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BC\u2014SATIRDAY MORNIVG, DECEMBER 14, 193J\nFIVE .INT* A lory\nMEN FLEE RACING FIRE, GRAIN ELEVATOR\nJURY VERDICT,\nFINDS HARPELL\nGUILTY. LIBEL\nDuncannon In\nHamlet\nChief Justice Greenshields\nReserves Sentence Until Tuesday\nMACAULAyS GOOD\nNAME VINDICATED\nDefence Counsel Announces Intention to Appeal;\nOn Bail Yet\nYOUTH\nRAGING FlRt..\nSAVE 4 LIVES\nBy FRANK FLAHERTT\nCtntdlftn Pren sttff Writer\nMONTREAL, Dec tt tCTIr\u2014\nfln-lefttton of hie good ntme wu\nwon todty by Tbomas & Mtctnlty,\npresident ot the Snn Life ol Ctn-\n\u00bbd\u00bb, te t tart under Chief Justice\nt. A. R. Onenshleldt found Jamei\nI. Htrpell __llt- of defamatory\nMbeL Tbe trial occupied five dayi\nand arose out of artlclei attacking\nMr. Macaulay and the Snn Lite\npublished ln Harpell's marft-lne,\nTho Journal of Commerce\" and\nout of paseftfco In a book called\n\"Industry, Commerce and Finance.\"\naentenee waa ressned by tbe\nchief luetic* until Tuesday wltb tbs\nconsent of tb* crown to permit Mr.\nHarpell to retain hia liberty on btll\nover.Ohrlstmts, Cftllzta Cormier, defence counsel, renounced he Intended to appeal but th* oourt ruled\nIt had no power to grant ball pending appeal, but eould continue the\nformer ball If th* aentenee wai reserved.\nThroughout tb* whol* trial the\nwhite-haired financier aat la the\ncourtroom and followed proceedings\ncloeelT. Whsn th* verdict waa an-\nHHI hi* frienda and relatives\n' gathered around hta with their congratulation*.\n)_u~h of th* Internal organisation\nof the Bun 1\u2014* and many of Ita\ninvestments were reviewed in tne\nooune of th* trial. Mr. Macaulay\nhlmaelf was called to th* witness\nbox for tbe defenoe and questioned\nabout hit dealings with Samuel\nInsull and his than In a ayndlcat*\norganised by Insull and company\nto underwrite th* stock of the\nMiddle West Utilities company.\npractically all tbe other Important\nofficen of the Sun Life testified\nat one time or another.\nPERSONAL NOTE\nOnly once during his long sessions\nin tbe witness boi did Mr. Macaulay\nInject a personal note Into his testimony. When oounsel finished questioning him he asked permission to\nadd a word or two and taid:\n\"While Mr. Htrpell lt technically\non trial lt la really my character\nthat le on trial. Never ln all my\nlife have I used one dollar of tbt\ncompany's money Improperly or for\nmy own purposes. Never once did I\nallow consideration* of personal benefit to weigh with me In deciding\non th* Investments of tbe oompany.\"\nTf Jury took an hour and 40\nminute* to reach Ita verdict and\nrecommended leniency on tbe part\nof th* Judge. Just before tbey retired they were told ln the Judge's\nicharg* th* truth of every itatement\nla the alleged libel had to be proved\nto Justify acquittal and not merely\ntb* truth ot a part of lt.\nViscount Dunoannon, aon of th*\ngovernor-general of Canada, as he\nappeared aboard tbe liner Berengarla\non hia arrival In New Tork, en route\nto Ottawa.\nCHAS. BAILEY,\nEX-MITE,\nDIES, REGINA\nOperation Fails to Sare\nHint; Stabbed Here\nin 1931 ' \u2022\nI at 4 cum.\nRescues Father and Three\nSister in Alberta\nHorn*;'\nMOTHER DIES\nIN EXPLOSION\nWas Pouring Coal Oil on\nStove in Early Morning Hour\nSidney Fox, movie itar, who was\nmarried to a New Tork writer et 4\nt_ on Wednesdsy ln ft Uttle oountry town tn New Tork, December 14.\nRETURNED SOLDIERS\nTO GET FUND REMNANT\nVANCOUVER, Dm. 33 (CP)\u2014On\nth* application of J. X. UMRm, K.\n0., Chief Justice Aulay Morrison\nordered that 119,000, remaining of a\n\u202285,000 fund raited hen ln 1915 for\nbate hospital Mo. 5 ln France, ahould\n' he paid to returned toWlera, their\nfamlllea, and dependent*.\nThat Charlea Bailey. Iat* of Helton, who waa atabbed her* nearly\ntwo yeara ago by Btra Sanaalone,\nfellow road worker, and who left\nNeleon tho put summer So go har-\nreatlng on tho prairie, died ln a\nRegina hospital Not. 30 after only\nalx daya Illness, la tho Information\nA. Pasacreta, Fall* atreet, has reoelved in a letter from Regina. Ur.\nBailer developed Intestinal trouble,\nand tho operation waa too lot* to\naav* hia life, grangreno having get\nIn. Tb* trouble waa apparently at\ntba alt* of th* old Wound, fram\nwhich h* M4 recovered aom* 90\nmonth*.\nIt wa* on tb* evening of Feb. 1,\n1931, that trouble occurred between\nIteMi-e. Bailey and Banaalon*. ending\nIn th* admitted stabbing, near (lie\n\u2022tore of K. Stangherlin, on th* C.\nP. R. flat. Th* victim of tbe stabbing hsd been a guest at a family\ncelebration at Mr. peaacnrte's. Next\nmorning Sanaalone aurrenderdd to\nthe city police, and wa* charged with\nattempted murder. A Jury under\nMr. Justice Fisher, at th* spring\nassizes, acquitted him, a* aU witnesses agreed there had been pro*\nvocation.\nMr. Bailey resided In Nelson about\n10 years altogether. For about four\nyears he was employed by th* Canadian Pacific, In the oar repair\ndepartment. Later be was employed\nby the ^provincial public works department on road work. He waa\nunmarried. * *\nFAMILY ALL ON PRAIRIE\nAn account from a Regina paper\nreceived by Mr. Pasacret* report*\nth* death aa follows;\n\"Dl for only a week, Charlea\nHenry Clifford Bailey, IT Cameron\napartment*, died ln a Regina hospital Saturday evening at . 9:35\no'clock at the age. of 83. He wa*\nborn at Thorn Bill, Man.\n\"Surviving htm are two brot&en,\nThomaa Duncan Sylvester, 33 Cameron apartment*, and Alfred' tiigvt,\nIT Cameron apartments,,: and, two\nelsten, Mrs. Margaret Hannlson,\nWinnipeg, and Mrs. 3. Ashcroft, 3034\nQueen street, Regina. -\n\"Th* funeral wUl.be held Wedneaday afternoon at 3 o'clock from\nWright's funeral hotoe to. Regina\ncemetery,' where Interment will be\nmade. Rev. A. D. MscKenslo, of\nWestminster United church, will officiate.\" . . .\nCOTTERELL GOES\nTO THE HOSPITAL\nVANCOUVER. Dec. 33 \u2014 C. A.\nCotterell, general superintendent Canadian Pacific railway, wbo has\nbeen confined to his horn* with Influenza for th* paat 10 days, was removed to tb* General hospital\nThursday. Hia condition Is not serious.\nTAKU GOLD CLAIMS\nTO START WORK\nARROWHEAD, Alta* Dee. 33 (CP)\n\u2014Nineteen-year-old Ralph Leonard\ndared a roaring Inferno today to\nsave the lives of hia father and\nthree girls when an etplotlon killed his mother and ftr* threatened\nhts home. Th* father was burned\nslightly on the hands and a 10-\nyeOr-old daughter was overcome by\namoks while tha otheri escaped\ninjury*\nMra. Leonard waa killed Instantly\nwhen tba coaloil ah* poured on the\nstove eiploded, flames spreading over\nthe kitchen and dens* smoke filling\nth*' house. Mrs. Leonard had risen\nfrom bed to get breakfast for the\nother members of th* family who\nwer* sleeping when th* tragedy occurred. '\nTh* explosion brought Ralph out\nof his bed and downetalrs. He car-\nfled his motber'a body outside and\nthen aroused tb* other members of\nthe household. Despite tha flames\nand amok* he directed his-17-year-old\nsister Marjorie and Miss Mary Mitchell, a friend, to th* top of a porch\nafter breaking a window when escape ln Other directions waa cut off.\nTbe youth aided tb* girls down a\nladder ftnd then continued his life-\nsaving mission.\nRalph plaoed a .Older below the\nwindow oi his fiather'a room and\nbrought him out safely. Tb* father,\nC. M. R. Leonard, manager, of tha\nCooperative Oil oompany, suffered\nburned hands when he attempted to\nfight the flame*,\nRalph's work was far from finished when he realised hi* 10-year-old\nsister Okadys wm Imprisoned In the\nflaming structure. Undaunted h*\nsped Into tb* oonflagratlon again\nand found th* littl* girl unconscious\nunder th* dining room table. Another struggle with th* fire, and\nRalph plaoed th* girl la the arms\nof her father. , .\nBROADCAST tO\nBE CARRIED,\nNELSON WIRES\nTrail to Rebroadcast Empire, Program; Commences 6 a.m.\nMRS.\u2122\nDIES, COAST\nDau&hterofG.W.Mc-\nBride of Wood, Vallance Hardware\nVICTORIA, Deo, 33\u2014Working ' of\nth* Taku - gold claims formerly\nbonded to Noah Timmins of Toronto,\non tb* Canadian aid* of th* Alaska-\nYukon border, will shortly be started, it waa stated today by Frank A.\nBoyle, former United States land\ncommissioner and county Judg* at\nJuneau, wbo Is visiting her*.\nTb* development of the- Taku\nclaims will be proceeded with by tha\nAlssko-Juneau oompany Immediately,\nMr, .Boyi* aald.\n' Word of th* death of an early\nresident of Nelson, Mrs. Ethel McLein, at Vancouver on Dec. 30, haa\nbeen received by her coualn, R. L.\nMcBride, president and general-manager of th* Nelson branch of tbe\nWool, Vallance Hardware oompany.\nMrs. McLean WtU be remembered\nby many aa tha daughter of a. W.\nMcBride, formerly manager of the\nWood, Vallance Hardware company,\nlimited. For a number of years she\nresided In both Rossland and NeUon\nwher* sh* mad* a host of friends,\nAfter hsr marriage to J. A. McLean\nshe went to reside In Moos* Aw,\nSaak. Returning to Nelson about\n1938 aha resided ln the city until\nthe death of Mr. McLean a year or\nso later. After tb* death of her\nhusband Mis. McLean with her\nchildren, Donald and Cecelia, who\nsurvive her, moved to Vanoouver to\nmak* her home. .\u201e r\nDonald and Cecelia went to school\nln Nelson, Donald taking aa active\npart in athletics. >.\nIn October, 1981, she suffered\nstroke which kept her confined to\nber home for som* months, but\nlately ah* had ehown much Improvement and th* aecond stroke\nwhich caused her death earn* aa a\nsurprise to her many friends. Interment will take place la Vanoouver.\nREMAND WATERMAN\nON EXTORTION CHARGE\nRSOINA, Dec. 33 (CP)\u2014Alex. Waterman, of Oarlyle, former civil engineer of the Saskatchewan government, waa remanded until Dec. 30\nwhen he appeared ln court today\ncharged with attempted extortion.\nHe ls alleged to have attempted to\nobtain money from W. K. Reed <\u00a3\nEdmonton by threat*. ,,-\"\"* - *--.\nCRIPPLED CHILD\nDIES IN WEIRD\nRITES IN TEXAS\nAlleged to Have Strangled\nin Handg of Apostolic\nPreachers\nHOLD FATHER ON\n' MURDER CHARGE\nConfession Said to Read,\n\"The Devil Killed Her\nThrough Me\"\nRe-elected\nTbs Canadian P'dfle RaUway\ncompany and tb* BrltUh Columbl*\nTelephone company are combining In donating their lines of\ncommunication to bring the Empire broadcast Sunday to TralL\nto be rebroadcast. Nelson wires\nwin provide the final lap. Besides\nTrait other radio stations across\nCanada will be fed from the line.\nSpeakers will be heard from varloua\nparta of th* British S.wplre as i\naa ships at sea and Bis Majesty\nth* King wiU address the world at\npossibly 6:45. The program will start\nat approximately 4 a.m.. Faclfto\nstandard tlms, and continue for\nabout aa hour.\nTo risk* possible the rebroadcast\nfrom Trail and other cities, the\nC.P.R. and tb*' British Columbia\nTelephon* oompany 'ave given the\nuse of their wires. From Montreal to\nCalgary tbe program will be carried on the CPU. wlree and thence\nto Nelson on th* transcanada line\nof th* telephon* oompany. From\nNelson lt will be carried oa the\nlocal line. Arrangements have been\nmade her* Tor the circuit. Tbe\nwire wlU be thrown open about\n530 a.m. for a few minutes testing before th* program commences.\nIMPERIAL 1\nSUBMITSPLAN\nments Money in Anti-\nWould Advance Govern-\ncipation of Tax\nLINDEN, Tex., Dec. 33 (AP)\u2014\nSherman Clayton, whose five-year\n\u2022Id crippled d*aghter, Bernice,\ndied whUe undergoing strange rites\nat th* hands of two apostolic\npreachers, was arrested late today at hi* home In a rural community near Linden on a charg os\nwarder.\nWhile Sheriff Nat Curtwrlght conUnued his investigation of Uie oers-\nmony whleh ended ln the strangling of the child, Coy Oakley, 35.\nwbo termed himself a disciple, and\nbis brother, Paul, 30, who said he\nwas preacher, wer* held la Jail\nhers awaiting hearings Monday oo\nchargea of slayng th* girl.\nIn a signed statement whleh Sheriff Curtwrlght aald he obtained\nfrom Paul Oakley waa tb* declaration.\u2014\n\"Ood 1* a healer through me. I\nthought Ood aent me to heal tne\nchild, but th* devil killed her\nthrough me.\"\nTh* child wa* crippled by infantile paralysis ln Infancy.\nMayor Louis Denison Taylor, who\nhas ben re-elected for his eighth\nterm as chief executive of Vanoou-\n1* one of the most colorful\nfigures ln Canadian municipal politics. Aithopgh 70 year\u00ab old, he\noutdistanced three opponents with a\nplurality of more than 4000 foUowing a spectacular campaign.\nPolice Commission Asks\nAmendment in\nResolution\nHOLD CHRISTMAS\nPROGRAM, TRAIL\nTRAIL, B. C Dec. 33\u2014A Christmas tree program was held at First\nPresbyterian church tonight. Santa\nClaua waa in attendanoe. A presenUtlon waa made to Mrs. D. J.\nDuffus Ity Mrs. D. Downl* and a\ngift waa glvea to Mr. Bruoe, th*\norganist. . - . :- \u25a0>\nREGINA, Sask., Dec. ZS (CP).\u2014\nAn offer of an adv -re of $256,-\n000 from the Imperial Ofl company, ln anticipation of gas tax\npayments; was taken under consideration today by the Saskatchewan government. , -.\nThe company's offer ls contingent\nupon the government continuing\nthe 1933 motor licence period to\nApril l, 1933, instead of terminating lt at th* end pf the calendar\nyear aa always has been the custom and which was the announced\nIntention of the government this\nyw. . \u25a0 ' ' \u25a0 ' I\nThe leading oil companies, notably\nBritish American, msy join ths\nImperial ln advancing funds to. the\ngovernment. The British American,\nrepresentative, who attended the'\nconlerence with government. members, stated he expected his oompany would follow in the movement,\nbut added he had not received definite Instructions.\nBritish Columbia oil companies\nhave made a similar offer for 1500,-1\n000 In that province and Mr. Mac-\nPhsreson aald the representatives\nof oil companies present at the\nconference had stated, they believed\nth* offer would ' \u25a0 mads in ths\nfour western provinces.\nVICTORIA. Dec. 33 (CP>.\u2014Neither\nPremier S. F. Tolmie, Hon. J. W.\nJones, minister of flnsnce, nor\nRon. R. H. Pooley, attorney-general, are aware of an, offer of a\n1500,000 advance to the BrltUh Columbia government condition upon\nth* motor . licence year being extended to April 1, It wu stated by\nthese members of the government\nthis afternoon. AU, however, evinced\nkeen Interest ln tb* purported offer,\nand stated lt would given serious\nconsideration If and when received, races.\nVANCOUVER, Dec. 23 (CP)\u2014\nAmendment of federal Immigration\nregulations to alien communist\nagitators Is asked In a resolution\nadopted by the police commission\nat a special meeting today, and\ndirected to prim* Minister R. B.\nBennett.\nCopies will also be sent to the\nfederal minister of Justice and the\nminister of immigration, to attorneys-general of Canadlm provinces\nand to mayors of principal cities.\nOne of the chief atnendxents\nasked in the resolution is elimination from the Immigration act .of\nths. clause which prevents deportation of a person who hae been ln\nthe Dominion for more than five\nyears.\nThe resolution, which was recommended by Chief constable C. E.\nIdgett, also urged that immigration\nproceedings be speeded to allow as\nshort a time as possible between\ndeportation order and final deportation.\nIn this respect, th* chief said, a\nnumber of agitators ln eastern Can\nada were recenUy ordered depone:!\nbut are still ln Canada pending\nappeals. These men, he said, are\nmore active than ever because they\nrealize they will hare to leave Canada eventually.\nWU TRY AGAIN\nGET REC0RD7\nNews to Publish\nSunday Morning\n i 'mi* .\nOwing te Christmas falling en\nSunday Ths Nelson Dally News\nwlU publish Sunday morning\nand omit tbe Monday Issue.\nARE PUTTING\nUP HAMPERS,\nFriday's Report Gives\nContributions\nof $117.74\nKeeping up Its recent stride, th*\nChristmas Cheer fund grow by \u2022117.-\n75 Friday, whil* work of making up\nhampers was already under way by\nthe various grocery establish ments.\nTh* dty has been divided Into\ndistrict*, and tb* hamper* will be\ndelivered by the various establishments, this method drawing the\nminimum of attention of them, and\npreserving secret th* Identity of the\nrecipients as far aa possible- Meat\n| orders ar* delivered to the grocer*,\nfor packing.\nFriday's report show* th* following\ncontributions:\nCONTRIBUTIONS\nB.C. Telephon* company 135.00\nFresch Speculation Get-'*?- ,\u2122_\u2122 \u00ab\"\u00bb<\u00bb\u2014 \u2014 \"\u2022\u00bb\n- I Art Umn#rt 3.00\ntin^ Hoover and Roose-\n* velt Together\nWASHINGTON, Dee. 23 \n\u00ab\u00ab.__\u2014_- 40\n A0\n IM\n.. \u2014 1.00\n .60\n . S.00\n\u2014 - 1.00\n 1.00\n~ 1.00\n~ 1.00\n 1.00\n .. 2.00\n -....- .80\n. --. - -50\n M\n 1.00\n -... .80\n. A0\n 80\n 60\n - - 1.00\n 1.00\n 80\n r__ 1.00\n 1.00\n 35\nDrs. MacKenale St Auld ........ 6.00\nA. H. Oreen company 6.00\nMrs. Gustafson _ .50\nFriend No. 12 _... .50\nmead No. 13 1.00\nMac . ; * .80\nTotal _. $117.75\nRobert Barshaw\nB. H. peanon ...\nBert Gridley ..\t\nRay L. Harrison ...\nHym Bing \t\nW. S. Johnson ...\nT. J, Scanlan _.\u201e.\nR. M. M\t\na. muott ...\u201e\t\nW, Jones \t\nA. Hall \u201e..\nFriend No. 3\t\nFriend No. 3 \t\nFriend No. 4 \t\nFrleni No. A _.\nFriend No. 0 \t\nFriend No. 7 ...\nFriend No. 8 \t\nFriend No. 0 ...\nAnonymous \t\nFriend -To. 10 ...\nFriend No. 11\t\nCHICAGO, Dee. U (AP)^-A\u00ab\nexplosion turned a six-storey gnu*\nelevator Int* * seething furnac*\nfire today, killing ene man and\nperhapa * aecond who was still\nmilling tonight.