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I (CP)-Cin-\nadi'i, policemen, firefighters and\nether ensntlil uien in going to\nget flrit priority sn puixhaie\nwhen the new poit-wir tutomo-\nbllei mike their ippeinnci on\nthe mirket undtr I priority distribution order mnounced tonight\nby Munition! Minliter Howe.\n(Per priority IM lee Ptge 3).\nUnder the new order, Iuued by\nMotor Vehicle Controller E. R.\nBlrchird, Cl.iu \"A\" ind Clast \"B\"\n. priorities in iet up. Then will\nbe obtained frem rationing off I\n. ctrt by proipectlve new ear buy-\nen who can prove their need tnd\nwill he honored by olr'dutert.'\n'mOVIDf POR VEtB\nProvision is made lor Incapacitated veteram ltd veterans who\nsold ctrs on enlistment' md need\nn|tw ones to re-establish themselves\nln their former businesses.\nThe Minliter uld the new order\nwas designed to take care of the\nneeds of Canada's most essential\nVehicle users until enough care are\navailable to permit enlarging the\ncategories of eligible consumers.\n'To quillfy for t new car t .purchaser must satisfy the rationing officer he needs it tor his profession,\nbusiness, trade or calling; that the Controller at Ottawa.\nnew\ncent\nlit he hn not disposed of I\nible pisienger car la order to\nt new one, .. I\nhis application It ipproved he\nWB-Bttta a priority certlflcttt\n.' dior W dayi md if the order\n; * SgncrrUr certificate il pltced\n\u00a3 dealer within 10 days, It Is\nrt-iewible tt the prospective pur-\nchiser has been unable to obtain I\ncir within M day's.\nNO NEW CARS FOR OTHERS\n'\u25a0' In aiioting new ctn, the order\n*etl gut thtt dealeri will give tint\npreference to holden ot Clem \"A\"\npriorities md second preference to\nClass \"B\". Within each group the\ndealer will be required to fill orders in' sequence according to the\ndates the priority certificates were\nplaced with him.\nNo new cir delivery cm Bl\nmide by my dealer to t comumer\nunlet! the purchaser holds I priority certificate.\nAny certificate holder who believe.'he wai not given the delivery\npriority tp which he wis entitled by\nhis rationing officer may kidge an\nappeal with the Motor vehicle!\nif I!ocan Sub-Units Over\nIhe Top; City 102 Per Cent *\nol Quota; Unit 9 Per Cent lo Go\nI Another $'lOO,000-djiy wu exper-' Kailo md Salmo, ctme reporti of\nfenced ln Welton Unit Friday tp\nSend the District to within nine per\ncent of Iti $1,050,000 objective md\nputting Nelion md Slocsn sub-units\never their quotas.\nNilion itself climbed to 9792,51)0\non subscriptions received ifter the\ndally report made at 11 a.m. \u25a0 to\nCoait headquarters to oversubscribe\nby $17,500 tnd reach 102 per cent ot\nthe $775,000 quota.\nSlocan reported by telephone that\ni ibe objective, $97,000, had also been\nreached there md salesmen were\ndoing their utmost to go well over\nthe quota.\nFrom ill other sub-units, Nikuip,\ndetermined efforts to retch md ex.\nceed their quotas. While returni\nfrom Salmo hive been llow, substantial piyroll returns ire expected from Sheep Creek md Oold Belt\ngold mlnet md Dlitrlct lumber operators, where large investments\nhave been mide In put campaigns.\nThe day's returns:\nDay'i ulu To date\nNakuip $ \u00ab,\u00abJ0 $ 57,550\nSlocan . . 16,200 63.150\nKulo 15,100\nSalmo MO 8.950\nNelion .._ 47,550 759,350\nLite Nelion\nreturns - 53,150 53,150\nTotali 103,950 . 557,050\nKin to Oet Motes\nof Canadian Graves\u2014Page I\nPriority Llit for\nAnte Piirchaiert\u2014Page 3.\nWorld'i fasten \"Plying Wing Tunnel\" ll tbt Lightning Sword-\nflih, pictured it Let Angelei, Calif. It tl in lipirlmentol modification\nef I itindird Lockheed P-S8 Lightning fighter thtt Hu been letting\nwing deilgni ef luper fighters ind trtmporti lecretly ilnce 1943. It li\nfitted to tttt drag, lift ind airflow characteristic! on iny typt airfoil\nunder ictuil flying condition!. It cm dive it ipndi of mora than 525\nmllei in hour. Tht five-foot \"iword\" protruding from tht noie Is i\nyiw meter to Indicate iklddlng or slide illpplng. The extra cock,\npit Is fitted with ipeclal Instruments for engineering obierver.\nGov't Proposals\nlot Acceptable\nl. If ov, \u00bb(CP) -Premier\nHart sild today tbe Dominica Gov-\nernment'i proposili to. tht Domln-\nbeciue Bey wotttd pu>\ntUttit^ srone poiitlon financially\ntjiin It li it preient.\n\u25a0list Premier itld thit he now tl\nprepirlng counter-proposals to submit to the conference'! Steering\ncommittee of Prime Minliter Mackenzie King md the Premiers of\nthe nine provinces. Tbe Steering\ncommittee will meet tp Ottawi Ho>.\nX. Premier Hart plani to leive\ntlctorli Nov. Jl.\nMr. Hut uld it t Prut conference thtt hli officlil! ho* wen\nbreaking down the propouls submitted by the Dominion Oovernment to the flnt session of the conference held Aug. 6.\nNATAL-MICHEL\nTOPS QUOTA\nIN LOAN DRIVE\nNatal-Michel tub-unit Friday\n\u2022chleved thilr Ml Victory Loin\nobjectlvi to complete the But\nKootmay'i over-the-top record.\nThi lub-unlt Inveited up te yeiterdiy t95,M0 igilnit I quota ef\nBy AL NICKLESON\nWINDSOR, Ont, Nov. 9\n(CP). \u2014 Tho eight-weeks-old\nstrike of Ford Motor Company\nworkers tonight appeared no\ncloser to settlement after a day\nof swift-moving conference \u00ab_e-\nvelopments that brought both\nCornpany and United Automobile Workers of America\n(C.I.O.) proposals.\n* Tonight Ubor Minliter Mitchell\ntold newspapermen he hsd a \"long\ndiKunlon\" with Union\nDENMARK HAS\nWORST FLOOD\nIN 25 YEARS\nCOPENHAGEN, Nov. \u2022 (AP>-\nI A itorm over central md Western\nI Denmark today cmiied the wont\n[floods in X yean md widespread\n| destruction In Jutland md Fyn, an\n\u25a0change Telegraph dlipttch re-\nK\n', miln city of the low-lying\nIfyn Island, wu reported pertly un\nIder Rater.\nltt'. w_ - \" \u25a0 \u25a0\t\n[Adjourn Preliminary\nHearing Of Doctor\nI On N eg lecf Charge\nPRINCE GEORQE, BC, Nov. \u2022\n| \\U 1 \/ !\u2022\n^C^.'i-'-. ry_^__rl_t\n__-__\u25a0_'' N r\\ \\ a___m_\\\\w. \u25a0 _.ti\n\"I doa't sere Kit li tonne bt\nI cold iH-*w-you ein't get\ndog Vtft I Kiwi Want Ad tn\nAt Wlnler \u25a0\u25a0\nW-fc 1 1\n*# mtftr\nLendon'i New\nMayor Sworn In\nLONDON. Nov I (ReutiM) -\nLondon'! new I\/ird Mtyor. Sir\nCharlei Davit, wu iworn Into office today to the tceompcnlment of\nthe cuitomary Lord Mayor's show.\nHundredi of thduundi of London-\nen md out of-towneri truwdhd Ihe\nstrveti to we the T50-year-oU pe-\ngrant In which urvlee units bands\n\u2022nd the yeomen of the Tower ol\nLondon paraded.\nAl! advice. Iiere Indicated tha\nitrlke li no closer to lettlement\nThere wen reliable reporti today\nthat one French girriioo had re- ] Federil Labor Department\"\nquelled Britlih Indlin forcei for relief Another nport nld thit the\nAnnameie had turned i Japaneu-\nmanned gun against French troopi.\nt'nijl yesterdiy the Annsmese bad\noffered only ihldew netitance to\nFrench ripwildn Southward Their\nchief ictlon hid hem to ettabltih\nroidbloeki by filling trees screes\nthe highways.\nAuto Workers\nOkay Strike to\nBock Wage Demand\nWASHINGTON, Nov. I (AP|-\nThe Nitloni, Leber Relitlom\nBoird tonight announced | that\nFord Motor Company memberi ef\nthe United Automobile Werken\n(C.I.O.) hid voted to lutherlie \u2022\nitrlke In iupport of thilr 50-percent wage Increue demind. \/\nThe count shewed 42,255 ballot* favoring the itrlke 'luthorl.-\natlon and 5951 against, the N.L.\nR.B.\nthe itrlke women,\neetury, wai ilmllir to thtt railed\nup In earlier votei taken among\nC.I.O. U.A.W. worken at Oeneral\nMoton tnd Chrysler Corporations.\n$349,286,451\nSPINT TO IATTLE\nINFLATION\nOTTAWA, Nov. t (CP)-Tht Wtr-\ntime Prlcei ind Trade Boird spent\nt349.2S6.i5t between Sept 5, 1555\nind Sept. 50,9145, \u2022 report tabled today in ills Common! disclosed.\nOf that figure, the bulk-$299.-\n553,354\u2014wai spent by Its commodity\nPrices Stabilization Corporation\nLtd., particularly In the fiscal year\nVt 1944-45 when Iti expenditures\nreach $lM,7il,.6..7t>.\nIn thit time period, uld t report\ntabled at tbe requeit of D. M. Flaming (PC-Toronto Eglington), silir-\nlei md wages totalled 528,880.342.39,\nlumping from $114,017.00 ln 1940-41\nto 58,801,27412 ln 1944-45.\nOn Oct. 51. the Boird hid 5310\nemployeei, 5711 of them in Iti id-\ntninlitratlon.\nLeaders Urge\n. fjolt6vvers to\nResist to Last\n\u25a0y RALPH htoRTON\nBATAVIA, Nov. 9 (AP)\u2014British reinforcement! took up new\npoiltlom |n tenilon-grlpped Seer-\nabiji tonight, and prepared for I\nihowdown battle If the Indonei-\n' lent refuu to obey M uMlmitlm\nto lurrmdir their irmi by > i.m.\ntomorrow.\nBritlih plints ihowered leafliti\nen the naval btfe, outlining the\nexact procedure for uncondltlonil\nlurrender by thi Indoneilini. A\n- Dutch monitor at Soerabaja, hew\never, itld Nitlonallit leaden\n. war* exhorting their follower! by\nradio to battle te the leet \/\nA generil uprising threatened ell\nthrough tbe rich Island of Java, led\nby in army of 100,000 Indonesians\ndetermined to resist restoration of\nDutch colonial rule.\nSITUATION CRITICAL\nBritish military authorities admitted the situation It Soerabaja was\ncritical. They announced that\nclashes to date in the naval ban\nhad caused.303 Britlih and Indian\ncasualties, Including 31 killed, 189\nmiiaing ind 83 wounded.\nBeside instructing Indonesian! on\nhow to surrender their arms, Lt.-\nGen. Sir PhUlp Christison, Allied\ncommander in tbe Dutch Eait Indlei, isiued I proclamation declir-\nlng the Britlih authoritlei would\n\"tolerate no resistince\" In teeking\nhut md punishing those responsible\ntor the slaying ot Brig. A. W. ~\nMallaby ibout 10 diyi igo.\n' Oep. M. Chrlitlion declired\nthat thi curnnt Britlih ictlon\nwu not fin attack en thi liberties\nof: the Indoneilan people\" nor an\ntttempt to tattle thi polltlcil future \u00abf Indoneili by force.\nHe ield. thi iltuatlon le Soar\nabaja differed from tha reit ef j\nUtt,\ntt Indoneili,'\nMADRID, Nov. 9 (Reuten).-A\nA plot to ambuih and ihoot tht\nentire Spaniih Cabinet wu discovered by the ucret police here,\nIt wai learned from \u25a0 reliable\n\u2022ource. Twelve arreiti have bttn\nmidi ind mon were expected.\nThi plot, described te Commun-\nItt-lnipired, Ii uld to have Included t pltn to imbuih tht mln-\nliterial motorcan on their return\nfrem i Cabinet meeting tonight it\nthp \u00b0*tio Palace 10 mill! from\nMadrid. Generalllllmo Franco\nllvei at the palace.\nMachlne-guni were to be posted\nIn the wccdi to fin under cover\nef darknen,\n, Othir reporti iald conilderable\n\u2022tocks of irmi were discovered.\nThe Chief of Police hid a thru-\nhcur conference today with the\nMinister of the Interior, but no\nofflclil itatement hai been made.\nIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .1\nCANADA REMEMBERS SACRIFICES OF\nTWO WARS IN SUNDAY OBSERVANCES\nlor Bid Workers\nVANCOUVIR, Nov. ( (CP) -\nThere are fewer jobs now available\nfor' worken In Britlih Columbia\nthan at my time during the but\nbine monthi, Selective Service of-\nIleitis uld todty. There ire 7580\nJobi open to mm md 1185 to women.\nInclement weather hu curtailed\nlogging operations md consequently\nsawmill operation., thui causing\ndrop In libor demand.\nMeanwhile in Vancouver lt was\nreported thtt enough work to keep\n1000 men busy tor more tbtn two\nyears will be possible if ratepayers\nDec 12 approve City Council'! plan\nfor ipending 15,000,000 on public im\nprovements.\nFigures also revelled by the dty\nengineering department ihow thtt\nIf Vancouver's propoied 10-year lm.\nprovement plan it iccepted it \u2022 coit\nof more than $56,000,000, there will\nbi enough work to keep 10,000 men\nbusy for 2 tt years.\n.r\u00abhi--A''g__t__\nihe.. ptepli\nOen, Chrlitlion idded,\nthat H WM the \"extremllti\" le\nSoenbaji who weuld be punlihid.\n\"It hi only on thoie who attack ui\nor prevent us from carrying out the\ntasks set oat for us by the United\nNations it the Potidam conference\nthtt we shall turn the full itrength\nwhich hai defeated Germany md\nJapan,\" he uld.\nNail Jot Plane\nCrashes on a\nCanodion Barracks\nFARNBOROUOH. Hampshire\nEnglind. Nov. 9 ICP Cable)\u2014A German ]et plane on a tut flight cruh-\ned on to i Cinadlan irmy birricki\nhere todty. killing the RAT pilot\nmd ooi Canadian soldier, who wu\nunidentified Immediately.\nThru btrriok blocks were ut\nifire but Cinadlan military headquarters sild thai aside from the\none death, ill Cgaadiin Midlers\n\"eacipeil miotic Injury.\"\nThe plui, oa a test flight from\nthe Royal aircraft eitiblishment it\n.'irnborough, mint . Into flames\nShortly after the takeoff tnd cruh-\nid upon lbs birricki. The Midler\nkilled si-ai itendtng nearby.\nA85INIBOINE AGROUND\nSOUTH I\u00bbA-_E. P.I I, Nov I (CPl\n\u2014Tbt Auttiibnine, one of Caasda'p\nmost itoried destroyen In the Battle\nnf the Atlantic. It hard -ground Juit\nSouth of thi Eutern tip of Prince\nIdward Iilmd.\nNEW YORK TO\nHONOR TEDDER\nNIW YORK. Nov. I ttfWNiw\nYork City tomorrow wfll efficlllly\nhonor Sir Arthur Tedder, Mirihil\ntf the RAP. Mayor la Gflirii will\npruent him the City\"! Certificate ol\nDiittngiilihed Service it e dty Hill\nidly. \u2022 '\n\u25a0'if, \u2014\nVktory Loan\nProgreu\nNINTH VTCTOtY LOAN,\nDor's Soles\nbet KeMenoy % \u00ab\u00bb,\u00bb50\nTroil UbM 31,500\nHelton Unit 103.950\nGENERAL CANVASS:\nTotii r#fC# ..?\u00bbjT5i\nAttainment of 1\nNew Bl Loan\nMark Is\nVANCOUVER, NOV. I (CP)-Wlth\nthi new $100,000,000 objective vtr.\ntually inured, British Columbii-\nYukon area will wind up thi greit-\nHt Victory tou campaign fa his<\nlory Siturdiy night when thi Ninth\nlou ls scheduled to Hid.\nNiw recordi tor ovenubicrlbtod\nhave been ut by the publle aid\nirmed forcu of the Province.\nA total of $5,031,500 wu wbtcrtb.\nid in the Ninth Loan Prldiy through\nthe gtntrtl cuvtu chunib.\nVictory Lorn offlclili expect ill\n10 division! ln tbe Province to reich\ntheir minimum qnotu by thi tlmi\nthe drive ends.