{"http:\/\/dx.doi.org\/10.14288\/1.0417196":{"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/dataProvider":[{"value":"CONTENTdm","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/isPartOf":[{"value":"BC Historical Newspapers","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/issued":[{"value":"2022-07-05","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"1944-09-18","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/aggregatedCHO":[{"value":"https:\/\/open.library.ubc.ca\/collections\/nelsondaily\/items\/1.0417196\/source.json","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/elements\/1.1\/format":[{"value":"application\/pdf","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note":[{"value":" \"\u2022\"\u2022\"\u25a0\"\u2022\u2022\"\u25a0\u25a0a\n\u25a0\u25a0\nPACIFIC FRONTS ARE PAR FLUNG: Crushing blows being\ndill, to tht Jipinese by Allltd forcei are expected to Inoreitt after\nthl Churchill-Roosevelt meeting In Quebec. Just how fir flung tht\nPacific \"front\" rum li ihown on tha map. Powerful Superfotresses in\nraiding Induitrlal centrei In Manchuria (I) while Admiral Lord Louli\nMountbitten'i fighting men of tht Chlnt-Burmi-lndli theatre have\ncompleted the liberation of one-tenth of Burma (2). The combined\nJ round, naval and air itrtngth under Gen. Douglas MacArthur lnd\ndmlral Chester Nlmltz are mercilessly pounding tha Bonln tnd\nCelebei lilinds, Yip ind Pilau u well 11 Davio Tn thl Philippine!\n\u2022 nd U. 8, bises from which then operation! ire being carried out an\nfirmly ettibllthtd on 8aipan, Guim tnd Notmfooc (4). \t\nStorm of Anger\nSweeps Helsinki\nFinland and Germany at War; Huns\nSat tht Torch te Northern Villages\n\u2022 STOCKHOLM, Sept. 17 (AP)\u2014State of war exists betwt\u00abn\nFinland ond Germany and a formal declaration may come al-\nifios- without notice, the Finnish Press declared tonight.\nThe Finnish \"Cabinet was meeting tonight while a storm\nof anger swept over Helsinki*\nbecause the Germans, applied\npa torch to Northern Finnish\nvillage* ond farm homes as\nthty t_tWtlBW.\nef\nup in -lamella\ni* Suomliaalml diitrict where Um\nFtant wen ther greatest victoritt\novtr the Ruwlani in'tht 1939-40\nwinter wir, ind at Kuusamo, South\nof the Arctic Circle netr the Rtwlin\nfrontier. ,\nThl Russlins were reported\ndemanding tht right te occupy\nthl Northern hilf tf Finland\nWhirl thi Germin-set firtt win\nbluing.\nFinnish prut commentirlil OT\nthi Iticldents ef tht Germim it\ntalk en Suunurl (Hoglind) ll-\nland In thl Gulf of Finland ind\nthe mining ef Ketkt htrber dtm-\nonitrated tht temper ef thi Finns,\nwho Mid then icts \"can only tt\neonildered ll expressions ef desperation by tht Germtn Supreme\nCam mind.\"\nThe newipapers utnlmouily laid\nFinland wai \"prepared to lace all\nconiequences\" arising from ber arrangements tn miking i truce with\nRumU, which included t promise to\nIntern ind disarm my Germans still\nIn Finland Ifter SepL 15.\nOn* responsible Finniih source\nIB-id: \"The Finnish government is go-\nLng to Uke the steps necemry to\nKl tbe Germins that Finland will\nBit md cannot tolerate everything.\"\n^The firtt Swedish correipondent\n\"to return to Stockholm lince Rui-\nlian terms were carried to Helsinki\nalso auerted the Soviets insist! thtt\nFinland declare ware on her one\ntlmi co-belligerent who already hu\nfought Finland's soldiers lot posses-\nlion of strategic Hogiand Island ln\nthe Gulf ot Finland.\nGunner Mullern, correipondent\nfor thi Stockholm newspaper Af-\ntonblidet, uld tht Runlini wtnt\nair bmi In Northern lnd central\nFinland ind ilong thl Western\ntout for tho duration of thi wir\nwith Germmy, tnd tr* dimwdlng\nmost of thi Islands In tht Finnish\nGulf.\nWhile these terms were considered hard-, Mullern uld Foreign Miniiter C. J. A. Enckell thought there\nWW I chance to btrgain on several\npoint! tnd for thtt reason decided\nto fo to .Moicow. (A Moicow dispatch uld he arrived Saturday ln a\nSoviet plane).\nTho termi of the armistice were\ntaken to Helsinki by B. Groenblom.\nminerals expert on the Finnish delegation, Frldiy night.\nMeinwhlle, the Ruulani were reported vigorously pursuing the German! in Northern Finland\nMullern uid the Germani were\nboHeved lo have withdrawn to *i\nline which on the North ii tnchor-\ned it Enare, about IS mllei from\nthl border of Norwiy ind two-\nIhlrdi thl wiy icross upper Finland.\nIn Um Still lector, to thi South,\neast,, the Runlini hive encircled\ntwo Qtrmtn divisions while Finnish\ntroopi itand by on tht Wait to wipe\nthem out ihould they break free.\nKnockout Blow\nat Que.\nBy C. R. \"BLACKBURN\nCanadian Preu Stiff Writer\nQUEBEC. Sept. 17 (CP)-Prlmi\nMiniiter Churchill tnd President\nRooMVtlt Saturday ended their\n11th wir meeting\u2014their second In\nQuebec\u2014and told \u2022 Pren confer-\n\u2022Mt thty hid plipntd to bring\n\u25a0II thl forcei of \"thli grand \u25a0III-\n\u25a0 net\" to bur upon Jipan \"with\nthe utmott rapidity.\"\nBut President Rooievelt itemed\nthat definite planning would \u25a0_\u00ab delayed lince a ipeciiic date hai not\nbeen placed on thl nut major operation.\nThat could not be done when the\ntime of unconditional lurrender of\nGermany wai to uncertain, but\nplanning had gone ai far ai potlible\nln timet of iuch iwiftly moving\neventa. .\nThe Pretldent uld there now trt\nplenty of men and plenty of material\nto drive on Japan were it not for\nthe great problems of space ind\nthe difficulty of engaging the enemy.\nNEAR KWEIL1N\nCriticizes Chinese\nWdrTactics; No\nQuestion of Valor\nKUNMING, China, Stpt 17 (AP)\nTht Unlttd Statei 14th Air Font\nhu destroyed md virtually abandoned ltt air baiei near Kwillln,\nprovlilonil capital In Inviotd\nKwingii Provlnot, It wu dii-\nclosed todiy. In thl fice of \u25a0\ngrave Japanese threat not only\nto that olty but also to tht wholt\nItructurt Of thl Amerlcin military effort In China.\nChinese revenei In the Hutun-\nKwangsl area ln recent monthi\nhave brought imong some observers here I critical re-evaluation of\nthe Chlneie war potential- rt-\nveraei which generally ire put\ndown to taeptness \u00bbnd eonfui-on\not commind, lack pf integrated com\nmunlcatleni and miny other deflc-\nlendu.\n(Th* Chlneie High Commind\nsaid, that one of four Japaneie columns itriking Weitward from Canton hid puthed to within Si mllei\nof Kweilin while farther North I\ncolumn pounding down from Hunan Province iplit at'Taohsien, SO\nmllei Eait of Kweilin. One element\nprated on Wat fot I frontal u-\nitult white tht other cut South-\nWett ln to ipparent ittempt to encircle the city from the South.)\nThere hu never been iny queitlon of thi valor of the Chlneie Midler. ' *\u25a0\n\"In guti he can give ui leuooi,\"\n\u2022aid ont American officer,\nBut bit handling afabut ths) pre-\ntent Jipineie drive hu resulted '\nAlteon ot plant tor Ute \"\nKwtllln on iti\nGOV'T IN HOLLAND\nORDERS RAIL\nSTRIKE IN HOLLAND\nLONDON, Sept. 17 (CP)\n\u2014The Netherlondi Government in London tonight ordered a general strike ef all\nrailway personnel in Holland.\nBoth Mr. Rooievelt ind\nI Mr,\n\u25a0 niai\n\u2022T. ALBANS. _Bllla.nl ICFI \u2014 Mt\nr id Un. John J. Baker of Colo*.\nt_-ith, niar belt, nriiv-il a miaul\nfrom the Xini c-ngritulitlng (hem on\nt-bilr d-im-Bd atddlni innivimrj.\nwill fight In-the Pacific ind continue to fight to thi ind.\nMr. Churchill revealed that he\nhad been \"preiaing\" the Preiident\nfor lome weeki for thla meeting.\nTheir combined iffalri were io \"Intermingled\" thlt iuch meeting! muit\nbe frequent and It had been nine\nmonthi lince their lut.\nHe laid that nothing of their\nplanning could be revealed, but lt\nwould be revealed to the enemy in\ndue enurie ai had the work done\nhtrt i year ago which resulted In\nthe \"clock-work\" lnvulon of Europe and the liberation of France.\nA brief Joint itateraent wai limed\nafter the Preu conference. It mtrt-\nly itated that all aipecti of the war\nhad been dlacuued ind quick de-\ncliloni retched \"on ill pointi both\nwith regard to the completion of the\nwar In Europe now approaching Iti\nfinal itaget. and the deitrvctlon of\nthe barbarlani of the pacific.\"\nIn what wu eonildered by many\nof hli heareri u a reference to report! thtt Foreign Secretary Men's\ntrip here wu the result of Anglo-\nRovlet diieord. Mr. Churchill uld:\n\"Do not fear about the future.\"\nThe ume proceuei thit brought\nvictory to the United Natloni would ,_ (\nbring the world \" a returgence of\nhope which cannot but repay the\ntoll and urrificw we have undergone\"\ntlom. An e-tiraple wm.\ntlon of one army which\nfor tenon. Ot \"face\" wai ordered to\ndrlv* back into Hums railway dty\nof Heigyang when it might have\nbeen digging In tor thi defence of\nKweilin.\nThii army disintegrated when the\nJapanese threatened to envelop It\nand lurvivon took to the hills lo\nfight on u guerillu.\nAl in example of thl Chinese cop\nfusion on the lifters front, 200\nJapanese or puppet pills clothei-\nmen luted t wool* dlvlilon Into position for deitructive flanking at.\ntecki by I mtjor Japaneie force\nnetr Hengyang.\nOne heart that tha little artillery\nthi Chineit hid, Including i few\npick Howltieri which tht American! furnished for training, wu\nuied in 1 generally ineffective manner. On it least one occaiion thl\nguns were lo placed thty tould not\neven reach thl Chlneie trail llnei.\nAt tlmei the Chinese infmtry\nhu been thrown Into in itteck limply for thl take ot ittacklng, with\nno ipeciflc minion. On it leut ont\nocculon thty were chopped to plec-\n_ by Jipaneit mtchinc-gunnen.\nDyientry hu taken i terrible toll\n\u2014lo hot weather thi Chinese mn\ndrink tht witer from rice paddy\nfltldi.\nA. chut or abdominal mound for\na soldier wu virtually the ume u\n\u2022 bullet through tilt hud, for gep\nertlly ipeaking Only the wilklng\nwounded could be evicuated. Thl\nothen were ibindoned\nNazi Prisoner\nProtests\nCanadian Justice\nWoman found Dead\nin Her Room\nVANCOUVER, Sipt 17 (CP. -\nPolice trt Inveitlgitlng tht deith\nlut night of Emily Thompion, 3d. of\nVincouver. whole body wu found\nIn \u2022 rooming house here It hu not\nyel been derided whether in Inquest will bt held.\nMlu Thompion wu found detd\non her bod ihortly tfter lhe had\nbeen vlilted by in unidentified man\nCiun of deith hu not yet been\nucertilni-L\nRUSS FIGHTING\nWITHIN U\nMILES OF RIGA\nHammer ot Germans\nOutside Warsaw;\nRoll Through Sofia\nBy TOM .YARBROUGH\nAiioclitid Pren Stiff Writer '\nLONDON, Stpt 17 (AP)-Hui.\nilm troopi htvt fought thtlr way\nWithin 14 mllei of Rlgi, Lttvlt\ncapital on the Baltic 8u, In \u2022\nthree-diy-old offemlvi ilmid it\noruihlng two Girmtn armlei In\nLitvlt md Eifcnli, tttlmitid it\n200,000 men, Berlin broidcists dlt\ncloied tonight F . J\nInside imperilled Wiruw, Pollth\npatriots lid Id by parachuted Ru_-\nslan itippllei, battled the Germtnt\nIn the centra of thl Polish ctpltil\nta tht Red Army rained ihelli on\nGerman West bulk poiltlont ilong\nth* Vistula River opposite Ruultn-\nhtld Praga. A Polish underground\ncommunique ilio uid that Soviet\nArmy tighten tnd anti-aircraft unite\nprotecting th* railitince\nGermin dive-b\nundir way In thl North. Iti com\nmunlque told if billing off heivy\nGermin eounter-itticki Witt tt\nJtlgivi, St mllei Southweit\nRl\u00bba.\nFOR SKY TROOPS\n2000 Planes Smash\nEne^riy Resistance\ntn Landing Areas\nBOULOGNE MIT\n* LONDON, Stpt 17 (AP)-More\nthin tOOO Allltd planei cleared \u25a0\npath for thl great Allltd air-\nb\u00abrm linding In tht Nethtrlandi\ntediy by bltitlng enemy gun tltit,\nflak tower* and ilrporti.\nWhile tha, mighty air trmida\nworked it the Job ln Holland many\nhundred! of R.A.r. heavy bomberi\npoured 3,500 tool of bombi upon beiieged Boulogne, and up to 800\n-taliin-baied American heaviei tt-\ntecked railyirdi ind oil refinerlet\nIs th* Budipest irei.\nHourt Mar* tha tlrbornt\ntroopi war* Jimmtd Into the car\nrlen thl atrial optratlont dot un\nder way with Inteme low-level\nitraflng by R.A.F. Mosqultoi and\nother Allltd plan*! of Germin\ntroop birnckt In tho vicinity of\nthl landing irtu. R.A.F. Lin\nouter! metnwhllt bluted two v|<\nill enemy airfield! In thl Ntthtr-\n' tendt\u2014Letwtrdtn and 8tunwljk\n\u2022-and two othen I* Germmy,\npockmarklng each with hundred!\nof huge bomb crateri.\nThen Is came up to 1,000 United\nStatei heavyweight!, pounding every flak tower and gun poiltlon\nalcnf \u2022 150-mile pith with airborne\nfollowing Immeditely behind.\niut enemy fighter opposition\nibed ilmoit leliurely dlire-\ntht alight flak. Medium\n\"ived almott\nTha Soviet communique did sot\nmention the Warsaw tector but told\nof the capture of five more locality ta th* drive on Targumtires,\nGerram-Hungarian stronghold in\nTraniylvinli. Among tht point!\ntaken wu Gurghul rill ttetlon, IS\nmllei to the Northeast. Another Soviet column, however, wai only tlx\nmilet Eait of Tirgumurei.\nGermin broadcast! ilso told of\nheavy fighting farther West Is thl\nTurdi wetor, 13 miles South of\nClo), Trimylvinlan capital.\nTht Had Army'i miny-ilded drive\non Hungiry, lut big Axil satellite,\nwai iccompanied by heavy tlr itticki on key rill pointi, the bulletin\nuld- \u2022-\nSaturday night \u2022 Soviet bomberi\ntruck at Satu-Mare, SO milei North-\nwait . of Clu) tad Cup, 50 miles\nNorthweit ot Satu-Mare.\nThe present Hungarian frontier\nln the.Cup area ll only 55 miles\nfrom Russian unite which were reported by tht Czechs to hive crossed Into Slovakia\nMoicow again wu illent on the\nprogress of Mirihal Feodori Tol-\nbukhln'l 3rd Ukraine Army, but\npreiumibly thoie units which raced\nacrou Bulgtrit Into Sofia how have\nreached or cg-ted tht Yugotliv\nfrontier, only 10 mllei beyond Sol li.\nthey plutered them' in Ideil\nibtng weather.\n. The R.C.A.F. Bomber Group lent\nout more thin-100 aircraft In the\nmissive ittg-k on Boulogne, ill at\nof fWhich returned safely.\ntht aisault an thi Ntthtrltndi\ncontinued during tht night u\nR.A.F. heavywelghti pounded tht\nGermin garrison on Wllchtrtn Is-\nlind off Flushing, In tht Schelde\nEituary, dropping more thin 700\ntorn of bombi In I concentrated\nattatk.\nBold Attempt to Skirt\nSin\nLuftwaffe out\nLooking Over\nLondon lights\nLONDOW, S-pt, 17 (AP) -While\nLondon gropu on through i blackout thit wit only .lightly modified\ntonight, ilrent to undid is indication\nthit tha Luftwaffe wu out looking\novtr the much-advertised \"dimout\"\nLicking muter twitchet for the\nquick control ot its widespread\nlighting system, London wu un-\n\u2022ble to enjoy the nlatlvi brightness\nof the imaller clflea iuch u Manchester. Some windows glowed\ntta-ctwk ,_a lighter gyrtaini but\neven thm hid to be douied u th*\nilirm howled.\n\"LOST ARMY\" OF\nOVER TO YANKS\nRefused to Give Up\nArmsjn Fear of\nMaquis Vengearice\nNO LIVES LOST\nUGENCY,\nCALGARY, S\u00abpt IT -CP>-Otto\nBtolikl, Germin prisoner of wir\nconvicted of stealing an tutomoblli,\nin in rmphitlc protut thtt cllmned\nI three-diy trill io dty police court\nSiturdiy morals, declired. \"In th*\neyes of the liw u I ue 11 I hive not\ncommitted a crime and should not\nbt rnndemntd it \u2022 criminal\"\nDespite hli plei. Stolskl wu un\nfenced by Magistrate D. C. Sincliir\nyeir it hird Ubor on tht\nauto theft chirge. i limlltr Hntenct\nbeing pined on hli rompmlon Ln is\nucipe from \u2022 rump In the Strith\nman diitrict, Auguit Kiehler.\nOn i chirge of *opbreiklng, in\nconnection With th* entering tl \u25a0\nwirehouM it Strathmori md theft\nof l cooking pot Stolskl wu sen\nttnctd te 15 monthi when tht mtg<\ntitrate d\u00abltred ha bellevtd him to\nbt lb* moving spirit In thi thifl\nKiehler. u iccompllot, draw t 11-\nmonth lenience _mteneu were ordered te run concurrently.\nSlnlskl'i flary itteck on Canadian\nlustier, irimltted hy Capt A. I.\nlandl of Iht Canadian army, cam*\nafter Miglitrati Sincliir hid liiued\nI comprrhrnilve Judgment on tht I chtng* Is 'thl officii! lilting hu\ncut ' i b*\u00abn rtc. v*d by the ptrtnU.\nChurchill Leaves\nQuebec by Train\n-111 _ B _ C, Sept. IT (CP)- Prlmt\nMlmtir Churchill lift htrt todty\nbv train far in undisclosed dt .In-\n\u2022tins.\nHi WU travelling In th* Uld*\nprivate nr in whloh hi ttraidy\ntnvilled through Nova Scotli,\nNiw Brunswick tnd Quibio during hit present ind fermir vlalt*.\nMahony Sent to Rest\nBate Near Naples\nNEW WESTJCNSTW. B. C. Sept\nIB (CP)-MiJ. Jick Mihony, V.C,\nh*i recovartd fully from woundt\nluffered In tht Milft River battle\nind hu betn unt to I rett btu\nn**f Naples, hit parent! here have\nbean Informed\n\"Missing\" Soldier\nWrites He Is Safe\nVAl_COUVXH, Suit M _q\u00bb> -\nPt*. Andrtw l'ltrick Atchlton. 17,\nofflcltlN reported mitring on actlvt\nterflc* ovantu July 15. hu writ-\nUn hit pirenti ht ii will ind iifi\nIn Frinceilthe pirenti, Mr. ind Mn.\nAndrtw Atehlaon. uld todiy. No\nTht heivy bomberi from Italy hit\nthl rt-lyirdi it Rikos, Kohanyi and\n. erencvaro, important to thl Germtnt for ute in connection with thl\nfighting ln Hungiry ind tht Balkans. Heavy explosions tnd tlrei\nwere started it ill three.\nAt the um* lima Amerlcin fighter bomberi continued their on-\niliught agalnit German communications ind battle lint tlrgete in North-\nem Italy. Mora thin 150 rnilcars,\nfour loiomotivei lnd 30 motor vehl-\nclei were deitroyed or damaged,\nmostly tn th* PlictBza-Mllin area.\nThe R.A.F. Hillfaxes ind Lancai-\nten opened the lerlal battle for\nBoulogne ln \u25a0 four-hour diylight\n\u2022mult termed one of the heivleit\nthe Bomber Command hu ever\nmide.\n_\n-\nRefuse Insurance\nCovering Liquor\nStores on V-Day\nVICTORIA, Sept. 17 (CP)-Intur-\ntnce companies Siturday by unil-\niterltl action cancelled crowd or\nmob damage Insurance on liquor\n\u2022torn throughout Brltlth Columbii\nif thty tr* cloud on V-day. Liquor\nCommissioner Kennedy wu notified\nln writing by th* companies.\nMr. Kennedy uld he wu taking\nlegal tdvie* u to whether Insurance compinlei could liter thtlr\ncontricti In thli wiy it iny time\nto lult themselves\n\"We've been carrying Insurance\ntnd ptylng premlumi for years,\" Mr\nKennedy uld, \"tnd now this li thl\nflnt time whin thl Insurance com\nptnlu think they might b* up\nigilnit paying a clam and they want\nto crawl out. It li lust for protection\non oornsloni iuch u thli might possibly prov* to bt, that we've been\npaying out money during all the\nquiet tnd normal timet\"\nIniunnce mtn explained thli\nthtlr policy contricti cillid for pro\ntaction during the normil operation\nof the liquor itorei ind did not pro-\nvMt coverage during \u2022 tpeclil clot\ning whan the itorei ihould norm\nilly bt open. ,\nMr. Kennedy uld thl uttlmitum\nOf th* Iniunnce compinlei unex\npectedly putting liability for dim-\ntge on tht Liquor Control Boird\nhid forced in lame ln iuch t wiy\nUul th* Boird fait that It could not\non IH reiponiiblllty ilong Issue\nV-diy doling order.\n1 ; ' ' .\n''\u2022_', \" ' \u25a0__'_.__\narn Prano* tk .ftinww. aurran-\nto tha United fatal Mi\nAmy Siturdiy without thi prlo*\nof i tingle American life or bullet In oni of th* itringeit treki\nIn military annate.