\nEight others wer* borned, sons*\nof them rescued heroirally from\nImminent death as 200,000 bushels\nof wheat, corn, barley and oat*\nwent up ln flames and nearby\nconcrete elevators containing mor*\nthan 1,000,000 bushels more wer*\nmenaced.\nWalter Inael, 28, waa Instantly j\nkilled as a blast hurled him through |\nan eleve* r door. He died of & fractured skull.\nCharles Duval, SO, seals inspector\nfor th* board of trade, was trapped\nat tba top of a tower and probably\nperished ln the roaring funeral pyre.\nHis body could not be found, searing heat keeping firemen from Inspecting the ruins.\nCATAPULTED\nINTO RIVER\nThey believ* he was catapulted\nInto tha Chicago river when the\nwalls gav* ray and sent a torrent\nof biasing grain Towing over th*\nbank to slnl* ln ths ter water.\nTh* loss - was - estimated aho?*\n8500,000, but probably short of\n81,000.000. Th* elevator Itself wa*\na wooden structure, built In 1900\nby the Sarte Te railway whoa*\nfreight yard* skirt it.\nTh* tug Graeme Stewart narowly\nmissed being engulfs\u25a0* by th* collapsing west wall when, warned by\nwireless to move to a safer place,\nlt found itself mired ln the Chicago |\nriver mud and unable to back away. ;\nAnother tug was called to its aid\nsnd only a few minutes after th* j\nflreboat was pulled off the river j\nbed the walls toppled over.\n34 IN BUILDING\nThirty-four employees were in the\nbuilding when the b!ast touched\noff the fire. Most of them wera\nable to escape to th* open, several\nby sliding down ropes from windows.\nBell Bueling, 31, lowered himself,\nhand over hand, down an 80-foot I\ncable. Patrick Garrity found hlmaelf\nmarooned on top of a tower and ran 1\naround frantically to keep out of j\ntbe flames until a fire squsd shoved\nup a ladder that barely reached him.\nJOCKEY WARNED\nTheft Charge Faces\nPipe line President\nParish to Stand Trial on\nCharge Using Mails to\nDefraud\nBERMUDA TARIFF\nSTATED ERRONEOUS'\"o\"-\nNEW TORK, Dec. 33 (API\u2014Prank\nP. Parish, president of the Mlssouri-\nKUnsas Pipe Line company, said to\nbars acquired tbe U.S. presidential\nyacht Mayflower at a price of #270,-\n000, surrendered to the district attorney today on an indictment charging him with theft of 8127,000 ln\nbonds and a number of promlsory\nNEW TORK. Dec. 23 (CP)\u2014Apprehension attributed to Senator Coolidge, Democrat, Massachusetts, that\nBermuda intended placing a prohibitive tariff on food products from\nthe United States, lt was pointed\nout to th* Canadian press in authoritative quarters today, wu erroneous.\nWILL PROTEST AGAINST\n. COTTON COMPETITION\nAWAITS TRIAL\nCHICAGO. Dec. 3S (AP)\u2014Frank P.\nParish, president of th* Missouri-\nK.nsaa Pips Line company, awaits\ntrial with three fellow officials under\nindictment by the federsl grand Jury\nhere charging use of the mails to\ndefraud.\nGUERRILLA GANG\nDEMANDS RANSOM\nFREE STATE WITHDRAWS\nBENEFIT GIVEN BRITISH\nDUBLIN, Dec. 23 (CP cable)\/-\nnew tariff order Issued ton!\nwithdraws. In effect, th* pn\nence hitherto given to British !\nand shoes, men's clothing and certain Iron and steel articles.\nThe duty on motorcars la ao revised as to give such Imports from\nthe United Kingdom a\npreferential rate ln contrast to\nprevious rate which allowed Brit- I\nish. motorcar manufactures a wld* I\nadvantage in the Irish Free Stat*\nso fsr as custom duties ar* eon\"\ncerned.\nTHE WEATHER\nNI-W ORLEANS, Deo. 23 (AP\"* \u2014\nJohnny oilbert, th* year'i leading\nJockey who said h\u00ab received a let-1\nter today threatening him with\nBy OEORGE HAMBLETON\nCanadian Press staff Writer\nHARBIN. Manchuria, aSturday,\nDec. 34 (AP)-Chl.s . guerrillaa __m\nj manded today two a'.rplanes, lour\nI cannon, 10 machine guns, and _>\nLONDON, . Dec. 33 (CP cable)\u2014 quantity of ammuniton as reneum\ndeath unless he rode four winners Mass tteetlng* sr* to be held for 50 Chinese eutern railway em-\net Jefferson 'ark, won the first snd\nthird races, but strolled nouch*l-\nantly around tb* track without a\nmount for tb* other to designated\nthroughout Lancaehlre to protest p'oyees, believed mostly to be Aua-\nagalnst foreign competition In oot- elans, who were captured by t..e\nton plec* goods, particularly against rebels at Heng-Teo-Hota. on the\nexcessive Importation of Japanese eastern division of the Chinese rail-\ntextl-es ln crown colonlu. way.\nTEMPE RAT USES\nMln. Mag\nNELSON . _ 30 SB\nVictoria 41 45\nVancouver . _ 38 44\nKamloops , 30 40\nEstevan Point _ - 40 46\nPrince Rupert _ 32 40\nAtlin 18\u00bb 2\u00bb\nDawson 10* 8\u00ab\nSeattle . 40 41\nPortland -_ _ 38 44\nSan Francisco -.--. 48 A*\nSpokane 34 35\nPrince Oeorge 32 34\nLos Angeles _.._, 4. f-s\nPenticton _..... 83 \u2014\nVernon 26 \u2014\nGrand Forks 33 40\nKaslo 33 37\nCalgary 38 38\nBdmonton ,..-,. \u201e \u25a0 23 38\nSwift Current _, , 34 38\nPrince Albert 8\u00ab 38\nQu'Appelle 14 33\nWinnipeg _. 0 33\nNanalmo 38 43\n\u2022\u2014Below tero.\nForscaat\u2014Nelson and vicinity \u2014 |\nPartly cloudy and coid:r w;th oc-\ncsclontl Sttnv\n\u25a0^^^^Hfl\n SO. SLOCAN SCHOOL\nCONCERTKVARIED\nHall Is Packed to Hear\nProgram\nBOTTH SLOCAN, B- C. DTC. M\u2014\nle whole community turned out\nmun to attend tb* annual\nichool Chrlitmaa tree ooncert held\ntB t_* lull on Friday evening which\n\u00bb_> packed to tb* door.\nTb* proyram waa varied vlth\n\u2022one*, recitation*, dine** and instrumental muiio. .\nThe opening number waa a reclution entitled \"Merry Chriatma*\"\nby littl* Douglu Jam**; the *ohoo.\nchorua \"O Canada1' waa followed\nhy m charming little dano* by two\nUttle girla, Miy Bowkett and Oraoe\nMcDonald, dreaaed In Pompadour\netyl*. Violin aolo by Tonmy Hunt\nahowed talent and versatility;\nItocltatlona by the junior* were\nThe Klttena Christmas\" Mona Scott,\n\"Family Trouble*\" Greta Mclntyre,\n\"My Dolly\" Thelma Hyman, \"A\nQi.ration\" Dougla* Davii _ti.. \"Good\n-EnougH\" by Wee Busr> McDonald.\nA humorous play cnttllc \"Bashful\nBoy\" In two act* wa* well acted\nby Dlv. 1 The chief character*\nwere Ronald Edward* and Bob\nWalkley and Betty MrDou.kl aa\nMlaa Winn th* host***. The scene\nwa* * Mayfair drawing room, the\nJf*t of the east were Thelma Baird,\nEva Hendrlckson, Helen Samsonoff,\nAlan Frisby and, Julian Yeatman\nTho wer* true house guesta. An\ninnovation was a *ong number by\nUttle Georgen* Hunt who rendered\n\"Let me call you 8 wet heart\" ln\niplendld style and for an enchore\ni\u00bbve * recitation **The reason why\".\n<5_lln McDonUd made a great hit\nIn a monologue entitled \"My Gal's\nFaoe\" with piano - accompaniment.\nAMUSING FARCE\nAi very amusing firce by the school\n\u00abu \"A strlk* in Suite Clau* Land\"\nthe characters were Dorothy James.\nHemeUa Boott, May Bowkett, Gay\nMcDonald, Gwen Jonei, Betty Itua-\nesl, LUy F.iwarda, Donald Potreky,\nSural* McDonald, Dougla* Davis,\nJohn Murray, Davla McDonald,\nKite Jone*.\nMolly Mur.-ay and Meg Bradshaw\nIn striking black and white drum\nmajor eostumes did some ^clever\ntap dancing and responded to an\nencore wltb * waltz clog cunce.\nThe wee tots Bernle* Jones, Lola\nMcKim, Lilian Hawkins, Owen Jones,\nand Jun* Baddeley gav* their fascinating Bur dance with *ueb naive\nchar.n they were irresistible. A trio\nof dancers Mies Doreen HIU, Miss\nMolly Murray and Ml** Jan* 8*4-\ndely part. The fairies who were per-\nartistlc and classical dance*. A\nmost appealing number by the\njuniors was \"How the Falrte* play\"\nwhich wae entered Into with tbe\ngreatest eeet and prettily enacted,\nSanta Clau* who was personified by\nGraeme Tindale was splendid In.\nhis part the fairies who were per-\nfectly lovely with sparkling wings\nwere Monella Scott, Georgene Hunt,\nMay Bowkett. Gay McDonald, Orel*\nMclntyre, Barbara Bird, Dorothy\nJames, Tiny Popoff, Gwen Jones\nand Thelma Nyman. A chorus by\nthe achool \"In th* Field*\" wa* rendered. Thc approach ot Banta Clau*\nwaa heralded by the sound of\nsleigh bells. F. O. Bird who represented the grand old man waa\nvery affable In his delight at\nmeeting the children again and\ndistributed the present* from tbe\nbeautiful Christmas trr%. Every\nchild In the community receiving\na gift a* well as bags of oranges\nand nuts and candles. Leonard\nPurdy was stage manager, A. Wright\nwa* the chairman and later wai\npianist wtth W. T. Jones violinist\nfor th* dance. Supper In th* charge\nof Mra. P. H. Russel, Mr*. L. B.\nCor and Mr*. M. Anderson was\npartaken of In th* lower hall.\nThe achool trustee* Ivor Jone* and\nF. H. Russel worked hard to\nassure a good Ume.\nMra. F. Scott, Mm. O. V. Hunt\nand Mrs. Ivor Jone* had charge\nof the Christmaa gifts.\nTURKEYS EASE\nMONTREAL Dee. 33 (CF)\u2014Tnding ln Christmas turkeys eased up\ntoday es tbe peak ol purchasing wa*\nreached, prloes wer* quoted at IT\ncent* a pound for \"A\" grade, lfi\ncents for \"B\" grade and 12 eent*\nfor \"C\" grade.\nGuide for Travellers\nNelson, B.C., Hotels and CaSes\nLuncheon\n50c\nHUME HOTEL\nKUOir, B.C. OIOBQE BENWELL. Prop.\nRotary snd Oyro Hes.qusrt.rs\nWir LOW WINTER RATES NOW IN EFFECT\nTHE NELSON DIUY NEWS. NELION. B.C.\u2014SAT-BDAT MORNINO, MCEMM\u00bb M, ttn-\nBonnington Concert\n1$ Event of Year\nChristmas Tree Is Unquali.\nfied Success\nHUME\u2014Diana Whsllsms, Kaalo; W.\nm. U-T-noe, It. S. mssr, C. A.\nTuls, Penticton; Joseph Eeldel, Toronto; H. a. M-Bs1d, Medlcta. Est;\nA. N. Emery, Neir Denver; H. W.\nPower. Spoksne; O. H. Les, Vsncouver.\n_<\u00bb\u00ab-W\u00bb\u00abS3$W3\u00bbW33WS>\u00bb\n-S5JW&K5S\n.**jv****.\naws*\u00ab\u00ab\n(Wie Savoy\n\"Where the Gue& Is Kin&\"\nXtlMm'i Newest and Fineit Hotel, Many Rooms\nWith Private Bath* or Shower*\nSPECIAL RATES\nROOMS $1 PER DAY DURING THE\nCHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS\nCHEATER THAN STAYING It- BOME\nBONNDTOTON. Dse JJ.\u2014Ths an\nnual school Chrlstmss tn. sn- concert wss held tn the West Kootensy Power As Light company's hsll\non Thureder .renlnf. which wss\nfilled with sn snthustsetlo audience ot rslsttvss snd fronds.\nTh. yuletide atmo-ph . waj particularly striking ss one entered the\nhall with its colorful decorations of\nheUs and pwnery. Th. whole front\nof the stars leod th. greeting \"A\nMerry Christmu\" printed ln large\nletters. At the sld. wss beautiful\nChristmas tn. which reached from\nfloor to celling brilliantly lighted\nand hum with toys. Th. opening\ntableau, by ths school was a lovely\nsnd realuiio seen, of the nativity,\nths shepherds In their spotless white\nrobe,, devoutly kneeling and singing softly \"WhUs Shephar.s Wetch-\ned Their Flocks\" snd ths carol\n\"Holy Night. Silent Night.\"\nAs tho curtsln was drawn on the\ntableau.. Phylls Brown tripped daintily to the front with a recitation\nof welcome. A romantic dance entitled, \"Chrtsnoiu Stars,\" wss lr<\nresists-!, in It, charm, given by\nfour wes tots, Pernios Jones. Owen\nJones, Louis McKlm snd Lilian Hawkins, who carried large glittering\nstar,. IM la th* dano. or June\nBaddeley, who hag a rars sense of\nrhythmic motion.\nA song \"Christmas Bells\" by t\nqu-rtetta Dorothy Johnion. Wlnnifred Ridge. Balhp Johnson and David Motley, showed much talent.\nTwo of ths most appealing numbers\nof the evening were solo dances given\nwith the utmost precision and charm\nby two of the most winsome snd\nyouthful exponent! of the grt, little\nMiss Lois McKlm. who gav, a ba).\nlet dano. ln costume and Lilian\nHawkins, a wee tot who gave a\nJapanese parasol dance, the en.\ncores wer. gracefully responded to.\nAn exhibition of dancing waa given\nby a talented trio of dancers. Miss\nDoreen Hill. Miss Molly Murrsy\nsnd Miss Jun. Baddeley. who showed exquisite grace In the steps snd\nmotions ot th. snowflake dances.\nThs March of the Christmas Trees\nby th, school waa a most effective\nand g-iphic presentation, ths pupils\nwore fetchlnc helmets with plumes\nsnd carried miniature C vlstmas\ntrees.\nDescriptive recitations by Junior\ngirls were \"Santa's Idea of Goodness,\" by Wlnnlfrsd Ridge; \"Christmas Morning,\" by Owennl. Mc-\nCron. and \"Chrlstmu Recipe.\" by\nMary Oordon, which received the\ngreateat applause.\nAn Innovation wu a violin solo\nby W. c. Motley, wt received ths\nhasrtiest spplausa for hts rendering\nof Brahm'a \"HUngsrlsn Danoe.\"\nO. N. Brown delighted with a\nclassical pianoforte solo.\nMrs. W. c. Motlsy, wbo played ths\nsooompenlreents for ths evening also\ncontributed a pianoforte aolo, \"Jack\noTjantern,\" In spirited styls.\nA dlslogu. entitled \"Snowballs.\"\nby Elmore Ridge and Douglu Els-\nC&Sdon wu followed by a three-act\nplay by the school, sntttlsd \"Ths\nFalse SanU Claus,\" wu a most\npleasing offering, embracing the\nwhole family ot fairy lor.. Moreover ths costumes and setting of\nth. play were correctly carrl.! out,\ntho character, wers Dorothy Johnson, Wlnnifred Ridge, Bobble ZU-\ndon, Mary Oordon, Sandy Oordon.\nPhylls Brown, Jun. Baddeley, Lola\nMcKlm. Oweunlo McCrone, Elmore\nRMge. Idol. McGregor, David Motley. Ral-p Johnson. Douglas Elsdon.\nThe carol \"The Kim Noel'' by\nth. school was ths flnsl number\nand eftar etnguig the national anthem, tbe sleigh bells were hesrd In\nth. distance and Santa Claus In\nthe person of A. McCrone arrived on\nthe seen, and distributed tbs lovely\ntoys from th. tree with bags of\noranges, nuts snd candles, not only\nto the school children, but to every\nchild In th. district.\nA coffee supper was served under\nth. convenership of Mrs. C. H.\nBland, assisted by Mrs. I, Oordon\nand Mrs. W. 0. Elsdon.\nA Jolly danee fo\"owed to muslo\nsupplied by A. Wright, piano, and\nWilfrid Lee. banjo. The entertainment wu the real herald of Chrlstmu in ths district snd admitted to\nbe the most enjoyable community\naffair of the \/.ar.\nCharlea H. Bland wu the chairman, while Mrs. (. c Johnson and\nMrs. Bert McKlm hsd charg, of\nthe Chrlstmu gifts.\nSocial Events\nof Trail City\nTRAIL, B. C-, Dec. 35\u2014Mr*. J.\nStrachan of Hoamer Is visiting hy\nfather. Alec Balfour, Government\nroad, during the Chrlat_nea holldaya.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMrs. WiUiam Lyne* and baby eon\nhave left to apend the Chriatmas\nholiday with Mr*. Lynes' father, Fred\nDowney, In Orand Fork*.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nPeter Leveaque arrived tn Trail\nWednesday evening to apend Christinas with hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*.\nA. P. Leveeque, Spokane atreet. Ke\nla a student at Vanoouver college.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nHerbert McCallum, a student at\nMoscow, Idaho, arrived home yesterday to spend the vacation wltb bis\nparent*, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McCallum, Tadanac. HI* brother. Oordon\nMcCallum, leave* today to visit at\nthe coast.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMiss Jean MeDlaro-ld, who Ie attending tbe University of British Columbia, 1* spending the curia-mas\nvacation at tbe hom* of her parent*,\nMr. and Mrs. S. S. McDiarmid,\nRiverside' avenue.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nDouglas McArthur and Edward\nDroves left laat evening to spend\nChristmas with friends at Fauquier,\nThey eipect to enjoy soxe skiing.\nTrail News of the Day\nTRAIL HOUSES AHD, LOTS \u2014 IN-\naurance. Notary, j, d. Anderson.\n(Mm\nWW NATIONAL CONTEST\nArthur B. Kerr, Stanley, N. B\u201e he*\nbeen named winner ot the nam* section of the Name and Slogan Contest, sponsored by the Canadian council of Boys' and Girls' Club Work.\nThe name he suggested was \"Canadian Farm Clubs,\" which is particularly appropriate In view of th* fact\nthat it lend* Itself ln translation to\nthe use ot the same Initial letters.\nThe winner of th* Slogan. Section\ncontest wa* Bertha Roy, La Plante,\nN- B\u201e who submitted \"S'lntrulre\nc'est s'enrlcher\" (Knowledge la\nWealth). Tbe committee of Judges\nmaking the award comprised J. B-\nSpcncer, director of publicity for the\nDominion department of agriculture,\nW. R. Wright, A .W. Peterson, L.\nCliche, also of Ottawa.\nSTRONG YEAR\nSHOWN, BANK\nOF COMMERCE\nAble to Carry Forward to\nthe'Credit Account\n$519,499\nTORONTO, Pec. 21 (CP)\u2014After\npayment of all dividends for the\nyear and providing for bed or\ndoubtful debts, the Canadian Bank\nof Commerce w*s *hte to eerry\nforward to tb* crtdlt ef profit\nand loss account, |A10,499.76, the\nbank's annual statement for the\nyear ending Nev. 90 lest reveals.\nDividends for tbe year totalled\n$3300.000, tb* rate having been\ncut from IX to 10 per cent for\nthe la*t half ef tbe year.\nProfit* for tb* year totalled #4.379,-\n434 added to sn amount carried\nforward of 1*35,669, tbe statement\nrevealed. These war* distributed\namong dividends, 13,300,000; texe*\n$550,000; donations end .subecrlptlons\n$40,000; pensions $355,607; and written off bunk premise* $150,000,\nleaving the next balance of #519,000.\nSTRONG LIQUID\nPOSITION\nTh* statement revealed the hank\ncontinued to maintain a etrong\nIiquy position, It ws* said in an\nacoorrpanying summary. Total liquid\naeeete were more than 58 par oent\nef the total liabilities to the publlo,\nan improvement over the preceding\nyear.\nLiabilities Include #8938 ln unpaid\ndividend* and tbe $750,000 applied\nto dividend No. 163 of Dee. 1.\nTotal deposits during the year\nahowed * decline of less than seven\nper cent in spite of large bond issue* by various governments, and\nstand at $489,457,000, the statement\nshowed-\nThe decline In business activity\nIs apparent In Jhe drop ln note circulation of nearly 15 per oent the\nnotes in circulation as ot Nov. 30\nlast totalling $33,507,358.