\nj Armed forces tre ihe top divliion\nsnd have tft per cent of their quote,\n\u25a0JwLi ' i i \"*Vt\nALLIES TO QUIT\nCZECHOSLOVAKIA DEC. 1\nWASHINGTON, Nov. 9 (AP) -\nThe Stile Department mnounced\ntodiy thai the United States ind\nRussia plan to withdraw their forcei\nfrom Czechoslovakia by Dec. 1.\nWarn Chiang.\nTroops at Border\nBy SPENCER MOOIA\nCHUNGKING, Nov. 9 (AP).-\nChlneie Communlsti todiy Isiued\nI blunt \"stay-out\" warning to Nitlonallit troops waiting omlneuily\nby the thouundi en Manchuria1!\nSouthern border, ilong tht historic Great Will nur American-\nguarded ChlngwangUo.\nThe Reds cancelled abruptly \u2022\n\u2022chtduled afternoon piaee talk In\nChungking and uld thty would\nKootenay Turns to Thoughts of Winter\nSports at Snow Flies\npind aim.1, iodv\nVICTORIA, Nov. 9 (tP)-Body\nof Mlfinwiy Sander.. IT, of Mul-\ngold, ll neirby Sunlch municipality, wm found lata today In a field\n\u25a0boot M0 yirdi from thi hlghwiy\n\u25a0nd a mill frem her home.\nThi girl ti\u00ab . NIL50N, B.\nPhone 128\nC\nChrlitmu Cirdi in now\nCome In ind miki your\nurly. Nilion Dally Newi,\nChrlitmu Card Dept.\nRotarians Vote $50\nfo Assist in\nRehabilitation Work\nNelson Rotiry Club hu voted 280\nto i-slst the Rehabilitation Council\nin carrying out 1U work, Aldermin\nT. H. Waters, Council Chilrmin,\nuld Frldiy night.\nASTHMA?\nFor quick relief\nTAKE\nRAZ-MAH\n(mis tat w_w_-_a\npiping. coughing, clinking miny ol\nArt-nu, Uke RAZ-MAHI Prilled by\nttmuamUttt urn RAZ-MAH liipediOy\nmidi 10 relieve Itching. Kreimlni lyw,\nrho-ed-flp bronchial tu_nlad i-kmnlng\nmsighi ciuied by Atthmt, Chroiik\nBron-hli_iindHirFevw.IOc.lt. K-li\nCOLD 8TORAQ- LOCKERS\nWill thou tntereitid ln cold itor-\n\u2022gt locktn In Nelion, pleue com-\nmunlcite with C R. Hlggim, (18\nKootenay St\nATT-NTION PARENT!\nThe Nelion Amiteur Hockey As-\nloclition will igiln run their Bantam Pool for boyi itarting to play\nhockey- let feu ire ll tor seison.\nover Tony Janlro, Youngstown, 0\nin in eight-round feature bout In\nMadison Square Garden tonight\nGreco weighed 145, Jinlro 144. It\nwu the lecond victory for the Can-\nidian ln threi meetlngi with Jinlro.\nThe bout wu held to eight roundi\nbecause of \u25a0 State ruling which forbade the 18-year-old Youngstown\nityllit to engige in \u25a0 full-length\nfight Nevertheless, thi youngster\nwilted under the heivy prenure of\nGreco's pounding from thi fourth\nround on.\nJmlro Illustrated hll boxing iklll\nin the lecond end third roundi, Uklng theie hindlly, but ifter the\nMontreiler1! clubbing left hooki began to connect tn the fourth he wu\ni beaten boy,\nHockey Schedule\nlet schedule of tht Nilion Amiteur Ho.key Association for the\ncoming wtek will ill bt for practices, and will have \u2022 few houn extn Ice time as with Monday \u2022 hoi!\nday thin will bt tlmi Mondiy\nmorning,\nSchedule ll u follows:\nMONDAY _\\ .\n9:00 to 10:00 DtMger Bintima\n10:00 to 11:00 Panther Bantami.\n11:00 to 12:00 FAC 'Mldgeti\n4:45 to 5:45 Dodger Midgeti.\nTUESDAY\n8:00 to 0:00 M.R.K. ind FAC Juveniles.\n9:00 to 10:00 Intermediate!.\nWEDNESDAY\n4:30 to 5:45 MRK Bantami.\niTHURSDAY\n| 4:00 to 5:45 Panther Midget! md\nI Bantams.\nFRIDAY\n4:00 to 5:45 MRK Mldgeti.\nSATURDAY\n7:00 to 8:50 Dodger Midgets ind\nBmtami.\n8:30 to 0:80 FAC Bantami.\n9:30 to 10:SO Pinther Bantams,\n10:30 to 12:00 Bantam Pool.\n8:00 to 8:00 MRK and FAC Juv-\ntnllei.\n8:00 to 7:00 Intermedlitu.\nWill Determine\nNumber Homes\nNeeded In Nelson\nAt \u2022 muting ef the Rehabilitation\nCouncil Frldiy night, It wu recommended thit thi City Council, City\nClerk md Secretary of thi Rehabilitation Council should work together ln determining more definitely the actual numerical need of\nhousei to bl constructed under the\nWartime Housing icheme. \\\nA few dayi igo i contract form\nwu received from Wartime Housing, and tt will be studied by thi\ntwo Councils while deciding on Just\nhow miny housei will be needed.\n3. It. McLennan enplaned that under Wartime Houilng, It WM mainly\ni municipal undertaking with Wartime Housing financing thi project.\nThe city provides tbe lots, water\nmd sewage connections, ind rentals\nnre charged In accordance with thi\ntype of houie. After 10 years' time,\ntht house md property belongs to\ntht City. The houiei ire rutrictcd\nto returned men is (mints on \u2022\nrental bails.\nAlderman T. H. Waten, Chairman, said that the original eitimate\nof required houses wu 25, but in\nview ol the fact thit two pro-fabricated bouses were now going up\nmd since thert would be other\nindlviduil building, lt would be\nnecessary to arrive at a more definite figure.\nOn motion of William Kapak, tt\nwu decided ln tht form of m id-\nvertlsement to uk servicemen to\ncommunicate with tht Council Secretary'! office it tht Canadian Legion regarding their houilng needs.\nThen thi Council would hive Nate-\nthing more to go on. Five applications for homes havt been w fir\nncelved.\nCuban or\nLow Heels\n$5.50\njWJiAw Footwear\nE\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00ab\u00bb n<>m urvlng In tht Oermm irmy\nvice. All wrvlci md \u00bbx-urvlce per- it thli time. Do you upset me to\n\u2022onntl in rtqunted to ittend\nDrui\u2014uniform! It ivilltblt, with\nmidiU. Uglon mimbin will weir\nUglon cipt with medili Loul or-\nginlutloni in cordlilly Invited to\nJoin ln thii pusda\nshoot my own brothir\u2014or my coui-\nIni\u2014or to fight igalnit by own convictions which irt definitely pro\nNul. I believe in thi llerinin political economy, which tlu tmbracu\nthou of Jipin (ln political\nthought).\"\n\"I would not of couru hirm the\nFOR SALI-I MArTOAL CHURCH I m\\mi\". ,_ ' \"\"! '\" \u00bbut definitely\norgan, with pedil board, toulp- i r\u00bb'l\u00bb totikt ptrt In whit I oon-\nped with electric motor ind blow- .\u25a0l<\u00bbr \u2022 w,r <* s|greulon; miming\n_T. All In good condlUon. Boa Sgll1 *> not believe In economy of \u2022\nDally News. I democratic capltillua, believe mc.\"\nTOO UTI TO CLASSIFY\nSrinttt) \\\\\\\\m (ttlyurcl!\nJoiephlne md Silica Sta\nRtV GORDON O. McL BOOTHROYD, BA., B.D., Minliter\nC. C. HALU-RAN, L.M.\", Chotrmutar ind Orgmllt\n9:45 o.m.-\u2014Sundoy School.\nlljOflfo.m.\u2014Servlcs of Remembronc* for Thoss Who\nMode the Supreme Sacrifice In Defence of Their\nCountry, 1914-1918; I939-.945.\nThe Junior Choir will ling Senior Depts. of Sunday School sttendlng\n7:30 p.m.\u2014Obwrvino Nqtlorwl Education Week- \"Tht\nLittle Red Schoofhouse and After.\"\nMuilc by Senior Choir\nNext Sundiy. Nov 18th. Annlvuury Servlwi,. Spukir: Biv, Piul\nCilhoun, D D. of Flnt Prubyterlin ChurcK Bpokini, Wuh.\ntnsttorUtal -UMlon\nCuuruint Cljiirrtj\nCorner Baker md Hrndryx SU\nRIV. D. N. IBICSON, Putor\n10 \u2022 m. Sundiy School ind Sibil\nClm.\n11 un, Morning Wonhlp.\n3 p.m.\u2014Shirley Hill.\n7:30 p.m. Evinlag Wonhlp.\nwrk sqjvicrs\nTuudiy, Y. P. Strsrlca, I pm.\nWtd- Pnytr Muting. T:M p m\nAll Weleome.\n**x-* W\"-B\n\t\nfitrtbrrau\nStanley ind bile* Sts\nWV. E ;. KftrTBCH. Putor\n10 i.m. Sunday Sahool\n11 i.m. Communion Servlci\nT30 p.m \u2014 At Cutlegir.\n(Mfurrtj af\nlljr Rfbppmpr\n(Angllcin)\nFAIRVIKW\nRev. W. J. Sllvirwood,\nA.KC, BSc, Vlcir.\n.Sunday Sotlool 1:41 \u00ab rn\nRsmimbrinee Servlcn\n11 I m. ind 7:30 p.m\nfirst\nrcfibijtrrtau\n(Eiutrrlt\nVictoria ind Kootenay\nRev A Sttwart, Minliter\nRIMIMSRANOg DAY\n\u2022 ERVICII\n11 am\u2014 \"Uit Wi rorgtt\"\n13:13 p.m.\u2014Sundiy SohooL\n7:30 p.m.--\"God'i CiU to\nHepentincc\"\n \u2014\u2014\u2014\n' Mackenzie King . . ,\n',*'.\u25a0 -; \u2022 - \u25a0''\u25a0''\nArrives Enroute\nto Washington\nfor Atomic Talks\nBy R. J. ANDERSON\nCintdlm Prtu Stiff Writer\nNEW YORK, Nov. 9 (CP) - A\nruddy, milling Prims Minister of\nCanada returned to North America today \"very much refreihed\"\nby two Atlantic i cronlngi ind\nlooking forward to tht conference! In Waihlngton with tht\nheadi of thi Britlih ind Unlttd\nStatu governmenti in whit hi\nbelieve! ll tht vvotld'i mut preu-\nIng problem, itomlc energy end iti\nfeanome product the atomic\nbomb.\nWith W. L. MacKenzle King u he\nreturned iboard the liner Queen\nMary to the port from which he tailed Oct. 1 for a month'i visit to the\nUnited Kingdom were Norman Rob-\nertion, Under-Secretary of State\nfor External Affalri, and his personal staff. He returned aboard a ship\ncrowded with 11,000 American icr-\nvlcemen tnd servlcewomen ind 173\neiviliini.\nVERY CLAD TO GET BACK\nThe Prime Minliter declined to\ncomment upon the forthcoming atomic energy conferences in Wuhlngton. Any expression of hll views\nhad to iwait their conclusion. Nor\ndid he discuss post-war conditions\nas he found them in'Britain; Parliament ii to be 'fully Informed\" upon hli return to Canada md hi was\n\"very glad to be getting bach.\"\nMr. King did say, however, ln e\nbrief Interview in hit suite before\ndisembarking thit publlihed reports he li returning home with I\nproposed Brltlih-Cinidttn trade\npact under which Cmada would\n.exchange food for manufactured\ngoodi were \"merely itorlu.\" It|WiS\nintimated that trtde talki were not\non the lists ot subjects covered in his\ndiscussions with British leaders.\nENJOYED MONTH'S VISIT\nThe Prime Minliter iald he enjoyed hii month'i visit to Britain,\na trip that had proved \"informative\nin every way.\" He regretted his Inability to visit the Canadian occupation force in Europe, ai planned.\nHugh I). Scully, Canadian Conaul-\nGeneral ln New York, and a party\nof Dominion officials from Ottawa\nmet the Prime Minister on his arrly-\n\u20221. H. Hume Wrong, Associate Under-Secretary of State for External\nAffairs, also came from Ottawi to\nmeet Mr. King but owing to t delayed train, was unable to greet him\nat the ship's side. .\nFirst New Car\nEligibles\nOTTAWA, Nov. 9 (CP)-The detailed list of eligible new car buyers under the priorities system follows:\nCLASS A\nHEALTH\nPhysicians, surgeons ind dentists\nlicensed u such, for carrying out\ntheir professional duties; public\nhealth or visiting nurse (not including \u2022 private nunc) employed by or\nicrving under the direction of i\nClinic or hospital, Government agency, lnduetritl concern or ilmllir\norgmintion, lubject to certification u io neceuity, by the agency\ncr organization concerned; a full-\ntime employee acting u an officer\nor a field secretary of the Canadian\nRed Crou Society or the Cinidlm\nRed Crou Traniport Service, lubject to \u2022 written certificate by the\nlenior officer of iuch organization;\nveterinarians, lubject to certifici-\ntlon u to necessity, by senior official! of tht Provincial or Federal\nGovernment Department having jurisdiction.\nOOVERNMENT\nDominion, Provincial and municipal government department!; any\nDominion, Provinclil or municipal\nefflcial or employee, for uie ln iervlces essential to health or sanitation, or essential to work connected\nwith military or civilian welfare,\nlubject to written certiflcitlon or\nnecessity by the department head or\nmunicipal official having jurisdiction. ,\nPUBLIC SERVICES AND\nPUBLIC UTILITIES\nVehlclei used for malntilning\nthese services: flrefightlng, subject\nto certiflcitlon u to neceuity, by\nthe municipal or; Provincial official having jurisdiction; public police services; light, hett and power:\ntelephone; telegraph; railways and\nbui ind truck transportation systems; mall servicei subject to verification by the District Director of\nPostal Services.\nCLASS \u25a0\nREHABILITATION\nDischarged memberi of the armed\niervlces. who owned can prior to\nenlistment which they operited ln\nconnection with buslneu, snd iol.\non enlistment, who require i cir\nfor rehabilitation In former busi-\nneu, subject to need being established; or Incapacitated discharged\nmemben of-the irmed forcei who\nrequln cirs for rehabilitation lunation u to neceuity\nofficer.\nFOOD SUPPLY\nFull time employees of procei-\nsors. canners and preservers of es-\nlentitl food, and chick hatcheries,\nlubject to certification \u2022\u25a0 to necessity ln connection with production,\nby \u2022 senior official of such organization\nLUMBER\nSuperintendents ind timber teller! engaged in the production of\nlumber, lubject to certiflcitlon u to\nneceuity, by \u2022 lenior offlclil of the\norganization concerned.\nCIVILIAN WELFARE \u25a0\nPractising ministers, priests or\nrabbis who regularly serve more\nthan one congregation and require\ntransportation to carry out religious duties; i permanently Incapacitated indlviduil who requires\ntransportation to md from hii pltce\nof employment, where other trtni-\nportation is not ivtilable, lubject to\nwritten certification u to neceuity\nby \u2022 medical officer: operators of\ntaxis or U-drives licensed u iuch.\nprovided the vehicle li required to\nrejflat* one Which hu been continuously uied it lent 90 per cent\nof ita time in thi;t work during the\nprevious 1] monthi.\nUrge Appointment\nof Putnam to Cabinet\nFollowing I prill report 'thit\nFrink Putnim, MLA for Nelson-\nCreiton, wis being considered for\nippointment to i Ciblnet post, Nelion Board of Trade Fridiy ipprov-\ntd Miyor N, C. Stlbbi' motion that'\n1 recommendation ihould be-nut\nVancouverites\nSlosh Their\nWayloWork .\nVANCOUVER. Nov. 9 (CP) -\nVancouverites sloshed their, wiy to\nwork todiy through 3tt Inches of\n,wet mow, Snow wu generil lut\nnight throughout tbe lower mainland tnd along tht Southeast end\nof Vancouver Iilmd. Skies remained cloudy todty md Weather Bureau officials forecast \u2022 generil\nrainfall.\nFUEL DEALERS STRUGGLE\nVmcouver fuel dealeri were\nstruggling to fulfil lut minute order! for coal, wood ind uwdust, u\nthe city went Into Its third dty of\ntold weither. Temperature forecast\ntoday for Vancouver wu 34 ibove,\ngoing to 40 u the high mark for\nthe day.\nTrans-Canada Airline! reported\nno planes from the Etst during the\nlut 24 houn. However both Canadian National and Canadian Pacific\nRallwiyi said trains were still run-\nDing close to schedule.