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TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1929\nNo. 136\n3 DOUKS FREED ON PLEDGE\n***********\n***********\n\u2666 \u2666 \u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666*\u2666\nhree Die When Plane Plunges Lake Manitoba\n.lot, Mechanic and\nNovelist Lost When\nPlane Hits Shallows\nrthur Chute Flying to North for Material for\nStories; Steel Machine Buries\nNose in Mud\nWINNIPEG, Sept. 23\u2014Manitoba's air annals today listed\nair most disastrous plane accident. Three lives, it was disclosed\nlay, were lost when a Western Canada Airways machine nosed\no the sandy bottom of Lake Manitoba yesterday afternoon,\npilot, a mechanic and a novelist were the victims.\nThe dead are: George McKee, 30, Toronto, pilot of the ma-\nine; Arthur Roach, 28, Winnipeg, mechanic, and Arthur Hunt\nlute, 39, Wolfville, N S., novelist-\niT TOO SHARPLY\nDeceived by foggy and smoky weather, it is believed, Pilot\ncKee attempted to land his machine on the lake, about 200\nrds from shore. Unable to gauge correctly the distance to the\nface, it ls thought he brought his * 1\t\nitooned plane too sharply on to the\nLEAGUE INI\nBE ACTIVE IN\nFOI\nScandinavian Countries Do\nNot Want Bank to Boss\nEurope\nWILL GIVE EXPERTS\nVIEWS INFORMALLY\nI\nPreparatory Disarmament\nReport Coming Up\nToday\n\u25a0face. Tbe wreckage was found In\n.le more than three feet of water\nthe fither folk of Reykjavik, 130\nlee north of Winnipeg.\nAU three passengers were dead\nen-settlers reached the twisted mass\ner rowing out from tne shore. The\nM plane had crashed note down Into\nsandy lake uottom, burying the\n>*w below the aurface. The bodies of\nute and tloee.i -were Immediately\novered by tne fishermen, but they\n.re unaware of tbe fact that McKee\ns alao in the machine until notified\nim Winnipeg headquarters of the\nnpany.\n(VIE WAB COKBESPONDENT\n*ate moved cruelly ln the case of\nute, the writer, who had campaigned\nthe Balkan., In Mexico and ln the\ntnt war.. He had travelled through\nrope, and had Written many a Ule\n'\u25a0 the hard IKe In the barren lands\nLabrador. Journeying Into the north\nhad planned to go through ohur-\n11 to seek material for a series for\nprominent weekly meiwine.\nmly the day before his demise Chute\n1 chatted with fellow writers, telling\nrm of his anticipated trip Into the\nTen north. He boatted of his ex-\nlenoe in the vast waste lands of tne\n\u2022Uiwest, and promised tbat he would\nable to uae hit experience weii ln\ntravels. He had Intended to proceed\nthe Peace River country, following\nvisit to tbe Hudson Bay port.\nEW KNEW NORTH\nloth Roach ahd ifcKee hod often\nversed the sir stretches of north-\ni Manitoba. Roach, whose widowed\nither today tritiums her only son,\nd been Western Canada Airways me-\nanlc for two years. McKee. a new-\nsner to Manitoba, had recently been\n\u2022ployed as a pilot ln the Kenora\nUtrlct of northwestern Ontario, trans-\n(rtffig fire nghtn*n and supplies to\n.me-swept areas.\nUte today officials of the Western\nnana Airways were en route by\natorcar to the site of the accident\nestablish Identification definitely.\nwas elWcted that an Inquest would\nheld at an early date.\nlanes Arrive at\nStony Lake, But\nAre They the Ones?\nC P R SPENDS\nFffniUON\nPresident Beatty Reviews\nOttawa Dispatch About\nImprovements\nPROCTER AND TRAIL\nLINES ARE INCLUDED\nProcter-Kootenay Landing\nLine Very Important\nHe States\nWINNIPTO, Sept. S3\u2014Pears for a\nrty of flying miners, believed to be\nit or marooned with their two planes\nthe vast northeast, were set at\nfor a time today. A radio mee-\nge to the government radio station\ninounced tht arrival of a two-plane\n.rty, safe and sound, at atoney Rap-\ns, on Athabasca lake.\nBut tonight.,** eOthorltlea at Win-\npeg, endeavoring to confirm the mes-\nge, had lapsed again Into worry for\n\u2022 safety of the Dominion Explorers\nrty. In whloh colonel C. D. 8. Mc-\nplne, president of the Dominion E\u00bb\norera' organisation, ls Included. J. A.\ntcDougall, treasurer of the Western\niuada Airways, owner of one of the\nlabtng planes, expreased confirmed\nubt thtt the Prince Albert radio\n\u2022stage referred to the arrival ot the\nSpine party. \t\nrong Rocky Climb,\nRoad Below Moyie,\nIs Being Cut Off\nKanfBKBLET, B. C, Sept. 33\u2014A gov-\nnment road crew it building a long\noff around the mountain side\nout tlx mllet below Moyie, which,\nU eliminate the long rocky climb\ne above the railroad track, rrom\nlat oan be seen from the old road,\nIt work It belnf oarrled at a good\nte and promisee toon to be com-\nfl* __\n\u2022ortuguese Storms\nCause Big Damage\nLISBON, Portugal, Sept. 33 \u2014 Retired storms ln Portugal, which was\nard hit last week, are causing further\naxaage and loat of life especially In\nve central part of the country.\nAt Lorgla two bridges and hydraulic\nlilt were destroyed and extensivedam-\n;e caused to crops by a severe rain\nid wind ttorm. Aocotnpanylng llght-\n:ng naahes threw the population into\nPMUt*.\nCALOARY, Sept. 33\u2014President B. W.\nBestty explained to the Canadian\nPress here tonight the implications of\na Canadian Press dispatch trom Ottawa stating that the C. P. R. had announced Its Intention of spending\n350,000,000 ln new branch lines ln the\nwest within the next five years.\n\"The lines referred to ln this dispatch,\" he said, \"very evidently are\nthose new branch lines for which\ncharters were granted by the Dominion government at the last session\nof parliament. These were ts follows:\nLINES 11 NIORIZI 1)\n\"Prom a point on the Lac Du Bonnet branch In eastern Manitoba,\nnortherly and easterly to a point on\nthe eastern boundary of that province;\nfrom Bredenbury, Man., to Esterhary,\nSask; from Nlpawaln northerly to\nIsland Palls, on the Churchill river;\nfrom Oronlld to Pintrlltat, ln Saskatchewan; from Prince Albert, northerly to Foster lakes ln Saskatchewan\nfrom Lanlgan to Prince Albert; from\nI Prince Albert, northerly to Lac La\nI Biche on the Alberta Oreat Waterways\ni line; from Sonnlngdale, through North\nBattleford to Meadow Lake; from Haz-\nedllne to Junction with the Lao La\nBltche near the Cold lake line ln Alberta; from Crossfield on the Calgary\nSc Edmonton railway, westerly and\nnortherly; from Trail, B. C. easterly\nand southerly to the international\nboundary; from Kootenay Landing to\nProcter; from a point on the Stoble\nbranch to the Falconbrldge mining\narea In the district of Sudbury, Ont,\n\"Work on these lines,\" said Mr.\nBeatty, \"has progressed most satisfactorily. The new Lanlgan line to\nPrince Albert Is being pushed with\nall possible haste.\nOood progress has also been made\non the line from Kootenay landing\nto Procter. This ls an extension of\nmuch Importance, and will obviate\nthe necessity of taking freight cart\non bargee down Kootenay lake to\nProcter. An Important saving of time\nwlll thus be effected In the movement\nof freight through the Crow's Neet\nand over the Kettle River valley line.\n\"During the present season about\n300 miles ot new branch lines will be\nturned over for operation, and work\non approximately another 300 miles\nls under way.\"\nMr. Beatty and party leaves ln the\nmorning for Drumheller, thence to go\nto Strathmore and Edmonton.\nOENEVA, Sept. 33\u2014The League of\nNatlonas wlll not seek for the present\nto establish close relatlonshll) between\nItself and the International rerora-\ntlons bank provided by the Young\nPlan. \u201e\nThis became clear today when n\nresolution envisaging the establishment\nof sn Intimate connection between the\ntwo waa withdrawn from consideration\nln the assembly's committee that Cents,\nwith economic questions.\nBut Its authors, Norway and Denmark, ln withdrawing, are believed to\nhsve gained part of their purpose.\nTheir move wa* Interpreted in some\nquarters as a signal by the countries\nnot concerned directly with reparations\npayments, that they will not be greatly pleased If the proposed bonk seeks\nto assume too dominant fl function ln\nthe economic life of Europe.\nThe solid opposition of the countries\nreceiving reparations discouraged further agitation of the propcial.\nMIGHT WRECK PLANS\n1 Speaking for Prance, Oreat Britain.\nBelgium, lteiy and Japan, Louis LoUch-\neur, Prench cabinet Minister, declared\nadoption of the Norwegian Idea would\nbe dangerous to the chances for cr-\nganlzlng the bonk. It was suggested by\nsome observers that Mr. Loucheur\nmight also be representing influential\nBentlment, In the United States. He\nssld the situation of the bank was\nalready complicated, snd the effort of\nof the league to take a htind in the\norganizing might be disastrous.\nBut the minutes of the committee's\ndecision on the subject of the bank,\nwill be communicated to the financier\nexperts who will meet to organize the\nInstitution.\nAdvocates of n close connection between the league and the bank were\nanxious that this be done, and M.\nLoucheur solved the delicate problem\nol procedure by promising to convey\nthe minutes to the Pranch experts.\nTorn by the desire to get home, and\na determination to gtve proper consideration \"to Important qeustlons. the-various delegations to the assembly made\nprogress today ln the hope or being\nable to adjourn Wednesday night.\nPROTEST AT HASTE\nVigorous protests against unseemly\nhaste were made ln the disarmament\ncommittee by Lord Cecil of England\nand Sir Qeorge Poster of CanadB.\nAs a restult. final debate ln the assembly, of the position of the preparatory disarmament commission's work,\nwas postponed until tomorrow. The\nBritish views on taking up the questions of -limitation of land forces and\nmaterials may further be sired when\nthe disarmament committee's report Is\npresented tomorrow.\nThe assembly fixed the next assembly\nmeeting a little later In the year than\nusual, setting the date on Septemha-\n1, 1930.\nDeath House at Sandon\nMORE ROOM\nmr. mvtov\nWITNESS\nX\nHOOK\nLIVING ROOM\nIIEI-ROOM\nWINDOW\nI'KONT\nHOOR\nThe above Is a rough diagram of the house In which Segvold Myklebos\nmet his death nt Sandon on Saturday night, allegedly at the honds of\nJoseph Harpshaw. The V at the end of the couch shows the approximate position in which the body was found. The X In the dorwny Indicates the poeltlon of John Thomas Brady, occupant of the house at the\ntime of the shooting.a_ The X ln front of the couch shows the approximate position.oj the'man who killed Myklebos.\nBut 205 Freedomites\nDecline Make Terms\nand Will Be Tried\nInformation Laid by Matthew Today of Obstructing Peace Officers; Trials Start Tomorrow; Chant in Jail\nit km\nFOURTH W\nLieut-Governor Bruce\nAdvocate of Tree\nPlanting ,\nIs\nTypists of World\nBattle for Honors\nin Canada Saturday\nTORONTO. Ont., Sept. 33\u20141X1 by\nAlbert Tangora. Pat-eraon, N.J., world's\nprofessional champion; MIm Irma\nWright, Toronto, world's amateur champion, and Louis Marchese, Vancouver,\nCanadian champion, typewriting speedsters, will battle for honors here Saturday. Nearly 100 entries have been receive*, and still more are expeotd,\nSaturday's contests mark the first\ntime In history that the great international tournament has been held ln\nCanada,\nSecond Road Through\nMountains Soon to be\nStarted by Province\nVICTORIA, Sept. S3\u2014Along the famous route followed by Alexander Mackenzie when he crossed the continent\nand eased for the first time on the\nPacific ln 1193, British Columbia will\ncommence next sprint to build its\nsecond road from the coast to the interior.\nPlans for this road, running from\nBella Coola to the Chllcoot country\nthrough the Coast mountains, are almost complete now, following surreys\nby engineers who have been In the\nfield all summer, rt was announced\nat the public works aepartment.\nNorthcott Says\nHe Will Never\nOo to Callows\nVANCOUVER, B. C, Sept, 33\u2014De-\nclsrlng his belief that he will never\nbe hanged, Oordon Northcott hat\nwritten Constable J. B. Oreen of\nVernon, who arretted him September\n19. 1938, on the boat, expressing\nthanks for the treatment accorded\nhim sfter his arrest. He states he\nls not afraid to hang but that he\nwlll never go to the gallows.\nDELEGATES AGAINST\nA LONGER NORMAL\nAmerican Textbooks Discussed From the Economic Angle\nNANAIMO. Sept. 33\u2014In the opening\naddress of the British Columbia Trustees' convention here today, Prealdent\nF. V. Hobbs of Saanlch aald thst regardless of lt being endorsed ln thr\nschool survey report, he hoped that\nbefore the convention endorsed the\nproposal of Hon. J. Hlnohllffe. minister of education to extend the high\nschool course from three yean to four\nyean, they would hear the ministers'\nopinions on the surveys proposed\nmethods of financing the proposal.\nGOVERNOR IRf.ES PLANUM!\nThe convention, whleh wtt attended\nby the delgestcs froen all over the\nprovince, was honored by a \u00bblslt from\nLleut.-Oovemor Randolph Bruce, who\nsaid he came In the capacity of a representative of the crown to express\nappreciation for the debt the state\nowed the school workere wbo were\ngiving a great service In the work of\nbuilding up the nation. He urged the\ntrustees to encourage the planting of\ntrees on school grounds and to encourage Arbour day and the conservation of the great forest wealth, which\nwould all have a valuable reflection on\nCanada In the future when the population had considerably expanded.\nA resolution urging that the normal\nschool course be extended to two years\nww defeated. Many ti-ruments were\nadvanced to show that the course\nneeded Improvement.\nAMERICAN TEXTBOOKS\nInspector A. C. Stuart of Vancouver.\nwho represented tbe department of\neducation In the absence ft Minister\nHlnchliffe who Is ln eastern Cannda.\nsaid the question of American text\nbooks was an economic one, as several\nministers In his time had found out.\nThey were sll loyal Britishers and\nCansdltns. but the enormous demand\nfor text books In the United States\nhad attracted the best brains to write\nthem, and as yet Canada had not\nattained thtt position. .\nAward Contract for\nHeating Plant City\nHall at Rossland\nROSBLAKD. B.C, Sept. 33.-C. J.\nMiles of Trail waa awarded the contract for installing the ne.v heating\nplant at the city hall, the council ac\ncepttng his tender of $921 at lta\nmeeting tonight.\nMACDONALD CLEARS\nDESK FOR ABSENCE\nHis Party for American Visit\nIncludes Daughter and\nFive Others\nLONDON, Sept. 23,\u2014Premier Ramsay\nMacDonald la energetically clearing up\nas much pressing business aa possible\nnrtor to his departure fer the United\nStates on Sunday.\nOffldal announcement wob made today thst he and his daughter will be\naccompanied on their American tour\nby Robert G. Van Slttart, who has had\na varied career In the forellgn aervice;\nThomas Jones, deputy secretary of the\ncabinet; R. L. Cralgle, head of the\nAmerican department oi foreign office;\nsnd Miss Rosenberg, personal private\nsecretary of the premier. Lord Arnold.\npersonal friend of Mr. MacDonald, Is\nleaving unofficially wtth the party.\nOn Wednesday Mr. MacDonald Is expected to preside at a long cabinet\ncouncil for full discussion of current\nbusiness, and to make arrangements\nfor matters during his absence.\nOTTAWA CABINET\nTO MEET TODAY;\nTHREEMKSING\nDunning'*, Absence in North\nMay Mean Thornton is\nFixed Up\nBIG BRITISH\nDIRIGIBLES\n^FAILURE\nAre Obsolete Ke.'ore Launched\nClaims Mail; Will Be\nDeficient\nDoukhobors in custody as the result of the arrest of 244\nhere Saturday when they defied the order of provincial police\nto remove their camp before Nelson, were yesterday lessened\nby four. The 208 adults in the jail were approached by Inspector Forbes Cruickshank, of the provincial police, and E. G. Matthew, crown prosecutor, who offered to release any of the prisoners who would promise to go peacefully to their homes and\ncomply with the laws. Two young women and a 19-year old boy\nsaw the error of their ways and made the promise that earned\ntheir release.\nA four-year-old boy among the 36 minors in the custody\nof the Salvation army was released into the charge of his father,\n+ who is a community Doukho-\nIbor, and who came up from\nBrilliant to apply for him, the\n[mother- who is a Son of Freedom, being among those in\njail.\nINFORMATION LAID TODAY\nInformation against the 206\nDoukhobors in the jail will be\nlaid by the provincial police Co-\nday, charging them with obstructing police oftloers in the discharge of their duties.\nIt ls understood that the trials will\nstart tomorrow morning before Stipendiary Magistrate John Cartmel. who\nalso presmed at the nudity trials a few\nweeks ago which resulted In the sentencing of 104 adults to six months in\nOkalla.\nE. O. Matthew, who was assistant\nprosecutor at the nudity trials, haa\nbeen appointed to prosecute the new\ncases.\nONE WISHES TO RE DEPORTED\nAmong the ranks of the prisoners la\none. Vladimir Meier, who has requested\nthat he be deported to Russia. Meier.\nIt has been rumored, was once a captain of cavalry In the Russian army,\nand his connection with the Sons of\nFreedom is not quite clear. His superior intelligence and education la evident, but he wlll make no statement\nregarding his reasons for wanting to\nreturn to Russia.\nWANT TO JOIN PRISONERS\nYesterday Jail officials had several\nvisits from members of the Sons of\nFreedom who wished to be confined to\nfae Jali with their friends. They were,\nhowever, given no satisfaction.\nIn the Jail itself, the monotonous\nchants of tne prisoners were seldom\nstilled except at mealtime, when one\nand all attacked the bounteous supply\nof vegetables with healthy appetites.\nMEDITATORS GREETED WITH DEFIANCE\nWhen Inspector Crulchohanl. and Mr.\nMatthew approached Ihe prisoners and\nmade known their offer, they were\ngreeted In aU cases, eicept the ones .\ncited before, with defiance. When the\ntwo young women made their decision\nto go to their homes, thev were harsh- .\nly reprimanded by the remaining women in the ward.\nOTTAWA, Bfpt. 23. \u2014 Tomorrow's\nmeeting of the cabinet will bring together once again the majority of the\nministers who are now ln Canada. Three,\nabsentees, however, will be Hon. Mr.\nLapolnte, minister of Justice; Ben. C.\nA, Dunning minister of railways and\ncanals, and Hon. Peter Heenan, minister\nof labor.\nHon., Charles Dunning hns gone on\nan Inspection trip of the work done\nIn connection with the Hudson Ray\nrailway and the Pert Churchill terminals. The departure of Mr. Dun-\nnlngs suggests that matters which have\nbeen hanging fire ln his department\nfor some little time are now definitely\nsettled.\nTHORNTON'S CONTRACT\nIt gives support to the well-defined\nrumor that Sir Henry Thornton's contract with the government has been\nrenewed for another three year period. Official anouncement cf the renewal of the arrangements between Sir\nHenry and the government has not yet\nbeen, but it waa intimated recently,\nwhen there were suggestions that Sir\nHenry might go to England, that there\nwaa little poaslblllty of such a move.\nIt ts not Improbable that the new\ncontract carries with it an increase\nin salary. Sir Henry has been in receipt of \u202265,000 a year.\nTWENTY-TWO AIR\nCLUBSJMANADA\nNearly 200 Private Pilots Beside 57 Commercial;\n10,000 Hours\nVANCOUVER, Cept. 33\u2014The death\noccurred here of Mn. Hannah Pattln-\nson, who for more than 43 years prior\nto coming to Vancouver to reside two\nyears ago, was a resident of Winnipeg\nShe was the wife of Broughton Patttn-\nson, wall known building contractor of\nthat dty, and waa in her seventy-ninth\nyear. Burial will be maae ln Winnipeg\non Tuesday.\nCompulsory British\nFilms, New Zealand\nWBLLINOTON, N.S.W.. Sept. 33\u2014A\ngreater proportion of Britiah moving\npicturea will be shown in New Zealand in'the future, according to new\ngovernment regulations. From October\n1 exhibitors will be rinquired to screen\na fixed quota, of British films..\nThe government says It haa been assured ample supplies of both tha talking and silent films from British studios would be available during the\ncoming year.\nBOV KILLED BY HIT-\nAND-RtN MOTORLhT\nLONDON, Sept. 34\u2014The Mall today\nsays that Britain's great new dirigibles\nthe R-100 and the R-101, are failures,\nand from the point of view of learning\nfrom the mthe commercial lessons\noriginally Intended, are practically obsolete .jefoVe they have lert the construction sheds.\nThe newspaper In support of these\nstatements, quoted details given In a\nforthcoming number of ths technical\nJournal, The Engineer. It says that the\nmuch toTIled air monsters, larger than\nthe Oraf Zeppelin, will disappoint taxpayers called upon to pay a bUl of\nabout $10,000,000 for their construe* Ion\nTORONTO. Sept. 23\u2014George Dills,\n18, waa run over and killed here by an\nautomobile. Th* driver did not stop.\nTheir completion Is greatly due,\nbut they ar\" ear ted \u2022\u00a5\u25a0\nlaunched ne*. montb.\nThe Engl- < quot aylng\nthat Uie R U will be un-in-- rend,\ndeficient in peed, arid unv-,* ogiry\nthe 100 p tigers for *.\" -eoom-\nmodattons * \u2022\u25a0 ,: epsred lu I 00 has\nbeen faatc ti an liar i. .er ,p, but,\nit is contended, wit] s*lli M be fast\nenough or powerful enmitli ic regular\nyear rouno flying over north Atlantic\nroutes tr Canuttv where It waa Intended to en-pioy hsr after trial*,\n| TORONTO. Sept. M\u2014Pinht large\nairplane wlll hop olf iday and\n; Tuesda- from various northern put-\nporta, J U proceed d\" tly to the\nI Arctic cm to begin * systematic\nsearch \" - ths pany of right man, in\nreported Dilating In the\nCanar i barren lands Thla announcement sag aade toateht by Norman\nPear-. hose brother, Richard Pearoa,\n\u2022dlkr rf the Northern Miner, la with\n| ths oat Iyer*.\nOTTAWA, Sept. 33.\u2014The rapid Rrowth\nof air mlndedness In Canada ls indicated by the fact that members of\nairplane clubs in Canada have flown\nmore than 10.000 hours during the first\neight and a half months of the\nyear.\nThe Winnipeg club heads the list\nwith well over 1000 hours In the air;\nToronto comes second with about 1000\nhours, and Ottawa third with Just over\nBOO hours.\nOf pllota, 192 new private and 67\ncommercial pilots have graduated from\nthe ranks of the students in the club*.\nIn 1028 the figures at the end of the\nyear showed 111 private pilots and 28\ncommercial.\nThis year there are 22 clubs In actual\noperation, as agalnat IS last year.\nSaskatoon Libs Not\nOpposing Ministers;\nBut Criticise Ways\nS^KATOON. Sept. 23\u2014The Saskatoon Liberal Asoolatton will not put\nforward any candidate to cprrd Mn. I. Blgattln, Cranbrook;\na. Laughler, Sllverton: W. M. Prampton.\nSanca: A. McLaughlin. Vancouver; C.\nMeaulre. Slocan city; P. A. Oo*. Van- camnljell, Nakusp; J. A. Broley. Pernle;\ncouver; A. D. Preshpled. Vanoouver; s. Burn*, Nelton.