\nOutstanding item* among assets\nare total gold and silver coin\namounting to $35,531,000, Dominion\nnotes amounting to #86,040,000 and\nforeign currencies, note* of tne\ncheques cn other banks and balances\ndue by banks amounting to #43,-\n070.000.\nThe decrease in dividend* amounted to $300,000.\nThe annual meeting of eharehold-\ncrs will be held her* Jan. 10.\nMISS LIGHTF00T\nRETURNS TO FORKS\nFREDDIE WILL BE\nHOME FOR SANTA\nFreddie Brown, eight-year-old aon\nof Mr. and Mr*. William Brown\nof Third street, will leave isolation\nhospital Saturday morning, ln time\nto be ha-ne for Santa Clau*.\nMIXED ACTION\nON BOND LIST\nNffW TORK, Dee, 33 (AP)\u2014Mixed\nprice movements dominated the bond\nmarket today and, except In the\nhighest grade investment groups,\nthe trend wu distinctly downward-\nAggregate transaction* dropped to a\ntotal of $10,039,000, par value,\n(\u25a0gainst $13,379,000 yesterday.\nJ. A. KERR, Prop.\n194 BAKER ST.\nNIONE lt\n*\\^ft&ra633$S$sagSS33>33S3$3S\n\u25a0*\u00bb.\u00bb>>\u00bb>3>-** \u2022*-.\nJUVOT\u2014R* Smith. Northport; _.\nd. Spurting, Trail; Mra. Mansfield.\n; A. Koor, Grandview, Alta.;\nC. Swan, Slocan City; a. D. Cameron, Pernle; Mr. and Mrs. L. M.\nLeaster, Penticton.\n-Mew Grand Hotel\nI. U hAPAK. I'rop.\nWeek lv and Manthi; Rate,\nHot and Cold Hater\nIm.i.i. -\u00bbv up. Double (1.90 up\nI t**mt* f to \u25a0 Month and Up\nL. D. CAFE\n* Thi Finest in the City\nOPEN ALL HOURS\n'fresh food\u2014Delirious chop Sou\n\u25a0*n>mpt Service\nSods Fountain\nROOMS TU BENT\nQUEEN'S HOTEL\nA. LAPOINTE, Prop.\nnot and cold water In every room\nSteam Heated\n80S Baker St. rhon, VI\n[Madden Hotel\n,4 Welcome Atcaiti You\n_r\n1*1. K. MAPIIr.N\nCompletrlj. Remodelled\nRot and CM Hater\nIn ths HEART ot th. Cit,\nIS- THE CLA-SIKILU ADI.\nStirling Hotel\n2 Blocks East of Post Of fie,\nHot and Cold Water\nSteam Heat\nmoderate Rates\nP, H. Bush, Prop.\nOccidental Hotel\n;03 Vernon at. Phon, Hll\nH. WASMCK\nfifty. Rooms ot solid Contort\nHeadquarters (or Loiters\nand Miner,.\nVANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS\nDvf ferin Hotel\nVANCOUVER, B.C.\nBright Rooms \u2014 Central\nModerate Bate*\nA. r*.er_r*n late ef Coleman.\nCrow's Nest, Proprietor\n\u202200 Seymour 0t. ' Sey. 443\nBOARD WILL OrrOBE TAX ON\nALIENATE). CROWN LANPS\nNOTICE\nTo Our Many Policyholders\nand Friends\n\"The Discovery of Canada\"\nJacques Cartier, at Perce Rock, Gaspe k\"\nGulf of St. Lawrence, July, 1534 ' j\nFrom the original painting by J. D. Kelly in possession of the\nConfederation Life Association,\nTruly a great picture and a fine\ncalendar of the FIRST SETTLERS\nDue to receiving only a limited supply from Head Office\nof these historic calendars we are unable to send, as has been\nour custom, one to each policyholder this year, but we are very\nanxious that those \"who appreciate them tbe most receive one.\nTherefore we are requesting those to send a postcard or note,\nletting us know that a calendar will be appreciated. These will\nbe mailed as long as our supply lasts.\nWe take advantage of this opportunity to wish our many\npolicyholders and friends a very Merry Christmas, and that\nduring 1933 we shall be able to say: .\nWasn't the Depression Terrible?\nORAND rOWLB, B. C, Dee. 33\u2014\nMSm Winni\/red Llfhtfoote returned\non Bundsy Irom Victoria where \u00bbUe\nIs sttendlnt the provincUl norm*!\nschool.\nT. Oordon of fit*wsrt, B.C., arrived In Grind Fork* on Sunday to\nspend the holiday with hts family.\nJsclc McDonald, who is attending\na Catholic hoys' college at Van*\noouver, returned to the Forks this\nweek to spend the holiday* with\nhis parent*, Ux. end Mrs, Pen McDonald.\nJudge J. R. Brown left on Tuesday\nfor Fentictoa for m brief visit with\nhi* *on Bruce, who ls * teacher In\nthat city. From Penticton th* Judge\nwill proceed to Prinoe Rupert to\n.oln Mrs. Brown, who has been\nvisiting ber wn Wilfrid. Judge and\nMrs. Brown will spend the winter\nwith their son ln Prince Rupert.\nMr. and Mrs. C. Nlcol 1* of Greenwood were vislton to tbe city this\nweek.\nJerry Reed returned Monday from\nSpokane and Marcus wher* he has\noeen visiting relative*.\nCONSOLIDATED\nORE REACHES\n300J1T0NS\nIncluding 21,363 Tons of\nCustom Ore, Total\nNow 321,959\nREV. W. RAMSAY\nDIES AT COAST\nSurvived by Two Sons of\nNelson; Resided at\nShoreacres\nBev. William Ranway, formerly\nresiding nesr Shoreacres, died st\nthe coast early last week. Mr.\nRamsey was born In Ontario, and\ntrained In Canada. He was ordained *nd worked In the United\nstates, at Kansas ttty, Mo., and\nCleveland, Ohio. He later moved to\nwentern Ontario, and held pastorals In Manitoba and Saskatchewan.\nDuring the flu epidemic ln 1518.\nMrs. Ramsay died, and Rev. Mr.\nRamsay wa* critically ill. He had to\ngive up active work, and came to\nBritish Columbia. He went ln for\nleaching ea e property be purchased\nnear Bhor**cres, end for some y.ara\nhe he* been receiving treatment, m\nthe ooest.\nHe is survived by two sons, Willlsm and Sibley, wno b.jth reside in\nNelson.\nThe funeral will tske plac* today\nat 2 o'clock, at the church of Rev.\nM. D. B. Larraonth, Bt. John's, Cen-\ntml Park. ArchblAhop D* peacler\nwill officiate, and aix clergymen will\nbe pallbearers. Interment will be Lu\nOcean View burial park.\nBURNABY POLICE\nFORCE IS TO GO\nHORTH VANCOrmiR, Dee. 38\u2014\nNotice tbat their eervloe* will not\nbe required mvJt Jen. II wai received by all member* of the district\npolice force and the municipal eteff\nthis morning from Charles K. Tls\u20acH>S\u00bb&^\u00bb3<\nDANCE EAGLE HAU TO-NITE.\nTo lh* BnapptetA 6 piece bend you've\nheard Ior a long time; Prlzei slven I\nTo-nlte'a the nite of nltw. \"TRO-H-\nADOIB DAiNCE BAND\". Playing the\nlatest hit.. (5188) I\nOut flower, and epilog chicken\nat Bealby. \u25a0tnll at market. (.183) I\nPur. A unfurnished suites. Elee.\nIridf. From $33 up. Kerr Apt.,\ni (1323)\nChrlstmu trees for sale. Couper\n1 and Johnson. At Capitol Motors.\n,j \u2022-. (81M)\nSeUlnt ont All appliances and\nmaterial reduced. Guj's Electric.\n1516!)\nSPECIAL XMAS DINN-E SUNDAY AND MONDAT, PLAZA CAFE,\nSOe AND 79c. (5100)\nA\nVANCOUVTR. De.. *3-~Vancouver'*\napplication to the legislature foi\nthe right to tax alienated crown\nland* at their full valu* instead ef\ncn tbe leasehold value, as at present, will bo opposed by the Vancouver board.ol trade. .- -\nGILBERT PRIDE AUX HUGH V. HORSWILL\nDlatrlct Manner y \u25a0 Representative\nPrinceton, B. C.' Nelson, B. C.\nFRED. V. WEBBER\nDlatrlct Representative\nNelson, B. C. !\nr . 4-. a\nThe last minute ahopper ean find\nthe desired (lit at 'h\u00bb D. C. Art\nShoppe. (5186)\nHurrah! Scandinavian, fot a rood\ntime, Waa. lodge P'ay and danoe,\nDecember II. X, P. hall, s o'clock.\n (8173) '\nBIO XMAS EVE DANCE, PLAZA\nCAre. THE CROWD WILL HE\nTHERE AS USUAL. (51!)0)\nSPHCIAL FRESH BOXED CHOCOLATES, ol'R OWN MAKE. SCc AND\nIP. ALLISON'S CONFECTIONERY.\n(5147)\nTONIGHT\nBit dano. at Canadian I'llon ln\nthe urea hall. Admission 39c each.\nPremler ituce band. (5191)\nWBO WILL BE LUCKY ON WKO.,\nS\u00bbth AT THE LEGION MILITARY\nWHIBT AND DANCE. TI'RKEYS FOR\nV1R8T AND SECOND PRIZES, ALSO\nONE SPECIAL PRIZE Or 19. ADMISSION 90c AND DANCE 35c.\n(51S-)\nTake a look at the ahow cas. nf\ntha (UNCTION MEAT MARKET,\nSouth Slooan. nett to Post Oftlce.\nwe apeo.sll_e In all kinds of old.\nCounwy sausages, and take orders\nfor No. 1 turkeys for New Year, at\nreasonable prices. (9189)\nMEM BUY\nin Our Ladies'\nBalcony Stove\nIf there are any girls in your Family\u2014\nand they are all girls. God bless them!\nwhether they are seven or seventy\u2014.. , \u201e\nWhat we started to say is this\u2014many\nmen are selecting intimate things FOR\nGIFTS; you know!\nUnderwear - Slips . .\nHosiery \u2022 Silk Scarves\nThe Ladies Love Them; Values High;\nPrices Fair; A friendly Service; No Embarrassment\nYou should have seen the little boy who\nstrolled up to buy a pair of Silk Bloomers\nfor his Mother's Christmas Gift\u2014Happy\nMother.\n\"The Early Buyer Buys Better\"\nCharles Morris\nLimited\n I\no\nSANTA CLAUS TO\nVISIT HOSPITAL\nPATIENTS, NELSON\nBant* Claus nu sent word by radio\nthat be will not miss the patients,\nyoung and old, who are ln tha Kootenay Like Oeneral hospital. In fact\nlie has' announced he will make his\nvisit at about 4:30 o'clock Saturday\naltera\"n. So preparations ar* underway to greet old Saint Kick. Already the entrance to the building\nhaa been decorated ln an arch scheme\nwith usual Christmas colors, bells,\netc.\nWhile main halls Till not carry\nChristmas finery the publle wards on\nth* varloua floors will have their\nChristmas trees and decorations.\nMis* X. Ethel Oray, superintendent,\nha* announoed tbat Saturday and\nSunday will be days for the patients\nand their friends, the staff and the\nnurse* In training foregoing usual\nhoUday \"hours\" ln order that patients may enjoy themselves to the\ngreatest extent.\nIn order that relatives and friends\nmay help patients enjoy th* festive occasion extra visiting hours will\nbe aUowed Sunday. In addition to\nthe regular hours of | to 4 pjn.\nand 7 to 8 pjn., -'.alters may have\naccess to various wards In the morning between tbe hours of 10 and 11\no'c. jch on Christmas and New Tears.\nTurkey will be on th* menu for\nth* peftlents a*-t. several surprises\nhave been arranged for the sick.\nOn Sunday m feature will be a visit\nto tb* hospital t ' St. Paul's Junior\nchojr.\nWhil* th* professional staff and\nstudent nurse* will torrgo ueual holiday hours, tliey and the *_tploy\u00ab\u00ab\nwill have their annual Christmas tree\nat the nurses' home on Christmas\neve, Saturday nl;ht when Santa wlU\nvisit In person. On Monday the staff\nwill be granted holiday hours.\nPatienU have, for the 7sst few\ndsys, been enjoying radio music msde\npossible by Aldermen Ross Fleming\nwho kindly donated the use of s\nmachine.\nCranbrook Mayor\nto Stand Again\nCRANBROOK. B. C, Dec. 23 \u2014\nImportuned by a widely signed petition of th* city's leading business\nmen, Mayor T. M. Roberts, wbo Isst\nweek made the announcement that\nhe waa retiring from the civic office of mayor, which he bas beld\nfor tbe past eight years, has consented to let his name ooxe up at tbe\ncoming olty election. The three retiring aldermen, following the lnd\nof Mayor Roberts, have also consented to stand again, though some\nhad hoped to -retire.\nMlgS H. LENSMANN\nTO VISIT COAST\nMiss Helen Lensxann, principal of\nthe Olade school, bas left to apend\nChristmas ln Vancouver.\nGrant and Jack Tindale, sons of\nMr. and Mrs. W. J. Tindale, wbo attend high echool ln Nelson, are\nspending the school vscatton wltb\ntbelr parents.\nLeonard Batley of Trail la the\nguest of his parents, Mr. and Mra. J.\nBatley, for a few days.\nV\n*\ngf\nfr\n4\nQUjrtfltmaH ferofrwi 3\n\u00a9V $.arialj nf Nrtum (Angltran)\nChrlstmss Day, Sunday, December 25th.\n4\ni\n% S__. &auuwr_ flUjurrlj\u2014 Nrlsmt %\nI\nit\nfr\n&\nfr\n&\n6:30 a, m.\" Holy Communion\n8:00 a. m., Holy Communion\n10:30 a. m. Matins and Choral Eucharist\n(No Evening Service.)\n&t Attirrw a QUjurrlj\u2014\nMUlmu i-mnt\nST. JOHN'S DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27\n10:00 a. m. \"Matins and Holy Communion\n| All fcitituV fltijurrif\u2014 IJmtgbKirJi 4\n5\nHoly Innocents' Day, Wednesday, Dec. 28th.\n\u25a0\u20220:00a. m. Matins and Holy Communion\n\"O Come, Let. Us Adore Him!\"\nff\n4\nff\n.(3\nSJrtttittr Unifr-i. \u00a9.turrit\n\u2022. W. C. MAWHINNEY, Minister\nQUjrtatmaH &,nitoB\n11:00 a.m.\u2014Family\nWorship.\nChriitmai Message\nand\nChildren'i Story\nTreble Choir will sing\n7:30 p.m.\u2014Choral\nService\nCHRISTMAS\n. CANTATA\n'The World's Redeemer'\n\u2014Holton.\nSenior Choir\n7:00 to ISO-CHRISTMAS CAROL. SERVICE\nTreble Choir\nThe Minister extends to every member adherent\nand friends of the Church his Best Wishes for\na Happy Chritslmas\nlirflt Ml&s Mary CosUnzo.\nMrs. V. MUler played the pltno for\nthe songs and the solo. After the\nperformance was over. Santa Claus\nappeared and gave each, child, a\npresent and a aaek containing candy\nnuts, apples and oranges.\nJ. MacLeod. Elko school teacher\nleft on th* aSturday morning .rain\nfor Vancouver where he will spend\nthe Christmas holidays with .-.Is\nmother and father,\nbG. Todhunter s nd Mr. Will lam\nWindsor went to Fernie on Sundsy\nto attend the funeral of Mr. L.\nMills.\nMiss Lonie Kennedy came from\nRegina on the Sunday morning train\nto attend the funeral of ber moth -r.\nMrs. F. MUler, Mrs. Kennedy wll\nstay with relatives In Fernie until\nafter Christmas at the heme cf Mrs.\nJ. Osborne.\nG. Hearns of Fernie who has been\nvisltir.g \\ .th Mr. and Mrs. a. Todhunter for the past few days returned to his home on Saturday.\nTold in Rime ROBSON SCHOOL\nniRISTMAH EVE\nTw*s Christmas eve snd all around\nThe snow lay sparkling bright\nThe stars shone down from out the\naky\nLike sentinels of the night;\nThe trfes they lookei so beautiful\nAll dressed In white and green\nNo night throughout the whole\nj year round\nCould such a sight be seen.\nAnd tn each home the children\n! plsyed\nWith hearti so full of glee\nThinking of dsar Santa Claus\nAnd the great big Christmas tree;\nWondering what he'd bring along\nTo each good little girl snd boy\nFor well they knew that Santa\nWould leave them ail a toy.\nI\nSo that, night they took their\nI stockings\nAni bung then up with care\nI Then quickly scrambled Into bed\nFor soon he would be there;\nWith sml'es upon each UtUe faoe\nThey tucked ln gjod and warm\nAnd went to sleep with happy\nthoughts\nOf rlilnfc Christmas morn.\nMRS. JEAN PICKARD,\n520 Victoria street.\nCONCERTjUCCESS\nAudience Appreciates Spien-\n. did Program\nMany Donations at\nWynndel Institute\nWill Aid Creston Hospital\nAfter New Year\nWYNNDEL. B. C. Dec. ..\u2014The\nmonthly meeting of the Wynndel\nWomen's Institute was held Dec. 15.\nThs president, Mrs. T. c. Robinson,\npresided.\nThis meeting was one of the\nbrightest snd most enthusiastic, held\nduring this year.\nMrs. P. c. Roblnion gave s report\nof the creston Hospital auxiliary\nmeeting held Dec. I.\nAfter the beginning of the new\nyear plans sro to be made to aid\nthe Creston hospital.\nIt wss carried that the Institute\ndonate 18 toward buying J. Hewitt,\nwho was burned out Dec. 1, sn outfit of wearing apparel.\n, Ten dollars was voted to Crippled\nChildren's hospital, Vancouver. *\nIt was also decided to buy three\n\u00bb10 shares ln the Wynn.el Community hall.\nTen dollsrs will bo given to the\nsolsrlum, Victoris.\nThe needlework prize list for next\nyear's fall fair was discussed snd\nmade out.\nIt was decided to hold the snnual\nmeeting Jan. 3.\nAfter adjournment dainty refreshments were served by the hostesses,\nMrs. V. Johnson and Miss Betty\nHulme.\nSirdar Has Its First\nReal Fall of Snow\nSIRDAR, B. C. Dec. 3*\u2014 James\nWilson left on a business trip to\nCranb^ookand Klmberley on Monday,\nreturning Friday.\nSunday saw the first real snowfall pf the season for this year, there\nbeing a fall of a foot over night. A\nheavy thaw has set ln anj should\nlt continue, an open Christmas Is\nanticipated.\nSydne- Rogers who is attending\nNormal school at the coast arrived\nhome on Tuesday to spend the Cbrls-\nmas vacation at his home here and\nexpects to return the beginning of\nthe month.\nMiss Owen Wilson, who hss spent\nthe past week-In Canyon, the'guest\nof Mr. and Mrs. J. E. VanArkuen returned to her home on Tuesday.\nMr., and Mrs. Frank Laurie who\nhave been residing st Kootenay\nLanding, left on Monday for a two\nweeks vacation at coast points.\nMrs. Ike Lewis of Boswell was a\nvisitor at 81rdar on Monday. *\nowing to change ln schedule ot\nthe ' .Ins there is but one mail\nfor the present, dally, the mall going east having to go to Nelson\nfirst before going east.\nMesdamrs Parents, Columbo and\nKallman, were recent shopping visitors at Nelson.\nT. Rogers was a business visitor\nat Creston on Tuesday.\nJ. James of the U. S. A. Geodetic\nDepartment was a business visitor\non Tuesday at Kootenay Landing,\ncontinuing to Nelson the same evening.\nSt. Mary's Anglican church at\nSapperton, near New Westminster,\nbuUt by the royal engineers ln 1873,\nwas destroyou by fire.\nTne man who spends all hts time\nrunning around seldom gets ahead.\nROBSON. B. C, * Dec. 33,\u2014The\nRobeon school concert wee held in\nthe ball on Friday evening.\nThe building waa packed to the\ndoors wtth m most appreciative audience- \u2022\nEvery chUd took - hli port wlih\nremarkable abllty, the various\ndances being splendidly carried out.\nThe costumes were both dainty\nand graceful.\nAt the close of the conoert, Miss\nPearson was presented wtth m t'-t*\nfrom tbe school children.\nThe program^ was as follows.\u2014\nWelcome speech, Rex Thorp;\nSchool chorus, \"You're Very Welcome\"; recitation. Phyllis Webster;\nFlower dance, Viola Quance, Aliee\nInnls, Edith Trueltt, Gladys Qopp;\nrecitation. 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There's no need to worry, however, if you\nchoose your gift from the list below.\nCrcpe-de-chene Lingerie\nPantie Sets, Slips 81.95\nGowns S2.95\nRavon 1 and 2 piece Pajamas S2.95\nDainty Wool Shoulderettes Sl .95\nImported Woolen Scarves 91.95\nBeacon Cloth Bathrobes S2.95\nTurban and Scarf sets 31.95\nChiffon Scarves Sl-95\nNovelty Tea Aprons 95\u00abi\nMisses' Bloomer and Vest Sets (rayon)... 