\nIn Victoria the weather remained\ntloudy with rain forecast. Two\nInches of snow fell in Langford\nLake district overnight. Four inchei\nfell on the Malahit where mow is\nitill foiling. Ten Inches of snow wu\nreported between Cameron Lake\nind Albernl. In Albernl residents\n\u25a0aid this ii the first time in 10 years\nmow hu fallen IA the area during\nNovember.\nSeven Inchei of mow fell\nit midnight in Nanalmo where It\nwai raining today, the reiult of rising temperatures.\nRushton Telii of\nAmerican Boat\nInvasion to S\n\"Next yeir there wiH\nerlcin boats coming up\n\u25a0nd we would like to see the Nelion\nBoird of Tride there it that time,\"\nFrink Rushton of Nikuip told the\nNelson Boird of Tride Fridiy In referring to the annual American\nsvater invasion via Columbia River\nmd Arrow Lakes.\n\"Our American friends enjoyed\ntheir viiit with us and the scenery\nio much, that they have made great\nplana for next year.\" he said.\nHe referred to current plans for\ndevelopment is t tourist attraction\nif St. Leon Hot Springi in the Slo-\ntan, and ilr tourlit traffic would\nilso be catered to.\nject to Mftiflcatl\nby \u2022 medical offl\nNelson Has $21 Worth\nof Advertising in\nGame Trails Magazine\nA $21 bill, iccumulited over leven months of advertising, wu voted\nto be piid to Gime Trails magazine\nby Nelson Boird of Trtde it ita\nluncheon Friday.\nLISTIN DAILY at 1 30 pm and Sundays\nat 3 p.m. to a programme brought to you by '\nDR. DAVID C. COWIN OF EPOKANE.\nOver Radio CKLN\nWalk down the Lane of Memory with your\nOLD FAVORITES\nAsk Federal Aid\nOn Highway\nWith tha announcement ln a let-\nter to the Nelson Board of Trade\nFriday thtt the Big Bend highway\nbetween Revelstoke ind Golden wu\niloied to ill through vehicular trtf\nUc as trom midnight of Oct. 31 is\nusual during the Winter months, It\nD. Barnes moved thit the Dominion Government through H. W.\nHerridge, Member for Kooteniy\nWett, ihould be pressed to reverse\nIts policy of no grants tor the Southern Trmiprovlnclil .Highway.\nTbe Boird of Tride ipproved the\nsending of 1 wire to Mr. Herridge\nto thtt effect, ilnce it was felt thtt\nthe Federal Government ihould\nshare responsibilities for keeping\nthe Southern highwiy ln condition\nIn view ol the Winter lituitio* Df\nbtving no other through highwiy\nbetween the Prairies md the Coast.\nSlocan Backs Nelson\nin Request for\nRoad Improvements\nFrank Rushton of Nakuip told the\nNelion Boird of Trade Friday at its\nluncheon at the Hume Hotel that it\ntould count on support from the\nSlocan ln urging Federal ild for\nthe Southern Transprovincial High\nwiy ind for i generil road im.\nprovement progrim.\n\"We hive to get you your'high\nwiy first, before we can start cam\npalgning for our own tributary Slo\nran roads,\" Mr. Rushton said.\nMr. Rushton ls chairman of the\nRoads Committee of the Nikuip\nBoird of Trtde.\nNELSON DAILY NIWS, SATUMUfff\nBy GLENN BABI\nTOKYO, Hot. 9 (AP)-The Emperor of Japan to outward appearances retains the rellgloui veneration ud devotion of a vast mtjorlty\nOf the 79,000,000 defeated end dated\nJapaneie, but powerful ferment!\nire working which any change thli\nin a few years.\nAllied policy hu been to permit\nJapan to retain the Emperor ud\nuie hll unique prestige td make\nsmooth the surrender, occupitkm\nud progrim ot democracy dictated\nby the conquerors. But there ll no\nguarantee Of continuing Allied support for the Imperial institution ahd\ntbe ultimate decision on the Emperor concept muit come from the Japanese people.\nLITTLE EVIDENCE OF DANGER\nTO THRONE\nThui fir there is litUc evidence\nof dinger to the throne. Communliti\nnewly freed from prison ud other\nrestraints clamor noisily for the\nEmperor's removal but they ire in\ninfinitesimal minority. Nearly ill\nother parlies which mushroomed in\nthe wike of Allied-imposed new\nfreedoms call for democratic\nchanges without touching the \"sac\nred ud invlolatt\" poiitlon of the\nMikado.\nMeanwhile, Hirohito goes . about\nhii functions it High Print ind divinely descended ruler ot hll people\nwith little er no ilterttlon of thi indent Shinto Rituals. . <\nEmperor worship ll Inextricably\nlinked to thi Shinto Nitlonil Cult\nMilitirliti, now descredlted, made\ntheir chief iplrltual weapon, and\nthere ara numeroui indication! that\nShinto hu lost vutly in popular esteem. Whether thi Emperor concept\ncen lurvlve Shinto'i decline ll I\nmoot queitlon. .\nI hive fodnd Tokyo's chief Shinto\nshrines almost deserted.\nUnquestionably, Hirohito's ' perianal prestige md thtt of the Imperial House suffered from his visit\nlast months to Oen. MacArthur it\nthe United Statei Embassy. That ihe\nSon of Heaven ihould leave the\nsacred palace to vlilt u alien mor\ntal wu a tremendous shock to mil\nlloni of devout Japanese.\nHowever, there ire many Japanese who Ulert thit Hirohito's firmness ln ending the wir ud carrying\nout the surrender mide him personally more popular with the masses\nthan any previous Mikado.\nCanada Heads for\nRecord in V-Loan\nOversubscription\nOTTAWA, Nev. I (CP)\u2014Hiving\nbrathed ulde the $1,600,000,000\nminimum objective, Cintdt'i\nNinth Victory Loan tonight ip-\npeared heided for new record\nhlght for both thi total lubirlbed\n\u2022nd tht amount of ovenubicrlp-\ntlon In tny loin eimptlgn.\nWith tht returni for* todiy ud\ntomorrow itlll to come thi grand\ntotal itood at $1,520,4-1,-0. at tht\nclou of builnen Thundiy, com-\npind with $1,14\u00ab,3.8,S50 It thi\n18-diy mirk of thi llghth campaign. Thurtdiy'i Mitt win $110,-\n246,400 igalnit 594,127,900 on thi\ncorresponding diy ef thi prevloui\nloan.\nOnly ln the number of Individual\napplications hu the present drive\nfallen behind the lut lom pice.\nWhile the dollar vilue of Indlviduil\nsubscriptions already hu exceeded\nthe $800,000,000 objective by $32,-\n163,750, fewer ulu have been mide.\nThe 12 instead of six-month time\npayment feature of the preient drive\nhu resulted In larger average Indlviduil purchases, but fewer of\nthem.\nB.C.'SECOND\nLoan Headquarter! tonight Issued\n\u2022 comparison by provincei of the\nnumber of Indlviduil applications\nin the two loans. Quebec topped the\nlilt with 79.71 per cent of ippllcations in thi llghth Lou ilgned\nby Thunday night, followed by\nBritlih Columbii - Yukon, 7802;\nMtnitobt, 79.02; Alberta 70.08; Ontario, 67.88; New Brunswick, 64.15;\nNovi Scotli, 63 77; Prince Edwird\nIilind, 5764; tnd Saskatchewan,\n56.94.\nDebate Bill to Create Corporation\nto Administer Housing Act\nNOMINATING COMMITTEE\nFOR NEW BOARD TRADE\nOFFICERS TO BE CHOSEN\nAppointment of the nominating\ncommittee for next year's officers\nof ,he Nelson Boird of Tride Will\nbe left to President R. A. Peeblei\nmd Secretiry W. G C Limkill, It\nwu decided it Frldiy'i meeting of\nthe Boird of Tride.\nGETS 60 DAYS AFTER\nFATAL ACCIDENT,\nVERNON, B.C. Nov. 9 (CP) -\nPrlvite Homir Auger was convicted\nby i Britlih Columbii Supreme\nCourt jury here list night on i\nchirge of dangerous driving In connection with 1 fatal accident ind\nwu sentenced to 60 diyi in jsll\nditing from hli arrest Sept. 29. The\njur;V reduced the charge from man-\nslaughter Miry Brown of Vernon\nwu fatally Injured while riding In\na je\u00abp driven by Auger Sipt. It.\nGERMAN COMMANDER\nOF F.G.W. DIES\nLONDON. Nov. 9 (CPl - Field\nMarshal Auguit Von MacKennn. a\nGerman Commander on th\u00ab Eutern\nfront in the Pint Greit Wir, died\nlait night at hli eitite neir Celle.\nGerminy, an ixchinge telegram dispatch from Britlih Army Held-\nquirten reported todiy.\nOTTAWA, Nov 9 (CP)-Ctnidi'i\ntroublesome housing shortages came\nto the fore ln the Commoni today\nu the Houie debate wcond reidlng\nof \u2022 bill to create a $25,000,000 Government corporation to administer\nthi Nitional Houilng Act.\nSpecifically, the bill would create t central lom mortgage corporation to act on behalf of the Finance\nMinister in administering the act\nmd to provide dlicounting fttilitiei\ntor'loan md mortgage companlei interested in housing.\nCCF WANTS $1,000,00 (AP)-The lint\ndetiils of I mass sliughter perpetrated lut Fib. 18 ind 11 by the\nJipanese ln I ravine neir Till,'\nBitmgii Province, were relited todiy by two blick-clid women it\nthe Yimashlta wir crimes trill.\nBoth lost members oi their iim-\nUlu In the slaughter.\nWhile tun streimed down har\ncheeki, Mn, Conchh> Liulhatl testified loldleri of Lt.-Gen. Tomoyukl\nYamashlla's commind iet tire to I\nbarrio (village) forcing her fimlly\nto nek refuge ln a nearby sugar\nplantation. Pursuing Japmese diverted the fleeing people toward the\nravine.\n\"I could hear screaming from mln.\nwomen ind children as shootings became Intense ud the Japanese\nstarted showering people with grenades,\" sbe told the commission in a\nhalting, choking voice.\nJuiniti Barrlon, 26, told of losing\nher mother, fither, three sisters and\nfour brothen. They were vlctlmi of\nmachine-gun md rifle fire and grenades.\nThe Yamashlta defence hii contended the Japanese In the area\nacted to crush guerilla activities\nwhich were himperlng the Nlppon-\ncse ,in their loiing defehilve campaign.\nNew Zealand\nWomen Save\nBites for Britain\nVANCOUVER, B.C. \u2014 Hive you\nhurd of \"Bitei for Britain\"?\nIt Is i movement itlrted by the\nwomen of New Zealand to send\nadditional food to the people of\nGreat Britain.\nInformitlon Bnnch of the Wir-\ntime Prices and Trade Board ln\nVincouver his received news of this\nproject\nThi women of New Zealmd in\npledging themselves not to use up\nill their ritlon couponi. By cutting dovyn their own comumption\nthey ire building up \u2022 itock of un-\nuied couponi for meat, butter, tea\nand sugar. These lived couponi\nire turned Uver to the New Zetland\nMinistry of Supply md the food\nthey rtprnent ls withdriwn from\nthe domeitlc mirket and included\nin the exporti to tthe Old Country.\nCHAPEL OF PEACI\nKITCHENER, Ont., (CP)-A lug-\ngestion thit a \"Chapel of Peace\" be\nerected at Niagara Falls as a war\nmemorial which would be open to\nall natloni and creeds, hai been\nmide by Mrs. G. A. Heither of\nKitchener, convener of the Immigration committee of the Nitlonil\nCouncil of Women.\n\"They Died for\nthe Sake of\nHumanity, Future\"\nTOUONTO, Nov. \u25ba (CP)-Oen. H.\nP. O. Crerir, piylng trlbuti to the\n\"mignlficint contribution\" of the\nlit Cinidiin Army, uld the more\nthu 22,000 men It left burled overieu will hive thilr lives meuured\nhot by length but by IWompHih-\nment.\n\"Thay died lor the like ol humin-\nIty ind i future, better clvill-itlon,\"\ntbe man who wai their commanding\nofficer uid. \"There could be ne\ngreater contribution in ley life.\ntliAe.\"\nGen. Crerir li here u pirt oi i\nnation-wide tour before hii planned\nretirement irom the irmy.\nBig Entry lor\nOpening Trail\nCurling Tourney\nTRAIL, B.C., Nov. 8\u2014Thi largest\nentry of iny season Is expected to\ntake put ln Trill Curling Club's\nPre-season Bonsplel which opens\nNov. 13 to itart the bill rolling for\nthe Club thii Winter. Three eventj,\nprimary, lecondiry md tertliry, are\nplanned.\nA new feature of the pre-season\nbonsplel this yeir will be the mixed\n'spiel to be run otf on the ume days\nu the main event. The committee ln\ncharge oi tbe mixed 'spiel Includes\nMri. H. Dupuli, Mn. B. Cilvert, Mn.\nFrank Hudoklln, ind Mn. R. R. Potter.\nThi following committees were\nrecently appointed for the season's\npliy:\nCompetition committee: R. J.\nMacKinnon, Don Sutherland, Mix\nDesbrluy.\nIce committee: V. Vinci, T. A.\nRice.\nShift Curling committee: Mix\nGordon, T. A. Rlct.\nJunior curling: A. E. Alliion.\nPrizes and entertainment committee: V. Vince, G. Ortner, D. Sutherland.\nClub houie md rocki committal:\nG. Ortner, A. D. Ron.\nClassification committee: A. M\nCheuer, J. Atwell, C. D. Stuart, W\nP. Robtrtion ind A. E. Alliion.\nBritain Cuts\nInterest Rates\nVANCOUVER, B.C. \u2014 Reformi of\nmajor significance ire being Instituted by the British Government\nby meini which ire more comli-\ntent 'with private enterprise thin\nlociallim. Thi Govirnment li forcing the banki to cut the Interest\nrites piyibli on public deposit!\nby miking drastic reductions ln the\nTwo More 20-Pounders Caught as\nTrout Derby Enters Last Week\nWith only one week to go ln the\nNilion Gyro IMS Trout Derby, dii.\ntrict fishermen ira now tn the home\nitretch ln their battle for thi prize\nmoney.\nIn the latest entries to reach\nDerby heidquirten in Nelion, there\nire two more fish ln the 20-pound\ntlaia\u201420 poundi UMi ouncei ciught\nby A. B. Collinion, md 20 poundi\nby Clpt. J. A. McDonild, both ot\nPlelson.\nThirty-seven new entries ire In,\nbringing the Derby's total to 417\nfish.\nRecent mtrlei are:\nA. B. Collinion, Nelson, 20 pounds\n13Vounces, on Clendon Stewirt, it\nQueen'i Biy, Nov, 4, weighed In by\nA. Men, Queen'i Bay.\nCapt. J. A. McDonald, Nllson, 20\npoundi, on Glbbs Stewirt No. 4, it\ntrvtne Creek, weighed In by W.\nKline, Procter.\nT. Homenhim, Nelson. 18 pounds\n( euncu, on Ruby Eye, it Kooteniy\n9iy, Nov. 2, weighed ln by O. Thorny.\nis. Bilfour.\nJ. R. Billey, Nelion. 18 poundi\n13 Vt ouncei, on Glbbi Mirtln Plug,\nit Wilion Joint, Oct. 28, weighed in\nby Wllliim Kline. Procter.\nCipt. J. A. McDonild. Nelion. 18\npoundi 7 ouncei. on Red Eye Wlgg-\nWr. it -0-Mile Point. Nov. 3, weigh-\nid in by W. Kline. Procter.\nT. Homenhim. Nelion, 17 poundi\n1 ouncei, on Ruby Eye it Irvine\nCreek, Nov. 3, weighed in by O.\nThomu, Bilfour.\nI. A. Spelri, Nelion, 17 poundi\n2 ouncei, on Gibbi Ruby Eyi, op-\npoilte Lime Rock, Nov. 3, weighed\nin by J. Thomu, Balfour\nCipt. J. A. McDonild. Nelion, 16\npoundi 4 ouncei, on Stewirt, it 20-\nMlnute Point. Oct. 2\u00ab, weighed in\nby. W. Kline, Procter.\nGeorgi riiury. Nelion. 16 poundi\nI ounce, on Glbbi Mirtln Plug, it\nWilson. Creek. Sept. 23, weighed In\nby Ft. Jinnlngi, Procter.