\nStubby Maj.-Gen. Erich Elmer,\nwho hid led hli motley unrtment\not marine, ground forces ind regular army troopi all th* wiy from\nthe Spanish border ta in ittempt to\nget them back to the homeland,\nyielded them u prisoners of wtr to\nhigh-ranking Amerlcin officers, ta i\nsimple but dramttle ceremony.\nEven u he tumid hli tripped la-\ngions over to th* United Statei\nArmy it thl Southern bank of tht\nLoire River, they still bore th* umi\nthty hid refused to lay down, until\ninured of the ufety of American\nprison camps.\nAlthough hopeleuly trapped by a\nJunction of the 3rd and 7th Armlet\nind win being ground to pieces by\nharassing French Maquli ind the\npounding of Allied aircraft, the Ger-\naeis troopi refuted to agree to give\nup their arms until they reached\nthe Loir* River, because of their\nf*U of French vengeance.\n2nd Army'i Great Offensive Timed\nPerfectly With Airborne Operation*\n\u25a0y HOWARD COWAN\nAiiociQted Prati Staff Writer\nLONDON, Sept. 17 (AP)\u2014Gen. Eisenhowtr unleashed the\npowerful Allied 1st Airborne Army today, sending more than\n1,000 air transport ond glider loads into the Netherlands at\nthe Northern tip of the Siegfried Line in a bold attempt to\nskirt it and drive for Berlin. 5\nThat clearly was the assignment of the sky soldiers \u2014\nalready reported in field dispatches to have driven the tnemy\nfrom several Netherlands towns near the German frontier.\nWhile Supreme Headquarters did not say where tht\nthousands of British, American and Polish sky troopers landed,\nthe Germans said they hit Netherlands soil in fore* at Nij-\nmegen, 12 miles West and slightly North of wHerttthe breach*.\nSiegfried Line ends at Kleve.\nSimultaneously, the British 2nd Army broke acres* th*\nNetherlands frontier South of the landings in a great offensive\ntimed perfectly with this first entirely airborne operation In\nmilitary history.\nThe Germans said part of Lt.-Gen. Lewis H. Brenrton's\nairborne army came down at Tilburg and Eindhoven, eight te\n10 rpiles' inside Holland and'\nclose to where Lt.-Gen. Demp-\nsey's 2nd Army is fighting up\nfrom the South.\nA fltld dispatch uld tha British\nforces wert two milei Inside Holland ind driving towird than\ntowns.\nBut the most Important stroke\nappeared to have bills it Nljme-\ngen, which ll on the Rhine and only\nsix mllu from tht Germin frontier\nli 15 mllu But of Brugg* (Bragaa).\nThe bridgehead eitibllihed by Lt-\nGen. Crerar'i Ctnidlin forcu aerou I\nthi Leopold Cunt - tha toughut\nwater obstacle encountered by .the\nCimdlins slnet D-diy\u2014replaced a\nprevious bridgehead last Thurtdiy. ,\nCanadian forcei on\nUlead two ttrongpolnte\nNortheiit tdgt of thi\nChinnil port of Dunkirqut, up- '\nlirgt quantity\nturlng a lirgi quintlty of\nSoma German account! declared BergiMt, flvi mllu (with it the\nport, wu reoccuplid.\nAsk Home Defence\nMen Be Sent\nto Fight Japanese\nH-MONTON, S*pt IT travellers and had onl of thl longest\nI record! of service imonglt travel-\nI lers. He represented a textile firm,\nbut hai not travelled since tbe early\nf '30s. Lately he was an Insurance\nagent and also handled real estate.\nHis residence ln Ktslo, which he\n\u2022old lome time igo, wu widely\nknown \u25a0\u2022 one of Kailo'i moit\ncharming homes. On recent visits to\nKaslo, he reiided in hli Mirror Like\nhome.\nMr. Blnni wai born in Ntw York\nCity in 1SW. Hit wife died it Kaslo\nthrte yeara ago. He wu a member\nof the Masonic Order.\nTwo brother!, Allen Binns and\nNoblt Binnt ot Toronto, art on their\nway to Nelion and will attend hla\nfuneral ln Kulo Frldiy. Another\nbrother, A. S. Blnni of Winnipeg,\nll 111 tnd will be unable to come.\nThree Jap Ships\nDestroyed,\nAnother Beached\nALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN\nKIW GUINEA, Sept 18 (Mondayl-\n\nPhilidtlphia 8 1J4\nAllen, Hansen ((), Adami (8),\nind Lombardl, Mincuio (8); Barrett\nand Peacock.\nSecond:\nNew York 1 \u00ab 1\nPhiladelphia - 2 t 0\nPyle ind Mincuio; Oerheauter\nand Finley.\nSt Leuto _. - \u00ab 10 '\nChicago v \u2022 11 1\nTrotter, Byerjy (\u00bb), flchmldt (7)\nPint game\nBrooklyn \u2022_ \u00bb 11 0\nBoston - , - * \u00ab 1\nOregg, Bering JD and Owen;\nAndrewi, Rich (7) tnd Hoffertb.\nSecond.\nBrooklyn \u2022'- S\u00bb0\nBotton - 4 a 1\nZichary, Sunkel (8), and Andrew!; Barrett and Poland.-\nFirst game:\nCindnnaU - IMS\nPitUburgh 1 1 I\nDilacnu ud Mueller; Butcher\nud Lopez.\nSecond: '\nCincinnati 8 8 0\nPittiburgh 1 7 1\nCarter end Mueller; Starr and\nCimtlli.\nAMERICAN LEAGUE\nChicago 0 11\nSt. Loul! \u00bb M 0\nLopat, Wade (7\/ and Treeh, Jor-\ndm (7); Kramer ud Keyworth.\nBoiton - j - 11 11 0\n. uhlngton -'....- 5 11 4\nRybt, Birrttt\u00bb(8), and Partee;\nWolff, Lefebvre (8), Caratqurt (8),\nCandinl (9) Thetenga (8) ud Guerre.\nPhiladelphia ...- \u00bb 8 0\nNew York , 8 8 1\nNewiom and Hayei; Bevenl, Donald (S), Turner (9) ud Garbark.\nINTISNATIONAL PLAYOFF\nToronto 1 8 *\nNewark 5 7 2\nMutt-klt, Knerr (8), ud Cromp-\nton; Holcombe end Drucher.\nAMERICAN ASSOC. PLAYOFFS\nNo gtmei icheduled.\nSUNDAY\nPACIFIC COAST LEAGUI\nPortlud i,.0; Oaklud S, 1.\nSin Francisco 1, 0; Sin Diego 4,2.\nSeattle 8, 1; Loi Angilei _. t.\nHollywood 3, 8; Sacramento 8, 4.\nBusy -Dajsof Instruction, Papers,\nDiscussion^ Contests lor B. C.\nred Here for College\n(ubsr Sweep\nDelays Cards\nClinching Flag\nCHICAOO, Sept 17 (API-Chicago Cuba delayed St. Louis Cardinals' clinching of thi National\nLeague pennant by taking two\npltchen' duels, each 2-1, before 41,-\n823 today. Andy' Pafko'i two-run\nhomer helped Claude Paneau but\nHarry Brecheen In the nightcap after Henry Wyie shided Mix Ltnltr.\nFirst game:\nSt Louli _ 1 9 0\nChlcigo I 7 J\nLinler and O'Dea; Wyie end Wllliim!,\nSecond;\nSt. Xjpult 1 I 0\nChlcigo J 8 0\nBrecheen ind O'Dei; Ptueau and\nWilliams.\nREDS AND BUCS SPLIT\nPITTSBURGH, Sept 17 (AP) -\nCincinnati Reds took the nightcap\n2-1 ln 10 Innings today to split a\nNational League doubleheader with\nPittsburgh Pirate! ind win the series four games out of five. The Pirates collected 18 hiti off three\npitchers to take the opener 7-1.\nFirst game;\nCindnnitl \u201e 1 10 1\nPittiburgh 1 11 I\nShoun, Malloy (0) Kite (8) and\n\"Mueller, Just; Sewell ud Loper.\nSecond:\nClncinmtl 1 11 t\nPittiburgh , 1 S 1\nGumbert ud Mueller; Oitermuel-\nler and CamellL\n15 Chinese Called,\nAll With to Go Active\nVANCOUVER, Stpt 18 (CP) -\nFlftttn ChlniM who nportid tt-\ndiy undir thl oallup ill volunteered to to ictlve, military officials reported.\nJAYS BEAT GIANTS TWICS\nPHILADELPHIA, Stpt 17 (AP>-\nPhlltdelphli Phillies took t National League doubleheader from New\nYork Giants, 7-0 and 5-4, today, tt\nwaa the Phils' fifth victory In a\nrow- over the New Yorkers, and\ngave them the season series, 13\ngames to 10. \u2022\nThe double victory alio pulled\nthe Phils out ot the National League\ncellar.\nFirit game:\nNew York .__. \u00bb i *\nPhlltdelphle 1 12 1\nMelton, Feldman (8) Miller (8)\nind Lombard!; Let ind rinley.\nSecond:\nNew York 4 10 1\nPhllidelphla _ _ S f S\nBrewer tnd Mancuso; Kennedy,\nKarl (4) and Peacock.\nBRAVES, DODGERS DIVIDE '\nBOSTON, Sept 17 (API-Brooklyn Dodgers won the nightcap of t\ndoubleheader with Boiton Bravts,\n3-2, today to split their four-gime\nNational League lerles. The Brave!\nwon the first gtme 8-0.\nBrooklyn 0 4 1\nBoiton 3 7 1\nDivii, Webber (7) ud Owen; To-\nbin ud Mail.\nSecond:\nBrooklyn : S ( 6\nBotton II I\nMelton, Herring (8) ind Andrewi;\nJivery, Hutchinion (9 and Poland,\nMail\nSeta and'' firemen from\nthe Province begin ar-\nNelion during the weekend for the annual B.C. rire Chieft'\nAiioclitlon four-dty fire college\nopening today.. When registrations\nart completed this morning lt it\nexpected nearly 130 tire chiefs, firemen ud their wives will be gathered here.\nNelion, host dty to the current\ncollege, wis alio In 1907 thi venue\nof the flnt college held. There\nwet e period ofllnictlvlty ln earlier yean, but the gatherings were\nrevived again in 19>1.\nThe annual meeting of B.C. fire\ncHlefi will be held In the Legion\nWedneiday morning,\n' Initruction In modern tire protection ud tht fighting methodi win\nbe i keynote of the program. A\nvariety of papers, all keyed to the\nmain educational and instructive object of the college, will deal with\nfire prevention and protection, and\nfire control and luppreulon. Dit-\ncinslonl, demomtratlont of equipment tint aid and roajbua contest!,\nud department contest drill! ill\nhtvt their place on a full achedule.\nVisltlng firemen will be entertained by the City of Nelson at e\ncomplimentary banquet at the close\not the college Thuraday evening.\nFire Chief Oordon A. McDonald of\nNelion will be host,\nMiny feitures win be open to the\npublic Programs of Monday and\nTuesday eveningi, Tuesday ud\nWedneiday afternoon! and from\n9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Thursday\nwin be of particular Intereit.\nInitruction will be under Deputy\nFire Chief Robert Taylor of Victoria ud a corpt of outstanding instructor!. Paperi wiU be given by\nChief N. M. Matheson ol New tyit-\nminiter; Chief A. A. MacDonald,\nCanadian Pacific Alrllnei; Lt John\nCrowlhcri, H.M.C. Dockyard; L.\nRobaon, Assistant Inspector, Electrical Energy; Chief J. Law of Sau-\nich; and Flt-Lt. Walter Ctrlitle,\nFire Otflctr of Western Air Com-\nTHE PROGRAM\nThla morning regiitratlon ud the\nopening ceremonies will be held at\nthe Legion Hall. Tht afternoon\nteuton wiU be at the Ball Park with\ndemonitrationa ot fire protection\nand fire fighting methodi under\n?.itdance of Deputy Chief Robert\naylor, Victoria. The evening Mellon, open to the public, will be at\nthe Legion, where there will be\nmoving picturei on different tlrt\nlubjecti.\nSettlor-! on Tuesday will begin\nwith instruction work it the Bill\nPark. In the afternoon there will\nbe auxiliary fire services with contest!. The evening seislon. again\nopen to the public, will Include\nfurther picturei on fire subjects, ud\nleveral interesting ipeiken on, fire\nphotography ud electrical hazards.\nWednesday afternoon it the Ball\nPark a demonstration of fire fighting equipment will be given, end\nin the evening \u25a0 round table dli-\ncuuion will be held it the Legion\nRescue ud fire department contests it the Ball Park, open to the\npublic will end the lectures on\nThuriday.\n_____-____\u25a0______-___-__-_\u25a0\u00ab\nBEAUTY REST\nMATTRESSES\n$42.50\nSLUMBER QUEEN\nRIBBON STEEL\nSPRINGS .\n$19.50\nFINK'S\nFURNITURE\nHugh McKay, Old\nTime Kaslo\nResident, Dies\nKASLO, B. C\u2014Kulo hat lost in-\nother old timer in the penon of\nHugh McKay who died at the Kulo\nVictorUn Hoipital on Thursday after a long illness. Mr. McKay wat\nbora at Pletou County, N.S., In\n1884. He came to the Kootenays\nabout 1894 and before the railroad\nwaa laid, he drove a stage ln tbe\nSlocan District Later he followed\nthe mining business, being part\nowner of the Red Elephant mine tt\ntht Upper Duncan.\nTwo nieces ln Massachusettes,\nU.S.A., survive him. He was i member of the Orange Lodge.\nWith Brewers\nLOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept 17 (AP)\n-Louisville drew even with Milwaukee tt two gamei tpl ece In their\ntint-round AmeHcin AHOclatlon\nplay-off series htrt today before\n11,30 tut by beating the Brewcrt\n8-8 on a three-run rally in the seventh.\nMUwauket . 6 T 1\nLoul-vtAe I 11 1\nCaldwell, Gassawiy (3) Scheeti\n(7) SprouD IS) and Pruett; Johnion, Slmondi (9) Clark (8) ud Walton.\nEducation Value to Bo\nDiscussed by\nStudents Symposium\n\"The relative vilue of academic\nversus technical educitlon\" will he\nthe topic ot dltcunion ln I lympoi-\nium thtt will .be \u2022 future Tuesday\nof the opening Parent-Tetcher Allocation metting of the Fill term.\nSix High School ud ilx Junior\nHigh School itudenti will participate. A locial evening will follow,\nThis will bt tht only social function of tht year in tht P.TA. work.\nIt ii designed ai a welcome to new\nmemben of teaching itaffl ud\nmotheri and fatheri ot pupils itart-\ning ichool for thexfint tlmt.\nFuneral at Coast\nfor Former\nRossland Resident\nVANCOUVER, B. C, Stpt 17-\nFuneral services for Edward Brown\n4820 West Eighth Avenue, lnd for-\nmetly of Roiiland, were held here\nSaturday. Rev. A. M. Sanford, D.D.,\noflclated. Interment wu at Mountain View Cemetery. Vucoviver.*\nMr. Brown died here Thuredey at\nthe age of M yean.\nLOtfDOW (OP)\u2014 Cno-nado-i humor In \u2022 nllsny carrttee: \"When\ntrilni art divide _ in routt, tht Outfit\ncir will bt i.illibli only to tht portion to which lt li ittaohed.\"\nInterpreting\nThe War News\n\u25a0 y KIRKI L. IIMPSON\nAu-elitid Prtii Wir Anilyit\nQUEBEC. Stpt 17 (AP) \u2014 Thli\nmid-September weekend goei into\nhiitory rtd-leltered in ilgnl-lcinct.\nIt taw Iht ud of tht wir lo Europe approaching swiftly ud here\nit Quebec thi ud of the wir in\nAlia complitely mapped.\nFrom htrt on tht libon of tht\nmtn who told tht United Nation!\nfillowihlp Will be no lut arduout,\nthe probltmi that confront them no\nlew grtvt. But thty hive retched a\nturning point Ip Iht itruggle io far\nidvtncrd on iht rotd to militiry\nvictory ovtr Ctrmuy ud Jtpin\nllikt thtt tht rest cu bt left confidently tn the fighting men while\nnational leaden, turn to planning\ntht wayt ud nicini, political, ec\nonomic tnd social, to obtain ind\nconsolidate tht final inured\ntriumph\u2014tnd out of ll to fuhion\nenduring petct for tht world.\nThil wai the evident prt-occupt-\ntlon of Preildent Rooievelt ind\nPrime Minister Churchill u thty\ndoted out their penontl thtrt in\ntht military dellberitlom that\nbrought them again to Quebec.\nThty hid itamped thtlr neceaury\napproval upon thl bTOid Itriteglc\ndesign for victory ovtr, Japan al-\nmcet within honn ot their arrival\nhere leal thin a wiek ago. Thty\nhad alto txchanged ldeu Informally on tht nnt Decenary ittpt to\nbe taktn in Europe\u2014tnd particularly le Germany--whtn Ruultn\ntnd Allied trmltt hive between\nthem crushed German armed retii-\ntante.\nST. PAUL TIES UP 8ERIE8\nST. PAUL, Minn., Sept 17 (API-\nToledo staged t ninth-Inning rally\nwhloh resulted ln lix runt but fell\nabort ind St Paul evened the American Aiioclitlon pliy-off series et\ntwo-til with a 12-7 victory here to-\n*_#a ...\u00a3\u00ab_\nila, Jones, Klmberlln and gan on \"a 1\nTi\nm\nLtMtcchla, Jones, Klmberlln and\nSchultx, Mluler; Rudolph, Webb,\nAuscher and Ctstro . ,\nCASTLEGAR\nCASTLEGAR, B. C.-Mr. and Mri.\nL. Atkinson ot Hillcrest, Alta. are\nvtottlng their Km tnd daughter-in-\nliw, Mr.'ud Mrt. Leo Atkinson.\nMn. M. Sutherland tnd daughter\nDime returned to Vincouver ifter\nvliltlng it the home ot Mr. ud\nMri. Let Atkinson for I month.\nVisitors to Trail Tuesday were\nMr. ud Mrt. W. Klgby, Lieut and\nMn. W. Reld.\nLac Noah Boyden of the RCAF,\nof Vancouver li ipendlng a few daya\nIn Castlegar.\nLie. Ray Davis who hai been vUitlng hli brother-in-law ud litter,\nMr. md Mrs. J. Killay left Wedneiday to villi hli parenti, tt Wynndel.\nMrs. A. Ltlntt, Mia Hazel Blunder., ud B_U Saundert tpent Tuesday in Rossland.\nMn. Alex Grlplch ind diughter\nBarbara ud ton Tony vlilted, Trill.\nMrs. V. Riley tnd children relumed titer visiting Trill tpd Rosslarti.\nLeo Samson of Trill visited\nCutltgir.\nMri. Tony Cabano ind Mn. But-\nscher vitlted their parents, Mr. and\nMri. A. Magllana ot Trail.\nMn. L. Parent tnd Mill Yvonne\nPtrtnt' visited TrilL\nMn. K. Xnobtiuch entertained\nThursday ln honor ot ber ton Richard's sixth birthday. Gomes were\nplayed after which refrethmenti\nwire served. Thl young guests wtrt\nHarold Jensen, John Larson, Warren Atchison and Toy Grlplch.\nMiss Nancy Obedkoff and Miss\nRose Horshenln have left for Kelowna.\nW. Sallku and W. Fomuoff wert\nNelion vlilton.\nLloyd Wood of Brilliant vlilted\nCutlegtr.\nMlis Annie Sltckofi, Mitt Finny\nSivlnlcott, Ptt. Sivlneoff, vlilted ln\nTraU.\nMr and Mn. W. H. Toogood vlilt-\n\u2022d TrilL\nMin Kiy tnd Francli Zuk of\nTrill wtrt weekend gueits it tht\nhome of their parent!, Mr. ud Mn\nJ. Zuk.\nMrs. Miry Piicttttlll of Trill vli-\nl\"d her ptrentt, Mr. tnd Mn. Martin.\n...Ill Florence Nixon ipent tht\nweekend it tht homt ot Mlu Row\nEnglund.\nVlilton to Trill were Mrt. K.\nCroiblt ud diughter Dlini, Mrt. J.\nHomiby, Mr. tnd Mrt. C. Turner,\nCecil Turner, T. Savtncoff and Pete\nSavlncoff.\nSam Relko 'of Trail vlilted Cutle-\ngir.\nMrt. George Coupland of Trail\nvisited Mn. J. Towniend.\nMr. tnd Mn. Ed Allmark ot Nelion visited in Castlegar. '\n.Mra. W. Rudland returned to her\nhomt hire ifter a two monthi' vltit\nwith relitlvei In-Reglna.\nAc. 1 Lyman ot Morriion of Trill\nwu t vliltor te Cutltgir.\nMlu Polly Miktroff hu returned\nto her home from Oliver.\nMrs. Sam Erlckion of Kinntlrd\nvlilted her titter, Mri. A. Olieu.\nUNITED CHURCH\nMISSIONARY MEET.\nAT NEW DENVER\nMinister! of the United Church\nud missionary worken from many\nCanadian centret will gather In conference at New Denver to ttudy\nthe Church'i work among the Jap-\ninese since thtlr evacuation from\nCoastal centres and continuance of\ntheir work In the evacuee camps.\nThe conference will open Oct. 17\ntnd will continue three dayi to Oct\nII.\nOfficial! of tht Borne Minion\nBoard, ud Japanese pastors from\nGrand Forks, Lemon Creek, Kulo,\nMorris, Mm., ud Raymond, Alto,\nare expected to attend.\nGRAND FORKS\nGRAND FORKS. BC. - Man\nMary France! Newbauer leavei thla\nweek for Vancouver to attend the\nUniversity.\nMr. tpd.Mrt. L-fghtavjtoh tnd\nand -Ronald, left Sunday foi Vincouver vto the Okui-\ngan on a fortnlght't trip. Jerold\nwill remain In the dty and tttend\nUnlvenlty. \u2022\nMr. and Mra. John R Mooyboer\nhave gone to Vincouver ud other\nCout citiei on e holiday.\nMin Mary Humphry! bu returned tfter a fortnight'! visit with htr\nparenti, ln Vancouver.\nWilliam Donaldson, who'll with\nthe R.C.A.F., hag returned to Jericho Beach, Vancouver, after vtottlng hli father, P. H. Donaldson.\nMr. and Mn. C. F. Maclean htvt\nthe former'i mother here visiting\nthem tot leveral weeki.\nArcher Davis, recently called to\nthe bar in Vancouver, hu opened\na law office here.\nMn. William Lynei ud children\not Trail ire visiting her father, Fred\nDowney.\nSteve Farlon of Trail, who recently acquired the Grand Forka Hotel,\nll here and with Mrs. Farlon hu\ntaken over management of the hotel.\nMlu Ethel Solem It here from\nVancouver on I visit to her father,\nE. J. Bourne.\nMr. ud Mn. Ken Campbell ire\nhere from Vancouver visiting the\nformer'i parent!.\nMlsi Marjorie Lockhart and Mlu\nJoyce Mllligan have arrived from\nBumaby and Joined tht teaching\nstatf of the local ichooli.\nMiu Charlotte Vanderveen hu\nreturned her pott on the local ichool\nitaff after ipendlng the holidays\nat her home ln Vancouver.\nMiu Jean Sutherland hu returned ifter ipendlng the vacation in\nVancouver.\nNewspaper Guild\nlo Confer With\nLabor Minister\nVANCOUVER, Sept IT (CP) -\nRepresentative! of Vincouver Newspaper Guild No. 2 will confer In Victoria Monday with Labor Miniiter\nPearson In connection with a dispute i\nwith tht Vancouver News-Herald'\nregarding Iniertlon ln e new contract of a dame authorizing a Guild\n\u2022bop.