95tf\nMisses' Rayon Pajamas 95\u00ab*\nMen's Fancy English Cashmere Hose 75<*\nMen's Broadcloth Shirts 81.00\nMen's Garter and Brace Sets S1.00\nMen's Overcoats, special 814.95\nMen's Silk Dressing Gowns, special 845.95\nMen's Pullover Sweaters V neck 8.\"{.75\nMen's Smoking Jackets $7.95\nMen's Broadcloth Shirts 69\u00ab*\nMen's All Wool Coat Sweaters 81.75\nBoy's' Pelt and Tie Sets 59\u00abt\nBoys' Silk Ties, special 19<*\nBoys' Zipper Pullover Sweaters, special..'.. $1.95\nBoys' Suits, 2 pair Pants 87.95\nBoys' Corduroy Breeches $2.95\nBovs' Leather Mitts, lined .' 50*1\nWilliams Shaving Set in Gold Box $1.00\nColgate* Gift Set with Razor 75\u00bb*\nYardley's Men's Set $2.50\nChristmas Wrapped Cigars 50<\u00bb to $3.50\nChristmas Wrapped Cigarettes 50<* ti 81.00\n2 Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holder,\nfancy case 81.25\nMen's warmly lined leather Slippers 81.49\nBoys' Tab Felt Slippers, leather soles $1.50\n4\n9\n$\n4\nff\n4\nff\nff\nFor The Home\nSheet 'and Pillow Cases in Box, Set $3.75\nMadeira Tea Sets hand worked, Set $2.95\nBath Towels with colored ends, Pair 98>*\nIrish Damask Linen Sets, Set $8.49\nEnglish Down Comforters, Each. $7.95\n4 \"point\" Hudson's Bay Blankets, Pair.... $16.50\nNew Jacquard Bath Mats, Each $2.50\nBrocaded Rayon Bedspreads, all colors, Each $3.95\nShirred Silk and Satin Cushions, Each\t\nChesterfield and Chair Slip Covers, Set of 3\n32 piece Breakfast China Set\t\n21 piece Bone China Set\t\n\"Aynsley\" New Cups and Saucers, Set\t\nNew Bridge Lamps and Shades, Complete..\nNew Reversible Wool Rugs\t\n$2.29\n$8.95\n$4.95\n$5.95\n79<*\n$6.49\n$3.95\nThe Spirit oS Christmas is the Joy oC Giving\n.&&$&&&$&\u00ab.*&&\u00ab&*$ fc\u00abft\u00abft.t.#-_&$&$*\u00ab ib _4\u00ab\u00a3S^iB a \u201eAa&$4. $ _$ &\u00bb \u25a0\n not rot.\n8lp Hrimm Bally Nrroa\n\"int-nv-T 0\/ Bn\u201efc CoJumftia't Family Newipaper\"\nall ras WW- whi_ n is kiws ^^\nPubllsbs. S.6T1 morning sxcepi SunOS, -J Tttt p.wd\nBHWO COMPANY. LUVITED. JU Bs-er SOW. Nslson.\n) stonksr ol CAMAD1AH PBEbB Usss. win Mr-ice\t\n________\u2014\u2014^^ u-jtjcaT-ON\nOt frnte cutis ms, os \u00abwn st ths ollles ot sn, Arj-srt-tt-i Afsner\nIWHIlUlll -7 ths CANADIAN DAILY NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION.\nMO. o. whl__ ths N.ison Dsily Nsws Is \u00bb msn-sr\nBUBSCTUPTIOll RATW\n>r B\u2014il loo on to), per (nom- .\nIHI KILSON DAILY N-WS, KILiON, B.C\/-\u00bbAT_DAT M0-BOHO.\nK tM\nAf Bull <-tr). psr \u00bb\u00abr \u2014\nOatdds ouuu-t, psr month\nt*r\nDsll-irsd tclt. b, csrrlsr). psr treat\nTtt \u2014*r i\nPsysbls ta s_rs.cs.\nMember Audit Bureau ol Circulation.\n. too\n. u.oo\n. .71\n. t_K>\n_ 21\n_ MM\nSATURDAY, DECEMBER 24,1982.\nEmpire Trode Stimulated\nWhile tbe agreement, signed at the Imperial Economic Conference held at Ottawa have been in effect\nonly a matter of weeks, already the material beneficial results are to be observed. A survey of the trade\nstatistics of Canada and the. British Empire for the\ncouple of months indicates that the Empire ia rapidly\ntaking advantage of the concessions effected by the\nagreements, which have now been ratified by all the\nImperial Parliaments.\nTake ft seasonable article, for instance, Canadian\nturkeys for the Christmas trade are bringing top prices\nin the markets of London and Liverpool. Most of the\n800,000 pound's shipped from Canada recently have arrived In the United Kingdom and have been sold. Most\nof the turkeys come from the prairies, and it is the\nfirst time they.have been sold in any considerable vol.\nume on the old country market The experiment has\nbeen a marked success, proving that our turkeys can\nbe delivered by cold storage to the United Kingdom\nmarkets in as good a condition as those anywhere in\nthe Dominion. They are not frozen, but kept at about\nS3 degrees Fahrenheit from the time they are killed\nuntil they are offered in the shops of England. The\nexperiment was originated by the Canadian Poultry\nPool. In former years the Canadian turkey surplus went\nto the United States, but this year there is not only\na prohibitive tariff barrier, but such a curtailed pur-\nchaiing power that the bottom has fallen out of that\nmarket\nSome 68,000 pounds of Ontario honey were recently shipped to the old country, thus opening up a new\nand profitable lane of trade and commerce.\nA cable from the Canadian Press correspondent\nin London says that British Government figures show\nBritish trade during October and November made a\nsharp recovery both in imports and exports from the\nlow points reached in September, indicating that an\nupward trend will be sustained which will untimately\nreduce Britain's unfavorable trade balance. Figures for\nthe 11 months ending November SO showed that Can*\nada gained a considerable advantage in exports of some\nproducts to the United Kingdom. There was an increase in the export of wheat and other grains, and in\nhams and bacon and cheese.\nThere can be no doubt, in the face of such facts\nnoticeable in only a few weeks, that the ultimate benefit to Canada and the United Kingdom also of the new\nagreements will be of vast proportions. As far as Can.\nada is concerned, .hut out as she is from the United\nStates market, the only alternative was to turn to Britain and the rest of the Empire.\n\"Between Ton\nondMe*\nBy \"J.B.C.\"\nMB. MILKMAN\nOh what a worthy soul la be,\nTh* gent who bring* our mllkl\nHe up* each dawn at half-past three,\nBot_ be and all bl* Uk.\nThough lt 1* dark and cru-*31 eold\nThe milkman makea hi* round*.\nWith breakfast cheer ter young\naad old\nHe thl* and that way bound*.\nI bave e very ancient yen\nWhloh bl* tread will recall:\nTd like to ask a mil Irm an whea\nHe step* out\u2014If et all.\nZf he muat rt** befdre tbe aun,\nTo make an early (tart be\nMust feel grim If half-past one\nSaw blm on *om* gay party.\ni \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nAnd if ao would tbe party be\npaste-urlaed?\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nDoe* a \u00a9ow know it* own \u00a9alf?\nExport testimony by mere human*\nregarding th* habits, good or bad, of\na cow and a calf filled the record\nIn Superior Judge Bowron'e oourt,\nwhere Robert E. AttnoTe, ln Lo*\nAngeles, rancher, won hi* freedom\nof charge**of the theft of a calf\nfrom hi* neighbor, Loul* M. Dubart.\nA calf wa* missing from Duhart's\nherd and eome three weeks later a\ncalf waa found In the Atmore barnyard. The calf's asserted mother waa\nUken from the former1* ranch, led\nInto Atmore'* corral and the calf\n\"moved In\" on the cow. Tbe now\nmooed and licked tbe youngster'*\nflank and authorities on auch mat-\ntar* nodded their head*, progre**\nhad been made.\nAlso *oma testimony regarding tba\nAbility of a cow to remember or forget her calve* wa* adduced. Expert*\ndeclared a range oow, with no dally\nduties to go through, is much like\nthe much-spoken-of elephant\u2014she\nnever forgets, or seldom\u2014but a dairy\noow wltb all that milking and whatnot, isn't worth a darn for remembering faoe* or flanks for more than\nthree weeks.\nAtmore declared be had been oa\nhunting trip and that tbe calf\nmight have 'strayed Into his herd.\nJudge Bowron then beld then wa*\nno definite evidence that e> crime\nbad been committed est ordered\nAtmor* freed. , '\u2022, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nThe Traffic In Munitions\nThe disarmament conference has been revived by\nthe negotiations, but the making of headway will be\ndifficult until the nations have established munition-\"\nmaking as a government monopoly. So long as private\nmanufacture is permitted and the agents of the arm.\nmament trust continue to foment suspicion and ill-will\nat international conferences and to influence the actions of diplomats and statesman the cause of the\npeople, which is the cause of peace, will progress slowly.\nThe world public is only beginning to learn of the\nexistence of a sinister international organization for the\nmaking of weapons of war and the fostering of re.\nliance upon force for national safety. Lieut. Col. Drew\nof Toronto has done much, by speeches and articles, to\ndraw the attention of the world to the nature of the\nforces at work to prevent the establishment of peace\nand goodwill. Hia article, \"Salesmen of Death,\" in Mac-\nLean's Magazine, has been re-printed in pamphlet form\nand scattered all over the world. Two hundred copies\nwere secured by the federation of women's organizations that watched over the deliberations of the dls.\namament conference at Geneva.\n25 Tears Ago\n(From The Dally News of December\nU, 1807)\nTour expert gardners are selling\nfrom England thl* months for thl*\ndistrict, having been engaged by D.\nD. Fraeer, J. Johnston* and others.\n\u2022 \u2022_\u2022\nR. O. Dclnnan, superintendent of\nthe CI-JL ooal mtn** at Ho*n_*r, 1*\na visitor in th* elty.\naee\"-'\nA. 0. Garde ef tbe La Plata mine\nearn* tn last night. He reporta a\neoxp-ete shutdown at tbe mine due\nto tbe drop ln silver prices.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nThe Doited footballer- to oppose\nth\" F'.iv\u2014r K!\"jt m'.nere -imorrow\n_rili be Ritchie, Sour..., WhiU-, ua^__\nTeague, W rren, \u00a3.. lantyne. Came- jporchased the Cripps ranch at Creeton. Daniel*, Hopkins, McKenna and I cent Bay and ha* commenced work\njK^ro. _\u25a0_._._. . ....-\u2014^ 0a ft dumber of Improvement*.\nEfficient\nHousekeeping\nwt ucba \u00bb. inuui\nTOMORROW'S MENtJ\nBre-Msst\nGrapefruit\nCereal\nFried Eggs Baoon\nTosst\nOHM\nChrlstmss Dinner\nCelery\nRosst Turner\nOTSTT\nDressing\nCranberry teniae\nPotatoes Squash\nPlum Pudding\nCoffss\nNuts Cssay\nsupper\nWaffles\nMaple . Simp\nftult\nCup Coco-\nTHE STR0NO MAN Or TBE ACT\n\u2014McCsj is the New Tork Amerlesn.\nThat Body of Yonr*\nBy JAMES TP. BARTON\nSALT FREE DIET IK\nSINUSITIS\nOne of the distressing Mlments\nthat seem* to ahow an Increasing\nnumber of caaea le sinusitis, or Inflammation of the littl* hollow* or\ncaverns ln the bony part of the face\nadjoining tne no**.\nThee* alnue* lined by mueous follow*: For tha flret week no aalt\nquire, and tnat every gram'ot salt In\nthe body le capable of holding 70\ngrams of wster. Experiment* ebow\nthat a larger part ot this extra e*lt\n1* c ,-nta.ned ln tbe ekln and muoou*\nmembranes producing a tendency to\n\u2022welling and an extra amount of\nfluid 1* also manufactured.\nRoughly Dr. Ullman'* diet 1* aa\nmembrane usually drain themselves\nwithout any trouble, but when Infection arises, and the material \u2014\nthick mucous or pu*\u2014will npt drain\nout, th* pain may become *o severe\nthat operation to give more free\ndrainage may be necessary.\nMany Individuals suffer almost continuously and others suffer periodic\nattacks of sinusitis, without having\nany treatment other than a drug\nto deaden th* pain, or by undergoing constant treatment by a nose\nand throat specialist.\nDr. V. E. Ullman, Portland. Oregon, remark* tbat aa diet 1* considered such an Important factor ao little\nattention haa been given to diet ln\nthe management of \"that widespread,\ndistressing, and often dangerou* condition, chrorile sinusitis.\"\nHe suggests that a diet poor ln\nsalt be used ln these cases, because\ntt 1* well known that moat person*\nconsume mora salt than they re-\nwhatever ihould be taken and the\ndiet ahould oonalat solely of vegetables id fruit*, raw or cooked. For\nth* next three to five week*, tb* pa*\ntient ahould observe two salt fre*\nday* *ach week.' Th* Intake of aalt\nshould of oour** be cut down at all\ntime*.\nThen lc no n*ed to eut down the\nthe Intake of water ln sinusitis be*\ncause reduction of the salt will cause\nthe kidney* to throw off mor* water\nln the form of urine. '\nDr. Ullman ha* uaed this salt tree\ndiet treatment successfully m 33\ncase*. No patient can ever he harmed by tht* treatment.\nWhen w* remember the beneficial\neffect* of cutting down on the eait\nIntake ln other chronic allmente of\nthe skin and mucous membrane lt\ndoes look like good sense to try this\ntreatment ln an Inflammation of th*\nmucous membrane of the lining ot\nt* ilnuses.\n\"Murder of the\nNight Club Lady\"\nThe New Thatcher Colt Detective Mystery\n\u25bc \u25bc \u25bc\nBy Anthony Abbot\nContract Bridge\nBy th, wo-Ws Lss-lnr Authority,\nMILTON C WORK\n\u2022HI!\n\u2666 H-M\nV.\n\u2666H4M\n\u2666J*r-j-2\n^NO\u00abt\n\u2666S-7-5\ntwrtx\n\u2022 H-T-S-M\n\u2666 Q-J-S-3\n-U-.-.M\n4M4IIH\n\u00ab\u00bb\n\u2666HH\n\u2666H \u00ab\u2022\nTen Years Ago\n(From Th* Daily Newi of Deoember\n14, mt)\nThe temperature* here yeiterday\nwere.81 and 41 degrees.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nGrace Evangeline Armstrong and\nHenry Torrance Butler wen united\nln marrtsge at Slocan City Dec 18.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMis* France* McHardy ha* returned from attending normal echool at\nVictoria.\n\u2022 \u2022 e\nD. Halg-Sxcllle of Procter, who\nba* spent the past few dayi in\n3pokaae, hae returned.\n\u2022 .\u2022 \u25a0\nA. V. Parsoiu of Fosth.ll baa Just\nTHE EMERGENCY SHELF\nImmediately before Chrtatmae 1*\nan excellent time to atock up your\nemergency ehelf, both with \"perish-\nable*\" and wtth staple oan and\npackage foods. Por around Yuletide\n*e**on, when old and hew frienda\nand relative* think of u* mor*\nthan at any other tlmi* of the j\nyear, we are moat likely to receive\nunexpected callers, and lt 1* nice\nto offer them some *ort ot light\nrefreshments or a meal. The following food* will help to \"stretch\" the\nordinary family meal to truest\nproportions; or, Indeed, an entire\nmenu may be -ullt up from the**\nemergency shelf supplies alone:\nNon-Perishables; Can of corn; oan\nof tomatoes; stuffed olives; chipped\nbeef; cocoa powder; cans of evaporated milk; tea and coffee; granulated\nand confectioner's sugar, manhmallows, and stuffed olives, crackers.\nProm the above list, alone, you\ncan serve this tempting ftupper:\nCreamed chipped beef (using canned\nmilk); baked corn; side dish of\ntomatoes\u2014or, lt you happen to\nhave bread and eggs on hand, thicken the hot tomatoea with aeveral\negga, add a Uttle minced onion,\nfew bread crumbs, and serve, bot, on\ntoast. Marshmallowa plaoed on crack-\nera, and sipped under the broiler\nflame or in * moderate oven, make\na nice dessert, served with sliced\ncanned pineapple, accompanied by\ntea or oo\/fee.\nPerishables: Extra mUk. egg* and\nbutter; lettuce; bread; pimiento or\ncream chess* and a package of\nsponge cake from tbe grocer's. With\nthe*e few extra supplies, you may'\nadd the following dishes to a too-\nslender menu: Pimiento cbeeee sandwiches; sandwiches made by boiling\neggs hard, mashing them with butter,\nand adding come pimiento cheese he-\nfore spreading on bre^d. Egg salad.\nQuickly treated amall cake* made\nby aliclng the sponge cake ln small\nsquare*, coco, from th* milk (It you\nhave cocoa powder).\n(Continued)\nIn silence we began to eat. There\nwa* creamed chicken on tout, hot\nroll* and marmalade, and the exquisite ooffee which Colt'* butler\ngrind* and boll* with such loving artistry; tha email of that ooffee 1*\nUk* lnoens* in my memory. After hi* third cup of that priceless\nbeverage, and \u00ab, voracious attack on\nthe chicken, Dougherty leaned back,\nbeaming brightly. When at last he\nspoke, bl* conversation had nothing\nto do with the crime. Instead,\nDougherty began to talk of hi*\nshooting lodge in the Adirondack*\nof the ways of wild esme ln fog\nand sunshine, and the Joya of living\nthe heamlt'a life, which Dougherty,\nwho had been married three times\nand bad eleven children, could\nhymn with gusto. Colt responded ln\nkind, enthusing over the fishing\nnear the shores of Cape Cod, where\nhe has his summey hom*. In this\nvein the talk rolled on, until Arthur interrupted us with an announcement:\nThere ls a gentleman downstairs\nsnd he would like to see Mr. Colt\nright away, and he aay* It'* about\na murder case of a girl named Miss\nChristine, and he ny* he ha* something to confess. And he My* hts\nname is Ouy Everett.'*\nFor a full moment, none ot us\nspoke. Then Colt reached for his\npipe and murmered:\n\"You may send up Mr. Ouy Everett Immediately.\"\nThe appearance ot the actor was\ntragic. Ouy Everett could not have\ndressed the part of mental anguish\nmore appropriately. He waa etlll\nI find myself ln the equivocal\npoaltlon of eo many other polioe\nchief* In tbe United States; namely, holding a position of great responsibility but deprived o( tbe essential authority to discharge It\nwithout tear snd without favor,\u2014\nOeneral Pelham D. Olasford, resigning as polioe chief of Washington, D. C.\nThrift note: When you have a\nbad cold, smoke alfalfa. You ..can't\nteU the difference, anyway\/\nIn the evening clothes which he had\nn when he equtred CrUtlne\nQuires to their New Year party.\nBut now his collar ww askew and\nhis whit* tie waa missing. HI* faoe\nwas lined end haggard and hie\n\u2022ye* were gleaming restlessly. A\ndark slouch bat wae crunched in\nhi* right b*nd ae he *trod* theatrically acroes the library and itood\nbefore the Police Commissioner in\na posture ot resolute despair.\n\"Mr. Colt,\" he declared, \"I have\ncome bere, hounded by my conscience, to make a ooofesaton.\"\n\"Of murder?\" asked Colt quietly.\n\"Ood, nol But of having lied. I\ntold you * lie last night and my\nconscience will not let me restl\"\nOet lt off youy *oul\u00bb man,\" encouraged Dougherty, shoving forward m chair. \"Sit down and teU lt\nstraight I\"\nAbruptly Ouy Everett eat down\non tbe edge of the chair.