Is doubtful If such step,\ndancing haa ever before been seen\nIn JSelaon. .\nVeterans' Mies\nMaltreat Clowns\nat Hilarious Tree\nA scene of wild hilarity and revel\nwaa to be viewed In the urmory yea-\nterday afternoon, on the occasion of\nthe imnual G. W. V. A. entertainment\nfor the llttlo folks whose dads took j\npart in the war. Five clowns from |\nthe Colonial Concert party had a1\nleinpestuoua time, as the youngsters,\nhud them rolling on tho floor, hauled\nthem around, and danced on them. |\nFirst, came the .show, put on by the\nColonial Concert party. The numbers included the \"Village Hnnd.\"and\n\"The Good Ship Yaci Hid Dula,\" by\nthe concert party; song, \"Nobody,\nIrfivea Me,\" by C. Haines; song,\n\"Mother,'\" by 19. Metcnlf; and song,\n\"IHiwn Where the Swanee Hlver,\nFlows,\" by Fred Hnrtwlg. Mra. W.\nMatthews was accompanist. i\nThe dlveatIng of the Christmas tree]\nfollowed, and old Santa, who bore a\ndistant IlkeiieVs to J. W. Craggy,]\nbanded out bags of candy and fruit\nto some hundred children.\nLeast came supper for the kiddles,\na nd a lno for t he grown-ups. who\nh;id the work In hand.\nIn the evening there were about\nl!,ii adults present for tho social evening, which for the most part was\nspent In dancing, the Colonlnl or-!\ncheatta furnishing tho music.\nA large number of workers had a]\nband ln making the day's event sue- ]\ncessful. The) ladles' auxiliary pre-t\npared the bags for the tree and the\neatables, while the strong nrm work\nwas done by the men. Mr?. James)\nJoy, president of the auxiliary, was\ntha liidlea' convener, and J. Robinson'\nwas chairman of the Christmas tree\ncommittee of the g. w. V, A.\nA. S. Horswill & Co.\nSEE OUR BARGAINS TO\nSTART THB NEW YEAR\nOur Bust Flour,\n08 lbs 83.05\nOur Rest Flour,\n49 lbs S2.0O\nJap Oranicos, box 85s*\nSpuria, per sack,\n100 lbs. \u00a71.75\nDill Pickles, doten 40e*\nAnchovies, 11.50 for $1.25\nAlmond Paste, 40c for 30\u00abJ\nPeanuts, per lb 20e*\nPrompt Delivery\nSilk Waists\nand Dreisei\nCLEANED\nH. K. FOOT\nHigh Clasa Dyer and Cleaner\nFairvisw, Nslson, B. C.\nOvercoat!\n25 PER CENT DISCOUNT\nWe will give 25 per cent discount off the balanc\nour Heavy Coats\u2014all this season's Coats\u2014Fit-Ref\nand Society Brand.\n$40.00 Coats. $30.00\n$50.00 Coats $37.50\nCash\nOnly\nj86\u00bb\nNelson News of the Day\nDIES IN EASTBOUND TRAIN\nWINDSOR, (.int., Jan, l.-rF.n route\nfiom her homo In Winni|>en to spend\nn few gasagg with friends in Windsor.\nLfc'ra Mary Mills. 75. died suddenly\nun an eUtboOQsl train Saturday.\n(Jnceti City Hehekuh Indge ?Jo. 18,\nI O.O.I'* meets tonight st 730 o'clnck.\n(MffI\nO.W.V.A. annual meeting Wednesday niTht, 7:30 o'clock. Outelds mam-\nbare may itiul tn marked ballots.\n(till)\n(\\. W. V. A. Ladies' Auxiliary annual\nmeeting tonight at M o'clock. Nomination and election of officers. All members re-questsd to attend. <605M\nAnnual Meeting of Citizens\nWill be held in the City Council\nChamber at 7:30 p. m. on\nWednesday, January 3.\nReports Will Be Presented\nby the Aldermanic Chairman of the\nvarious committees on the work of\nthe Council during 1**22. and city\ndepartmental heads will he present\nto (five any further information\nwhich may be required. The meeting will be also for any further\ncivic business it is desired to take\nup.\nC. F. McHARDY, Mayor.\nMr. nnd Mrs. Willisma and W. J. Allen\nand S J. Allen desire to express their\nalfeooro thunks to nil those who si-ni\nfloral tributes, assisted lb em by ayni-\npnthy and in other wnye in tludr !\u00ab\u25a0-\nreiivemeni in the death of John E. Allen. (snr>5)\nNELSON BUSINESS COLLE\nLearn to Earn\nNEW TERM COMMENCES WEDNESDAY,\nJANUARY 3RD, 1923\nComplete practical commercial course in Shorthand\nTypewriting, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Spelling, Rejl\nCalculation, Commercial English, Commercial Law, FiBB,\nand Office Procedure. Sound training, moderate feM\nINDIVIDUAL TUITION\nCOMMENCE ANY TIME. DAY AND NIGHT CLA83E8.\nFor particulars, apply P. 0. Box-14, or THE NELSdJ\nBUSINESS COLLEGE, Phone 603\nHKLSOW L1BEEAL ASSOCIATION\nThe regular monthly meeting of the\nNelson Ubaral Association will he held\nin ih- Mni;lio Blink Tuesday evening,\nJanuary 2nd. nt* o'elooa. \u00bb full attene>\na nee Is requested ;is a report will he\ngiven by our Kembsr, Mr. Kenneth\nCampbell, who haa rtji urned from Vie-\nlona. Sam Vaareatt, eecrstary. Boa lIT,\n(\u00abnr,4)\nWILLOW POINT BUKAL -SCHOOL.\nTbe new school building will be\nOpehe*J on Jan. 8.10\"^. The trustees\nwill he pleased to msei ell residents ln\u00ab\nt.Tested at L':^0 p.m. E. BurRess. secretary. (t#4i)\nMA1IMRA WEEKLY PANCE\nEvery Baturduy, teaglo Halt.\n(1,659)\nThe (5. W. V. A desires to thnnk\nheae who so kindly leva donuiions or\nilherwis.- assisted in milking their\n'hrleUnaa trie for the kid dies a sue-\n\u2022e\u00abm. ce\u00bbr\u00bbin\nTRY A CLASSIFIED ADVT.\nJOHN DALY\nCABINET CIGAR STOW\nMAIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO\nPROMPTLY,\nSmoking Tobacea, Snuff, Pipe,\nand Full Stock gf Cigsrs, Cisal*\nettss. Other Smokers' Supplies.\nSewers for Fa it view\nA sewer pyatem Is neeeasary to protect the health nf the residents\nof the aaollon of UM \n\/ A CLASSIf It U AOVf,\nNotice!\nAuto Owners Have Your\nCar Painted Now\nBefore the Spring rush,\nas we have the timo now\nto do you a first-clas.i job.\nNo rush as in the Spring.\n\u00abz\nMURPHY BROS.\n","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. 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