\nH. Donlldwn, Procter, 13 poundi\nII ouncei, on Glbbi Stewirt No 4,\n\u2022t Wilson Creek, Sept. 27, weighed\nIn by R. Jennlngi, Procter,\nG. H. Donildion. Jr. Procter, 18\npoundi 6 ounce* on Glbbi Mirtln\nPlug, il Pilot Biy, Oct. 20, weighed\nin by Vt. Klini. Procter.\nA. M. Major, Procter. IS pounds 8\nouncei, on Olbbi Mirtln Plug, it\ntrv.ni Creek, Sept. 23. weighed In\nby R. Jennlngi, Procter\nO. Xrinr, Bilfour, II poundi 3\ntunrrs, on Glbbi Stiwirt No 6. it\nUme jJuirry, Nlv. 4, weighed in\nby J. Thomu. Bilfour\nCol C N. Hill. New Denver, 14\npoundi 16 ouncei, on Petri Wirbler.\nat Wilms Creek. Nov 2. weighed\nIn by W. Kline, Proetir\nW. Harkness, Nelmn. II poundi\n11 ouncu. on Stewirt No 4. it tt-\nMinute Point. Oct. 6. weighed In by\nW Klln\u00bb. Procter.\nJ H. Denildnn. Procter. II\npoundi t ounen, on Olbbi Stewirt\nNo. 3. It Wilion Crmk. Sept \u00ab,\nvilghid In by R Jmnlngi, Proetir.\nW. M. Young. Nelion. U poundi I\nouncei. on Plug, it Irvine Creek,\nOct 2\u00bb, weighed In by It. Kline,\nProcler.\ner -\u2022 .\nPido-Fads,\nBy DOUGLAS HOW\nCanadian Presi Stiff Wrlttr\nOTTAWA, Nov. 9 (CP)-An experiment in simplicity to unlock for\nthe people tbt complexities ol their\nworld wu launched lut night.\nThi debut ef \"Plcto-ficti,\" ilm-\nultintouily \u2022 chirt, I game, i pic-\ntorlll preientatlon brought before\n\u2022n ludlinoi of polltlcil, educational ind preu npreiantitlvei\nIti unorthodox but compelling'\ndirhonitritlon of iuch (uti, u\nthit two-thirds ot thi world'i\npeoplii wire In \u2022 continuous ititi\nof itirvitlon before the lecond\nGreat Wir.\nBy colon, symbols, caricatures\nud figures, lt seeks through visual\neducation to put icrou Iti message\nthit \"A united people are stronger\nthin ipllt atoms,\"\nAi iuch It repreienti the prellm-\nlmry thruit towird educition for\ninternatlonillim by the educitlonil\nReiearch Society, which his the\nblessings of the Council of Educition for Citizenship ind the United\nNitloni Society of Canada.\nPICTO-FACTS IS BRAIN CHILD\n\"Plcto-facts\" Ii the brain child of\n\u2022 group of Canadian educitlonlsts,\nscientific, ind professional workers,\nartists ind writeri. Iti driving force\ncomes from Albert Rakovsky, in\nAustrian who fled Austria becauie\ndt Hitler, a world citizen in thi sense\nthit, In struggling Engliih, hi\npreaches the belief thit ultimate\npeace cm only come ol i peopli\nunited through the unity ol understanding.\nBecauie oi that yearning md beciuie ol the frustrations of language\nAlbert Rakoviky and hli aides, with\nthe help of -McGlU University,\n\u2022ought and created \"Plcto-facti\" liter monthi of reiearch ln Montreal.\nWith what li eiuntlilly a resort to man'i flnt written exprei-\n\u2022Ion\u2014thi ilmple drawing\u2014It trlu\nto explnln In formi \u25a0 child of\nlight or in African native could\noome to understand the probltmi\nof the world ind the United Nations organization's attempti te\nsolve them.\nAlbert Rakovsky believes It cut\nbe used in schools, clubs, homei,\nfactories. It hai rules for the beginner md for the heavy thinker.\nIti range, on different charti,\ntakei in Geopolitics, Economic!,\nSociology, Job-triining, Labor-miri.\nagement relations, Government organization ind Pirtlamentary procedure.\nR.C.A.F. Pilot Trainees Find\nDifference In Peacetime Flying\nT. Homenhim, Nelion, 13 poundi,\non Ruby Eye, it Kooteniy Bay, Nov.\n2, weighed in by O. Thomu, Balfour.\nCipt J. A. MacDonald, Nelion, 12\npoundi 13 ouncei, on Red Eye Wig-\ngler. it Pilot Biy, Oct. 4, weighed\nin by R. Jennlngi, Procter.\nC. J. E. Gny, Bonnington, 12\npoundi 12 ouncei on Glbbi Stewart\nNo. 6, it Wllwn Creek, Oct. 6 weigh\ned In by W. Klini, Procter.\nG. Grlmwqod, Nelion, 13 poundi\n12 ounces, on Plug, it Outlet, Nov,\n4, wejghed in by 0. Thomu, Bilfour.\nC. J. I. Grey, Bonnington, 12\npoundi 6 ouncu, on Clendon Stewart, it Pilot Biy, Oct. 4. weighed in\nby R. Jennlngi, Proetir.\nW. Harkness. Nelion, 12 poundi\n3 ouncei, on Plug, otf Pilot Biy\nLighthouse, Oct. 10, weighed in by\nW. Klini, Proetir.\nL. 0. Bartlitt, Nilion, 12 poundi\n1 ounce, on Glbbi Mirtln Plug, it\nWilson Creek. Sept. 23, weighed ln\nby R. Jennlngi. Procter.\nCipt. J. A. McDonild, Nelson, 12\npoundi, on Clendon Stewart, it Pilot Biy, Oct 9, weighed In by Mrs.\nL. Jmnlngi, Procter. .\nMn. G. A. Donildion, Procter, 11\npoundi 12 ouncei, on Gibbi Mirtln\nPlug off Queen'i Biy Point, Nov. 4,\nwtlghed In by Mri. 0. Thomu, Bilfour. i\nWilier Hirknesi. Nelion. 11\npoundi I ouncu, on Gibbi Plug, off\nLighthouse Point, Oct. 12. wilghed\nin by Mn. L. Jennlngi, Procter-\nW. Vint. Nilion. 11 poundi 2\nouncei, on Glbbi Martin Plug, it\nIrvlni Creek, Nov. 4, weighed In by\nW. Klini, Procter.\nAngui McLeod, Nilion. 11 poundi,\non Olbbi Stewirt No. S. it Lime\nRocki, Nov. 3, weighed In by W.\nKline, Procler.\nJ. H. Donildion. Procter, 10\npoundi 11 ouncei. on Glbbi Stewirt\nNo. 4, it Blike, Bept. 27, weighed\nInb y W. Kline, Procler.\nClpt. 1 A. McDonild, 10 poundi\n10 ouncei. on Clendon Stewart, at\nPilot Biy, Od. 14, weighed ln by!\nJ W. Riley. Procter\nCipt J. A. McDonald. 10 poundi\n10 ouncei. on Clinden Stewart, it\nIrvine Creek. Oct. IB, wilhged In\nby J. W. Riley, Procter.\nR. D. Hickey. Nelion. 10 poundi\nI ouncei, on Mirtln Plug, it Irvuit,\nCreak. Nov. 4, wilghed In by Mri !\nD Phllpot. Balfour.\nHirviv H. Stone. Bonnlnalon, 10\npoundi iti ouncu. en Rex Ping, it |\nKooteniy Biy, Nov. 3 wilghed In\nBy W. Kline, Procter.\nCipt. J. A. McDonild, Nilion, I\npoundi It ouncee, on Stewirt, it\nIrvine Criek. wilghed In by W.\nKline. Prarter\nDr. T. H. Beymin. Nelson. 9\npminda 4 ouncei, ne Olbbi Martin\nPlug, it wilion Creak, Sept U,\nweighed in by R. Jtnninfa, Procter.\nT. Homenhim, NiliAn, I pou\n14 ouncei. on Ruby Er\u00bb, it Kooteni\nBiy. Nov. 3. wilghed in by\nThomu, Balfour.\nBy ENIDNEMY\nCanadian Preu Staff Writer\nWINNIPEG, Nov, 7 (CP)-Mtn\nwho flew with thi Royil Cmidlin Air Force ind Ft. A. P. Perry\nCommind find there li \u2022 difference between wir ind peicetlme\nflying.\nAt the Trtns-Cuidi Airline Pilots School here, only veterini are\nemployed but their training is Just\nas difficult and thorough u thit of\nmen trilned before ind during the\nwir. About 120 ex-servicemen now\nare flying for T. C. A. and a class of\n16 has just begun triining.\nPrevloui experience il ill but for-\ngotten once they ire accepted is\nT. C. A. pilot trained. There it three\nweeki of ground ichool, 25 houn of\nlink trainer work md up to 20 houn\nof ilight Imtructlon before they ire\nnullified u flight officere. Uiuilly\n\u2022 yeir liter they ire mide captilni.\nSTART FROM SCRATCH\n\"We itirt everyone from icratch,\"\nuid Jim Meakln of Edmonton, chief\nimtructor of the Pllot'i Ground\nSchool. \"If they don't make in effort they don't get through.\"\nThe chief difference between R-\nC. A. F. ind Air Una Plying Is the\ndegree of precision ba laid. \"In an\n\u2022lr line everything hu to bl smooth\nmd pollihed\u2014our flrit concern ls\nsifety md comfort whereu in military flying the miln thing il to get\nthere.\"\nMANY WASHED OUT\nJ, H. Sandgithe of Winnipeg, superintendent of'triining, uid 16 per\ncent are washed out before thiy get\non the line md ibout 29 per cent are\neliminated before they become captains.\n\"However, air force training It\nnot the cauie of washouts. It is Just\nbecause they are academically of\ntechnlcilly not _nitabl_\u2014they Juit\nhiven't the right temperaments.\" .\nT. C. A. takei i number of thlngi\ninto consideration ln chooiing prospective piloti^iild W. F. EnglUK\nVice-president. The amount ind\ntype ot flying done in the servicei\nmd educitlonil background ire alt\nconsidered.\n\"We find that a tramport ert\nbomber command pilot will likely\nmake a better ilr line pilot than I\nflier from the fighter command, ana\nonce they have received their train*\nbig we feel they ire second to none*\nThe men agree they will find the\ngreatest difference ln range work,\nairline procedure ind ilr reguli-\ntlons. They ilso find precision lar\nitrument flying itreued more It\ntheir new work.\nRobert Frinklln, I pilot trilnii\nend \u2022 former flight lleutinint\nfrom nur Siikatoon, tummed ue\ntha difference between the twe\n, types of flying hy. laying thit \"lis\nthi ilr force flying you ere ee\nyour own. Hart you have to ittck\nto schedule.\" A Brandon, Min,\nboy Kenneth MacBaln, who llu\n\u2022ervid u 1 flight lieutenant and\nwu awarded thi D. F, C, talrf\n\"thli lin't the same free and eny\nflying ... The tafety of the pan-\n\u2022ngere comu flnt.\"\nIntereit ritu payable by the British\nTreasury to the binki.\nThe move li Intended to force idle\nmoney into cireulition ind to reduce thi coit of capital to lnduitry.\nOwnen of capitil will ba forcid to\nInvest ln productive enterpriie if\nthey desire i reuomble return on\ntheir money,\nIntereit rite piyible to the banki\nby the Treuury on Treuury depoiit\nreceipts hu been cut from 2V, per\ncent to S pec cent. Rite payable\non discounted bills hu been reduced from 1 per cent to V, ftr\ncent Call money will eirn V, per\ncint, md cuh will eirn nothing it\nill. In the iggregite these cuts wtll\nreduce the total eirnlngi of the\nbinki by 144 millions \u2022 yeir.\nIn order to recoup themielvei tht\nbinks muit pm ilong theu cut!\nto their depoilton. They will no\nlonger piy Intereit on current ic-\ncount balances. No Intereit will be\npild on dipoilti lodged for i ihorter\nperiod thin 14 days Intereit rates\non loim lubject to 14 diyi notice\nof wlthdriwil will be H ptr cent\nptr annum.\nIt li not too ioon to uy that fur.\nther movei along ilmllir linei ire\nunder conilderition. Sir Stafford\nCrlppi ii known to favor penaltiei\non Idle money u \u2022 meins oi reducing the cost of capital to lnduitry and ii i meant of reducing the\nheavy burden of Brltiin'i coloui!\ndebt.\nThese development! are deilgned\nto give Kope to privite enterpriie\nto function in the genera! Intereiti\nof lociety ind obviite the laemlng\nneceuity of itite operation of Industry\u2014Vincouver Niwi-Henld.\nDeaths\nWilllim Wird\u00ab\nNEW YORK\nNorton, S4, Preiident of tbe W,\nNorton Publlihlng Compiny.\nCAIRO\u2014Jick Nlcholi (ige u\u00bb\navailable) Vlce-Preildent In chirge\nof international operation! of Tram-\ncontinentil ind Western Airliner\nTORONTO \u2014 Jimei Lawler, TA\nformer editor In chief of publicitlodl\nfor thi Dominion Department oa\nthe Interior.\nLONDON-Lady WooUey, wife et\nthe Archaeologist Sir Leonard Wool-\nley, ln a London hotel, lt wis in-\nnounced todiy. Herself in luthorlty\non antiquities, ihe had accompanied\nher husband on all hll trevell.\nHelps Check Colds Quickly\nYou cu often check a oold quickly\nIf you follow then iMtructiow.\nJust u non M you feel the cold \u00abooi-\nIng os ind etpen-D-i bwdiche, paini\nia the back or liml*. nraiaas through\nUw hodv, Uke a Paradoi table*, a good\nbig drink ol hot limoaadW or ginger tea\n\u2022nd go to bad.\nThe Piradol iflenji lb-net Immediate relief (roni tha pain ind if hen and\n-.lpa)outogito\u00abloile\u00bbp. Thtdcae\n\u25a0y be repeated, If Between-, mteOtA-\nII there ii mra-\n\u25a0Hill with two\nI'tredol tablita dh-ohnd in water. 3caA\ntry Piredal thi eat tima you ban a\neld md wa ba--m that jrou will he\nw-llpleued. PmdoldOM\npoint\nKy it reputed, tf D\nU>thidireet-_D.\ndm ot ti* throat,\nIdounotdliip.\nm\n.:)\nDr. Chase's Paradoi\n..-___. Jr_\naaaaaaattl il I l\" I\n.-\u25a0\u25a0_;_-\u25a0. _,._:\u25a0 ^\u2022\u25a0_t\n__m_m\ni\n..,- ,..vl'.;,.j .\n I\u2014\n\u25a0Tt\nItcelve\n-Line\n95\nAndrew\n& Co.\nS in Footfashion\ntoesn't\nhis Guy\n!H, Okla., Nov. 9 (AP)\nAggie football fan,\nilllfold containing $70\nll to the University of\ngime here Saturday,\nad: \"Just return the\nIh't care about the\nJSECOATS\n14 to 20\nITED COLORS\n8 \u2022 $25.00\nN FIRST LTD.\n: Lb\nrview\nMarket\n5\u2014Free Delivery\n\u2022* 30c\ner Lb Z JC\nVEAL JC\nPer Lb. -C._?C\nVIAL 25c\n\u2022r Lb. _ 15C\nCIAL QUALITY\nSTS: Lb: 2*jC\n38c\n15c\nPer Lb. 35C\ni-MON JC\nPer Lb: J DC\nlh Fruit and\nobles Daily\nUTS,\ncrLb\nIEEF:\nN\nDrastic Action '\nHeeded Says\nTechnocracy Head\nSpeaking before m attentive\naudience In the Legion Hall on Wedneiday night. Hub Clark of Vmcouver, authorized speaker for Technocracy Inc., In I ltcturt entitled\nContinental Crisis' uld that North\nAmerica'! greatest economic and\nsocial crisis of ill time would bl\n\"dumped In our laps\" ln tht Imminent future ll \u2022 reiult of the discharge trom wir lnduitrlei, ind\nprogressive demobiljiatlon from\narmed forcei of the United Statei\nand Canada, of millions of potential\nworktri.\nTht ipi-ker pointed out that the\ninduitrlil production of the United\nStatu and Canada at the clou of\nWorld Wir II, wis running it approximately two and half the prewar rate, with nearly 12 million key\nworkers withdrawn Into the forcei.\nWe can absorb a percentage of\nour returning veterans by the displacement of the boyi, old men, ind\nwomen who are working todiy, but\nthat ii not our main problem,\" he\nsaid. \"Our main difficulty ii Technological Disemployment,' the displacement of labor by the installation ot new and faster mechanical\nmeant of doing the Job.\nPhillip Murray, President of\nC.I.O., itited recently thit 'Present\nGovernment legislation ln the United Stitei would tike care of approximately one in five returning\nveterans.' The remaining four would\nat that rate find U their own responsibility to find new jobs, retrieve old ones, If possible, or drop\nout.\" Continuing,-Mr. Clark said,\n\"If we in this country have been\nblinded during the past few years\nby the greatest payroll and spending boom In our hlitory, lt is time\nto look out. How miny of us re-\nalize that we hid gone over the top\nof the hump before VE-Diy?\n\"Avillable figure! Indicate thet\nduring i period of ilx month! ln 1944\nthe US. Federal Government cancelled thirteen billions In prime war\ncontracts. Just before VJ-Day leaders tn Government and Labor told\nus that the telegrams were written\nout at Washington and Ottawa cancelling all war contracts. They were\nevidently sent on schedule.