\n\"I dont know how much you\nguessed,\" he blurted, fear and sincerity strugllng through an habitual Instinct to dramatis* every\nbreath he drew, \"but what I am\ntelling you 1* the truth, *o help\nme Ood. Its Is true tbat I didn't go\non the Motor Parkway last night\u2014\nX spent aU those hours ln a speak'\neasy trying to drink myself Into a\noalmer state.\"\n\"What speakeasy?\" asked Oolt.\nA blanknese came into the actor's\neyee and then a* quickly dl\u00abap-\npeered. '\n\"It was tbe North Star, on West\nFifty-eight etreet, near Sixth Avenue.\"\nI mode a note of this, u That-\nTBE NR DESPERANDUM HAND\nThe above Is one et tbe mort remarkable hand* aver called to my\nattention; lt we* played la a duplicate game at tbe Shepaxd Barclay\nBridge olub ta tbe Roosevelt hotel\nln New York dty, and at some\ntable* the bidding produced a email-\nslam contract la spades. At others\nthe bidding stopped at tour spades,\nowing to North'* unwillingness to\nj further with a singleton epade.\nAt meet of the table* South made\naa original forcing bid and next put\nln a bid of five spades. Soms Norths\nfelt strong enough to go to alx, and\nothers passed. Wherever North bid\nsix *pid*s, eouth passed and west\ndoubled. At acme tables South redoubled.\nAt every table but on* the five\nspadee headed by Jack-10 ta one adverse hand pat tbe taking of IS\ntricks entirely beyond declarer** capabilities; but at one table Shepaxd\nBarclay, Vbo held the South cards,\nmurmured \"nil desperandum\" and\nproceeded to ehow bow It eould ba\ndone. Be pla_>ed the hand ae follows:\nWest led a heart to trick 1 which\nSouth took with ths aee aad led\nthe four of spade*; dummy played\nthe winning queen, and East's re-\nfusal ahowed the horrified declarer\nthat his work wae cut out for hia.\nThere waa still a slender chance and\nUr. Barclay went after It.\nAt trick 8 a email heart from\ndummy ws* ruffed by South with\ntbe flv* of *pad*s, aad to' trick* 4\nand s South led the king and queen\nof clubs, dummy overtaking the latter with tbe *ce and continuing\nwith tbe Jack of clube on which\nSouth discarded hi* amall diamond,\nA third heart from dummy ruffed\nby South left th* South aad Wast\nhand* holding four trumpa each.\nAfter this South led the ace of\ntrumpe and then to tricks 9 and 10\ntbe aoe and king of dlamonda. Of\ncourse If West's aloe cards had aot\nbeen three hearts, two diamond*,\nand three clubs, Mr. Barclay'*\nscheme would not have worked.\nTo trick 11 Mr. Barclay led the\nnine of trumpe from tile South\nhand, and West's' goo** wee cooked,\nIt he took that trick he would loe*\ntbe other two; if he did not cover\nhe atm would take only one trump\ntrick; eo Mr. Barclay, 'due to extremely clever play and helped by\nan extremely lucky distribution,\nmade hi* small-slam contract.\nA NEW BRIDGE BOOK\nMilton C. Work, America, leading authority oa Contract Bridge\nhae prepared a new booklet entitled: \"New Contract Code Bum- '\nmary.\" Thl* booklet glvea In full\ndetail the NEW SCORING MBTH-\nODS. The reason* for these changes\nare atated and a valuable fund ot\nInformation packed between tbe\ncovers of this little booklet; which\ncome* to you ln convenient elee\n\u2022o you may hav* It alwaya on your\ncard table ready for instant reference when you play. It is youn\nupon request, eccompenled ny %\nthree cent stamp and a etamped,\nsef-addressed envelope. Addres* Mr.\nWork, in oare of thle newspaper.\nTxoenty Year* 490\n{mm Iks Dsllr New, or\nM, 191.1\nTsmss Schof_~d hss returned to\nRosslind from Victoris to spend\nt_ holidsfs.\n...\nMis, Don Jord\u00bbn tnt Wat LUr\nOatat taST. bean tb. tuaai* of Mrs.\nMclsa,. snd .su.iiters M Tmlr.\n...\nMiss ttom Or, Is spsaUn, the\nChristmas holldsys with tin mother,\nMrs. Orr snd h\u00abr his tei, Mrs. John\nWilson st Procter.\n...\nOsesr Burden hss returned to\nOrswford Be, -rom Hstnll creek\nwhen hs hss been huildlnf s tot-\neminent brldf^\n....\nC. W. Appleyard end th* Misses\nMcLeod will le\u00bb.e this morolnf to\nspend the holldsys et the home of\nMis. D. X. Orobe, Tmlr.\nwithin * -erj short ttne la tk. Industrie! end eosoentas. tttqetlon.\n\u2014wpilsm Oreen, president Ajoerlc-a\nJMWMto of Lsbor.\ntt employers of lebor thrdujhout\nthe nstlon w_l glv, the shere-the-\nw-rk morsment their full support,\nIncressln, employment end cre-tln,\nwork opportunities for Idle people,\ngreet Improvement will be notlcesble\nHIMNEY\nSTACKS\nand\nSMOKE\nSTACKS\nW\u00ab supply and erect\nthem quickly at'\nmoderate cost.\nKOOTENAY\nPlumbing 6c\nHeating Co., Ltd.\nI. A. SMITH I. S. JIMION\n113 Beker St. Phone \u2022\u00bb\u2022\nWEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN\nMonday, Dec 36, 1933\u2014A spell\nof very cold unsettled weather\nbegins about this Ume, and some\nprecipitation ln *outb**st Motion*, about great lake* regions\nand east.\nTuesday, Dec 37\u2014Clearing but\nvery cold; about the great lakes\nunsettled and blustry; precipitation centers are on Pacific slope\nand the northwest mountain sections.\nWednesday Dec 38\u2014Unsettled but\nwanner, with light preclplatton\nabout Pacific slope and also oentral provinces; ln tbe northeast\nand lakes regions tending to clear\nand moderate.\nThursday, Dec 2fr\u2014Definitely\nmodetna-tlnr though etlll unsettled weather, somewhat stormy and\ncarrying light snows In most sections.\nPrtday, Deo 80\u2014Probably central day of a abort cold anap In\nmldat of a period of moderating\nweather. Clearing eioept about\nsoutheast near lakea. Rains on\nPacific slope.\nSaturday, Dee \"81\u2014ae.rlng eioept near great lakes on Pacific elope. Temperature moderating about central provinces and\nto southeast.\nSunday, J_.n 1, 1038\u2014Change\nto colder weather ln central regions; light snows along southern\nborders and probably eome blus\ntry winds.\nWeek of Dec S\u00ab to Jan 1, 1939,\nln central provinces begin* with\na oold spell, generally unsettled\nand blustry weather. On account\nof the rapid movements of tbe\nlow preuure areas In tola\nglon at this tlms the cold\nwaves, while severe, are of ahort\nduration, eo that about the 39th\ntemperatures definitely moderate,\nthen drop to lower levels, but by\nend of week slightly warmer, owing\nto passage of rather stormy oondt<\ntions carrying light snows and\nstrong wind*. About 80th ought to\nbe clearest part of the week, except\nabout Pacific elope and ln great\nlake* region*.\nA feature of tbe weather thl*\nwinter ln thees regions appears\nto be unusually sudden changes.\nThis Is dua to th* fact that thia\nyear tbe permanent blghe ot Nevada and Hudson Bay am drawing nearer each otber, la tbe\ncourse of a slow periodic oscillation, setting up a line of pressure\nstress extending from northwest\nAlberta via tbe great lakes region* to ths St. Lawrence river\nvalley. When a low paaaea along\nthia path the highs suddenly\nwedge In behind, causing excessively oold periods of only a\nfew days' duration. This week\ntbe 37th ought to he tbe coldest\nd*7.\ncher Colt motioned for Everett to\nproceed.\nCHAPTER 26 .\n\"I realised after I left that you\nwould find me out. Then I saw how\nyou might misinterpret that lie. The\nonly reason I dldnt tell you itraight\noft wa* that X dldnt want to get\nmixed up In any stew, tt was none\nmy affair and I wanted to keep out\nof It. Z have had trouble with Lola\nCarewe over money. You might as\nwell know now the kind of woman\nLola wae. She black-malledl She did\nIt to me\u2014and to Ood, knows who\nelse!\"\n\"Blackmailed?\" exclaimed Dough\nerty, with Jin astounded ro\" of his\nblue eyes, \"Lola Carewe\u2014a blackmailer?\"\n\"She wear avouched Everett wltb\na solemn glance at the District Attorney. \"May I speak to you gentlemen ln confidence?**\n\"If it is not vital to the ease,\"\nstipulated Thatcher Colt.\n(To Be Continued.)\nAn Opportunity!\nfor you to buy a (-hristmag gift today at aftter Christmas reductions. Never before havs we offered reductions prior to Christmas.\nTODAY AT 10 O'CLOCK WE WILL CHANGE PRICE\nTICKETS over our entire two floors. We cannot quote\nthe hundreds of reductions but to give you an idea of\nthe savings we mention a few only.\nALL NOVELTIES TO GO!\nValues to 35c for 15f\n\/,;r_--\u00bb. Values to $1^)0 for 50*\nValues to $1.75 for fl.OO\nValues to $3.75 for f 2.00\n\/iy ^^ ^3 ,di othp,. hjghg- priced novelties\npriced accordingly.\nLadies' fine lingerie, slashed silks of\n\\y% y\\ all kinds. One group including CeL.\n1 m xv anese crepe de chiiie and fine fancy\nrayons, boxed and sets of panties,\nblomers, brassieres and vests, regular prices up to $4.50.\nTHE SET FOR fl.89\nAllan\u2014 A pur* silk full fashioned\nhose. THE PAIR FOR 69*\nLadles'Silk Dresses \u00a3 ^'l?81! ,,\nEvery coat with \u2022 Special\nFor afternoon or evening, Price tag. Another lot of\nevery dress to the store has smart newest styles of La.\n\u2022 Special Sale tag. One \u2014q qq .-- nM\ngroup of pure silk dresses . ... , -.\u201e __, ...\n, . ,. _. . . , Ladies' Silk Kimonos of all\nincluding Sunday night kinds including Chinese\nand Jumpers styles. hand embroidered pure raw\nTOG0AT \u25a0*w-fia_; *s.4*\nBARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE!.,..'\nRAMSDEN BROS.\nTbs next lesson will tn th* -la-\nconn t_\u00bb- _ mw -mi toti not\nkeep lt from beln* the same old\ngame.\nAUNT HET\n\u2022inm- is in. ,u o' thtt kind.\nTh* more they lut* men, the\nmon thei tn to he lite Mm.\"\nGIFTS\nWe have suitable Christmas Gifts for all\nmembers of the family at prices so low that\nany purse may buy. When in doubt as to\nwhat to give, call and we will gladly show\nyou what we have.\nSkates at\nSlaughter\nPrices\nTable and Pocket Cutlery, Silverware, Sleds, Toys,\nTable Lamps, Bridge Lamps, Cut Glass, Brassware,\nChinaware, Hockey Sticks, Flash Lights, Cased\nCarvers, Tobacco Jars, Book Ends, Art Pottery,\nCups and Saucers, Casseroles, Pie Plates, Crystalware, Watches, Lamp Shades, Trays, Boys' Wagons, Fruit Knives, Tea Sets, Guns, Rifles, Shotguns, Mechanics' Tools, Purses, Salad Sets, Ranges,\nSmokers' Sets, Razors, Electric Goods, etc., etc.\nREMEMBER ALL PRICES SLASHED\n\" EVERY DAY-BARGAIN DAY\nStore Open Every Night This Week.'\nNelson\nHardware Co*\nWholesale and Retail Quality Hardware\nB. C.\nNELSON, \u25a0\t\n ATTENTION\u2014\nToday will be your\nlast opportunity of\ntaking advantage of\nour\n\nRevelstoke.\n\u2022 e \u2022\nMiss Diana Whellams. who atten\nthe University of British Columb\nln Vanoouver, passed threw. Mala,\nyesterday en route to Kaalo to ape:\nthe holldaya at tbe home of b,\npirent*.\n\u25a0 \u2022 s \u2022 '\nC. 0. Starr of the Reno mine la a\ndty rleitor.\na a *\nMrs. C, a. Simpson and eon Uwrence, Baker atreet, wUl leave today\ntor Trail to apend Christmaa at tbe\nhome of Mra. Simpson's aon-ln-law\nand daufbter, Mr. and Mra. Palmer\nRutledre.\naet'\nHed Rhodes of Orand rorka hu\narrived to spend Chriatmas tt the\nhome of bis mother, Mrs. C. 0.\nRhodes, Carbonate atreet.\n\u2022 a \u2022\n' H. Arnold of Slocan City paid a\nvisit to town yeaterday.\n. \u25a0 \u2022\nAmong vlaltore to town recently\nwu Oacar B. Appleton of Sunshine\nBay.\n\u2022 \u2022 a\nMr. and Mra. 8. Isbere and daughter, formerly ot Bloom Park, bave\nreturned from Vancouver where they\nhave been spending the put few\nmonths. The; Intend settling In tbe\nKootenayi.\n'as*.\nH. J. Levesque of Nakuap paid a\ntlalt to Neiaon yeaterday,\na \u2022 \u2022\nR. 3. 3. Johnstone, lumberman of\nSlocan City, apent yesterday shopping\nIn town.\ne .a a\nJamei B. Curran, who bu been t\npatient at tht Kootenay Lake den'\nVassar's Cash Meat Market\nGOOD BUYING FOR SATURDAY\nTurkeys, Geese\nand Ducks\nNo. 1 Turkeys; \u00abW\nLb. \u201e\u201e. ZU\nChoice Geese; ' 1 Ct\nLb ID\nRoasting Chickens; in*\nLb. _ 1ST\nChoice Ducks; 1 Ct\nLb ID\nWe will be pleased to dress\npoultry if desired.\t\nPork Sausage Meat for .\nDressing; \u2022 i Ct\nLb ..:.... ID\nEGGS:\nLarge Fresh Extras; A IM\nEGGS:\"\"\"\"\t\nFresh Pee Wees; or*\nDos. ZD\nPrepared Lutefish; \\Qt\nLb. 10\nSwift's Premium\nHams; Ib\t\n\\T\nLeg Pork;\nLb\t\n12'\n10*\nChoice Steer Beef\nPork Roast;\nLb. \t\nRump Roast; io*\nLb ID\nPork Loin Roast;\nLb\t\n13*\nT.-Bone Roast; OAc.\nLb LM\nLeg Lamb;\nLb. ...........:....\u201e..\n18'\nRolled Rib Roast; 10<\nFillets Veal;\nLb..... :..;\t\n17'\nPot Roast; Of\nLb 0\nVeal Steaks;\nLb\t\n15'\nBlade Rib; 1A<\nCreamery Butter;\nLb\t\nPure Lard;\n2 lbs\t\n24'\n25'\nFresh Sliced Bacon; Ofte*\nSide Bacon in the 1 Ct\nniter. T,b.\nFREE DELIVERY\nWe wish you all a very Merry Christmas\nand a Happy New Year.\nTURKEYS\nYour Christmas Dinner will be an assured success with one of our Choice Turkeys,\nwe have a very fine assortment, every\nBird is Fresh Killed and of Choice Quality,\nand the price is the lowest ever.\nCome Early and pick out your bird, we\nwill draw it if desired without any extra\ncharge, and deliver anywhere in town.\nWe have also a very choice assortment of\nGeese, Ducks and Chicken at very reasonable prices.\nJust arrived\u2014Fresh Oysters. Crabs, Oysters on the shell and Olympia Oysters.\nAlso our usual Saturday Specials in all\nkinds of Fresh Meats.\nBurns & Co., Ltd.\n4*'\u20ac^^^^<^<^<^<<<^C^C''-^tC-r3i__l__h\u00bbfe\u00bbfr\u00bb\u00bb&\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb^^ fl\neral hospital (er the put couple ol\nwee*-, left (or hta bome on Vernon\nstreet yeeterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nJohnny J. McLean of tbe Kootenay Telephone company at Cranbrook will arrive today to vlelt over\nChristmas at the home, of hia parenU, Mr. ant Mrs. Hues 3. McLean.\n\u2022 . a\nW. O. M. Hakeman. merchant ol\nNakuip, epent yeaterday in Nelson.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nCecil Ramadan, who attenda tbe\nUnlvenity of Brltlah Columbia In\nV-ncouver, arrived lut evening to\nspend tbe holldaya at tha home of\nhia parenta, Mr. and Mra. J. It.\nRamsden.\n. a a\nWord haa been reoelved of tbe\nsudden death, on Sunday lut In Toronto of r. 3. P. Creen. Mr. Crwn\nwho vu a veteran of both tbe\nSouth African and world ware, was\nmany years ago connected with the\nfirm ot Oreen Broe. and Burden of\ntbU city. He ls survived by bis wife,\nwbo before ber marriage to Mr.\nCreen ln 1908, wsa Mtu Josephine\nGigot, eldest dsughter of the late\nMr. and Mrs. X. F. Olgot. and slater\nof Mrs. C. C. Rhodes and Mrs. i.\nH. Choquette of Neleon.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMiss Phyllis Sheffield, who teacbes\nat Box Uke. bu arrived to visit\nst tbe bom* ot ber parents, Mr and\nMrs. p. H. Sheffield* SUica street,\nover the holidays.\ne \u2022 *\nGeorg* Mclnnes of Wynndel to a\ncity visitor.\neee\nMra. I. Merrifield of Procter *p*Ot\nyesterday ln tb* elty.\ne \u2022 i \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. B. H. Pitta, Cedar\nBUTCHERTERIA\nPHONE 149\nIf we supply the Roast your Christmas\nDinner will be a success..-. V.\nHeadquarters foe Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Chickens,\nOysters, Fish Red-Ribbon Beef, Veal, Lamb and\nbest brands conked and smoked meats.\nFree\n*\nSATURDAY\nWe give you absolutely\nFR.EE one pound of our\nFamous Pure Pork Sau.\nsage valued at 20 cents\na pound with every pur- j\nchase of $1.00 or over. |\nFree\n(CONTINtED ON PAGE SEVEN)\niL\n \u25a0TBi. NELSON DAILY MEWS, NELSON, B.C\u20148ATLRDAT MOBN-Mi, DECEMBER M. list\nMONTREAL DOWN\nIN QUIFF SESSION\nStock Exchange Closes\nUntil Tuesday\nMONTREAL. Dec. 23 (CP>_The\nMontreal stock exc name closed down\ntoday and will not re-open until\nV..e*d3y. In extremely Quiet trading\ntoday price, sagged considerably and\ntbe market avenge, balf a point\nlower. Turnover waa leas than 8000\nixn-res.\nCanadian Pacific, Brazilian and\nrational Steel par each lost %. The\nrail Issue closed at 15, Braiillan at\nfi1, and Car at 0%. International\nNickel yielded ti to St..\nNEW YORK STOCKS\nHISS\nAl\"Jheny _\" 1\nAllied Chef-leal 11%\nAm Can MVi\nAm Tot Powier \u00ab%\nAm lc 414\nAm Ma ft Fdy .. ll\".\nAm Smelt As Kef 11\nAm Telephon. 103\nAm Tobacco .-_ It\nAnaconda 1%\nAtehl_on W%\nAuburn Motora 49%\nSaldWlB _i :_. 4\nB ft O 1%\nBendU A-UHon t\\\nBeth 8W1 _.- 1\u00bb\nCanada, Dry _ \u00bb\nC- t . \u2022*_ -Mi*\nO-rro o. Pmoo - It*\nOft O -r-\u2014 Mft\nCbryalJ-r .,..__._ 11%\nCon Oa. N T . 11%\nOom ft Southern 314\nCorn Prod ._-_ Sl\nC Wright, stt mm \u2014\nDupont \u2014 - SSH\nEastman Kodak IU.\nBloc P ft fc ... \u2022\u25a0 t%\nH. _ ,_ \u00abft\nPort ***_ttt! -- '\u2014\nPord of Canada \u2014\nFirst Hat eoa\u2014e *a\nPreeport Tnw'.''\u00bb%\nOan Moton '_-. 13H\nOen Elee -___i_ -14H\nOen Foodi'. .\u25a0__\nOold Duat \u2014 . 1414\nGoodrich -_\u2014- ' 4H\nOi\u2014iby - 454\nO K ptd \u25a0,.,.,\u2014 1%\nO W Sugar __.-\u2022 \u00abft\nHow. Sound'i.' B!4\nHudson Motor* '\"4H\nInter Klck.1 _-: TVk\nIntw Tel ft Tel SV4\nJewel Tra Co _ 3\u00abft\nKelly Spring itr* 1\nKenn copper _ 7(4\nKnag. S 0 __' 10H\nMack Truck _ 1>H\nMilwaukee pfd . 3H\nUaah Motor. _ IS\nHat Dairy' Pnd ITH\n* P fti, \u2014\nJf T Central \u2014 ISH\nPu Oa. ft KUw \u2014 ft\nPack Moton .. 2!4\nPenn B B ISH\nPhillip. PeU _ 4H\nPur. OU .\u2014 1%\nRadio <3ortC'_J4\"' *H\nRadio Keith Or 3H\nSom Band , 3H\nR I . SH\nBaft Stoma :. SOH\n\u2022 Loula ft 8 P %\nShall Onion .- IVt\nt Oa] Edlaon . 35Vi\nt P 14ft,\nBtand OU Cal . 34\nStand OU Ind . \u2014\nBtand on * -- 30 H\nStewart Warner .'..\nStudebaker _...