\nHeated Throughout\n<<5he\nqN*ew Gund\ntit Vernon Street, Nelton, 8.0.\nt tnd oold Water and Tialephont la t\u2014 Boa\nP. In KAPAKB, rn*.\nNEW ORAND \u2014 Walter Johnson.\nWyrlndell; O. E. Hurry, Creston; Oeo.\nA. Petroe. Tran.\nOwing to an error the New Orand\nreststcr for Saturday and Sunday\nwas omitted. It is Included ln thit list.\nNSW GRAND\u2014a. M. McLellan, Ymlr;\nO. A. Petres, Nelton; Captain and Mn.\nA. McLellan, New Westminster; J.\nCossetto. Ainsworth; Mult P. Patterson,\nE. Patereon. Mitt M. Patterson. W.\nKlrby. Slocan City: o. A. Ksndetine.\nWattby; Mra. A. Clark. Sandon: MT.\nend Mre. A. Boyer, Allenby, B. C;\nRuth Nelson, O Poster, W. E. Zlnckey.\nKellogg; P. Stanley, Quamfort, U. S.\nA.; Mrs. A. Lobban, Nelton; A. Beruge,\nWlll W. Point; Mr. and Mrs. A Oartle.\nL. Evans, Cyril Brans, Robert Fair-\nhurst, Bllverton; A. Rettte, L. Christie,\nA. Robb, E. Harris, O. Robb, L. Nollle,\nD. Crawford, Trail; B. O. Tarrys; B B.\nEwlng. Tarrys; D. Kraft, New York;\nO. Swing, Nelson; A. Mansakl, Calgary;\nO. H. MoKee, T. McKee, T. McKee,\nDelhi; Joe Cousins, Klmberley; Mr.\nand Mrs. Weaver and daughter, L.\nMitchell, Oreenwood.\nKootenay Hotel\nCNPEB TO MaWAOBMBNI OF\nWILLIAM .ONES\nOOOD OLBAN BOOMS\nREASONABLE BATES\nPBONB 78 SU VBSHQB ST.\nSee the Want Ad Columns for\nBargains.\nOccidental Hotel\nThe Home of Plenty\nTW Vemon St. Phone MU\nB. W.8S1CK AND O MNATH7K\nFifty Rooms of Solid Comfort\nHeadquarters fnr loggers and MInert\nA. P. LEV1SQDE. Wap.\nHot and Oold Running Water\n^tTUT Healed\nBotary BeadQuarttn\nHotel Arlington\nTrail\nB.C.\nCentrally Located\nffrrr'- Rooms ln Connection\nMadden Hotel\nT. MADDEN, Prop.\nBteam Heated Rooms by the Pay\nWeek or Month\nEvery consideration shown to guesti\nCor. Baker and Ward St*.. Nelson\nMADDEN\u2014Jack Donhardorac, Salmo;\nA. D. Bruce, Neiaon; J. W. Mole. Spokane; B. Hosklns, Sllverton; John McArthur, Sllverton; Peter Poohachoff,\nSllverton; C. Burns, St. Regis, Montana;\nW. A. Jeffreys, St. Regis, Montana; W.\nDevlin.\nThe Standard Cafe\nMO Baker Street, Nelson, B. C\nOPEN DAI AND NIOHT\n11 :M to 2:30 Special Lunch \u00bb\u00ab*\u2022\n9:30 to 8 p. m. tupper 36o\nPHONE 154\nThe Royal Cafe\nCLASSIC RESTAURANT\nBeflnement and Delicacy Prevail\nOPEN DAV AND NIOHT\nSpecial Dinner 11:30 to 2:30 SSc\nSupper 0:30 to t .36c\nWe specialize In Chop Suey and Noodles\nPhone 182\nnOUGLAC\n*f HOTEL W\nRooms with Baths\nB. L. AND A. OROUTAGE, Props.\nSteam Heated\nThroughout\nBot and Cold\nWaUr\nBoi COO Phone 263 Trail, B.C.\nBefore\nYou Buy\nFind the answer to these\nquestions\nWhere Is the\nHighest Quality\nMen's and Bovs'\nWear\nFor the Price Asked\nThe answer is prominently delayed around1 our\nstore.\nCome and See\nMENU\nWEAR\nttchOl\nBOYS\nWEAR\niUCTOURIDeTHEHKIHRiniyDmRCT\nNAKUSP, B. C, Sept. 28\u2014Nakuepe\ntwentieth annual fruit fair waa opened\nby Canon O. Thompson, who with a.\nfew well-chosen words officially de-\nclared the fair open In the absence of\nthe lieutenant governor, R. Randolph\nBruce, who wu to bave officiated but\nwho was unable to attend.\nAnother disappointment of the Pair\ncommittee was the fact that owing to\nao many of the competitor! being\nforced to be absent from their farms\nto fight fire and so had not had the\ntime to get their produce ready for\nthe Fair. However, In spite of theae\nhandicaps the Fair did well and was'\na credit to the town and the district.\nIn the evening a banquet Was held.\nFollowing the banquet a dance waa\nheld.\nThe Judges were: Mrs. Hunter of\nNelson; W. W. Alton, of Victoria; Mr.\nMurray, of Penticton and O. L. Lang-\ndon, of Nelson.\nI'KIZE US! WINNERS\nSECTION A\u2014\nPlate Northern Spy, R. E. Wilson, H.\nW. Herridge.\nPlate Wagner, Thos. Abrlel. R. E. Wilson.\nPlats Rome Beauty, Thos. Abrlel, R\nE. Wilson.\nPlate Gravenstein, H, W. Heridge, J\nH. Stevenson.\nPlate Mcintosh, J. H. Stevenson,\nThomas Adriel.\nPlate Ontario, R. E. Wilson 2nd.\nPlat\u00ab Wealthy, Thomas Abriel, R. I\nWilson.\nPlate Delicious, G. E. Brown, Thomas\nAbriel.\nPlate Winter Bananas. Thomas Abrlel,\nR. E. Wilson.\nPlate Grimes Oolden, H. W. Herridge,\n2nd.\nPlate Vanderpool .Red, Thomas Abrlel,\n2nd.\nBest Collection 6 varieties classes 1\nto 11, T. Abrlel, R. E. Wilson.\nBest Packed Box, Thm. Abriel.\nTray Delicious, Thos. Abrlel.\nTray Winter Banana, Thos Abriel, R.\nE. Wilson.\nTray Northern Spy, R. E. Wilson.\nTray Wagner, Toe. Abrlel, R. E. Wilson.\nTray Rome Beauty, Thos. Abrlel.\nTray Gravenstein, R. E. Wilson 2nd.\nTray Wealthy, Thos. Abriel, R. E.\nWilson.\nTray Mcintosh, Thos. Abriel.\nSpecial Pyramid, Thos. Abriel R. E.\nWilson.\nBartlett, J. H. Stevenson, R, E. Wilson.\nBuerre d'AnJou, J. H. Stevenson, R.\nE. Wilson.\nAny Other Variety, J. H. Stevenson,\n2nd.\nPacked Box Pears, W. H. Herridge, R.\nE. Wilson.\nPondB Seedling, J. H. Stevenson.\nGreengage, J. H. Stevenson.\nDamson, Thos. Abriel.\nYellow Egg, Thos, Abriel, 2nd.\nItalian Prune, Mrs. K, Jensen, 'ihos.\nAbrlel.\nAny Other Variety, J. H. Stevenson,\nThos. Abrlel.\nPacked Box Plums, H. W. Harrldge, R\nE. Wilson.\nGrapes Green, B. Parkinson. 2nd.\nGrapes Blue, B. Par&hson, Thos.\nAbriel.\nHyslop, R. E. Wilson, Thas. Abriel.\nAny Other Variety, Thos. Abrlel, H.\nW. Herridge. ,\nBest Packed Bo* by child, Dnn Wilson, Roy Wilson.\nBest Display, Thos. Abriel, R. E. Wilson.\nBest Collection varieties not ln\nclasses 1 to 11, J. H. Stevenson, H.\nW. Herridge.\nSECTION C\u2014\nPotatoes, early, Mtss Hamer, 2nd.\nPotatoes, late, Mrs. Balrd, B, Parkinson.\nTurnips, MrB. K. Jansen, 2nd.\nCarrots, Mra. K. Jansen, Mrs. G.\nHorsley.\nParsnips, Mrs. Jansen, Miss Hamer.\nCabbage, winter. Mrs. K- Jansen,\nCabbage, red, Mrs. K. Jansen.\nMiss R. Hamer.\nOnions, any variety, B. Parkinson,\nMiss R. Hamer.\nOnions, pickling, MrB. K. Jansen,\nMiss R. Hamer.\nBeans, shelled, Miss R. Hamer, Mrs.\nK. Jansen.\nCorn, 6 ears, sweet, Mrs. K. Jansen,\nMiss R. Hamer.\nBeets, globe, H. W. Herridge, Mrs.\nK. Jansen.\nCelery, Mrs. K. Jansen. 2nd,\nVegetable Marrow, H. W. Herridge,\nMTs. K Jansen\nTomatoes, ripe, B \"Parkinson, G. E.\nBrown.\nCucumbers, garden, Mrs. K. Jansen,\nMiss R* Hamer.\nCitron, ripe, Mrs. K. Jansen.\nPeppers, green and red, Mrs. K. Jan-\nKale, table, Mrs. Jansen, B. Parkinson.\nCollection Herbs, Mrs. Jansen.\nSquash, Hubbard, H. W. Herridge,\nMrs, Stevenson.\nSpecial ranch display, Mre. K. Jansen, Mrs. R. E. Wilson.\nPotatoes, 100 pounds, B. Parkinson.\nSECTION D\u2014\nCorn in silage, Mrs. C. Ehl, 2nd.\nCorn, field, Mrs. C. Ehl.\nTurhips, owede, H. W. Herridge, Mrs.\nC. Ehl.\nSugar Beets, E. R. Wilson, Miss R.\nHamer.\nMangle Wurtzle, Mra. C. Ehl, R. E.\nWilson.\nField Carrots, H. W. Herridge, 2nd.\nSECTION B\u2014\nDairy Butter, Mrs. Origg. R. E. Wilson, Ka. Campbell.\nDairy Butter, seven days old, Un,'.\nOrlgg, R. E. Wilson, Mrs. Campbell.\nHoney, extracted, Mrs. K. Jansen.\nDressed Poultry, Miss R. Hamer.\nHens Eggs, \u25a0 white, Mrs. Stevenson,\nT. How.\nBest Dairy Cow, a. Parkinson, 2nd.\nMrs. Balrd 3rd,\nBest Heifer, 2 years, T. How, B.\nParkinson, Mrs. Herridge.\n.Best Heifer, 1 year, Mrs, Balrd, B.\nParkinson, R. E. Wilson.\nBest Calf, under 8 months, B. Pack-,\ninson, T. How, Roy Wilson.\nBest Ayrshire Cow, 8. Parkinson, 2nd.\nBeat Jersey, B. Parkinson, 2nd.\nBest Holsteln, B. Parkinson. 2nd.\nBest Oalf, over 6 months, B. Parkinson 2nd, Mrs. Balrd 3rd.\nBest animal In show, -H. Parkinson, (\nSECTION G\u2014\nBread, white, Mrs. 'Rushton, Mrs;\nHerridge.\nBread, tjrown. Mrs Rushton, Mrs.\nMayoh.\n.Bread, buns, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs..\nKershaw.\nShortbread, Mre. Mayoh find.\nChocolate Cake, Mra. Hiltz. Mrs, P.*\nMayoh.\nLayer Cake, Mrs. Harley. Mrs. Balrd.\nChristmas Cake, Mra. Mayoh, Mrs.\nRushton.\nDoughnuts, Miss Hamer. Miss Mary\nKershaw.\nCollection of Cookies, Mrs. Hiltz, Mre,\nKershaw.\nCollection Small Oakes. Mrs. Hlltz,\nMra. Mayoh.\nOandy, 5 varieties, Mrs. B. Harley,\nMiss Mary Kershaw.\nBaking Powder Biscuits, for girls,\nMiss Balderston.\nLayer Cake, for girls, Amy Kershaw,\nMtss Klinglngsnlth, Miss Balderston.\nBlue Ribbon Special, Miss N. Johnson, Lilly Horrey, Amy Kershaw.\nOur Best, whtte bread, Mrs. Ion.\nOur Best, brown bread, Mra. Meaklns\nSpecial collection pfes, Mrs. Kershaw,\nMrs. Horsley.\nSECTION I\u2014\nCollection of stone fruits, Mrs. Howarth, Mrs. Horsley.\nCollection of any other variety, Mrs.\nHilt?., Mrs. Horeeley.\nJar Sweet Pickles, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs.\nK. Jansen.\nCollection Pickles, Mrs. Hlltz.\nCollection Canned Vegetables, Mrs\nHoreeley, Mrs. Dolman.\nOrange Marmalade, Mrs. Mayoh.\nLemon Cheese Curu, Mrs. Dolman,\nMrs. Mayoh.\nCollection Chrystalllzed i?*rult, Mre,\nKershaw, 2nd.\nMalkins Best Layer Cake, Mrs. Mayoh,\nMrs. Hiltz.\nHand Made Quilt, Mrs. Olson. Miss\nFreda Brown.\nCenterpiece, Mrs. Maxwell. Miss Ham\ner.\nLuncheon .Set, Miss R. E. Funcke,\nMrs. W. Mftxweu.\nPiece of Cutwork, Miss R. E. Funcke,\nMiss Mildred White.\nPair of Pillow Slips, crochet ends\nMtss Mildred White, i.irs. Olson.\nPair of Pillow Slips, embroidered\nends, Miss R. Hamer, Mrs. Maxwell.\nLibrary Scarf, Miss R. Hamer, Mrs.\nMaxwell.\nFancy Sweater: Mrs. Dolman.\nSix o'clock Tea Cloth, Mrt. Sathere,\nMiss Hamer.\nSofa Cushion, Mra. Maxwell, Mre.\nOlson.\nFancy Towels, Miss R. E. Funcke,\nMiss R. Hamer.\nBuf.'et 3et, Mra. Baird, Mrs. H. Thur-\ngood.\nFancy Apron, Mrs. G. E. Brown, IWiss\nHamer.\nBest Article from Old Garment, Mre.\nDolman, Mrs, Decker.\nBest Article from 100 pound flour\nRack, Miss Freda Brown, Mra. Olson. >\u25a0\nCollection Six Hand Made Dollies,\nMiss R. Hamer, Mrs. Ion.\nOther than Mentioned, Miss R. E.\nFuncke. Mrs. Sundstrom.\nHand Made Rug, Mra. W. D, Coates,\nMrs. Parent.\nHardanger Work, Mra. Sathere.\nSECTION J\u2014\nCollection Annuais, Miss R. Hamer,\nB. Parkinson.\nCollection Asters, Miss N. Johnson,\nMrs. B. Harley.\nCollection Nasturtiums, Mre. Maxwell.\nCollection Dahlias. B. Parkinson,\nMiss N. Johnson.\nCollection Gladiolus, Mrs. K. Jansen,\nB. Parkinson.\nCollection Pansles, B, Parkinson.\nMrs. K. Jensen.\nCollection of Phlox, Mre, Jansen,\nCollection Roses, Mrs. Herridge, Miss\nR. Hamer.\nCollection Sweetpear. Mrs. Jansen,\nMrs. Stevenson.\nCollection. Salplglossis, Mrs. Jansen.\nCollection Cosmos, B. Parkinson.\nBasket Cut Flowers, Mrs. Jansen.\nTable Boquet, B. Parkinson, Mrs.\nHerridge.\nDinner Table Decorations, B. Parkin-\n.son, Miss R. Hamer.\nCorsage Boquet, Mrs. K. Jansen, Miss\nHamer.\nAsparagus Fern, Mrs. Thurgood.\nFern, unnamed, B. Parkinson.\nAspedlstra, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs.. Thurgood.\nKaslo Notes\nKASLO. B. C . Sept. S3\u2014Mtss Hauel\nFuller has left for the east, -vhere she\nwill finish her course in arts at Dal-\nhouale University.\nW. H. Burgess, who has spent the\npast fewdays in Kaslo and the district, left Thursday for his home In'\nVsneouver.\nGovernment agent Ronald Hewat is\nenjoying a few weeks holiday.\nDan McLeod. who his been a patient ln the Victorian hospital, was able\nto return to his home in Ainsworth\nti.is week.\nMrs. Oliver Harris had as her guest\nMrs. J. 3. HlnQks of Howser\nMrs. Kenneth Tatlow and daughter,\nwho had oeeh the guests of Major\nand Mre. Stubbs for the past Jew\nweeks, have left for thrtr home In:\nVancouver. They were accompanied by\nMrs. Tatlow's mother, Mrs. Stubbs;\nwho will visit at the coast for tome\nweeks.\nMrs. P. T. Abey hns left to spend\na few daya with her husband at Nakuap.\ni S. A. Hunter, H. D. Dawson, Ronald\nHewat, W. H. Dunn, W. L. Bi'Ungs,\nE. J, Hacking. Dr. D. .1. Barclay and\nTom Horner motored to New Denver\nfor a Masonic meeting.\nMr. and Mrs. Joe Reuter and\ndaughter Miss Alice Reuter have left\nfor their home in Pontiac. Mich., after\nhaving been the guests cf Mr. and Mrs.\n8 J. Reuter and Mrs. William White\nfor the past few weeks. They will\nbreak their Journey at Spokane and\nChicago enroute home. Mrs. White,\nMr. Reuter's sister, accompni.led them,\nand will\" apend the winter visiting\nfriends ln Michigan points, and also ln\nEastern Canada.\nMr. and Mrs. A. B. B. Stanley of\nTrail are holidaying in Kaslo and vicinity.\nMr. and Mrs. M. S. DnMcs have returned from a short visit with friends\nin Nelson.\nKASLO, B. C, Sept. 23.\u2014H, D. Daw<\nson was a Nelson visitor\nMiss Josephine Whitehouse who has\nbeen on the Victoria Syndicate office\nstaff for the .mat year, has left for\nNelson en route to Vancouver where\nahe win Join the office staff of th\ncompany\nMra James Anderaon wm a ITelac\nvisitor\nMiss Phyllis McQueen haa left\nPullman, Wash., where ah* win tal\na journalistic course at the Washing\nState college.\nThomaa Armstrong of Slocan waa\nvisitor in town tbe -latter part et\nweek.\nMr. and Mrs. Walter Tattrie of I\ndon were Kaalo visltota.\nMr. and Mrs W L Zelgler qf .\nkane arrived in the ctty\nMrs. Ann Carney Is visiting In ]\ndel, the gueat of ber son and daugl\nter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Carney\nIsaac Goodwin of Salmo ls spaodlr\na few days In town\nMr. and. Mrs Jack Cadden haw I\ntheir #uestB the Misses Bourne i\nVancouver. The young ladle*' ai\nneices of Mrs. Cadden.\nH V. Dawson of Kelowna (pent\nday in the city\nRev J. Herdman of New Denver wi\na visitor ln town early ln the week.\nW. W. Shoffner, W. K. Buulter an\nJoe Bunker arrived In the city fro\nBuena, Wash., and ha-ve gone up t\ntbe Marsh mines oo the south fork\nKaslo river.\nMiss Ethel Marshall has returned t\nher home In Sllverton after havli\nbeen the guest of Miss Marjorle Ca\nden.\nMrs. R. L. Tinknese, Mrs. W. L Bl\nlings and Mrs Jack Patterson hai\nloft on a motor trip to Spokane\nJohn McLean of Sandon was a vl\nltor in the olty.\nW. Drewer of Nelson waa a visitor\nKaslo.\nMr. and Mrs. S. A. McLennan\nNew Westminster arrived ln Kaslo.\nB. H Balderstone of Nakusp was\nViator in Kaslo\nMrs. H. W. Power and Mrs. Bush\nSpokane have\u00bbleft for their hom\nalter having been the guests of li\nand Mra._.J. W. Power and Mr. ai\nMra. A W Anderson for the past ft\ndays Miss Katherlne Power motor.\nin from Spokane to meet her moth*\nthe whole party returning to Spokai\nby motor.\nWilliam Robb, Pat Keogan and\nT. Hartln have left (or the Jacksc\nBasin where \u25a0 they will dismantle\nmill..\nKimberley Lady Is\nHonored, Birthday\nKIMBERLEY, B. C, Sept. 23.\u2014A\nsurprise party arrived at the home of\nMrs. McLeod to honor her mother, Mrs.\nBell on the occasion of her birthday.\nThe party consisted maly of the Ulted\nchurch Ladies' Aid members and a\npleasant time was apent ln games and\nmusic.\nAfter the presentation to Mre. BeU\nof a well-filled purse, a dainty lunch\nwas served by the executive, the chief\nfeature of which was a lovely birthday cake which adorned the centre\nCollection _gralns and greases, Mrs. table. All joined ln wishing Mrs. Bell\nmany happy returns of the day.\nSouthern Pacific\nI.J. HENDRY, Canadian Gcn'l .Agent\n& Gt*nvilicStr^VancOuvcr,\u00bb.C\nKimberley Gyros,\nCranbrook Rotary,\nH*ve Joint Mee\nCRANBROOK, B. C.,- \"Sept.' 23.\u2014,\njoint meeting of the Kimberley Q\u00bbg\nuid the Cranbrook Rotarians was Ml\nin the Y.M.C.A. Wednesday evening .\nHits week, it being a special banqm\nwas enjoyed by all.\ni lie program of the evening wa\napt r.ui by an address of welcome b\nJ. l\\,l':iuk. pres\\de\"nt of th* Cranbioo\ntutarlans, followed hy a ne*t reply b\nrresident L. Crowe of' the KJiuberle\nCUiroe. The feature of the eyeoU)\nArea un excellent talk ,along servx\nlint* Uy M. -Edmunds of Klmberlaj\nTho various speeches were lnterspenfi\n.with solos by Miss Kilpatrick. 8. Msf\non uud David Morgan of thla Qlt:\n\u25a0-\". Edwards acted as accompanist ft\n'the singers.\nA cordial invitation for a retw\nJoint meeting was extended by ^i\n-.resident, of the Kimberley visitor1\ntclub.\nTORONTO, Sept. W*\u2014A crumblln\nOttawa defense allowed -Balmy *Be*\u00ab'\nto roll up two laat-quarter Vouchdoiw\nand score an Impressive 13 .to l victor\nat. varsity stadium here ln an eeheU\ntlon rugbji game that marked' tla\nopening of >Uu was season, i \u25a0\u25a0\n THE NELSON DAILY NEWS TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24,1929\n\" i . \u2022 '\nRally at Trail;\nBear of Missions\nJL, B c, Sept. 23\u2014Oongrega-\noi* EMI United and But Trail\n\u25a0ches gathered at rally day ser-\n\u25a0 at Knox eburch Bunday.\nJpfto sendees ^wre ln chaise of J. B.\nftsmpson. assistant superintendent of\n\u25a0uiy school\nffikv Mr. Osbouroi? of Spokane, who\n\u2022to-red 20 yeara ln the Congo as mls-\natonary, told of Mission wort, ln Africa\nThe Junior choir rendered an anthem.\n10ss Jessie Anderson singing the solo.\n. 3h the evening Bev. B. L. Oaten\nWtducted the services giving the third\nmt his series of lectures on misused\n\u2022jtrtptures. This time he chose the\nmsMge, \"The same yeeterday, today\ng&4 forever.\"\n1. W. Hall Is Conductor\nTrail Musical Society\n\u2022TIHAIL, B. 0, Sept. 23\u2014Recently\n\u2022Meted officers of the Trail Musical\navKtety are :E. W. Hall, musical director,; T. Metus, president; sir. Owee-\nntUe. vice president; D. Lank, secre-\n[-treosurer; Kit Wilson, librarian;\n\u25a0 Oruntlett, Miss McLeon, Mrs. S.\ndaker. C. Johnson, executive.\nI\nMUS:\n11 Kuaran-\nPtee. ln\n\u2022writing, to\ncure your piles or refund\nthe fee. Nurse ln attendance for women. Write for\nfree booklet. Prank Rose,\nU. D.. reetal snceiallst. 404\n\u2014_ Zlegler Building, Howard\nRiverside, Spokane.\nF. W. WEAVER IS\nTRAIL, B. C, Sept. 23\u2014P. W. Weaver, who had been lu charge of the\nSast TraU 'Anglican mission and otter\nchurches ln this parish, and who is\nto return to Vancouver shortly to take\nhis final year in theological college,\nwas -honored last night by the Churchmen's club of St. Andrew's Anglican\nchurch.\nTwo New Members\nCranbrook Elks\nCRANBROOK, B. 0.. Sept 23.\u2014Two\nnew members were initiated into the\nElks at a meeting of the order. They\nwere N. A- Wallenger of this city and,\nj. McMmn of Port Steele.\nReports from the committee co-op--\neratlng with the Conklin and Garrett\nShows which were ln the city recently\nunder the auspices of the Blks. were\nheard, the financial result* from the\nventure being better than expected.\nMission Band Is\nFormed, Kftnberley\nKIMBERLEY, B. C..'Sept. 23.\u2014Nineteen little girls met at the home of\nMiss Oarden, Chapman Camp, and organized a Mission Band. The officers\nelec tea: were: president, Kathleen Buck-\nham; secretary, Thelma Ashdown;\ntreasurer, Pegy Ealden.\n[F\u00a3RWE i 6- D. E.\nHAS NEARLY $600\nThis Balance is Shown at the\nMeeting; Nine New Adult j\nForeigners, Report\n.\u25a0ERNIE, B.C., Bept. 33.\u2014At a meet-j\ning of Uie IO. Pernle Chapter I.O.D.s;\nlt was found that the order had nlmbai\nWOO ln the bank, of which \u00bb15 wai\ntbe prize won by the I.O.D.E. float oa\nDominion Day. Sum of 926 was the\nrebate from Mrs. Tate's expenses , tit\nthe ooaat, which proved to cost onli\n\u00bb75 Instead of the- \u2022100 allowed. Alexin*}\ndera Rose Day had realised $211 for the\norder all of which, le \"enr-marked\" fo*\nhospital use. Over *100 had been the]\nproceeds from the Players' club pre-*\nforma nee.\ntbe report ef the Immigration com*?\nmittee read by Mrs. O. O. Moffat,\n\u25a0showed foreigners to the extent ol\nnjne adults and 16 children had settled\nln Pernle since laat meeting. Two. of\nthe adults were unmarried aod were 14\ndomestic service. The married ImmW\ngrants were all comfortably settled. ;\nA letter was read from Queen Aiex-\nandera Solorlum acknowledging receipt\nof some bags ahd wool sent them.\nThese were left over war supplies.\nA Tajak-m. \u2022 Mighty\nFine Bererafe!\nThs followbif quotation from an uu-ol-\nieitod tMtimoniil bean witocM to tb#\nremarkable bealtb-builtlinf properties of\nDr. Watson's Tonio Stout and Ala.\nwai Hi\n*1 hav* (rW Dr. WatMnV\nT*Uc Al* .ifi fed 11 tlw 1mm\ntonic I hancTcr taken. Pleate\n\u2022end me four pac lug\u2122 ot Tonic\nAU and four \u00bbScltM\u2014 of\nStaae.\"\nA 75o paokam makia 3 nitons of this\ndebekma, healthful and refreehuw beverage. 8iacajg|7 Dr. Wataon b Tonic iStmit\nand av^^-mt been popular in J&cknd.\nSold by 6 !\nA MacDonald & Co. Idtd.\nNelson. B C.\nM. Allen **z Co.. Limited\n, T\" m'nai Bide Toronto. Ont\nProcter Notes\nPROCTER, B.C., Sept. 23.\u2014E. H.\nErickson of Cranbrook arrived at\nProcter.\nA. P. MacNaughton of Kootenay Bay\nspent a day In Procter.\n, C. H. Robinson of Nelson spent a day\n' in Procter.\nMrs. R. Walton of Procter spent a day\nIn Nelson.\nMisses Hilda and Uly Hetghton of\nProcter spent al day in Nelson.\nG. Clayton Mulrhead of Procter\nspent a day la Neleon.\nRobert and Jtromp Helghton of Procter spent \u00bb day in Nelson.\nMre. O. Kinney and children Betty\nand Bliss returned to their home in\nProcter after spending the past few\nweek in northern Alebrta.\nMrs. H. Schulze spent a day in\nNelson,\nMrs. D. Htslip of Kaslo spent a day\nln Procter.\nMisses Esther and Peggy Schulze of\nProcter spent Priday in Nelson,\n(OW THIS ARTISTS' MODEL\nKEEPS FIT AND PRETTY\nSays \"Thank you,\nKruschen, for my\nclear, bright eyes\"\n\u2022She it a busy mother\u2014with all the work\n-\u00bbnd worry and responsibility of four\nyoungsters\u2014but her clear, bright eyes\nmod fresh, girlish complexion make her\ntti constant demand as a model. How\nla it possible T Her letter explains.\nShe simply trusts her health in Kruschen '\u2022 hands. Kruschen keeps her\nyoung and At. That's the secret of tlie\nwhole matter.\n*l I am a mother of four children, and\nalthough I am kept busy I always feel\nfit People ask me why I keep so young\nand why my complexion is so fresh.\nI tell them all to try Kruschen Salts.\nI am a model also for many advertising\nArms, and thank Kruschen for my\nclear, bright eyes.\"\nDon't be content to envy her. Follow\nher example. Kruschen will keep you\nyoung just as it keeps her. Thc little\ndaily dose keeps you young inside;\nyou wake up every morning as fresh and\ntit as a schoolgirl, and before the first\nmonth is out the wonderful difference is\nwritten in your complexion and your\neyes. Thousands are proving this daily.\nWhy shouldn't you ?\nIt is sometimes suggested that single\nsalts, like Epsom and Glauber are Uie\nsame as Kruschen Salts. This is not so.\nNo single salt can do what the six\nsalts in Kruschen do. No single salt is\nas purr as Kruschen is. The standard nf\npurity in Kruschen Salts is much higher\nthan the high official standard laid down\nby the British Pharmacopoeia. To\nmaintain this extraordinarily high\nstandard* every single batch of the six\nmineral salts used in Kruschen is tested\nwith exacting care by a staff of four\nexpert chemists who spend their whole\ntime on this work. They are guided by\na further chemist of international\nreputation who ia retained in an\nadvisory capacity. In this way,\nKruschen sets thc world's standard for\npurity for medicinal salines.