\nA hearing on tha Guild thop clause\nbefore a conciliation board collapsed\nwhtn union representative! withdrew in protest against a Board\nruling that the Board could not\nhear aeparately union charges that\ntht management wu guilty of Intimidation. *\nSI_OCAN PARK\n, PARK, B. C.-Misi Marjorie Greivison oil Nelson ipent e\ntow dayi With her parents here.\nRev. Mr. and Mrt. L. Wilkinson\nof Clove-data were guests of Mrs.\nMri. Storbo enroute lo Erlckson.\nMr., tnd Mri. Jim Johnion ud\nfamily have returned from New\nDenver ud Intend residing awhile\nat Slocu Park.\nJohnnie Polonikoff, Jr.- visited\nNeiton end Cutlegu.\nMill Cummingi, who Is principal\nof Slocan Park, School ipent the\nweeked ln Nelion. ,\nMlu Graham spent the weekend\nwith her mother ln Nelson.\nVisitors to Neiton Included Mr.\nand Mrs. F,. H. Greavlson and Mill\nDoris Greavlson, Mrs. Miry Markin,\nPaul Osachoff, Paul Markoff ud\nSam Plonidln.\nMiu Polly Polonikoff wu i vliltor to Castlegar.\nFnd Poohachoff li vliltlng it\nWlnlaw.\nOtct&itiowi CbdZmfa\/\nDon't Get\nToo Little\nToo Late!\nYour tomfort, hulth t\"d\nconvenience next Winter\nmiy diptnd on whit you\ndo now.\nThl eholoe li usiully t\nilmpli ont, common unit\nwill till you thil you\nWest Transfer Co.\nEttabllihed In 1899\nJ .\n. i ^.. \u25a0:.\u2022*... _Jt\\-\n - -\t\n______________\n. ' ,\n\\\\\\u\\\\\\m\\\n \u2014\u25a0\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_______.\nWest Kootenay\nlo Have Soldiers'\nLand Act Office\nAn office for tht administration\nof tht Soldier Settlement tnd Vet-\nerant' Land Act will be opened In\nthe Wett Kootenty aa soon n the\nneceuary arrangement! etn be\nThli will meet tbe termi 6f t reiolutlon puted by the Wett Koote\nnay _-rutin' ti-iiiutei im tor-\nwirded to W. K. Eillng, Mr, b>\nthe Secretary, Holiday Smith.\nMr. Ealing took the' matter up\nwith the Director of the Soldier Settlement and Veterani' Land Act\nwho haa advised thlt the establishment of i Regional Office was ipproved on July 26, an Order In\nCouncil hai been passed and that It\nwould be put iqto effect it the ear-\nlieit possible moment.\nDepartmental consideration hat\nnot yet been given to the Institutes\nrequest thtt procedure for obtaining ammunition lor bunting be simplified.\nThe resolution adopted by the\nDominion Convention of tbe Cana:\nOi,. Ugiun, B._S.L., tnd endorsed\nby. the Wett Kootenay formers' Institute for the placement of 'ex-\nservicemen ln employment on their\nreturn to civilian life, ii before tbe\nMinister of Nailonal Defence.\nDole Corn\nMarry His Secretary\nNEW,YORK, S$pt17, (AM -\nDili Carnegie, author of \"How to\nWin Friends and Influence People\nwill marry hit private secretary,\nDorothy Price Vanderpool of Tulsa,\nOUt\u201e ln Forett Htllt, N. Y., Nov. 3,\nhe uld Frldiy.\nSask Soldiers\nVote Next Week\nRECfalA, Sept 17 (CP) - Saskatchewan memben of the armed\nforcei, stationed outside the Province, will namt ctndidates next\nweek tor the \"Soldiers' election\" in\nwhich they will elect three repre-\ntentatlvet to the Legislature. Vot-\nwill be late in October.\nTHree area! are Involved. No. 1\u2014\nOreat Britain, Iceland, Northern\nIreland, France, Belgium and other\nEuropean artel within Ctniditn\nbattle lints; No. _- the Mediterranean Command, and, No. 3\u2014Canada,\nexcluding Saskatchewan, and Newfoundland.\nNominations muit be filed In\nareai Noi. 1', tnd 3 by SepL 27, and\nln No. 3 by SepL 28.\nVoting will be Oct. 17 to Oct. SO\ninclusive, in Noi. 1 tnd 3 treat, tnd\nOct. 39 to.OcL 27, lnclutlve in No.\nJ.\nAny group of 10 Saskatchewan\nservicemen may fill out nomination\npapers, naming a candidate. The\npapen will be tent to returning officers in the respective areu.\nLists of candidates will be posted\nin each voting place, write-in bal-\n-\"\n-\nlots being supplied. Deputy returning officer! will nnd ill ballot!\nto returning officers of the area.\nThe returning officer! are Capt\nP. S. Deis, Reginl, area No. 1; Li-\nCol. S.W.O. Miles, London, No. 1,\nend Lt.-Col. J. R. Hopklm, Allied\nHtadquarters, Italy, No. t\nReturning officers oversen will\ncable all nominationi to Capt Deii\nln Regina, and election results will\nbe cabled to J. H. McLeod, clerk of\nthe Executive Council, Regina.\nElection results alio will be made\navailable through public relatloni\noffices in thl reipective treu.\nThe flnt woman doctor In thi Unit-\ned Stitet mt Ellnbeth Blickweli.\nThere's something about a G S Soldier\nVIA* IT ON YOU AIM\nAND this is it: Every matt of the Canadian Army wbo\nvolunteers for overseas service wean a distinctive badge\noh tbe left sleeve tfbit uniform.\nThlj badge is _ small, round, black patch with the\nletters GS (meaning, General Service) in red.\nYes, it's a small badge, but it's a badge of honour and of\ncourage. The man who wears this badge is a brave man\nwho has volunteered to fight for his country on any\nfront.\nWhenever you see a Canadian soldier with the GS\nbadge on his arm, honour him u a real fighting man ...\na soldier who believes in carrying the war to the enemy.\nThe Canadian Army needs mort mtn NOW , . . men\nlike this who are ready and willing to wear this badge of\nhonour.\nVOLUNTEER TODAY\nJOIN THE CANADIAN ARMY\nfor Overseas Service\nNILSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1944-41!\n1-lib*o if. Ity (Eattqwi^\nmcontWATiD are may lero.\nNew Chenille\nBEDSPREADS\nSoft shades of Blue, Green, Turquoise or\nRose in double bed size. Well covered in\ngood designs. Each:\n$11-95\nWool Filled\nCOMFORTERS\nCovers of floral Chintz with large centre\npanel in rich Satin. These are in two-toijf\nreversible colors\u2014one side Rose, one side\nBlue. Size 60x72. Each:\n$6-95\n$50 A MONTH IN\nGOODS, SERVICES\nFOR FIGHTING MEN\nEDMONTON, Sept 17 -\nEducation Minister R E. Aniley of\nAlberta innounced Siturdiy thit\nof VHn itudenti who wrote high\nichool entrince examinations thli\nyear 3183 had graded A. 3363 Fl,\nJ001 C. tnd 11M D. Students grading D wire regirded at falluret.\nHt uld of BIDS itudenti who\nwrote lait year, SOO graded A. 3320\nB. 1.5- C and 1003 D.\nPercentige ed students griding\nD thlt rev wu 119 compared\nwith 10.9 lut yttr.\nWOMAN FIM-ID A-TIR\nSTREET FIGHT\nPORT ALBERNI, B. C, Stpt 17 -\n(CP)-MUdred White of Port Albernl wu fined |t0 In police court\nher* when convicted on t charge of\nciuilng bodily htrm tn another woman during \u25a0 street fight\nPeach Prices Drop\nat Market\nBwtsi chard, red pepper, oelery ind .\nleeks made their appearance 09 tht\nNelaon Farmer! Public Market at Saturday. Huckleberries were taken oft\nthe market. Peaches sold it 11.73 1\ncrate, down 10 oenta. .\nPrlcei were:\nVEGETABLES:\nPtu, lb 1 .19\nPotatoes, ntw, lb. 03\nLettuce, head ____________ .06\nCarroU. bunch .01\nBeeta. bunch M\nCabbage, lb. .0* .\nGarlic, lbi \u201e\u25a0 .aj\nTurnlpi. 7 lb*. it\nSunflower weds, lb. _. .25\nSauerkraut, lb ,u\nWooden apooni .25 to .33\nPanley, bunch Ofl; fl bunchtl .23\nBroad beans, S lbi .__\nCauliflower. 2 ind 3 lb\u00ab M\nCucumbera 3 for .10; doi _U.-.SI>.\nGreen peppers, lb. .10: 9 lbi . .25\nTomttoei, lb. ..._ .03\nCorn, doe JO-33\nPumpkin, lb. _. \u201e_ .03\nSquash,' lb .OS\nVegetable marrow, each ._ _05\nRed peppera, lb , _fl\nCelery, head .10\nSwlsi Chard, head __! .10\nt-seka, bunch jst '\nFRUITS _ ... *\nPeaches, crate \\\\Zt\nPears, Bartlett, box 3.00\nPlums. 3 lbs ,2B\nApples, Oravensteln, box .1.73\nDAIRY PRODUCE\nDairy butter, lb \" .|p\nButtermilk, quart _ : jo\nCottage cheeae. lb. .10; I lor r _23\nEGOS\nGrade A large, doi. __._ .4J..48\nMedluma dot.* AD-At\nMEtT\nBeet. lb. ,u to S3\nVeal. lb. .17 to *t\nLamb, lb. ..._ ,1J to .48\nfowl, lb it to .80\nLiver, beef. lb. .. _ jg\nVeal, lb .35 to .40\nPork 8\u00bbu__ge, lb. __ 3%\nHamburger, lb , ig\nPork, lb. . tf to ig\nCanned chicken. Jar AS\nCanned chicken ioud, tir I jj\nRabbit I _S5\nReport British Sink\nFive Vessels Flying\nSwastika in Aegean\nLONDON, Sept 17 (CP) - A\nRiuter Newi Agency rtport from\nCtlro Siturdiy uld thi Admlr-\ntlty In Alexandria innounced\nthit two Britlih destroyers sink\nflvi vessels flying tha Swistlka\nIn the Aegetn Sea tnd let Germin mtrchtntmtn on fli_ In two\nhoun of ictlon threi nlghti igo,\n -\u2014\nYates Appointed1\nClerk of\nLegislative Assembly\nVICTORIA. Sept. IT (CP)-R. S.\nStuirt (Bob) Yatei hai been ip-\npolnted clerk of the legiilttlve assembly, succeeding Maj. W. H.\nLangley who retired In March tfter\n23 yean of lervice, it wu letrned\nSaturday.\nMr. Yatei since 1938 hu been ltw\ncletk of the aisembly, lucceedlng\nthe late Knox Courteniy.\nThe new leglilitlve utembly\nclerk will begin hil dutlu tarly in\nthe new year whtn the tnnutl session op. ns\nWynndel Students\nPostpone School to\nAid Apple-Picking\nWYNNDEL. BC.-Studmtt from\nthis diitrict who attend Creston\nHigh School are out until October,\ndue to the large apple crop ind\nthe ahortnge of help.\n$7286 Stolen From\nPost Office Safe\nPARKDALE, Alta Sept. 17 -\nRoytl Cinadlln Mounted Police reported todty |7_- htd been stolen\nfrom 1 snfe belonging to the pott'office here late Frldiy night or nrly\nSaturday. Parkdale il 80 miles\nNorthwest of Lethbridge PDllce\nsaid the thieves dragged thr tafe\nfrom the office to a nearby cemetery and blew il upen.\n______\n____________\n rriann Batlii Nrnui\nEstablished April 32 |J0_L\nBritlih CnlumMa'i\nMort Interesting Ntvttpttper\nPubllihed every morning except Sundiy hy\nthe NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY LIM\n(TED. 26\" linker St. Nelion Britlih Columbia\nMEMBER Or THE CANADIAN PRESS AND\nTHE AUDIT BUREAU Or CIRCULATIONS\nl i\nMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1944\ny_^\t\nThe Fire Fighters\nCome to College\nNelson is this week host to the Brit-\ni l_h Columbia Fire Chiefs' College, and\ni lt will be the citizens' desire that every\n| visitor will find the gathering both\nH' enjoyable and instructive.\nIt is not a convention, but a series\niof courses of instruction. There will be\nlectures on fire prevention and fire\nfighting, and there will be practical\n| demonstrations and Instruction in the\nuse of equipment.\n| So highly is the B. C. Fire Chiefs'\nCollege regarded that the Navy, Army\nind Air Force are.sending men^from a\ni number of camps and quarters in the\nWest to take advantage oi the courses\n* in theory and practice that will be provided.\nOnce the Fire Chiefs held conven-\n' tlotis. In fact, the first in British Columbia was held In Nelson. It was in\n1907, and Fire Chief McDonald of Nelion has the evidence in a photograph,\nwhich shows among other chiefs, E. H.\n| action, the Red Shield Women's Aux-\nLatham of Kaslo, and J. P. Fink, who\nwas then chief ln Cranbrook.\nThe conventions of other days have\ngiven way to the more Instructive and\nInformative college plan. Those in attendance, fire chiefs, men of other\nranks In fire brigades, volunteer fire\nfighters, men from the services, put in\ndays and evening of hard work, fitting\nthemselves for still.greater efficiency\ntn fire prevention and fire fighting,\nlearning the most modern practices,\ndiscussing the relative merits of vari-\nI \/\u00a9us methods.\nNelson is happy on this occasion in\nbeing able to demonstrate the new\n\u2022qutpment, in pump wagon and ladder\ntruck, which was recently purchased\n('to Improve Nelson's fire fighting and\n\\ life saving facilities.\nRed Cross Needs\nGreater Than Ever\n|f Immense demands are falling upon\nthe Canadian Red Cross as a result of\nthe terrific battles which are raging in\nEurope.\nFrom the btfty fingers of Red\nCross workers throughout British Columbia, thousands of articles must\nflow during the next few months to\nI, keep the quota of this province up to\nIts mark. New requests for hospital\n| comforts have been received by the\nProvincial Work Chairman, and the\nworkers are asked to make these as\nsoon as possible, as such supplies are\nbeing called for in increasing quantities.\nDuring five years of war, B. C.\nworkers have turned out articles ln astronomical quantities. From the mll-\n\\ lion and a half yards of material received have been shipped to England\nnearly 3,000,000 ltemi, while 105,000\npound* ol wool hai been converted hv\nto 571,081 wool comforts.\nWith the end of the war against\nGermany approaching, workers are\nasked not to slacken their intereit.\nThere are thousands of civilian items\nof clothing and knitting to be turned\nout. Thousands of pain of socks are\nneeded, while hundreds of sweaters,\nwith exception of khaki sleeveless, are\nrequired, Included in the new quotas\nfor hospital comforts are 4000 pairs of\npyjamas, 400 pneumonia jackets and\n385 convalescent shirts.\nIndian Officers Many in\nHuge Army Pointed\nAgainst Japan\nWhen the last war ended there\nwere only 12 commissioned Indian officers ln the Indian Army. The process\nof Indlanization had progressed so that\nin 1939 the number was 307.\nThe Indian Army itself has grown\nenormously from some 200,000 in 1938\nto the present strength of 2,250,000 Indians, of which over 10,000 are Indian\nofficers\u2014that is, 35 per cent of the officers in the Indian Army. The policy\nis to increase the percentage as rapidly\nas is practical until it reaches 100 per\ncent Indian.\nIndian divisions are formed of Indiana Army and British Army units\nbrigaded together. Originally the Indian Army followed a policy of placing\nIndian officers ln command only of Indian troops. This policy has now been\nabandoned, and Indian and British officers may both have European and Indian troops under their command.\nLooking Backward\n10 YBAR SAQO\n(From thi Ntlion Dally Newi, Sept. 18, 1934)\nGyro memben bid the opportunity Friday\nof heirlns Mljor H. B. King, technical adviser\no( the B.C. commilllon, on educationil questions. \\\nNelion Boird of Tride Publicity Committee li miking good progress in preparing the\nBoard booklet which Is making to be publlihed to advertise Nelion and diitrict.\nMr. tnd Mrt. J. T. Andrews ot tht North\nShort hive ei thtlr guests Mrt. Andrews'\nuncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lardln Wllion\not Sun Prilrie, Mont.\n? ? Questions ? ?\nANSWERS\nOpin to iny feeder. Nimti of piriom\nMMIns eutttlont will not bt pubflthtd.\nThin It no \u00abhir(t tor thlt lorvlci. Clues-\n' tloni will Mt bt aniwend by mill ixeipl\nwhin thtrt It obvloui nicosslty for privity.\nA Build tr, Sheep Creek-Plettt givt mi thl\naddress where I could get the new building plans to build a bungalow under tht\nwartime regulations. I would alio like to\nget tht address of the new rehabilitation\nprogram to obtain I loin, to build a houie.\nFor thli information write to John Jopson,\nVancouver Housing Auoclation, 620 West Pender Street, Vincouvir.\nW. H. T., Rouland\u2014Will you please till mt\nwhit will whiten piino keys thit havt be-\ncomt yellowed? Alio what to clem tht\nblack ktyi with?\nIf the keyt ire ivory, thty can be whitened\nby washing them in i lolution competed ot\n1 oz. of nitric acid and 10 ot. of soft wattr;\nipply with a rough brush; cleanse thoroughly\nin clean water. A milder polish for keys li\nordinary milk. Rub a little on the keys with\na soft cloth, and polish. This will also do for\nthe black keys.\nD. O., Rossland\u2014Would you print thi Vancouver address of Vitone Products?\nOceanic Sales Ltd, 1701 Sun Towtr Building, Vancouver.\nM. M, Kaslo-Wlll you let mt know If lt It\npermissible to send t ctmert to t loldler\noverseas?\nIt Is not prohibited by Pott Office luthor-\nltles. The soldier miy hivt to pty duty on It\nhowever.\nM. S., Kimberley\u2014Can you toll mt why common brick is a reddish color?\nIt Is red because there ll Iron ln tht city,\nOrdinary white bricks owl thtlr color to Vast,\nReader, Cranbrook\u2014I would like to know\nwhere I can get blut prints midi ln Cranbrook?\nWt know of no ont ln Cnnbrook who doei\nthlt work. Suggest you write to A. L. Purdy,\nB. C. Lind Surveyor, McCullough Block, Nelson.\n25 YEARS AOO\n(From The Dally Newi, Stpt 11, 1919)\nOnt hour or a' little over will ot the time\nit the disposal of the Prince of Wales' visit\nto Nelion according to a win received by\nMayor J. A. MicDontld yesterdiy.\nE. C. Hunt, attlittnt provlnclil hortlcul-\nturlit, left last night on a tour of Inspection\nof the Arrow Lakes District.\nMr, and Mri. T. J. Boles returned home\nto Nelson last night tfter attending the Fair\nat Trail.\nEtiquette Hints\nIt Is not necessary for a man to rise whtn\nin employee of hli firm enters his office, but a\nwoman vliltor tnteri ht should. When iht\nleavei ht should escort her to the door.\nToday's Horoscope\nIf todiy It your birthday, you lometlmei\nan Impetuoui, diffident, or headstrong, but\nyou uiuilly ire kind, ttnder ind understanding. You are I good planner ind uit whit you\nhave to tht belt advantage. You trt genial ind\nform frlendshipi easily. You might fill ln love\nat flnt tight md bt very hippy. Broadly\nspeaking, I hippy, successful yttr ll foreseen\nfor you, tht moore to if domtttic dlisgree-\nmentt trt avoided tnd business partners plicated. Thi child bom todty will bt attracted\nto the arts tnd occultism, tnd will enjoy moderate good fortune. Lot! of or separation from\nloved ones will bt felt ktenly.\n40 YEARS AGO\n(From Tht Dally News, Sept. 18, 1904)\nMantger Dally of the Atlln Mine it Ymlr,\nreported another rich strike on hit property\nyesterday.\nSecretary Annable has received in tp-\npllcatlon from 0. Gardner of Fairview, for o\nspace of 12 feet square in which to exhibit hli\ncollection of stuffed birds and animals for thi\nFilr.\nPaul Greyerblchl of Camborne is In the\ncity for the piirpost of playing lacrosse with\ntho loeil teim it tht Fair and later on the\nforthcoming tour to tht Coast cities.\nWar - 4 Years Ago\nBy Tht Cinidiin Press\nSept. 18, 1940\u2014Japtn apologized to Canada for bo_ blng of Cinidiin liner Empress of\nAsia, Sept. 14. RAF. bombed Channel ind\nNorth Germin objectives. Italian positions it\nSidl Bprrini, Egypt, bombed by Britlih.\nWords of Wisdom\nWhtt do I owe to my timet, to my country,\nto my ntlghbon, to my friendt? Such ire the\nquestions which \u25a0 virtuous mtn ought to ilk\nhlmielf.\u2014Ltviter.\nTest Yourself\n1. Whit ii the \"fruit of tht eye\"?\n2. Whit li the metning of the lufflx \"oui\"?\n3. Whit tre homonymi?\nTIST ANSWIRS\n1. Tht apple.\n2. Full of\n8. Wordi hiving tht same loundi but different meanings, iuch ti \"bare\" ind \"beiri\".\nIf '\u25a0\u25a0\n\"OOOO MORNING, MR. HOPPS\"l \"Mr Heppt\" It I slobt\nhlppilv-hopplng kingiroo bound it Iht mommt for Austrilli ibotrd\nI couteuira-minntd triniport. Hen hi Is ihown itriking up t ihlp*\nboird frltndlhlp with t little Dutch girl, Illtibtth Brtni, whoit\nfllhlr Is in offlrir In the Royal Nivv. Thi lltli girl, born In Chili lnd\nreetnlly living In Indli. li lourniylng with her pirenti to A .irloi.