- 4ft\nTexaa Corp 13\nTexaa Quit Sul 2 lt_\nTUnken Roller 14\nUnder Type - 13\nUnion Carbide 24'i\nOnion Oil Cal 8\u00bb_\nUnlK-d Aircraft \u2022 34ft\nV P - Soft\nTJ 8 Pipe ft Pdy 10(4\nV S Rubber ... 4\nU 8 Steel . SSH\nWest Bee .......... SSH\nVanadium Steel 11\nWlUya Over ... SH\nYellow Truck _. I\nLow Cloaa\nft %\n7-ft 18(4\ntl(4 6214\nSU\n\u00ab'4\nHH\n10(4\n6(4\n4(4\n11(4\n11\nlOO'i ioih\nn% n%\n\u00bb(4\n36(4\n44H\n3H\n7(4\n\u2022 ft\n13(4\nSH\nis\n>H\n34(4\n16(4\n87\n3\nSO\nSH\n86 Vi\n8(4\n7%\n0%\n13 ft\nST,\n13(4\n814\n34(4\n18(4\n67(4\n3'4\nSO\n\u2014 3(4\n88)4 35H\n82'\/,\nIH\n4ft\n8(4\nt'.i\n83(4\nn%\nll\n14)4\n38H 33ft\n13J4 13H\n4(4\n4H\n7\n1%\nMk\n4)4\n7(4\n6(4\n36)4\n1\n7)4\n10H\nio s\n3\nISH\n17 !i\n13(4\n14ft\n33%\n3\n13(4\n4ft\n8(i\n4H\nS\n\u2014 3(4\nS 3\nSSH 38ft\n\u2014 Ii\nS3\n1)4\n4'\/,\nSSH\n33(4\n1374\n14\n474\nM\n4V4\n774\n0ft\nT\n10\n10)4\n3\nISH\nIT\n14)4\n30 74\n1\n13\n414\n8)4\n474\n3\nDOW JONES AVERAGES\nSO industrials 56.80 up .25\n20 rails 24.05 off _5\n30 utilities 26.33 off .04\nWALL STREET\n\u2022 STOCK STEADY\nLight Selling Uncovers De.\ngree of Resistance\nBy JOHN U COOLEY\nAssociated Press Financial Writer\nNEW YORK. Dec. S3\u2014Stocka mre\nsteady today after Thursday's reaction-\nLight aelllng uncovered t degree\nof resistance that recalled recent Instance, when tne market had refused\nto violate tfi. autumn Iowa, ao that\nto thia extent, at leut, th. day*,\naction waa encouraging. The range\nwu narrow, and pric average, cloaed unchanged.\nTrading leaned toward pre-hollday\nduUneaa. turnover amounting to\n048,043 aharea. Then waa an abatement of rail selling. At one time tn\ntn. afternoon the list wu comfortably higher, but part of these gain,\nevaporated, tnduetrbu stocks, on the\nwhole, behaved creditably. U. 8. Steel\nIssue, mad. amall changes, while\nutilities www Uttl. changed on the\nday.\nTORONTO STOCKS\nAbaa* .\nArno \u2014\nAJai ._\nAmulet .\nA P OOMolldated\t\nBas. Metal. ;\t\nBarry Hollinger \u2014\t\nBig Mluourl -\nc and B Land.\t\nChemical Research ______\nClerlcy \t\nDome ..\u2014_.\u2014. __._\u2014_..\nDalhoual. ....\u2014._..\u2014._._\nEastcrest\nEldorado\nFalconbrldg.\nGranada \t\nHomo Oil __.._.___\nHowey \u25a0 \u201e.,..\u201e.\nHollinger _..\nHudaon Bay\t\nInternational Nickel\nKlrkland Lak. \t\nLak. Shore ....\nMacassa \t\nManitoba Buln\t\nMalartic \t\nMclntyr. .\n4ft\n36\n1374\n23(4\n39(4\n*V.\nUH\n4)4\n33\n1374\n23\"',\n11*.\n29',\n2'4\ntv,\n13\n31)4 31V,\n13H 14\n\u2014 12\n34'-,\n9\",\n23 ft\n66H\n10',\n4\n26'4\n24%\nIOH\n2\nlft\n2374\n23 \"4\n65',,\n0%\n35 H\n34\",\n10\"i\n2\n3ft\nALASKA JL'NEAU\nDECLARES DIVIDEND\nNEW YORK, Dec. 33 (AP)\u2014Aluka\nJuneau Gold Mining company, director, have declared a quarterly\ndividend of 15 cents payable Feb. 1\nto stock of record Jan. 10. By this\naction the annual rate la lncrease-\nfrom 60 to 60 centa.\nMining Corp\nNewbeo\nNipissing . _.\t\nNoranda \t\nPend orelll.\t\nPremier Oold\t\nSan Antonio \u2014\nSherrlt Gordon .\nSudbury Baaln .\nSljcoe -__.-\nTech Hughe. \t\nVlpond\nVentures\nWright Hargreavea\nWalte Ackerman \u25a0__\n.03H\n\u202201ft\n.68\n.10\n.06\n3.00\n\u202208(4\n.00\n.26\n.60\n.0074\n13.80\n.10\n.06\n1.34\n1.73\n1.07\n.30\n.65\n6.50\n2.97\nS.4S\n.28)4\n33.60\n30\n.om\n\u202204H\n33.60\n1.13\n.03\n1.00\n18.58\nM\n66\n.60\nNtt\nAl\n1.03\n3.70\n.30)4\n' .67\nS.46\n30\nMETAL MARKETS\nNEW TORK, Dec. 38 (AP)\u2014Copper quiet; electrolytic apot t; future 8(4.\nTin steady: apot and nearby 33.80;\nfuture 22.16.\nIron quiet, unchanged.\nLead .teady; apot New York 3.00;\nBut St. Loula 287.\nZino quiet; Eut St. Louli -spot\nand future 3.13.\nAntimony 6.40.\nAt London:\nCopper, atandard apot, \u00a338 3. Sd:\nfuture ESS 7a ed; \u2022 electrolytic, spot\n\u00a338 18s; future 134 6s.\nTin. spot 1146 12a 6d: futun [140\n17a Sd.\nLead, apot \u00a310 Its; future \u00a311 ts.\nZlnv, spot snd future \u00a316 7s 6d.\nDOLLARJTRONGER\nAdvances With Pound\nSterling\nCHEAPER COPPER\nISSUES ADVANCE\nLONDON* CLOSE\nPKIUiONAL\nfit\nNickel and Noranda Are\nBoth Weak\nToronto, dm. as (cp>\u2014 Aitnougb\nthi cheaper copper ibarea scored\nadvtncea on thi Standard mining\nexchange today. International Nickel\nand Noranda were weak, each dropping 3A cenba, the former to 8.60\nand th* latter to 18.65. ralconbridge.\nSherritt and Ventures weri up from\ntwo to six cents.\nActivity In the fold sham wss\nconfined to leaders and all clossd\nwith gains of two to nine, Teck at\n3.70, Hargreaves at 8.49. Slscos at\n1.04 and Howejr at .68.\nWINNIPEG GRAIN\n31ft\nSOH\n31!. 31ft\n\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 33\nMEW TORK, Dec. 33 (CP)\u2014Tbe\nCanadian dollar and pound sterling\nadvanced on foreign exchangee today. The dollar cloeed % oent higher\nat 87'\/, oent. (United state, premium, of 14 per cent) after opening\nat 87 cents. The pound ended the\nsession ft. cent stronger at 13.33 V.\nfor cables. Its high for the day.\nSterling which opened at 63.32%,\ntouched a bottom for the day of\n\u26668.33(4. ., \u2022\nCALGARY LIVESTOCK\nCALOART. Dtc. 38 \u2014 receipts;\nCattl. SO, sheep 196, hogs 036.\nSteers under 1060 lbs; Good and\nchoic, 13.80 to 63: medium, 13.25\nto 63.60; common, 61.80 to 03-\nSteers, over 1080 lbs,. Medium, 63\nto 62.38; common, $1.60 to M. -\nHelfen: Oood and choice, 02.73\nto 63; medium, 6336 to 63.80; common, 61.78 to 63. \t\nCow.: Oood, 6160 to 61.76: medium. 61.36 to 61-60; common, 61;\ncanners .nd cutters, 6.60 to 6.76.\nVeal calves: Oood and choice, 63\nto 63.78; common, and medium, 62\nto 63. ..-,\u2022,..,\nSheep: Oool handywelght, 83 to\n83.80; common, 61 to 61.30.\nLambs: Oood handywelght, 03.80 to\n63.76; common, 63 to 03.60; feeders,'\n03.\nHogs: Select bacon, 03.38; bacon,\n03.86; butchers, 62.38.\nWDWIPi-O, Dec. 38 (CP)\u2014Oraln\nmarket quotations:\nOpen High Low Close\nWheat:\nDec. 40V4 41V. 4014 4114\nMay 431. 48ft 43ft 4314\nJuly \u2014 43* 44ft 4314 4414\nOttt: .\nDee. \u2014\nMay 31 ft\n[July \u2014\nI Barley:\nDec. 36%\nMay 37\nJuly \u2014 3\u00abft\n| Plax:\nDec. 70%\nMay 74\nJuly . 7414\nI Byt:\nDec. ...a. \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 38 ft\nMay 31\u00bbi 33'\/, Sift 3214\nJuly 32 % 11% 3214 33 %\nCash grain close:\nWheat: No. 1 hard 4114: No. 1\nnor. 41!4: No. 3 _or. 8614; No. 8\nnor. 36%; No. 4 nor. 8414: No. 8\n3214: No. 6 38%: feed 84%; track\n40%: Nd. 1 durum 48%.\n37% 31%\n37% 37\n87% 36%\n37\n37%\n37%\nLONDON. Dec. 33 (AP)-Closing:\nAmerican etocke quoted ln dollars\nat 4a per dollar. Brazilian Traction\n\u00bb12V4; C P 630; Hydro Else 61044:\nInter Nickel. 111%; British American Tobacco \u00a33: Distillers 66a 3d:\nBectrlcal * M Ind Ord lis; Ford\nLtd 19s ed; Hudson Bay 16a Od;\nImperial' Chemical S4a 7%d; Imperial Tobacco 87s; Vlckers 7a 3d;\nBritish 4% per cent war loan -88%;\nBrltlah four per tent 1860-80 \u00a3107%.\nACTIVE STOCK\nBSUBEfltM\nBralorne, Reno, Pioneer, Premier Trade Is Heavy\nVANCOUVER, iJec.\" 33 (CP)\u2014Active issues presented a firm appearance on the Vancouver atock exchange today despite imminence of\nthe long holiday' Trading was fairly\nheavy in Bralorne, Reno, Premier\nand Pioneer ln the gold group while\nGeorgia .River was the feature of\nthe base metals Issues.\nBralorne touched Its all-time high\nat 1-35, closing at 1.23, up one from\nthe previous close. Premier at 57 _\nand Reno of KM,4 each gained IH.\nPioneer regained Its U-polnt loss\nof yesterday, closing at 4.50.\nDO YOO WI8H TO MARRY? API\nYou lo_eiy and unhappy?'Do >o_\nwish to marry and find content-\nment and a happy home? '\/ou\nmay find your Ideal among our\nmembera. Pot full informat.on\nwrite to; Canadian Cotrewon-\nd\u00ab_nc\u00ab club. P. Q. Box 124, Toronto, Ontario. ,5108.\nLIBRARY OP EXPOSURES. PE-\ncrets frit women only, six bc-tka.\nall different, for 75c. pest paid !h\nCanada. Bend coin or postal note.\n(no s'amps) to ACME MAIL ORDER SERVICE. Box 330. Norwood\nOrov* P. O. Winnipeg, Man. (51'i5>\nhouses raa Bfferr\nfl) MJKpg\u00bbY PaOpPCTB\n (\u00ab\nSMALL HOUSE POR RENT. APPLY I R A L P II PIARflON, \"NUMB'\nMti. Poulin cor Stanley and lonea. [ agent\", Boi 303. Vernon. B. C\nFIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, THREE*\nbedroom*. Phone 304. <5l.3i\nMlSCIL-LANtOI\/fl I ou sxi.fi (\u00abi\nMARRY \u2014 INTRODUCTIONS BY\nprivate letters. Clients all over\nCanada Hundreds of lady members. Canadian Correspondence\nClub. Box 12B, Calgary, AIU.\n(4917)\nWOULD TOU MARR? IP SUITED?\nFree Hit, \"ladles and gentlemen i\nwishing marriage.' Many wealthy ',\nWrite for Ust today! Eva Adams, j\nBox 30. 8Drtnfrf;eld, Ohio. U. S. A.\n(4923)\nGALVANIZED IRON PIPE AND FIT-\ni ngs Belting, etc\u2014Full line of\nnew and used Galv. and Black\nPipe and fittings; 'A OaJr. new\n6', c; I' Black, Se; 2' Black, suit\nfibie for irrigation and water line\n12c other stwa low prices; New\ncorrUKaU-d Gnlv. Iron \u00bb5 per 100\nsquare teet, Poultry wire netting,\n3 and 6 left. Full stock of steel\nSplit pulleys; potato und Grain\nSacks, Barbed wtre. Mine Rope,\nCanvai Doors, Windows. Roofing\nPelt Garden and Air hoee; Boom\nChains, Merchnndise and Equipment of aU descriptions. Enquiries solicited.\nB. C. JUNK CO. i\n133 Powell 6t., VANCOUVER, R. C. l\n(4088)\nrepresenting \"Stewart Brae.\nseries\" Kelowna, \u201e. C\u201e D. Cfa\nWeattoank. B a. W\u00abt trees.\nPalmer Kelowni, B. C,\nseeds, plants, etc. All\ngrown stock Penonal \u00abtl\n28 years experience.\nMIHOHCV. IKI* FOR HALE\nMOTORCYCLES\nPRIVATE KINDERO\u2014tTENS PAT\nAdvice given free. Canadian Kindergarten Institute. Winnipeg.\n(4925)\nl>K_S\u00bbM.KINO\nJ_\nTA1LORE8S, DRESSMAKINO. . PUR\n\u2022York done. Phone 4.8. Ura. I\u00abe.\n.(50401\nHELP WANTED\n(10)\n10% 70% .0%\n74'i 13% UV,\nn% nv, nr.\nEXCHANGES\nVANCOUVER LIST\nDIVIDENDS GO .\nUNCOLLECTED\nMONTREAL STOCKS\nImperial bank \u201e ISA\nBsnk of Montreal \u201e.\u201e...\u2014. IBS\nRoyal bank 131\nBank of Toronto . 101\nAbltlbl Power & Paper 80\nAsbestos Corporation \u2014\u2122~ 20\nBell Telephone _ 00\u00bbi\nBrazilian T L \nPend OreUle 60 .58\nPioneer Gold 4.50 4.55\nPorter Idaho _... .03% .40%\nPremier 57% .58\nReeves McDonald. _-. 13 \u2014\nReno Gold - _ .59 % \u2014\nWellington \u2014 .01%\noas\nC and I Landa .'. .26\nDalhousie \u2014 10\nEastcrest _....._.--.\u201e. _._ .06\nMayland ._._..: \u201e .19\nMercury \u201e .\u2122.\u201e._..-._-...-... .08\nMcLeod , JO\nOkalta com \u2014 _ .05\nSterling Pacific \u201e 11 >i\nTou can trust a majority. That\nls, you can trust lt not to remain\nm majority If It Isn't right.\nMONTREAL, Dec. 23 (CP)\u2014 British\nand foreign exchange In relation to\nthe Canadian dollar, as compiled\nby the Royal B.nk of Canada, close-\ntoday as follows:\nArgentina, peso 2964\nAustralia, pound -.\u2014 3.0430\nBelgium, belga _.:..... .1577\nBrazil, mllrels .....'.\u2014.-. - .0857\nChina, Hongkong dollars .3457\nCzechoslovakia, crown ..\u00bb. 0338\nDenmark, krone .1978\nPlnland, flnmark . .0171\nPr.nce, franc .0448\nGermany, relchsmark . - 3714\nGreat Britain, pound \u201e.\u2014 8.8019\nGreece, drachma .0066\nHolland, florin ......r .\u2014 .4531\nHungary, pengo \u2014 1997\nIndia, rupee _ _.._-... .3884\nItaly, lire - .0584\nJapan, yen -..-.\u2014- .3451\nJugoslavia, dinar .0160\nNew Zealand, pound - 8.4563\nNorway,\" krone ., -. 1957\nPoland, 8-otl .'. 1288\nRoumanla, leu .0070\nSouth Africa, pound 6.4834\nSpain, peseta - .0930\nSweden, krone 2081\nSwitzerland, franc 2196\nUrHt\u00abd States, dollar, 14 per cent\npremium. \u2022\nMINNEAPOLIS GRAIN\nMEN \u2014 WOMEN \u2014 WANTED.\nWonderful opportunity. Ambitious\nbeginners wanted In Barber ing,\nPermanent Waving, Ha rdresalng,\nalso Engineering. Electricity, Axi*xj-\nMechanlcs, Chauffeurs. Aviation..\nRadio etc. Literature Pree, Write\nModern United system, 302 Alexander Ave.. Winnipeg. Shops in\nCalgary. Edmonton, Regina, sask>\ntoon, Vanoouver, (5181)\nHOW TO GET A GOVERNMENT\nJob. Pree Booklet. The M. C. C\nLtd., Winnipeg. (4924)\nWANTED\u2014EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR\ngeneral work. Apply P. O. Box 442.\nTrail, B. C. (5128)\nfUKNtSHEDROOMft FOR RENT (15)\nHOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. PHONB\nMrs. .Cove, 390R, 607 Carbonate fct.\n(5107)\nHOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, A*L B O\nboard and room, $25. 414 Silica St.\n(5165)\nTWO-ROOM STEAM HEATED FUR-\nnlshcd suite. Stirling hotel. (6003)\nHOUSES WANTED\nSMALL FURNISHED BUNGALOW\nwith two bedrooms, furnace o'e-\nferred. P. O. Bog 955. (8174)\nEGG MARKETS\nMINNEAPOLIS, Dec. \" 23 (AP)\u2014\nFlour unchanged. Ship-rents 23,468.\nBran 8.50 to 9.00.\nWheat: No. 1 nor. 44% to 45%;\nNo. 1 red durum 38; Dec. 42%; May\n43%; July 43%.\nCorn: No. 3 yellow 19 to 16%.\nOats: No. 3 white 13% to 14%.\nFlax: No. 1, 1.04% to 1.07%.\nLt.-Col. Alfred Curran, a veteran\nof the Northwest Rebellion died at\nToronto.\nOTTAWA, Dec 23 (CP)\u2014Receipt*\nfrom most markets Indicate a fairly\ngood movement of turkeys and\nother kinds of poultry Into consumption for the Christmas trade.\nToronto\u2014Ai Christmas approaches\nturkeya are plentiful here but prices\nare holding fairly well. The market\non geese la easy and barely steady\nbut chicken and fowl are ln good\ndemand and firm. Tbe only change\nln the egg market today has been a\ndrop In selling prices of freah eggs\nto retailers which are now extra\nloose, 85, firsts 32, pullet extras\n35, seconds 22.\nMontreal \u2014 Shipments of graded\nfresh eggs from Ontario are selling\non spot at extras 33 to 34, firsts\n29, pullet extras 37.\nVancouver\u2014The egg market here\ncontinued to hold steady. Wholesalers are paying producers for eggs\nat the farm extras 33 to 34, firsts\n18 to 20, pullet extraa 17 to IB.\n100.000 FEET SECOND HAND Reconditioned pipe vultabla for all\nKr%,,A.,,r;,n W__.t,.-!\u00b0 -'prTng\"d.Uw--W.'_w f>V ii\nVia are aolo agente tor Indian\nAmerica's finest B.SA. and Prancl\nBarneta England'a Beat. Per tha Koo\nt\u00abnay. write tor literature. Prtow\nfrom tltlS up. Start paying now fo\nSwart. Pipe Tard. 220. Vt Ave,\nEast Vancouver, B. C. (4912)\nAUTO KNiTTINa MACHINfi NEAR-\nly new, sharpies aep-rator. 30-30\nMarUn rifle. $fV> the lot or tride\ncow. Box 623. Kaslo, B. C. (5124)\n1 SIT TEAM HARNESS, 1 SET BOB\nsleighs ln good ehape, both for\nI2.V0O. Apply R. McDonBld.\nNelson. B. O. B. B. No. 1 i617_)\nMtMCELLANEOu*\niiiuiiri ti i jn in \u25a0 i in jiiiiiiii i iiiiiiriiitu iii\n| Wildfire |\n| Lump Coal 1\nI ia good for stove or S\nI furnace\u2014 E\n= CASH PRICE |\nI f 10.50 per ton =\n| PHONE 106 1\nI Williams'Transfcr I\nf 609 Ward St. Nelson =\n= (5134) =\niMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiim\nanmtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiimiiiiiiiiiii\n| Grain Traders |\nS Opportunities of a Lifetime \u2122\n\u00a3 Now Await You. ~\n_; upswing coming sooner than z\nZ_ most traders anticipate. _;\nS Wl_ard'a semi-weekly fore- Z\nZ casta will surprise you with Z\nZ their wonderful degree of ac Z\n\u2014 curacy. \u2014\n5 Why not let Whsart help S\nZ you to handsome prolnta. Trial z\nZ subscription, one month,$2.oo. z\n\u00a7 The Wizard Grain z\n5 Service =\nZ WINNIPEO, MANITOBA. Z\nS (1167) Z\nIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIMIMIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMlT\nt\u00abrest.\nPALMER RUTLEDGE . Trail. B.C\nPATMORE BROS. Cranbroo-. B.C\nnam\nBusiness and Professional\nDirectory\nAcc.ur.tints\nCHAS. T. HUNTER. B.P. INT. A\u201e.\nMunicipal and Commercial Audita.\nP. O. Box 1191, tielaon. B.C. (4933)\nT. Q. JONES\nPubllo Accountant\nP. O. Box 721. Neiaon, B. C (4933)\nAssayers\nE. W. WIDDOWSON established 1900\nSOS Josophlna at.. Nelson. B. C.\n(4934)\nORENVIIXI H. OR\u2014WOOD, P. O.\nBox 418, Kaalo,. B. O. (49361\nChiropractors\nDR. ORAT, OILKEB BLK, NELSON.\n(493S)\nDR. MACMILLAN, ORAD. PALMER\nSchool, Aber Blk. Neiaon, Ph 212.\na (4937)\nMITTUN AND OEDDES. X-BAT and\nMCM, Cranbroo. and Trail. (4938)\nFlorists\nLOSI AND FOUND\n(Sll\nLOST CHAIN BETWEEN BAKER\nand Fairview. Finder pleas\u00a9 leave\nat 77 taxi. ,J18S)\n-OK DALE OR EXCHANGE\n(3>l\nPLAYER PIANO. TWO CORNER\nlots In Fairview, or ' will trade\neither for ranch team and harness. 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(4946)\nWood Factory\nLAWSON'S WOOD FACTORY HABD-\nwood merchant, 317 Bake, street.\n (4948)\nTHE GUMPS-The World's Greatest Santa Claus\nBRINGING UP FATHER:\nBy Geo. McManus\n[hmtmas\nmi\nVVq Qxfoncl lo ybuour\n;. bosr WisIqs for a\nV MoriyGnsI\nS Prosperous\nfLjtFfci*^\n.'I- f'-L.L-tftfZi\". :'.L$\n\u25a0jfr-:-..-'<\u25a0;\u25a0\u2022'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0? ..._.:<&%%_\u2022\n\/\nmas and\nNowyoai'\nSty* iftoyal Sank\nof dfanatJa\nl VE hired A GENTL_M\u00bb>N TO\nTttACH TOO HOW TO EATToiJie.\nTABLE MANNERS ARE\nATP.OOOU&'\nMOW 1 Wl__T\/\\KE VOO TO\nA TRENCH CAFE ANO WE\nWIUL. HAVE A DINNER \u2022\nA LA CARTE-\nARE WE\nCoin' to\nEAT IIM A\n\"WAGON ?\nHELLO- iSTMSTHECHier OT\nPOLl CE ? \\N-__. HAVE A C E LL\nREADV FER ME- I'M GONNA\nGIT IN A FIGHT AN' 1 M GONNA\nWIN\nTILLIE THE TOILER:\nTT-I. HTS\/-. TO TAKE\" -TILLIE-HOME\nBeCAUSE I \u00a9EOUOHX HER! 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SWIRLEY.\nDATE .O \u00bb CAM\nTA.I05 yo(J HOME\nNOW\n-OfcRY\nBill.-I'M\nArRAib i'C\nHUKT MAC'S\nmftf\nBy Westover\n\u25a0k\n \/ w\nrORSCOONl\n:rvhie as\nbest athlete\nEditors and Sports Writers Across Canada Announce Choice\nUTTLE ATTENTION\nPAID TO WILSON\n[Consider Sandy's Feat\nOutshadows All Other\nPerformances\nJUST A PAL WAS\nHANDSOME N1CK|\nBy ELMER Dl'LMAOE\nCanadian * press Staff Writer\nTORONTO, Dec 23\u2014 Long lean\nBandy Somerville of London, Ont.,\nonly Canadian golfer who hu won\nthe united State* amateur championship, was Canada's greatest\nathlete tn 1032.