\nEruKhen Salts la obtainable at all Dnu Stores\nat 4i,c. and 75c. per bottle, and is maouftctiin-d\nby K. Urtffithfl Hiightu, Ltd., Mancbtater, Eng.\n(Kutablished J756). importers: McUlUivray\nBros., Ltd., Toronto.\nEXCURSION RATES\nEAST WEST\nToronto 1116.90 Vancouver _ J32.90\nOttawa 129.60 Victoria 37.30\nMontreal 134.10 Seattle 41.75\nSt. John 152.20 Also circular tours at\nSt. Paul 75.60 attractive rates to Pacific\nChicago . 90.30 Coast and Canadian\nNew York 151.70 Rockies.\nOn Sale Daily Till Sept. 30\nReturn Limit Oct. 31\nAsk for rates from and to any point East or West\nDetails from any agent, or write\nJ. S. CARTER, D.P.A., Nelson, B. C,\nWomen's Institute\nEntertains, Bridge\nSOUTH SLOOAH, B. C, Sept. 23.\u2014il\nThe Bonnlngton and South Slooan,\nWomen's Institute entertained' at a,\nbridge at the heme of Mrs. O. W.\nHumphey. Summerhlll. Top scores were\nwon by Miss M. Thompson, and W. W.\nBell, both of Nelson, while the consol\nlattons went to Mrs. B. Oreyson and\nP. O. Bird,\nMrs. W. J. Qulndle and Mrs. P. O.\nBird had chaise of the bridge arrangements. Mra. I. Watts. Mrs. W. A. Mac-\nCabe, Mrs. W. T. Jones, Mrs. E Anderson consisted a committee for the refreshments which were served on smalt\ntables after the bsldge '\nAmong those present were: Mr. and\nMrs. A. Wllley, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.\nBell, Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Bird, Mr and\nrMs W. J. Qlndle, Mr. and Mrs. O. W.\nHumphry, Mr and Mrs. E. Watts. Mrs.\nW. A, MsvoCabe, Mrs. R. Oreyson, Mrs.\nJ. A. Robinson of Blewitt. Mrs. W T\nJones, Mrs R. MacDonald, Mrs. E.\nAndersen, Mrs. H. H. Pitts, Mrs. O. B.\nMatthews, Mrs. M. Thompson of Nelson, Mlas Ottllle Olsen of Blewitt, Mlse\nE. Ooodenough of Crescent Valley, Mrs.\nJ. Murray, Mrs. B. K. Wallace of Tarrys,\nMrs. W. Whltely. E. MacNcil. E. Keech,\nA. MacDonald, lA. Bell.\nTrail News of the Day\nTRAIL, B.C., Sept. 23\u2014G. F Reimann\nwas a Nelson visitor Sunday.\n\u2022 \u2666 \u2022\nW. A. Bustin visited friends ln Nelson yesterday.\n\u2022 * \u2022\n0. W. McLeary spent yesterday visiting Nelson friends.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nA. Laurlente and J* Tonelll were\nSunday visitors to Nelson.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nW- R. Thomas of Nelson was\nvisitor to Trail Baturday.\n\u2022 * *\nMr. and Mrs. Walter Douglas returned yesterday from a motor trip to*\nPenticton.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nMrs. A. Nollle and son Charles and\nparty motored to Nelson yesterday,\nreturning to Trail this morning.\nSSS\nMrs. Duncan- of Waneta Is visiting\nfriends in Trait this week,\ns \u2022 s\nR. A. Powler and Robert Sanderson\nof Nakusp were Saturday visitors to\nTrail.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. W. R. Thompson ant)\nchild of Nelson were visitors to Trail\nyesterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 t\nMrs. A, A. McDmwld and daughter\nof Vancouver arrived In Trail Saturday to mnke their home. Mrs. Mr-\nDonald ts the wife of Fire Chief A\nA. McDonald.\n\u2022 \u00ab \u2022\nJ, L. Miller of Nlatrnra Falls Ip\nspending a few days in Trail en routf\nto the coast.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. Rav Tonics and so-*\nPaddy of Rossland visited in Trail\nSaturday evening.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\n1. Black and D. Prler of Lontlrn\nEngland, arrived In Trail Saturday\nThey expect to make tliclr home\nhsre.\n\u00ab \u2022 \u2022\nMiss Mildred Hobson entertained n\nnumber of friends Sunday evening\nthe event- being her fifteenth birthday.\n\u2022 * \u2022\nMavor R. D, Barnes of Nelson ami\nD. Clemis manager of the Ellison\nMilling Ct. Ltd.. at Lethbridge. were\nvisitors to Trail yesterday.\nCalifornia Sportsmen\nHunt in East Kootenay\nCRANBROOK, B. C, Sept- 23\u2014Led\nby Elmore Staples, Charles Stevens\nToby Adrian and a Windermere guide,\nthree California sportsmen, Raymond\nP. Low, Dempster McKee, San Diego,\nCalifornia, and W. O. Kolloch of Los\nAngeles, have left for a shoot of several weeks on mountains sheep, ?oats.\nbear, elk and deer in the Rockies.\nThe party will visit upper Sheep creek,\nCoyote creek. Elk creek and the Top of\nthe World during the course of their\nhunt.\nA nadvance party which recently visited hunting grounds ln the Rockies to\narrange the Itinerary, reported upper\nBull River swept by forest fires. Large\nareas of good mule deer ground have\nbeen devastated, they said.\nRossland -Council\n\u2022Receiver Request\nfor a Donation\nIWBSLlUtt), BX3.. Sept. ..\u2014A request\nfor a donation from ths Clitlatin's\ntbe finance caxfunfttee by tne ^^\nAid socleto, Vancouver, was referred to\ncouncil tonight\nMbyor W. A. Turner presided, the\nothers present being Aldermen A. \u00bb.\nWlta, Ole taring. James Benson, John\nwllmont, Robert W. Pox, Clin clerk\nJ. A. MoLeod, Chief of Police B T\nBattles, or by resistance to lawful authority, as in\nthe case of these sympathizers\nwith the nude paraders, the\nchallenge must be met, fully\nand frankly and as unerringly\nand inevitably as it would be in\nthe case of any other individuals.\nAnd it must be met, as often\nas it is offered, even if a long\nSJijai ltify uf\nbrora\nBy Jot. W. Barton, M.D,\n\"There ain't nothlu' makes me madder than lufferln' ln silence an' bavin' Pa let on he don't notice lt\nuntil I have to tell him.\"\nhers that was worse.\"\nLighter Side\nWe are a charitable people, and\nan official's shortage of $50,000 doesn't\ntrouble ua lf It's JuSt a result of incompetence.\nTHE SECRET OP HAPPINESS? NEVER READ ANY AUTOMOBILE AD6\nEXCEPT THE ONES THAT DESCRIBE\nTHE SUPERIOR CAR YOU HAVE.\nThink how our hearts would bleed\nfor poor, tricked men frisked of alimony If they lived ln Armenia.\nYet the chap who pleads for light\nwine is the same one-time doughboy\nwho cussed lt because lt made him\nbilious.\nThe announcement that all killers\nare thin won't surprise those1 who\nhave tried the 18-day diet.\nA HE-MAN\n'A he-man ls one who dies early becauae a little germ or a Uttle exposure\ncan't scare a guy like him.\"\nThe above waa In a humorous column\nentitled \"Isnt lt the Truth?\"\nAnd aa a matter of fact many of\nour most powerful men physically have\ndone Just that very foolish thing of\nreeling that a germ or exposure to extremes of weather oould not affect\nstrong men like themselves.\nWhen the body ls extremely tired\nand the weather la damp and hot, or,\ndamp and cold, then organisms already\nIn the body, or whleh get into the\nbody from the outside, begin to give\nI trouble.\nI Now lt ls n tremendous advantage\n| to have a good strong body at this\ntime as lt enables you to give the organisms a real battle.\nHowever, the one organ that decides\nwhether or not the battle is to be won\nIs your heart.\nIf it has plenty of reserve then you\nwlU likely fight off the trouble.\nDuring the Flu epidemic lt was duly\nstated that this ailment attacked the\nstrong and vigorous In a more deadly\nmanner than lt did those that were\nof poor physique; and that was why so\nmany strong Individuals died.\nNow why did so many of these strong\nyoung men die?\nSometimes for the reason stated\nabove that they were not going to let\n\"a Uttle germ scare guys like them,\"\nand sometimes they went about on\ntheir feet for one, two, and even\nthree days before they finally gave ln\nand went, or were put, to bed.\nWhy did so many of them die?\nBecause they used up the heart \"reserve\" and to make matters worse,\nkept ualng the heart to keep them\naround on their feet when the heart\nneeded every bit of its strength to fight\nthe invading organisms.\nBecause, as stated above, the heart\ndoes about five times as much work\nwhen you are walking about on your\nfeet as lt does when you are lying\nquietly ln bed.\nYou can readily see then, that an individual who ls not very strong and has\nto go to bed sooner than the stronger\none, haa often a better chance than\nthe he-man who refuses to go to bed.\nDon't be foolish and fight off an Illness with your strong will. Oet right\nto bed and give your heart Its beat\nchance to fight for you. It's the heart\nthat has to do the fighting.\nTwenty Years Ago\n(Prom The Dally News, Bept. 34, 1909)\nO. W. Humphrey has opened a grocery store ln tbe premises aljolnlng\nJ. O. patenaude formerly occupied by\nKnowler and Macawley,\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nThe secretary of tbe Nelson branch\nof the Canadian club received a wire\nyeaterday from Martin Burrell, M. P.,\nof Orand Forks, stating that he\nwould be lif Nelson on October 1 to\nattend the luncheon to be given ln\nhonor of Earl Gray.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nThe prise given by D. Fraser at the\nKootenay Lake Fruit fair held last\nweek at Kaslo for .the largest agrega-\ntlon of prises In the plate ezhlblts\nof fruit was won by J. T. Bealby of\nthis city.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nJ. E. McAllister of Oreenwood, manager of the British Copper company is\nin Nelson.\nEfficient\nHousekeeping\nBy LAURA A. KIRKMAN\nA scientist is a man who finds\n(-.ometb.ns resembling a footprint\nou a burled stone and reconstructs the primitive man who\nwas chasing the animal that made\nlt.\nAt last they have found tbe right\nargument to Influence girls. If they\nsmoke much, they lose the ability to\ntalk much.\nTo him that hath shall be given.\nThose who need air and sunshine\nleast are tRe ones with sense enough\nto use them most.\nMODERNISM: GETTING STUNG 40\nTIMES IN THE EFFORT TO OET\nRICH EASILY; BITING JUST AS\nEAGERLY WHEN SOMEBODY OFFERS\nYOU SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.\nDon't blame the scholl teacher tor\neverything. It isn't her blood that\nmakes your kid stupid.\nDon't blame the school teacher for\ngreatest men hated algebra and could\nnot spell for sauOtis.\nNEW DISHES THIS WEEK\nTOMORROW'S MENU\nBreakfast\nMelon\nRice Cakes\nBroiled Slice of Ham\n:offe Cake\nCoffee\nLuncheon\ni Celery\nEgg Salad\nBran Muffins\nJelly\nCookies\nCocoa\nDinner\nCold Sliced Meat with\nAspic Cubes\nPotatoes\nPeas\nSliced Tomatoes\nCottage Pudding\nCoffee\n^#i;\nThirty Years Ago\n(From The Dally Miner, Sept. 24, 1899)\nWith a large force of men pushing\nwork on the construction of the\nstreet car line on Baker street and\nmany magnificent new buildings under construction. Nelson is assuming\na metropolitan appearance.\n\u2022 * \u2022\nOn October 1 the Nelson Telephone\noffice wlll Inaugurate an all night\nservice.\n\u2022 * \u2022\nWork on the new wing of the Kootenay Lake General hospital Is progressing rapidly and lt will only be a short\ntime until the new section wlll be\nready for occupancy.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nPointing to the fact that there are\nonly 14 cases ln the Kootenay Lake\nGeneral hospital at present, health\nauthorities claim for Nelson a healthy\nreputation. Half this number are\ntyphoid cases, two of which were\nbrought ln from outside.\ntea\nExcavation for the new block on\nBaker street for Dr. Hall commenced\nyesterday and work will be pushed ln\nan effort to complete construction In\nas short time as possible.\n=4\nAspic Cubes: Heat ' one pint of\ncanned consomme soup, and to lt add\none teaspoon of vinegar and one table\nspoon of granulated gelatine, previously soaked for several mlnutea\nIn one-half cup of cold water. When\ngelatine ls dissolved, add two bouillon\ncubes and one teaspoon of mixed\nwhole pickling spices tied In a small\nbag (whole cloves, broken stick cinnamon, allspice berries, a bit of bay\nleaf, etcetera) and let boll several\nminutes before turning Into a shallow\npan. When firm,'cut ln small squares\nand serve with cold sliced meat of\nany sort\u2014ham, beef, lamb or even\nchicken. (The bag of spices is, of\ncourse, discarded after the cooking\nperiod.)\n- Apple Pudding: Into the bottom\nof a buttered baking dish put a thick\nlayer of chopped (peeled) raw apples,\nthen sprinkle with a generous amount\nof granulated sugar mixed with enough\nground cinnamon to color It a light\nbrown. Into a mixing bowl sift one\ncup of flour mixed with one cup of\ngranulated sugar, one teaspoon of\nbaking powder and a pinch of aalt;\nstir one beaten eggg Into these dry\nIngredients and mix together till\ncrumbly, then put this mixture over\nthe uncooked apples in the dish.\nBake 30 minutes ln a moderate oven,\nat 378 degrees F.\u2014or till the crust\nIs well browned and done through.\nServe with rich sweet milk or thin\ncream.\nCasserole Goulash: Buy a Uttle over\none pound of 'vein steak\" (a rump\ncut, which ln some vicinities sells for\nabout 62 cents a pound). Cut this\nslice of lean beef Into small pieces\nand fry these in bacon fat till browned\nslightly on both sldea, then \u2022 turn\nthem Into a large baking dish. Pour\none quart of hot water Into the frying\npan, swish lt around and turn this\nliquor over the meat in the dish. Over\nall spread two large peeled and sliced\nonions and two green sweet peppera\nalso, sliced (seeds discarded). Cover\nand bake three hours, then thicken\nwit hone tablespoon of flour and serve\nfrom the same dish.\n\\ t > iiii-.ii uudleiH'e ls one iii.it\ngroun* when the local )UemoH-\nt li r ne v ;i r I ms to I n t rod uce the\nspeaker of the evening.\nThey say rich children have more\nadenoids than poor-ones. It may be\nthe diet, or lt may be that adenoids\nnre timid about showing themselves\nwithout any money.\nNo wonder the good think some\ncard games wicked and others not.\nStatesmen make the same queer distinction in the matter of killings.\nScientists keep on discarding old\ntheories, and perhaps the heavlslde\nlayer that forces down our radio rays\nalso forced down Newton's apple.\n00WCT THIS SENTENCE: \"THE\nFREE SERVICE WE GIVE COSTS A\nLOT,* 8AIU THE MAN. \"AND IT\nISN'T ADDED IN TIIE Cl STOMER'S\nBILL, EITHER.\"\nCornwall's Kiwanis fair transformed\nVictoria Arena with its wealth of decorations and exhibits.\nHeating\nStoves\nWe have a full stock of High\nGrade Heating Stoves, Ranges,\nStove Pipe, Stove Boards, Coal\nHods, etc. We specialize in\nfurnace work.\nCall on Vs\nNelson Hardware Co*\nWholesale and Retail Quality Hardware\nNelion, a C.\nL\nInvermere Notes\nINVERMERE. B. C. Sept. 23.\u2014Oil\nbert Taynton of the staff of the Imperial Bank of Canada, Calgary, ls visiting for the holidays with hts father\nand mother on Invermere Heights.\nMrs. Lush of Burk's Falls, Muskoka\ndistrict, Ontario, is visiting with her\nsister, Mrs. Walter J. Nixon, at the\nhome of Mr. and Mrs. Nixon, McBrlde\navenue.\nMrs. A. Graham M. G. Watt left recently for an extended stay with relatives and friends ln Scotland. She\nreached Belfast en route to Glasgow\nlast week.\nJoseph French of Strathmore, Alberta, Is visiting with his old time\nfriend, Mr. Hugh Fuller and Mrs.\nFuller it their home on Invermere\nHeights.\nTen Years Ago\n(From The Dally News Sept. 24, 1910)\nA. O. Watson of Crawford Bay carried off the honors at the annual\nshoot of the Nelson Gun club yesterday. During the competition Mr. j\nWatson broke .48 birds straight, without a miss. Other winners were S,\nThorpe, Castlegar; Howard Bush. D.\nBiner, Phoenix; George Steel, G. A.\nPotter.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nJ, T. Tipping, owner of the Black\nPrince mine Is a visitor to the fair.\neee\nW. J. E. Biker, district water engineer, will leave this morning for\nGrand Forks to meet Hon. L. D. Pat-\nutlo, minister of lands, Hon. J. A.\nMcLean, minister of education and E.\nA. Cleveland, comptroller of water\nrights for a conference regarding an\nIrrigation scheme for the Grand Forks\nBuilding\nMaterial\nLet us figure your bills of\nBuilding Material. Coast Lumber a specialty.\nJohn Burns & Son\nlies of Smilcs>>\n' wifhTHE SMEDLEY GARAGE CO.\n\"Don't act like a horse ln the early nineties. You're giving\nthat taxi driver the scare of his life.\"\nYou CAM get a real value ln tires. You CAN Buy tires u safely\nas you buy any reliable merchandise. It ls simply a matter of\nbuying from a dealer whoae reputation is bullded upon CONSUMER\nSATISFACTION.\nHUDSON-ESSEX DEALERS\nNELSON, B.C.r\n+___1_\u00bb_t\n'*j*7e<\nPEKING\nYou are cordially invited to attend our fall and winter\nopening, featuring Coats, Dres ses and Hats.\nWednesday and Thursday\nTo give our customers an idea of fall\natylfi we have arranged for our staff\nto parade in different garments * at\nId 30 till 12:00 Wednesday and 3:00\ntill 5:00 on Thursday. We hope you\n\u2022v'll appreciate our endeavours to show\nwhat is new by this method of m'cdel-\ning and attend our opening.\nChic Fall Models\nI shm\u00b1 \u25a0 Of finest imported materials with tweeds very much in\n\u25a0*** the foreligrit. Another very strong favorite being \"Camel-\npile\" in several shades. Others such as fine twill Viunas,\nBroadcloth, Kashagrande, all in the new shades, trimmed\nwith Wolf, Fox, Baby Beaver, Sables, Fiatinium Opposum,\netc., all done in very smart manner.\nFeaturing Frocks\nIn the new silhouette, waist lines up, skirt lines down.\nStressing importance in dull flat crepes, satins, tweed\nprints, light weight new woolens. Every dress has some*\nthing new, coWar, neckline, hemline, tuck, tier, flare or\ndrape. All are eloquent reminders that this is a season\nof stately feminine fashion. \u2022\n8\nFall and Winter Hats\nFlares at the sides ... off the forehead ... the back\nof the neck completely covered . . . new tricks in turns,\ntwist* and pleating clever folding of brims. Perfect hats\nto complete the new fall feminine silhouette. Remarkably\nlow price, yet such smartness and fine materials, with felts\nbeing the leader.\nSamsJirn Iroa.\nSmart Shoppe fo r Smart Women\nChildren\nthrive on FRY'S\nThU pure and high quality cocoa ia\nmade from specially selected cocoa\nbeans, by skill acquired in 200 yeara\noi experience. For giving health and\nvigor, FRXS Cocoa ia matchli\n]. 8. FRY V SONS (Ctntda) Limited, Montreal, Que.\n\t\n\t\n\t\n THE NELSON DAILY\nMBER 24,\nSmart Pootwear\n\/<\nor~\n. Gro\\pij^.Girls\n\u25a0rOR the girls who\n; \" want smart, durable\nfootwear, with the low\nmilitary MGel offlat heel.\nStocked ia ties, oxfords\nand straps, blttek and\nhrown.\nPRICED .\n$4.50 T0 16.00\nft. ANDREW\nLeadi\n&CO.\n'ers in Fmtfittkion\nT>\nidents of Grand\nbrks Petition Not\nto Change Bridge\nFORKS, B. C, Sept. 53 \u2014\nwas an. Intimation in tome\nn that ..although the govern-\ndt had eofriplrted'all plans for the\nhufnulg,, of, -a, highway bridge across\nthej. Kettle B(ver at first street, there\nwas;, a possibility that Jt might be built\nat fourth street, where a bridge existed .some years ago.\nThis week residents specially affected by the elimination of the bridge\nsorbet First street circulated a petition; which pointed out that there has\nbeen a bridge there since the beginning of Orand Forks, that It had al-\nwav\u00bb been recognlted by former gov-\ncrnipatnts, that Its removal now would\naffajct a considerable amount of prop-\ne-rte- and woulld inconvenience the\nresfcentai of that ana. The petition\nwaaf.slgned by tevernl hundred people.\nWater Supply at\nGrand Porks Pure\n'3RAND FORKS, B. C, Sept. 33.\u2014\nWhen the supply of water from Mill\ncreak became more or less depleted\nthrough the dry weather and the city\nfound It necessary to secure, Its entire\nsubbW of water for domestic purposes\nf rora the .Kettle River, a sample of the\nwets', as taken from the taps was lm-\n,ely nnt to the provincial gov-\nanalyst at Victoria. His re-\nio the city coucnll was that the\nir was abosl.utely free from foreign\nItances in dls of excellent quality\nior, drinking purposes. The water ls\nnew pumped from the river through\nthe, orrgihal filtering system snd Is\nthe nforced through the city mains to\nthe: city reservoir\nSociety\nThli column li gonducred by\nMra. tf. J. Vnrntux. All newt of ,\na fecial nature, Including reception*, prlytM entertalnmentt, pt\u00bb-\ntonal items, marrleget etc, will\nappear in thl* ocrimrin. Tetoebone\nMrt. Vtgheul et htr home.\nMtt. B. T. p'Orady, Carbonate street,\nentertained at two afternoon bridges\nreotntly, the. first being In honor of\nMrs. D. 6. Thorn**, who leaves Sunday to reside, In Victoria. Mrs.\nO'Grady'a Invited guesta, covering the\ntwo event* .lnohtded Urt. El L. fleiu.\nMrs, F. Peta*r\u00ab.. Mlt. t- E L.. Dewdney.\nMrs. E. O. Matthew. Mrs. t. C. Wragge.\nMrs. valentlee aDlery, Mn p. W. Apple-\nyard. Mrs. Ala Leith, Mrs. W. M.\nWalker. Mrs. Kitson. ita. W. I. Keyt,\nMrs. Leslie Crauford. Mrs. J. rl. D. Benton. Mtt. A. D. McLebd, Mrs. John\nCartmel, Mrs. F. C. Whitehouse, Mrs.\nR. W. Hlnton. Mrt. D. O. Thomas, Mrs.\nO. P. aWHrose, WW, Ch\u00able\u00bb F. P, Faulkner, Mrs. Hugh Robertson. Mrt. D A.\nMcFarland, Mrt. H. Rolling of Willow\nPoint, Mra.' qorton Hallett at Longbeach, and Mrs. W. M. Cunllffe.\nB B B '\nJames Benson, who has been on the\nDally News editorial staff for the summer months leaves this morning for\nEdmonton, where he will resume his\nstudies at the University of Alberta.\nBe ta accompanied try hts youngest\nsister. Honor Benson, who win vlalt\nrelatives ln Edmonton for t few Weeks.\nMr. and Mrs. Carlton J. Currle hat\nreturned from a trip through the Windermere and also the Crow.\n...\nC. E. Gill of Sllverton spent the\nweekend ln town.\n. 'b a\nMr. and Mrs. S. a. Blaylock of Trail\nare spending a few days at their Willow point home. They expect to leave\nfor their Trail home tomorrow.\nB * B\nAmong city shoppers yesterday was\nMrs. O. E. Shaw of Rlondel.\n\u00bb B \u2022\nMrs. A. Major and her ton Colin, of\nProcter, paid a visa to town yesterday.\nMlas Mary Gole, who teaches In Slocan City, was trie weekend guest of\nMiss Maxlne McSweeney, Carbonate\natreet.\n\u2022 \u2022 B\nlen Hehye of the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Trail, motored to Nelson Over the weekend.\nB B \u2022\nMrt. C. Buchanan and Miss Eileen\nMcPhail, both of Vancouver, who have\nbeen in Nelson for the past month,\nguests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Boomer,\nleft last night for their home.\nt ' * s\nRex Towgood of the Canadian Bank\nof Commerce, who has been relieving\nin Trail ahd various other placet,\nleaves by motor today for .Sandon. He\nwill be accompanied by hit mother,\nwho has been ln 'Nelson, the guest of\nMr. and Mrs. W. M. Cunllffe, ror the\npast couple of Weeks.\n\u2022 B B\nT. J. Scanlan had as his guest over\nthe weekend his son, Charles Scanlan,\nof the staff of the Canadian Band of\nCommerce of Trail.\n\u2022 B B\nJames May ha* left for the coast,\nwhere he will attend the school con,\nventlon ln Nanaimo.