\"\nThe aircraft plant the speaker\nwu working In \"folded up over\nnight.\" People were wondering whit\nnext, md they hid reison to wonder. The evidences of the psychology\nof i defeited nitlon were all iround.\n\"Those who are out of work can't\nbuy, this ln turn affects consumption and the purchasing power of\notheri is immediately affected.\nThose who proposed expansion of\nplant become Jittery, ind the effect!\nof the grut 'deflation wringer* commences to mike It-ell felt.\n\"Have our young men md women who have been offering and in\nmany instances giving their livu,\ndone so Juit to come back to what\nwe had before, only worse, unemployment, dislocation and lack of\npurchasing power?\"\nMoit of them reillied thit mni.\nthing more wai needed than the de-\nfeit of Fascist arms ibroid. \"Our\nwar is aglinst fascism, scarcity, feir\nmd want,\" the speiker maintained,\nand until It was won in iti entirety\nthere would be no 'peice' here\nwhere we all went It, on the home\nfront.\"\n\"Everyoni realizes thst we muit\nhive i more equitable distribution\nof purchasing power, and to ichieve\nthli we must hivt i more equitible\ndlitrlbution of employment. Ttch-\nnocricy ii calling for i progrim of\n'totil conscription,' or total mobilization of ill our essential operations,\nembracing men, machines, miteni!\nind monty, to ensure the imoothut\ntraniltlon, with tha leut dlilocitlon,\nInto the puce.\n\"A contlnuince of preient politico-business operttlon muni inevitably increasing sociil lnitabilty.\nThere ire only two bodlu In thi\nU.S. md Canada who hive the authority to liter thli, tht Fedtril\nGovernments of our two countriu.\nIf thiy tiki thi coungeoui ind\ndrastic ictlon deminded by the\ninirch of events on thli continent,\nby Um total mobilization of ill our\nvital operations for the benefit of\nthe peoples of thil continental area\nwe are Ulured of the complete elimination of insecurity, scarcity, fear\nmd want We mult move Into in\noperation basedjor the flnt time ln\nhistory on 'nitlonil service from\nill, md profit to none.' Then Is no\nother wiy.\"\nOgloff Gets Six\nMonths for\nThree Burglaries\nJohn Ogloff, who wu taken Into\ncuitody eirly Thursday morning by\nCity Police on 'suspicion of breaking\ninto three Baker Street itoru, wu\ngiven sentences amounting to six\nmonths imprisonment with bird labor in Nelson Common Jail, when\nhe appeared before Magistrate William Brown in City Police Court,\nFriday. Hhe pleaded guilty to three\ncharges of breaking and entering\nand theft, and received sentences of\nthree, one, ind two monthi imprisonment, or i total of lix months.\nOgloff, who hails from Alberta\nand has no fixed addreu, Wu given\nthree months for entering Godfrey's\nLimited, and stealing gdods worth\n$34.48, one month for, entering the\nClub Cafe and taking $15 worth of\nproperty belonging to Mah Toy, Mah\nLing, Mah Chlnklood and Mah Yew,\nand two monthi for entering Peter\nK. Reibin's store ind stealing 127.22\ncuh.\nA Juvenile from Vancouver Is being held ln the City Jail on the same\ncharge, and Is expected to be arraigned within a week or ten days.\nThe stores were forcibly entered\nafter midnight on Wednesday. Milady's Fashion Shoppe, wai alio\nentered.\n. Chief of Police Robert Harihaw,\nwho laid the Information, was responsible for the capture of the\nmen.\nCONSIDERED DELICATE\nAS A BABY BUT DIES\nINHER100THYEAR\nHAWSTEAD, Englind, Nov, 0\n(Reuten)\u2014Considered \"dellcite\" is\ni girl, Mill Miry Ann Birney died\nhere todiy within two monthi of\nher 100th blrthdiy.\nPhofographs of Graves Marking\nLast Resting Place of Canadians\n\u25a0y MAURICE DESJARDIN8\nCanadian Preu Staff Writer\nGRANVILLE \u2022 IMNQANNERIE,\nFrance, Nov. t (OP)\u2014Individual\nphotognphi in being taken ef\neach of thi gravei whloh mirk\ntht last ratting place of 6000 Canadian fighting mm Wut ot thi\nStlm River.\nCipt rrink W. Kemp of Lli-\ntowtl, Ont, nld the picture! will\nbe processed by men of No. I Canadian CJnvu Regiitritlon Unit which\nhe led Into Frmce on D-diy plui\ntwo. The plcturei will be unt to\nthe next-of-kin of each fallen soldier.\n21000 GRAVES AT\nBENY-SUR-MER\nCanadians killed Wut of the\nSeine ire concentrated ln two big\ncemeteries neir Caen. There ire\nJlOO grivu it Beny-Sur-Mer, overlooking the Engliih Channel md\nthe landing beaches, while at\nBretteville-Sur-Lalze on the famoui\nCien-Falaise road there are another\n3500.\nTemporary white steel crouel,\nsbout three tut high, stand over\neich grive, Inscribed with the mme,\nnumber, Initials, rink md unit of\nthi soldiers. A 30-foot white crou\nli in the centre of each cemetery.\nLater, granite slabs, ilmllir to those\nuied in the Flrit Great Wir, wlU\nreplice the Itul crosses.\nGRAVES KEPT UP WELL\nIn both cemeteries the grivei in\nkept well decorated with flowers\nbrought by ths French civilians the\nCanidlini helped to liberate.\nCapt. Kemp uld there are about\n300 Cmidlin graves ln the Britlih\nmilitary cemetery it Bayeux md\nibout 20 it Ryes. Dud of the lit\nCmidlin Pinchute Battalion art\nburled ln the Renville cemetery be-\nilde men ofthe (th British Airborne\nDivision, with whom they served.\nISO CANADIANS NOT\nYST FOUND\nOnly 190 Canadians mlulng Wut\nof the Seine hive not yet been\nfound, Cipt. Kemp iald. A special\nCmidlin unit Including- \u2022 dentist,\ndoctor ind fingerprint expert Identified molt of the bodlei which lacked Identity discs.\nNELSON SOCIAL\nBy MRS. M. J. VIGNEUX\nCharge for engagement announcement! en thli pigi It 11.80\nEven Landladies\nGet a Thrill\nCHICAGO, Nov. I) (AP)-Wiltir\nMick 42, wis fined 110 and warned\nto behave when he admitted killing\nhis landlady when she went to collect the rent. Mrs. Cele Slegel, 81,\ntold the court yesterdiy he was\njust one of i number of mile ten-\nmti who tried to itill off piylng\nthe rent by killing her. Mick pleaded guilty to diiorderly conduct\nHUNTER-MUNN\nt November 3 Rev. J. F. Smith\nof Edmonton united in marriage at\nEdmonton J. R. Hunter of Nelion\nmd Mlu Neta Munn, ex-mitron of\nthe Kulo Hospital. Mr. and Mri.\nHunter ire making their home ln\nthe Kerr Apartments.\n\u2022 Mr. ind Mri. A. R. Moore of\nWillow Point vlllted town yuterday.\ne Mrs. J. C. McDonald and her\nthree daughters of Balfour viilted\nNelson yuterdiy.\ne Shopper! in the city yuterday Included Mr. and Mn. Charlei\nRamiay of Brilliant.\n\u2022 Commander Burrard A. Smith\nof Longbeach wu imong visitor! ln\ntown yuterdiy.\n\u2022 Mri. H. Kritich ind her baby\ndiughter hive left the Kootenay\nLike Generil Hoipital for her home\nit 412 SUlci Street.\n\u2022 Honoring Mrs. Harry Johnston of Montreal, gueit of Mrs. Harold Lakei, Roiemont, who spent\nleveril diyi in Nelion, Mn. H. M.\nWhlmiter, Filrview, entertained at\ntwo tablu of bridge when thoie\npliying Included Mn. Liku, Mn.\nJinet Coitei, Mn. R. L. McBride,\nMn. R. A. Peeblei, Mn .J. Fruer,\nMri. W. H. Hirold and Mrs. W. Tiylor.\n\u2022 Mr. md Mn. F. Sindel hive\nreturned to Trill Ifter ittending\nthe funeril of their nephew, Ron-\nild Jarrett, Thunday.\n\u2022 iClrcle No. 1 of.Tr-oity United\nW. A. met at'the home of Mn. H. D.\nFerguion, Mill Street, with Mri. R.\nScott u hosteu, when those present included Mrs. W. E. Coles, Mn.\nH. D. Dtwion, Mrs. J. P. Fink, Mn.\nJ. C. Grummltt, Mrs. ScotL Mrs. A.\nMcLeod, Mn. J. R. McLermm, Mn.\nCBC Announcer to\nSpeak Nov. 19\non Nelion District\nDoug Nixon of thi Cinidlan\nBroiduitlng Corporation will\nbroadcut on Nilion md dlitrlct\ntrom Vmcouver Nov. II at 7:80\np.m., Nelson Boird of Trade wis\ntold at I ti luncheon Frldiy.\nSecretiry W. O. C. Limkill uld\nthit I report of thi work of Nelson's\nRehabilitation Council md information on thi recent clothing drive\nfor the people of Britain wu furnished to Mr. Nixon for um on hli\nbroidcut\nOnifa (tih\nSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10\nt Delay - Do it Today\n1 VICTORY BONDS\nTai&h Tru-Art\nBEAUTY PARLOURS\nSS\nOver the* Air\n[Every Sunday at 10:30 a.m.\nRADIO\nNELSON\nLN\nHigh Mass\nFrom the\nCathedral of\ny Immaculate\nSpeaker November llth\n\\ Father E. Doyle\nCBC PROGRAMMES\nCKLN AND\nMORN INC\n7:30\u20140 Cimda (CKLN)\n7;31-Wake Up and Livi (CKLN)\n8:0O-CBC Ntwi\n8:15\u2014Pick of the Hlti\n8-0-Mornlng Clasilci (CKLN)\n8U-C.P.R Train Time\n8:4J\u2014Tout md Coffet Club\n(CKLN)\n90O-BBC Newi\n0:15\u2014Melodies for Juniori\n\u00bb 30\u2014Children's Scrapbook\n\u00bb:W-Tlmc Signal\n10:0O-Pan American! (CKLN)\n10:1S-CKLN Newi\nlOiSfr-Muiical Koundup (CKLN)\n10:45\u2014Soni Souvenirs\n11:00\u2014 Musleil Progrim\n11:15\u2014 Dlnih Shore\n11:30\u2014Noveltv Time\nAFTERNOON\nU:00-Solld Seulon\nU:I\u00bb-Solld Seilion\n13:S0-CBC Newi\n12:45\u2014 Matinee Memories\n1 00\u2014Concert Mitir.ee\nl:30-Concert Mitlnei\n1:00\u2014CBC Newi\n203- Musical Program\n2 SO-Eves Front\n3:00--Old Favourltei (CKLN)\n3 15-Old Favourltei ICKLN)\n3.30\u2014Curtain Echoes\n3:45\u2014Swlni Time (CKLN)\n4:00\u2014Tei Time Virletlei\n4:15\u2014Muilcil Progrim\n4:30\u2014Sacred Hurt Progrim\n(CKLN)\n4:45-Peerleii Newi (CKLN)\n5:00\u2014Civilcidi of Melody\n(CKLN)\n8:15\u2014Civilcidi of Melody\n(CKLN)\nSSO-Hippy the Humbug (CKLN)\n5:45\u2014Hippy the Humbug (CKLN)\n(vryiNC\n8:0O-CBC Niwi\n8:08\u2014N.H.L. Hockey\n830-N.HL. Hockiy\n7:0O-N.H.L. Hockey\n7:15-N.HL. Hockey\n7:30\u2014Orgtn Muilc\n7:45\u2014Orgin Muilc\n8:00\u2014To Be Announced\n8:15\u2014To Be Announced\n8:30\u2014Victory Loan Speiker\n(CKLNl\n8:45\u2014Hit Piridi\n9:00\u2014Lticeiter Squiri to\nBrotdwiy\n9:15\u2014Lelcllter Squiri to\nBroidwiy\n9:30\u2014Clirtmont Hotel Orch.\n9.45\u2014Muilcil Progrim (CKLN)\n10:00-CBC Newi\nI0:l5-Dil Rlchirdi Orch.\n10:30\u2014Don md Junne\n1045\u2014Al Donihut'i Orch\n11:00\u2014Ood Sivi thi King\nJ. Nell, Mri. Ferguson md Mri\nCuster as guest.\ne Moit Rev. Mirtln M. Johnson, D.D., Bishop of Nelion, hu left\nfor Greenwood where he will ad-\nminliter conlirmitlon tomorrow.\n\u2022 Mri. C. I. Archibald, ex-resl-\ndent of Nelson, who ipent the past\nyear md a half at the Coast, has returned.\n\u2022 St. Sivlour'i Mother! Club\nmembers met In Memorial Hall\nThursday ifternoon with Mri. M.\nLund ind Mri. Frank Phllllpi u\ntei hoitesses. Otheri ittending were\nMrs. W. R. Perry, Mrs. J. Dawney,\nMn. T. W. Cartwright, Mlsi Frances\nWard, Mn. F. Jaiper, Mrs. Thomas\nGerman, Mn. E. B. Pearce, Mrs. ?.\nJ. Boyce, Mri. J. D. Allen, Mrs. W.\nG. C. Linskail, Mrs. J. S. Rogen,\nMrs. A. William! and Mn. J. Hamlet\n\u2022 Mri. Mirtln of Bonnington\nvisited town yesterdiy.\n\u2022 G. C. Cidy of Spokine is a\ncity visitor.\n\u2022 Mr. md Mn. Fred Carmi-\nchiel, 830 Kootenay Street, have\nhad u guut Mrs. Cirmichael's sitter, Mrs. H. Bryant of Klmberley,\nwho returni today after attending\nthe funeral of her nephew, Ronald\nJarrett.\n\u2022 Mn. Bland of South Slocan\nvisited town yesterday.\n\u2022 Mn. Gaskell of Willow Point\nspent yeiterdiy in thi city.\n\u2022 Mn. L. S. Bridley, Josephine\nStreet, entertained it \u2022 luncheon it\nArmion'i Wetaudir In compliment\nto'Mrt. IflrryVormiton of Montreal,\nformer Nelsonlte.\n\u2022 Mn. George Battershill of\nNakuip, who hu been the Implri\ntion of miny affalri during her visit\nln Nelion, returni home todiy.\n\u2022 Very Rev. Father Flynn, rector of the Cathedral of Miry 1m-\nmiculite, will spend Sundiy it Cutlegir.\n\u00ab Mn. John McCuilg, Silica\nStreet, honored her houu guut,\nMrs. George Battershill ot Nikuip\n\u2022t in evening pirty Tuesdiy. Con-\ntuti were the miln feature with\nhonon' going to Mrs. Ernest A.\nMiriden ind Mrs. E. Howarth. Other Invited guesti were Mrs. Charlei\nF. Gigot, Mrs. W. Carruthers, Mn.\nM. L. Crilg, Mn. Jesse Seiby, Mn.\nGeorge Thompson, Mrs. M. Bridlay\nmd Mlu B. Short.\ne Mrs. R. L. McBride. Hoover\nStreet, entertilned it in Informal\ntei Wedneidiy ifternoon In honor\nof Mn. Hirry Johniton of Montreal.\n\u2022 Lieut. Gordon Batley who hai\nspent leveril weeks visiting his pirenti it South Slocin ind hll brother\nat Nelson, hu left to tike up hli\nformer poiitlon u supervisor for the\nBritlih Americm Oil Company. Hli\nheadquarters will be it Moou Jaw,\nSask.\n\u2022 Miu Miftldi Cecchlnl. 138\nBaker Street, Nelson, has left to\nspend the holldiy week-end with\nher iliter, Mn. E. Bortolusii, 23_\nWellington Street, Trill.\nAsk Provincial\nMaintenance of\nSlocan Hospital\nNelson Board of Trade it its Friday luncheon decided to ask the\nNakuip md Ntw Denver Boards of\nTride to Join with lt ln miking rtp-\nreuntitloni to the Provinclil Government to take over ind maintain\nthe tuberculosis hospital it New\nDenver it iuch time thit the B. C\nSecurity Commlulon ihould vacate\nIt.\nC. B. Garland stated that tha hospital at present hid accommodation\ntor 75 TB cases, but then wu sur-\nroundtng ground on which cottages\ncould be erected, u at Trinqullle,\nthui doubling the accommodation.\nHe pointed out that relatives could\nconveniently visit Kooteniy patients\nin a hoipltal it New Denver, uy\nin a Sunday, Instead of the prevailing impossibility of making a\none-day round trip to Tranqullle. '\nPeople from the Salmo Valley\nand Trail would alio be interested\nln thii plan, Mr. Garland auerted,\nsince the hoipltal could also be\navailable for silicosis victims.\nNILSON DAILY NIWS, SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1945 \u2014 B\nBoard Trade Hears\nHope of Air Service\nfor Nelson by May\nReporting to the Nelion Board of\nTrade at Friday's luncheon meeting\nat the Hume Hotel, Mayor N. C.\nStlbbi itated thit Len Cutler, as\nreplicement for H. D. Dawson who\nwu unable to get iway becauie of\npressing City Engineer duties, was\nrepresenting Nelson it the ucond\nB.C. Aviation Conference Thunday\nind Friday In Pentlcton. M. C. Don-\naldson of Salmo wai also ittending.