\n\"Mr. Honpi\" ohl'ies bv netting up en his hind tegi to munch on tn\n\u25a0 pple offered hy Ellnbeth n i friendly gesture.\nIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\n, Canada's\nRoll ol Honor\n(LtPHANT HELPS SIGNALS: A member of I llgnil construction outfit li ihown rtotlrlng t Mm from tht Lack of in iltphmt.\nThen slow-moving, pttlent animals trt Uled to very good advantage\nIn the swamplands of Assim, India,\nllllllll\nllllllll'\nOTTAWA, Sipt IT - Namei ot 82\nBrltlth Columbii mth appttr on the\nlitest citullty Hit luutd tonight by\nthi Canidlin Army. LltuL J, 0.\nButler of Trail is lilted killed In\nictlon oveneu.\nOVSRSSAI\nKilled in Action:\nBrltlth Columbii Regiment \u2014\nButltr, Jamel Chirlei, LltuL,\nMri. Klnttn lilt Butler (wife)\n186 Prucott Rd\u201e Trill, I.O.\nMacMurray, Wllliim Armour, Pte.,\nVancouver, B.C.\nRoyal Cantdlan Artillery\u2014tjtt,\nDugald, Gnr, Vincouver, B.C.\nDltd of Woundil\nBrltlth Columbii Regiment \u2014\nLawton, Pte., Vancouver, B.C.\nDied:\nCtnadian Armored Corpt\u2014Hob-\nson, Guy, Lieut., Dunctn, B.C.\nMining:\nRoyal Canadian Artillery\u2014Moore,\nGerald Bradley, Pte., Golden. B.C.\nSeverely Wounded:\nManitoba Regiment \u2014 Mackay,\nFrederick Alver, Lieut., Britannia\nBitch, B.C.\nCtnadian Armored Corpi\u2014Worth,\nWilfred Charlei, Tpr., Vancouver,\nEC\nPetor, Thtodore Benjamin, Tpr.,\nNtw Westmlniter, B.C.\nBritlih Columbia Regiment \u2014\nKldd, George Pirkis, CapL, Esquimau, B.C.\nHitchcock, John Harold, LieuL,\nVincouver, B.C.\nSllkatchewan Regiment \u2014 Le-\nltnd, Raymond Arthur, L.-Cpl.,\nVincouver, B.C.\nRoyal Canadian Corps of Signal!\n-Nlchol, Milton Paul, Sig mn., Vancouver, B.C.\nWounded:\nCanadian Armored Coroe-Crtlg,\nJohn Douglas, LieuL, Vincouvir,\nBC\nimitator, Chirlit, T\u00bbr, Pmtle-\nton, B.C,\nBrltlth Columbii Rtglmtnt \u2014\nWebster, Joieph Albert, Lt-Cpl.,\nVtncouver, B.C.\nRoytl Ctniditn Artillery\u2014Btkir,\nStephen James, Pte., Vincouver,\nTrimble, louli Edgir, Gnr., Vincouvir, B. C\nCorpt of Roytl Ctniditn Engineer!\u2014Barber, Wtlter Henry, Spr.,\nVtncouver, B.C.\nKurtz, Donild Floyd, Spr., Vincouver, B.C.\nRoyal Contdltn Army Service\nCorpi\u2014Eggll, Chirlei Edwird, Pte.,\nVtncouver, B.C.\nSlightly Wounded:\nBrltlth Columbii Regiment \u2014\nBrtdy, Frtncli John, CpL, Heffley\nCreek, B.C\nWounded, Rtmilnlng tn Dutyl\nBrltlth Columbii Regiment \u2014\nFerguion, -Bertram Jamel, CpL,\nFalkland, B.C\nOTTAWA, Stpt 17 - Namet of\nthru Brltlth Columbii alrmtn tp-\nptir on the latest casualty lilt limed tonight by tht R.CA.F. Flight\nSgt J. M. McLeod ll lilted missing\non tetlvt tervlce tfter air opert-\ntioni oversell.\nOVERSEAS\nKilled on Actlvi lirvlMI\nOordon, Robert Erneit Douglsi.\nSgt, Kelowni, B.C.\nMissing on Actlvi Itrvlct Afttr\nAir Opiritlonii\nMcLeod, John Milcolm, F.-Sgt,\nMr. D. M. McLeod, (fither)) 1988\nTopplng It, Trail, B.O.\nPrtVlouily Mining on Aetlvt Sir\nvice Now Reported Prlioner of\nWtr\u2014Germmy:\nEngri, William Emeit D.F.M., Ab-\nbotsford, B.C.\nSAYS RHEUMATISM\nIS MAJOR\nHEALTH PROBLEM\nVANCOUVER, Sept. 17 (CP) -\nRheumatism has kept more peopll\nIway from vital war Jobs than any\nother disease, Dr. John MacEachern\nof Winnipeg, Aisiltint Prof-Uor\nof Medicine, University of Mini.\ntoba. told doctors tttending thi regional meeting of the American\nCollege of Physicitni tnd Wirtlnti\nGraduate Medical Friday night\nDr. MacEachern declared that 10\ntimes as many people suffer from\nrheumatism ai from tubtrculoili,\nind twice as miny thin those mf-\nfering heart disetie.\nRheumatism ihould bt considered a public health problem, he inflated* advocating t national program of research and control.\nOn the dangers of rheumitltm, hi\nadded that \"strep\" throat prtcedei\nrheumatics and often ifftctt the\nheart as .well ai tht Jointi. Hi discussed otner types of arthritic disease.\nLegion Will Protest\nEviction of Family\nVANCOUVER, Sept. 17 (CP) -\nThi Cinidiin Leglon'i rone council\niji Vancouver voted Friday night to\npicket in protttt tgtlnst proposed\ntvlctlon of tht Herbert McConntll\nftmlly of nint. Thi Council liiued\nI call to all City Legion mttatf.I1\nand the Women'i Auxiliary to tike\npart In thi picketing Mondiy. Mr,\nMcConnill uld ln in interview ht\nhit no place to go \"except tht police station\" tnd that he hai been\nlooking for \u25a0 home for two years\nwithout lucent.\nGERMAN CRAFT SHOOT\nAT EACH OTHER\nAFTER ALLIED ATTACK\nROME, Stpt .7 (CP) - Allied\nlight ntvil forett mtdi a cl_i-\nrtrift ittick on i Nui convey in\ntht Oulf of Oenot tht night of Sept\n1- tnd escaped without da. age,\nleaving tht Germin enft ihootlng\nat each other. Allied heidquarteri\nannounced Saturday.\n-7-Y1AR-OLD\nFOUND DEXD IN\nOAKALLACELL\nNEW WESTMINSTER, B. C,\nStpt 17 (CP) - An Inquest will be\nheld Mondiy Into tht deith of\nChirltt Gurnty, 17, found deid ln\nhit cell at Oakalli Jail Tucsduy.\nDr. II. R. MocK-tulo of Nt\u00abr\nWestminster said he hu performed\ni poit-mortim md hit findings will\nbt givtn It thl inqueit.\nBUI Gurnty, i brother, uld hi\nmide Inqulrlei ind Wu told Chirlei Inhaled potion Ivy spray he wu\nUsing on plantt and died ln hit cell.\nMri. L. Jonei, t friend of the Gur-\nney family, uld tht telephoned the\nJill ud wtl told Chirlei hid col-\nlipied and died while pitying ball.\nPROMINENT BRITISH\nTURFMAN KILLED\nLONDON, Stpt. 17 (CP) -Lieut.\nFrank Furlong, will-known turfman and amateur rider who Joined\nthe air arm of the Royal Navy at the\noutset ot the war, was killed ln a\nflying accident neir Stockbrldgt\nSept. 13, lt wu announced Siturday\nFurlong won the Grand National\nSteeplechaie on Reynoldstown ln\n1935.\nRichards Reach\nSummit of\nMount Sultana\nINVERMIRB, B. C.-A ton-dty\nmountain-climbing holldiy tn th*\nSilU-kt Writ of here hu bein put\nof the Itinerary of Dr, t_d Mri. I. A.\nRlchtrdi of ,Ctmbrld|t, Mm. Be-\nildei climbing a number ot letter\npeikl thty ncindtd Mount Ntlion, over 10,000 feet and Mount\nSultana. They believe thty ire\nthe tint to rtach the lummlt of\nSulttna which liti behind Mount\n'Nelion end la not vlilblt from Invermere.\nDr. and Mrs. Richards are memben of the Canadian Alpine Club\nand have ipent tomt tust ln Banff\nwith that organization.\nDr. Richardi, a fellow of Magdalene College, Cambridge, England,\nhas for the past five years been\na professor at Harvard Unlvenlty.\nHt It in tx-trt on liasic English\ntnd thl author of a number of\nbookt.\nMrs. Richardi, a Jourmllit who\nfrequently wrltei under her maiden\nntmt, Dorothy PtUey, li the author\not i book on mountiln climbing,\n\"Climbing Days.\"\nThe tablelands ot Tibet vary in\nheight from 14,000 to 17,000 feet\nNelson W.I.\nGives $25 to\nSalvation Army\nAt the Ntlson Women'i Initltutt\nmelting Frldiy Mrt. C. I. Cutter\nwas appointed ll dtltgttt to th*\nrally to bt held in Nelion Monday.\nMn. '8. C. Colmin ftve an lnttr-\neitlng report on th* Girl Guidtt\nat Carpp Bulk where th* htd act*\ned U assistant cook. A litter thank*\ning the Institute for the support\nthey had given to the Camp, wat\nroad.\nA donation ot $29 wu given to\nthe Salvation Army (Or their Red\nSeal Drive which begini thlt week.\nA letter of ihtnki wat read from\ntha V-Bundlet hetdqutrters at Vancouver for the clothing tent from\nthe Initltute.\nMri. Wllion ffhltely Wai the win-\nner of the tea cloth.\nTea Committee tor the afternoon\nwtl Mri. H. B. Penny In charge,\nMn. W. Poitlethwalte and Mrs. C.\nA. Molr.\nProfessor! ln early Europee-i unl-\nveriltlei were hired by tht itudinta.\nCHOICE\nTIMBERLANDS\nFOR SALE\nT\nHE Secretory of SUto of Canada, acting ta hit capacity u CI*\ntodian under or by virtue of the Revlted Regulatloni Rttpecttni\nTrading with the Enemy (1948), bu appointed th* undersigned\ncontroller to carry out hla order requiring the winding-up of\nth* buiinetrot\nN. S. MCNEIL TRADING COMPANY UMTTB) -*\"\nwhlch hi* been operated continuonHy under the control of I town __\nS. Roat A Som on behtll of tht Cuttodlan ilnce December, lML md\nlt li tht detire of the Cuttodlan that the undennenUoned an*tt bo (old\non a going concern bull.\nTht company ll the regittored\nGrtnt land, containing ipproxlmi'\nRupert Diitrict, Vancouver laland, a\nBut Cout\nowner of 38 tectlont of old Crown\n' _-.000.a_r_e and tttuittd la\nadjacent to Port McNeill oo th*\nTimber\ntald to\nm\\%\nAccording to \u2022 onto* mid* ln IMS by Eustae* Smith,\nEttlmator and Foreit Engineer, the Cornpan. a holdings in\ncontain between 375 and 400 million feet of timber. Ot thli\nmi tote 50% ll lltted u Cedar and the balanoe\nand Balsam with a imall quantity ot Sprue*, of .\nacceaalbli logging ground. The Company a title la iuch\na Royalty payable to the Province of BrltUb Colombia\nper thoutand feet, Britlih Columbia Log Scale, on 111 '\ntnd removed from the timber tract and such logt are\nonly to wir restriction.\nTht Company tlto own* a log dump, freight whir^ two forMbor*\nleu** from th* Crown md a DIeeel-engJned boat tued tor boomhi\npurposet. Auignraent of the forethore lean* ll iub]tct to th* OHMBI\nof the Crown.\nThe Company hu existing contract* tncludtnf oontracto relating\nto logging, rights of wiy, witer tupply ud Mitt wharf. T7_ Compiny hu entered Into contracto with thi C A A. Logging Company\nLimited covering logging opentioni tor tht pun KM and 1945.\nIn idAlUon to the ibove, the Title to the land Includes tht right to\nmy cot! there may be under the lurlaoe of a substantial part thereof.\nTRt CONTROLLER HAS PREPARED A BROCHURE CONTAINING INFORMATION RELATIVE TO THE ASSETS OFFERED\nFOR SALE AND THE VARIOUS AGREEMENTS AND CONTRACTS\nPERTAINING THERETO AND THIS WILL BE FURNISHED TO\nINTERESTED PERSONS MAKING APPLICATION AND SUPPLYING\nBANK REFERENCES.\nThe Controller offers the aaid assets for sale and tenders wO be\nreceived by the Controller at hit office up to noon (Pacific Daylight\nSaving Time) thi 11th day of December, 1944, upon tbe following terms\nand conditions:\n(a) Tmtert than bt mail for cub ana for the isset, Ml wtioli ind muit\nbt mi.i nbjtet ____-__\u25a0_!_-to the terms and conditions htrt la Mt out\n(b) A e-rUfltd cheque to tlii iMtr of tht Controller for the Run of _-_-_-.0-._-_\nmoit accompany t-h ttndlr; thi bilince of th\u00ab tinder price to be Mid\n\u00ab tht Controllir on hu icciptince of tho tender: subject to thi condition\nOut th-Old tht ttndtrer not fulfill tht ttnm of hli offir and tht conditions herein set out thi eon-net may be nnceiied by the Controller and\nthe imount deposited by tht tindirir forfeited to thi Controller n liquidated dlmagei. Cheques ln respect of unaccepted bids will be returned ta\ndue course.\n(I) Thi llsets in Offtnd for lilt without my representation or warranty\nwt.its_.fve_ on thl part ot thl Controllir -J to surveys, boundaries or\nint of thi linds, or as to quintlty, quality, condition or itn . of repair\nof such usets. ind wlnli thi gentral Met thereof may lie obtained from\nthli advertisement, thl brochure tnd the inventories In thi office of thl\nController, thi sale shlll be midl lUblect to ihortaiei and overalls, the\nshortllfll to be it the chirr* of tnd the overagei For thi benefit of Um\nluc-eiiful tenderer\n(d) The isiete are offered for uie subject to all exlsllni HUM IM contracts to which the Compiny l! a party and to all rlihti of wiy, ttttmtnti\nSd encumbrances. Thi Purchlier inall enter Into I covinint with tht\nntrollir ind thl N. S. McNeil Trading Compiny LImlUd duly to\nobserve tnd perform ill thi eovenanti and itrenntntl on thl pin ot\nthe Controller or the uld Company contain*! In tht itld HUM and\ncontricti ind to Indemnify tht Controller ud thl slid Compiny ln\nrespect of any breach thereof.\n(\u2022) Neither tht highest nor any tinder will neceiurlly bt _*\u2022_!_\u25a0\n(f) Thi PurrhiKr sh\u00bbll pay all transfer duel uid trartsri. tixei. If iny,\npayable to thi Crosvn. s\n(fl Tht Controllir v\\l\\ ireount ti thi Purchaier for ill\nthl properly aflir thi lilt\t\n(Nt British Columl \"\n\u25a0 aflir th. tut October, im_ it th.\nLot Frali lnd all ql\ne rite of UM pet thoui\n'ther idjuitminti thill\ndetermined as It the dltFot trinifer lAd delivery of Iht \"tints when\nposielilon will bi given tad responsibility of ownerl-lp will pin.\n(hi Thl envelope! tneloilnt offers must be marked Tender McNeil Tridlni\nCo Ltd.\" and addressed as fotlows:\nrrederick neld, CA,\nConti\nrderlcl\nntroll\nTOlin- of hf. I McNllI\nw1,t-}-,.\u201e\u00a3.W\niouvtr, B.C, canldi.\nTridlni Co Ltd..\nNo commission will be paid by the Controller.\nTHC CONTROLLER BELIEVES THE .STATEMENTS\n\" ADVERTISEMENT TO BE CORRECT, BUT A:\nONSBUJTY THEREFOR. AND INTENDING P'\nLD MAKE SUCH INVESTIGATIONS AS\nNECESSARY.\nInitiation of the propertlee may be arranged on application to the\noffice of the Controllir, o\/o P. S. Rosa A Bona, C7_ West Hutlnfl Strett.\nVancouver, B.C. Arrangements may alto be made to lnip*ct detill-a\narultt reporti and copies ef the virloui if rtementt and contract! In\nforce aftectlnf the property.\nFrederick Fltld, C.A,\nControllir of\nn. a. M\u00abniu raH-if O-MMny i-t_.\n8*ptMh,_a_.\n| (g\n \\\u00b0o_\nThe Best\nGOOD\nSHOES\nFor\n\u2022 Men\n\u2022 Women\n\u2022 Children\nAre ot\u2014\nRe Andrew\n& Co.\nLeoders in Footfashion\n$60 Proceeds at\nCanyon Picnic\nCANYON, B.C. \u2014 Canyon Ltdles\nAid held a picnic at the Ball Park\nwith a record crowd attending.\nThere were three ball garnet pltyed\nduring the iftemoon. Creston Old\nEwettt won tint priti, Canyon lecond, and Wynndel third.\nIt wai reported that tbout _0\nWU cleared.\nThe highest point ln tht Wtltern\nhemisphere is at Mount Acondagua\nin Argentina, 22,834 feet abovt tea\nlevel.\nNICE SELECTION OF\nFALL HATS\nat\nMILADY'S FASHION SHOP\nConsider tht\nFood Value In\nK. V. MILK\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\nm\nFAIRVIEW\nHtve in Individual\nPermtnent Wivt\nto lult your typt\nat\nBEAUTY SHOPPE\nPhone 389\n.Common Sense,..\nCancer Should Be\nTreated Al Once\nBy Logan Clindenlnj, M.D.\nThe education of the public about\ncancer Is proceeding epeee It one\noan Judge by tbe literature that\ncornel to my desk.\nHow much ihould tht public be\neduetted tbout cancer? 1 confess I\ndon't know. Enough io they um\ncommon lenie, and not enough to\nget frightened, or go off halt cocked\nat anything that happen! to their\nfamily or relatives or neighbor!\nand insist on unnecataary opinions or some fool.quick treetment.\nBut they ihould know tnough to\nrealize when there li t reel indication for it, and to get eerly\nand proper treatment,\n1 think I know lomething about\nthe different cut-in. I hlvt had\na skin cancer and I don't think 1\ndisplayed any morbid fear tbout it.\n1 had it right ln my old vaccination\ntear and I didn't recognize whit lt\nwis for several weeks, and then lt\nbegan to bleed (it never hurt) I\nwent to a dermatologist and he\nlaid\u2014\"Why thlt it in eplthelomt,\"\ntnd I wtnt right out of hli otfict\nto t turgton't offlct who cut 11\nout and lt wit lint to t pttholo*\ngilt who sectioned lt tnd Hid,\n\"Yet, it it in eplthelomt,\" end\ntheft tht lait I havt worried tbout\nit since.\nHow do I tdvise or control my\nhousehold? Well, I do not dtllber-\nttely avoid it but lt never occur!\nto mt to talk about cancer to them.\nThey come to me prttty soon ifter\niny tympton popt up iir them\n(thit tl ptrhtpi the advantage ot\nt doctor*t houiehold) and If there\nlt, following the outline ot the American Society for the Control ot\nCtncir:\nchugt from iny of tht body open-\nchargt from any o fthe body opening!.\n3. Any lore, no matter how\nimall,. on the ikin, lip. tongue,\nmouth, thtt doea not hetl within\nten dayt.\n3. Any mole, wen or wart that\nchangei ltt texture or beglni to\ngrow.\n4. Any per ill tent hoineneii or\nloss of voice not due to a cold.\n5. Any lump\u2014no matter lt entirely palnleia\u2014eipeciilly ln thl\n(untie brettt\nIt any ot thoie thlngi were re-\nSOCIAL\nBy MRS, M. J. VldNIUX\nMrt. Thto. A Gibson\nNelion tnd Diitrict Representative\ntor\nSpencer Corsets and\nHealth Garments\n110 Kert Aportmtnti\nSWIFTS ^>\nWEEKLY |\nFOOD HINTS\nMltihs Login, Swift, tsmti home I\ngniir.whosc weekly, winlmt COO king column\nis t regular future of i. is page. Look tot\ntime vsiusble hint! etch Mondiy\n1\/Marti* Lew\nBeef Pot Roast\nTender and |ulcy, a pot\nroait brings you all tho\ngoodness of moat and\nvegetables\nMore than once in then\nvweekly nottl, I havt put forward the view thit many dell-\ncioui dishes tre less popular\nthan they ihould be just because they are inexpensive.\nPeople seem to think thtt\nwhat costs leu can't be as\ngood. Well, say I, It all depends on how clever a cook\nyou arc! Beef rump or chuck\ncost less\u2014and are often euler\nto get\u2014thin lome other cuts;\nbut properly cooked is de-\nicribed in the pinel (hey are\nu delectable, u tender and\na. juicy, ai any hungry family\ncould deilre. Try t Pot Roast\nnext week-end.\ntMavel\/U\/ym\nTO COOK A POT SOAiT\n4 lb. beef rump ot chuck\n1 tip. dry mustirJ\n1 tbsp. SilTcrletf Urd\n1 cup srell-ieuoned itock\nor bouillon\n6 onloni, perled\n8 caiToti, laiped\nRub tht men with in muiur J\ntnd brown on ill ti Jet in hot\nlard. Season. Piste on rick In\nheivy pot, uid itock, cover\nclosely, simmer \u2014 ___ boi I \u2014\nfor 3 houn. Add vegettMri,\ntllowlng just enough time to\nmike the. temler.\nChirgt tor Ingigimint Am\n\u2022 Mr* Jrinclt W. McCathtrn\nhat arrlvid from Spokane to rttldt\nwith htr pirents, Mr. ind Mn. Paul\nLincoln, Stanley Strut.\n\u2022 Mlu Mary Urlon and MIm\nMuretltni McDermld tt Salmo were\nvisitor! In town during tht wttkend.\n\u2022 Mill Eltne Lawtott hli left\nfor Vincouver where iht hu been\nLrantttrrtd.\n\u2022 Mn. W. G. Flillerton, Stanley\nStreet, returned Saturday from an\nextended visit to her titter ln Spokane.\n\u2022 Archbishop Cabana ot St\nBoniface, Winnipeg, Man., and Bith-\nop Lajeunnesit, Victr Apostolic of\nXeewitln wtrt weekend gueiti of\nBishop Martin M Johnion.\n\u2022 Mrs. J, Ludwlg, Cedar Street\nentertained the latter part of tht\nweek in honor ot her huaband'l\nbirthday, whtn thoie present wert\nMr. and Mn. Fred Arnot, Mrs, R.\nPhillip, Mr. end Mn. M. Sckiza, Mr.\nlnd Mn. A. DeFerro, Mr. and Mrs.\nS. Benedetti, Mr. md Mn. Robtrt\nCarney, Mrs. Storey, S. Romanov\/,\nMiss Kay Storey, Miu Kithleen\nSckiza, MIm Eleanor Ludwlg and\nMlu Ron Ludwlg.\n\u2022 Mr. tnd Mrs. Andrtw Neiton\ntnd dtughter of Fruitvale spent Saturday in town.\n\u2022 Major tnd Mn. Roy Manahan,\nCarbonate Street, have hat as gueiti,\nIm Mann of Calgary, who hai ipent\nthe patt week it their homt, -\n\u2022 Mn. W. Blalkowtkl of Bltke\nll i guest at the home of her son-\nin-law ind daughter, Mr. and Mn.\nMcClellan.\n\u2022 Mri. R. Stewart of Salmo vlilted Nelson during the weekend.\n\u2022 Shoppers in the city included\nMr. md Mrs. R. D. Hill ot Cretcent\nBay,\n\u2022 Mr. ahd Mn Oliver Smith of\nSilmo wire thoppen ln town Sat-\nurdiy.\n\u2022 Mlu Beatrice Witt wu in the\ncity from Willow Point on Siturdiy.\n\u2022 Mn. Doriey of Procter ipent\nStturdty shopping in Ntlion.