\n\u2022 B B\nMr. and Mrt. L. L. Boomer, Baker\nstreet, have as their gueat Mrs. James\nBlake, who arrived In Nelson last night\nfrom Oolden.\n....\nLarry Walton of the British Columbia Telephone company, staff at Trail,\ntpent the weekend ln town.\nMrs. Clarence Shannon of Willow\npoint has returned from a motor trip\nto Spokane, Seattle, Vancouver and\nVictoria. Mrs. Shannon made the trip\ndown with Dr. and Mrt. H. H. Mc-\nItentle, who have motored on to CMI-\nfernn.\nClifford Oughtred or Klmberley arrived In NeUon Sundty. and left on a\ntrip to TraU yesterday.\nAldeifhsn and lak*. f T. Coates.\nVictoria .trent, acnanparued by their\nson Aymler, leaye today for Spokane,\nCalgary, Banff and Lake Louise.\n\u2022 \u2022 a\nMlts Ellen McDonald, Hoover atreet,\nhns left for a week's vacation to tbe\nco*at cities.\nMr. and Mrs. L. w. Oughtred, Pair-\nview, have had at their houte guttt\ntttt. L. F. McDearmld of Three Forka,\nwho has been on an extended visit\nto relatives at Oak Lake, Man.\nB \u2022 ,\nMrt J. I. Annable and Mlas Lottie\nAnnable are In Berkeley, Calif., vlaitlng friends.\n...\nMn. W. J. Rutlldge and daughter\nOertrude of Trail were weekend visitors\nln town.\n...\nMr. ahd Mrs. O. O. Thompson, who\nhave been on a business trip to Calgary\nhave returned.\n...\nMrs. R. L. McBrlde and ton Kenneth, Hoover street, have left for a\nfew daya to be spent ln Spokane.\n\u2022 \u00bb 9\nMrt. J. T. Andrews of the north\nshore hat left for a weak to be tpent\nIn Spokane.\n\u2022 * B\nGordon Oerman hat resumed his\nduties in tbe Bank of Montreal after\na vacation spent ln Rossland and Spokane.\nStanley Gray of Jhe Consolidated\ncompany's ttarf at Klmberley, wa\u00bb ln\ntown Sunday and left for Trail yeaterday.\n...\nMr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell of San\nFrancisco have returned.after a motor\nTO USE ELECTRICAL\nPROCESS ON LEROi\nWffl Juy First Time Used in the\nSuccessful\nGRAND PORKS, B* C, Sept. 23 \u2014\nl^roepectlng of a mining property by\nan electrical proceel mil be undertaken for tb first time in the Boundary district within tbe next few days,\nwhen the old Lerol property, near\nBock Creek, will be tested by * radlore\nequipment,\nA. F. Thomas, who hu been active\ntn Boundary mining for a number of\nyears, wae in town from Rock Creek\nand stated that he had completed arrangements for the coming of the\nradlore equipment to teat tbe LcRot,\nwhich la held under bond by a syndicate of wihch he ls manager.\nThe radlore method of electrically\nsearching rock to determine mineralized atones has achieved considerable\nsuccess in eastern Canada and northern Ontario. The Radlore Oompany\nka* also been doing considerable work\non tbe northren Pacific coast, and Mr.\nThomas has decided to give tbe method a trial on the LeRoi. The operators\nwer* due to arrive at Rock Creek on\nSaturday, and their work on the LeRol\nwlU be awaited with a good deal of\nInterest.\nSouth Slocan Notes\nSOUTH SLOCAN, B. C, Sept. 23.\u2014\nMr. and Mrs F H Russell announce\nthe engagement of their eldest daughter, Marjorle Helen, to John R Corner,\nonly son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Corner.\nOf Oosfield, Essex, England. The marriage 1s to take place at St. Matthew\ntrip to.feWon.jn.ey also visited tr^onurch Wednesday October 16 at 10\nam. *#>\nMlse Maxlne Chapman ls spending a\nfew days In Trail.\nMr. and Mrs. P. O- Bird and daughters Betty and Barbara were motorists\nio Nelson\nMr and Mrs. W A McCabe nre visitors ln Nelson\nO. F. Chapman has returned form\na tup to Adams River.\nMrs. D. Kennedy of Lemon Creek,\nwho has been the guest of Mrs. H.\nMcDougall for a few aays, bas returned.\nMr. and Mrs. p. Soott and MUs\nMonella Scott are Nelson, visitors\ntoday.\nMr. and Mrs P Fristy were Castlegar\nvisitors.\n. Mr. and Mrs. L. Smith and family\nof West Robson have come to reside\nhere.\nMr. and Mrs W. D. Bennett were\nNelson visitors Satruday.\nMr. and Mrs. D. Muir and son Will-\nlam bave returned from a motor trip\nto Spokane and other places of interest.\nMr. and Mrs. E. Watts spent the day\nin Nelson.\nWoman's Auxiliary,\nSouth Slocan, Will\nHold Sale of Work\nSOUTH SLOCAN, B. C, Bept. 28 \u2014\nThe Woman's Auxiliary resumed their\nmeetings at the borne of Mrs. W. J.\nTindale with Mrs. X. Anderson, presiding.\nAmong tbe business discussed was\nthe arrangement for the annual sale\nof work: to be held In November. The\nsum of |18 was voted to be spent in\nmaterials for working. Mrs. Tindale,\nMrs. P. O Bird, Mrs. J Norrls and Mrs.\nW A. McCabe were appointed a committee for buying.\nMrs. Tindale served tea\n\u25a0i m \u25a0\u25a0 warn\nD| JDM|McGfllivray Steam \u25a0\nlJUIill* _ni\\ Vtisr*r.y\nour a La Carte Menu. A\nsandwich, or a pastry,\nwith a cup of our delicious coffee makes a vt*y\nenjoyable repast.\nDive at the-\nGolden Gate\n<5he\nGolden Gate\nBee the Want Ad Column!, M\nBargain*.\n^iMo^^^uqqtstLn.\nA DELICACY that will\n^* please your guests is\nFruit aiello, topped with lee\nCream. If you mold your\nJulio individually, there will be\nao added artistic touch to your\ntable.\nCurlew Creamery Co.\nLimited\nlot Crnkm Butter\nAll Perfeetln FtBtrnfimt producn.\n i i\" Hi ' i ifi '\nMilk\n____\n THE NELSON DAILY NEWS TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Hi, 1929\nMarkets and Mining\nMONEY JIMP\nNOT EFFECT\nTORONTO\nLeaps Upward as\nof the New Flow\nght In\n^\u25a0f\nOnt.. 8t{>t. 33\u2014(By Hugh\nLtd.. leased wire). But-\nIssu-fe was untlsok-\nIn can money to ten\nar. Advances were spotted\nnotably tht Mndsleyy group,\nwere tectionally strengthened\n.. well In Turner \"alley. As-\n__ II estimated., to be M\"wing gas\nto 100 barels dallv. The etock\n\" at, \u00bb4JQ, up 83 and sold, to\n4 net gala of 80 rents, lowery\n*\u25a0'--' .39 oents, United, Home.\n10 to 39 and Eouth-\n40 cent*. A. P. c. and\nbuoyant but had not\nOutface of the new Assoc-\n__-_\\****** Falconbrldge gained\nMi. 'Sudbury Baaln 49. Niranda\nHil Ventures 19. Amulet was up\nclosing up 9 net. The street It\nlag ca*flclal denial reported\nvalues ln NomnfJa. Foss-\nearninis unci estimates\n[17 on the basis of IB-cent\n\u2022a probably conservative.\n, Nickel closed unchanged\nitlng. The \u2022ntlt.rcnt basis\natlon of earlier estimates\n1th of the Frocd mint and\n1030.\nkt* Jufl\t\nJ \"\t\nQalfcary Oil\niH. W. RoBtrtton. Ud.. leased wire)\nK CSonnolloVal*^^^^^\ntBtoted \t\nkiraon wealth\naald E. Lands\n\u25a0>\u2022\u00ab\"\u25a0'\nrnolsh\nlit. .\n(\u2022*\u00bb *m\nTnran\nt*l\n\u2022 Orest\nAjax Soon to Start\non Boring New Well\nAjax will start to bore another well\nIn the court* of tht next two weeks.\nThe structure, lt lt understood, bat\nplenty of room for the boring of 90\nmore wells.\nAssociated Well\nAppears to be a\nGood Proposition\nApproximately 350 Barrels a\nDay Being Recovered; As\nMuch More is Wasted\nHIGH CALL RATES\nBRING A STORM\nOF SELL ORDERS\nScore of Issues Carried to New\nLows for Year on Wall\nStreet\nNKW TORK. Bept. 3S\u2014High call\nmoney rates again played havoc with\nspeculators for the advance ln today's\nstock market. Instead of the lower\nrate generally expected, call loans ad'\nvanced from 8 to 10 per cent, and the\nmarket ran into another storm of\nselling, which carried more than\nAccording to Infonnatlon given out *_^\u00bbJ* lMU\". to..mw ,ow leTels. for\nyesterday from the Turner Oil field\nlt waa estimated that tho new Associated well that tias Juat oome ln la an\n800 barrel a day proposition.\nYesterday a separator waa hooked\nthe year, despite the strenuous efforts\nof \"bull\" pools to revive speculative\nconfidence by bidding up United\nStates Steel common, Anaconda and\nto the weii and l^wu eatlmatad7 that **_ %a^t_r__n_a^_ _* .W**. Pf108? \u25a0*>ecUI:\n380 barrels dally were being caught\nwith more going to waste than Into\nthe tanks.\nWaste gaa tbat waa Ignited yesterday\nwaa making a spectacular flame, according to reports from the field.\nLive Stock\nWINNIPBO, Sept.\u00bb\u2014Receipts: cattle\n4,100; calves 70S; hogs 940; sheep 739.\nSteers\u2014Choice \u00bb9.00aW.60; fair to\ngood a7.60aW.60.\nButdher heifers\u2014Choice 88.00\n88.60; fair to good 80.60a87.50.\nButcher cows\u2014Choice 88.50a88.75;\nfair to good \u00bb5.50a88.26. _________*-\t\nBulls\u2014Oood 86.60a86.75; oxen\u2014good than 3 points.\n88.0088.50.\nStocker steers\u2014Choice\" 0T.60a\u00bb7.75;\nfair to good 86.00a87.25.\nStocker heifers\u2014Choice 88.00al6.25;\nfair to good 85.0Oa85.75.\nFeeder steers\u2014Choice 07.50a\u00bb7.75;\nfair to good 8fl.00a|7.25. |\nCalves\u2014Choice 012.0Oa813.00; good\n\u20229 00aOU.OO.\nHogs\u2014Bacon selects IU.25a811.25; '\nbutchers 811*36. Lights and feeders\n\u00ab9.00a810.&0.\nLambs\u2014Pair to good 89.00a810.00.\nSheep\u2014Pair to good 86.O0a0.00.\nties. Before the end of the first hour,\na long list of issues were selling 1 to\n7 pointa higher.\nChrysler dropped four points to\nnew 1939 low at 61Vi. but recovered a\npoint of Its loss, Nash, Oraham, Paige,\nStudebaker,. Hayes Body and Stewart\nWarner also sold at new low levels\nfor the year.\nRadio Kid down to 89Vi and then\nbounded to 90%, off 4% net. American and Foreign Power dropped 7\npointa.\nRailroad ahares failed to make much\nresponse to Uie publlc action of add!\ntlonal favorable earnings statements\nto although \"Soo\" common was marked\nup more than 5 pointa to a new high\nof 00.\nSpiegel-May\u2014Steam ran up more\nSpecial buying also\ntook place ln Colorado Fuel, Eastman\nKodak and Houston Oil. Time money\nrates held firm.\nThere were no changes tn other\nmonetary accommodations.\nTotal sales 4,390,660 shares.\nNew York Stocks\nAll Chem 333\nAm Can lit**\nAm For Pow 198%\ni Am Loco 120',\nj Am Steel Pdy 61V,\n.Am Smel tc Ret lao;,\n Am Tel 389\n Am Tob 176'\/,\nWINNIPBO, Sept. S3\u2014The Dominion Anaconda 137\nCanada Bonds\nwar Issue prices:\nAtchison\nBonds\u2014War loans\u20141931, W3.40; 1937, 5*i*l<\"!n.\n\u00bblul.40. \t\nVictor; loans\u20141933. I100.30a.60:1934,\n\u2022100.40 to .60: 1937. \u00bb104.75a\u00bb106.00.\nRenewals\u20141933. 6100.00.\nRefunding loans\u20141943, 6100.00, 1944,\n696.70 to 696.00; 1940, 696.70.\nBait tc Ohio\nBeth Steel ....\nCan Pac \t\nCerro de Pasco\n384\n. 61%\n138*\n. 133V,\n. nt\n. 96\".\n336\n174\n187'A\n119\n60*,\n117%\n394%\n174\n133\n278\n61V,\n137\n131%\n327\n176H\n189\n119\n60%\n117%\n396',,\n176%\n126%\n378\n61V,\n137%\n123 Va\nBRAZILIAN LEADERS\nMONTREAL STOCKS\nHas a Turnover of 40,172 and\nClimbs to a Peak of\n70'\/2 Cents\nMONTREAL, Sept. 23-An extremely\nheavy demand lor Bmlllan resulted\nIn a sharp advance in the stock on the\nMontreal stock exchange today. International Nickel was forced ou-, of the\nleadership by Brazilian which ahowed a\nturnover nf 40.11\".. shares. Nickei, despite the fact (hat It was comparatively\nneglected, llnlahed only a fraction\nlower at 68. Brarilian climbed tc a\npeak of 70'\/i, a net appreciation of\n\\y_ points. Wayagamack led. lta own\nsection by moving up \\_ pointa to\nMtt, while Port Alfred followed with\na SVfe point advance to uStt.\nFamous Players closed l'\/a point\nstronger at 06. The utilities all continued slick while the only real substantial decline to be recorded was suffered , by Consolidated Smelters, whcih\nslumped 8 points to 401, while Winnipeg Electric broke 2 point* to 81, nnd\nMassey-Harrls wan easier at 60.\nMontreal Stocks\nBank ol Commerce 290\nDominion : (242\nImperial Bans 366\nBank of Montreal 363\nBank of Nova Scotia 398\nBank ot Toronto 360\nAbltlbl Power tt Paper 61V4\nAsbestos Corp 5y,\nAtlantic Jfanar \u00bbV4\nBeU Telephone 168\nBrazilian T. L. tc Power 70 V.\nBrit American Oil\t\nBrompton Paper \t\nCsnada Bronze v-^- ~\nCan. Car Sc Foundrv\t\n67%\n43 V,\n69\n129 V,\n325 V, 235%\n95'i 95V\nNickel\nWe recommend the purchase of this\nstock on any small recession.\nj R.P.Clark&Co.,(Vanc.)Ltd.\nINVESTMENT BANKERS\nNELSON, B. C. PHONE 100\nThe Consolidated Mining and\npany of Canada, Ltd*\na,'8meltlnf and Refining Departrnent\nBRITISH COLUMBIA\n\u25a0\u25a0ft im) REFINERS\n-Piirch\u00ab*\u00bbS.\u00ab(;Gold, Silver*, Copper, Lead and Zinc On*\n. PtoductjM of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zinc\nTADANAC, TRAIL\nChrysler b6V4\nCorn Products 116\nDupont 307\nFleischrnan Co 106%\nPreeport Tex 46%\nOen Mot .- 74rt\nOenl Bee 369\nGrants,' ._ 89.,\nOt-NOT Pfd ...: 119V4\not wat an\u00bb. A.,;...;>-t*g\nHowe Sound 66V.\nHud Mot 83V,\nInsp Cop 46%\nInter Nick 66%\nKelly Spfgd Sri\nKenn Cop 87%\nKresge s S 61%\nMack Truck 10,14\nNash Motors 83\nNat. Pow. ft Light 66%\nN. Y. Central 23., \u201e\nNor&ern Pacific .. 107\nPackard Motors .... 38%\nPhillips Pete 37%\nRadio Corp 86\nRock Island 137\nSchulte in\nShell Union Oil .... M-,\nSinclair \u2022 Con 36%\nSouthern Pacific.... 160\nStan Oil ef Od .... 74%\nStan. Oil of N. J. 74-x,\nStewart Warner .... 64%\nStudebaker 71\nTexas Corp 87%\nTexas Oulpb Sul. .. ,1%\nUnion Oil of Cal. 61\nUnion Pacific - St\t\nU. S. Steal 237*, 232V, 337\nWest. Electric 253Vi 344 247.,\nwillya Overland ... 20\". 19% 18%\nYellow Truck ... 31 30- 80%\n61'.,\n634\n111%\n114%\n203 V,\n204 Vi\n106%\n46%\n46%\n\u20222V.\n73%\n360\n363\n&\n.8*\n3*%\n37%\n64. V,\n64 Vi\nBOV,\n60 V,\n43%\n45\n67 Vt\n87%\n7\u201e\n8'A\n86%\n86 Vi\n61\n61\n99 V,\n99 y.\n79 V,\n80 Vi\n66%\n67\n236V,\n238,\n106 V,\n107\n38',\n38 Vi\n36%\n\u2022 37\n89 V,\n80%\n135\n137\n17%\n17*4\n87...\n37%\n34%\n84%\n168V4\n168%\n73%\n73%\n73%\n<4%\n61%\n83%\n69%\n\u00ab0%\n69 v.\n66%\n70%\n704\n80%\n60 Vi\n50%\n60%\nCan. Cement 36\nCan Cement 97\nCan. Converters 90\nCana. Industrial Alcohol 17%\nCan. Power \u25a0.. 34%\nCons. Mining tt Smelting 400\nDominion Bridge : 110%\nDominion Olass 197\nDom. Steel Corp 105\nDom. Textile ' 93\nA. P. Drain 41\nLake of tbe Woods -. 68\nMassey Harris - 54\nMontreal Power 163V4\nMontreal Tramways 190\nNational Breweries -. 146V*\nNational steel Car 145V;\nOgilvle Milling 660\nOntario Steel Producu 36\nPenmans. Ltd. 85\nPower Corp 133%\nPrice. Bros. 103%\nQuebec Power 88%\nShawlnigtn - 101\nSo. Canada Power 60\nSteel of Canada 57Vi\nWabasso Cotton 38\nWayagamack - 99%\nWestern Orocers 30Vi\nWinnipeg Railway 80\nWinnipeg Railway pfd 105%\n. Toronto Mines\niBy H. W. Robertson.\nA*tn\u00bb'*....i ,..A.::.i,.\\\n\u00a3},, Accnda ......\u2014 J.\nAcme \t\nCanada's\nTsaturdl\nResources\nThe market progress of\nCanadian Power companies\nhas resulted in a growing\npopularity of Power stocks\nin Canada.\nComplete and dependable\nservice is offered by our\nBond Department in selecting the securities of public\nutilities for investment.\n(sWt all dividend cheques and coupons at par.\n^Miller, Court & Co., Ltd\nINVESTMENTS\nBrandies, Victoria, Nelson, Calgary,\n'- Regina, Winnipeg, Toronto, London,\nEng., and Seattle, Wash.\n\u2022 STOCK UMnUMH BLDG, VANCOUVER, aC.\nNight Operations\nStopped by Fire\nSPOKANE. Wash., Sept. 33-\u2014(By H,\nW. Robertson Ltd., leaaed wire.) Anaconda Copper Mining company last\nnight resumed operations at the Mountain Consolidated mine, which has\nbeen cloeed for several days on account\nof fire In the 3100-foot level. The Anaconda shaft of thla company was .reopened last week, as mentioned ln\nthew dispatches.\nMontana Copper corporation has been\nIncorporated in Delaware with 250,000\nno par shares by William O. Slderfln,\nformer chief engineer for the Clark\nInterests ln Montana, with whom various Butte and New York men are\nassociated. The company haa a large\ngroup of claims ln the tidal wave district ln Madison County, on which\nthree ore shoots are aald to be sufficiently developed to Justify erection\nof a 500-ton floatation plant.\nW* Simon and other Kalispell mining men have organized the Ole Min-\nng company and have leaaed from the\nNorthern Pacific Railroad some groynd\n\u2022Ldjalnlng the Flathead Silver mine,\ncontrolled by the Aanaconda. from\nwhich sensationally rich ore has Men\n\u2022hipped.\nOrandvlew Mines at Metaline Palls,\nWash., is extending its haulage tunnel\n300 feat further to tap an ore body\nrevealed hy diamond drilling 400 feet\neast of the cliff workings.\nExchange Rates\nNKW TORK, Sept 38\u2014Sterling exchange ateady at 4.778 '1-3 to:4 sixty\nday bills and at 4.81 5-16 for demand.\nForeign bar sliver 50V,: francs 3.14 8-16:\nCanadian dollars 1 discount. Ure\u2014\n5 33 3-4.\nMontreal Produce\nand\nMONTREAL, Sept. 33\u2014Cheese\nbutter firm and \\*gtn higher.\nChaete, finest westerns l.'i to 30;\nHUM ettt-_ra* MJaj to MM,\nAjar. ^^^\nAmulet \t\nAmulet rights\nAmity \t\nA. P. Cons. .\nArno \t\nAsoc. Oil \t\nArea \u2022\t\nBaldwin f.... \u2014.%\u201e\u2022\u25a0'\u25a0\n\"\u25a0\u2022It.io .\u2014*\nt. A. Oil \t\nBase Metals \t\nAAAdford \t\nBldgood \t\nIsrry .Holly \t\nnwtra \t\n\u202251s Missouri \t\n \u2022.\u2022\u2022\u2022 \"\n66.75\n3.50\n.. 43\n16M,\n.. .17\n7.00\n 105\n\"ftlmon*. i 3.40\nr, tnd I Landt 6.60\nOrntrsl Manitoba . 84\nChemical Research 11.60\nCertoy 08\ntanme * ..._ 8.45\nDalhousle --., 3.86\nDuprat \u2014 04\nHast Croat 180\n\u2022TrAthllls 4.35\nFftlflonbrldge 10.40\nOoldale MV,\nOoodflth .36V4\nHome dl \u201e.....'. I860\nH\u00bbrker Oold _ .nt ,\nWrrJAMAV \u201e\u201e..,. .IS\nste\/iinem, _, .'' ,,nn\n 17 \"0\n , 43\n...;... 57 80\n 60\n .14\n 3300\n \u25a0- 16\n il\n-\u25a0: -\u2022 11\n .07\n- .4H4\n i .14.35\n 880\n.- 4 05\n 04\n 35\n. 3 36\nNew Galena Farm\nMill Soon Ready\nStart Operating\nLucky Jim Company to Start\nOperations at Zincton\nMine Soon\nSPOKANE, Wash., Sept. 33.\u2014(By H.\nW. Robertson Ltd., leaaed win.) Galena Farm Consolidated Mines oompany\nis about ready to operate lta now 100-\nton mill near Sllverton, overlooking.\ntbe oast aide of slocan Lake. P. H.i\nClark, son of the famous Patty Clark,\nmining magnate of the early dart, la\ndevoting alt hts time to thla property, which ls a consolidation of the\nold Galena Parm with considerable\nadjacent ground. He says that work\nBock Creek Mine\nBe Explored by\nStates Company\nLorol mint at old Camp McKlnney,\nnear Rook Cnek, Brltlah Columbl,, la\nto be explored by the Radlore Corporation, a subsidiary of tht Southwestern\nEngineering oompany of Los Angeles.\nThe property lt owned by Jimmy Copland who disputes with Archie Aberdeen at Greenwood UM honor of being tho oldest working prospector In\nwestern Oanada. He came to Rock\nCreek ln tho gold ruth of 1880 and bat\nbean there practically ever since.\nOik a Feature of\n-\u2014\u2022\nGains Control of\nWill Inspect Workings to See\nif Long Discarded Ore Has\nAny Value\nSpokane. Wash., Sept. 38 \u2014 (By\nHugh W. Robertson Ltd.. letted wire)\nTreadwell-Tukon company, a tubald-\nlary of the Bunker HUI. has p**rci*e*ed\nor optioned practically all the formerly\nproductive mines in the neighborhood\nof Bodle, Oelltorala, and will thortly\n| Inspect the working! for the purpose\nI of determining whether ore discarded\nIF ta v| MM 1 ' M *\u00b0\u00b0 *ow t1*** vtlesr to 1888 ean be\nVononilirnf M*jB*lrs.t nu,de *\u00b0 \"*>' tm4*r morlem metailurgl-\nTtUll\/UUVCl llMU hvl i cal practices. Treadwell-Yukon operates\nthe well-Jtnown Wernecke mine at\nMayo, Y. T.. and It developing the\n\u2022*\u00ab\u00abn T*bv\nKeelly .....\t\n'-'.\u2022iK'ionii Nickel.\n\u25a0ti-H\u00ab>A,l Tny. \t\nVat* Florence\t\nT.Atk- Shore\t\nVqra.se\t\nMtindy \u2014~.\nsfr-nlttsts*\nMalartlc ...\nMcDcugaU\nMclntyre .\nMaryland\nMining Corp. -\nMuiphy \t\nVewbec\t\nMoisting : \t\nNew Imperial Oil 38.35\nWoranda 87.00\nPend Orellle 4.70\nPeterson Cobalt XI\nOld Colony _ , .08\nOregon Copper .81\nPremier Oold 1.76\nSherritt Gordon 6.80\n8. and W. Pet*. 2.60\nSudbury Basin a 6.30\nSterling Pacific 3 00\nShoo , a 100\nSt. Anthony 14\nStadcona 03\nTech Hughes v 5.80\nThompson CtdflUlac 10\nTreadwell Yukon JjOO\nVipcnd .70\nVentures 7.00\nWright Hargreaves .'..... 1.63\nWalte Acktrman 6.60\nMetal Markets\nNEW YORK. Sept. 23.\u2014Copper steady,\nelectrolytic spot and futures 18.\nIron\u2014Steady; No. 3 fob Eastern Pennsylvania 3050a 31.50; Buffal} 17.50a\nI860: Alabama 13.00a 14.60.\nTin\u2014East; spot 46.75; futures 46.13.\nLead\u2014Steady; spot New York 6.80;\nEaet Bt. Loula spot and futures 080.\nAntimony\u20148.75; quick-live,' 124.00.\nAt London.\nStandard copper apot 174. 3s, 8d; futures \u00a374, 13s, 6d;\nElectrolytic \u2014 Spot \u00a384, 5s. futures\n(84. 15s.\nTin\u2014Spot (305. 103; futures 1305\nlot\nlead-Spot (33, 13s, 8d; futures (33,\nlOt.\nZinc \u2014 Spot (34; ntfuiM \u00a334, 7\u00bb,\nWm\nVAMCOTJVIR, Sept. 23.\u2014Saturday's ' Errlngton, west of Sudbury. R. J. Dun-\nhas been started at a lower level ln the brief session on the stock exchange wat ; can hat been ln charge of tht Bottle\nrecently discovered shoot, where there Quiet and without any feature. OUa | work for the 'Treadwell-Ytikon.\nappears to be Urge quantities of high i were ln fair demand with the price I Tho Polaris mine, near Kellogg, Idle\ngrade. trend mixed and spreads continuing for forty years. It to be opened by a\nLucky Jim Lead-Zinc company is | in a narrow range, the active Issues j company, the TJrlncipal stockholder\nscheduled to resume operations of ltt working lower. I ot which is 'Harry W. Woodward, of\nmill at Zincton, British Columbia, Home Oil ranging between 18.60 and Lynn, Mass, the Polarlt adjoint tho\nwithin the next two weeks. 18.00 closed 36 cents easier at 18.76. Sunshine and wlll be explored ln tha\nHarmony Mines company It now op- a. p. consolidated was 4 centa firmer hope of picking up eastward exten-\neratlng both mine and mill at Baker, at 8.78 and Calmont was lower at, slont of the Yankee Boy, southern\nLemhi County, eastern Idaho, by 3.30 and Corporation at 5.30 lost 10\nmeans of the new Diesel power plant centa. Mayland gained 30 eente at\nrecently placed ln commission. The 8.70; McLeod 16 cents at 3.40; South-\nmill has a capacity of 360 tons dally, west Pet* 10 cents at 3.30 and Van\nwhich has not been reached, as yet, Alta 10 cents at 1.76.\nbut which It ls expected wall be the. in the mines George Copper moved\nnorma) day's operation later ln the up 10 centa at 6.60; Oolconda 3 cenu\nfall. at 87; Kootenay King 23V, at 28'\/,;\nMonte Carlo mine, near Custer, Id-' Noble Five IV, at 58 and Pend Orellle\nahd, owned by Ed. Solomon of Chsllls, 5 cents at 466. Reeves McDonald\nbas made a shipment of gold sasay- lost 4 cent* at 1.51.\nlng 81000 per ton. The ore la found\nas nilgets, flakes and wire in the rock.\nthe nigh grade occurring in a six-\nInch streak. The amount of thla high\ngrade ore it of course - unknown, but\nthe owners of the Monte , Carlo have\ntaken out almost enough tn the last\ntwo weeks to pay them for all tne\nyear's labor on the property.\nVancouver Stocks\n(By H. w. Robertson. Ltd., leased wire)\nBayvlew\nBig Missouri \t\nBluebird ....