\nMiyor Stibbs also told of tba current proponl of Don Hermon ind\nG. Brown, of Trill, to eitibliih a\nseaplane bue at Lakulde Park.\nTheir plm will be lubmltted to\nthe Council when Hermon return!\nfrom ittending the Pentlcton Air\nConference, ind the Council will go\nover the witertront with them.\nThe Mayor hoped that Nelion\nwould have air lervlce by Miy.\nBoard Trade lo\nUrge Pre-War\nFerry Schedule\nOn motion Of O. A. Hoover, Nel-\nlofi Boird Of Tride it Iti Friday\nluncheon meeting decided to pro-\ntut the recently-Imposed Winter\ncurtailment of tin Nelson ferry service. Mr. Hoover considered It m\nImposition\" to have to Ut md wilt\nfor thi ferry on ltt pruent 30-min-\nutt lervlce, while thi Castlegar\nferry wu giving u frequent service\nuever.\nA litter, received from Ernest\nSmith, Dlitrlct 'Engineer, Depirtment of Public Worki, idvlud the\nBoird of Trade that effective Nov. 8,\n20-mlnute lervlce would continue\nto be avillable only during the rush\nperiods between 7 md 9 i.m., md\n8 md 7 p.m. The ferry would operate every hilf hour, 10 mlnutei after\nthe hour md 20 mihutes to the hour\nfrom Lakeside Park, between 9 a.m.\nmd S p.m. md 7 p.m. to midnight.\nFrom midnight to 7(10 i.m. the ferry\nwould run hourly, on mil.\nIN\u00bbTITUTB PROTMT*\nA proteit wu recleved by the\nBoird of Tride ln \u2022 letter from\nMlu C. Rou, Secretiry of the Women's Initltute it Willow Point, In\nwhich lt wu complained that now\nthat gasoline restrictions were lifted md since the ferry hid \u2022 new\nengine md a full itaff of men to\noperate lt, there wu no good reison\nwhy urvlee ihould be curtailed. The\nsaving a few gallons of gu by\nthe ferry did not compensate the\nresidents of the North Shore, who\nwere the miln users of the ferry,\nfor the inconvenience they were put\nto In commuting between Nelion\nmd their homei and ranches, the\nletter said.\nThe Women'i Initltute wrote thit\nnow Winter wu approaching, the\nroadi were becoming huardoui and\nthe milling of a ferry was easy and\nmeant \u25a0 hilf-hour wilt. If there\nwere children ln the car, it worked\na great hardship on them.\nThe iupport of the Boird of Tride\nwas asked in requesting the Government to return to the pre-war 20-\nminute schedule.\nThirty-one American newipiper\ncorreiponde ',' ilone were killed\nduring the war In ensuring that\nnewspaper readers get the news.\n\"r7T\nFreemaN\nFURNITURE CO.\nThe Houu ot Furniture Valuu\nPhoni 115 Nelion\nBUY ON OUR\nBUDGET PUN\n\u00ab\nTermi ln iccordanct with Wir-\ntlme Pricei md Tridi Regulation.\n\"No country ln thi world ll better\nserved br 1U press thin Cinidi.\"\u2014\nSenator Charlei Biihop.\ntmmtwatswm\nSPENCER SUPPORTS\nFor health garments ond\nfigure control, tee\nMRS. THEA A GIBSON\n110 Ktrr Apti, Nelion.\nIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli\nWOOL DRESSES\nFor Winter Wear\n' Sizes 11 to 17\nno te fas\nMILADY'S FASHION SHOP\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\nMALCOLM'S FURS\nStongi\nRepiln \u2014 Alteritloni\n6S9 Baker St. Phone 9M\nMILK\nOlve thi children\nloti of lt\nKooUnay Valley\nDairy\nReliable Watch Repairing . .\nConsult\u2014\nseottMtemoeemet\nCHRISTINE'S\nBABY SHOP\nOPPOSITE PALM DAHUM\nPhone 331\nKEEP THE CHILDREN WARM IN\n# Pullover Sweaters # Windbreakers\n% Kimonos (oil sizes)\n\"LITTLE PAL\" DRESSES md JUMPERS. Priced it-\nS4J0 and HM\nALSO LITTLE GIRLS' BLOUSES\nSUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11\nCKLN AND\nCBC PROGRAMMES\nMORNING\nt.SS\u2014O Canidi\n8:.9-CP.R Triin Tlmi\n\u00bb:0O-Bpc Newi\n9 15- Neighborly News\n(JO-NBC. Concert Orck '\n| 15*-Timt Slgnil\n10:00\u2014 BC Girdener\n10: l\u00bb-CKLN NEWS\n10:\u00bb-Mui from thi Cithedri] of\nMirr Immiculiti (CKLN)\n11 00-Mtii from thi Cithednl of\nMirv lmmieulite (CKLN)\n11:50\u2014Rtligloui Period\nII:4\u00bb\u2014Rtllgloui Period\nAFTERNOON\nll:(\u00bb-New York Philharmonic\nOrch\n11:10\u2014Ntw York Philharmonic\nOrch.\nliOO\u2014Niw York Philharmonic\nOrch\n110\u2014Church of thi Air\n1 00-CrVC Ntwi\nI 0\u00bb\u2014Concert Corner\n3 lS-Concert Corner\nJ VS-.Oettln' Sentlmentil (CKLNI\nT iS-Geltln' Sentimental (CKLNl\nl:0O\u2014Old rivourltei (CKLNi\nISO\u2014John EUhir Reporti\n3:4\u00bb\u2014Swing Time (CKLN)\n400-Sundtr Strtnidi (CKLNi\n4:15\u2014 Hippr tht Humbug (CKLN)\n4:\u00bb~Htppy thi Humhul (CKLN)\n4:4*-Purle-i Ntwi (CKLN)\nS:00\u2014Chirlle McCirthj Show\n5.SO\u2014Cm You Imigtne ThitT\n(CKLNi\nS.45\u2014Divid Evini (CKLN)\nS:S!-Songi for Sundiy (CKI.N)\nEVENINC\n<:0O--StlglM\n6 l.-Stig! 44\n\u2022 JO-Oldeon Progrtm (CKLN)\nJ:4\u00bb-Gldton Progrim (CKLN)\nI SJ-CP.R. Tnln Time\n700-CBC Ntwi\n\u25a0MF. Mttthiw Hilton\nLJO-Sundiy Night Show\n7.45-Sundir Night Shew\n\u00ab:0O-NI|ht Muilc\nJ JO\u2014Muilc from lht Piclflc\n\u00bb:0O-NIght Millie\n9 15\u2014Night Muitc\n\u00bbS0~M\u00abth\u00bbr ind Did Request\n(CHLN)\nB.45\u2014 Mother ind Did Request\n(C-SLrl)\n10 00-CBC Ntwi\n10:1*-Mother ind Did Requeit\n(CKLN)\n10 TO God Sivi tht King\nGets 6 Monthi\nfor Purse Snatching\nTRAIL. B.C., Nov. \u2022 (CP)-Robert\nWilson, wno cime here from Vincouver two weeks sgo, wis sentenced to six monthi in Jill when\nconvicted in police court here thli\nwuk on i chirge of purse mitch-\nIng.\naMC TO TWO\nThen will not he too-h-rl\/s,,,\nfoe 12 snoothi. tmt tku,\nVictory Boodi were purchu-\nk-memwo+typammkaeteet\n\"ver 0 nvoBihi. Thli elme, huv\niwte is nsiny \u25a0rsv.d iy-cir.s\nWON* COME TRUE;\n* vo IS A\nTOO HEAVY I\nCARRY I! I\nMAU-\nPOE.S YO\"\nEX PECK. ME\nT' WALK T'\nMAH OWN\n' FC^NEflAL?-\nI\n*n\nI\nIMUST0TTHI9eOLP\nSTAN OFF ME COAT-1=\nMASGl_r FINDS OUT I'VE\nBEEN EATM-INSTEAD\nOP BEN'ON THAT FOOL\nDIET-SHE'D KILL WE--\nYES-MAGGE-I'LL BE\nQUAD WHEW I KN END\nTHIS DET^JUST THINK'\nALL I HAD TOW. WAS\nA HALF A BOWL OF __\nMILK -AND A Tlwy f\nLITTLE CRACKER*\nMR.JK3<&9-AKAR DtNTV\nMOORS JUST W-tOKlED\nAN' HE5 WORRIED-AS\nVOU DIDN'T EAT ALL\nOF THE SECONO DISH\nOF tCORNED BEEF AKI'\nCABBAGE--DIDN'T\n. YOU LH^ IT P?\nIW!\nWEUrl\nWHAT I\nNOW IT'\nTURN!\ncaaaEjeeMa-M\n\/s\\\nV\/HEN I BUILD ee\notvn Houser\nQOING TO PUT!\nSeCRETRANQi!\nTO HlDeN'\nuJu.-iLu\nANOTWEE\n*\nP\nIq)\nflLt B__\n\u25a0st \\ W^r-t\njjkr\\rvt.\nJkafe\nm_\\ vumi\nIf tt YUM!\n^\nn\nPMMFAHfAPANOAUMOeil-f\ntHF FACTCeX-ATLASTCHAN\u2014 TO\nAJtueiTHIMf\nCH, A mmit!)NtrTKfi.iND THAT.Y.THii IS JUiTTOMAAF\nV-rTsWHw^\/tA'AM-ftfAie ([SumKMtKtWT~f j\nhlxt,' \/ _rr*ts.ua >to\u00ab *>> 7\u00bb siockme\nfvTOtkmiXMlHCtl AT\nLASTCHAMCi.'j\nNOTjusTMMST\nCHICkJ_N5Al.no\nMARK\nffwu:\nQMKl WlVS \u00ab\u00bb\u00bb, MU> 1\nU FELTING A PHONE CM.I ___t BUI t___\\__\nIKY1MCAU\nWUJOKA..U\nPIIOI JOsJSl\nMIOOH _ IV KEN MMiKl\ntttt Itm FLYING IHE) INDIA, Arlt\n\u25a0at (Mer MAKE rr \u00bbA\u00ab\nTO COM. CAY- *_U HAVE TO\nRIDE OUT THE fTORAt ON IX\n_irwm ftDE Of ONE OF\ni\n .\t\n '.'*# n v- .h'\n'. ;\\. \u25a0 , .\nPHONE 144\nBIRTHS\nJH\u2014To Mr. md Mn. Steve\n.Grmlte Roid, it Kooteniy\ngeneral Hospital, Nov. 2, a\n5HOFF\u2014To Mr. md Mn.\niachoff of Brilliant, at Koo-\nLeki General Hospital, Nov.\nf-To Mr. and Mn. Clifford\n04 Carbonate Street, at Koo-\nLake General Hoipltal, Nov.\nON\u2014To Mrs and Mil. John\nat Kootenay Lake General\nB, Nov. 7, a ion.\njfcjjfo Mr. and Mri. Irwin\nM5 Victoria Street, at Koo-\nLake General Hospital, Nov.\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY\nA8SAYERS AND MINI\nREPRESENTATIVES\nE W. WIDDOWSON k CO. assAy-\nen, Ml Josephine St., Nilion.\nH, & ELMES, ROSSLAND, p. C\n'Aiiayer, Chemlit, Mini Rprlntve,\nfk\u00ab'\"m-ikt Wmm ASSAi!\nOffice, 410 Kooteniy Bt. Nilion.\nA J BUIE, Independent Mini Representative Pox 64. Trill, B.C.\nBUILDING CONTRAdtSfflT\nHELP WANTID\n6mCJED AND PRACTICAl.\nI for a power-equipped, lr-\nd, modern farm ln the Cran-\n[ dlitrlct Private residence\nded. Good termi. Referencei\nrad. Box No. 0988 Diily\nB-A V6<_W_ klNG-3\nin to work on dairy farm.\nJ pij fair wigei, and would\nlood home to a respectable\nS. Milking not necesiary.\n\u25a0 Boi; 1783 Dally News.\t\n_TT;OR~eRESTON VAL-\nospltaL graduate nune, sal-\n1100 monthly and mainten-\nApply to lecretary, Creston,\nBj-Saleslady TO SELL\ntoias Cards on commiilon\n\u25a0Apply Dally Newi;\t\nT-^ANtro'^iW tftaE\ndutlei. No furnace. Box 836\nNewi. \t\nJrGOdD tsktrstW. ti6oD\nFraruen Barber Shop,\nB.C\njObrTCHATNBLACK.\ntend, RR. No. 1, Nelion,\nOW AND INSTRUCTION\nNELSON BUILDING CONTRACT-\nors. No jobs too imall oi too largo\nPhone 384-JX3 Box IH\n\"CmROp'rlACTOr.ll\nJ. COLIN McLAREN, DC CH-BO-\nJractlc X ray Splnography, Strand\nheatre Bldg., Trill, B.C. P\nENGINEERS AND SURVt\"\nENG\nft. w.'kAdflfiM. MINIM ANB\nCivil Engineer. B.C. Land Surveyor Rosiland and Grand Form.\n\u00a7oyd c ifflrTXcX Hi Ooft*. ST.;\nNelson. B.C. Surveyor, Engineer\nINSURANCrANO REAL __Ft__\n6ias f. utMWSV. ttJSiJJRAKCE.\nReal Estate. Phone 133.\n&\nMACHINISTS\nBENNETTS LIMITED\nMachine Shop, acetylene and\nelectric welding, motor rewinding,\nPhone S93 824 Vernon St\nSTEVENSON'S MACHINE SHOP -\nSpeclalists tn mine and mill work\nMachine work, 1\nElectric and Act\nMachine work, light and heavy\n.\u2022etyle\n708 Vernon St, Nelion\nylene welding\nPh.\nCHARTERED ACCOUNTANT\nROGER M. HOYLAND\nChartered Accountant\n815 Victoria St, Trill Ph. 336\nBKO^_'ttkm_fi__lt\nre Not Satisfied!!\nwhy not usi your ipan\nSofltably? Why not un-\n, door to opportunity?\nbookkeeping and ac-\n\u2014j In your own home ln\ntoun off work ind pre-\njrouneU for opportunity\nft knocki.\n' preient correipondence\nhai i limited number of\n_mh for cmdldates. First\nante will be given prefer-\nIdresi all inquiries to:\nI-.\nJookkeeping\nInstructor\nCo Striet, Vifflouvir, B.C.\n*e bijy, sistx'AimncHAMcn.\nWhat have you? Ph. 334. Ark Store\nLIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND\nFARM SUPPLIES, ETC\nTHE IWHICH m{U..a\nCHICKS cm HHIHTJ\nt\n\"PoStal\nWrite for Free Bulletin ond\nPrice List.\nITS RESULTS THAT COUNT\nRbmp&Scndall\nBOX N, LANOLIY PRAIRB, B.C\nBox N Vernon, B. C.\n(Branch Hitahery)\nJOR SALE-8V4 YR. OLD HORSE\nibout 1250, broken for work md\nhorseback. (50. John KazakoU,\nShoreacres, B.C.\nTYPISTS.\nGovernment wort You J wANTED-COW. GOOD, YOUNtf,\nFor S^\n% ot in acre adjoining ihe city\nlimlti. All cult.vited.Clty wate.\nand light, bathroom, etc. Two\nbedrooms, sitting room, pari\nitone foundation. Fruit, treei;\n\u2022mall fruit*. Small shack on\nproperty. Occupancy by Nov,\n_ind. $1300 will & >% CAA\nhandle. Price\nTwo good building loti. Close\nln. No hllli to climb.\nPrice \t\nloti. Close\n$450\nC. W. Appleyard\n&Co.\nEit. 38 yean\nReal Estate and Iniurance\n302 Baker St Phone 289\nWhV, StSt 'change yourTtR?\nlniunnci on Houiehold Effects to\ni FLOATEK ALL RISK \"OLICY.\nThli protecti you igalnit Fire and\nTheft and many other haiards,\neither at home of travelling. Ask\nui for pirtlculan. C W. Apple-\nyird k Co.\t\nFOR SALE-LARGE h5USE,'FIT-\nted for 8 apt|. 3 blks. from Baker\nSt. All apti. occupied. Monthly\nincome $88.00. Cin be sold with\n2 or 4 loti, furnished or unfurnished. Cain or termi. Box 0911\nDally Newi. \t\nCANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY\nfirm land, partially improved and\nunimproved, alio grazing land In\nthe Provincei of Alberta and\nSaskatchewan. Desirable terms\nFor particular! apply to Aflt\nSupt Sain, 908 Dept of Natural\nResource!, Calgary.\t\nfOR SALE-A GOING CONCERN.\nSmall chicken and fruit ranch.\nApply owner, Box 0990 Daily\nNewi.\t\nVfAlWltMjjMALt ACtlEAGf ON\nKootenay Lake, Improved or natural beach, water. Particulars to\nBox 384 Dally Newt,\nFOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS\nOUT-OF-TO.WN CUSTOMERS\nwrite for our Chrlstmai Card\nsamples, ind make your choice\nwhile our selection ii at its peak.\nNelion Dally News, Chrlitmu\nCard Dept\nFOR SALE\u2014WINTER COATS AND\nski lult $7.50 each. Dresses, skirts\n$1 to $100 eich, fit girl 14, also\nmin's iult, size 40, $3.00. Lady'i\ntweed coats $2.50. Box 0955 Daily\nNewi.\t\nStandard Receipt books, 4\nrecelpti to page with duplicate\niheeti. Nelson Dilly Newi Prlnt-\nIng Dept.\nIN STOCK FOR\nIMMEDIATE\nSALE\nInterior Distributors for\nSpear & Jackson (B.C.) Ltd.\nSaw* hlti, holden. mill lup-\nplles. Challenger Power Chain\nliwi\nLawrence Manufacturing\nCo. Ltd.\nPower unlti, logging donkeyt,\nroad making machinery.\nJohns-Manville Co. Ltd.\nBuilding material!.\nThe Glldden Company Ltd.\nI'alntl, virnlihel and Ucqueri.\nInterior Agents for:\nEvinrude Outboord Motors\nElectric Lighting Plants\nCase Industrial and Farm\nProducts.\nPulleys\u2014solid and ipllt bearings, shafting and collars, etc.\nPipe\u2014black and galvanized, ill\nilzei. Pipe Fitting!\u2014velvet, etc.\nMine Ralls. Hoists\u2014single and\ndouble drurrl, large ana imall.\nMotori\u2014ilngle ind three pheie.\nComprmori iteam inglnei,\ncable ind chains. Stoperi and\ndrifters. Jack hammers, pumpi.\nNelson Machinery\n& Equipment Co.\n214 Hall St Phone 18\nMining, Milling ind Siwmlll\nMachinery. Building ind Contractor.' Supplier\nNATIONAL PORTABLE SAW-\nMILLS ire strongly built for economical production to suit Weitern Canadian timber. Manufactured by NATIONAL MACHINEBY\n^COJ^^^ncouver, B.C.\nfOR SALE-PIANO. GOOD TONE.\nCheap for cash. Box 0945 Daily\nNewt.\t\ntltM. EASTMAN MOVIE CAM-\nera. New condition. Phone M2\ndaytime.\t\nfOR SALE\u2014BLACK FUR COAT.\nApply Suite 5, Gallagher Apti,\nRiflwiy St\nPipe - frrriHBS\n\u2022TUMI sJ\u00bbft-\nclal low pricei Active Priding\nGcT, 918 Powill St.\nftW\nVancouver\nSALE - 2 SLIDING FIRE\n\u00bbln it home. Free lnforma-\n1C.C. Schooli, Winnipeg.\nUATIONS WANTED\n low ntei for non-com-\nal idvertliementi under\nliking\n.Itlcatlon to aisiit peo-\ning employment Only\nfreih. Price muit bi reiwnible.\nCuh. Box 835 Dally Niwi,\nfKi5\u00a5EED YORKSHIRE PIGS.\ndoon with track. Flnk'i Furn.\nSD.LL COAL HEATfR $8. 818\nGordon ltd. Near Ridio Stn^\nLDIN6 IRONDia\nNEW f\nboardi $2.50. Piy leu it the Ark.\nSU-UKEM. IUKI.SH.K_. flUO. j JE-J-;:,-.