\nForty-three spotfa editors and\niwriters of Canadian newspapers from\n'coast to coast called ths feat of the\nsilent llnksman in winning the TJJ3.\nB9 golf title from an International field\nin September the outstanding ath-\n'letic performance by a. Oanadlan.\nOnly 20 placed their choice* on\n.'other athletes, stars in sports rang-\nlng all tb* way from track and\nfield to six-day bike racing,\ni Th* men who watch national\n\u25a0ports event* the year-round are In\n\u2022 better position than most critics\nto Judge th* significance of events\ntbey do not see and answered almost overwhelmingly in favor of\nSomerville when the Canadian Press\nasked them to name the Dominion's\noutstanding athletlo performer lh\n1933.\n' OVERSHADOWS RECORDS\nThey consider \"Silent Sandy*\"\ntriumph at Baltimore in September\novershadowed, the beit record made\nby Canadians at the Los Angeles\nOlymplo games in August, outranked\nthe sensational string of victories\non th* banked track by Torchy\nPeden, Victoria, BC, blkeman and\nJimmy McLarnln'* succession of\nring wins.\nAnd th* writers, paid Uttl* ett*n<\ntic* to the choice of Alex. Wilson\nthis month by Amateur Athletic\nUnion- of Canada, as the country's\nleading athlete for the year. The\nblond flyer from Montreal and\nNotre Dam* reoelved only four votes.\nt\nI TBE NE180N DAILT KVWS, NILSON, B.C\u2014BA TURD AT MOWING, DECEMBER M, IW3 -i\npAov nw\n. KER HELD BY\nLEGIONBOWLERS\nDill Bowlers Receive ihe\nY. M. C. A, Shield\nBy AL DEMAREE\nJoe Cronin, the great young shortstop or tbe Washington Senators,\nls now th* \"boy manager\" of th*\nmajor leagues. Clark Orlfflth, while\nno longer a youngster himself ls a\ngreat believer In young managers.\nWalter Johnson was sandwiched ln\nbetween th* youthful \"Bucky\" Harris and still younger Cronin.\nOn* of * th* funniest baseball\nyarns I ever beard Is the on*\nCronin tell* about Nick Altrock, tbs\nSenator's clowning coach.\n\"During spring training last year\nNick was entertaining eome of his\ncronies ln his room,\" said Joe. \"Ths\nparty luted after midnight and\nfinally a travelling man wbo bad\nthe next room, knocked on the door\nsnd begged them to be quiet as he\nwanted some sleep and had to catch\na 4 o'clock trsln.\n\"Nick got to thinking It over\nlater and being a kind-hearted fellow felt rather ashamed of himself.\nSo about 8 o'clock Just as th* travelling man had finally got to sleep,\nh* knocked on his door, rousing\nhim out of bel and begged his\npardon for keeping him awake earli-\nfer ln tb* evening.\n\"'I must be In pretty good shape\nyet,' said Nick later, 'because I had\nto mov* fast to get away.\"*\nLegion bowlers wound up thetr\npre-Christmas activities wltb m smoker In the Legion hail Thursdiy\nnight at which trophies and prizes\nwon during th* past months were\npresented to the winners.\nTo Oeorge Dill wae presented th*\nT. M. C. A. bowling ahleld as skip\nof the winning team in the Christmas tournament. The shield which\nha* been recently revamped to make\na handsome trophy wss presented\nby J. Holland, president of the\nlegion..\ni J. H. Allen received the tur_ey\nfor the highest individual skip. Rosa\/\nRiley for the highest second and \\\nN. Bradley for tbe highest lead.\nDuring the eventing m team cup and\nindividual cups donated by ft. Colllnson wer* displayed.\nFred Hartwig was chairman for\nan entertainment prgoram of songs\nand recitations. Mayor Morgan arrived later ln the evening and\ngave a short speech.\nThe number* were of a humorous\nnature and were given by Jim Bennett, Jack Anderson. J. Hawkins, of\nBouth Slocan, Fred Webber, w.\nMarr. songs; Jack Worthington, Violin solo; Fred Hartwig, cornet solo;\nJ. Spencer, recitation; Carlton Currier, etory. Sidney Thomas accompanied for solos and community\nsinging.\nSOUTH AUSTRALIA\nTAKES EARLY LEAD\nADELAIDE. Austrslis, Veo. 33 (OF\nfsble)\u2014 Ths Queensland cricket\neleven was quickly dismissed today\nfor only 134 runs tn tb, first lnnlnt\nof th, Sheffield shield match hsr,\nhy South Australia. South Australia\nbad . scored 170 for two wickets\nwhen stumps were drawn.\nTh* other Sheffield shield match\nbetween Victoria and New South\nWals, ws* postponed du* to heavy\nn_ ' *\nI I VtW YORK, Deo. t8 (AP)\u2014Ralph\n! ; QreenlMf, world's pocket billiards\nj champion tor th* 12th time, today\n\u25a0 ' Issued an open challenge to any\nj player to meet hun In a 10,000 point\nII handicap match for a side bet of\n11 \u00bb-500 or less, oreenleaf to give bis\n1 opponent a point for every dollar bet.\nAmateur Hockey\nSweeps East U. S.\nLarger Crowds Attending\nGaines Than Expected\nRIFLE BANQUET.\nHELDAT FORKS\nCapt. J. Hutton Is Master of\nCeremonies\nTEN MPS\nIN PRIZELIST\nOF SEED FAIR\nTORONTO INDUSTRIALS\nBeU T*l\u00abphone \t\nSradllan \t\nB A OU \t\nC-nailtn Credit. ___\nCoos Mi-tnj ._\t\nPord of Cans la \"A'*\n! H!i-m W-lk-r \t\nI Imperial OU \t\nj International Nickel\nj InternaUonal Pet* _.\nj UobUw \"A\" \t\nj Massey H-rrl* . _.\nM!4\n\u00bb%\nI\n13')\nSO\n\u00ab'.\n\u2022%\nt'i\nll\".\nStudents Return.\nCranbrook Home.\nEdgar Davis Iijvrai\nia Macfahu\nEntries Close at Victoria\nJanuary 10; World\nOne After\nNEW YORK, Deo. 23 (OP)\u2014Popularity of amateur hockey Is sweeping\nacross eastern United States like m\nJanuary blizzard.\nCrowds undreamed of m few yeart\nago are attending tbe gamee In\nBoston, Atlantic City, Baltimore and\nNew York aa the professional moguls\nlook on enviously.\nSenior city leagues, Junior groups,\nhigh achool circuits and even Juvenile loops have been organized ln\nthese places on a scale rivaling the\nwell-founded ( amateur organlaitions\nIn Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal.\nNew Tork city today haa the\ngreatest number of registered players\nln Its history. Tha senior games\nan attend*.! by large crowds. At tha\nstart of the season 4000 and 5000\nwaa the average but now lt haa\nswelled to above tlw 10,000 mark.\nCANADIAN PACIFIC\n10 LiRITAiH\n.\nFBOM 8AINT JOHN-HALIFAX\nJan. 6 ..- Montcalm\nTo Glasgow \u2014 Belfast \u2014 Uverpool\nJan. 14 _ Duchess of Atholl\nTq Glasgow\u2014Liverpool\nJan. 20 - Duchess of York\nTo Glasgow\u2014Belfast\u2014-Liverpool\nHOMI IUUJ 1VIw\n4 I IW HWII \\\nDec. 81\nJan. 14 .\n, Empress of Russia\n... Empress of Japm\n, AIM IW \\l \\11V,\\\\.,.HM\n\u2022\u2022%.*) VIIVU It\nAorangi\nNiagara\nFeb.\n..\u201e\t\n\t\nFull detail* with\ninformation from\nrate* and passport\nany agent or\nCity\nV. i. I-OWES\nrasseugrT Agent, Nelson, B. C.\nST. JOHN'S HOLDS\nCONCERT, FORKS\nGRAND FORKS, B. C., Dec. 23\u2014\nThe annual Christmas. tree concert\nof the St. John's United church\nSunday school waa Ita usual success.\nIn spite of many absences owing\nto the flu the program was a\nlengthy one snd well received. Sach\nclass wa* represented In the program.\nThe popular feature of tbe evening\nwas Santa Claus, who was Impersonated by Henry Reld and was received by tbe little one* with\ndelight. Pianists were Ura. Tonks.\nMiee E. Stuirt, Mis* Marjorie Kldd\nand Miss Lola Hulton.\nGRAND FORKS, B. C. Dee. 23\u2014\nThe annual banquet and meeting '\nof the Kettle Valley Rifle association i\nwas held at tho Grand Forks hov\non Monday evening w.th J.'Hutton.\ncaptain and preaident, lnthe chair\nThere were 40 present.\nAfter the banquet the presentation of cups took Plaot as follows.\u2014\nRoes rifle\u2014Henniger cup and W\nto W- Llddlcoat. presented by E. C.\nHenniger; McKle cup and $4 to J.\nWillis, by Fred McK_e; Bank of\nCommerce cup and 13 to J. Hutton,\nby H- Sutherland.\nService rifle\u2014Frlpp cup and $3\nto Mowat Gowans by Dugald McPhenon; K. T. R. oup and 14 to\nSari Blckerton by J. Willis, Quette\ncup and 13 to W. Gowans by t. A.\nLova; spraggeit oup and $3 to\nBruoe McDonald by A. Savage;\nMounted Police cup to C. Saunders\nby ConsUble Burroughs; Manly and\nM.ller oup and 12 to W. Moore by\nRev. Mr. Scott; Tyro shield to O.\nButton by o. Hull. The tesm ahleld\nwa* presented to W. Moore by W.\nLlddlcoat.\nJ. Hutton cadled for reading of\nmlnutea. F. Hutton, treasurer raid\nthe financial report ahowlng the\nassociation wu in a sound condition financially.\nCaptain J. Hutton, gave a report\nof the years' work and complimented the younger members on th*\nsplendid ahowlng made at the annual shoot.\nTen dollars was voted to the Women* Institute for relief work.\nGOLD MEDAL j\nIt was decided that in future\nthe grand aggregate gold medal\nwould he presented to the man'making highest score with th* Service\nrifle.\nA, Savage, one ot the old orlglnM\nmember* o the association, recalled\nold tlmeg and expressed pleasure at\nseeing so many young mon In the\nassociation.\nTh* following officers were elected. Honorary president, T. A. Love;\nHonrsry vloe-presldent, X. C. Henniger; Captain and president, T.\nWUkin*on; secretary, W. M. Gowans;\ntreasurer, E. Hutton; auditor*, D.\nC. Manly and H. Sutherland: range\nofficers, w. Llddlcoat. I. Blckerton,\nC Hutton snd M- Gowans.\nCANE PRESENTED\nAn interesting feature of the\nmeeting wa* tha presentation of a\ncane, a gift *o the lata Nelk McCallum by the association when he left\nGrand Forks for the east several\nCORN SHIPPING\nSAVES NEW LOW\nWheat Closes Unchanged;\nCorn Advances; Oats\nthe Same\nCONNIE MACK IS\nAMBITIOUS AT 70\nPHILADELPHIA, Dec. 33 (AP)\nExperience Connie Mack haa gained\nIn the first 70 years ofv hia life\nought to help him develop moro\npennant winner* In t:.e future.\nSeventy years eld today, in baseball for BO years, a manager for 89\nand pilot of the Philadelphia Athletics for al, th* tall, lean leader\nscoffs at the Idea of retirement.\nBy JOHN P. BOUGHAN\nAssociated Press Market Editor\nCHICAGO, Dec. 13 (AP)\u2014A new\nlow price record for the season\ntarnished the wheat, corn and\noats markets today, but improvement of corn shipping demand\nsteadied all grains later.\nA widely known Chlcigo speculator\nappeared-ln tbe corn pit, and per.\nsonally oonducted vigorous buying\nof corn future deliveries. Earlier, all\ngrain* suffered frem liquidating\naale* that were associated with\nheavy rains at some points ln Rinsas\nand Oklahoma, although worst\ndrought districts of winter wheat\nterritory appear^ to have received\nlittle benefit.\nWheat closed easy at the aame as\nyesterday's finish to *fc lower, corn\nH to _ advanced, oata unchanged\nto a shade lower, and provisions\nvarying from 20 cents decline to 10\ncent* gain.\nCranbrook Rotary\nPlans Huge Carnival\nWill Hold It in January;\nNovel Ice Events\nCRANBROOK, B, C. DEC. S3.\u2014Pre\nparstlon* wer*. made by the Cranbrook Rotarians at the regular meeting In tbe Cranbrook hotel on\nTuesday to hold a monster carnival\nIn the Arena rink In January. The\ncarnival will be known as the Jinx\ncarnival and will bo featured by\nmany and new novel event*. Whil*\nthe program la not yet complete,\nthe decision to hold tho event\nonly being reached on Tuesday,\nsuch event* as tug-of-war on Ice.\nBad .nlnton on skates, burlesque\nhockey games, ep\u00ab;d races for\ngirl* a* well a* the fancy dress\n_. , carnival, will be feature* of the big\nyear^_aBo.^Th9_cane was returned i #vent> y^ preliminary committee\nappointed last week were empowered\nto the association by his brother\nP. T. McCallum and it w*_ moved\nthat it' be presented annually to\nthe captain of the essocla.on In\nhonor of tbelr late member.\nWi\nf_\n!!_____. __ =\u00a3_\n&\nff*,'- FROM SUNNY\nH\n'\u00bb;; $ OIL If! 1IUH1\n1 Medium Muscatel\n11\n_^'*_l Paar' RiCh RUfey '\n*v\n\u25a0 *\n*t)_i | These wine* tret of eicrption*! quality\n.. *j and hare a delicious fla-or.\nHL\u00bb^| Try Thtm! You WUl Ukt Thtmt\njlil Only 85* per Bottle\n_\n-ff Jr 15m co-operative wine OROWERS ASSN.\na'.... _j3 OF SOl-H AFHICA .\nThl* advertisement la not published or displayed by the Liquor Control\nHoard qr by the Government of British Columbia.\n26 Families to Get\nRelief in Rossland\nROWLAND, 8. C Dec. 23\u2014The\nmonthly meeting of the Rossland\nWelfare association was hpid In the\nCity hall, Tuesday evening. A. E.\nTrafford, investigator, reported that\n171 parcels of food and clothing\nhad been received and 71 donations\nof cash.. Applicants to date numbered 33. All of these had been investigated and relief given tn all\neaees except on*. Th* expenditures\ntotalled (114.30. Christmas parcel*\nwill be sent to 3d families, Iha\ncontents of the** bave been contributed by local oitiwns. and Include, cookies, candle* and toys In\naddition to more substantial gifts.\nTbe secretary at tbe Workmen's\nCo-operative committee ai Trail\nwrote, that all contr.butions mad.*\nby workmen residing tn Rossland\nwould be placed to the credit of\nthe Rossland organization.\nHunter Bros. Ltd. wrote stating\nthat they would' contribute five\ngrocery orders per month, for the\nmonths of December, Januar.-, Fab-\nbrusry and March. These order*\nwill be sent to families to be named\nby the Welfare committee. \/\nSociety\n(CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE)\nto go ahead with arrangements.\nAt a meeting following Tuesday's\nsession Q. J. *preu'I, W. H. WUson\nand L. P. Sullivan added the names\nof W. M. Harris, and W. E. Worsen\nto the organization committee, al\nlotting the dutie* of preparation a\nfollows: Tug-of-war, W. E- Worden\nand T. R. Flett; boys and girls\nraces, W. M. Karris, Ororgo Moir\nand Morris Clark; Burlesque hockey,\n(between. Gyros and Rotarians pro-\nriding that can be arranged), W.\nH. Wilson, Gordan Hanna and . J.\nM Baird; Hot dogs and coffee, Dr.\nMile* and R- W. Hardy; Badminton\non skates. L. P. SulKv..n, C. J.\nLittle and A. Dixon: Promotion\nmanager, a. T. Moir; Advertising\nand general, L. P. Sullivan, A. Chisholm, M. A. Beale and J. P. Fink;\nAnnouncer. W. H. Wilson; L. P.\nSu]livan wa* instructed to interview\nthe city band with a view to\nsecuring their service*.\nVANCOUVER STOCK EXCHANGE\nCLOSES BAH' 'ND MONDAY\nVANCOUVER . .0\u2014Tb* Van-\ncouver atock ex*.iange will be oloeed\nSaturday and Monday, Dec. 34 and\n36. The grain exchange will be open\non Saturday but will be oloeed on\nMonday.\nstreet, have a* their hou** guest\nMr*. Pitt'* brother, E. K. Stubbs, of\nLethbridge, wbo 1* bere for tbe holiday*. .\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMis* Florence l-ioare la expected\nho-ne tonight from Vancouver to\nspend tb* holldaya et tbe bome of\nher parent* Mr. and Mr*, w. R.\nHoare, Silica itreet.\nwl \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nH.\" L. McKenzle leave* thl* morning to spend Christmas with hi*\nfamily in Medicine Hat.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMrs. D. C. Fraser, Victoria street,\nhaa returned from a visit In Southampton, Ont., where she went owing\nto the death of her aunt,, Mra*'\nPalmer Rutledge, has returned to\nTrail after a visit to her mother,\nMrs. C. O. Simpson, Simpson apartments, Baker street.\neee\nMr*. Clarence Ogilvie of Harrop\nspent yeaterday shopping ln the city.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nH. C. Crawford leaves via ths C.\nP. R. this morning for Toronto.\n\u2022 \u00ab \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. A. G. Gelinas, Victoria street, have as their guest their\naon George, who attends Vancouver\noolleg* In Vancouver.\n\u2022 \u2666 \u2022\nH. Beck of Kaslo spent yesterday\nin the city.\nte\u00ab ...\nMr. and Mrs. M- Downie of South\nSlocan paid a visit to Neiaon yesterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nW. T. Smith was In from Crescent\nBay shopping yesterdiy.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nAlan Gilroy of the staff, of the\nCanadian Bank of commerce, who Is\non three weeks' furlough,-ha* it-\nturned from Kelowna where be hss\nbeen visiting fr.cuds.\n\u2022 \u2022 i\nMr. and Mrs. D. Dodding and son\nJimmy, Latimer street, have loft for\na vacation to be spent visiting relative* ln Vancouver.\n\u2022 * \u2022\nMr. Brewer end hia daughter, Mrs.\nSherman, of Balfour, paid a visit to\ntown yesterday.\n\u2022 - *\nPhilip Smith, a student of Vanoouver college, .Vancouver, has arrived *0 visit over Christmas and'\nNew Year's at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P, O. Smith, SUica\nstreet.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMis* Tina. McLean, Latimer street,\nwill have ss her guest on Monday\nMla* Elsie Turner of Konawlclc,\nWash- wbo will be apendlug a couple\nof week* In Nelson.\n\u2022 \u2022 .\"*\nRoy Renwick, Fairview, left via\nthe Great Northern yesterday to visit\nfrienda in spokine over the holldsys.\n*,;_* a\nJ. A. Stewart, provincial assessor,\nleave* thl* morning for Cranbrook\nwhere be goes to spend Christmas.\nHe will be accompanied by his\ndaughter. Sheila, wbo attend* Shau-\nghlngan Lake school for girl* on\nVancouver Island.\n\u2022 \u2022 s\nGerald H. Rudkin and hi* brother\nWilfrid were ln town yesterday en\nroute for Kaslo where they went.to\nspend Christmas at. tbe home of\ntheir psrents.\n-\u25a0-\u2022*\u2022\nMis* Anderson leave* thl* moming\nfor Cranbrook.\nTen different division* are comprised In th* prtzelist (or the British Columbia annual seed fair and\nbulb display, which District Horticultural I. C. Hunt la booetlng, and\nwhich will be held at the Crystal\nOarden. Victoria. January 18-21,\nwltU entries dosing January 10.