\nCork Province \t\nDuthle \t\nOeorge Enterprise\n.03%\n1.04\n.08\n.06\n.53\n.18\nWinnipeg Grain\n,155'A\nGeorge Copper _ 666\nOeorge River\nGolconda\nOrandvlew ....\nIndependence\nInt. c. est C.\n.29\n.81\n\u25a031V4\n.07\n.33\nKootenay Florenoe 13\nKootenay King \"\"\nLucky Jim \t\nMarmot River ...\nMarmot Metals\n.28 V4\n13V>\n02'A\nMorton Wollesy ....\nNat. Silver \t\nNoble Five\nWINNIPEO, Sept.\ntlons;\nWheat Open High\nOet 149 149\nNov 149V4 149*4\nDec 148H 149%\nMay 156\nqats:\nOct 8\",\nNov \u2014\nDec. 88H\nMay 73V4\nBarley:\nOct 73%\nNov 741,\nDec 76V4\nMay 60%\nnax:\nOct r- \u00ab\u00bbJ\nNor \u2014 \u2014\nDee 301% 391%\nMay 300 300.\nRye:\nOct 107 107V4\nDec 108 110\nMay 116%\n38\u2014Oraln quota-\nLow\n146 Vi\n147%\n147V4\n163%\n69% 68%\n70 V4\n73%\n73%\n74%\n75%\n81\n69 Vi\n73 %\n73%\n73%\n75%\n80%\nClose\n146%\n147%\n147 Vi\n163%\n69%\n70%\n70%\n73%\n73%\n73%\n75 Vi\n80%\nCross and other veins which have\nmade the Sunshine a sensational profit maker. Equipment will be Installed, including a hoist sufficient\nfor a thaft and 1000 feet deep.\nRoyal development company, north\nof Leavenworth, has crosscut the. 8t-\nFrancis bracclated tone for 485 feet\nand has not yet reached tht footwall..\nIn the southerly drift on thit zone,\nthe entire width lt ln ore of a com,\nmerclal grade with , streak* . of high,\ngrade copper which can be sorted antf*\nwlU be shipped direct to tht Tatorr*' '\nsmelter.\nOregon Oold Mines, Ltd., has turned\nout two gold bricks weighs*** taoajt\n60 ounces'each, arid In-addition, a\nquantity ef concentrated . from tho\nBanner mine, which it Ik operating,\nln Bake* county. \u2022 Oregon, \u25a0 \u00bb1)5 ton\ntest wtll be operating all winter with\na crew of 36 men. The manager' l*\nW. C. Fellows. '\nThe Kernlck property In Oold fan-\nyon, Mineral county, Nevada, It' \"reported to have ore running, from 60\nto 300 dollars a ton ln a drift 'from\nthe thaft\n391% 391\n.08%\t\n.18 Cash wheat No. 1 northern 146%,\n\u202269vi No. 3 northern 143%: No. 3 northern\n\u2022??'\u2022\" 140%; No. 4 136%: No. 5 133%: No.\ns 106%; feed 89; track 142%; screenings 810 per ton.\nGuelph and Chatham\nPapers Change Hands\nTORONTO, Sept., 23 \u2014Announcement\nment was made here today that J. P.\nMacKay At Co., ln association with\nJamea Playfalr, had acquired the\n106% 107% ' G'rclph Dally Mercury and tbe Chat-\n109 108% ham DfllIy Ne*vs, Including the real es-\n116% 114% 114Vi tate and buildings ln both cities.\n390\n398\n291%\n291%\n290\n296\n4.74\n1.76\nOregon Copper\nPend Orellle\nPremier \t\nPorter Idaho 86\nReeves McDonald 1.50\nSSS ^?u....::r:z::::::::::z: \u00a3\u00ab, Frost Suggestions\nRuth Hope 38\n\u25a009%\n.39\n.14\n.07\n.13%\n1.10\n.70\n.05\n.46\nThree valuable dogs were destroyed\nln one day recently at Ntagara-on-the\nLake.\nSilver Cup ,.\u00bb\t\nSnowflake \t\nSlocan Rambler -.\u201e...\nSllversrhlth^ !5.J...\nTopley Richfield \t\nSunloch -\nTorto -\t\nWellington \u2014\nWhitewater \t\n.......\nDon't Halt Wheat\nE&& Markets\nOTTAWA, Sept. 33\u2014The majority of down.\nCanadian egg market* reported a\nsteady to firm situation over the week\nend, with the supply tf fresh eggs\ndecreasing.\nToronto\u2014Brokers are offering Ontario graded egga at extras 45c to 40c;\nfirsts 40c to 41c; seconds SOc to 31c;\ndelivered In free cases.\nMontreal\u2014The market is unchanged\nwith fresh eggs tn good demand.\nWinnipeg \u2014 Dealers are quoting\ncountry shippers for ungraded eggs\ndelivered, case* returned, extras 38c;\nfirsts 33c; seconds 32c.\nVancouver\u2014Dealers are quoting producers' for ungraded eggs extras 43c\nto 45c; firsts 30c to 41c; pullet extras 34c.\nChicago\u2014Spot 3i\n-hangee\nOFFICES:\nt.ncnnver\n\u25a0pokanr and Healtlr\nCANADIAN\nPacific\nSlocan Cltyrleltea\nFriday, 27th Sept,\nSlocan Valley\nAt Slocaa City\nTrain No. 842 will be held\nat Slocan City UU 6 pjn. mating\nusual stops en route to IteUon.\nJ. S. CARTER, D.P.A.\nNELSON, B.C.\n=\nWHEN\nSENDING\nMONEY\nORDERS\nI\nWHEN you have occasion\nto send Money Orders they\nmay be obtained readily at\nany Branch of the Bank of\nMontreal.\nBANK OF MONTREAL\n^^^^^^ Established lBtf ^^^^^^\nTOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS OF >900,000,000\nBranches in Nelson and District\nNelson Branch - E. E. L. DEWDNEY, Mgr.\nKaslo Trail\nA\n...........Hi\n THE NELSON DAILY. NEWS TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24,1929\nPageL.S\nPORTS\nAIL-KIMBERLEY\nAHLETOMORROW\nf at Kimberley for Blaylock\nCap Held by Kimberley\nSince 1925\nMfiHUJ-Y, B. C, Sept. 23\u2014Wed-\nay afternoon will we the annual\nLt for; ihe Blaylock cup, preeented\nI. O. Blaylock of Trail, for compe-\nn between the Bast and Weat\ntanay Slocan teams,\nlis cup was first played for ln\nat Trail and won bjf the Trail\ni, this being the only occasion on\na Trail\" team has had the honor\nvlng its name inscribed on the\n. The winners of the respective\n1ct leagues have each year the\nt to battle for the cup won ln 1935.\nke Concentrator playing at Chap-\nCamp brought the cup to this\nlot to stay. In 1926, playing at\nthe Tunnel team still kept hold\nt and the next year the Top mine\nthe successful defender while last\nthe Tunnel team defeated an all-\nteam on Its own ground. This\ndue to their revival of form and\nEnglish Golfer to\nReside at New Tork\nLONDON. Sept. S3\u2014Phil Perkins,\nformer amateur champion golfer of\nBritain, left for the United States\nwhere he Is to take up a permanent residence. He has secured an\nappointment with a Wall street firm.\nFLASH\nKIMBERLEY HOOP\nLEAGUE READY\nTO START SOON\nAnnual Meeting is Held and\nOfficers Elected; New\nRules in Effect\nKIMBERLEY. B. C, Sept. 33\u2014There\nwas a good turnout of basketball enthusiasts at tbe annual meeting held\nln the McDougall had, and Judging\nby the enthusiasm displayed, this\ngreat Indoor sport ls In for another\ngood season.\n. It wss decided that oil basketball\ndefeat of the Tunnel team on \u201e,., come unoer one parent org\u00bbnu*a-\ntay It falls to the Top Mine play- J Uon T, wll, \u201e,\u201e,,\u201e, ot tom clu___\n*o defend the cup for the second , Men., A Men., B j^^ wa Jr ^j^\nand there ls no doubt that they ,n(1 ,a,lt\u00bbtionB win be sent to the\ntlve the Trail team a real battle : Ttrtoua teams to get In their entries\nIt.\ni scon DOES\nOMEBACK TO WIN\nBRITISH TITLE\nVerge of Knockout in First\ntound But Beats Victorio\nMario Campolct\ntW YORK, Sept. 23\u2014After being\nthe verge of a knockout ln the\nfirst round, Shufnin' Phil Scott,\npale, blue-eyed British heavy-\n[ht chsmpion, staged a remarkable\nback tonight to box his way to\nory over Victorio Mario Campolo,\ngalloping gaucho of the Argentine\nthe battle of the leaning towers.\noott carried off a close decision\n10 bruising rounds of battling\nireen a brace of the tallest and\nlest heavyweights In the business.\nhe verdict was 2 to 1 in favor of\nBriton, who gained the verdict\nthe two judges, to offset the ballot\nReferee Donovan, cast for Campolo.\ncrowd of 1*5,000 witnessed the bout.\nJfred Vahderbilt, 15-year-old son\nthe late Alfred Vanderbllt and Mrs.\ntries Amory, ls the owner of The\nre and Beau Wrack, both of which\nraces.\ni-.in the spring.\nI'srsiii a iiaif.t^.,.i-\nGOLF TOURNEY\nIS DOWN TO\nFINALS, HERE\nG. Shaw and T. R. Wilson Play\nOff, Mrs. B. Townshend\nand Mrs. Pollard\nso that playing schedules can be\ndrawn up. The meeting also went cm\nrecord ln favor of appointing one representative from each team who would\nform the executive of the league.\nAnother resolution passed was that\nthe winning team ln each league be\npicked to represent the town in all\noutside games, but spares could be\nchosen from other teams.\nThe matter of social activities was\nalso discussed at some length and it\nwas agreed that his year all functions\nheld ln connection with basketball\nwould be held at one of the recreation\nhalls\nIn order that all games be started\non time this year a motion was placed\non tbe books to the effect that all\nteams be allowed 16 minutes after\nthe time the game is called to make\nan appearance on the floor, otherwise\nthe game wilt be forfeited to the team\npresent.\n.Another ruling wae that \"B\" league\nmen can play ln only one senior game,\notherwise they would be automatically\ndropped from the \"B\" league. The\nmatter of appointing referees for the\nleague was left with the executive to\ndal with.\nThe matter of affiliating with the\nBritish Columbia Basketball association was also the topic for much discussion and the secretary was Instructed to write the organization and\nget all the necessary data ln this\nregard.\nThe entry fee for each team entered\nln the respective leagues was $5, with\nthe exception of the Juniors, who will\nbe allowed to play free.\nIn order to get basketball away to\na good start In Kimberley, and also\n1-,.-.-Jato raise funds to buy balls, and other\n\u2014' necessary equipment, it was decided\nthat the organization hold a dance In\nMcDougall hall the latter part of\nOctober.\nThe election of officers resulted as\nfollows:\nHonorary presidents\u2014E. O.Montgomery, H. R. Banks, W. Lindsay, F. Port-\nler and C. T. Oughtred.\nHonorary vice-presidents\u2014J. Sanderson, Tom Summers, A. Mellor, R, McLeod and C. D. Pearson.\nPresident\u2014L. O'Brien, Sullivan Hill.\nVice-president\u2014A. R. Swanson.\n\u2022Sec-treasurer\u2014 F. J. Martello.\nCaddies Are to Have a\nTournament, Saturday\nAbout 10 or 13 of the regular caddies\nof the Nelson Oolf and Country olub\nwill take part ln the annual caddies'\ntourney at the club next Saturday\nmorning.\nWould you like a\nJIT or OVERCOAT\nnautltuUy tailored of duality fabrics?\nn In the following blank. I wlll\nyou samples of my materials.\nOVERCOAT: MEASURE EXACTLY\nAS BELOW\u2014WE MAKE NECESSARY ALLOWANCES\nQlve length -\t\nrat. Collar Yes .or Ho\nCOAT MEASURE\nike these measures with Coat On,\nlength\u2014collar seam to\nom of ccavt\t\nth of back at sleeve\nam\nre Inseam \u2014 armpit to\nngth desired (arm\nknglng natural) \t\n'6 these measures with\ncoat Off.\nkit OVER VEST high\nIt OVER VEST\nVBJST MEASURE\nnlng Collar seam ln\nick to point desired\nlot to the button) ...\njth \u2014 collar flfeflm ln\nsck stranght down to\nottom of vest \t\n4>\nTROUaSERS measure\nwn\u2014Crotch to bottom\njet straight and tape\nsll up ln crotch)\n\u25a0earn \u2014 KOT INCLUD-\nCO waist band to Dotal -\t\nit under vest st\t\nomen for stouts only,\nt ACTUAL MEASURE\narrest part of hips ....\n-width desired \t\ntorn\u2014width desired\n-Right Left\"\n1st\u2014Low Medium. High..\nJ. V. RAMSDEN\nTailor\nI Netocu\nSuits made to measure 027,\nSend for patterns and measure\nform\nBATTALINO WINS\nFEATHER TITLE\nDark Visaged Man Beats Andre\nRoutis of France in 15-\nRound Battle\nHARTFORD. Conn.. Sept. 23\u2014Christopher \"Bat\" Battallno, dark visaged\nyoung man, tonight won the world's\nfeatherweight championship by defeating Andre Routis, of France, ln a\n15 round decision contest before 30,000\nfans. Battallno weighed 124V4: Routis\n135%.\nDefending the crown he won only a\nyear ago, Routis often beaten of late,\nnever was able to display the form\nthat won him the crown.\nBattallno, a fast two-fitted boy of\n21, easily evaded and outgenerallcd\nhim st close quarters, snd did almoet\nall of thc effective punching. The\ndifference ln the battlers abilities was\nso marked that Referee Bill Conway\nthe sole arbiter gave every round to\nthe challenger.\nThe crowd of 20,000 set a new record\nfor gate receipts ln Connecticut wtth\nrevenue estimated at 963,000.\nFERNIE BOWLING\nLEAGUE FORMED\nAccording to schedule every event\nln the last major golf tourney of the\nyear has been played out ln a series\nof interesting snd hard-fough competitions to the final round. In tbe\nmen's championship flight for the\nAppleyard-Lowe trophy, T. R. Wilson\nand O. Bbaw, youthful star, wlll play\noff for the honors in a 36-hole match\nnext Sunday. Mrs. B. Townshend and\nMrs. R. Pollard Are the finalists for\nthe women's championship as represented by the Armstrong rose bowl.\nThey wlll play off an 18-hole match\non Sunday, as will the finalists tn all\nother flights.\nThe men's finals will start at 10\na.m. on Sunday continuing through\nthe afternoon. Mrs. Townshend and\nMrs. Pollard will meet at 3.10 ln the\nafternoon.\nSHAW ELIMINATES CLARK\nMT. Shaw had a hard battle to eliminate young ft: L. Clark, winner of\nthe Leith trophy this year. The match\nwent to the 18th hole before a settlement was finally reached. In the\nother semi-finals bracket, T. R. Wilson\ndefeated B. Townshend three and two\nto gain his place ln the finals.\nRunners-up for positions ln the women's finals were Mrs. H.* Lakes, who\nwas beaten by Mrs. Townshend and\nMrt. C. D. Blackwood, who met defeat\net the hands of Mrs. Pollard. Both\nvere good games.\nI'HOTIIERS ARE FINALISTS\nC. w. Appleyard and H. E. Appleyard have emerged into the finals of\nhe men's first flight, Mr. O. W. Appleyard by beating John Fraser, and\nMr. H. S. Appleyard by beating w. P.\nClery.\nWOMEN'S FIRST FLIGHT\nFirst flight finalists among the women are Mrs. J* Cartmel and Mn.\nW. J. -Orove. They eliminated Mrs.\nW. K. Keyt and Mrs. O. Davis, who\ndefaulted.\nFinalists ln the second and third\nflights are: men's second flight, F. C\nWhitehouse, H. M. Whimster; men's\nthird flight, A. A. Lambert, winner of\nWilliam Rutherford vs. L. B. DeVeber.\nMan's championship flight results\nwere:\nFirst round\u2014T. R. Wilson beat W. P.\nClery; A. D. McLeod beat J. D. Kerr;\nJ. O. Bunyan beat C. W. Appleyard;\nB. Townshend beat H. E. Appleyard;\nJ. H D. Benson beat John Cartmel;\nH. L. Clark beat John Fraser; R. L.\nMcBrlde beat H. Watson; R. T. Thorburn beat O. Shaw.\nSecond round\u2014T. R. Wilson beat\nA. D. McLeod; B- Townshend won from\nJ. O. Bunyan by default H. L. Clark\nbeat J. H. D Benson; a. Shaw beat\nR. L McBrlde.\nSemi-finals\u2014T. R. Wilson beat B.\nTownshend; O. Shaw beat H. L. Clark.\nMen's first flight results were:\nFirst round\u2014W. P. Clery beat H-\nWatson; H. E. Appleyard beat John\nOartmel; John Fraser beat J. D. Kerr;\nC. W. Appleyard beat R. T. Thorburn.\nSecond round\u2014H. E. Appleyard beat\nW. P. Clery; C. W. Appleyard beat\nJohn Fraser.\nMen's second flight results follow:\nFirst round\u2014H. W. Robertson beat\nOuy Davis; F. C. Whitehouse beat A.\nA. Lambert; O. P. Melrose beat L. B.\nDeVeber; C. I. Archibald beat C. B.\nOarland; Paul Lincoln beat J. Strickland; W. M. Walker beat William\nRutherford; J, Oordon beat S. Ooode.\nSecond round\u2014 H. M. Whimster\nbeat J. Oordon; Paul Lincoln beat W.\nM, Walker; O. P. Melrose won by default from C. I. Archibald; P. C.\nWhitehouse beat H. W. Robertson.\nSemi-finals\u2014F. C. Whitehouse beat\nQ. P. Melrose; H. M. Whimster beat\nPaul Lincoln.\nMen's third flight results:\nFirst round\u2014 L. B. DeVeber beat S.\nOoode; William Rutherford beat J*\nStrickland; C. B. Oarland beat Ouy\nDavis.\nSecond round\u2014A. A. Lambert beat\nC. B. Oarland; L. B. DeVeber and William Rutherford to play off during\nthis week.\nWomen's championship flight results:\nFirst round\u2014Mrs. B. Townshend\nbeat Mrs. H. W. Robertson; Mlas J. H\nD. Benson beat Mrs. W. J. Orove; Miss\nJean Hunter beat Mrs C. P. Melrose;\nMrs. Harold Lakes beat Mrs. L. V.\nRogers: Mrs. C. D. Blackwood beat\nMrs. A D McLeod; Mrs. C. W. Apple-\nyard beat Mrs John Cartmel; Miss\nAlolse Wragge beat Mrs. Ouy Davis;\nMrs. Roy Pollard beat Mrs. W. E. Keyt.\nSecond round\u2014Mrs. B. Townshend\nbeat Mrs J. H. D. Benson; Mrs. Harold\nLakes beat Miss Jean Hunter; Mrs. C.\nD. Blackwood beat Mrs C. W. Apple-\nyard; Mrs. Roy Pollard beat Mtss\nAlolse Wragge.\nSemi-finals\u2014Mrs. B. Townshend beat\nMrs. Harold Lakes; Mrs. Roy Pollard\nbeat Mrs. c. D. Blackwood.\nWomen's first flight results follow\nFirst round\u2014Mrs. W. S. Keyt beat\nMrs. H. W. Robertson; Mrs. John Cartmel beat Mrs A. D. McLeod; Mrs. Ouy\nDavis won by default from Mrs. L. V.\nRogers; Mrs. W* J. Orove beat Mrs.\nO. P. Melrose.\nSemi-finals\u2014Mre John Cartmel beat\nMis. W. E. Keyt; Mrs. W. J. Grove\nbeat Mn. Ouy Davis.\nINTERIOR AND\nCOAST JOIN IN\nNEWBALL BODY\nEight Cities in the Northwest\nLeague; British Columbia\nTo California\nNastillers Fined\n$400 for Having\nmor\nVAHCOUVIR, sept. 83.\u2014Nastillers\nI limited, charged with Illegally keeping\nliquor fer sale, was lined M.000 by\nMagistrate Findlay in police court, with\ndistress In default et payment.\nThe court decided that the stock of\nliquor, amounting to some 10,000 cases, could not be legally confiscated.\nCounsel for Nastillers. limited, announced that the conviction woud be\nappealed.\nSEATTLE, TTHsh.. Sept JS \u2014 Baseball\nenthusiasts of Washington and Oregon.'\nand of British Columbia, meeting nere\nwith J. Cal. Ewlng president of the\nOakland club In the Coast Leagued\nbrought a new Northwest league Into\ntentative being.\nThe proposed league Is to be composed of eight clubs, playing a 120-\ngame schedule lasting four months.\nThe cities selected for the organization\nsre SeatUe, Portland, Tacoma. Spokane.\nBelllngham. Yakima. Vancouver, B.C..\nand the Gray's Harbor district, composed of Hoqualm and Aberdeen.\nAnother meeting will be held here\nOctober 19. when actual formation of\nthe new circuit wlll probably take\nplace.\nKAINS* AT RKVKLSTOKE\nREVELSTOKE, Sept. 33\u2014Heavy rains\nover the week-end brought to an end\na long spell of warm weather. Fresh\nsnow In large sjusntitles covers all\nthe mountain peaks.\nTrail Beats the\nNelson Juniors\nIn Soccer, 5-3\nTRAIL, B. C, Sept. 23.\u2014Trail defeated the visiting Kelson junior football\nteam Saturday afternoon by a score\nof 5-3 Broadhurst scored four of\nTrail's, goals two on penalties, one\non a pus from Swanson and *w,e on\na pass from Burns. Fletcher of Trait\nscored onoe for Nelson on 'his own\ngoal and T. Hirrlson and Gillette esch\nscored ono.\nSoccer Results in\nOld Country\nLONDON, Sept. 38\u2014Todays results\nln Old Country football ware:\nENGLISH LEAGUE\nFIBST DIVISION\nLeeds 1, Portamounth 0.\nSECOND DIVISION\nChelsea o. Bury 3.\nTottenham Hotspurs 1. HlUw.il 1.\nWolverhampton 4, Hall City 3.\nTHIRD DIVISION\nSCHTHKRN SECTION\nw.laall 4 Swindon Town 0.\nTHIRD DIVISION\nChesterfield 1. Tranmere Rovers 0.\nNORTHERN SECTION\nDoneaster Rovers 1, Halifax Town 0.\nPortvale*3. Crewe Aleiandre 0.\nSCOTTISH LEAGUE\nFIRST DIVISION\nAberdeen 8, Clyde 3.\nCheaJey High School has new principal. R. H. Cnrbert. and three af the\nfive assistants are new teachers.\nWin Champioiisllip\nAmerican As*\nKANSAS CITY. Sept. 33\u2014Th\u00bb Kansas City Blues cinched ths t*tt______\\\nerlcan association pennant by' .flJ^^H\nthe second gane of a double header\nfrom Indianapolis today. Th. vin\nwas tlielr 107th est the seasoi\nspoils took the first ganr\nTbe score of the second game waa\n8 to 3\nNot since 1M3 have the \"Blues won\nth* championship. In that year they\nbeat out Bt. Paul after -a olos^r\nthan this year, and *jub*\u00ab*u*'nt!v de\nfeated Baltimore ln tne Int-rnatlotial\nleague In the \"Little Wo'1'!,* \"S\u00ab\nThis year Rochester will be the Ir.\nternatlonal league team re**rear'rtatlvf>\nsnd the first four games <\nuled nine-game series''\nKansas City October\n\u2022am re*****sri*iaTTA***.\n\u2022mes of the sejaed-\n\u25a0 wilt *>\u25a0 Waved In\n____*_!_____\nPleasant Pastime\nA goalie of bowling in\nour aMeys. What could\nbe .more enjoyable now\nthat the evenings are colder?* Bring in the boys.\nThey will enjey it\nGE\"NA\u00a7\nTOBACCONIST\nIVHNIONECt I*\u20ac\u00a7f\nMCNCnPnHCNEf*\nHe saw the smart Monophone on many * desk. En- *\u2022\u2022 '\nthusiastic frienda told him\nhow easy it waa to use. Finally he surtendered with.tha tf\nwords, \"I want one of thosu ;.. \\.'.\nMonophones.\"\nH.CTf IELPHCNE CO.\nFERMI, B. 0., Sept. 23\u2014At a well\nattended meeting the city bowling\nleague organized and formulated plans\nfor a tournament to get under way\nearly in October. The following officers were elected:\nPresident, J. MacDonald, vice-president, H. Wheeler; secretary-treasurer,\nW. J. Thomas; the executive to comprise the captains of the various\nteams.\nThe tournament ls to consist of two\nhalves, the first half ending the Friday before Christmas, the second half\nstarting on January 6. The rules of\nthe American Bowling Congress have\nbeen adopted to govern the conduct of\nthe league.\nJohn Perry, proprietor of the alleys, has offered suitable trophies to\nthe members of the winning team,\nThese trophies will be the only prizes\noffered as lt seemed to be the unanimous opinion of those present that\nthe fees collected oould be used for\nget-together luncheons snd socials\nthereby creating a better feeling\namong rill the members than by giving of prizes.\nQueer Names in\nFootball Worry\nHead Writers\nBadminton Is Under\nWay at Kimberley\nKIMBERLEY, B. C, Sept. 23\u2014Badminton Is already under way here.\nSixteen players, including both sexes,\nwere, out recently at McDougall hall\nchasing the \"birdies\" around and from\nindications the number playing thla\nyear will bt greatly increased.\nCHICAOO, Sept. 23\u2014The Osterbsans.\nMltterwalners and Ukkelberga whose\nnames narrled headline writers and\ngagged radio announcers have gone.\nbut the Biff Ten has plenty of trick\nnames to replace them.\nOhio state offers Bueschen-vchuss.\nUjhelyi, Kazmerchak, Wiragos and Erf,\nwhile Indiana matches with Magna-\nbosco, Antonlno and Hojnackl among\nothers. Wisconsin's threats to easy football conversation are Lubratcvitch ind\nKetclaar, which are not so bad when\nMinnesota presents Pulkrabek, Kakela\ni-nd OJao.\nminds has Nussplckcl and Yanus-\nkus to stack up against Yunevick\nof Purdue, Diedendorf of Chicago\nnnd Captalu Joe Truakowskl of Mle-\nigen.\nK B THRUMMS AND TARRYS\nTARRY'S AND THRUMS. Sept. 23\u2014\nO. Hi. Landon, poultry instructor, accompanied by Mr. Bowen, provincial\neffg inspector, and MT. Reld of Victoria,\nwere visitors to the valley.\nMr. and Mrs. R. W. Chalmers were\nbusiness visitors to Roasland and Trail\nRev. and Mrs. R. Silverwood and\nbaby, who had been staying with\nfrienda ln Helson, spent some time in\nThrums on their way to their home\nln Orand Forks.\nMlu Martha Danish of Trail wr.s tlie\nguest cf Miaa Ford,\n2,462 Telephone Companies\nIt ij t'lmtiUol that Canadians mu\\c\nmorecxtcTTsivcuscoflhctelephonc than\nany people in the world. Thl number\nof coniKisulion* made in igf! in the\nDominion was J,io8,ajoo,ooo,in<:luo!-\n>ng 31,400,000 LonifDistanu lolls.\nCANADA'S 2,462 telephone nationalization of thought as the\ncompanies are doing a great ability to communicate\u2014a man\nnational service in maintaining, with his neighbour\u2014one 1 earby\nthrough heat and cold, good community with another, c: even\nweather and bad, an uninterrupted with distant parts of the world.