---= r PAIB~rirnT TNC\nSI? dollars each. F.O.B. Jowett F\u00b0R Sfi_l ~ _\u2122n CURLING\nttonei. Phone 84.\t\nfOR SALE-CHILD'S CRIB Bffi\nmittreu. Phone 19.\n\u00abft SALM-DA? Cl6ct; 6\/.K\nBrOI, Edgewood.\nWANTED, MISCELLANEOUS\nSHIP US YOUR SCRAP MITAL8\nor Iron. Any quintlty. Top pricei\npaid. Active Tridlng Compiny\n918 Powell St.. Vincouver. B.C-\n_ one week (8 diyi) coven\nlumber ol required liner\nle In idvince. Add 10c U\nlumber li deiired. _ ^^\n, PARPEN t, mJRSERY\n\"OF NEWLY-BUILT\nyou will be Intereited to *ANTED T6 Tn_s__iJ_ CAT.\"BOX\nnow possible for you to_ob- j 300^Da^, y^\t\nin I Ship Ybtm hides to j. p. mor-\nWANTED-SEVERAL CARLOADS\nof planed lumber moitly _x4'l,\nihiplap and boards. Write Royil\nLumber Yirds Ltd.. Calgiry, Alberta\nend ornimental treei\n, many patented. Cm all be\nA at reaiombli prlcei. For\nlnformitlon Write encloi-\nl itamp. Box 133 Dally\nijt AMnWnwrjst\nIn Canada, lateit varieUei;\nimellai, evergreeni, fruita-\n,lal_. Chooie your plmti at\nNURSEME8, W. 41st\nMine, Vincouver, B.C. New\nited catalog on request.\nJJ\"\"^ LLOYD\" GEORGE\niking Raipberry canei, 75c\nEnglish Whlteimlth Goose-\n50c each. Blickberriei \u00bb1\nBlack curranU 50c each.\nNelson. \t\n _ FRIE'~C~IRCU-\nable. Write Jack Gellit-\nla'i leidlng producer of\nbetter nut treei Box 19,\nBC\n|nn Baily Npujb\nttUEPHONl 1\u00ab4\nAdvertising Rote\n\u25a0 Una per Insertion\n__ line per week 18 cor,\nI Iniertloni for colt ot *>\ni line i month\nMl)\n_om t llnei per Ineertiori\n^pumben lie extra Thli\nliny number of tlmei\nI (LEGAL) NOTICES.\nDCRS. ETC\n\u2022 line first lniertlon ind\n\u201e, lutjiequent lniertlon\nABOVE RATES LESS\nI PROMPT PAYMENT\nHAL. tOW RATM\n.eomminlil iltuatloni\nI (er Iti fir my required\net llnei fir il\u00bb diyi.\nIn advance.\nION RATES\nI -\u2014I W\n, per weik\nVance 3B\n, per year 1300\nbide Ninon!\n\u2022iih ..... _ $ TJ\nonthi 1-M\n.. 400\n._. $00\ni ntei ipplv In Canidi,\nItitei and United King-\nmhlcrllieri living out-\nular carrier ire*\nand lo Cinidi\nxtri nostagt> Is required:\n31 m Hires' monthi\nI monthi 38 00i one r\u00ab'\ngan, Nelson. B.C.\nrocker. Apply 110 Joiephlne.\nRENTALS\nWANTED- LIGHT HOUSEKEEP-\ning room or. roomi, furnlihid. No\nchlldrm. R. G. Gordon, c-o CP.\nExpress Co. Ph. 414.\nBelt & Pulley\nDivision\nELECTRIC EQUIPMENT LTD.\nLirgeit Weitern Stocki\nV-rHP Belti 16\" to 100\"\nV-EC Cord Belts 30\" to 300\"\nTEXLITE PULLEYS AND\nSHEAVES\nSingle Oroove\u2014 ill wldthi\nMultiple Groovei.\nMAUREY PRESSED\nSTEEL PULLEYS\nAll iitie-Jtt\" to 19\"\nCONGRESS DIE CAST\nPULLEYS\nJH\" to 8\"\nSend for Frei Catilogue:\nBelt & Pulley\nDivision\nDominion BM|. \u2022 Edmonton\nPERSON\nGet our Fun-Budget Hood for t\nIawtww) At-\ntrance of belt youn agiln, with\nM^*W__\u00ab^(]R*o'\u00abr. II\n(JOMld SPKdHES-RECfTATKfrs\nbosk 50c; Amateur Mlnitel Book\n40c; Pirty Fun Book 50c. Emplri\nNoveltlei, Peterboro, Ontario.\n25c~rs l^^Sc\nP.O. Boi 434. Vancouver\n:p. roll developed end print-\niprtnti 8c. Free 3x7 coupon.\nm\nBROOC)\n\"EAR-\nklndi.\nrings, drug sundries\nWrite tor Surprise Pickige, $1.\nKootenay Distributing Co. Ltd.,\nDept N, Box 143, Nelson, B.C.\nFILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINT-\ned (8 or 8 exposure roll) 28c. Reprlnti 3c each. For your snapshot!\nchooie Krystil Finish Guaranteed\nnon-fade printa. Krystal Photos,\nWllkle. Saskatchiwan, EiUbllihas.\nover 30 yian.\t\nFURS\nBuy your fur coit now-^flpeclil\nprices, large telectlon\u2014No luxury tax.\nPOLAR FURS LTD.\n548 Granville St. Vancouver\nSOMETHING NEW-WIN A TRIP\nto the BATTLEFIELDS OF EUROPE or $2000 Victory Bond. Proceed! tin aid of Canadian Legion\nBuilding Fund. Tickets 3 for $1.00.\nSend money order to Imperial\nTreasurer, Branch 234, Canadian\nLegion, Guelph, Ontario.\nSTOP ITCHING Tl\neczema, psoriaiU, ringworm, a\nletei toot ind other ikln Irritations with Ellk'i Ointment Wo 8\nprescription of noted ikin ipeclal-\nlit Itch relieved promptly, ikri\nhealed quickly or monev refund-\ned, $1.00, $2.00. Mall orden filled\npromptly. Order today from Elik'i\nMedicine Co. Dept tit Saskatoon,\nSuk\nStop siJFFfAIKa FROM Tflt;\nlowing stomach Disorders: Acid\nSlomich, Icdigeition, Heirtburn,\nCoated Tongue, Bid Breath Sick\nHeadaches, etc. Uie Elik's Stomach powder No. 2, prepared by\nexperienced Pharmacist. It must\ngive Immediate results or money\nack. $1, $2. Ellk'i Medicine Compiny, Dipt 43, Sukatocn, Silked, $1.00, $3.00. Mill orden fljfid\npromptly Order today from EltK'l\niy fr\nCLfl\nNEWELL'S HE7TH CLINIcTMl\nKensington Bldg., Winnipeg Man.\nNewell'i Liver, Kidney and Bowel\nTei $3. Newell'i famoui Pile\nSalve. Full treatment $5. Sample\n$2. Newell'i famoui Virlcoe ulcer Salve. Sample $2. Newell'i\nfamoui Arthritis, Rheumatism Ll-\nnament Sample $2. Niw Life\nHerb Inhaler for sinus, headache\nmd citarrh. Lilt for years 75c.\nThe ibovi wld on money bick\nguirantee.\nAUTOMOTIVE. .\nMOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES\nTruck\nOperators\n825x20 Dual Heavy Duty\nTruck Chains.\n34x7 Dual Hwvy Duty\nTruck Chains.\n92x6 Dual Heavy Duty\nTriple Side Truck Chains.\nComplete line of Heavy Duty\nTruck Cross Chains.\nCentral Truck\n& Equipment\n703 Front St. Phone 100\nNELSON, I. C.\nMINI!\nAnglo-Huronlin\nArrrftitlci .-\u2014.\nAunor \u2014\nAubelle -\nAumiqui\nBue Metali Mining .\nB.HA3.. ...Z..\nBeattle Gold Mlnei .\n\" Jdgood Klrkland ...\nobjo Mines,- -.\nBuffalo Cdn\nBuffalo Ankerlte.:\nCaitle-Tnthewey ......\nCentrei' Patricia \t\nChntervlUe \u25a0\t\nCochenour\t\nConlerum Mines\t\nConvert \t\nConsolidated M k S\nDonalda ,..\t\nDome Mlnei\t\nDuqunni \u201e\nEaiTMalertle\t\nElder \t\nEldona .\nSEALED BEAM HEADLIGHTS.\nNelion Auto Wricking and Garage.\nHOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN\na $10,000 Home built wherever you\nwiiht Or If you prefer ,we wlU\ngive you $10,000 In victory Bondi.\nMonthly $100.00 Victory Bond\ndriw. Proceedi for underprivileged children ind their play-\nSoundi. DONT DELAY. SH\nwn right now, tend $1.00 to\nVerne Tupllng, Secretiry, Klwin-\nb Club of Sudbury, Box 53, Sud-\nbury. Ontirlo\nRave your doctor and\nHospital bills paid anywhere\nin North America\u2014No need\nfor large advance payments\nor groups. Contract can be\npaid monthly. Join the Reliance Health Assoc., Chamber of Mines Bldg , Nelson,\nBC\nWinterized\nAND\nReady tq Earn\n1937 FORD DELUXE COUPE\n1936 PACKARD 120 SEDAN\n1937 LAFAYETTE SEDAN\n1930 NASH SEDAN\n11930 PACKARD, 7 posseriger\nAlso\n2 Outboard Motors and\na Horse.\nKOOTENAY\nMOTORS\n(NELSON) LTD. '~>\nH. Harrop.\nNELSOH DAILY NIWI, SATURDAY, NOV. IQ, 1941 \u2014 7\nToronto Stock Quotations\nFalconbrldge Nickel\nFrance_ur \t\nOoldale \u2122\t\nGold Creit \t\nGiant TK _\nGolden Oiti \u201e_\nClod's Lake Gold\t\nRirker\nHird Rock Oold \t\nHirrlesne\t\nHoUlniey \t\nHasaga \t\nHudson Bay M ft 8\nInternal Nickel \t\nJaion ....\nJollet Quebec . >\t\nKerr-Addison \t\nKlrkland Lake\t\nLabrador \t\nLake Shore Mlnei ..\nLamaque \t\nLelteh Oold -\t\nLlngman Lake . ....\nLittle Long Lac .\t\nMacL Cockihutt \t\nMndscn Red Like\nMalartlc Gold\nMclntyre-Porcuplne\nS.33\n. M\n4.10\n. .10\n1.15\n.17Vi\nm\n1\n,M\n.41\n1.70\n1.54\n1.75\n1.71\n4.83\n1.80\n128\n74.25\n1,30\n28.25\n1.37\nIH\n1.21\n1.M\n129\n.78\n.25\n.85\n1.75\n30\n.54\n.11\n.84\n.38\n1523\n190\n84.73\n89.75\n.49\n.85\n15 85\n1,70\n7.00\n2325\n850\n1.45\n1.32\n1.30\n9.15\n3.35\n3.40\n71.80\nfCen-le Red Uke\niour Porcupine _\nPejmstet' _\nPerron Gold ,\u2014\nPickle Crow Odd ....\nPowell nouyn Oold ....\nPreiton Eait Dome ...\nQueemton \t\nQuemont , ,...\u201e\nSan Antonio Gold\t\nSherrltt Gordon .........\nSiscoe Oold .\u2022..:__.\nSteep Rock __\nBladen Malartlc \t\nSullivan Coni \t\nSylvanlte \t\nTeck-Hughei Oold ...\nTrimcont R _\nUpper Can \t\nVenture! _.\nWalte Amulet _.\nWasa Lake \t\nWright Hargreavee\t\nOILS\nBritlih Amerlcin ....\nChemicil Reieirch ....\nImperial _\nInter Petroleum\t\nRoyallte \t\nINDUSTRIALS\nAbltlbl Power A\t\nBell Telephone \t\nBrewers ft Dlitlllen\n9C Power \"A\" \t\nBC Power \"B\"\t\nBuilding Producti\t\nCan Car ft'Foundry ....\nCan Malting _\nCan Pac Rly\t\nCan Ind Alcohol \"A\"\nDominion Bridge \t\nFord of Canada \"A\" _\nGoodyear Tire _\nImperial Tobacco ......\nMontreal fower\t\nj Nat Steel Car _\nPower Corp _.\nKSteel of Can ......_,._.\n1.58\n1.66\n1.64\n1.60\n.41\n3225\n.72*\nM\nttt\n.71\n141\n4.15\n1.45\n2.70\n.95\n13.73\n6.00\n.70\n.75\n3.45\n.40\ns.no\n3.40\n5.10\n1.30\n2J40\n1275\n3 80\n1 40\n473\n14.13\n.31\n15.00\n11.89\n16.90\n9.00\n172.00\n11.00\n14.90\n4.00\n13.00\n16.29\n11.00\n17.39\n14.00\nSB.28\n18.23\n109.50\n13.38\n22.25\n11.26\n11.19\n78.28\nTYlwJud JjuwcU . . .\nXlfht million tons of food were\nfrown ln victory |ardeni u a reiult of dally ntwapaptr campaigns\nin Canada and the United States.\nDAILY CROSSWORD\nI Particle of\naddition\n4. Search out\n\u00bb. Hebrew\nmilium\n5. Fiber from\ncentury\nplant\n7. Dextcroui\n8. Scorch\n10.'Mender of\npoll, etc.\n11 Olouy-\nlurficid\nfibrlci\n13. Hall!\n17. Pirt of\n\"to bi\"\n10. Belonging\ntome\n11.1 ill nd (Br.\nW.Indlu)\nH. mull with\n.tackle\n(mut.)\n18. Arrogint\n(colloq.)\nM.Typi\nmruuri\n16. Percolated\n17. River\n((win)\nIS. Llcentliti\nln Medicine\n(ibbr.)\n10 Shop\nd.t:4.' aiauj '\n\\mm xwrvi\nanaciH aan__a\nrun i j \u00ab nn\naiiia_ii_n tm\nlit'.!, lf.lt\nin ai .:_ nu\nIW'I lll.lt\n\u25a0jiiii fi_i.i.ijji\nin ji'.iu iu.1\nwasa 1ijjsu\nIlill.ll l.-JUJl.\nUJ ill i.Xlri\nY>sU\"ii)'s lusn\n12. Elliptical\nU.Mark on\n. theiktn\nIt. Pick iway\n16. Terrible\n18. UtUe child\nACROSS\nl.Mmdirln\ntei\n4. Dandy\n7. Pile\n\u00bb. Sendi forth\n12 Chin\nwhtiken\n13, Networki\n14 Fit\n15. VVinderlng\n(vir.)\n18. Unit of\nwork\n17. Birdi, aa\niclisi\n18. Klngi\n(ibbr )\n19. Insect\n21. Number\nJ2.Inter\n24. Blundfri\n25 Ooddeis of\nhm'ests\n28. Kigoutof\ngimi\n2\u00bb. Aloft\n30. Awrtnkll\n31 At the prei-\nent time\n34 Opposite of\nbrother\n38 Prlmi donni\n37 To Impede\n(Uw)\n38. Per. to tldn\n39. Belch\n40. While silk\n\u2022cirf (Eccl )\n41 Marry ,\n42. Spread gru*\nto dry\nDOWN\nl.Horiee\n1 Flock\n(TtVPTOQlOTr\u2014A eryytegrea \u00abw6_Mea\nVBUH SH RVRBK SS MFXXrQ JtCHH.\nR TCDWN ri JCHRO RKO XIIKCKI-\no r o h.\nTutrrdiyi fryploouoUi THBRrg SUCH A CHARM IN\nMEI-ANCHOLY 1 WOIIl.n KOT, IF I COULD HI GAT-\nROGERS.\nSASH AND DOOR FACTORY AtfD\niiwmill esjulpment of ill types.\nSend ui your enqulrlei. Nitlonil\nMichlmry Compiny Ltd., Vincouver, B.C.\n i.JA tlJUJUMIill II. II 11,111\nIMMEDIATE DELIVERY\nOF RELIABLE MINING\nMACHINERY\nMancha Trami and Mucking Machines, Mine Rails,\nPipe, Compressori, Rock-\nCrushers, Boll Mills, Stop-\ners, Jock Hammers, Valvev\nVancouver Sales &\nAppraisals Limited\n8M Beich Avenue\nVincouver, B. C.\nQuick Cash\nFor\nBUSINESS\nOPPORTUNITIES\nGet the money you need to\nirisp \u25a0 builnen opportunity it\nCampbell Finance Corporltlon.\nLomi up to $1000 ire quickly\nirringed in strict privacy ind\nwithout red tape, your life Is\nlnsurid at no eitn cost See i\nCimpbel! man todiy.\nCAMPBELL\nFINANCE CORPORATION\nLIMITED\nS60 Biker St Phone 1003\nAbove Flnk'i Reidy-to-Wear\nPUBLIC NOTICES\nPOWER SAWS. QASOLJrtnt AND\nelectric model F, 8 h.p.; model L,,\n8 h.p.; Beivir roodil, one mini\n\u2022aw, IM h.p. Immediili delivery\non model F ind L. PURVIS t\nRITCHIE k SON LTD, 651 Horn-\nby St, Vinoouver, B.C\t\nFOR SXOPNlWlfARm llAft-\nrls two bottom tractor plow with\ntractor hitch and power lift, Juit\nuied 1 leison. Apply A Cherncff,\nBonnlnglon, BC.\t\npaint SpraV coMMUBIOW\ncomplete with hon and funi, tn\nslock AIR EQUIPMENT SER-\nVIOK LTD, 1401 Hornby St, Vin-\nI'hone 144 tor Wint Ad tirvlei\n\"GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT\n(Section 26)\nNOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR\nCONSENT TO TRANSFER or\nBEER LICENCE.\nNOTICE IS HEREBY given that\non the \u00bbth day of November, A U\n1W5, thi undlrsigned Intends to ap-\nply tn the Liquor Control Hoard (or\nooruent tn trinsfer Beer Licence\nNo. 6701, Iuued In reipect to premises being pirt of a building known\nil \"Little Davenport lloter iltuili\nit Salmo, Ilrltiih Columbii, upon\niin'ls dlscrtbed i, I\/>tl Thirteen,\nFourteen and Fifteen In Block Four,\nLot Two hundred ind sii-A, NeLjo\nLind Reil-tritlon District, from\nJohn Geoflrev Haywood to Charlei\nBenjlmln Reld of Vancouver, Britlih Columbia, the transferee.\nDATED at Silmo. British Columbia thli llth day of October, A D\n1643\nCHARLES nEN,IAMlN REID,\nApplicant and Transferee\nBRIGGS &STRATTON\nGas Engines\n4 Cycle\nSeveral sizes now In stock\nIdeal for Boats, etc.\nPEEBLES MOTORS\nLTD-\nNilion md District Distributor!\n153 Biker St Phoni 1000\nFOR SALE\u2014'28 MODEL A FORD\nSedan, CAtlJM, it t\u00bb\u00ab0. City\nAuto Wreckers.\nPIPE USERS\nSave moerey by purchasing your piping netdl from the largeit mp-\n&liir of reconditioned pipe ln Cinada All pipe guaranteed lound.\nireaded ind coupling!, rindom lengths. Immediate shipment\nFOB. WINNIPlO\nUied pipe New pipe\nSi;,\nv, \u25a0\u25a0\nS \"\n1 \"\nIV\nlit\"\n!M:\n8\nWeight\n\u2022fflt\n66\n111\nIM\nIM\nTl\nSM\n.113\ni\nUsed pipe New pl(>e\nBl. per Bl per Gal per Gal per\n100 It 100 ft 100 ft^ 100 ft.\n.06 .07 N, 06 MV,\n.07 .00 Vi .06 .1]\n.06 i.*1. II .16\n.10 11 IT .11\nII 3D W 3S\n.14 3t IS _s\nSea si\nM Tt\n60 90 115\njo in len\nFlttfngi, tiIvm, troughl, tank heitin, water cirrlin. hnvv boi\nitovei Wrlti for new free citilogui Order direct from\u2014\nD. SMITH IRON & METAL CO.\nDept,\n3*7 Jarvle Are\nWlnnli>eg. Manitoba.\nTIRE CHAINS\nKNOBBY TREAD TIRES\nFor all-weather driving.\nGood Stocks Now on Hand.\nPEEBLES MOTORS LTD.\nROOM AND BOARD\nWANTED-ROOM AND BOARD\nfur four gentlemen. Boa 840 Daily\nNews. ______\nLOST AND FOUND\nI\/1ST-PINK MITT WITH WHITE\nfur on lower Vernon Street lait\nThursday. Phone 42.-R.\nWINNIPEG GRAIN\nWINNIPEG, Nov 8 iCPI-Oraln\nquotation!\nOpin High Low Clou\nRYE:\nDec.\nMar\nJuly\nOats:\nof 51H.