\n\u2022 Archil Campbell of Brlllltnt\nwu tmong vlilton ln town tt tht\nweekend.\n\u2022 Mn. C. Nord md ftmlly vlilted Ntlion Saturday.\n\u2022 Mn. N. Schwarok of Procter\nipent Saturday ln the city.\nntunatrntntt in thlt tm It Hit\n0 Ltc. Elmer Oelinu ll htrt\nfrom High Rlvtr md tpent tht week\nend tt tht homt of hit parenti, Mr.\nand Mrs. A. G. Gellnai, Victoria\nStreet\n\u2022 Mri. Storbo wu in tht city\nfrom Crttcent Villey Stturday.\n\u2022 Shoppen In town Siturdiy\nIncluded Mrt. Oiberg ot Kulo.\n\u2022 c. Jitvii who hu iptnt the\nSummer at hla, Proctor home, wu I\nvlaltor ln town on Siturday.\n\u2022 L.-Cpl. Lester Jtnnlngs trrlved Siturday morning from Newfoundland to tpend hli lttvi with\nhli family on Silica Strtet.\nt Mri. R. L. Oliver, who toachei\nit Crttcent Valley, tpent the weekend tt htr home In Fairview.\n\u2022 Jerry Jerram left tor San\nFraucilco to . Join the Armtrlcan\nNavy.\n\u2022 Alfred Ctwlty, who hu tpent\na couple of wetkt vliltlng hit parents, Mr. md Mrs. C A. Cawley ln\nSalmo, tnd hli wife's pirenti, Mr.\nmd Mrs. W. Deijtrdlni ln Ntlion,\nreturned to the Cout Saturday,\nMn. Cawley, who tccomptnlid him\nto Nelion, remaining for t while\nwith her ptrintt.\n\u2022 Mr. md Mn. Stanley Smith,\nSecond Street, left Siturday for\nthe Coast\n\u2022 S. H. H. Appleton of Willow\nPoint vlilted Nelson Siturdiy.\n\u2022 Htrry Douglti, Great Northern agent in NeUon md. Fernle,\nvlilted frlondi In Nelion over the\nweekend.\n\u2022 T. Avison of Rttallick tpent\nSaturday shopping In town.\n1 Mr. and Mn, Fred Johnion\nwere city vlilton from Sheep Creek\nSaturday.\n\u2022 Mrs. A. E. Dilgu, who tetchei\nat Castlegar, spent Saturday ln town.\n\u2022 Dudolph Olsen hat returned\nfrom Balfour where ht spent a holiday at tht home of Mr. md Mrs.\nW. B. McKay.\n\u2022 Mri. L. D. Cltrk md baby\ndaughter ot Trail wtrt vlilton In\ntown at the weekend.\n\u2022 Mn. T. W. Smith of the Alpine Mine vlilted town Siturdiy.\n\u2022 Cpl. E. B. Hunt wu ln Ntlion Saturday enroute from Wtin-\nwrlght, Alt!., to Silmo where he\nwill ipend leive with hit parenti,\nMr. and Mrt. J. W. Heirn.\nported to me I would start in in-\nvtitlgitlon Immedlttely. Thtt In-\nveitlgttion ihould Include removil\nof i piece ot the tluui (biopsy) md\nexamination of a lection ot it undtr\nthe microicope by t trained pi-\nthologlit. Thlt Is the final test for\ndiagnosis. Thtrt li po blood telt or\nelectric test. If tht ipot is .on the\n\u2022kin ind Is fairly tmill, hive lt til\nremoved, not Just i imill piece tor\nmlcrscopic ixamlnitlon, md when\nthe whole growth ia removed .have\npart of It examined microscopically and then dtcldt whether to\nhave follow-up X-ny or radium\ntreatments.\nBut I also know mint tht above\nlist of Indications tor examination,\nthat there are a great many kinds\ntnd cisei of discharge from ont of\n'the cavitlei ot tht body thit are\nnot due to cincer it ill. In ftct\nmost of them, io I would accept\na negative verdict with \u25a0 placid\nmind.\nSurgery, X-rty md ridlum ire\nthe only methodi ot treitment of\ncancer that hive vert been found\nsuccessful Sometimtt one ll better, lometimes the other, lometimei\na combinition. But they ire the\nonly wayi ot treitment to trust.\nThere it no terum or chemicil ln\nthi blood thit it the present time\nhu my scientific ground for recognition.\nThe bett hope for prevention of\ncincer ii in the formt on the ikin'\nmd in the breast. You can ut or\nfeel them. There it not much tx-\ncuse for anybody who neglect!\nthose two vtrletles until it li too\nlate.\n ,\t\nCRANBROOK\nCRANBROOK, B. C, - Mrs. N. D.\nHogarth hu been vliltlng her ion\nmd daughter-in-liw, Mr. md Mn.\nT. V. Hogarth at Armstrong.\nA. D. Bridgti of Victorit, who hai\nbeen ipendlng the put tew weeks\nat Osoyoos, hu arrived here to remain for several dayt on business.\nMn. H. L. Reld md daughter,\nPatsy Anne, who havt ipent tht\nSummer here with Hit. Reld'i parents, Mr. md Mri. Fnnk McDaniel,\nhtve lift for Calgary to join Sgt\nReld, R.C.A.F., and make their home\nthere.\nH. J. Collier of Lethbridge wu t\nrecent vliltd. here where he formerly made hii home.\nKaslo Legion Aux.\nPlans to Raise\nFunds for Xmas Gifts\nKASLO, B, C.-Tho Kulo Auxiliary to tht Ctniditn Legion met\nIn the club room! on Thepiday.\nPlant were mtdi to bold a tea in\nhonor ot two Kulo brldu, Mri. E.\nShort, nee Grace Tonkin md Mn.\nDennli C. Deverion, nee Blanche\nMeen. A ttt will ilso bt held later\nto nise funds for Chriitmu par-\ncell for thl boys overseas. Tentative plant wtrt made lor Armistice\nttrvicta.\nMn. O. Carney, Secretary, reported having ihlpped two large Bun-\ndlu for Britain. Mrs. M. Rlddell\nmd Mrs. T. Horner lerved tea.\nOn, Jhe, fih.\nMusic of tht New\nWorld Thuriday\nThe CBR Symphony Orchestra\nfor the next broadcast ln tht CBC-\nNBC seriei \"Muilc of tht Ntw\nWorld\" will hive two distinguished\nmutlclam, Arthur Btnjtmln, the\nfimout Britlih mutlctan md Robert\nFilming, who it tht youngest active\nCanadian Compottr. Music tor the\nNtw , World ii broadcait every\nThunday night at 8:30 p.m. The\nprogramme orlglnatei from CBC's\nVancouver studloa.\n' MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18\nCKLN AND\nCBC PROGRAMMES\nMORNINC\n7:10\u20140 Omidi\n. :;ii rout uid ooffii club icklni\n8__C\u2014CBO Nsws\niriv\u2014ttoni uni ramiiy\n8:30\u2014Morning Oonotrt,\nBlOO\u2014BBO Itlwi\n. .1:18\u2014Bmllln' Jick (CKLN)\nii:a--Volet ot Mlmory (CKi,Ni\n8:!0\u2014Morning Milodln (OKI.N)\no:45\u2014Mondiy Morning Review\nn ._\u25a0>_.-_. Irai SUnil\nSTOPS PERSPIRATION!\nft'squet\nNEWI SAFEI EFFECTIVE!\n\u2022 Sttmi un-Unrffl ptfiolrttion in .\nodour 1 io 3 dty*.\n\u2022 *i Qtiispt-i Non-lrri-i(. n| to\nnorrail ikin.\n\u2022 Mirmlfii in t- \u2022 ti dilicm fabrics.\n\u2022 . 'It... ui No or*.I to ritiM. Dab\noo ... drtii... tUt.il\nSWIFT CANADIAN CO. LIMITED\nMtktrt of Premium Htm tnd llacon; Kllverletf Lard;\nJewel Shortening; Brookfleld Butter, Egftt and Checte\nfeu &S tf fr\n\\W-mm\nOt Voun it thi\nHudson's Bay Co.\n10:00\u2014Muilo for Modem\n10:lS\u2014Muilcil Progrimmi (CKUtl\n10:48\u2014giybetrd OliMot\n11:00\u2014Southern _ir\u00abi_i\n11:18\u2014Blni I Bong (CKLN)\n11:81\u2014Wendell.Hill (Oajf)\n11 ::m-Soldi!r'i . ifi\n11:45--Mimorlu in Bong\nAFTERNOON\n13:00\u2014 B 0. firm Broidoist\n13:16\u2014The HoUot BotM. Put One\n(CKLN)\n13:J0_CBC Nswi\n13:48\u2014MltllM MimorlM\n1:00- Ann Witt, _ pr mo\nl:l--lnltrludi\nl:l\u00bb-T___\n1 :So\u2014Mtuio tor summit\n1.48\u2014Af\u00abrnoon IliclUl\n3:00\u20141 O'clock Oonotrt\n3:10\u2014LUten to London\n3:48\u2014Llslenln' n.orltn\n5:00\u2014Don Mean ind Hli Iilinderi\n\u2022 :1S\u2014Mirror for Women\n1 .'-ft\u2014Ourtiln -HhoM\n1:49\u2014BBC Newi\n4:00\u2014Wiltetlmt (CSLHi\n4:0S\u2014Voice of Mimory (CKLN)\n4:t0\u2014eilon Mutlctle\n4:45\u2014< no News Roundup\nS OO\u2014Conc _l Mut. lOKLM)\n1:10\u2014On thi Mirch\n8:48\u2014Rhythng tnd Rommei\nEVENINC\n5:0O-Million Proirimmi (CXLM)\n\u00ab:.0\u2014P-Srlm Pumll (CKLN)\n8:48\u2014Ol.il-idl of Mtlody (CKLN)\nt:60-ClY\u00abIcidi of Mllody (CKLN)\n7:00\u2014CBO Hi \u00abt\nT:l_\u2014CBO R-Uadup\nt io\u2014met tai\n7:4-\u2014Olim.nt U Wllliim i\n1:00\u2014String Album\n1*001\nWW^\u2014\n:_rmony Basin\nt:45~WuilMl pntrimnu ICIOH.\n\u00bb:_\u2014K l|h. Trail (OKLM)\n(:18\u2014Ulflmportint peopli\ntllO-flHtt\n9:48\u2014BT Ml Plriildt (CKLN)\n10:00\u2014CSO Nlwi\n10:18\u2014CBC Nlfi Houndu\nleio-Ood ti - tkt\nndup\nKint\nFaith...\nTrue Love (an\nWithstand\nMany Hardships\n\u2022y BEATRICE FAIRFAX\nA couplt of wttki igo tltii column isktd tht qutttion if family llle\nIt destructive ot the hlghett type\nof marital happlnett. The queitlon\nwu Inspired by a letter from a girl\nwhoit husband tt overseas. They'd\nbeen married lest than alx monthi,\nwhtn he waa ordered away.\nThey'd been ejgtged for two yttn\nand their ihort honeymoon seems\nto hive been I foretaste of paradise,\nand tht wondertd whtn he came\nbick to htr tf thtlr lovt would be\noa tht tame extlted plane that lt\nhid been during thoie wonderful\njrean of their engagement and their\nripturout honeymoon,\nThli girl wu tfrild, u the wrote\nme, of the \"prote of life\", the deadening Influence ot housekeeping ln\ni imtll apartment, tht counting ind\nre-counting of pennlei md pointi,\nthe pouibillty ot t biby with the\nmiking of formulu, vegetable\nstraining, diaper washing, md ill\nthe humdrum routine thit goes\naround HU Mtjitty Thi Biby whin\nthe stork decides to fivor I couple\nwho wire happy enough without hli\nInterferences.\nThey htd hoped for the -tort\nbut the girl felt he hid pamed them\nby, and the didn't dare confeu her\nhopu to her soldier huiband before\nhe sailed iway. After ihe'd hetrd\nfrom him in tht Italian theatre the\nwu pretty ture they hid received\nthe blessing of the itork. But ihe\ndidn't want to tell him until she\nwas positively certain, and then ihe\nhad the Idea of not telling him until\nahe could begin her letter \"Hello\nDaddy.\"\n\"Whtn I felt pretty mri thif\ngrettut happiness was to be ours,\nI confided in Tom't mother who\ncame to ttay with ml, took ptrfecf\ncare of me u I wtsn't very well,\nend helped me make the moit adorable baby clothei. They were cuter\nbecauie they were old-ftihioned\ntnd madt on tht lame modtl she\nhtd mtdt Tom't Jl ytin igo. She\ndoetn't hold with thlt modern method of dretting t btby In ihirt ud\ndltperi, even It it do_ save wuhing.\n\"So we ktpt tht glorloui lecret\nfrom Tom until Junior htd tctutlly\n\u25a0rrived, tad wt wrote our famous\n\"HtUo Dtddy\" lttttr. And the\nflnt ntwt ht htd ot thl trlrvtl of\nhit Mn wu t picturt ot Thomu,\nJunior, in my anna.\n\"Now, MIm rilrftx, I wtnt to\n\u2022ay thlt. Thlngi wirtn't ttty (or\nTom ud mt during tht yttn of\nour tngigimtnt I hid to ttki a\njob tn s thop during thit time\nwhich WM herd on hli pride ud\nhard on my pridt ud my feet But\nI ktpt Hint on until Tom got t good\nJab tnd. then ht Joined the Army.\n\"I think our love will withltud\ntht penny-pinching of domeitlo life\nwhen ht rtturni. We hive *ur-\nsnivel ud wt hive Junior who\ngrowi cuttr every diy, Pleue Mil\nthott glrli who write to your column If they're reilly ln lovt, thtt\n(lomeitlcity ln which two young\npeopli trt trying to eitibliih t\nhomt only bring! them closer together.\"\nSANDON\nSANDON. B. C - Mn. Vtrnon\nMicdontld md Inftnt diughter who\nhid been holidaying In Sudan,\nhtvt lift tor Cnnbrook.\nMin Mtrgirtt Rati, of Cilgiry,\nAlta., tpent t few diyi, i guest\nof Mr. md Mn. J. M. Harris in\nroute to New Denver where the will\nbe employed.\nThe B: C. Security Commission\nclosed their offices here latt Saturday, hiving relocated the Sandon\nJapaneu In other uniti ot their\nhouiing ichime. .\nC. C Clirkson left Siturday to\nspend i holldiy it hit homt ln Vancouver. On hit return hi will be\nstationed at tht Rosebery unit of\ntht & O, Security Commission.\nMr. ud Mrt. Norman Sibilleau\nand until ton returned to Stndon.\nMri. Nellie Bourns left to holldiy\nit her home In Winnipeg, ud on\nhtr return will bt trimferred to\ntht New Denver office of the B.C.\nSecurity Commission.\nAIM Trlokttt ot Ntw Denver wu\na vliltor In town.\nLONDON (OP)-Tht Britlih lath.\n18th -tUMUi an nmng ln Normindy\nu part of u armortd formitlon.\ndtinhgoh\ncHoi\nI'liiMiiinniiiiii Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiitiiiimi\n3 RJra (HOUMWWU\nP-_Wv-Wrl \u00bby \u00bb\u00abTIV NIWMAN\niiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiin\npin, chopped, I luge mild onloni,\nchopped, 1 small head cabbage,\nchopped, tt cup eait, 3 cupi vinegar,\n1 pound brown lugii\", firmly picker, 1 teupoon muttird or 1 table-\nspooni muted pickle iplcei.\nCombine vegetables, cover with\nsilt md lat itind overnight. Drain\nmd preu ln e dean, thin white\ncloth to remove all tht liquid possible. Add vlntgir, -lugir ud\nspicei tnd tlmmtr until cleir. Tute\nto bt tun it It tit tnough. Pick\ninto dim, hot, sterile Jan. Fill\njarf to top and teal tightly. Mikei\ntbout 3 plntt.\nH0RIERADI8H RILIIH\nOrite lound honeridlsh rood,\nMetiurt tbout one-hilf u much\nvlnegir u honeridlsh, tdd one-\nfourth to om-hilf teupoon uit tor\netch cup ot vlntgir, ud pour ovtr\ngnted horiertdiih. Pick It onci\ninto hot, tterllited ]art, till Jan to\ntop, leel tightly.\nDo put up a few Jin of relish for\nWinter uie. They tdd tett to Winter meali, md putting up ]uit \u2022 few\njkrs li not too great i tix on time\nind itrength these buiy diys.\nTODAY'S MINU\nBaked Beam Relish\nCabbtge Stltd Green Beans\nApple or Squuh Pie Coffee\nTOMATO-PEAR RILIIH\nJ tt cups fresh or cinned tomitoes,\n3-i cupi fresh or ctnntd pean, tt\ncup chopped green pepper, _ cup\nchopped onion, 1 cup tugir, tt cup\nvlntgir, 1 teupoon uit, tt teupoon\nground ginger, tt tttipoon muttird,\ndish of cayenne pepper, Vi cup\nchopped canned pimento.\nCombine tomitoes, pears (lt cinned uie pean and syrup i, onion,\ngrew pepper, tugir, vlnegir, tilt,\nginger, mustard md ciytnm pepper. Boll slowly 1 hour, ttlrrlng\nncciilontlly, until somewhat thickened. Add pimento; boll 8 minutes\nlonger. Pack into clean, hot iterile\nJan. Pill Jtn to top; letl tightly.\nMakes about 1 plntt.\nPICALLILI\n1 quirt chopped green tomitoes,\n1 medium-tiled iweet red peppert,\nchopped, 1 medlum-tlted green pep-\nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllll\nMALCOLM'S FURS\nRtptlrt - Altiritloni\nStorage\n659 Boktr St. rhone 9(0\niniiiiilllllillllllllilllllllillllllllliiinii\nNILSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1\nHeart-Urge...\n\"War Widow\"\nShould Practise\nDiscretion\nly QARRY 0. MYERS, Ph.D.\nTht mother, especliily thi young\nmother, whose husbtnd ii ln the\nirmtd forcei ll faced with tome\nhard probltmt. Sht miy hivi t difficult tlmi to make tndt meet financially. If iht must work to tupple-\nment her allotment or other Income,\nthi hu the problem of proper care\nud protection ot her children during her necessary absence from\nthem. ,\nWhen the returns to them it\nnight all tired out end with the\nhousehold ctrei facing her, ihe miy\nnot be ible to offer them u good\nttftctlon md companionship ai\nthty deserve and as iht would like\nto give.\nOf coune, thlt temporarily-widowed mother naturally longs for\nmasculine companionship tnd affection, iuch it iht enjoyed with her\nhusband before he left for the front.\nThla longing, in some instances,\nalu, ll to itrong as to make her an\neaiy prey to the attention of tome\nother mtn. Kept within the bounds\nof propriety, this might In a few\nInstances, be wholesome for her, yet\nlt li, manifestly, fraught with perils.\nNot meaning to let her affection tor\nanother man grow, lt may already\nhave grown to great proportion before tht knows lt. One sign of such\nshift of affections would be evidenced ln her finding lt harder to\nwrite often tnd regultrly to her\nhusband ud ln her increued\nproneness to be vexed tt statements ht make! in hli letters.\nThli mother might help henel'\navoid such tempering with dynamite if ihe would, it very lober mo-\nments, ruolve not to allow hersell\nto be enmeshed ln my social situation In which thi might easily be\ntempted to indiscretion. Reminding herself constintly ot hir obll-\ngltlont to htr children tnd her absent hutbtnd, ihould give her moril\ncourtge to stick to her resolve to bt\nfaithful. Furthermore, her regard\nfor good sportsmanship ihould bt of\nspecial aid to her. Most ot all, ihe\ncm ilwiyi giin moril tupport from\nIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII\nFREEMA11\n* FURNITURE CO. *'\nTht Houn ot Curnlturt Vtiues\nPhont '.IS - Nelaon\nALL-WOOL\nGREY BLANKETS\n$11.95 pair\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii\nthinking of htr huibmd'i return\nafter the wtr tnd tht hipplntti thi\/\nwill bring to her, him tnd the children. In contrast, lt might also help\nher to lmtgint tht trtgedy to her\nchildren tnd their patriot-father\nihould iht ltt i temporary heart-\nurge lurt her to ttriy from the\noverwhelming resolve the hid when\nhe left her end tht children for the\nirmed forcei.\n\u00ab*_\u00ab\u00ab _\u00ab-----_*_s_*s\u00abS-ie*\u00bbs$*\nWOOL SKIRTS\nSizes 12 to 18\n$2.95\nFASHION FIRST LTD.\n\nitalltd, oconomlcd\nmd, abov\u00ab all, DEPfNDAlli \u2014 tht manufoo-\ntirtr'i 11) ytan' tuptrltftct and nflt__vwtc_i\n\u25a0rganhoHon b your guuiunlM of cOmpUti\nunifoC-ion.\nA grtaltr numbar of unth wfll bt ovaltobl.\nMl year, but ttill not ntarly tnough to lupply al\n*ko want t_\u00abm. So If you plan to tnfoy nmht^\nvator \u00abn YOUR farm, im tht Palrbonk* Mow*\nagtnt, or mail tht tmrnmr,, HIOHT AWAY.\nTO\nTRAIL ELECTRIC\nSHOP\nArmituri Riwlndlng, AutomoMvt\nIxohtngt Sirvlct.\n1423 Dowdny Avenue,\nTRAIL, B.C.\n\u00ab_ws\nLTHOSE IN NEED\n'seek the understanding heart\nand the human touch of the\nSALVATION ARMY\n\u2022 No dlstimtinn of tge, in, creed or color reetrfat thl Xilntlon\nAiiijr.\nBtbtt born In unfortunite circumitincei . , , children neglected by\nSrenti... fimillet caught In thl tolli of miichinci... old people\nstilute lad miseribli ... ill thtlt look with confidence to tht\nundermndlng heart and the humin touch of tht Silntlon Army.\nIn hi ihtltui ind botplttli, ltt homtt for children\n\u2022nd the aged , . . through countless jpertonil\nrontt_i ... YOUR Silrmon Army cirnei on Its\ntireleu work. You dolliri in nttdtd NOW\nii urgently ll ever.\nMdct yew -.t-ponit o Otntrout Ont\nSALVATION APMV HALL\n513 Victoria St.\nC_J_CTIV_ \u00bb2\u00ab00.00\n.'\nON\nr_i\nmi\nv*<\n*%:.\n\"o\/vr\n\"tut\n&\nrt_3\n\u2022al _i,\nHOME FRONT APPEAL\n\t\n~M^- \u25a0'-*- \u25a0' \u2022- \u25a0!\n. -.'. \u2022\u25a0-_,..,'._^,,.,-,^-.:...,___._....,._ ^_,^J.-_s_._--- -..^tii^\n r\nt\u2014NmoN daily mn, monday, sirriMiii, n, i\u00bba\n| Tr*-\"\"mmmmmm**\nTODAY'S News Pictures\nCHILDREN ASSIST MAKING PARIS BARRICADES: Mtn tnd women of thl French forcei of\nthe Interior ripped up the paving blocks from the\nftrtttt of Parli ta build tht barricades behind\nwhich they fought for liberation of their capital\nbefore Allied forcei entered the city to help them.\nscenes like thli were common In tht btttle of Paris.\nfyJauifWuela\nTODAY'S NEEDLECRAFTi Lurt\nimttl dtughter or gueiti Into helping with tht dishei. Embroider\ntheie towels, uiing gay colon.\nYou cm mike them In \u2022 jiffy.\nA bright Idet for gifts or bt-\n-tlrt. Pttttrn 553 contalni \u2022\ntransfer pattern of 7 motlfl IV-\noraglng -'\/2x8% Inchei; lilt of ml-\nttrlili.\nSend 20 otnti for tmi pattern to\nTht Ntlion Dally Newi, Needle-\norift Dept, Ntlion. Wrltt plainly\npattern number, your name tnd\niddreii. Patterni will bt milled\nto your home In tbout 15 days.\nThere mty be some further deity In delivery bectuie of tht\nlarge incretie In orderi during tht\nprettnt leaion.\nTHEY 15 SUCH THBMtNJUl\n__OTP_INTS_'THET M-M-\nMONITCR MUS\" 6\u00a3 A \u2022\nHUNOiRP . MT HIGH tf\ntsar's no Timer whut\nA MONS 1_R LIKt THtT\nWOULD OO-Ot IT\no\u2014c\n*\u00ab THASS WHUT\nCITS Ml.'\/'-TMAH* '\nNO TBLUN* WMUT IT*- fJO-.\nWHUT IT LOOKS UK*-\n-_#?-\u00ab&\nLOOSE\/?!''\n1 1\n(\n1\n!_.