\nmeans of communication through- The Northern Electric C impany\nout the country; for nothing so has been privileged to supp y equip*\ncontributes to harmony and ment for most of these cc npanies.\nHorthern Electric\nCOMPANY Ijbhtbed\nA National Electrical Scrvk*\n160 ROBSON STREET\nVANCOUVER, B.C.\nThe Northern Electric'] activittet are by no means confined to the pro.\nduction of telephone supplies. This Company manufactures and sells\nelectrical equipment for industrial purposes, at weU as distributing\nthe many electrical appliances indispensable to modern housekeeping.\n\u25a0m\n_\n1\nt\nj\n1\ni\n1\n1\n*****\nsi\nJ\nI\ni\nJ\n\u2022\u00bbn\n1\n\t\n T*age Eight\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24,1929\ninn\nm\n*The Foolish Virgin'\nBy KATHLEEN NORRIS\n\"All, Bob. you're too kind to me!\" steady eyea am htr face \"Tou can't\n\u2022he MM, clearing Her throat or the very well tell him, now, that you love\nmaddening and unweloome tears that ; him with all your heart and soul, can\nchoked her. you?\"\nTell me the truth. Pam.\" Charterls; For a Ions minute she was silent;\nsaid, alter a minute. \"\u00ab you go down \u2022\u2022>\u2022 aia not relse her eyea. Tlie,\nto Bakereileld, wlll you really come \"\nYmir Noto.s\nback ? Or Is this Just\u2014lust letting\nme down easily?\"\nFor a long space she was silent,\nrubbing to and fro tbe tears that lay\nnet on his hand.\n\"1 don't know,\" she said finally. In\na whisper.\n.\"Meat sure you want to get married\nat all?\" he aaked.\n\"Pretty sure I don't,\" she said, al-\n\u2022BOrast Inaudlbly.\nBhe aat there, clinging to his hand,\nlashes lowered, the position ot\nVMin. B C, Bent. 23 ~*Cr. and Mrs.\nH SieVA-ns and Miss Shirley Stevens\nwere visitors to Salmo\nMr. and Mrs. S. A. Cairwen left\nhere by ahoeer to ipend the week-end\nIn Spokane.\nC. A. CnXTtey of Salmo spent Saturday ln Tmlr.\nMis. Bessie Clark of Vernon and\nMiss Betty Clark were Nelson visitors\non Baturday.\nMrs. J H. Duck and daughter Jean\nof Wild Horse were Tmlr visitors on\nSaturday.\nA. s. Watt has been spending a tew\ndays In the Slocan district\nMIR. B. C, Bent. 13\u2014A. Burgess\nlay*\nY,\nautumn sunshine shifted on the patio\nwalls and the hacienda roof, and pale\nbrown sieklea from the eucalyptus antyltajt njttj, a number'of pack horses for\nto the. flagged terrace under their feet.\n(To be continued)\nSlocan City Notes\n8IOCAN CITY, B, C* Sept 21\u2014\nIV*rs. J. H. Burton and her sister. Miss\nFlorenoe Pacdan. of Revelstoke. who\nhar r.re visiting here, were visitors to up-\nvhOvl* lovely being\u2014tawny hsir, fine lake points. They were accompanied hy\nhand. e.tQ,ulslte slim lithe body out- Oeorge Henderson,\nlined ln tbe severe black silk gown, j Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnstone end\nand the moving white breast that tbe two daughters of New Denver were thc\nopen collar showed\u2014indicative of the guests of Mrs. W. A. Blackbourne dur-\nsorrow and shame she felt.\n\"Wall, I'm not surprised,\" Charterls\naald, with a smile in bis half-sad,\nhalf-whimsical voice. Her head came\nup swiftly.\n\"Bop,\" she said, on a quick breath,\n\"If you could understand\u2014if you could\nbe generous!\"\n\"That's what I want to be, Pam.\"\nhe aaswered lightly.\n\"I might go to Bakersfleld,\" ahe\npresently said, her cheeks flaming, her\nInd the week. Mr. Johnstone is gov\neminent road superintendent.\nCaptain and Mra. Alex McLennan\nof New Westminster spent n. few days\nlr. town renewing old acquaintances.\nthe Ivy Fern mine.\ntHr. and Mrs. J. \u00bb. Clark and Mr.\nand Un. B. C. Mtflsaac were visitors\ntc Salmo.\nMr. and Mrs. V. Peterson 'and son\nElmer and Miss Pfendall were Nelson\nvisitors.\nMra. W. J. Bremner of Moyie Is the\nguest of her soa John Bremner for\ns lew days.\nMr. and Mrs. Marshall of Vancouver\nleft for Nelson. While in Ymlr they\nvtre the guests of Mr. end Mrs. J.\nM Gllle.\nC. A. Cawley ctf Salmo was \u00bb Ymir\nvisitor.\nJohn Bremner was a recent visitor\nto Nelson.\nA. Burgess Jr, was a recent Nelson\nvisitor.\nH. Stevens naotored to the Wilcox\nclassified Advertising\nOatwifiei Advertising Ratet\nLntml nUsMUng Ketlees \u2014 Three cents\nper word each Insertion. In blackface\nor machine capitals flc a wont. Twenty-\nfive per cent mseount II run daily\nwithout change of copy for one month\nor more. Where edvertisment Is swt\nout ln short lines the charge Is 15c\na line for RotMuTtyS. Mo tor Dlack-\ntace uu Mo tm blackface capitals.\nMinimum 85c. If charged SOc.\nWant and Classified advertising \u2014\none -aaM \u2022 haB cent* a word ner insertion. Tt bald IB advance tc per word\nper week, or aav>3 Per word per month.\nTransient ads accepted only on a\ncssh-in-advance basis. Bach Initial\nfigure, dollar sign, etc. counts as om\nword. Minimum use. lf charged Me.\nBirth Notlc* and Social Itsrai free.\nGrand Forks Notes\nCt.pt* ln and Mrs. McLennan resided j mine en Friday\nhere off and on for a number of ye-ars. | w. E. Orton or Trail visited at his\nHe was in charge of the boati here [ uome here.\nIrom time to time. \u2014\t\nMr. and Mrs. R. 3. Johnscn etter-] NAKUSP. B. C, Sept. 33\u2014Mrs R\ntalned a few friends en Th.naday f Towers and daughter Beatrice of Van-\nevening ln honor of Mrs. Randall and ; ocuver are the guests of Mr. W. G.\nMusical instruments are SOLD and BOUGHT quickly and profitably in the Classified Ads.\nFill This in and Send It to Us\nClassified Advertisement Blank\nClassified Advertising Dept.\nDaily News\nNelson, B. C.\nGentlemen: The enclosed $ is for classified advertising to appear in your issues of\t\n There are, including my name and address,\t\nwords at the rate of Vfa per word. No ad,\nhowever, inserted for less than 25c.\n\u2022rateful gray eyes on his, \"and then. Mrs. R. O. Mlngus. mother and sister . Btittershall.\nmeetjyou and Mrs. Chard somewhere. , 0f jm Johnson, on thc eve of their Fred Kirk Clark and Byron Crow-\nI mlijht feel differently when I'd seen | departure for their home In Luitdcn, oil arrived by car from Vancouver,\nmy mother again\u2014got away from this _*,0Tto, Dakota. Mrs. Randall and Mrs. I and will spend a short holiday in\nJust a little! It's all been so mixed-\nChester, and Malsie's wedding, and\u2014\nand, pf course. Ores bringing home a\nwife\u2014and you and me!\"\n\"I break our engagement,\u2014only It\nwas soever anything as definite as\nthat\u2014here and now,\" aald ChsrteTis.\nin thla silence, and In the lliht tone\nhe had used before, \"You shall go off I\non your visit and come back when you I\nlike, and if you've ever any need of!\nme. 111 be here\u2014at least, I suppose '\nI wlU, for some months at least. . .\"\nPamela clasped her hands over his\nagain and fixed her troubled eyes\non hla.\n\"I don't know what's the matter!\nvlth me,\" she said. \"Only 2 know {\nthat I've got to get away\u2014got to I\nthink It all out, straighten lt all out \u25a0\nIn my mind! Sometimes, Bob, I really j\nthink,''said Pamela seriously, humbly,\n\"I really think I am losing my senses)\nI want a thing, and when I get It1\nI apparently go quite crazy\u2014no,\nreally,\" she said quickly, sensitively,\nas he laughed. \"These last few days\nwhen Chester ls finally engaged to\nSue Rose\u2014why, I don't want Chester!\"\nPamela exclaimed, getting up. putting\nboth hands to her temples with a distracted air, and pacing the patio. \"I\ndon't want Chester! And yet I can't\naettle down\u2014I can't sleep\u2014I go about\nholding the most Idiotic, Imaginary\nconversations with people! I don't\nknow what's come over me! And anything\u2014anything makes me cry. You\naaw me today\u2014like a great big baby!\n\"You aaked me to marry you, Bob,\"\nahe said more quietly, out still with\nthe same desparate and puzzled eyes\nas she took her hassock beside him\nagain, \"and at the moment lt seemed\nauch a wonderful thing to do. I\nthought of our Prench. and our books,\nand Audrey, and everything! I wrote\nthat, letter to Chester laughing as if\nIt were a joke, you remember? And\nlt seemed to me funny that Gregory\nahould aee you kissing my hair and\nbe so angry! But that night\u2014that\nnight, I couldn't shut my eyes. I\nthought my head would burst. I was\nalmost insane,\n\"And then there's another thing,\"\nshe went on aa Charterls, listening attentively, did not speak. \"It's Oreg.\nBe could marry whom he pleased.\"\nPamela aald proudly, with a firmly\nheld chili, and filling eyes, \"but he\noughtn't to be so rude to me\u2014\" She\nstopped, choking.\n\"No, you're quite right; he ought\nnot!\" Charterls said warmly. \"But\nhe seemed to feel very badly when my\ngrandmother rebuked him for lt, today,\" he reminded here.\nPamela had a perilous recollection\nof the big arm about her, the soft\nhandkerchief being crushed against\nher eyes, the sweetness that Hooded\nher senses when Gregory's brown face\nwaa so close to her own. She did\nnot speak.\n\u25a0 That I cannot understand,\" Charterls said. \"Perhaps, on the whole,\nyou're right.\" he added presently, \"and\nthe best think to do now would be\nto get away for a while. But I shan't\nlike tha ranch without Pamela,\" he\nwarned her. \"To marry a war wreck\nmight be mora than you wanted to do.\nBut to amuse him and wait on him\nand make the place a sort of heaven\nto him\u2014\"\nShe waa amlllng through a rush of\ntears.\n\"Ah, you're kind to me\u2014you're all\nall kind to me!\" ahe faltered, shaking\nher head to shake her eyes free. \"You\nall love me. I know, and Gregory, too,\nfor all that he's ao cress! I couldn't\nlive without knowing that you'll miss\nme\u2014even lf I can stay away! But\nI've got to go,\" Pamela persisted. \"I'm\ngoing to tell Oregory tonight\u2014I'll try\nto get away tomorrow. And I'U write\nyou\u2014I'll write you every day. You've\nbeen like a\u2014\"\n\"Don't aay it, PamP1\n\"I was going to say brother\u2014a big\nbrother,\" she said Impulsively, lifting\nhU hand to her lips. \"I'll tell Oregory\nthat I'm nervous, that I'm not sleeping\u2014or no,\" ahe mused aloud, \"I'll\ntell him my mother wants me\u2014she\nalways wants me. Or I'U Just say\nthat I want a vacation.\"\nCharterls waa looking at her oddly.\n\"Yes.\" he aald deliberately, as she\nstopped on a worried note, \"since you\ncan't tell him the truth, lt doesn't\nmuch matter what you say, does lt?\"\n\"No,\" she answered, only half-hear-.\nlng. \"I'll Just aay\u2014\" Suddenly her\nexpression changed, became slightly\nbewildered, and ahe looked, puzzled.\nInto Charterts's face. \"How do you\nmean I can't tell hlm the truth?\"\nahe asked ln a tone almost frightened.\nHe laid his fingers over here and\npetted them.\nToor Pam!\" he said tenderly, hla\n*a^\\\nDeed Car offers tta*\nkast perfonnaliee and\nvalue can be discovered\nby scsssssvM tlw CUssi-\ntied ootettnns of tbe\npaily, Km\nORAND FORM. B. C, Sept. So.\u2014\nHenry Reld bas left for Chloafo\nwhere he irill complete his course In\nphysical training.\nMrs. Hetherlngton and daughter\nOreta. who had been spending the past\ntwo weeks at the home of Mrs. A. B.\nWinter, hsve left for Moosomln, Sask.,\nwhere they will spend a few days belore returning to their home at Sourts,\nMan.\nRev. and Mrs. W. J. Silverwood were\nvisitors In Kelson last week,\nMr. and Mrs. A. E. Cummlngs have\nmoved to Trail where they wlll make\ntheir home with their two sons.\nMiss Edith Love returned from Vancouver and ls again the guest of Mr.\nand Mrs. T. A. Love.\nMr and Mrs C P Slndell returned\nto Nelson after spending the past\nweek at the heme of Mr and Urs.\nH. E. Coleman.\nWalter Mansfield returned to Cranbrook after apendlng a few days with\nhis sister. Mrs. W. Pearson.\nMiss Edith Larson has retruned to\nSpokane. She wae accompanied by\nHer mother, who wlll go to Soap Lake\nfor treatments.\nMr. and Mrs. E. E. Olbson spent a\nfew days at the home of Mr and Mrs.\nMiles Barrett. They are on their\nway. to their home at Penticton after\nan extended visit In eastern Canada.\nOrvllle Winter returned to his home\nsfter spending the past week ln Van-\nI couver. m l_.\nMr. and Mrs. C. O. McMynn of Midway motored through town en route\nto Spokane and Vancouver, vhere\nthey wlll spend their honeymoon.\nFernie Notes\nBIRTHS\n(I)\natAMtoEN\u2014Bom to Mr. and Mra.\nCarl Ramsden at Kootenav Lake Oeneral hospital, September .1st, a son.\n\u00bb,w*gSSJIL.\n~JU2>\nWANTED\u2014Nurse\nRoom four.\ngirl. Bums\n\u00abm\nYOUNO OlEL\u2014Tess l*ht Housework,\n\u2022afternoons only. Phone 5SSL1. morn\nings.\n(1063.)\nA SALESMAN WANTED\u2014To start work\nat once. Good education and appearance essential. We wlll train\nyou. Salary and commission aruar-\nanteed. Phone 327 between 9 ud\n3 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday.\n< 10698)\nMTOATIONg WAMHW*\nJaUS\nHIGH SOHOOL OIRL WANT ROOM\nAND BOARD\u2014In exchange for light\nservices. Box 10688, Dally News.\n(10688)\nAOENTS WANTBD\nJt-l\nDOUBLE YOUR SALARY\u2014By ad''**!\n\u00a336.00 weekly selling Imperial Art\nPersonal Christmas Cards to Friends,\n{36.00 weekly selling Imperii\n~_;mas Cards to I \u2014\nBusiness Associates, club and Chinch\nmembers.\nfrom Magnificent Free\nSample Book. Imperial Art. Manufacturers. 61 Wellington West. Toronto. (10381)\nWANTED\u2014A large, old established Ontario Electric Washing Machine Manufacturer requires distributor for the\ncity of Nelson for their sensational\nnew models, covering the complete\nprice field, This ls an extraordinary\nopportunity for individual with capital or established organisation. A\nrepresentative of the Manufacturer\nwill be in Nelson shortly. Apply, giving complete information, and interview wlll be arranged. Box No. 10500,.\nDally News. (106901\nFDKN1SHBP ROOMS\u2014 For Bent\u2014(U)\nFURNISHED\nPhone 12,\nTWO-ROOM\nSUITE\u2014\n(10574)\nHOUSES WANTED\njm.\nWANTED TO RENT\u2014Small furnlahed\nhouse. Must be clean and comfortable. Box 10578. Dally News.\nllUVitj\nBOP8E8 TOB BENT.\nJSH\nFERNIE, B. C. Sept. 21.\u2014Albert Asselstine and Oeorge Eliot have left\nfor Kingston, Ont.. where they will\nenter Queen's university.\nMiss Mildred Kastner and. Miss Marlon Managan have left for Edmonton\nwhere they Intend enrolling in the\nUniversity of Alberta. Audrey Mills has\nalready gone back to the university\nwhere she Is an undergraduate.\nThomas Miard. Jack Currle, Albert\nAiello, Emll Alelloand Lawrence Herchmer have left for the University of British Columbia. -k\nMrs. Varcoe of St. Ca.herlnes. Ont..\nwho hsd been tbe guest ot her sister\nMrs. W. A. Ingraft}- fer the past two\nmonths has left faj\nEast.\nMrs. Rsynor wh(\nher mother and\nreturned to her hoj\n;.her home In the\nlaeen visiting\nll'-for a week has\nln Klmberley.\nPeter Gordon of Fleldlror. Sask.. who\nhad been spending :\\ short vacation\nwith his parents her?, has left for\nCalifornia where he wlll Join hlB\nbrother James.\nMr. and Mrs. F. C. Lawe are spending\na few days tn Calgary, where Mr. Lawe\nhas gone to iittentl a large convention\nof oil magnates.\nFruitvale Notes\nAPPLEDALE. B. C. Sept. 33\u2014O. D.\nHerding was i visitor in Nelson last\nweek.\nW. Wilson who has been visiting hts\nbister, Mrs. C. Flynn, has returned to\nSpokane.\nMr. Horn and his son motored home\nfrom Monarch, Alberta, last week.\nMrs. J. Butcher returned from a\nvisit tc Mr. Butcher at Sandor.\nMrs. W. T. Wynne returned from\nTrail, where she had been visiting her\ndaughter. , *\u25a0\n8IX ROOM HOUSE\u2014Apply 607 Silica,\nor phone 440X. (10809)\nFOR RENT\u2014Seven room homo., Apply\n814 Vernon Street. (10284)\nFOR RENT\u2014For six months from\nabout October 16, furnished house;\nthree bedrooms, one block from car-\nline. Reasonabl terms. P. O. Box\n1173, Nelson. B. C. (10*81)\nLIVESTOCK FOB SALE.\nJB.\nPEDIGREED OERMAN POLICE PUPPIES\u2014Excellent stock. Apply J.\nBlack. Sandon. (10563)\nPURE BRED JERSEY COW\u20144 years\nold; due to calve end October; good\nmilker: nulet. Price 895. H. E.\nParkyn, Burton. B. C. (10631)\nFOR SALE\u2014One team of horses, wgt.\nfifteen hundred each: 9 and 10 yesrs\nold; good workers and quiet. Can be\nseen West Transfer. Tom Anderson.\n(10589)\nFOR SALE\u201430 range breeding ewes,\n14 ewe lambs. 12 wether lambs, one\nram (Shropshire) ***art\u00abtered. Apply\nD. Klrby, rTr. 1, BrirHnvtlle, B. 0.\n(1040.1\nMISCELLANF.OIIS FOR SALE\n\u00ab7>\nFOR SALE\u2014Bungalow. Apply 819 Vernon street. Phone 208R (10637)\nFOR SALE\u2014 Ladles' Bicycle. 815\nply H. R. Kltto, Ounsmlthh\nAP-\n(10695)\nFOR SALE\u2014Two round vat heaters,\none has hot water coll ln stove.\nJ. E. Annable (10801)\nri atraiBUjiu EOUnts\u2014wanteajfr- (18;\nWANTED TO RENT\u2014Refined young\ncouple would like to ten* senaM furnished suite or light housekeeping\n\u00bbt be dean. Box 105J3\n(10633)\nrooms.\nMISCELLANIES WANT**!*\nJSS1\nWiS?\u00ab \u00b0V \u2022\"\"*\u25a0 '*\u00bb\n(1060B)\nFurniture, curtain*, blankets, boon-\nhold goods, etc.. men's hott, nultt,\nundenrear and shoes, ladiea' shoes\nand children's clothing. Th* Met,\nJosephine and Vernon, phone 534.\n('10654)\nPOCTaTBT, AJIP. HOPS.\nJUL\nJUNE HATCHED LEGHORN PULLETS\n\u2014OM dollar each. Appleton Bros.,\nProcta*. B. O. (1M01)\nPBjttPEjp-V PQII RAW\n-JJ&\nENTIRE FRUIT CROP\u2014100 trees apples, all varieties, and peals, seven\nmiles from Nelson, Best offer accepted. Apply W. W. Ferguson,\nOilker Block. (10573)\nFOR BALE CHEAP\u2014Oood -took or\nranch land. Northerly 14 of Lot\n9272 Group 1 Containing 80 acres\nmore or less Kootenay District. Province of B. C. Apply Brio Nl\nSorthport. Wash.\nMUST SACRIFICE\u2014112.600 WlU bur\nyou an excellent noma aod .food\nmonthly Income. Ideal for elderly\ncouple, who wish to retire. I must\nhave 86000 cash: will give reasonable\nterms on remainder. Deal direct with\nowner. For full particulars write or\ncan, L. B. Shaver. 1834 W. Malloo\nAve.. Spokane. (10662)\nDWELLINGS\nFOR SALE\n4 rooms, four lots, Kootenay St. 81800.00\n6 rooms, cane lot, Hall St 41300.00\n8 rooms, four lott, Mill St .81600.00\n8 rooms, two lots, Latimer St. 82000.00\n7 rooms, four lots, Innes St. 82600.00\n6 rooms, four lots, Robson St. 82100.00\nH. E. DILL\nINSURANCE AGENT\n508 WARD STREET PHONE 180\n(10679)\nAT PROCTOR '\nA very attractive and cozy\ncottage. Splendidly situated fpr\nsummer home purposes. Fully\nfurnished. Five rooms, running\nwater. Nice lawn and garden\nFlowers, Shrubbery, Fruit.\nPrice including Furniture\n$1800.00\nC. F. McHardy\nReal Estate Insurance\nPhone 135 Nelson, B.C.\n(10670)\nBOOH \"\u2022** B0AM>\nmil\nBOARD AND ROOM\u2014For two\nwilling to share. 814 Cedar, or at\nBox 898. Nelson.\nFOB SAM OB EXCHANqj:\nEXCHANGE .FOR NELSON HOU!\nt>% acres cleared; 5 Kaomtd\nbungalow; fruit Orees. small \"\u2022\npaved highway; 20 minutes Vanl\nver. Apply J. Seulr, 614, 6th\nw.. oaSby. , *m__\\\nAt TOMCBIUW FOR H*'.K\nFOR SAUS\u2014Inrte 1937 asssex De\nSedan; good shape through.\nPhone 286 or write P. O. Box\n\u2022ar\nPOR SALE\u20141928 Pontiac Bed***,\nvately used, eehanioal condition\neellent. also body _pamt and \u25a0\nhoUtery like new. Present ownsf\nfurther use rer car. This oar\nsnap at 8800. Can be-MM on *\u2022.\nFree -point Insurance policy Iraq\ned in selltaar prace. Partlculara\nBox 783 muon.. B. 0. (lt\nBUSINESS,,.. iwMre^aoN.\nDIHECTORTi\nAmbulance Servltw<\nHOWELL. FUNERAL DIM\nseor to Standard Underta\nF. I.\nor, Sueessor .\nCo. a\\ll local run\nPhone 252, Day or\nAc-oantlng\neounttog, P. b. Box me. Ne7\u00bbS!\nCHARLES F. tJrWITBB\u2014ACDBTOR,\nDonald Jam Building. Box 191L l\n\u2022on. \"B. O.\nAssayer!\nE. w. winnowsoN, \u25a0tn Aim Kit\nB. 0. Standard western charge*\nAuctioneer ami Bailiff\nJAMES H. DOYLB-BalBff. AoetnN\nNelson. B! C. (Ml\nChiropractors\nDR. MITTUN. X-BAY, CBANBJW\nBS\nDR. ORAY, OILKER BO. NELSI\n(KM\nDentists\nPR. O. A. C. WALLEY\u2014Orlffln I\nNelson, B. C. Ill\nEngineers\nB. D. DAWSON\u2014land Snrreynrs\nIna and civil Engineer Kaslo. 1\n*. h. tsTSUtu\u2014Mine *Anrveyin*\nAerial Tram Construction. Kaalo. _\nA. U. UKtSISN CO.\u2014CUNlHACfOI\nFormerly Green Bros.. Burden Nel*\nCivil and Mining Engineers. B. '\nAlberta Htd Dominion Land Bt\nveyors. (1081\nFlorists\nBIS1NF.SS OPPORTHNITlfni\nJSH\nCANDY STORE\u2014For ule m Rlalto\nTheatre. Best of fixtures lnclud'**'*\ntwo-bole Frigidaire and cabinet.\nWrite Box 10. Troll. (10868)\nLEGAL NOTICES\nFOR SALE\u2014Large cabinet, Brunswick\nphonograph with records. First class\ncondition. Leonard Pitts, phone\n76SL. (10534)\nFOR SALE\u2014W. W. Greener 12 bore\nduck gun and case. 160: 30-30 Winchester Carbine. 826. Apply box\n10553. DaUy News (10663)\nLOST AND FOUND\njm.\nRecent rain proved too late to be of\nmuch benefit to potatoes ln vicinity\nof London, Ontario.\nLOST\u2014A pocket-book containing valuable papers. Reward. Boz 10512\nDaily News. (10612)\nLOST\u2014IN Nelson, man's red Parker\nDuofold fountain pen. Finder please\nleave at 1001 Water Street. (10803)\nMany three-piece suits with the\nthird-piece taking the form of a waistcoat are being shown for autumn ln\nParis, and waistcoat fronts frequently\nare seen on three-quarter coats, ln\nthe form of a double closing, the inner one buttoned Hke a man's vest,\njo suonnq \"nouuM dnu is,no et**\nfastening.\nLAND RKOISTRY ACT\n(Section 188)\nAU minerals precious and base (save\ncoal and petrolrumt In or undrr Lots\n1720 and 17*1 \"Hlnkley\" and \"Black\nColt\" Mineral Claims, Kootenay District\nProof having been filed Ir. my office of the loss of Certificate of\nTitle No. 9475-A to the above-mentioned lands In the name of William\nHastle Adams and bearing date the\n3rd July. 1909. I HEREBY GTVE\nNOTICE of my Intention at the expiration of one calendar month from\nthe first publication hereof to Issue\nto the said William Hastle Adams\na provisional Certificate of Title In\nlieu of such lost Certificate. Any\nperson having any Information with\nreference to such lost Certificate of\nTitle Is requested to communicate with\nthe undersigned.\nDated at the Land Registry Office,\nNelson, B. C\u201e this 9th day of September, A. D\u201e 1929.\nA W. IDIENS\nRegistrar of Titles.\nOnto of first publication, September\n10. 1929.\n(10430)\nUHIZZJiLLE'S (1REENHOUHB,\nCut flowers and floral\n(1081\nWM. 9. JOHNSON\u2014\nPhone 342 Cut flowers Potted Pl\u00ab\nand Floral Emblems. (1081\nInsurance and Real Estate\nL W. DAWSON\u2014Real Estate, L\nance. Rentals. Next Hlpperson Hai\nware. Baker street. (1081\nE. DILL\u2014INSI1RAN8E\t\nFABM AMI CITY PROPERTY\n\u2022 808 Ward St. (MSI\nD. A. NcFARLAND UAL E8TA3\nInsurance. Coal, Board of Trade Ra\nTelephone 40. P. O. Box 24. (10\nPhotograpliars\nOEORGE A. MEERES\u2014Artist and Ft\ntogranher. 716 Baker Bt. (IdM\nTransfer\nBERTRAM THORPE'S TRANSFER\nPhones 634 and 277L8 (lOSn\nH,ixiAi*i.i' asusrsnlKB\u2014Hat-gage, l\u00bb\nand wood. Phone 106. (10M\nWood Working Factory\nLAWSON\u2014Baker St., Carpenter\nJoiner. Sash and Hardwood.