\nCASH PRICES'\nOaU: 1 CW. SH4: ei 3 CW Sit.;\n3 CW. sm: nt 1 fied 514, 1 teed\n51',; 3 feed Site; ] feed 81; I fees!\nli trick 514\nRye' I CW. Ill; 1 rw IM; 3\nCW 163; re) 3 C.W. 153. 4 CW\nl7fiV't; track 187\nScreenings 6500.\nNEW YORJtMJtllltlei ind Induitrlil ipeetiltlei led a leleptlve idvince ln the itoek market with\ngalni of fraction! to around three\npolnti while many leaden ihlfted\nInto further loilng territory.\nTORONTO- Dliplaylhg general\nitrength, the mirket wu definitely\nhigher at the cloie though volume\nwai a bit draggy. Intereit wu uppermost ln cheiper Goldi md \u25a0 few\nregistered iltable galni. Some medium-price Issuei alio Armed. All\nfour Index groupi were higher. Volume wu iround 2,900,000 shares.\nCHICAOO\u2014The ihirp upturn In\ngriln futum oontlnued with December wheat hitting the 61.10V.\ncelling for the flnt time and Decern-\nber rye lelllng hl|her thin wheat\nfor the flnt time ilnce the flnt\nGreet Wir,\nRye wu up more than 4 centi a\nbuihel it tlmu, md wheit md oatl\nmore than ] cents, before becking\ndown occasionally under profit-\ntaking. Both December wheat md\nrye hit new peaks (or M yean.\nDecember rye at one time told at\n11.8284,1\u00bb centi higher than wheat\nWheef doeednJTto Ht cent\nhSherftan \u00bbe jirevloui flnlih, \u00abrra\nWU unchanged at 11 ISH celling],\noats were iheid % to 18t cent, rye\nwas unchanged to IVt cent higher,\nand barley' was At off to H up.\nMONTREAL\u2014Trading tempo wu\nslow and trends towird lower\nlower ground on average In ciut-\nloui tridlng on the itock exchinge\nand curb market\nVANCOUVER- Tridlng fell ott\non the stock exchinge u only 56,055\nshares chinged hands. Minei were\niteidy md Olli mide \u2022 recovery\nafter losses the lait few diyi. Mlnto\n\u2022old 11,600 to lead sales ind gained\nV, ta 614, Hedley Mucot lumped 5 to\n1.50. Grull Wlhkme fell 184 to 21.\nPrivateer rose 1 to 68.\nLONDON \u2014 The stock mirket\nagiln wis quiet Britlih fundi were\noffered md iome occuloniUy were\noff Vt\nWINNIPEG\u2014 An iggresslve demind for rye future* lint prlcu 3o\nthi highlit level In lomi yein on\nthe grain exchange.\nAt the high polnti the July future\nadvanced the five cent daily limit,\nand December came within 84 centi\nof the limit\nProfit.tiklng cut Into ixtreme\ndim ind it the rime values win\n2\\ to 384 cents \u25a0 buihel higher\nMONTREAL STOCKS\nwith Wecember it 61 JT.\nTridlng wu active with general\nbuying by shlpperi, commlislon\nhouses ind locals.\nExport tride wu conflnid te Mil\nof 260,000 bushels of wheat for ihlpment to Norway and 600,000 buiheli\not rye for United Statei buyera, poe-\nilblye for re-export to Europe.\nVANCOUVER STOCK!\nMINIS '\nBRX _\nBayonne .\nB R Coni.\nBrilorne .\nCuyunl\nINDU8TRIAL6\nAssoc Brew of Can '\nCm Steamship Pfd .\nCon Mln It Smelting\nDom Steel k Coil B\nH Smith Piper Pfd\nNitlonil Bnw Lt4 .\nShawlnlgan WAP\nSt Lawrence Corp\nBANKS\nCommerce \t\nDominion \t\nImperiil . \t\nMontrul \t\nNova Scotia \t\nRoyil\nToronto\n33 no\n41 50\n74 00\n13 00\n25 56\n4: 50\n19 50\n885\n1\u00ab35\n21 K\n231*1\n11 T>\n28 r.ii\n18 25\n29 50\n1S.H IMUj\n18084 1951.\n18314\n17314\n1704\n1117\n1634\n174H\nAll futures at celling prres\nFOREIGN EXCHANGI\nN1TW YORK. Nov I (CP)-Thi\nCmidlin dollar wu unchmged it\ni dlicount of 6 6-16 per celt In termi\nof United Stitea fundi la eloelng\nforeign ixchingi deillngi todiy.\n'Ottawa foreign exchinge boird\nratee 6mi.\u00bbsi per oent Wit) The\npound sterling wis unchmged at\n64 03\\\nDOW JONU AVERAGES\n30 India.\n20 ralli\n15 utlla\n191 46 off n\nAUS off 01\nnr ap ie\nNEW YORK STOCKS\n10173\n58 RS\n194 25\n90 75\n39 73\n!X'..'-.\n16 13\n189 50\n322 no\n48 sn\n74 15\n:\u00abis5\n\u2022r so\n68 15\n149 50\n8875\n80 73\nCariboo Oold ...a.\nDentonla _\nGolcondi\t\nOrandvlew -\nOrull Wihhme .....\nHedley Mascot ....\nInt C k C -\nIilmd Mountain _\nJuon _\nKoote Belle _\nOXeery \u00bb\nPacific Nickel \u00bb\nitoto. \u25a0\u2022. -\nftnd Oreille\t\nPioneer Gold\t\nPrem Bord \t\nPremier Oold\t\nPrlviteer \t\nRed Hiwk \t\nReevei MioD _\nReno Oold _-\u00bb\nSalmon __\nSheep Creek _\nSllbik Premier _\nTiylor Brldgi _\nWhitewater \t\nWellington \t\nOILS\nAniCQndi\t\nAnglo Cinidlan ...\nA P Consolidated ..\nCal k Edmon \t\nCilmont\t\nCommoll -\t\nCommonweilth .\t\nDalhnusle __\nDiviei _\nroothtlli _\nHome\t\nMcD Segur Exp ...\nMercury\t\nModel\nNatlonil Pete ...\nOkalta Com \t\nPacific Pete \t\nRoyil Cmidlin .\nRoyallte\nSouthwest Peti ....\nSunset\nUnited\nVmalti . ._\nVulcan\nINDUSTRIALS\nCapital Est\nCoast Brew\nUnited Dlitlll\nPacific Coyle\nPowell River\n\u25a0Id\n.16\n.16\n.16\n17.60\nMO\n1.60\n*H\n.16\n.60\n\u2022JS\n1.55\nAt\n.13\nJl\n.15\n.OT\n180\n.084\n1.70\n.67\n.1JH\n, 31\n46\n.17\n159\n1.10\n.90\n.034\n.03 4\n.074\n104\n.15\n110\n3S\n.25\n.41\n31\n.15\n145\n4,20\n.00\n.074\n.21\n.13\n.49\n. 100\n.034\n18 50\n.22\n.07\n.09\n.11\n.22\n. 840\n2 25\nera\n9\n17.50\n108\n166\n3S\n.35\nJl\n1.50\nJS\n.46\n.60\n.83\n.06\n185\n673\n.08*4\n1.80\n.88\n\u25a0 14'*\n.09\n.17*\n1.70\n125\n.94\n.0384\n.044\n.66\n1.06\n.18\n1 18\n.38\n.40\n150\n4 30\n.10\n.074\n.23\n.17\n.55\n1 10\n.04\n10\n.00\nISO\ntin\n2n so\n35\n27 00\nNAIROBI. Kenya, iCPl - The\nlist scoul census In the British Eait\nkfrlcan Colony of Kenya ihowed\nthat there were 622 Srouti ind 418\nCubs In the Nairobi district lloni\nAmerlcin Can\nAm Smelt A Pef\nAmer Telephone\nAmerlcin Tobacco\nAnaconda\nBeth Steel\nCmidlin Pacific ..\nDupont\nEastman Kodak\nGen Electric\nGen Motori\nInternit Nickel\nKenn Copper\nSUn Oil ol N J\nUnion Pacific\nOS Rubber\nUS Steel\nCalgary Livestock\nCAI.OARY, Nov. \u00bb (CT>- Prices\niteidy on good butcher rittle and\neosel. Proipecti for l fairly good\nclem up for the weekend.\nThundiy\"! receipt* 1016 raille,\nUl Clival. tlN hogi ind M0 iheep\nOood te oholce butcher iteen\n1050-1100. Common to medium\n8.00-10,01. Oood to choice butcher\nhllfm 1.>H0.80; common to me\ndlum 7 00-9 00.\nGood cows 7 50-813; common ' to\nmedlu* 6.00-7.25 Oood to choice\nveil oehrei 6 00-9.50; common to mi. i\ndlum 7 JO KM\nCanneVl ind cutteri 4 (10-5 50\nI.ambs 11.00-11.23, ewes and jear- ,\nlingi 4 00.7 no. I\nCIRCULAR\nLETTERS\nReproduced by our Lltho\nOffief Prwteu\nThink what thli meonj l(\nyou have to sign 1000 or\nmore circular letter..\nBy thii method one signature only is necessary.\nSoves you latxir, time\nand money.\n\u25bc\nAik Vt\\MbbA Thli Proem I\nI\nNelson Daily News\nPrintinq Department\nNEUSON. n C\n \u2022 - NItSON DAILY NtWJ, SATURDAY, NOV. 10, IMS, liliniillllimi\nLAST TIMES TODAY \u2014 Complete ihowi 2:00-7:00T8:58\nM\n\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\nCivic\n\"Happened In Springfield\"\nColored Cartoon, Newt\nPre-Holiday Midnight Show Sunday ot 12:00\ndone\u00ab\u00bb-\nand \u00bb\"\nthe 0'\"\u00b0'\nQom\n\u201el. ono\n.niertol<\"\"\u00bb,\",'i.,., < !\u201e,..\nt\u00bbh, P,u\ntnoiie on\" : Jnrt ca\n\"TsttM*\nme\"' \u00bb\u2022\n2&\n\/\n\u25a0.\nRevlon\nSew tempting ihide\nTATAL APPU\"\nKill Poliih, Lipitlck ml\nPice Powder\nMann. Rutherford\nDRUG co.\nitlUUU-J\n****\ntetitstttlitlssmitBttitsmBttttst\nJ. A. C. laughton\nOptometrist\nSad* 205\nMEDICAL ARTS BUILDING\nBmtttttesttttttt\nPhone 14. lor Wint Ad Service\niiiiiiiiiniii\nURGE SIZI COMFORTERS\nSpecial $3.95\n' HOMI FURNITURE\ntiiHimHiHiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniin\nKOKANEE\nSERVICE STATION\n\u25a0nd GARAGE\ni Expert Repair Work\nPromptly Done.\nGu, Oil, Waihlng, Qreulng.\n nf\nOpposite Bank ot Montreal\nwweeeeeewwwwwwwwwwweeewi\nHive Your Furniture Expertly\n' Recovered at the\nNELSON UPHOLSTERY\n419 Hall St. Phoni 14.\n\u2022a\u2014t\u2014tmBmaatam_________*______________\nW. W. Powell\nCompany, Limited\nThe Home of Good Lumber\nTelephone 176\nWholeiali md Retail\nFool of Stanley Street\nHudson, Enex ond Terreplane\nPARTS AND SERVICE\nSMEDLEY GARAGE CO.\nNext to Port Otilce\n508 Vernon St Nelion\nv I \u25a0 \u25a0\nMEN'S OXFORDS\n\u2014 ot \u2014\nBootery\n\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ______h_m \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\nJhitWify, SaVwlcsl\nStop at\nCuthbert Motors Limited\n\u2022 WE CHECK YOUR OIL\n\u2022 CLEAN YOUR WINDSHIELD\n\u2022 CHECK YOUR RADIATOR\n\u2022 TEST YOUR ANTI-FREEZE\n\u2022 PUT AIR IN YOUR TIRES\nThe Home of Sky Chief Got,\nAviation and Red Indian Motor Oih\nDODGE - DE SOTO DEALERS\nOpposite Pott Office and Hume Hotel\nPHONE 75 \u2014 NELSON, B.C.\nfV\n_-____----\u2014\nNEWS OF THE DAY\nSEE PAGE TWO\ntettttstttBitBtMitttttBMteaittBm\nROSCOE\nAND\nFOURNIER\nOARAGEMEN\nSKY CHIEF AUTO SERVICE\nPhone 122 Nelson, a. C.\nesstos^setotstsestas^ssssisatlitestt\nHave the Job Done Right\nSSE\nVIC 6RAVES\nMASTER PLUMBER\nPHONE 81S\niiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii\nASK YOUR GROCER TOR\nHOOD'S\nSupreme Milk Bread\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii\nIf It's Electric\nF. H. SMITH\nPhono 666 351 laker St.\nSelect Your\nChrlitmai Gift\n.: .\"\u25a0 From\nMILLINERY\nWe corry a full line of accessories that make the ideal\ngift.\nSee Our Lovely Selection of\nDinner Rings\nSOMERS' FUNERAL\nSERVICE\n702 Baker St Phone 292\nOpen Day and Night\nCrematorium Ambulance\nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\nELLISON'S\nVITAMIN 8 FLOUR\nContains 400 International Unlti\not Vitamin Bl per pound.\nGet It at your grocery itore.\nIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\nJ. R. WATKINS\nQuality Producti, Extract!\nand Spices.\nSPENCER C. COLMAN\n.24 VICTORIA 8T.\nPrompt \u2014 Dependable\nGuaranteed Radio Service\nMcKAY&STRETTON\nLimited\nPhone M4\nNelion\nNelson City Is Over the Top\niiith*\n9th VICTORY LOAN\nHowever We Are Still Considerably Below the Average Increase of Other\nUnlti in Iritiih Columbia\nNelson Is Proud of its\nVictory Loan Record\nTherefore let us not stop now. Invest your savings in this 9th Victory Loan\nand show the rest of Canada that now as always, Nelson\nis reedy and willing to do its part.\nIf you feel you con buy more Bondi cell er tee yeur lander end oik hli advice\nor cell 906 and e Victory Loan Salesman will cell on yeu.\nSponsored in the Interests of the \u2022th Victory Loon by\nWood, Vallance Hardware\nCOMPANY, LIMITED\nMelon Dew Cafe\nRE-OPENED FOR\nBUSINESS\nRADIO\nREPAIRS\nNELSON ELECTRIC CO.\nE. A. CAMPBELL & Co.\nChartered Accountants\nAuditors\nill Biker St Phoni 135\nMlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\nTHOMPSON\nFUNERAL HOME\nAMBULANCE SERVICE\n\"Distinctive funeril Service\"\n315 Kootenir St Phone Sti\nmillllliliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'\nWhen your hair li\ndresied nicely, you\nfeel confident.\nHaigh Tru-Art\nmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiliiiiliin\nFLEURY'S Pharmacy\nPrescriptions\nCompounded\nAccurately\nMed. Art-; MIX.\nPHONE 25\nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\n*im\u00bbr\nFor Building\nor Remodelling, Choose\nJOHNS-MANVILLE\nStandard Asbestos\nFLEXBOARD\nHERB li \u2022 Inpreot, .\nhlliMI-q Ulnul 10 Kill TOSH\nmdi. Asi us ta rol.lir ducrtb\nl>g idTustioM ik^ earn ei IM\nA-biUM naboud\nI Nelson Machinery &\nEquipment Co.\n114 Hill Bt.\nPhon.\nI 11\nmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimii.iiiiiiiiim\nWI CARRY A PULL STOCK OP\nLANTIGEN\nA\u2014For Common Coldi, Sore\nStrati.\nB-For Citirrh, Bronchltli,\nSlnui.\nC\u2014For rtheumitlc. Niurttli ind\nSclitlce.\nD\u2014For Bolli, Carbuncle*\nE\u2014For Hijr Fever.\nF\u2014For prevention of Whooping\nCough.\n$6.00 por treatment\nSold it Your Rexill More\nCity Drug Co.\nPhoni 34 Box 480\nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\nv. i , \\mm\nDistributed In Nelson District by\nAcme Automotive Supply\nAvailable at your garage or service station.\nT\nJackett\nBy DEACON BROS-'\nA pure wool garment \u25a0.\nslip into during those <\nmoments. Roomy, b\ngood looking.\nEMORY'S\nLIMITED\nTho Men's Stort\nAl turpentine li expenilv\npaint manufacture, \u25a0 turpi\nsubstitute il made from \u2022 petti\ndistillate (white spirit) (or a\nning agent\nLook! Look! Look!\nAT ALL THESE\n12 NIGHTLY RAFFLE PRIZES\nTo Be Given Away at Next Tuesday's\nKINAUCTI0N of tbe AIR\nRemember the net proceeds of this year's Kinouctions\naro to benefit four worthy local causes, namely, tho Boy\nScouts Assn Building Fund, the Kootenay Lake General\nHospital, the Pronation of Kids' Hockey in Nelson, and\n% for a reception for all the returned men in Nelson and\nDistrict.\nTUESDAY NIGHT'S PRIZES WILL IE:\n1 Chenille Bedspread, value f 17.30\n1 Fancy Pottery Table Lamp, value $10.75\n1 Round Wall Mirror, value $9.95\n1 Fly Fiihing Reel, value $7.95\n1 Man's Zipper Jacket, value $5.95\n1 Silver Cake Plote, value $5.00\n1 Hunting Knife, value $4,65\n1 High Grade English Leather Pocket Book, value $4,00\n1 Man's White Shirt and Tie, value $3.50\n1 Hardwood Sandwich and Relish Tray, value $3.23\n1 Old English Wall Plaque, value $2.75\n1 Lady's Toilet Set, value $2.50\nPurchasers of tickets also have a chance of winning one\nof the Four Grand Raffle Prizes to be drown at the conclusion of the 4th Auction, the prizes on which are:\n1 Silver Fox Stell, valuo $100.00\n2 Individual Fosses for two people to the Civic Theatre\nfor a period of 6 months, value $134.50\n1 Mexican Silver and Jade Necklet, value $33.00\nTicket! will be on iale ot the Star Grocery, the Butcherterli, the\nBlickwood lnsunnce Agency or from _ny Kinsman.\n50c Each or 3 for $1.00\nPHONE 288\nWe Call For and Dellvi\nMen'i, ladiei' suiti. ladiei'\nDresses, plain\nMen'i ind Ladiei'\nSummer Coats\nEMPIRE CLEANERS I D\n9\nPre-war, Chrome-platt\nGAS TANK LOCKING C\nWith two keys, compM\n51.73\nCUTHBERT MOTORS L\nTHI\nCoffee CupCt\nSpecializing In '\nHomo cooked meals at\nsandwiches.\nNeir Greyhound Dioot\nr ii rn ii. 11 \u25a0 ii i iii mini mill iti\nFor Reliable Watch Ref\nPROMPT SEHVICS\nHARVEY'S\n68. 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