\nShortly after tht* big provincial\nfair, which 1* Jointly supported br\nthe provincial department of agriculture, the Dominion seed branch,\nand the Victoria chambers of commerce, th* world's grain and aeed\nexhibition and conference, toward\nwheh the Neiaon board of \u00ab_*!\u2022\nmad* a financial contribution test\nyear, will be. held at Regina, uvlng been postponed from last vear,\nand no doubt the top scoring exhibits at th* Victoria event will\nlead to entrie* fdr Regina by tbelr\nowners. Th* dosing date for entne*\nfor Regina 1* January 11.\nSCOPE OF FAIR\nThe 10 divisions at the provincial\nseed fair are\u2014\n1. vegetable* and flower aeed*; 9,\ncereal, grass, field root, legume and\ncertain miscellaneou* seeds; S, ft\nnew exhibitor's clasa for cereal*;\n4, regetered aeed exhibit*; S. certified aeed potato**; 0, district display* of potato**; 7, commercial\npotato** grown from certified seed;\na. Women's Institute potato elae*.\nfor member* of Women'* institute*;\n0, boy'* and girl*' exhibit* of a*eda\nand potatoei; 10. amateur potato\ndas*. Apparently tbe bulb portion\nof the fair will be confined to\nnon-competitive display*.\nIt l* hoped that Kootenay grower* will go in strongly for both\nthe** fair*.\nDeer Park School\nHas Entertainment\nDeer Park Gets Foot of\nSnow in'Real Fall\nDae. m \u2014\nDEER PARK, B. C, Dec. 33\u2014An\nentertainment wa* given by tb*\npupils of the school last Saturday.\nMastar Leo Peafce, three year* old,\nd***rves special mention a* be gave\na delightful little reclution. The\nprogram was aided by Messrs. Angrignon, G. Briggeman end Bishop.\nRecitations by Mr. Bishop and SUn\nPuree were well received. After tb*\nsinging of \"Ood Bave tbe King\"\nby everybody Santa Clau* arrived,\nto tbe great delight of th* children,\nand distributed bags of candle* and\nnut* to all present. Following the\nchildren's program a danoe wa* beld\nand a nice supper given at 13:30,\nMr. Mackereth, Alan and Audrey\nwalked over from Broadwater on\nSaturday to attend th* school closing and dance. Tbey returned on\nSunday.\np. Briggeman returned from a\nfew da|s* visit to Rossland.\nMn. George Briggeman t* visiting\nher mother, Mrs. C. Schwartnn-\nhauer. in Rouland.\nTwo member* of tbe Oanadlan\nLabor Defence league, Meur*. Blahop\nand Rubick, who were in D**r Park\nover th* weekend, held a meeting tn\nth* achool.bouse on Sundsy afternoon.\nA. Matbews 1* *tUl confined to\nbl* bad wltb rb*umati*m-\nC. Scbwartsennauar and Mr. Free-\ntag of Rouland have been mining\nin tbe vicinity.\nTbe first real snow of tbe a**eon\nappeared laat -Sunday, over a foot\nof anow falling over night. Thl*\nneoeututed th* use of th* snow\nMRS. HUNTER IS\nVISITING COAST\n_v\n&\nSILVERTOW, b. C, D*c. 33\u2014Mr*.\nW. Hunter UU left for Hew We*t-\nmlnster to visit tor a few day*\nwith relatives.\nMlu M. Gorrtnge of th* SUverton\nteaching staff la spending the vacation at her home ln Vancouver.\nMr. and Mrs. W. Gordon and\nchildren bave left for Cranbrook\nwhere they expect to remain for\nthe winter.\nMr. and Mra. W. Groenhuy**n\nwere visitors to Nelson on Saturday.\nP. McDonald left on Saturday for\ncranbrook.\nA. Maryland of Arrow Park Is\ntb* guest of Mr*. E. Falrhurst and\nfiamily. ,\nJ, Millar, Who bu been in northern British Columbia for the put\nuverai months, hu returned to\nspend a vacation with hi* parents.\nMlu H. Cooper of the ataff of\ntbe Halcyon Hot Spring* hotel, 1*\nspending tb* holidays at her bome\nbere. , , \u201ey_. i\nMr*. M. jJEmerson and daughter\nMargery were weekend visitors to ST\nNelson. | W\nMlu I. McAulay of th* teaching $\nstaff at Brie, 1* spending the holl- |&\ndays at her bome at th* Galena *T\nfarm. \u00ab0\nA large number of residents went $\u00a3>'\nover to New Denver on Friday evening to attend, the Christ mi* concert and dano* held there.\nMrs. M. Kennedy and son Roy\nara visiting in Ne>on for a few days.\nPrank and Harry Lelbscher, who\nhave been employed at tho Reno\nfor the put *ever_l months, have\nreturned to their home here.\nC. Franclne of Trail was a weekend\nvisitor.\nCRANBROOK. B. C-,\nAlan MacPbwaOQ \u2014&\\\nwbo bave been attending Unl W\u2014If\nschool tn Victoria, arrived ea W*4-\nneaday moming to spend tb* Crayis*\nma* holiday* at thtlr bone* la tte\ncttr.\nThe eold snap wa* followed Sft \u2022\nheavy snowfall which l* now \u25a0\u00bb-\ndangered by the mild t*mp*ra*m*.\nth* thermomeur ho-vering *M*e\nfreezing with a warmish wind from\nth* eouth.\nMrs. O. E. L. MacKinnon wee tea\nhosteu mt tbe Women'* Badminton\ndub on Tuesday aiternoon.\nMisses Mvgaret Scott, Frances\nPark* and Nancy MeCrindU ha*e\nreturned from St. Mlohula school\nIn Vernon to spend tbe holidays\nwith their parent*.\nTh* ctr of R. B. Sang turned\nover on tha war from Yeraim \u00ab-\nCranbrook this week driver and ear\nescaping Injury.\nEdgar Davie, manager of the Cranbrook H^at market bad tbe misfortune to Injur* hi* hand urioueiy\nwhile running th* uuaage maohlne\nearly thta week. He wilt be ln tb*\nSt. Eugen* hospital for a number\nof day*.\nRonald Moffat of Oolden 1* hoo*\nfor a three week* holiday with lu*\nparent*.\nMr*. Wauon entertained tbe women's bridg* oa Tu*ed*r rventnf\nof thl* week. FUsewtnnare were Mr*.\nMcBrtd* and Mm, Bidder. \u2022\nLEADERSLOWER\nToronto Stock Exchang*'\nat Low. Ebb\nTaiioirro, dso. oi ten\u2014Tt* i*.\nronto stock ,_c1_u\u00bb \u2014ran* np -**\nprs-Chrlstmss trstflSf with Ilsttna,\nIn rsvsrss sod wltb. Tolum* tt **rr\nlow sob. Lsss \u00ab_a 4000\nobsmM hsnd*. ,\nAll tlw usuil Issdsr, *\\c*mt I\nbut only ons of tbsm, tail\nplow on tbs \u00ab\u00bb_ Th. -\u00bb._., buiKf1^. ___**__* \u00ab*--\nturns, mild, snd th* snow I* rspldl,\nmelting.\nWESTERN FARMERS HIT\nBY TARIFF DECISION\nsnd dond st IV.. _*___\nVi \u00bbt \u00bbVi. OP* of! x* et\ntert -A\" off ti *t IVi. \u2014\nSmslt*rs h*ld st SO.\nFflOIlU, Dec. 33\u2014British cu-tams\nsut-orttw decision thst Csnsdisn\nwhest, to d-sllly for th* six ont _\nprefwsnee, must csrnr proof ot dl- nsm* snd sddrsss of \u2022 m-nij-wtiu-\nQTJALITt Ii 1HDIIO\nOn* of th* Importsnt **-*rwrd*\nof nlu* for th* t-rmsr Is th* U\u00bb\nwhich *pp**rs -oa esch bs| of fsrtl-\nIt-sr sold tn Onsd* showlnc th*\nrect consignment. Is Interpreted by\nSaskstchewsn whest pool offlclsls\nss sn ftddltlonsl bsndlcsfr on the'\nwestern isrmer st * tlm* whsn be\nIs ln dire distress. Announosmsnt ot\nsr, th* brsnd nsme, th* registration\nnumber snd th* guaranteed -nslysU.\nTh* ed ministration of tb* remitter\nset by th* Dominion seed branch\nprovides assurance to th* fanner\nths decision was mad* In * dlspstch j that he Is getting rssl ralU* ln\nfrom London Wednesday. fertiliser.\nThis Year Enjoy Your\/'\nIf\nChristmas\nDinner 1\nsr\n5\nNakusp Kindergarten\nEntertains Mothers\nto the utmost by dining at the Golden\nGate on Christinas night\nYou'll appreciate our fine foods served\nin the promptest style.\ngolden gate\nCafe\n1\nSi\nI\n4\ni\ni\nBOARD ENDORSES CONTRIBUTORY\nUNEMPLOYMENT PRINCIPLE\nVANCOUVER, Dec. 2,\u2014The principle of contributory unemployment\nlniur-.no* bu been endorsed by tbe\ncouncil of tbe boarj of trade.\nCbldren are beimj wronged by\nenforoed moldltj to. th me*n* of\nmu* meuurement*. Standardising\nplutlc youth Into events* pattern*\nli detrimental physically to growing\nchildren, trou^haome jy?h-.loslc,\\i:y\nto perturbed parenti and fal*e biologically to the national Meal\u2014Dr.\nI. Newton Kugelmaas, child special Iat.\nNAKUSP, B. C. DEC 23.\u2014Tb*\nChristmaa closing of the Private\nkindergarten under the direction of\nMr*. A. c. Pound, which was held\nIn the manse Monday afternoon,\nwa* a novel affair. Tli* pupil*,\nStella Horrey, Ollr* Jobn*on, Mar*\ngaret Brodte, Leonard Parent, Johnnie Oleen. Stanley Pound and\nGordon Sutherland, entertained their\nmother* wltb singing, games and\nfinger play- Mis* Betty Allan, th*\nassistant teacher, read m poem \"The\nCWclcadee\" written by a UtUe girl\nof six. After tb* program tea wu\n\u2022erred. The mothers attending wer*\nMr*- w. B. Allan, Mn. c. Sutherland, Mm. F. Horrey, Mrs. O.\n-Tolinaon, Mrs. 3. Parent Jr. end\nMr*. Olsen.\nStreamer* of white , green end\ngold, brightly oolor*d balloon* and\na gaily decked chrlstmu tree decorated Abrlel* Small baU Tuesday\nevening when the student* of tlw\nRakuap high school beld their\nAnnuel christmu party. Harvard\nHilts acted u floor manager tor\ntbe evening. Tbe dano* program vu\nvarl*d by a balloon dance, and e\nvlelt from Sent* Clau*. Mlu Alice\nParent and Mlu Loul** Cusick were\nIn charge of tbe entertainment aad\nMlse Betty Oardner wu convenor\nof the refreshment committee.\nMr*. J. wagstaff who bu spent\nseveral month* ln Boston U. 8. A.\nreturned Wednesday.\nTRAIL K. P. CHALLENGE NARUBP\nThe Knight* of Pythla* Basket _____________________________________________________________\nball team bave received e challenge -^^ sn-jrtiwmeht t* not published or displayed by th* Liquor Oonval\nfrom th* K. P. team of Trail- Board oz by tb* Government of British Columbia.\nDISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY\nOURSELVES IN SCOTLAND\ni.\n\u00bb\ni\n The last adnute\nShopper will find\nINTELLIGENT\nSERVICE\n-nd tb*\nLOWEST PRICES\nat Our Store.\nMann, Rutherford\nDrug Co.\naWMotn speak louder than wads,\nbut some peop^ dont make much\nnois* with either.\n\u25a0\"\u25a0\"\u25a0p*\u2122 \u25a0 i \\ ***************** rm wei-sow dailt wnfii nelson, b.c\u2014\u00aba.t*day moenino,\nJF\nTou dont no so much rulgar\nostentation now, hut some people\npar tales In s.-sn\/.o to sare the\ndlaoount.\nFor Modern iMumbing\nat Moderate Prices\nSEE\nVIC GRAVES\nMASTEK ni'MBEB\nOpp. Cllj Hall Phono 111\nPhone\nTAXI\nthe Best of -emre\n^^r q^F Carefnl, Conrttom\nDrtrers\nMelsoo Tr****** C*^ lt\u00ab.\nCity ol Nelson\nSTREET RAILWAY DEPT.\nStreet Railway service on Sunday, December 25, will be the same as on ordinary\nSundays.\nOn Monday, December 26, there will be\nonly one car. Commencing at 7:30 a.m.\nand finishing: at the barn at 11:30 p.m.\n\u25a0_\u25a0\nChu. a. Ashley ww elected mayor\nof New Bedford, Maw, for tbe MUi\nsuccessive terra.\naife m vuy rope enough and\nhe'll hang himself wltb the ruy rope.\nFOR LATE SHOPPERS\nWE OFFER SUGGESTIONS FOR THE LAST MINUTE SHOP-\nPER\u2014For the man who is pressed for time we will wrap attractively and deliver gifts on Christmas Eve.\nLINGERIE\nAttractive sets, Dancettes, Pajamas,\nNightgowns, etc. - ; -\n$1.35 to 89.50\nKIMONOS -\nAll wool striped flannel robes an appreciated gift.\n?7.50\nHANDKERCHIEFS\nHOSIERY\nAladdin hosiery in service weight and\nchiffon.\nBOXED fl.OO to 91.50\nGLOVES\nFrench Kid, Cape Kid (washable)\nPeccary, in attractive styles.\n92.50 to S3.95\nHANDBAGS\nGiving the City of Danbury\nA SAFE MILK SUPPLY\n\"The experience Danbury has passed through during\nthe last two or three weeks is not unique. It is the experience of a number of other American cities, among\nthem, the city of Portland, Oregon. This city passed\nthrough a milk-borne epidemic of septic sore throat,\nsimilar to Danbury's epidemic, two years ago, with this\nexception: Danbury's population is 20,000 where Portland's population is 275,000, or over twelve times as great.\nPortland's number of cases was 478; Danbury's 100,\naccording to the statement in last night's Evening News.\n\"Now the question is: Will this menace, which it hanging over our citizens and their children, and which is\never present as long as we allow raw milk to be sold in\nDanbury, bring about activity in the direction of procuring for us a SAFE MILK SUPPLY?\"\nThe evidence in favor of pasteurization is so overwhelming we do not feel we would be doing the right thinp\nby our customers if we did not pasteurize our milk and\ncream, as well as our other dairy products sold from\nour plant. It is always a pleasure to co-operate with\nour customers 'and their physicians that every baby\nliving on CURLEW PASTEURIZED MILK may get\njust that milk and service which it needs, and we ask\nthat you be good enough to command us whenever we\ncan be of service to you or your physician.\nHow Safe Is Your Milk Supply?\nCURLEW CREAMERY\nPALM DAIRIES, LTD.\nIee Cream Butter MUk\nAll Perfectly Pasteurized Products\nfor Him\nSCARVES\n92.50, 92.75, 93.50, 94.00\nTIES\n75*, 91.00, 91.50\nLook for the Neon Sign\n\u00a3-.., - .. ,.,,_s\nifljT minuT.\nmmm\nFOR the FAMILY FOR MOTHER\nI\nradio Tubes\nWe have them for\nall standard sets.\nPYREX OVENWARE\nAU at reduced prices, some\nas much as 50 per cent.\nfrom 65* up.\nFLASHLIGHTS\nComplete with Batteries\nfrom 65* up.\nGREAT\nCLEARANCE SALE\nWe are compelled to reduce our huge stock of Christmas Toys, Novelties, Toilet Sets, Gift Goods, Kodaks, Books, etc\n20% DISCOUNT\nShop Early and Get the Bargains\nComplete Line of YARDLEY'S TOILETRIES 85c to $10.00\nA good chance to get your Kodak cheap. Complete line at 20% OFF.\nDRUG SPECIALS\nHot Water Bottles 65*\nListerine Shaving Cream .... 23*\n2 for 45*\nColgates Shaving Cream 29*\nPalmolive Shaving Cream 29*\nListerine, medium 45*\nListerine, large '.... 89*\nCoty Far* Powder, large 59*\nHoubigant Face Powder, large 60*\nPonds Cold or Vanishing Cream 40*\nNujol 90*\nHinds Honey and Almond\nCream 40*\nItalian Balm 30*\nKleenex 20*\nKotex 25*\nPepsodent 39*\nModess\nFrostilla \t\nPeroxide \t\nScott's Emulsion, small\nLarge \t\n25*\n25*\n12*\n45*\n90*\nChoose your Fountain Pen Set\u2014Waterman's, Sheaffers, Wahl\u2014 (20% Off \u00bb~>*\nlatter) from our large stock. We print your name on it ln gold FREE.\nCITY DRUG CO,\nFOR 20 YEARS\nPHONE 34 NELSON'S DISPENSING CHEMISTS\nTHIS STORE OPEN SUNDAY\nBOX 1083\nFor\u2014\nSERVICE\nPRICE and\nQUALITY\n^STAR\nLIMITED\nPhones 10 & 11\nIAL\nOnr entire itock of ChrUtmaa\ngooda most tt* at alauihtered\nprice*. STORE OPEN SUNDAY.\nSmythe's Pharmacy\nPHONE I\nNelson\nBusiness CoUege\nDAY OB EVENING CLAMF.g\nIn.lTl.-_l Tnltlon\u2014Commence\nany time.\nP. O. Boi M Phone SN\nTTT~TJT-rrrrrrT!TTnrT!T-; .in t n i\nGIFT\nSUGGESTIONS\nFramed Pictures\nFramed Mottos\nArt Mirrors\nArt Silhouettes\nSnap Shot Albums\nBrownie Cameras\nCAllen 's Art Shoppe\nMedical Arts Building\n\"A Greeting Card for Every\nOccasion\"\nmm\nmm\nSUGAR BOWL\nGROCERY\nCHRISTMAS SPECIALS\nChristmai Nut*\u2014 Qt_t\nI lbs. Jor \u2122T\nM*\n00*\n25'\n55'\n25'\nHOO\nFreih Creamery\nButter\u20148 lbs. _\nFresh New Laid Ent\u2014\nExtras; Dos. ^..\u201e\u2122-\nPremlum Bacon j\n\u25a0Uced-r \u00ab-\u2122-w.-wt.\nMlnee Meat\u2014.\n4-lb. tin -.._.,-\u2014\u201e\t\nJelly Powders, larje\u2014\n4 for \u201e _.\nOur Special Bulk\nPekoe Tea; 3 lbs. for\nNabob Tea or Coffee; QCc\nZ lbs. for \u00b03r\nOranges, large and \u00abf aa\nJuicy; 3 doi. Tor T*\u00bbW\nPeas; small and tender. 9C6\nt tins for _ J-#y\nCorn; (olden bantam.\n3 tins for a. ,\nRich Fruit Cake;\nPer lb. .\nChristies' Biscuits; assorted\u2014 1-lb. box....\nGrapes; fine quality\u2014 Jfftf\nt lbs. for JJr\nPHONE 110\nDeliveries continuously from\n$ a.m. to 5 p.m.\u2014FBEE .\n35'\n40*\n40*\nFOR SISTER\nTOOLS\nOf every descrlp.\ntion for home or\nshop\nSKATES\nOr Skates and Boots light\nand strong.\nWood, Vallance\nHardware\nCompany Llmlttd\nWHOLESALE RETAIL\nA Diamond Rin^\nto Be Given Away\nFREE\nEvery person that makes\na purchase of 50c or more\nis entitled to register a\nguess on the number of\nbeans in the bottle shown\nin our side window, with\nthe diamond ring to be\ngiven away.\nAt 9 o'clock tonight the.\nbeans will be counted.\n1st prize\u2014A diamond\nring.\n2nd prize\u2014Flower vase.\n3rd prize\u2014Macaroon\ndish.\nThe late shopper can end the quest for that last minute Gift\nwith a visit to our store\u2014Here gifts for everyone can be\nfound at prices to suit all.\nSuggestions for the Lady and Gen tleman\nRings\nWatches\nBrooches\nCompacts\nToilet Sett\nNecklets\nManicure Rolls\nHand Bags\nBedroom Cloclu\nSignet Rings\nTea Sets\nSilverware\nMantel Clocks\nWrist Watches\nPen and Pencil Sets Cigarette Cases\nTable Silver\nCuff Links ,\nMilitary Brushes\nSignet Ringt\nLodge Pins\nScarf Pint\netc\nE. COLLINSON\nJEWELER\n\"The Home for Christmas Gifts\"\nWf\u20act7 offering* were\nextremely light and traden were\nforced to bid the aeaalon. blgheat\nprleea to fill order..\nBRITISH BACON\nMART IRREGULAR\nOTTAWA, Dec. S3\u2014The Brltlah\nbacon market waa very Irregular thta\nweek with trade rather alow, aaya a\nmarket report of the Dominion 11-e\natock branch. Practically all claaaea\nof Imported bacon wen lower than\na week ago.\nGLASSES-\nJ. A. C. Laughton, R. O.\nOPTOMERIST AND OPTICIAN\nauiTe aoajoe medica. aare builoino\n\u25a0eeeeeefve\nAll Classes of\nMETAL WORK, LATHE\nWORK, DRILLING, BOR-'\nING AND GRINDING.\nMOTOR REWINDING,\nACETYLENE WELDING.\nBENNETT'S LTD.\nMOTOR FREIGHT\nNELSON-TRAIL \u2022 Dally\nleaving at 9:30 a.m.\nNELSON-SALMO, Monday, Wednesday and Friday\u2014Leaving at 10 a.\u00bbn.\nElks' Taxi Transfer\nand Freight Ltd.\nPHONE 77\nMoney la . uit a* Important aa\ngaaoUna to operate an automobile.\nCAPITOL\nBHOW1NO t\u20147\u2014\u00bb fj_\nBig Turkey Drawing\nat 9 p.m. Tonight\nLast Showing of\nJack Hulbert\nTRADT'\nNEXT WEEK\nThree Great Pictures\nMonday and Tuesday\nMiriam Hopkins, Kay\nFrancis, Herbert Marshall (\nla\nTROUBLE IN\nPARADISE\nWed. and Thursday\nWynne Gibson,\nGeorge Bancroft\n' in\nLADY AND GENT ,\nFriday and Saturday\nJack Oakie, Marian\nNixon\n, ta\nMADISON SQUARE\nGARDEN\n","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. 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