\n(1082\nThere's Nothing Deceitful About Bubbies.\nTILLIE THE TOILER\nBy Westovi\nSAV MAC HAVli\nYOl slOTICEO 1-aOvJ\nIMK<.;iA-rAMT MQ.\nVv'MlPPl.F ACTS\nGi\/viCfc. ME'6 BUL M\nIM CHAP6K\nI 1-MrBG ?\nVE AM. HE'S\nAS PUFFED\nUP A.S. A\nBOILED\nOVML\nTMLUE. I WANT VC?o TO SPEAK To\nYOUI2 PBIEMD BoBBL.e&.l'eSTEQ-\nDAV SUB TOLD AllFTS' I WAS\niasu but a\nfc.TED CUVMP\nVE5. AMD THAT KiMD OF 1 HI\/06-\nHAS 6CTT TO STOP IT iSM'T A\nBIT LADVLIKE OF HE12. AT ALL\nT\t\n.RINGING UP FATHER\nWELL, IS THAT SO? DUGAN CAN'T\nTALK THAT WAY ABOUT I** AH' <3tT\nAWAY WITH IT- I'M GOINC. OVER\nAN' PUNCH WlM If, THE t409E-THAT\nOUY CAH'T GET FRESH WITH ME-\nP? Graorga McM\u00bbn.\nNO BIRD BY THE NAME OF\nOUGAN 16 GONNA PUT ANYTHING OVER ON THIS GUY\n THE NELSON DAILY NEWS TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ii, 102d\nPage\nRUITVALE FALL\nFAffi IS SUCCESS\nom pet it ion Keen All Classes;\nQuality of Exhibits Is Excellent\njVrUITVALB, b. C, Sept. 23\u2014Well\nstranded by people from Trail and dls-\nU*t, Frultvale's annual fall fair wat\n-decided success. Tht quality of the\nBUblts was excellent, although thhe\ntpaber was not ait large at ln former\nil*. owing 'to the ixtremely airy\n\u25a0There was. however, keen competl-\n*a In all classes, especially the home\nMaking and poultry divisions.\nri. O. A. Hunter and E. C Hunt,\nlatter district horticulturist, do-\nkgtment at agriculture, ln the prov-\nlets! government, and both of Mel-\np, and H Reld of Vancouver were\nk> Judges.\nttZl WINNERS\nThe prize wlnnert, in order of merit,\nrare as follows:\nSECTION A\npabbage Conlca\u2014J. Beaton, A Web-\n;er.\nCabbage Ballhead\u2014A. Webster, J\n\u25a0nton.\n\u25a0Cabbage, Savoy \u2014 A. Webster, E.\nate.\nHale, curled\u2014A. Webster, J. Virgo.\nOnions, red\u2014A. Webster, K. Knowl-\nr.\n\u25a0Onions, white\u2014A. Webster, J. Virgo.\nOnions, brown \u2014 A. Webster K.\nbowler.\nOnlrans, yeUow-rJ, \"Virgo. K. Knowl-\nr.\n.Onions, pickling\u2014K. Knowler, E\nDie.\nBeans, broad\u2014A. Webster.\nBeans. 8. R.\u2014A. Webstor.\nTomatoes\u2014A. Webster, R Kldd.\nVegetable Marrows\u2014A. Webste.*. R\nildd.\nSquash\u2014A. Websterr K. Knowler,\nPumpkin\u2014A Walwtar.\nMtlr.ns\u2014S Brewwster, A. Webster.\nCucumbers, large\u2014A. Webster.\nCucumber Oerklns\u2014A. Webter.\n\u2022Bwts. long\u2014E. Cole, R. Kldd.\nBeets, globe\u2014E. Cole, K. Knowler.\n\u25a0Carrots, short-rA. Webster, J. Benin\nCarrots, Inter.\u2014J. Grieve. K. Knowl-\nr.\n,G\u00bbrrots. long\u2014E. Cole, A. Weoster.\nTurnlps-Aj. Virgo.\nJParsnlps\u2014 J. Virgo, A. Websttr.\nI Sweet com\u2014E. Vasey. A. Webster.\n\u25a0Oelmv\u2014A. Webster, J. Virgo.\n\u00a3*\u00bbtuce head\u2014A. Webster.\nLettuce head, oca\u2014A. Webster.\nLettuce head, leaf\u2014A. Webster.\n. Cole.\nSECTION n\nFotatoes, white\u2014E. Cole, Mrs Bar-\nlay.\nPotatoes, pink\u2014A. Webster, M. Castle\nCollection of potatoes\u2014E Cole. A.\n{abater.\nTiold Carrots\u2014A. Webster.\nSwedes\u2014J. Virgo.\n\u2022MsngOlds\u2014E Coir, J. Virgo,\n.po'ltctlon fodder\u2014A. Webster.\nSECTION C\nh\"LES: ,\nRome Beauty\u2014A. Webster.\nGravenstein\u20148. Brewster,\nWealthy\u2014A. Webster.\nMcintosh Red\u2014K Knowler.\nJonathan\u2014BV. Kldd. - 8. Brewster,\northern Spy-JV. Webster.\nOntario\u20148. Brewtter.\nCrab Red\u2014Mrs. Barclay.\nCrab Yellow\u2014c. Mason, K. Knowler\nA. O V Fell\u2014A Weoster. J. Benton.\n\" A. O V winter\u2014K Knowler, 3. Bra-\nton.\nCollection applet\u2014A. Webster.\nPears, Bartlett\u2014K. Knowler.\nF. Beauty\u2014Mrt. Barclay\nPlums, blue\u2014K. Knowler.\nPlums, yellow\u2014J Grieve, B. Brews-:\nter.\nSECTION la\nBouquet flowers\u2014Mrs. Webster, Mrs.\nKnowler.\nVase panties\u2014Mrs. Webster, Mrts.'\nBarclay.\nVase Asters\u2014Mrs. Webster, Mrt. J.\nOrieve.\nVase sweet peas\u2014Mrs Knowler, Mrt:\nJ. Grieve.\nCollection! flowers\u2014Mrs. Webster.\nPotted plant\u2014Mrs. J. Grieve, Mrs.\n1000 ATTEND THE\nCONVENT OPENING\nSERVICES, FERNIE\nSplendid New gcljoo. is Officially Opened; Many\nOfficiate\nWho Is Your Skinny\nFriend, Ethel?\nTill him to take McCoy. Cod Liver\nattract Tablets for a couple of months\nnd gtt enough good healthy flesh on\nIt bones to look like a real man.\nTell him, it's tht only way to take\nicee grave-Ilk. hollowt from hit\nieeks and neck.\nVeil him that thousands of thin,\nary, peaked, scrawny men aU over\nlerlca have Improved their physical\n1th and appearance and bleat tht\nthey first heard of these wonderful\ncoated tablets so full of weight\nluclng and health building Calais.\nAsk for McCoy's Cod Liver Extract\ntablets. Olty Drug and Book Oo. end\nrery druggist sells them\u201460 tablets\u2014\n) cents\u2014economy size $1.00. Almoet\nny -this man or woman can put on\nve pounds of healthy flesh ln 30\nlyt or your money wlll be refunded.\nOne woman put on 16 pounds ln\nX weeks. Children grow robust and\ntont\u2014textile old people feel younger\nI \u2022 few weekt.\niThree-splke gladioli\u2014Mra Webster.\nSrx-aptke gladioli\u2014Mra. Webecer.\nSECTION K\nWhite bread, Purity\u2014Mrs. Knowler,\nMrt. J. Orieve.\nWhite bread. Five Roses\u2014Mn. Cole,\nMrt. J. Grieve.\nWhite bread. Maple Leaf\u2014Mra. Webster.\nDairy butter\u2014Mrs. J. Grieve, J. Benton.\nPlain loaf cake\u2014 Mrs. Virgo, Mrs.\nKnowler, Mrs. Mason.\nBaking powder biscuits\u2014Mrs. Grieve,\nMrs. Webster, Mrs. Mason.\nLayer cake\u2014Mrt. Grieve, Mrs. Virgo.\nTea biscuits\u2014Mrs. Virgo, Mrs. Grieve,\nMrs. Knowler.\nApple pie\u2014 Mrs Knowler, Mrs. Grieve.\n8t cherries\u2014Mra. Webster, Mra. Virgo.\nSour cherries\u2014Mrs. Virgo.\nPlums\u2014Mrs. Virgo.\nStrawberry Jam\u2014Mrt. Knowler. Mra.\nVirgo.\nRaspberry Jam\u2014Mrs. Knowler. Mrs.\nWebster, Mrss. Virgo.\nApple Jelly\u2014 Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Mason.\nBlack currant Jelly\u2014 Mrss. Virgo.\nMrs. Webster.\nQuart tomatoes\u2014Mrs. Webtter, Mrs.\nVirgo.\nSweet corn\u2014Mra. Webster, E. O. Vss-\nwy. Mrs. Virgo.\nQuart sweet pickles\u2014Mrs Virgo, Mrs.\nWebster.\nSECTION F\nEmbroidery, while\u2014Mn. Wagner. M.\nCastle.\nEmbroidery, colored\u2014Mrs. Van Glider,\nMrs. Webster.\nKnitting, plain\u2014Mrs. Wagner,\nVirgo.\nKnitting, fancyy\u2014Mrs. Wagner.\nCrochet cotton\u2014Mm. Wagner.\nWebster.\nCrochet wool\u2014 Mrs. Webster.\nGirls' fancy work\u2014Helen wnjner.\nHooked rug\u2014Mrs. Wagner.\nSECTION (t\nPen White Rocks\u2014J. Virgo, J. Virgo.\nPen White Leghorns\u2014J. Benton.\nPen B. I. Reds\u2014Mm. Barclay. Alex\nWebster.\nW. R cockerels\u2014J Virgo.\nW. R. pullet\u2014J. Virgo. J. Virgo.\nW L cockerel\u2014J Benton.\nW. L. pullet\u2014J. Benton.\nR. I. red cockerel\u2014Mrs. BiiTlny,\nAlex Webster. \/\nR. I. red pullet-Mrs. Barclay. Mrs\nBarclay.\nLitter Chinchillas\u2014Alex Webster\nBuck Chinchillas\u2014Alex Webster\nDoe Chinchillas\u2014Alex Webster.\nPair ducks\u2014Mrs. Barclay. Mrs. Crlcve.\nWhite eggs\u2014J. Virgo. J Benton\nColored eggs\u2014E. Vasey. J. Virgo\nUtility pen\u2014J. Virgo, J. Benton. Mrs.\nBarclay. E. Vasey.\nBest male-J. Virgo, Mrs. Barclay\nBest female\u2014J. Benton, J. vireo.\nAssociated Well\nHas Big Gas Flow\nCALOARY, Sept. H3\u2014A measurement\nof the flow at the Associated well\nwas taken Sunday afternoon, and\nthere was 27.000,000 cubic feet of very\nwet gat. with a lot of formation and\nlime still blowing from the hole, and\nthe gas pressure apparently Increasing\ngradually.\" J. H. McLeod, production\nmanager of Imperial Oil, told the\nCanadian Press last nlglrt, ThU well ls\nNo. 1 of the Northwest Associated Oil\nSc Oas company.\n\"BUILD B. C.\"\n\u2022aeific\ntalk's\nlecipe\nfor\nWHIPPED CREAM\nTa have been asked to print lt\neep milk, ln cool place and have It\nhand readv to whip.\nIp briskly for 'two minutes, then\nIn adding gradually a few drops\nfresh Itmon Juice until cream is\nthen stir ln slowly one tea-\ngranulated augar and one tenor vanilla. Whip five to six\ntat. Serve.\nsure to whip two mlnutea before\n' lemon Juice; use granulated\n.._ uid fold augar and flavoring In\nih a spoon.\nPacific Milk\nMrs.\nMrs,\nFERNIE, B. C, Sep.t 23\u2014One of\nthe finest private schools ln the interior1 of British Columbia uecame\navailable for um here with tho opening- of the new Holy Family ccuvent.\nThe opening ceremonies 'anted over a\nperiod of 15 hours and were attended\nby nearly 1000 people.\nThe formalities began at 10 in the\nmornsng with the ritual of blessing\nthe school. This was followed by a\nsolemn high ,ma\u00bb celebrated in the\nchurch. This was conducted by Rev.\nA. K Mclntyre of Rossland. the vlcar-\ngeneral, assisted by Mr, Barney and\nMr. Blssett of Fernie. The sermon was\npreached by Rev. J. C. McKenzle of\nNelson. Others assslatlng were: Fr.\nGcholnel of St. Bugene mission: Fr,\nSullivan of Cranbrook; FY. Hartnian of\nKlmberley; and Fr, Burke of Eureka.\nThe students of the school also took\npart ln this service.\nIn the afternoon from 2 till 9 the\nCatholic women's league put en a\ntea and raffle in the auditorium, which\nnetted lt over 960. The league also entertained the visiting clergy ln the\nsohool.\nIn the evening a whist drive and\ndunce was held, which netted the\nleague 4682. There were 70 tables of\nwhist, and with those who cams later for the dancing over fi.50 were entertained that evening. Prize winners\nfor the evening were as follows:\nLadles' first, Mrs. Joseph Poller, Hosmer; second, Mrs. Chardon, Fernie.\nOentlemen-'s first, Oeqrge Moses,' Fernie; Special ladies', Miss Lalcnde.\nThe school' is a modern fireproof\nstructure executed in. California mission stucco, in colors of buff ' and\norange. Its dimensions are 90 by 61\nfeet, and It ia two stories hlt.h. It has\neight class rooms, a kitchen and nn\nassemblyy hall which takes up half\ncf the ground floor. The stage nt the\nend of this hall has a prosceniuni of\n2Q feet. The pillars of the stage are\nol stucco and broken glass. The floors\nare hardwood and the woodwork of\ngolden oak. Plumbing arid fixtures are\nof the most modern.\nThe heating arrangements are of especial interest, as they will be the\nfirst central heating system ever to\nbe installed In Fernie. Tlie one central\nplant will be used to heat thc church,\nthe school and the home of the sisters., three buildings at rome distance\nfiom one another.\nPilot and Passenger\nPlunge Lake Manitoba\nWINHTPSO, Sept. 2a\u2014An aeroplane\npilot and his passenger are rtported\nto h*ve . met death Sunday when a\nplane plunged into Lake Manitoba,\nnear the little fishing village of Rey-\nkgavlk.\nReykgavlk ts Isolated from railway\nand telegraphic communication and\ndetails of the accident were not available here late tonight.\nAccording to a brief message received ay the provincial police headquarters here, the plane plunged Into\nthe lake six miles from Reykgavlk,\nwhich If approximately 120 mllfre\nnorth of Winnipeg. The bodies have\nbeen recovered, but identification had\nnot been made.\nBandits Pillage\nMexican Village\nMEXICO CITY, Sept. S3\u2014Special\ndispatches from Otumba. state of Mexico, say 20 bandits pillaged the nearby\ntown of Metusco, escaping before the\nauthorities could muster sufficient\nforest to cooperate with them.\nHONOR (WESTS AT N UH'SP\nNAKUSP, B. C, Sept. 23\u2014Mrs W.\nC Baterthall was the delightful hostess at tea hour ln honor of her guests\nMrs. R. Towers and daughter. Beatrice,\nof Vancouver. Mrs. Batteishall was assisted by her mother, Mrs. wills, and\na very enjoyable afternoon was spent.\nThe guests Incl'ided: Mrs. Meaklns, Mrs\nJ. Bailey, Mrs. C. Oregory. Mrs. Cook,\nMrs. La Rue. Mrs. Chadwlck. Mre Pel-\nlows, Mrs, While, Mrs. shelling, Mrs\nP. Talbot, and Mrs. A. P. collier\nK1I.I.KII ON FIBST\nmm; in aiki-linf.\nHUMFORD, Maine, Sept. 23\u2014Henry\nRichards, 20, of Rlptonvllk*. en his frlst\nairplane ride, was killed and Roarer\nSwan. 26, of Milton, Mass., pUo*, was\nfatally Injured Sunday, when their biplane went Into a nose d!ve at height\nof 300 feet and crashed near the\nRumford airport.\nSOCIAL tt'ENIN.IS \t\nPLANNED APPLEDALE\nAPPLEDALE, B. 0, Sept. 23\u2014Arrangements for a series of social afternoons during the winter months\nwere made at a meeting of the women't auxiliary at the home of Mrs.\nO. D. Harding. Mrss. Harding sserved\ntea during the afternoon.\nAbkotsford and ladner\nVICTORIA. Sept. 23\u2014Hon. tf. W.\nBowel], K C, who will aot as chairman of the Canadian delegation attending the Institute of Pacific Relations\nconference at Kyoto. Japan, sailed\nfor China so UM tteamahlp Prealdent\nCHereland from Victoria.\n;> FRDMlfifrl TILL 19J9 ]\nChase \u00ab> Sanborn's\nSEAL BRAND\nRenorw^ed f or its quality... flavour... and aroma I\nirtrl two, bo* and half-pound cant -whole,]!\niLcraund ot fine ground for percolator uat.JJ m\nSilverton Notes\nMay Move American\nCustoms Office at\nMetaline to Border\nTechnicality May Require Removal; Wlfl Depend on\n. Congress\nPROHIBITION IS\nMAIN PLANK OF\nPROGRESSIVES\nWould Stop Manufacture as\nWell as Sale; Go to Prive\nCouncil\nB) yi. R. W.IKAT..EY,\nCanadian Press Staff Correspondent.\nTORONTO, Sept. 23\u2014Tbe Progressive\nparty in Ontario has biased Itself on\nrecord, ln the election manifesto Issued\nover the signature of the party leader,\nJ. O. Lethbndtfe. in favor of the prohibition of manufacture, importation\nand sale of strong drink for beverage\npurposes.\nThe manifesto further declares that\nthe .Progressive party Is prepared to\npresent a bill in the legislature to the\neffect that no brewery or distillery\nshall manufacture or sell alcoholic\nLand of Soviets\nLeaves Aleutians\nfor Dutch Harbor\nSEATTLX. Wash., 8\u00abpt 21.\u2014The Russian plane Land of the Soviets, left\nAttu. mott westward island of the\nAleutian chtln ln Alaska, for Dutch\nHarbour Harbour Sunday, a brief message received at the naval radio station at Bremerton, Wash., tald.\nM'MIAIV* 11IKIHA.11 ( KVMIUUOH\nCRANBROOK. B. C. Sept. .8\u2014Two\nspecial trains of the New York Central\nrailway, conveying members of the\nAmerican Bankers' association, patted\nthrough Cranbrook en route to Benn*.\nKimberley C.G.I.T*\nSelects Its Officers\nKIMBERLEY. B\ngroup of liftnen glrlt n\nof Mrt. L. Thompson Mr tta* l>\nof carrying on the work of OJt^^H\nOlrls ln Training. Tne officers elected were: president. State\nvice-president, Jean Young;\nMarjorle Stone; pianist,\nWelller; secretary. Isabel\nleader, Mrs. L. Thompson,\nearn est Klmberly waa present tad invited the girls out to the song practice Monday evening in United, *_____\nMcrrltvllle Sedoan trad StevensvUle-\noiuyT ver7\"short ttay'\"w!I. \"road. In BlaHway rt*ad\u00bb are to be pared lm-\nCranbrook,\nfact that\nschedule.\nhowever, owing\nthe trains were\nto the\nbehind\nKIMIIKKI.KY l.ONKH PASTOR\nKIMBERLEY, B. C. Sept. M.\u2014Rer.\nD. MacLean. who for a number of\nweeks has been in charge of the work\nof the Presbyteran church here, haa\nbeen forced to leave on account of 111\nFirst sod was turned for new Hungarian Baptist Church, Wellnnci\nMETALINE FALLS. Waah.. Sept. 23\u2014\nA technicality may require the removal of the American customs offices\nat Metaline Falls to the Canadian\nborder line, 14 miles distant, customs\nofficials in Spokane declared. The removal, according to Qeorge Hubbard,\ncollector, of customs at Seattle, wlll\ndepend entirely upon action of congress. Present laws require the customs bouses .to be stationed at the\nborder and the government must\nnow decldt whether a point Ial miles\ndistant may be considered the border.\n' Two federal site agents, one for the\ncustoms and one for Immigration,\nhave jutt completed a survey of the\nborder Une In. the state and wlll submit- recommendations to their respective departments in Washing-ton\nMlt I.IIIUKT IMIlhl It\nHURT IN ALTO SMASH\nMONTEREY. Calif., Sept. 23\u2014Sir OUbert Parker, noted British novelist, suffered a broken arm and niuneroAKi\nbruises when an automobile being\ndriven by his wife left the road and\noverturned near Carmel Highlands, several miles south of here. Because of his\nadvanced age and poor health, considerable anxiety Is said to be felt by\nthe family and friends of the novelist\nMrs. Parker was uninjured ln the accident.\nSILVERTON, B. C, Sept. 23-Mlss\nMne Kelly has left for Trail, where\nshe wlll visit her sister and brother-\nin-law, Mr. antl Mrs. W H. Munro.\nior several weeks. From there she wlll\ngo to Vancouver, where :.he wlll continue her studies**\nColonel A. Evans and C. H. Rawllngs.\nof the Sllverton.slocan City road construction, were business visitors to\nNelton during the week.\nRoy Mills spent a few lays in Nelson\nlast week.\nMiss Adeline Hanna of Sandon was\nIn town on Saturday visiting friends.\nE. Rogers. R. Bruin and H. Bruin\narlved from slocan and are employed\non tho Mammoth tram construction.\nMr. and Mrs. T. Anderson motored\nto Nelson.\nMrs. Klynn of Perry's Siding -vns n\nv:sltor In town for several days, being\nthe guest of her husband.\nMr. and Mrss. A. s. MacAuley were\namong those who motond to Nelson\nlost week\nF. Burgess. C P. R. agent, has returned from a two-week holiday spent\nat the const cities\nC. Stenson. wwho Is employed on the\nMr.mmoth trnm construction, Is vlslt-\nInc at his home ln Wlnlaw.\nMiss H. Marshall. E. Erlckson A.\nCooper and F, Peachey motored to\nNelson\nJack Pine, an old-timer ot the Slocan district, arrived ln town and Is\nemployed on the construction ajf the\nnew Mammoth mill,\nMrs. E. Stanton was a visitor *.o Nelson last week.\nMiss JoMannB Oroenheunen, who\nhas been visiting frlentU in Slocan\nCity for the post two weeks, has returned to her home.\nMrs. J. Bolsvert and her two children. Mirgaret and Billy, have left\nfor their home in Vancouver, having\nspent the past two months tho guest\nof her mother, Mrs. F. Lelbscher. who\nwill accompany them for a few weeks'\nvacation.\nFrank Binnlsh of the Hewitt mine\nspent a few days with his parents\nat Slocan city.\nJoe Trozzo of Appledale was In town\nFrom here he wlll go to tho Cotter\nU Alene where he Is employed\nX.. Matthews ls busy erecting a new\nbungalow on the \"HIU\".\nMrs J. Hoogtrwerf of NeUon was the\nguest of her son and daughler-ln-\nli'W. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoogerwerf\nMurray MacNel\u00abh of Slocan city was\na .visitor\nB. Miller was a visitor to Nslson on\nWednesday to see Mrs. Miller, who is\na patient, ln Kootenay Lake Oeneral\nhospital.\nRoy Ainstle of the West MMont mine\nIt a vlaltor ln town.\nMrs. H. Dewls and son Seaman attended the fair In Nelson\nYmir Institute\nAppoints Its\nTwo Delegates\nYMIR. B. C. Sept. 33-Two delegates\nwere elected to attend the conference\nto be held In Nelson next month a hen\nthe Ymir womens slnstltute met in\nthe Oulld hall last week. The delegates are: Mrs. L. M Prochnow and\nMrs. A. B. Clark.\nThose present at tho meeting were-\nMrs. A. B. Clark, vice-president in\nthe chair; Mrs. N. Peterson. Mix L\nM. Prochnow. Mrs. w. B. Mclsaac Mrs\nE. Daly. Mrs*. Stevens, Mrs j h\nC'arke, Mrt. c. Anderson, Mrs J M\nOllle, Mrs.c. Mclsaac. Mrs. E. Emilson\nand Mrs. p. H. Watson. Tta hr.tetes\nwere Mrs. H. Stevens and Mra. \u00bb. Pet-\nerton.\nMX KII.I.KI) WHEN AI'TO\nMONRO*. Mich, Bept. __\u201e ,,,\u201e,;\nand mother, their three children and\nan unidentified man. were killed last\nnight in a collision between an automobile and a Michigan Central train\nat a grade crossing a milt south of\nhere. The known dead are: Leo Colbert. 40. Mrs. Colbert and the three\nsmall Colbert children. Tht bodies of\nthe victims were scattered In buthts\nalong the tracks.\nmcK miiiTT is\nKINO OF COHIMIVS\nPENDLETON. Ore.. Sept. 23\u2014Dick\nTrultt Okmulgee, okla, was crowned\n\"king of the cowboys'\", and succeeded\nBob Crosby of Kenna, N M, as possessor of the coveted Roosevelt lillaj,*,\"\nas the 20th annual round up came\nto a whirlwind finish here.\nPete Knight of Calgary won thc title\nof champion bronco buster nfter a\nsensational ride on Fountain.\nmini, lIliAllU.ntlUAC UI BCAl UlAlUllAAllA. .^ ,.^ j . ., t\u2014.\u2014\nliquor in the province, and to submit 7\u00bb\u00abg\u00a3; \"* la \"turning to his home\nthe bill to the privy council to test lr\nthe authority of thf privy council over\nmanufacture.\nfKo.nsi; piaBBisriTE\nThe statement of policy is at once\nan indictment of the present Liquor\nControl act, and a pledge, that, should\nthe Progressives be returned to power,\na plebiscite on the liquor question will\nbe submitted within the year.\nThe manifesto charges the Conservative government with bringing on an\nunnecessary election, adding a further\nburden to the rate payers of the province. The Progressives take a definite\nMiserable With\nStomach Trouble\nTANLAC Quickly Relieved\nMr. James Burns. 41S Bay St., Toronto, says TANLAC It the Sett Investment\nstsnd for a fixed election date every! J1? \"\"\"I m\u00bbd\u00ab' \",Betore J*\"\"* ,?\",:\nfour years unless the party ln power' WC.-' he states, 'my weight fell oft\nis defeated on a wantof confidence ; *-\u00b0m >\u00bb to m *\u00bb?**\u25a0 rtI\u201esc\"\u00b0mt\"'\nvote more than one meal a day and that\nCheaper hydro rates, larger grants ! a\u00bb\"\u00bb\u00ab* \u25a0ne n,\u00b0\"r\" \u00b0L^\"'-^\"^,1\ndon't believe I could ever have pulled up to\nroads, and reduction in automobile \u2022*<*\u00bb\u2022 ftnLma\"ri VO*\u2122*\nlicense fees are offered as constructive j\u00a3L*\u00b0, VIK\nMOYIE, B.C.. Sept. 29.\u2014P. N. Conurd\nwho has l>oen .suffering from un nt-\nuick of toiifiltliis Is now recovering.\nGROWING DEAF WITH\nHEAD NOISES?\nTRY THIS\nIf you are growing hard of hearing\nand fear Catarrhal Deafness or lf you\nhave roaring, rumbling, hissing noises\nIn your ears go to your druggist an.,\nget 1 ounce of Parmlnt (double\nstrength), and add to lt l\\ pint of\nhot water and a little granulated\nsugar. Take 1 tablespoonful four times\na day.\nThis will often bring quick relief\nfom the distressing head noises. Clogged\nnostrils Bhould open, breatning become\neasy and the mucus stop dropping into\nthe throat. It ls easy to prepare, costs\nJittle and is pleasant to take. Anyone\nwho is threatened with Catarrhal Deafness or who has head noises should\n1 give this prescription a trial.\n175 pounds, where I am now, If it\nhadn't been for TANLA-. It has restored my health \"CoTOp.etely and I feel\nrs active and energetic as I did forty\nyears ago.\"\nTANLAC is Nature's own remedy for\nBtomach Trouble, Indigestion, Oas.\nPain after Eating and run-down systems. It Is made of roots, barks and\nherbs\u2014and costs less than 2c a dose.\nGet a bottle at your druggits today-\nhe win promptly refund your money\nif lt does not give complete satisfaction.