\ni\nt\u2014\nMm\ny**s^ .,\nIT'9 ABOUT TWE\n>OU STAYED HOME\nAND DID SOME-\nTHINS CONSTRUCTIVE\nYES-\nUNCLE\nJIGGS-\nI'M\n<__-_\"\nUPSTAIRS-\nTHINK IU.\nSEE WHAT\nBOBBY'S\nDOIIs.\nTHE PEAR\nIS PROBABLY\nRteADI NSTHE\nBCOK I\nBOU6HT HER\nNAA-TM NOT UNHIPPED-\nJU6T SMN1 THE LONlS-\nHAIRS A BREAK TONBHT\nAND PARKIN1 THE CARCASS HERE-CMON BEAT\nUP YOUK CHOPS AND J\nfllVE WITH THB D\u00abT-\nWHAT'S\nTHE\nC__t.l_\nDOINS?\nI i . u\ntDONTTHMt.\nSHE TRUSTS US-\nSHE'S ON THE\n\u2022PHONB-AND\nTALKIN' N COOB*\nREDS RENEW TWO OFFENSIVES: Lightning Russian tdvtlKM\nIt two pointi add to Qerminy's mounting peril. Mip shows: (1) Rid\nthruit Into Yugoslavia which outflank! Carpathian defences In attack\nen Hungary; (2) Russlin idvinci outflmklng Wirsiw and Inereti-\nIng tht serious threat to Eatt Prussia, which furt Imminent lnvulon.\nALLIES FIRE LINER REX: This glint Italian llntr Rtx, fired by\nAllltd Bituflghttn, Ilea burning furiously off Trieste, Italy. Shi wu\nset ifln te foil t German attempt la link hir and thus block Trieste\ntarter\nPARIS SHOISi Although 'gov.\n\u2022 rnmentll regulations htvt torblrt-\ndin thl manufacture of multi-\ntone footwear In Canada and thi\nUnited States for some tlmi, Parts,\nunder thi hul of thi Null, mtn-\nigid to keep Iti ultn-imirt foot-\nwur for lidlti ai topnotch u It\nWU In the prewar dtyi. Above\nare ixnmplei of Ptrlslin footwear\nfound by tha liberators. Top, i\npair of high court shoes of suede\nWith pttent luther tot plecei\nstudded with pelrls and brllllinli\nwhloh form \u25a0 crown e\\ the Instep.\nCentre, l smart show In red, white\ntnd blue'patenl teither, trimmed\nw{th gold piping, lower, blue\nwide evening ihoes with rid and\nwhite trlrunilng slrmilitlny thl\nUnion Jink, with aigrette tilth-\nlet toe etaontlois.,\n\"Even with my boyi ln the war, 1\nstill can't believe they will go till\ntheir .time comes. If they are killed,\nthey would have been killed, ln\nlome automobile accident here at\nhome.\"\nQUEEN'S BAY\nQUEEN'S BAY. B. C.-Dick At-\ntree wai a recent guest of Mr. and\nMn- William Enter of Kooteniy\nBay for a few dayt.\nMr ind Mrs. John Colgur of\nPernio tre Vititing Mrt. Colgur's\nfather tnd mother, Mr.' and Mrs.\nGeorge Porteoua\n' Mr. and Mri. E. T. Phillips of Nelson were weekend guests of Mri\nJ. S. Hint\nBRILLIANT\nBRILLIANT. B.C.-Wllliam Holo-\nboff of Caitlegar was a visitor to\nBrilliant today.\nW. W. Faminoff visited Caetle-\ngar Tuesday.\nPeter Berlaoff, who hu been\nvisiting his grandfather. ?red Rer-\nantioff. returned to hii _omt in\nGrind Torki today.\nMrs Bill Reibin hu returned\nfrom t holldtv ipont tt Vtncouver.\nFred Popoff left today for Penticton.\nCapt. Ryan, a Spanlih American\nWar veteran li vliltlng In this district. l(e ttttei he ii making a itudy'\nJ. R. 0. Cox, winner of t Unl-\nvttalty scholarship, hu left to ittend., college\nMr. tnd Mri. Victor Umphatr,\nr._ it. -____, r. __ (Ssis E_\n\"When you send Mn. Brown her bill, enclose \u2022 hunch o(\nforKCt-mc-nola.\"\nformer C.P.R. Agent! here, left I Trail Tuetday.\ntheir homt in Caitlegar for a trip Nick Planedln wai a recent vlil-\nto the Cput. lor to Neiton.\nof the Poukhobot queitlon. Mrs Pete Gleboff vlilted Nelson\nJohn Bloodoff wu t vliltor te I Mondiy.\nii\n_________________________\n \\&\\\nPHONE 144\nHELP WANTED\nGRADUATE N0-US-I8 WAKTID TOlt\nEineral duty ln UO Md modern City\noipiul. Salary SS5J10 per month\nplus full maintenance. Will alalia\nwith transportation conditionally\nApply Superintendent ot Nur_ s,\nOalt Hospital. Lethbridge, Alberta.\nWANTED \u2014 COOK HOU8EKEPER.\nBoird and room, good islary, alt\nBunOiyi and hoUdayi ott. oentral\ndowntown looitlon. Apply National\nSelective Bervice, Trail, B.C. Quot*\nOrder No. 99P-4M?\nWan i'__J\u2014fo_t aunRAL house-\nworlt from Nov. 16th to March 1st,\nreliable girl. Will pay tare and return to Vancouver, plui MS a\nmonth. Apply Box IM- Nelion NVsn.\nWAltT__J \u2014 CHAMBKai-AlU, i>U Lt\ntime employment hotel wrl Apply\nNational Selective Service Office\nBUSINESS AND '\nPROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY\n.-.N.m.Ks AND MINE\n HEPKK.ENTATIVEg\ni W WIDDOWSON, provincuT\nAaiayer. 301 Josephine Bt. Nelaon\nS 8 ELMES ROSeLAND, ST.\nAssayer, Chemist. Mine reprisen'.e\nTHE WEST KOOTENAY ASSAY OF-\nlice. IIP K-ot-uay at., Nelion, B 0.\nA J BuiK independent Mlul Repre.\neentatlve Bos 64. Trail. BC\nBUIIUINU CONTBACTOBIS\nNELSUN BUlLDlNO CONTRACTORS\nNo Jobs too smsll or too large\nPhoni 530 Ml Proot St\nCHIROPRACTORS\nyVANTED POLL TIME HOUBEKEEPEn\ntor couple, light work, good wagei\nBox 1814 Dally Newi.\n{E_E8 fosT\"oSneral work in\nhoiplUl. Apply National Selective\nService, Nelaon\n\u25a0ffANTT-D-WAlTRESS FOR SLOCAN\nmining camp. Oood wisu. Apply\nBeleotlve Service, Nelaon.\t\nW Ah\"__\u00a3>\u2014FlRST COOK FOR BLO-\netn mtoing camp. Apply National\nSelective Bervice, Nelaon.\t\nV.ANTBD\u2014ONE ALL ROUND WEt-\ndar lor local machine ihop; Apply\nSelective Bervice. Nelion.\t\nSITUATIONS WANTED\nSpecial Low Batei for non-\neommerclal admrtlaemenU under\nthli claulftcatlon to wilt P\u00abPI\u00ab\nueklng employment Only 25c tor\none' wiek It dayil covin any\nnumber ol required llnei Payable\nIn idvtnce Add 100 11 boi num-\nBer dwlrcd '' \t\niotjeEKEEPER WITH SMALL BOY\nwould like wort. Bon 1855 Dally\n-Newi.\nLIVESTOCK. POULTRY AND\nFARM SUPPLIES. ETC.\n\u2022or baus-s Yotma marks, one\n1 yri, one nearly 8 yri. Salmo, e\nmile, NHway Bold. Hirrj MHakoff,\nSilmo. ,\t\nKk SAUS-A _t.A-._Tl_ OF 1 AND\naim old ewet md tit limbt. Brea\ntrim xxx Buttock Rim. Alio xn\nHam Thomu uWai. Burton, BC\nfOR 8ALS-ONK TEAM HORSES, I\nvn old weighing 1500 Ira. Purebred\nBelgium*. Colour, grey. Both mam-\nMr E. Kotiroff, Procter, B.0.\n|b_ SALE-REOIST'BHEl- QUERN-\naey bull, 18 monthi old. quilt. Apply Oeorse Wilton, CarroIIi Landing\nJlWBBK-OLD f__g__t____-d york-\nihEeplgi now for a\u00bbl\u00ab it 18 etch\nM MacB-tnnon, Procter.\n__>R BALE\u20141 OOOD WORK HORSl!\nabout 1400 Iba Wo Lee, Davlea st\nCity. -_\u2014\u2014\u2014-\nfbR QUICK SALE\u2014ONE-YEAR-OLD\nhen!, \u00ab0o each. Phone SMYa hitmen 6 and 7 PM\nK.R SAIJJ\u2014TORKBHnUS PIOS. BIX\nweeks old. A Doten-Wger, sun-\nahlpe Bay. RJ_.l. Nelaon, B.C.\nRr -SOra WEEK OLD PI08. F\nrrinien. BJt.l. rSelttm:\t\n\u2014*\u2014\nROOM AND BOARD\nBOARD AND LARGE FRONT ROOM,\nlultiblt tor - penoni If de__red\nClose In. 411 Silica St.. phone 449H\n|___. -60c A NIGHT. CLUB HOTEL.\nSilica Bt\t\nJfalaott Sally Nptoa\nTelephone 144\nTrad Circulation: Phont 13-8-L\nClassified Advertising Rotes\n\u2022\u25a0\u2666\/lo per line per insertion.\n.44c per line per week (fl oonsec-\n*-'{_. e Insertion! for coit of 4)\n^ll._ a line a month 128 tlmei).\nMinimum a Unei per insertion.\nBox number llo eitra. Thli\n*ov. \u25a0 any number of tlmei.\nPUBLIC (LEGAL! NOTICES.\nt__.de._-. rrc.\nllo per line ttrit lnieruon. and\n14c tech lubiequent Iniertlon.\nALL ABOVE RATES LESS 10%\nFOR PROMPT PAYMENT\nSPECIAL LOW RATES\nNon-commerclll \u2022 11 j \u25a0 11 o n \u2022\nWinted for 15c for my required\nnumber of Unci for ill diyi. piy-\nIble In advance.\nJ. COLIN MCLAREN, ->.C, CHIRO-\npractlc X-ray sptnognpby Stranu\nTheatre Bldg. Trail, B.C Phone 3-_\nEN(1IN__K8 ANU SURVEYORS\nR. W HAOOEN. MINING AND CiVll\nEngineer, B.C. Land Burveyot\nRoulmd snd Gland Porkj, B.C.\nBOYD C AFFLECK. 318 GORE ST\nNelson, B.C. Surveyor ind Engineer\nINSURANCE ANI> REAL -.STATU\nCHAS. \u00a5\u25a0 MCHARDY, INSURANCE.\nReal Estate. Phone 135\nMACHINISTS\nBESH-UTB LlMiTBD\nMachine tthop, acetylene and electric\nwelding, motor rewinding\ncommercial refrigeration\nPhone 593 324 Vernon St.\nSlEVENSON'S MACHINE SHOP -\nypeclallit* In mine and mill wort\nMachine work, light and heavy\nElectric and Acetylene welding.\n708 Vernon St.. Nelson Phone M\norTUMKTUISTs\nW. E. MARSHALL\noptometrists\n1458 Bay Ave.. Trail Phone 177\nSASH FACTOR!!-.*\nLAWSON'8 SASH FACTORY\t\nHardwood merchant 373 Baker Bt\nAUTOMOTIVE,\nMOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES\nM0PAR OIL .FILTERS\nReplaceable tlement type, tit* ill\ncars and truck's. Guaranteed replacement service.\nPEEBLES MOTORS LTD.\n191 Baker St. Phone II-\nFOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY\u2014ONE\nNo --S cream _tp_r_-or, cupscltj\n500 I in. call, wlri or wrlU Ctntril\nTruck ft Equipment Co, 703 Front\nBt, phone 100. Nelaon, B. O\n\u25a031 HARMON SEDAN SVBoT. OOOD\ncondition, mechinlcally sound,\nnearly new huvy duty thai, on!\n\u2022pare. _______ cir. |336. 3. L. Burtt.\nRobton\nFOR SALB-l DODGE 130 HP. BE-\nconditioned engine. Wllllami Trawler. Nelaon\nFOR AUTOMOBIU PARTE\nCity Auto Wreckeri\nNEW AND USED BATTERIES ___.\naon Auto Wrecking and Oarage.\nPUBLIC NOTICES\nFrovln-i of Britiah Ootumbli\nDepartment of Public Worki\nNEI_SON FERRY\n. i;i(i. _i H.iNi) siciitns\nWE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE\nWhat hsve vou? Ph 534 Ark Store\nPERSONAL\nWHEN IN VANCOUVER STOP A1\nAlmei HoMl. Opp C P R Depot\nCAMJ-ON ARC WILDliH ANU UEI.-\nmet, first clssi sbspe J Chess 134\nVernon Bt.\nSLLNlXJii TABLETS ARE ETPEC1-\nlv\u00bb 3 weeki supply 11. 13 weeki\n16 at Fleuryi Pharmacy\t\nLOOK YEARS YOUNGER, MORE AT.\ntractive. Angellqui Orey Hair Restorer. II it Mann, Ruthirlc-d,\n3c KODAK PRINTS >e\n\u2014 Refunds on talluru \u2014\nIn Today\u2014Out Tomorrow\nFilm Enchant*. Cutlegu ol\nPostmaster, Brilliant.\n25c lms PH(\u2122 25c\nP O Box 434, Vancouver\nAny 8-esp rod developed and printed\n35c Reprlnta 3c Pre* 5x7 coupon\nFILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED\nID or 8 exposure roll) 35c. Reprints\n3c each For your snapshots, cbo_*\n(Crystal Finish Guaranteed non-fadl\nprints Kryital Photo, wilkle, Su-\nkatchewan. BitsbllshM our M\nvein\nSTOP 8UFFES1NO FROM FOLLOW\nIng stomach Disorders: Acid Stom\nch. Indlgeitlon. Heartburn, f Coated 'tongue. Bad Bieith Sick Headaches, etc Use Ellk's itomact powder No 3, prepared by experienced\nPharmacist It must give immediate\nresult* or money back, 11 00, 13 00\nEllk's Medicine Company. Dept 43\n8askatoon Sssk\nStop itchino tortures o?\neczema, psoriasis, ringworm, athlete's 'toot md other skin Irritations with Ellk's Ointment No 5.\nprescription of noted skin specialist Itch relieved promptly\nskin healed quickly or money refunded 1100. 12 00 Mill orderi\nfilled promptly order today from\nEllk's Medicine Co. Dept 43. SUk-\natoon. Balk\nSUBSCRIPTIOH RATES\nSingle copy\t\nBy carrier, per week\nUs advance \t\nBy carrier, per yew -\nBy malls:\nOne month\t\nThree monthi \t\nBU montha\t\nOnl year \t\n_t .08\n_ 35\n\u2014 18 00\n_l 78\n_ a.oo\n_ 4.00\n_ 1.00\nFARM, GARDEN & NURSERY\nFOR IMMEDIATE PLANTING\nBULBS\nSeveral hundred Bronte Darwin Tulips and Dattodlll. Jonquils, Narcli-\n\u25a0ui (latter three ire mixed) at 50c\nper dozen prepaid.\nPLANTS\nClumps of the neweit kind Delphlnl-\n' urns iPacific hybrids, ill colors, whltl\netc.I, bloom splkei to 3 ft. and flowed\n3 to 3 in icroM Would coat you up to\n; \u00a95c a clump anywhere else, 35c clump\n'aeedllnKa of newest (Russell) Lupins\n25c each\nSeveral different kinds of perennials\nlitate what you want) 15c per clump\n9trawherry runners (Early Bird etc )\ntl per hundred\nPlants espreas oollect\nAndrew Cant Apotedale, BC\nAbort rat et ippiy hi Cinadi,\nTJnlted States and United Kingdom to subscribers living outside\nregular carrier area.\nElsewliere and to Cimdi wher*\n\u2022xtn postage Is required: One\nmonth 11 50: three months. 14 00;\nill months. 18.00: one year. tlS.OO\nBULBS FOR FALL PLANTINO. DAK-\nwln Tulips, large nlv-e bulbs, my\ncolour, per d,>7 1135. Daffodils,\nlarge bulbs, colour yellow Per doz.\ntl 00, Peonies, fine varieties. 3 for\nMOO Post Paid, Ky,yper'i Bulbs,\nHstzlc, BC We grow the beit only.\nPHONE 144 .\"OR WANT AD SEBVICI\nCryptoquotes\nXBZUD MZKOTWXC EKUDVEJ N K Z C X.\n(IDBE BE TEJZBUXITT Q B E - B YCKEVTC^\nYcstrrd*. i Cryptoquote: WE TRIUMPH WITHOUT OLOK.\ny\/HSS W\u00ab CONQUER WITHOUT DANGER-CORNBIU*\nDlstrlbutod by King Features Syndic*!*, lie.\nCryptoquotet are quotalioni of fnnious persons written cipher A\ntubstitute chiracter has replaced the original letter. For Inatince. an\n\"R\" may subititute fur the original \"E\" throughout the entire cryptoquote, or \u2022 \"BB\" may replace an 'LL\" Find the key and follow\nthrough to th* solution.\n____ON FERRY SCHEDULE\nCommencing Wednesday, September 20th, thl Nllson Ferry schedule\nwill revert to the hilf hourly service,\nleaving the Nelson _.rry landing at\ntan minutes past ths hour and twenty\nminutes to the hour, and leaving the\nNorth Shore it ten mtnutei to the\nhour and twenty mlnutea after the\nhour.\nThis change la made by reason of\ntraffic conditions not warranting \u2022\ncontinuation of th* existing achedule.\nSignet--.. SMITH,\nDistrict Engineer\nBy Authority ot the Mlnlstef of\nPublic Worka\nCourt House,\nNelson. B.C.\nSeptember 15th. 1844.\nProylnci of British Columbia\nDepartment of Public Work*\nKOOTENAY LAKE FERRY\nBCHXDULS\nPublic notice ll hereby given that\ncommencing September 30th the Koo.\ntensy Lake Ferry schedule will be as\nfollows:\nLeaving Eraser's landing 13 noon\nand 8 p.m., leaving Gray Creek\nIM p.m. ind 4:80 p.m. dally.\nThli change wu mad! u traffic\nconditions do not warrant i continuation of the present schedule.\nSigned\u2014E SMITH.\nDistrict Engineer.\nBy Authority of thi Minister of\nPublic Work!.\nCourt House.\nNelion. B.C.,\nBeotember 15th, 1\u00bb44. >\nIN TUB SUPREME OOCRT OF\nBRITISH COLUMBIA\nIN THE MATER OF THE \"NOTARM8\nACT\"\nAND\nW THI MATTER OF TH\u00bb\nA-PFLICAT-ON OF\nWESLEY JAMES SCOTT\nI HEREBY APPOINT Mondiy the\n8th diy of November, A.D. 1944 and\nthe hour of 10:80 o'clock ln the forenoon and the Judge's Chambers tn\nthe Court House it thl Ctty of Nelion In the Provlnoe of British Columbia as the time ind place for the\nhearing of the application of Wesley\nJames Scott for enrollment as a -Notary Public pursuant to the provisions\nof the Notaries Act.\nAND I DIRECT publication of\nthis appointment once a vreek for two\nconsecutive weeka in the Nelson Dally\nNews.\nDATED st Nelson. BC, thli 18th\nday of September, AD. 1944.\nW. J. STURGEON\n\u25a0 District -Uaftstw\nNOTICE\n\"POUND DISTRICT ACT'\nPursuant to the provision! of Section 11 of the \"Pound Diitrict Act\",\nChapter MO, RSB.C. .1988, notice U\nhereby given of thi resignation of\nWilliam HUM. of Valllcan. B.C., as\npound-_*p*r of the pound estibllshed st Valllcan and the appointment In\nhla stead of Thomu Dsrnton Edgar\nof Villlcsn, B.C.\nThe locstlon of the pound premises Is on a subdivision of Lot 1 of\nDistrict Lot 8128. Kootenay District,\nRegistered Plan 1384\nK C. MACDONALD\nMlnlst-er of Agriculture\nDepsrtment of Agriculture.\nVIrtorle. B 0..\nSept-mb-r 7th. 1944. \u2022\nE8TRAY\nBlsck and brosrn cow Impounded at\nFruitvale, owner unknown Owner can\nrecover asm* by piylng Pound is-\npenaes,\nA NKI-BON\nPound Keeper\nLOST AND FOUND\nLOOT 60M1 TOtt AOO A BOX CON-\ntii.__.__ money and .evelr? (helr-\nloomih Owner li in tht Army. B*-\nwfird U pntrouj. Writ. Boi 103*7\nDillT I***.\t\nU>9T ON NKl_BON^NAKUtie HIOH-\nw_7 Bunday S*pt. 10, Ucenot plat*\nOP-383, Finder ple\u00bb\u00abe return to H.\nriodln. Ro_whynr R\u00bbw*_rd.\t\nU)BT\u20148ATUKDAY NIOHT. WALLKT\nwith MS- N*m\u00ab \u00abnd mAAtmmmot ow^n-\ner In wellet. Pletue return, m u\nhtdly needed\t\n_bt)T-plu>BABI,Y BffWTKBN ClVlC\n_nd Biiker - Urabrelli. n\u00bbTj with\nwhite rhfck Pleae phone 1M0T.\nMACHINIHY\nNelson Machinery\nEquipment Co.\n311 Hall St\nDriwir J30\nNELSON, B(C\nMining, Milling and Sawmill\nMachinery\nUW-lDO! Induitrlal Power Units\nBlip! Engineering OO. Sawmill\ni Machinery\nSpear tnd Jackion, Th* WotM't\noldeit Uiktr* or sawi.\" Saw\nBlti, Holden, Circuit- _vn.\nPower Sews, OmoUb* ud Electric. \"Tht Biw TJlthout t l-W.\"\nSPECIAL\nLIMITED NUMBER\nRomt Work-Shop Mandrelli\nComplete with Bearing! and V Pulliy\nShift la appro*, lt In. long, tt\" round.\nwith Vk\" thread, . ln. oollara\nPRICE PREPAID TO TOD t\u00bb_\u00ab\nSend Post Office sr Bank Money order-\nwlth order\nto\nACME MACHINERT\n1B47 Main St. Viacouvtr. B_P\nCORDWOOD SAW MANDRELS\nSaw Bladei\nUrgl Stock of Pip*, Flttlngi.\nBelting, Pulleys. Conveyer Chain.\nShafting md other Buppllei.\nACME MACHINERY LIMITED\n1M7 Main St. Ttnoouvu. BO\nquick DelHery\nLONDON B.B. HOISTS\nIn stock. Immediate delivery.\n1 ind 5-ton, til steel, hand ud powu\nPurves E. Ritchie & Son.\nMt Hornby Vuoouvlr, B.C.\nPROPERTY, HOUSES. FARMS\nWHY NOT CHANGE YOUR FIRE IN-\nluruct on Household Effects to i\nPLOATIR ALL ROTC POUOY. Tt>.\nprotect! you its-Ott Fire ud Thef _\nind miny other hizirdi either it\nhome or travelling. Ask at for par-\ntlculara. c. W, Appleyard & Co\nWANTED TO BUT\u20146 OR < ROOM\nhome with three bedroomi, tumice\nand baaement, requiring no repair!.\nWill pay 11000 down. Fouewlon md\nof 8*pt Phon! lMjg,\nFOR SALE OR RENT AT SALMO. uff.\npartly furnished, aeml-modern 8\nroom house Phone JU-L or wrlU\nJ. P. Donaldson, 910 carbonate St..\nNelion. B.C,\nWE SPECIAL -_E IN FARM LANDS\nSee our list\u2014Robertson Reilty Oo\nLtd. (33 Wird 8t\nPOR 8ALB\u2014JO.ACR-f FARM. 7 ACRH\nclear, 8 roomed house. John Bengti-\nberg, Blewett. ^^^\nWANTED, MISCELLANEOUS\nSHIP US YOUR SCRAP MKALS OR\niron. Any quantity. Top prices paid\nActlvi Trtdlnj Oompuy. Ill Powell St.. Vancouver, B C\nWANTED - OOOD CLEAN COT-\nton nil. not lut than 19 inchtt\nsquare -c lb F.OB.. Nelmo Dilly\nWAN TED-USED MOWER AND RAXE.\non* horn preferred. Mon Iny condition. Boi 11)33. Dally Newt.\nDally Ni\nBUTTE I\nWANTED\u20143 ROOM SUITS POR ___-\nderly lady with girl. Wilt do house-\nwork in riturn. Boi 1880 Dsdly wwi.\nSHIS YOUR BIDXS TO 1. P. MOB-\ngan. Nelion. BC.\t\nWANTED\u2014P1R-EPLACE BAS-UCT. PH.\n-ILL.\nFOR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS\nSTORE PD-TTJRIS FOB SALE\u2014J\ndouble sided twinging racks with\nglass sliding doors. Suitable for\nmen's ud ladles' coats ud suit!\nDouble adjustsble racks on each\nside. Base 78\" by 39\" Then cues\nire high dsss hardwood fixture! offered st i ridiculous low price. Inquire it Millers Btore, 1308 Cedsr\nAve.. Trsll. B.C.\nTOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES\u2014\n3 section Gurniy range, OJ. I*-\nfrlgerstors, counter ud stools, to\ngsl. cap. sod! fountain, showcases,\n, NsUonil cssh regliter, Royal typewriter, restaurant table ud chairs,\netc. Apply Mn. A. D. Pipittu. 418\nHall St.. Nelaon.-\nPITS, CANARIES, BEES. ETC.\nrOIl SALI-U FLBMISH OXANT\nrabbits, both breeding ud young\n\u2022took. Bargain. Ph. 743-X1.\nBall Standings\nNATIONAL LEAGU\u00bb\n8b Louli\t\nPittsburgh\t\nCincinnati ..................\nChlcigo - \u201e._.,\t\nNtw York\t\nBrooklyn\t\nBolton .._.\u2014..........\nPhlltdelphli\t\nAJDIRCAN LEAGUE\nDetroit\n8b Louli\nW L Peb\n-0 45 m\n82 58 .588\n79 60 .588\n_ li .471\n(8 76 .US\n16 a .414\n17 n .410\n86 81 .409\nNtw York\t\nBolton \t\nPhlltdelphli\t\nCltvtland u\nChicago\nWashington\t\nW L\n76 61\n76 _\n76 64\n74 66\n67 76 ,47_\n66 71 .466\n64 77 .494\n00 61 .4.6\nPcb\nJ67\n.561\n_841\n.539\nNEW YORK STOCKS\nAm Bmelt A RH .