\nCanadian PariSl\n,* Sailinus\nTO\nEUROPE\nMONTBEAL-4UEBEC POSTS\nMONTREAlr-QUHBEC\nOct. 1 Empress tWitltnrt\nTo Cherboure-rJoutn-Arnpton-Bnmburg\nOct. 4 Duchess Atholl\nTo Olssgow-Belfast-Uverpool\nOct. 10 Sontronn\nTo Cherbourg-Southampton-Antwerp\nOct. 10 -..JtellU\nTo Belfast-Glasgow\nOct. 11 Duchess Bedford\nTo Liverpool\nOct. 17 .Montcalm\nTo Cherbourg-Southampton-Hamburg\nOct. 18 Duchess Richmond\nTo Olasgow-Belfast-Uverpool\nOct. 24 Montclare\nTo CherlAourg-SouttAAinpton-Antwnrp\nOct. 25 Ducbets Torn\nTo Liverpool\nOct. 26 Mlnnedona\nTo Bellast-Llverpool-Oasgow\nOct. 91 Impress Scotland\nTo ch-rtx>urg-8outharrj**ton\nNov. 1 Duchtts Atholl\nTo Olasgow-Belfast-Uverpool\nNot. 7 Montro*)\nTo Chertourg-Souttoanirrton-AiitwBjrii\nNov. 8 Metlta\nTo altsgow-Belfast-Uverpoal\nNov. 14 Montcalm\nTo Cherbourg-6*Aithainpton-Hamburg..\nNov, 15 Duchess Richmond\nTo Glasgow-Belfast-Liverpool\nPull details with rites ft ont any\nagent, or writ*\n1. 8. CARTER\nDistrict Passenger Aegent. NelstiB. B. C.\nCuticura\nMother's Favorite\nI for all tke family\nCLEANSES and purifies the skin and when\nused daily, assisted by Cuticura Ointment as needed, it prevents little skin tnd\nscalp troubles from becoming serious.\nSojp25t. OminHni 25c. sod 50c. Talcum 25c.\nSuUl everywhere. Sample each tree.\nAddtvs CsmsdtSrt DtP*t:\nJ. T* Walt (ompaar, Ltd., Montr-*.*.!.\nwhatever the road or weather\nOne of thc outstanding advantages of the Dodge Six is\nthe sense of security it brings to driver and passengers. No\nmatter what the road or traffic condition, this sturdy car\ninsures maximum safety and protection with a body of\ntypical Dodge strength and rigidity. This body is built inflex-\n* i\nibly onto the chassis in such a way that the center of gravity is\nexceptionally low. And also you always have the complete\nsecurity of Dodge Six 4-wheel hydraulic brakes\u2014positively\nequalized \u2014 internal-expanding\u2014absolutely weatherproof.\n! \" '\nNew Dddbe Brothers Six\n' * ' EIGHT BODY STYLES: $1210 TO J1\u00bb5 F. O. B. TORONTO A CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT\nhABlaalss HsBB.r. F.ei.iv E.al.n.Bl (Irslllil net t.BSt.astrtal w*\/\nCAPITOL MOTORS LIMITED\nSole Dealers for Nelson\nPhone 65 Nelion B. C.\nThe name Peebles Motors Ltd., was inserted in Saturday's ad. This was incorrect.\nTHE CANADIAN-BUILT DODGE F O R CANADIANS\n Ten\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1929\nChangeable\nWeather\nColds, Grippe\nFlu. Rutherford's\nCapsules will\nrelieve and cure.\ni, Rutherford\nCo.\nUnveil Plaque to\nCaptain Cook in\nCoast Cathedral\n.44 Taxi and Transfer.\nfctana 44 Oon Cummins Box 68\njftelght and Express Servloe Dally\n; Including All Intermediate Polnte.\n% s.m .\u2014Nelson to Trail and Rossland\njt am\u2014Slocan City. Silverton. New\nDenver and Sandon.\nVAaKTSTTTT:. Sept. 23\u2014Paying tribute to early pioneers of the British\nEmpire for their work of exploration\nand Empire building. Sir John 8. Allen,\nmember of the British house of commons, and chairman of the Royal\nEmpire society, unveiled a memorUl\nplaque in honor of Captain James\nCook, pioneer world navigator, ln\nChrist church cathedral here Sunday.\nThe memorial to Captain Cook, who\nvisited the coast of what Is now British Columbia ln 1778, is a bronze tablet in a stone frame.\nt While He Is\nStill Young\nTaa* t* tbt proper time to\nsafeguard his tight. Minor\n\u00a3oublts car, be corrected which\n\"otherwise would develop and impair his eyesight later on.\nJ. O. PATENAUDE\nOtAtoBFtrM ana Optician\ntxpert Optical Service.\nT\nCRE-O-VIN\n31.00 B\u2122SDEB $1'0o\n; Ood Uver Extract with Creosote\nRelieves\nDeep Seated Cough\nSmythe's Pharmacy\nKS- Prescription Specialists\n\u00bb7 Baker Phone 1\nMONROE. Mich., cepi. 13\u2014Six persons were killed here shortly after 9\no'clock tonight when the automobile\nln which they were riding was struck\nby a north-bound Michigan Central\nCincinnati-Detroit train at a crossing\na mile south of here.\n509 Cedar St.\nWednesday, Sept. 25th\n2 p.m.\n2 Favored with instructions from R. J.\nBewltt, Enq., I wlU offer the following.\nS rashes, utensils, blankets, rugs, geo-\nJraphlc magazines, easy upholstered\n$Btrs, arm chairs, centre tablet, fowcett\n\u00a3tort, brick lined heating sieve, rani-\nHnatiora desk and book case, dining\nBom chairs, chest of drawers, toilet\nSt., bed lamp, mirror, handsome solid\nJBlnut chesterfield table 60 Inches by\nQ**nTn*het, etc.\n.. goods on view 9 to 10 morning cf\na. Terms cash.\nG. HORSTEAD\nAuctioneer\nOur\nTailoring\nDepartment\nWe can give you a good\nselection of fall clothes to\nchoose your new suit from.\nAlso Do Your\nCLEANING\nPRESSING AND\nREPA1RINO\nTry Us First\nQilker's\nRELIGION FULL\nOF CHEER SAYS\nTHE ARCHBISHOP\nTrue Christians Must Forget\nSelves; Give Selves to\nGod's Work\n\"Our Christian religion Is a religion\nof cheerfulness,\" said Moet Rev. A.\nU. DePencier, Archbishop ol New Westminster, in a stirring sermon preached In the newly restored St. Saviour's\nchurch Sunday evening. The archbishop declared that a ttue Christian\nshould lose himself in his religion,\nshould, ln other words, \"forget him*,\nself.\"\nThe reason men must have religion\nwas that they were not merely rational animals, as modern science\nwould have the world believe, but were\nspiritual beings. It waa necessary\nthen to feed the spirit, and religion\nwas that food.\nIn closing, the archbishop declared\nthat he would leave three counsels\nwith the congregation. The first idea\nthat the archbishop stressed was that\nmoney was among the first causes of\ndiscord among Christians. As a corollary to this, it followed that only by\noffering one's soul with a material\ngift to Ood, could one make money\nacceptable in Ood's sight.\n\"Ood does not need you money,\"*\ndeclared the archbishop. \"It was he\nwho made the money and you too.\n\"So my second counsel is to forget\nyourself.\"\n\"But you must also know yourself.\nYou must realise your capabilities\nand limitations, and when you have\ncome to this, you will forget yourself, and give yourself heart and soul\nto Ood's work ln the world.\"\nCards Take Opening\nContest From Reds\nWith Haf ey's Homer\nST. LOUIS, Sept. 33\u2014Helped bv\nChick Hafey't 2fth homer of the sea-\nton, which came ln the eighth, and\nscored Bottomley. the Cardinal, tcok\nthe first game of tbe series of three\nfrom the Cincinnati Reds here today\nby \u00ab to 4.\nScore\u2014\nR H I\nCincinnati 4 7*\nSt. Louis 0 ll 1\nBatteries \u2014 Fray and Oooch; Prankhouse and Wilson.\nOnly one game scheduled today.\nHARPSHAW RETAINS\nMATTHEW COUNSEL\nFOR MURDER CASE\nInquest Today at Sandon; Preliminary Hearing Remand\nThursday\nFROST C.USES SOME\nDAMAGE IN ONTARIO\nTORONTO. Sept. 28.-\u2014FYcnt dnrlnn\nthe past week caused considerable damage to potatoes, tomatoes and other\ntender plants, byt the loss will not\nbe of serious proportions, according\nto the weekly crop report of the Ontario department of agriculture issued\ntoday. Rains have been general\nthroughout the province and have been\nwelcomed.\nNelson News of the Day\nLOST\u2014A white spitz dog, information\nuratefuly received. Phone 445R. Lati\nmer. 904.\n(10611)\nAOENTS REQUIRED in this locality to\nsell the meet popular Canadian line\nof Personal Christmas Greeting cards\nRegal Art Co., 310 Spadlna Ave.,\nToronto. (10600)\nMarcelling at 419 CMnr\nyour home. Phone 710X.\nSt. or in\n(1057:.,\nVanities\nEngraved \u25a0\n\u25a0 a Enamelled\nand\nEngine Turned\nx ttt\nFuturistic and\nConventional\nDesigns\n. Priced at\n$1.50, $2.00\n$3.00 \u00b0 $7.50\nE. Collinson\nJeweler\nC. P. R. Time Inspector\nFor\u2014\nSERVICE\nPRICE and\nQUALITY\nPhones 10 & 11\nHove your chimneys cleaned while\nthe weather Is \"rood. Phone 6311,\n(10651)\nPOWER WIU. HE (IT OFF Al\n1IJH TODAY FOR 1.1 \"UNITES.\n110602\nCoats^D\n\"xU\/T\/V colder weather\nladies are becoming\nmore interested in these garments.\nWe have a fine selection in\nall the new materials with\nwell selected Furs in the better grades. We invite your\ninspection.\nPriced from $35 to $110\n_UM_*iM\/M\nWard St. Opposite Capitol Theatre\nInquest into the death of Segvold\nMyklebos, shot ln the face atnd killed\nat the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.T.\nBrady at Sandon on Friday night\/ and\nfor which Joseph Harpshaw ls held In\nprovincial Jail here to face a charge\nof murder, wul reopen at Sandon at\n10 a.m. today under Dr. w. E. Oomm\nof New Denver district coroner, After\nthe Jury had viewed the body on\nSaturday morning the Inquest was adjourned and a post mortem conducted\nat New Denver on the body by Dr.\nWalter Graham of bandon at New\nDenver.\nE. O. Matthew of Nelson, who wtll\ndefend Harpshaw, stated ' 'st night\nthat Harpshaw would come up in provincial police court before Siepen...ary\nMagistrate John Cartmel on Thursday\nfor preliminary hearing. A remand\nfor a week will be asked. Magistrate\nJohn Cartmel and Mr. Matthews wlll\nboth be engaged for several days on\nthe trials of the Sons of Freedom Jailed\nhere last Saturday.\nGAMMON TO ATTEND\nSergt. Ernest Oammon of the district provincial police headquarters\nhere, who hroght Harpshaw In from\nNew Denver Saturday nigiit, wlll return\nto Sandon today for the Inquest.\nJ. T. Brady, who witnessed the\nshooting, and Mrs. Brady, who was ln\nanotlier room at the time and Dr.\nWalter Oraham of Sandon, who was\ncalled to the scene shortly after the\nshooting, will give evidence\nInquest.\nW, R. Campion\nYour Grocer\nOur Phone No. Is 111\n4. tins Sliced Pineapples ...48c\n8 oa. glass Jugs, Vanilla or\nLemon Extract 60c\nDutch Rusks, packet 35c\nPrune Plums, basket 30c\nBartlett Peart, basket 30o\nBantam Corn, doz S5o\nOranges, 3 doz. (or tie\nDeliveries Twice Dally\nUphill and Palrview\nMiss Collett is\nMedal Winner in\nGolf, Ancaster\n. ANCASTER, Ont., Sept. 33\u2014As waa\nexpected the scores of 32 qualifiers\nln the 34th annual Canadian Ladies'\nOpen golf championship in the 18\nhole qualifying round today had to he\nclose to 00. Seven players with Bl\nplaying off went only one hole, Miss\nEdith Ellis of the Ancaster club and\nMrs. H. K. Stevens, Waterloo, falling\nto equal Ihe scores of the other five\nand dropping back to the first flight.\nMiss Olenna Collett, of Pebble Beach,\nCalif., twice champion, won the medal\nfor the qualifying round with a 77\ntwo under par and she was followed,\ntwo strokes behind, with a par equalling 79, by Miss Marjorle Klrkham of\nthe Marlborough club of Montreal.\nMiss Ada Mackenzie of Toronto\nladles' club, who won the Canadian\nclosed title last Friday and Mtss Helen\nHicks of Long Island, winner of the\nrecent Chicago derby tied for the\nthird place with eighties.\nMiss Honor - Bright, the medallist\nID the closed tourney last week, Is\nplaying from the Niagara Falls, N. Y.,\nclub this week. She qualified.\nOvercoats\nDon't put off getting that new overcoat\nyou promised yourself last year until they\nare picked over. Select one now. A small\ndeposit will hold one.\nYes, blues are just as popular as ever and\nthe new camel cloths are very attractive.\n$25.00 to $85.00\nEMORYS, Ltd*\nArrested, Drunk.\nGets Revenge by\nTearing Mattress\nNot Much Satisfaction, However, Pays $25 Fine and *.\">\nCosts for Mattress\nine\nWILFRED HOWELL\nIS BURIED FROM\nTRINITY CHURCH\nSt. Saviour's Church Helpers bazaar.\nFriday, November 29th, in Memorial\nHall. (10606)\nTea and Bake Sale, auspices of Women's Institute on Friday, the 37.\nfrom 3 to 6 p.m. (10606>\nBaptist Women's Mission Circle\nmeets this afternoon at 3 o'clock at\nthe home of Mrs. Vance, Rosemont.\n(10604)\nGeorgian Singers concert. Trinity\nChurch, Tuesday, October 1st. Uunder\nauspices Ladles' Aid. Admission 75\ncenu. (10608)\nIII MMAI.K HALE\nAnd Home Cooking. Saturday, Sept.\n38. corner Stanley and Victoria. Presbyterian Ladles' Association. (10508)\nWanted\u2014One hundred players and\npupils for fretted instrument orchestra.\nMandolin, mandola. mandocello. man-\ndobass. Kootenay Music House. (10533)\nMother's Auxiliary of Troop No.\n1 Nelson Boy Scouts will hold their\nregular meeting on Tuesday afternoon\n3 p.m. at the Armories. (10597)\nDANCING\nOrace Brett announces the opening\nof her fall term of dancing classes\nAll types of dancing taught. Every\nThursday. Strathcona Hotel. (10591)\nBaptist church\u2014Bev. e. V Arm\nstrong. Missionary on furlousn ts m\nIndia, will apeak at a public meeting\nWednsday evening at 8 oclock. All\nmembers are urged to be present.\n(10610)\nSpecial meeting and Programme, active members Canadian Legion, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock sharp.\nAll members of the Mth also cordially\nInvited. (10613)\nUae\n\"Bapco\" Paint\nFor Fall Painting\nThis is the bent ready-mixed paint we can buy and\nwe carry a wide range of colors to cho*e from, also\nTurpentine, Linseed Oil and Brushes.\nCOLOR CARDS A.NI) PRICES ON REQUEST\nWood, Vallance Hardware\nCesipany, Limited\nWhoieaal. NELSON, B.C.\nRetail\nWt with to thank the attending\nDoctors, Nurse Watts an dthe many\nmends for their kindness and sympathy In our btrntvemenE and lor\nthe many noral offerings. Mn. Carlson and family. (10613)\nMany Beautiful Floral Tributes\nReceived From Friends and\nRelatives\nPARD OF THANKS\nWe wish to thank the attending\ndoctors and those In consultation and\nthe special nurses and staff of the\nKootenay Lake Oeneral hospital and the\nmany friend' for their kindness and\nsympathy during the sicknest of Wilfred tnd ln our bereavement, and for\nthe many floral offerings. We also\nextend our thsnks to D. J. Robertson,\nPrank Carlson and the Nelson Transfer,\nKootenay Oarage. \u00bb\u00ab Tail and Elks'\nTaxi. Mr. and Mrt. T. E. Howell\n110604)\n^\nAU Automobile\nOwners\nAre requested to attend\na special meeting of the\nNeiaon Branch of\nThe Automobile\nClub of B. C.\nat 8 o'clock tonight at the\nSavoy Hotel\nOfficers will be appointed and activities of inter-\nc-t. to you will be discussed\nTho Mold Secretary for\nthe IfiU'iior and Manager\ni I Hie Highways Signing\nDept. will be present.\nWilfred Howell, 16 year. old son of\nMr. and Mrs. P. E. Howallpras burled\nSunday afternoon from Trmlty United\nchurch, Rev. W. C. Mawnlnney officiating.\nDuring the service at the church\nMrs. T. E. Hlgglnbotham sang \"Keep\nMe Singing.1'\nPallbearers were: . Wllfrsj! Webster,\nPrank Carlson. Oeorge leno. Jack\nLocke. Bill Price and Dave Lancaster.\nFloral offerings lncluflr.d. pillows\nfrom family; the boys of the Elk's\ntnxi and transfer company; James\nLyden, E. Borgerson, Earl Mundln,\nGeorge Leno and a,ill Morgan. Cross-\nspecial and graduate nurses of Kootenay Lake General hospital. Hearts\u2014\nthe family, the Ortzzelles. Wreaths\u2014\nfrom his chum Oeorge Zrfno, Reg Ger-\nman and Prank Carlson, Mr. and Mis.\nBud Stevens, nr. and Mrs. T. Sargent,\nthe Nelson Transfer Co. Ltd.. Mr. and\nMrs. I. G Nelson and L. K. Larsen.\nMr. and Mrs. O. r*. Hunter and Donald\nSprays, Mr. and Mrs. P. W Whltefleld.\nHorace Kay. mother and niece. Mr. and\nMrs. W. A. Thurman and Oeorge. Mr.\nand Mrs. J. 8. Perttso. Mr. and Mrs.\nLou Kerr. A. G. Morey, the mentor and\nmember of the Beaver Trail Ranger\ngroup of Trinity church, Mrs. W. A.\nSturgeon, Mrs. M. J. Vlgneux and W. J.\nSturgeon. Rev. and Mrs. Mawhinney.\nBeryl. Jack and Earnest Wilson. Plrst\nNelson troop of Boy Scouts. J. S.\nOoulding and Jack. Mr. and Mrs. P.\nGUI, Mr. and Mre. D. L. Ure. Bill Price.\nMr. snd Mrs. J. F. Locke, Mr. and Mrs\nJ. Fortes. Mr and Mrs. B. E. Chase\nand Edward. Mr and Mrs. J. Bell and\nfamily. Court Royal Ancient Order of\nForresters, Nelson; Mr. and Mrs. Q. A.\nBrown and family. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Murphy; Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Leno:\nKootenty Garage; Mr. anu Mrs. Guy\nWright antl daughters; Mr. and Mrs.\nHarriett; Mr. and Mrs. H. Mafistleld;\nthe Orummett family: Mr. and Mrs\nW. 8. Johnson; Margaret and Jack Williams- Mn. M. Scully; Mre. B. Dawson:\nMr. and Mrs. N. C. Stlbbs and Gerald:\nPred Irvine; Trinity Service club; Dr.\nand Mrs. W B. Steed and Ina; Choquette Bros.; Mr. and talrs. A. G. Lane:\nMr. and Mrs. A G. Lambert: Mrs. C.\nI. Carlson and family: Trinity United\nLadles Aid- Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Lane.\nWilfred WebtA*r; \u00abr. and Mrs. O. Cald-\nweU; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Salee and\nfamily, Sookane.\nREV.E.TTURNER\nACCEPTS CHARGE\nUNITED CHURCH\nC. P. R.\nLeave Cranbrook;\nat Calgary Today\nCRANBROOK, B. C, Sept. 23\u2014E. W.\nBeatty and party of C. P. R directors\narrived here through the Crow's Neat\npass from Vancouver yesterday mom*\nlng The party left here early this\nmorning and proceeded straight\nthrough the Lethbrldge arriving there\nat 6 p. m. After a short stop there\nthe special proceeded to Calgary and\nwill arrive there about 10 p. m, tomorrow. A visit wtll be paid to Drumheller and to the C. P. R. farm at\nStrathmore, where the prlu stock\nand other chief points or Interest\nthere will be Inspected by the party.\nC. J. Carlson is\nLaid to Rest in\nNelson Cemetery\nFuneral services of C. J. Carlson were\nheld yesterday afternoon from Trinity\nUnited church. Rev. W. C. Mawhinney officiating.\nShort private service was held at\nthe home before proceeding to the\nchurch where the public ceremonies\ntook place.\nMany friends and relatives attended\nthe services and a profiCon of floral\ntributes surrounded the coffin at\nthe church.\nPall bearers were H. Hughes, D.\nUughton, H. J. Wilton, J. S. Kelson,\nL. Renwick.\nInterment was In Nelson cemetery.\nArrested on Saturday nigtft ln an\nIntoxicated condition on Bahn street,\nJohn Chisholm, after being hustled\nInto the city tells, revenged himself\nby tearing the cell mattress into small\npieces and throwing them wildly ln\nall directions. This seemed to satisfy\nhim and he settled down for the night\nHe appeared before Magistrate William Brown ln city police court yesterday morning and pleaded guilty to\na charge of intoxication ln a public\nplace. He wab fined $25.\nChisholm paid, ln addition to the\nfine, #5 for the damaged mattress.\nCranbrook Man Is\nTransferred, Coast\nCRANBROOK, B. C, Sept. 23\u2014J. A.\nInnes, who for the last 10 years has\nhad the position of chief clerk ln\nthe C.P-R. superintendent's office, has\nleft for Vancouver, to which point\nhe has been transferred. At an Informal gathering of CP.R. employees\nheld ln the superintendent's office\nhe waa presented with a wardrobe\ntrunk and a fitted sea-lion leather\nclub bag as a token of the esteem in\nwhich he was held by his fellow employees. Jack Young, In making the\npresentation, conveyed to Mr. Innes on\nbehalf of his wide circle of friends\ntheir deep regret at his Impending departure and expressed their wish for\nevery success ln his new position.\nMr. Turner has arrived from Vancouver to take over Mr. Innes' duties.\ncA. (D. ^Papazian\nWATCHMAKER, JEWELER\nAND GRADUATE OPTICIAN\n413 HALL STREET\nGyos Hear Woods\non Work of Auto\nAssociation Here\nO-K\nL. J. Woods, field secretary for British Columbia Automobile association,\nadrassed the NeUon Oyro club lut\nnight after the weekly dinner.\nMr. Woods who ls In 'this district\nat present to stimulate interest in the\norganization which he represents, told\nthe Gyros the alms of the Automobile\n\"RBociation. and pointed out how in\nthe Increasing popularity of the district from the tourist point of view\nwas making more and better roads a\nnecessity.\nAt the cloee of his address Mr-\nWoods announced that a meeting of the\nmembers of the Auto club would be\nheld tonight to discuss matters of\nimportance and to elect officers.\nHHEFFIELD ON GYROS\nI. O. Matthew announced that .at a\ntime when the Doukhobor situation was\nln the minds of every ctilzen of Nelson\nlt would be Interesting to know more\nof the history of these extraordinary\npeople. He continued that Phil Sheffield, who was well versed on Doukhobor hostory, had consented to give \u2022\nbrief resume of the rise of Douk-\nhoborlem.\nMr. Sheffield, dealing shortly with\nthe subject, gave many interesting\nsidelights on the life history of this\npeculiar people.\nofttefinesl\nRon*\nr \u2022\n7kMe\nMneeMsie\nNl\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nJust the thing for jcool\nweather fresh\nButtered Pop Corn\nFresh\nRoaAsted Peanuts\nFresh Made\nPotato Chips\nNothing but the best\nraINbo\nConfectionery\nHas Been Appointed to Charge\nat Church in Brooks,\nAlberta\nAt the fall mHtUI of the Kootsnay\nPresbytery of the United Church held\nlut weet at Creston, application of\ntlw Rev. E. o. Turner for a charge\nunder the United Chureh of Canada\nwaa favorably received, and the application was referred to' the Medicine\nHat presbytery.\nIt It understood that Mr. Turner\nhat been appointed to a charge at\nBrooks, Alta.\nMr. Turner recently resigned thc\npastorate of the First Baptist church of\nKelson after filling its pulpit for nearly\nthree years He leit Nelton for the\nprairie Sunday.\nCOAST LEAGUE\nOakland 6-J, Beattle 4-3.\n(Seeond. 7 lnnlngt)\n(No others tcheduled todty)\nSenators Get Odd\nRun From the Sox;\nMarberry Credited\nWASHINGTON. Sept. 23. \u2014Rallying\nfot six runt ln the lott three lnnlngt,\nthe Washington Senators opened the\nseries against Chicago today with a\n7 to 6 victory.\nThree (Washington pitchers faced\nthe Sox with Marberry finally gtttlng\nthe credit for tho victory.\nR HI\nChlotgo 0 10 4\nWashington 7 IS 0\nBatterlet \u2014 McKaln, Adklns and\nBerg; Brown, Burk*. Marberry snd\nSpencer.\nOnly one game ncheduled todty.\nAMERICAN ASSOCIATION\nLouisville 3: Milwaukee li.\nToledo 3; Bt. Paul t.\nGroceries\nand\nService\nBoth Good\nPhone 235\nHORSW.LL\nBros\nScientific Men\nThe professional mar, appreciates scientific method*. We Hit\nmany physicians, dentists and\nothers, among our patients.\nJ. A. C. Laughton R. O.\nSpecializing ln Eyesight Detects\nIn the Orlffln' Block\nCity Drug Co.\nNELSON'S DISPENSING CHEMIST!\nFilms, Kodaks, Drugs, Statlontrt\nMall orden promptly despatched.\nBOX 1038 NELSON, B.C., PHONE is\nCome In and Oet Tour Weight Free\nLearn to Earn\nAT\nElks Taxi-Transfer\nPhone 77\nSedan \u2014 Can\nDay uid Night Servlot\nBaggagt uid En-Trait\nBest Of\nCoals\nFor Most Comfort\nFrom\nWILLIAMS\nTRANSFER\nPhone 106\nTransfer Work\nIf your care is equipped\nwith an\nExide Battery\nYour battery troubles\nare nil.\nBENNErfTS\nLimited\nExide Battery Station\nIt Can't Be Done!\nYou'd Be Surprised\nRichard\nDix\nDoes It. In \u2022\nbut the\nTruth\"\nMakes a $10,000 bet\nhe will tell nothing but\nthe truth for 24 hours.\nHe does\u2014and boy, what\na flock of grief he get*\ninto.\nYou'll laugh your\nhead off at this 100<7o\nall talking comedy.\nComing Thursday!\nFox\nMovietone\nFollies\nIt's a Wow, and\nThen Some\n","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. 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