\nAmer Telephont ...\nAnaconda \u2014.\t\nBeth Steal\nCinidlu Pnolilo .\nDupont\nGin Elictrlo\t\nInternttlonil Nickel .\nUnion Piclllo ._.\t\nUS Rubber\t\nUS Steel\t\nI\n9H\n149\n17_\nMtt\n104\n48 %\n\u00bb\u00ab\u25a0_\nWINNIPEG GRAIN\nW-MOT-W. Btpt. 1- (OF)\u2014Oritn\nquotations:\nRYE:\nOct. ,. 90 %\nDtc. 8\u00bbH\nMay 90 _\nOATS:\nOct 81H\nDtc. 51H\nMay 50 _\nSOT-\nSOS\n90S\nal\n89%\n_ _\n8914\nBltt\n_tt\n90 _\n89\nto\nSi_\nso\nBarley: All future* at celling prlcei\nof 84 _B.\nCASH PRICES:\nOati; 3 C.W. 51%; \u00ab. 8 C.W. Bl_:\n8 C.W. Bltt; tx. 1 feed 51 _; 1 feed\nBltt; 3 feed 80; 8 feed 48tt; track\nllVi.\nBarley: AH tt tilling price M _.\nRye:9 0.W. 90S-\nBrowns Top for\nDay Then\nTigers Take Over\nST. LOUIS, Sept. IT (AP) - St,\nLouli Brownt dropped out of tht\nfint-plice potlUon thty had held\nline* lut night whin they split today* Amerlcin League double-\nheader with Chicago White Sox.\nTht Brownt won th* tint game 6-1\nbut lost the nightcap 8-2.\nBob Muncrief, trying to win hit\ntint gam* ilnce early Auguit, held\nChicago well ln control until two\nfluke hits, in Intentionil walk, and\nI lolld-bast imiih brought three\nrum home b the leventh Inning of\ntht tecond contest. Both teams had\n\u2022cored once ln the tint frame.\nVernon Stephens hit bit 19th home\nrun in the flnt Inning of the opener\nwith Al Zarilli on bate to send the\nBrownt iwiy to a lead which the.\nnever lent.\nFirtt game:\nChicago : 1 8 1\n8b Loub 8 0 0\nDietrich, Km (6) and Tresh, Jordan; Potter and Mmctuo.\nSecond gun*;\nChicago 8 S 0\nSt. Louli 2 10 1\nHaynei ind Tret-.; Muncrief, Zol-\ndik (8) Jakucki (t) tnd Mancuso.\nTIGERS SWEEP HEADER '\nCLEVELAND, Sept 17 (AP)-De-\ntrolt'i Tigers surged Into the Amerlcin Leagut leadership today by\nsweeping a doubleheader from\nCleveland Indiana on a pair of brilliant pitching performance! by\nStubby Overmlre and Rutin Gentry.\nThe Tlgtn won the opener 7-J\non Overmlre't six-hitter and the\nafterpiece 3-0 at Gentry delivered a\ntwo-hit shutout. The twin triumph,\ncoupled with Sb Louli' split of a\ndoubleheader with Chicago, gave the\nBengals i margin of four .percentage\npointi over tht Browns.\nManager Lou Boudreau got the\nflnt hit off Gentry when he led off\nWlruJuL JwuLl * . .\nNTW YORK\u2014Stock* g*n\u00abnily h*M\nto the it-OVtiy rout! although advance! were mod-it ind activity again\nrelatively ll _k.\nCanadian atocln vwre quiet, with\nchangei narrow.\nBond* wen i ihade uneven, ai wire\ncommodities.\nMONTREAL\u2014 Paperi and a few Industrials ind other leiders attracted\nbuying *t higher fcveli.\nSmelters poeted i gain In Metals\nand Homeiteid waa higher ln Wee-\ntern Olla. Steep rt _k and Slscoe wen\nln front In Mlnea and Aldermic waa\nl loser.\nTORONTO\u2014Th! market i-gliter-d\nmoderate gllni.\nQilni of 10 to 18 cmti ippiired\nIn Oolds for Olmt TeHowknlfi, Tick\nHughes, Kerr-Addison ind Cochenour\nWill an i\nIn Bu* Metals small g-lni wtr!\nregistered tot Paloonbrldgi tad\nSmelten tnd t Ion of 8 cents for\nSteep Hock.\nVANCOUVER\u2014Botb Minn ind Otis\nImproved.\nCHICAGO\u2014Grain futures market*\nmoved Inctlonslly higher in lite\ntrading ifter profit taking on an\nearly bulge hid muled minor re-\ne-ulom.\nAt thl finish wheat wit unchanged\nto . higher thin yesterdiy's clou,\nSeptember tl .58tt. Corn wu un-\nchinged to H higher, December\n\u2022 1.07%. Oati wm up tt to ltt. September 84. Rye also turned strong\nneir the md of trading and closed\ntt to IH higher, September tStt-tt\nBarley wu up 1 to ltt, September\nHWtt.\nWINNIPEG\u2014Rye future! trade wu\nmoderately active but prlcei were\neaaler moit of thi day.\nToronto Stock Quotations\nDRY PINE CORD-WOOD POR BALE\non Stanley St., excellent for klnd-\n,llng. Cub prlo* 18.60 per cord. Ph.\n438-PJ.\npipe - rrrTiNos - tubes swcial\nlow prlca Actlvi Tridlng Co. 910\n^well St Vincouver. B O\nPOR, B-LLE - PORTABLE PHONO-\ngraph, eicellent condition, 30 records. Phone 108\nrOR BALE\u2014TWO OOOD 18 SEE\nWiltbam watches. Box 1908 Dally\nNewa\nMINIS\nAnglo-Huronlin \u201e. \u2014\nBase Metals Mining \t\nSeattle Oold Mines ....\nBldgood Klrkland \t\nConsolidated kit ....\nEast Mllirtle -\nfalconb-ldgt Nickel \u2014\nHolllntir \u2014\nHudson Bay M 8t S ....\nInternet Nickel \t\nKerr-Addlion \t\nKlrklind Uki \u2014\t\nLittle Long I_-0 \t\nMacL Oockahutt \t\nMilartle Oold \t\nMelntyre-Porcuplni -..\nMcKenrle Red I_*k* ....\nMining Corp \t\nNlplsslng Mining ...-\t\nNoranda ., \t\nPamour PO-cuplm \u20147..\nPerron Gold \u2014:...\nPickle Crow Oold \t\nPowell Rouyn Gold .-\nPreston But Dome _.\t\nfiasn Antonio Oold \u2014.\nSherrttt Oordon . .\t\nSlscoe Oold .' \t\nSliden Milartle\t\nSylvinlte ._ \u2014.._\nTeck-Hughes Oold \t\nToburn Oold Mlnea\t\nVenturei \t\nrOR SALE-COMPUTE SHOB Rl\"\npair shop. Apply Kltnoff, South Slocan \u2022\nEI.ECTBOLUX CLEANER GUARAN-\nteed service, supplies G. R. Praser,\n1104 McOuarrle Ave.\nPOK SALt-BED OUTJTT WITH\nspring-filled mat tresi. 410 Josiphlne\nStreet\nRUBBER STAMP8 rOR MAWCINO\nPrult Boies Nelaon Pally Niwi\nODD TABLES. CHAIRS. DRESgER.\nbedi Piv lew at the Ark Btore.\nPOIt SALE\u2014 POLDINO BABY BUOoY,\nnnnlv\n<-!_.\nRENTALS\nWANTED TO RENT\u2014SMALL SUITE\nor roo_v for elderly lady. Apply Box\n1913 Dally News.\nWANTED TO RJWT OR BUT\u2014MO-\ndern house. 3 rooms preferred. Ap-\nnlv Box l\u00bb'J4 -ally Newi.\nWANT TO RE_T SPACE IN PRIVATE\nboithouse for Clnoe. reliable party\nPhoni 133-1\nFOR RENT TORN. LIOHT HOUSF-\nk\u00abeolnii room. Phona 798R.\nSUMMER RESORTS\n~BALF0UR BEACH INN~\nVacanclai now available for rooms and\nmeals, cotta-ts. rowboita. Writs or\nphone Balfour 8M.\nTJ5\n.13\n1.48\n-t5tt\n48.00\n331\n4 90\n11.00\n30,00\n83 00\n6BB\nl.oe\n130\n583\n3,50\n8133\n1.48\n140\n2 25\n5815\n1.36\n1.10\n270\n1,00\n310\n3 95\n.70\n.IS\n.49Vi\n3.80\n8 85\n.90\n10.85\nWilt* Amulet\t\nWright Hsrgreaves .\nAunor - ~\nAmsque _. \t\nB\u00abr test \t\nCheitervll-l\t\nOlint T K\t\nNigui -\t\nOBrtin\nBrewers & Distillers.\nBO Power \"A\" _.\nBuilding Products .\nOin Cir i_ Ptmndry -\nCan Malting\t\nC_n Piclflc Rly\t\nDistillers Seagrams .\nMontreal Power \t\nHat Steel Car\t\nPower Corp \t\nSteal of Can \t\nVANCOUVER STOCKS\nMINES\nBayonni - \t\nBrilomi -\nCariboo Oold \t\nGoloondl \u2014\t\nOrandrlsw _.\nHedley Mascot \t\nIsland Mountain _\nKoot Bells _\nPacific Nickel \t\nPend Oreille \t\nPioneer Oold \t\nPremier Oold \t\nPrivateer \u2014\nReeves MscD _\nReno Oold\t\nSheep Crssk \t\nSllbak Premier \t\nWhitewater \t\nrmlr Yankee Olrl\nOIL!\nAnironda \t\nAnalo Can \t\nAP Oon \t\nCil A- Edmonton\nCommonwealth \t\nPoothllli \t\nMcD S*gur Exp \t\nMcD -Jegur Exp ...\nNational Pet* \t\nOkalti Com \t\nPaciric Pat! \t\nRoyal Canadian .\nRovallW \t\nIND! BTRI4IJI\nCapital Eit ,\nCoast Bnw _,\nUnited Dlitlll\nM\nMM\n205\nJ)5tt\n.10tt\n19\n115\n.28\n.12\n1 30\nSOS\n1 30\n.41\n109\nJO\n.03 tt\n.03\n04 '\n08\n11\nU0\n20\n1 05\nIH\n.\nlltt\n45\n59\n05 14\n19 00\n.08\n14 75\n215\njot\n.11\n.70\n726\n30\n4JX)\n135\n.42\n.24\n.08 tt\n1.10\n,95\n04\nX_ _\n.30\n.11\n176\nS3\n1 15\n67\n07\n13\n.50\nISO\n.04\n30 00\n4 08 4 31\n188 176\n8 00 4.00\n____________________________\nMONTREAL STOCKS\nINDUSTRIALS\nAuric Brew of C*n - SStt\nCan Cir Al rdy Pfd 38W\nCan Steamship Pfd _.. 10tt\nCon Min .1- Smelting 47tt\nDom 8t\u00absl __ Cosl B 7tt\nMcC-ill Prontenac 7tt\nNational Brsw Ltd 17\nShawnlgsn W * P 14\nSt lAwnnc* Oorp 3tt\nBANKS\nCommarci _ 14 _\nDominion _ _ !7tt\nImperlil _ 18%\nMontreal _ 16%\nNovi Scotia _ ie tt\nRoyil 11\nTwonto _ _... 91 _\nDOWl_ NtS _VftA\u00ab_B\n10 lnd Ml 111 144 17 144 16 up 111\n30 rails .. 39.38 19.84 39.10 up .10\nIt utile 34 M 34 45 MM up .11\nQueeniton \t\nStetp Rock \t\nTrans O R\t\nUpper Can\t\nCochenour \t\noag\nChemical Research .\nImperial \t\nInter Petroleum\t\nRoyallte \u2014\nTexas Canadian ....\nVermlliti \t\nINDUSTRIALS\nBell Telephone ....\n4.75\n3.93\n380\n.76 V,\nl.M\n136\n8 40\n1.13 '\n3 34\n.98\n8 40\net\n3S0\n3.99\n.11 tt\n18-8\n20 75\n10 50\n1.26\n__tt\n. 154\nBrit TTlc -Ott\n8tt\n21 tt\n16 tt\nBtt\n4R\n10 _\n33\n21'i\nUt.\n>\u00a5,\n67\nNELSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1944-7\nthe ninth with \u25a0 hard smash through\nthe box.\nAfter Pit Seerey grounded Into *\ndouble play, Ken Keltner delivered\nthe only solid bite smash of th*\ngame, 1 two-bugger to right centre.\nHe wu stranded, however, it Buddy\nRosar grounded to ihort for the\nfinal out\nThe Tigers backed up Stubby\nOvermlre't six-hit performance In\nthe opener by utilizing all their 11\nhlti in run-making. York, with *\ntriple, double md two singles, bitted in three ntni and icorcd one\nhimself.\nFirtt game:\nDetroit \t\nCleveland\n 7 11 _\n 1 8 1\nOvermlre tnd Richards; Smith,\nI'oat (7) Hiving (9) tnd Hour.\nSecond game:\nDetroit _, 18 0\nCleveland 0 2 0\nGentry end Swift; Klleman, Heving (8) and Rosar,\nA'S NOSE OUT YANK8 TWICE\nNEW YORK, Sept. 17 (AP) - The\nYankeei lost valuable ground in\nthe American League race today by\ndropping two onorrun decisions to\nPhiladelphia Athletics, 5-4 and _-l,\nbefore 51,235 customer!, their tecond largest crowd of the yeir. Lirry\nRosenthal'! pinch homer beat them\nIn the opener, and Joe Berry'i relief\npitching stopped them coM ln the\nnightcap.\nThe double Ion dropped the Mc-\nCarthymen Into third place, two full\ngames behind Detroit Tigers, who\nassumed the Leigue lead by virtue\nof their twin triumph, and ltt games\nbehind the aecond-place St. Louis\nBrowne, who split with Chicago\nWhite Sox.\nFirst game:\nPhiladelphia 5 8 0\nNew York _ 4 11 3\nHamlin, Christopher (7) and\nHayes; Bonham and Garbark.\nSecond game:\nPhiladelphia .._ 2 4 1\nNew York 1 8 0\nBlack, Berry (7) and Hayes; Dublel, Borowy (8) and Garbark.\nSECOND INNING BEAT*\nRED SOX\nWASHINGTON, Sept 17 (AP)-\nA six-run splurge ln the tecond Inning helped Washington Seraton\nedge out Boston Red Sox 7-0 today\nin the fin tl home game of the tei-\nton for the Senators.\nThe Sox, fighting to keep ln the\nAmerican League pennant rtce, took\nin early lead, but never regained lt\nifter the Nats' second-inning uprising off Joe Bowman, sparked by\nJoe Kuhel'i double with the bales\nfilled.\nBoston 0 11 1\nWashington 7 11 1\nBowman, Terry (J) and Partee;\nLeonard, Carrasquel (3) Lefebvre\n(9) and Guerra.\nClub Title Golf\nNext Weekend\nClub championship play ot the\nNelson Golf and Country Club for\nboth men and women playeri geti\nunder way on the Nelson course\nnext weekend.\nEntries for the competitions will\nbe accepted by the Match Committee of Walter Wait, H. A. Doak and\nJ. B. Stark.\nA special tourney for this year's\nwomen beginners will also be held.\nThey will play for the Blanche Pollard trophy.\nBatting Leaders\nBy Thl Associated Press\nPlayer: Club: G AB R H Pet.\nWalker, Dodgers 133 485 75 175 .361\nWusial, Cards 135 520 104 181 .348\nMedwick, Giants 123 477 83 162 .340\nJohnson, R Sox 130 469 101153 .326\nFox. Red Sox 112 457 67 149 .326\nDoerr, Red Sox 125 465 93 152 .325\nRuns batted in: National I^gue:\nNicholson, Cubs 109; American League: Stephens, Browns 101,\nHome runs \u2014 National League:\nNicholson, Cubs 32; American League: Etten, Yankees 20.\nLois ol Reasons\nWhy Smylhe May\nNot Take N.H.L\nHALIFAX, Sept 17 (CP) - Maj.\nConnie Smyth*. M.C., back from th*\nwtr it t stretcher can, uld Saturday tht question of whether he win\naccept the Presidency of thl National Hockey Leigue lependi on i lot\nof thing*\u2014not the lent of which If\nhit recovery from * piralyring\n\u25a0hrtpnel wound.\nTht former firebrtnd Manager ot\nToronto Maple Leafs, who took \u25a0\nlight anti-aircraft bitter, overtei*\nalmost two yetrt igo, came back to\nCanada aboard the hospital thlp\nLady Nelson. He wai on hit back\nfrom a shrapnel wound along hil\nspine that temporarily paralyzed\nhim, and a plaster cast encased hil\nlower body, but he wai in good spirits.\nHe evidently had been giving\nplenty of thought to th* N.H.L.\"i\noffer of Its Presidency, for he had\nthe answer ready when newsmen\nput the question aboard the ship.\n\"Well, there are four main angle*\nto that,\" he said.\n\"Firit, there are my wife, family\nand friendi. I htve to get icqualnt-\ned with them again, and learn all\nabout many of my old pala.\n\"Then, there's the queitlon of nt.\nhealth. I'm i lot'better thin I wit.\nbut It will take time, perhaps two\nmonths, perhaps more.\" He Indicated a tube in hit stomach. \"I hop*\nto get this out in t week or to, but\nI'm soft and weak and win htvt\nto build myself up. v\n\"Then there It Maple Leaf Gar-'\ndeni. There will be contldertbl*\nwork for me to do ther.\n\"Then there are tht boyi oveiv\nseas. Thre Ii \u25a0 terrific lot thlt i\ncin and will do for them.\n-*\"After thit, comet the V.H.L. But\nit best lt will be months before j\ncan, or could, take over the Job.\nA Card Win or\nPirate Lou Will\nEnd Pennant Race\nSt Louli Cardinals failed to com*\nthrough with clinching the National\nLeague pennant Sunday, when the.\nlost i doubleheader to the Chicago\nCubi, while tht Pittiburgh Pirate.\nthe runnen-up, divided their doubleheader with the Cincinnati Reds.\nSunday's gimet left Cardinal*\nwith 13 garnet to play, and thi Pirates with 14, to tt would be Hill\nmathematically poatlbl* for Pitta-\nburgh to tit for tht penant, at* 14\nwins by them would match tha\nCards' present 80 wlni,' provided\nthe Cirdl dropped their 13 rn_uln\u00bb\ning garnet, to tit tht Pittsburgh\nlosses, which ut 98.\nTht first time the Cirdl win of\nthf'Biici Idle the penmnt wTO b*\nwon for St Louli.\nSWELL\nFor real shaving comfort, you cont\nbeat Minora ot hi pric*. k't lh*\nqua\/i'fy tshot In Its fltld.\nSeptember 18-23 Will Be\nB.C. PRODUCTS WEEK\nin\nNelson\nReserve Wednesday\nSeptember 20th for\nthe B. C. Products Show\n \u2022-NELSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1944\nTONIGHT - TUESDAY \u2014 Complete Show* at 7:00-8:52.\nThe\nRenegades\nAre\nRiding\u2014\nWords thit speed terror over\nhalf a nation \u2014 at tht moit\ncold-blooded desperados ln\nhiitory rid* again.\nFeature at 7:00-9:37\n-IXTRA-\n\"SERENADE IN SWING\" - LATEST WORLD NEWS\nCartoon \"Boogie Wooglo\" \u2014 Noralty \"20 Yoari Afttr\"\nCIVIC\nalAMO-l-tAYM-THIA-li\n''\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nWarns \"Bombshel\nMay HII NIL.\nMONTREAL, Sept. 17 (CP) -\nO'Brien, sports editor of the\neal Standard, telling his reader! not to be surprised If \u2022 \"bomb-\nfit you value your watch W\nconsult OM,\nHARVEY \u00ab\n684 Baker 8t. A\n\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022I\nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\nSTH> INTO THE\nMELON DEW\nTOR A BIG\nCHICKEN SANDWICH\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii\n\\t\nDAILY FLASH\n__. pertons out of every 1000 mfferi\nfrom sickness during the year. Do\nyou carry one of our hospital and\nmedical plant?\nSTUART AGENCIES\n_7 Baker Street Nelion, B. C.\nPhone-60\nshell\" hlti the National Hockey League ihortly, writes todiy thit tht\nLeague'! ruling birring players deferred from militiry service for\nother thin physical reasons\" il rt\nported to have Irked National Selective Service considerably ind Insider! trt already laying beti thlt\nthe moguls toon will be forced to\neat the square egg they laid.\"\n\"In taking upon themselves the\nintroduction of a form of indirect\nconscription, they (the N-H.L. leaden) not only went beyond Ottawa's\ndecree! but also besmirched Indirectly every wtr plant worker tn\nCanada,\" says O'Brien.\n'Todiy, Tm told, Ottawi hu rt-\ncelvcd several protest! on tha N.H.L.\nedict by aircraft factory haadt who\nconsider lt t slap-ln-the-puii ta\ntheir workert.\"\nDONT SAY BREAD\nSay Hood's\nSUPREME MILK BREAD\nTHOMPSON\nFUNERAL HOME\nAMBULANCE SERVICE\n\"Dlttlnctlvt runera) Service\"\nSli Kootenty St Phona M\nTHE CORPORATION OF THE\nCITY OF NELSON\nPOLL TAX\nUnder th* provltion of Bylaw\n10-4 every male person above\ntht age of twenty-one yean re-\ntiding in the Municipality of Nelion of the Nelson Extra-Municipal School District shall pay an\ninnml Poll Tax ot Five (15.00)\nDolltri to the Collector on demand.\nROAD TAX\nUnder the provision of Byliw\n1023 every penon between tht\nigei of twenty-one yean and\nlixty yeirs of ige residing within\nthe City of Nelson, ind liable ft*\nsame, shall pay an annual Road\nTax of Two (COO) Dollan to tht\nCollector on demand.\nNew Shade in\nREVLON\nNail Enamel 50c\nLip Stick 65c\nMann, Rutherford\nDRUG CO.\nR. A Johnson,\nAirman, Dies\nROSSLAND, & C, Sept. 17 -\nWord wu received hare Friday\nnight of the death of Ac. 1 Roy\nAxel Johnion, aged 19, R.C.A.F., it\nChristie Street Hospital, Toronto,\nfrom spinal meningitis. He became\n111 SepL 1, beoomlng seriously ill\non SepL 6, ind died SepL 19.\nHli titter, Mlu Margaret Johnion\nof Vancouver, wu with him it\nthe time of hii deith. Sht expects\nto irrive ln Rosalind with the body\non Tuesday.\nAc. 1 Johnion wu born on\nSepL 10, 1925, ln Roisland. He attended Rouland schools, graduating\nfrom High School in June 1943. He\ntook hit tenior matriculation ln\nTrill, .eivlng school in Miy 1944,\nto enlist in the R.C.A.F. it Calgary.\nOn returning home, he had i mild\ncue of typhoid and was home until July 29, when he reported to\nCalgary again and proceeded to\nToronto.\nHe wu a member of the United\nChurch. While In Trail he belonged to the Air Cadets and wu popular among the younger sets In\nboth Rouland ind Trill.\nHe li turvived by hii mother,\nMn. Miry Johnson md four tiiten,\nMrs. Olive Thorrougood of Klmberley; Martha of Vincouver; Marion\nind Dorothea of Rossland; ilso hit\nfither in Sweden.\nCANBERRA (OP) \u2014 About 9600 of\nthi 18,000 Italian prisoners of wir In\nAustralia who tre suitable for rural\n.fork ire now employed on farms.\nHare ire being drifted and although\nthe. work generally hu been satis-\nfictory, none will be permitted to remain permanently.\nUNRRA Meeting Hits Full Stride\nToday; Canadian Is Chairman\nBy JAMES MeCOOK\nOintdlin Pren Staff Writer\nMONTREAL, Sept. IT (CP) -\nUnited Nations Relief ind Rehabilitation Administration Council\ndiscussions hit their full stride tomorrow with the question of assistance to ex-enemy countries like to\nbe the moit vexed question to be\nreviewed.\nHerbert H. Lehman, former Governor of New York and UNRRA director-general, uid at a press conference todiy he assumed that the\ncouncil would consider whit assistance mty be given the nations of ex-\nenmy nttiom such it Italy. He could\ngive no forecast of whit tht council attitude would be.\nA clear dlvlilon of opinion hu\nbeen indicated among delegates here\ntor the 44-nation meeting which\nopened yeiterdiy with the election\nof Hon. K. L. B. (Mike) Pearson,\nCanadian Minister to Washington,\nu chairman.\nTht Norwegian dtlegitlon uld\nIt did not favor Immediate lid to\nex-enemy countrlei ifter tht wtr,\n- but tht Chlneie delegation uld It\nwould favor providing tht neceiil\ntlei of life even to the JtpintM\nifter tht wtr.\nThe United Kingdom ind Unit\nid Statei, major contributor! to\nUNRRA monetary ind lupply resources, irt undentood to look\nwith lomt fiVor of extending as\nilittnct to tx-entmy nations under certain specific conditions.\nMr. Lehman aaid, however, that\nUNRRA certainly would operate\nwithin ex-enemy countries lnsfoar\nas lt fulfilled its responsibility of\ncaring for displaced persons. \"Many\nmillions\" of nationals of occupied\ncountries have been taken to Germany as laborers and their return\nhome in orderly fashion will be\na major UNRRA concern.\nMr. Peirson, who also held \u2022\npreu conference today, said that\nall contributing nation! were to\nmake appropriations to UNRRA on\nthe basis of one per cent of their\nnational income. Thli required $77,\n000,000 from Canada which was provided in the last estimates approv.\ned by Parliament, making the Dominion the third largest contributor,\nfollowing only tht United States\ntnd Unlttd Kingdom.\nAt least 90 par cent of tht $77,-\n000,000 tnd perhipt more will be\ntpent by UNRRA ln Canada in th*\npurchase of supplies, at th* Dominion hat surplus stock! of whtat\n\u2022nd flour and'has been requested to\n6rovide other goodi needed by\n'NUBA.\nThe tendency would be to tpend\nUNRRA fundi ln countries which\nwere memben of the administration, Mr. Peirson uld In reply to \u2022\nqueitlon on whether Argentlnt\nwheat would be bought, Tha Argentine it not a member.\nA. H. Allan Wins\nMcBride Cup\nA. H. Allan won the McBride Cup\nfor the senior championship of the\nNelion Golf ind Country Club,\nwhen he defeited John Cartmel in\nthe final round Sunday.\nIn winning hit way Into the final,\nMr. Allan defeated In the semi-final\nround, S. A. Middocki, lait year's\nwinner.\nCranbrook High\nGains Revenge\nOver Kimberley\nCRANBROOK, B. C, Sept. 17 -\nCranbrook High hung a 12-9 win on\nKimberley High at Softball' here\nthli afternoon avenging three previous losses. Except for a 3-3 tie\nln the third, Cran_.rook led consistently, but a string of error! ln\nthe ninth let four runs In and two\nmore batten were on buet before\nthe final putouL\nLineups:\nCranbrook\u2014Riggi, Rauch, Campbell, Christie, Anglin, McKenzie,\nOlsen, Ferguion, Price.\nKlmberley \u2014Brown, Mellor, Irving, Chamber*, Lduk, Young, Fylet,\nFabro, Leaman.\nPuplli of blue eyu contract more\nin bright light than puplli of brown\neyei.\nFinql demand is hereby mode for payment of Poll Tax and\nRoad Tax on or before September 30th, 1944 for the year\n1944, by those liable to pay same.\nEvery employer of labor shall on demand of the Collector\npay the annual Poll Tax and Road Tax for every person in\nhli employ, liable to pay same, and may deduct the\namount so paid on account of anysuch penon from the\namount of solary or wages due to such person.\nDEMAND IS-HEREBY MADE TO EMPLOYERS TO PAY,\nON OR BEFORE SEPj. 30th, 1944, POLL TAX AND ROAD\nTAX FOR ALL EMPLOYEES LIABLE FOR SAME.\nEvery employer of labor shall be primarily liable for (tie\nsaid taxes in respect of every person in his employ at any\ntime during the year for which the taxes are payable and\nuntil the taxes are paid in respect of such person.\nEvery employer of labor shall furnish to the Collector,\nwhen requested by him so to do from time to time, a list\nof all persons in his employ or indirectly employed by him.\nAny penon who hu ilnce tht\nfourth diy of AugusL 1914,\nserved overseas whether in\nthe Greit Wir or ln iny lub-\nsequent war tn either His\nMijeit.1 Nivil or Military\nForces (Including forcei railed in all parti of Hli Maj-\neity\"! dominions! or In iny\ncorn* attached thereto ind\nrailed for lervice In the\nGreat War, and which par-\nton hu ilnce tht date\nof iuch lervice returned to\nthli Province certified medically unf^t or temporarily Invalided or who ii ln receipt\nof \u2022 neniion or other periodical payment awarded under\nthe Pension Act of Cimdi,\nwhether itlll lubiect to nivil\nor militiry discipline or d'i-\nchirged from iny of iuch\nfore**.\nPOLL TAX \u25a0\u25a0\nEXEMPTIONS\nA. Any person over the age o!\n\u00abixty years whose last yearly\nincome did not exceed seven\nhundred dollars.\nB. Any duly enrolled member\nof the active militia who\nbears a certificate dated\nwithin the current year from\nthe commanding officer of\nhis corps that he is duly\nbome upon the roll of such\ncorps, and has been enrolled\nas a member of such corps\nfor six months immediately\npreceding the dale of certified U\nC. Any person engaged ln tha\nactive naval nr military service of His Majesty.\nD. Any person who has paid to .\nthe Collector of any munlcl-\npality ln the Province assessed taxes which that person was liable to pay to the g\nvalue of five dollars on real\nproperty, land, or Improve-\nmenta for the year ending c\nthe 31st day of December immediately preceding the date\nof the making of the demand D,\nfor the Poll Tax.\nINIIIIIIIIIIHII-llUNIIIIIIflllllllllllllllll\nHEWS OF THE DAY\nRites: _2o line, 27c lint blick face\ntype, larger type rttti on request.\nMinimum two lines. 10% dli-\ncount for prompt payment\nlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\nCIIERNIAV8KV RECITAL\nNew Ait*\u2014Frldiy, October 18.\nH. A. launder-, Chimney Sweep,\nphone 897.\nOMNFEU'S CAFE\nOpens 11:10 to 8 P. M.\nParti ind service for ill makes ot\nwuhen. Phone 91. Butty Service.\nGyros meeting it Oc. club, Mon.\ndiy at 6:30 pm- Corner of Ward and\nBailer for transportation.\nROAD TAX\nEXEMPTIONS\nAny pernn who hai ilreidy\nn.m! the lax to Kims other\nMunicipality.\nSee \"C\" Poll Tax iximp-\ntloni.\nSee \"I\" Poll Tu mmp-\ntloni.\nHu pild tixei to tht City\nof Nelion for tht veir 1944.\nEvery one paying the above toxei ihould teo that ha er ihe\ntakci the necettary declaration required ta plaea them on\ntha voteri' lilt.\nReserve Thuriday, Slpt. _\u00bb._, for\ntea and bikesale lit Presby. Church.\nNOTICE\nChamber of Mines meetlni Mondiy,\nSept. 18th, 11)14 it I p.m.\nWanted, boy or (in for D\u00bblly Pro-\nvine* piper route in Palrvlew, Vilin-\nttm'i.\nEnO-lfe Insurance In lOUnd companies la sound huslnen. fl_ BLACK-\nWOOD AOBNCY.\nlisten -Unchm\u2014If you want to\nMD your farm thli Till, mi ui at\none*. We havi buyeri coming. Robertson Realty, 89] Wird St.\nWu Hiiel Harvey, Carroll (iwjrnne\nCosmetic demonstrator, will be at\nMllady'i Beauty Parlor Mondiy, Tuei,\nand Wed. Pletie call 244 for apt.\nNeed a scale? We are igenti for the\nToledo Seal*. See ui for anything ln\nthi wiy of new or ribullt icalei. D. W.\n_c___>y, \"Thi SUtloner A TTpessriter\nMan,\" Nelion, B.C.\nSalvation Army Home Front Drive\nlor $2500 Opens in Nelson District\nOpening gun of the Salvation\nArmy Home Front Appeal will\nlound at Nelson tcx^ay, and for 12\nday_ a concentrated campaign will\nbe conducted in Nelson District to\nattain a target of $2500. The drive\nln Canada has an objective of $1,-\n000,000.\n\"The Salvation Army believes\nevery mans' soul Is worth uvtng,\nsimilarly it believes that spiritual\nhelp and practical aid goes hand in\nhand,\" said campaign committee\nleaders. The Home Front appeal\nis a splendid opportunity for all at\nhome to prove to out -fighting men\nthat we are keeping .the home fires\nburning brightly in Canada.\"\nMayor N. C. Stlbbs Is Campaign\nChairman, and L. W. Sells, Manager. The canvass in the business\nsection will be conducted by C. B.\nGarland, T. R. Pritchtrd, T. Temple,\nW. J. HIcki, W. A. Harrison, Charles\nMorris, G. C. Arneson, J. Ross Fleming, A. R. Wilson, J. H. Coventry,\nJames Dale, W. G. Harold, O. Cal-\nbeck, H. Burni, C. W. Appleyird,\nE. E. L. Dewdney, J. H. Aylwln, Mrt.\nReeve Harper, Mrs. C. W. Appleyard\nand F. T. Griffith!\nCompany canvassers were being\nconducted by the Hudson'i Bty\nCdmpany, Wood, Vailance .Hardware Company, W. W. Powell Company Ltd., B. C. Veneer Works, Boeing Aircraft of Canada Ltd., and\nNelson Transfer Company Ltd.\nNo houie-to-houie canvass will be\nconducted. However cltlzeni miy\nmike donations it the Bank of\nCommerce, Kootemy Flower Shop\nand the Salvation Army headquarter!.\nEngland and\nWales Draw\nIn Soccer Match\n\u25a0y ALLAN NICKLESON\nLONDON, Sept. lt (CP Cible) -\nEngland ind Wales battled to a two-\nall draw it Liverpool Siturday in\nthe firtt International match of the\nleason before i capacity crowd of\nnearly 40,000. The result came as a\nmajor surprise because England\nwon ill five ftiternatlonali lut lea-\nson ind were itrong favorites to\noutclass the Welshmen.\nWilli, the lait international team\nto beat England, In October, 1942,\nscored ltt two goals early in the\nflnt half and left England hanging\non the ropes. The English attack\ngained two goall to even the score\nlust before naif time but In the\nsecond half tht magnificent Welsh\ndefence thwarted every determined\neffort ot their hard-driving opponent* to break through.\nWales took the lead within five\nminutes of the opening whistle as\nDoug Dearson, who belong! to the\nBirmingham Club, beat Frank\nSwift, England's goalkeeper, with a\nhard drive from clote in. The Swindon inside-left Lucat tcored the\nlecond Welth goal ifter M minutes\nol play when Swift wu caught out\nof goal.\nRegular leigue matches throughout Britain were filled with many\nsurprises in high-scoring games before huge crowds. I\nCheliea, long to League South\nfoothill what the New York Americans were to professional hockey,\nbroke out ln the day's greatest scoring spree with an 8-2 victory over\nthe previously undefeated Crystal\nPalace. Ted Payne and Doug Mitten each tcored three while the\nChelsea home crowd went wild with\nJoy.\nSouthampton remained at the\nhead of the League despite a 2-0 defeat by-Arienal before a crowd of\n18,000. Alderthot edged Clapton Orient 1-0. Bristol stayed atop the league Weit with i smashing 4-0 victory ovet Aberaman Athletic.\nUp tn the League North, Hudderi-\nfield Town repltced Chester u the\nLeague leaden. Huddersfield won\nover Yotk S-l while Crester wu\nhard-preised to tit with Wrexham\n1-1. Blackpool, depleted through the\nabsence.of a couple of their stars in\nthe Intehiational match, lost 1-0 to\nBolton Wandereri.\nA gathering of 20,000 uw Aston\nVilla beat Wolverhampton 3-1 while\ncrowdt of 10,000 each witched Sheffield Wedneiday trim Nottt County\n6-1 tnd Mmchetter City tnd Liverpool draw 2-2.\nIn the Scottish Southern League\nMorton continued to let the pace at\ntop standing by beating Partlck\nThistle 2-0. Celtic, with \u2022 reconducted team beat Dumbarton 3-0.\nDundee United consolidated their\npoiltlon at the head of the North-\neutern League with a 3-0 victory\nover Glugow Rangen.\naJmB\u00a3\n___-_!__*\nm\nT-R-CWo.\nAt Your Rextll Store\nCity Drug Co.\nPhont 34\nBox 480\n\u00ab\u00bb_-_<\u00bb\u00bb__i_\u00ab_Odi_<\u00bb_#r_l_ttl\u00bb<\nBisons Win\nFrom Orioles\nBALTIMORE, Sept. 17 (AP) \u2014\nShoving icross five runs ln a hectic\neighth inning to break a 4-all tie,\nBuffalo Bisons won the opener of\nthe Shaugnessy play-offs today from\nthe International League champion\nBaltimore Orioles, 8-4, before a record play-off crowd of 25,562.\nBuffalo 0 12 2\nBaltimore 4 8 2\nOrrell, Oana (8) and Unser; Em\nbree, Podgajny (4) West (8) Lowry\n(8) Vanslate (9) and Lollar.\nMrs. B. Townshend, Kelson, Defeats\nMrs. R. Stone, Trail, for Golf Title\nP.TA. SocUl Ernilnj Tuesdiy. Sep-\nt-rotwr 19. Central School Llbrtry. 8:00\nP. U. Special invitation to parent* rf\nOrmdt 1 pupil* and new teachers.\nPlease bring sugar. _.\nBoil-Off-\u2014the perfect liquid cleaner \u2014 nu-kee houae-cleantng a pleasure. Guaranteed by Oood Housekeeping; cleans all painted surfaces,\nhardwood floors, linoleum etc.. use\nIt like dusting. Oet a bottle today at\nHippereona.\nHavt Hie Job Dona Kitjftt\nSee\nVIC GRAVES\nMASTER PLUMBER\nPHONI 115\n\u00bbil---M6----S--da-_\u00bb__5_>__-__--S\u00bb\nROSCOE\nAND\nFOURNIER\nOARAQIMIN\nSKY CHIEr AUTO SERVICI\nPhoni 1_3 Nilion. & C.\nJOINT MEETING OF\nRAILWAY EMPLOYEES\nMr. J. B. Wird, Oentril Chairman.\nBrothtrhood Locomotive Ingineers\nMr. Howird Chile, Assistant Grand\nChltf Engineer, Brotherhood Loco-\nmo tlvt Engineers.\nWill iddrtw muting on\nPension ind Wlgi Qutltloni\nCanadian Legion Hall\nTUIS., SEPT. 19-8 P.M.\nAll Railway Employer! Invited to\nittend.\nMn. B. Townshend of Nelson\nwon the Hazlewood trophy, emblematic of the West Kootenay Women's Golf championship, when she\ndefeated Mrs. Reg Stone of Trail\nin the final match on the 18th\ngreen of the Nelson Golf and Country Club Sunday.\nMn. Townshend wai four up with\nfour holei to play but Mrs. Stone\nmade a remarkable comeback to\nwin the 15th, 18th and nth holes,\nonly to lose the match when she\ndrove out of boundi on the final\nhole.\nAt the start of the match the players were even at the end of six\nholes, but Mrs. Townshend won\nthe next three to go three up at the\nturn, Mrs. Townshend increased\nher lead to four up at the end of\nthe 15th and lt was at this point\nthat Mrs. Stone made her comeback that fell short on the last hnle.\nMrs. Townshend won her way\nInto the final hy beating Mrs. II. A.\nDoak of Nelson ln one semi-final\nand Mrs. Stone entered the final\nround by defeatirtg ihe defending\nchampion, Mrs. Harold Lakes of\nNelson.\nMrs. S A. Maddorks of Nelson\nwon low qualifying honors with a\nscore of 7d.\nTHIRD CUP WIN\nThis Is the third time that Mrs.\nTownshend has won the trophy,\ndonated by fe. W. Hazlewood of\nTrail In 1B33. She won it In 1938 and\n1939. It wis Mrs. Stone's first appearance in this competition. Other\nformer winneri were Mri. P. T.\nMclntyre of Trill in 1933, Mlu A.\nBaxendile of Trail in 1934, Mn. II.\nLakes of Nelson in 1935. 1937 snd\n1940 ind Miss Connie Hickman of\nNelson and Vancouver In 1938. Ow-\nInf to war conditions, the tournament has not been played since 1940.\nMiss Dorothy 1'iulin of Trail defeated Mrs. Don Clark of Rossland\nnn the 17th green, two and one, to\ntake the first flight\nln the consolation final Mrs. T. H.\nWeldon of Trail beat Mri. Don Sutherland of Trill on the list green.\nGames reiulted as follows\nChampionship flight:\nRound 1 \u2014 Mri. Maddoclu belt\nMn. A. M. SUirgess; Mri. Town-\nihend belt Mri. Sutherland, Trail;\nMn. Weldon. Trail, won by default\nfrom Mri. Mike Verruh, Trail; Mn.\nH. A. Doik, Nelson, beat Mri. Clark.\nRouland; Mrs Stone beat Mill G.\nSutherland, Trail; Min Jane Ty-\nlon, Trill beit Mrs. M. Htrrop,\nNtlion; Mlu Connie Smith., NtUon,\nbelt Mrs. p. Morrison, Trail; Mn\nLakes best Miss Paulin, TrtlL\nRound 2\u2014Mrs. Townthend belt\nMrs. Maddocks; Mrt. Doak beat\nMrs. Weldon; Mn. 9tone beat Mill\nTyson; Mrs. Lakes belt Miss Smith.\nSemi-finsl\u2014Mn. Townshend beat\nMrs. Doak; Mri. Stone beat Mn.\nLakea.\nFinal\u2014Mri. Townshend beat Mri.\nStone.\nFirst flight-\nRound I\u2014Mrs. Sturgets belt Mri,\nSutherland; Mrs. Clirk beit Mrs.\nVeriuh; Miss Sutherland beat Mrs.\nHarrop; Miss Psulin beat Mn, Morrison.\nSemi-final\u2014Mrs. Clark beat Mn.\nSturgeu; Miss Paulin beat Miss\nSutherland.\nFinal - Mlu Paulin beat Mn.\nClark.\nSecond flight-\nRound 1\u2014Mill E. Giegerlch, Kaslo, beat Miss Carol Proudfoot, Nelson; Mrs. A. E. Murphy, Nelson, beat\nMiss Pat Jaeger, Nelson.\nFinal-Miss Glegerich beat Mri.\nMurphy.\nConsolation-\nRound 1\u2014Mn. Sutherlind belt\nMiu Proudfoot; Mri. Weldon bett\nMrs. Hirrop.\nSemi-final\u2014Mri. Sutherlind beit\nMrs. Morrison; Mrs. Weldon beit\nMiu Jteger.\nFinal- Mri. Weldon beat Mn.\nSutherland.\nSalmonbellies Win\n2nd Straight Victory\nVANCOUVER, Sept. 17 (CP)-\nNew Wett miniter Salmonbelllei\nwon their second straight victory\ndefeating Vancouver Burrirds 12-4\nIn the intercity ind British Columbii box lacroiie flnils before t\ncrowd of 4500* here list night. Next\ngime of the best-of-seven series will\nbe played tomorrow at New Westminster.\nNEWARK 2 DAMES UP\nNEWARK, N. :., Sept. 17 (AP) -\nNewark Bears today took a com\nmanding lead of two games to none\nin their International League semi\nfinal play-off round of seven games\nby shading Toronto Leafs 3-2 in an\n11-inning struggle witnessed by\n4855.\nToronto 2 0 2\nNewark 3 10 0\nJarlett and Crompton; Hiller,\nJohnson (8) P. Page (10) and Dre-\nscher.\nMEN $___.__,\nREVERSIBLE\nRAINCOATS\nHere is on all-purpose\ncoat, Tweed with a Gabardine lining. A raincoat\nand Topcoat cqmbined.\n$22.50\nEMORY'S\nLIMITED\nTHI MAN'S STORE\n\u00ab_\u00bb-\u00bbS-S$_s__3i\nThe modern game of lawn tennli\nwas first played In Englind ibout\n1674.\nFLEURY-S\nPharmacy\nPreicriptlone\nCompoundtd\nAccurately\nMed Arts Blk.\nPHONE 25\ni^w.\nSOMERS' FUNERAL\nSERVICE\n702 Baker St Phoni Ml\nOpen Day and Night\nCremstorium Ambulinot\nFalalse means \"cliff\" in French.\nwwwirwwwwww\nF. H. SMITH\nIt Its Electric\nPhone 666 351 Baker St.\nlaaiaaiaumM-aaie**--.\nSEAT COVERS\nto fjt most makes of cart.\nCuthbert Motors Ltd.\nNelson, R C.\nJ. P. Walgren\nGeneral Contractoi\n301 Carbonate St.\n\u25a0r\nALL SERVICES GIFT KITS\nThe popular Service Kits hive been widely acclaimed by Soldlen\nAirmen and Seamen for their practical usefulneis. Miny thoutindi\nof these Kit! have been !ent by individual!, Association! and Clubi.\nbuilnen firmi, etc., acrosi the Dominion.\nNo Canadim Soldier, Sailor or Airman, etpeclilly those serving\nOversea!, ihould be without one of these useful kiti, it i remembrance and remindtr that th* folks btck home are thlnkln\u00ab at hit\ncomfort and well-being. A morale bootter.\nCall your Rawlelgh dealer ln Nelion:\nM. P. HLOOKOFF\n1202 (elby Street ^tlien, I. C.\nThe least any of ut can do li to show those on tht Oghting front!\nwt ire thinklnjf of them. ^ ^ '\nUteit Oveneu Milling Dtte-Oct. 1Mb,\nDAVENPORTS\n$26\"\nHOME FURNITURE\nJ. At C Laugh ton\nOptometrist\nSuite 205\nMedical Ana Building\ntMtatttetttmmsemt\n\u25a0^__j______i_is\nFOR HOME COOKED MEALS\nLunches, Pastries, Cold Drinks\nDrop Into\nLarson's Lunch\nt Close to Greyhound Depot)\nOpen 8:00 to 12:00\nE. A. CAMPBELL & Co.\nChartered Accountanti\nAuditor.\n54- Biker St Phoni 233\nSft\nSurprlie tht ptrty\nwith I Permmint\nHui&h Tru-Art\nBeiuty Stlon\nPhont MT\nJohnston! Block\nKEEP YOUB\nELECTRICAL\nAPPLIANCES\nIN COOD REPAIR\nNELSON ELECTRIC CO.\nPhoni .80 S74 Baker St\nSSWS--iS-S__SSS\u00abSSSi-\nCash and Carry Dry Cleaner*\nMen't tnd ladiei ___L.2__\nwinter coats ' #\u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0'\"T\nMen'i, ladles' suits, ladles' QQC\ndresses, pliln. \u00bbWV\nEMPIRE DRY CLEANERS\nS27 Baker St. Nelion\n\u00ab_ao-_tt_\u00ab$>__o_t_*\u00bb__\u00bbs\nOpposite Kelly Douglii In Ntlion\nSPECIAL DISHES\nCHOP SUEY and NOODLES\nDine it the\nCHUNGKING CAFE\nGIRLS\nWe have teveral good paying Dally Newt paper rental\nnow open- If you would like to make your own money.\nhere ii the opportunity\u2014 jj\nGirl Carriers have proved their ability\nin many Canadian cities on both morning and afternoon papers\u2014\nROUTES AVAILABLE ARE IN UPHILL AND FAIRVIEW\nApply to:\nCirculation Dept.\nNelson Sat hj _Nnii0\n&Z&&?5$$C&Z&^^\nKOKANEE\nSERVICE STATION\n29.1 Baker SL\n\"Adam\" ind \"Arnold*\nComplete Union Service\nMotor Tuneiip ind Brikei\nOUr Specialty.\nW. W. 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