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I The Dally News „ the only flally I paper Is the Interior of -ri__ Columbla. Full leased w_-# av_r—a\ of Canadian Press, Limited. _*aj^a_-ii_ft-TO's /avi THE WEATHER ; Mostly cloudy and mild, with rain. VOL. 19 NELSONS, ft, M0NJJAY MOVING, NOVEpftp :2- 19§0. _____ __— Will Go Out of Power When Parliament Dissolves Is Lucid Answer. EAST ELGIN SPEECH CHIEFLY ON TARIFF Deduces From Opponents' Addresses That This Is the < Main Issue. AYLMER, Nov. 21.--Fo]lowIng thej great reception > accorded Premier' *"*Melghen by all -lassos of the community on Ills arrival here on Saturday, .the audience Which packed itself Ihtb the1 town hall/ an hour and a half before the llm'o'anon'unc- «d for the opening of the last Conservative meeting of the East Elgin •campaign, plus the crowd which attended the overflow meeting in tho skating rink, -gave evidence of tho interest, being taken In, tho elections hero. Interest, mingled with no Httlo amusement, was, if possible, increased by the efforts of a solitary heckler to draw the premier, only to be finally forced to declare: "Well, I won't ask you any moro questions." Attempt to Fog the People Mr. Meighen confined his attention mainly to lhe question of tho | (tariff declaring that a review of . the numerous speeches made by the I liberal and Farmer candidates | ((flowed that this was. considered the I ffi'eat issue bf tho day, but he also [dealt with the sugar order. iHe declared that this had been iflade use of In the campaign, not iiecause the facts were not known, •fiut in thp very definite purpose of grousing sympathy for the opposition and the 'befogging of tho 'ijjsue. V - ^"Dk Regard Uv.thc raturhed- soldiers' !problems, the premlor declared that t"tie government had given this.mat- W.' the greatest and most serious consideration, and a.s evidence of the ■^isdom of the government's' line of. action ho pointed out- that* 63 pfer cent of tho soldiers placed on tlio land had from the government ■tfi-Mthln fifteen days of the date set the money duo under the contract made with, them. He doubted whether any loan company on tlio continent could show such a record i% connection with their business dealings, Income Tax Is Graded Dealing with the claim of tho farmers' organization of graded income tax as a plank* lot their platform, Mr. Meighen showed by figures that tlio present income tax imposed by. the , government Is a graded, tax, bearing much more heavily on the rich man than on tho man less able to bear1 tho burden. Receives Address At tho opening of the meeting Ian adtlritKs from the East Elgin Vatipnad . Liberal and Conservative jaBSO^iation'•''-was presented to Mr. Ktelgheii by E. A. Miller.* The ad- di-ess dwelt ,upoh the -. feotn ttija^ lijust Elgin' .-.is' distinctly! Hhjd \ bMi ttion of fai'iner-folk a«d'; tljat; in n^ ipction of UHe -countt-y' ' Was -tho iatui$l union bf; the interests of tlje own -and; the country better ex- ifnpiffied {Limn la Aylmer, the In- lustrfal center of the riding. I "Replying to the address Mr. iie'lghen said that he was con- |$hced that the child of the farm. ft. his life pursuit has a great a~d- "kntago over the child of the towns rtid cities. The silence and soll- J^de of the country enabled a man, said, to think out his own Iboughts and to review and to de- lide upon his ow'ft ambitions, things phich the bustle and diversions of town or city deprived their |Rys of. • "Following the speeches which Rive been delivered throughout the "Ip-ipaign," said Mr. Meighen, "I .all to see any effort to discuss Greeks to Take Plebiscite \jpon King Constantine ATHEN8, Nov. 21.--.The plebiscite of the Greek people which is to determine whether Former King Constantine will return to Athens has been delayed to Dec-. 5, according to a statement made to the Associated Press today by M, Gounaris, the minister of fin- Judge Frustrates Attempt To Make Him Sign Draft Annuling Marriage MONTRBA I,. Nov. _1 .—Mr. .Tustlce Coderr_ on Friday discovered In time to frustrate a flu-grant attempt to obtain his signature to the falsy draft* of a Judgment annualllng a "mixed marriage." His lordship at once wroteto Acting Chief Justice Archibald, reporting the facts and asking that the facts he reported to the" attorney-general with a view to an official investigation, to discover responsibility for the attempted" fraud and. what motive prompted the act. By-election Promises Excitement; Bonfires and Demonstrations Arranged. AYLMER*. Nov. 21.—If the weather prevailing tonight holds on Monday, the vote in".the East Elgin bye-election will bo the heaviest over polled, as evory man and woman, old and young, is taking the keenest possible interest in tho campaign and each candidate will sco that oyery supporter castB. his or her ballot. Tonight a rumor was given wide circulation here that at. the headquarters in Toronto "the ,U-F'0, and; 'Labor parties have split. , The story has caused much com- 'ment, hut lacking verification of any kind Is not expected materially lo Influence the voting, Al peculiar fact in connection With the situation Is that every candidate is absolutely i confident that ho is going to win. Farmers are. taking all offers and backing their -candidate to the limit. Even some of the wome nare reported to have considerable sums up, Thero are thirty polls to be l;eard from and about 11,000 votes to count and it Is expected that the result will be known early. No matter who wins there will be a big demonstration as all arrangements aro made for huge bonfires, a procession and other celebrations/- "'; i .'• I \ \ Conservative Candidates Decline Bait; Onus for Leg islation on Government. T IreMssuo of the tariff, which is tho Jial Issuo, .hut great -efforts -are- lade to make' the people believe iat the government is out of (Jmpathy with the common peottfe a)_ .that it le the creature of the Ife Interests. I belong to the com- iQli people, myself, and I greatly -sent, the InsUuation that 1 <aM Hied with any interest .but th* real Interest pf tho host service [filch I may render our glorious. Injntry. . > . • ''It is not tho work : of a great Hnadlan to raise prejudice against . big business Interests ,of tlie luntry. If theso business Interests ire destroyed, of what good would juld our great-, railway -be? Their Btruotion would mean that Clin-. [Oj would become a paltry laggard the race. .The great Canadian fecific railway is a credit to-the hmlrtion and indeed, the great suo |ss and growth of the cbuhtry Is |0 ' in a very large degree to that business enterprise." pealing with tlio stigar question, Prince Rupert Shipbuilding Company Forced to Suspend Operations., . -.. ,__* OTTAWA, Nov. -21.—(Canadian, Press)—Edwin Hawken, acting, deputy minister of marine and fisheries, confirms a statement made in a previous dispatch regarding the Prince Rupert 'Drydock & Shipbuilding company. The files of tho marine department. Mr. Hawken said;, will bear out the accuracy of tho statements. Contracts of the Prince Rupert .Drydock & Shipbuilding company, continued Mr. Hawken' were guaranteed by the London -Guarantee & Accident Corporation by a bond of ten.per tent of ;tho contract prico. One of tlTo conditions.of the bond was that in the event of tho faiiure of the contractors to finish their contract the guarantee company had the option of doing so. Although advised by telegram and registered letter of the: suspension of work by the Prince Rupert company! tho Xioftdon Guarantee & Accident company had "taken no action to finish the work. Approximately eight hundred men w.te.waiting to be paid back wuges -aiid trades people and manufacturers wisrtj holding account's for 'equipment fctht- supplies. The g^ai'dntee corti- jpaiiy had not cv'on acceded to to- iqu-ists by the marine department ,that the company a£oe to the government paying these wage)-. Hon. Cm * C.1 Ballairtyn'e, mlhisten of ■ftiai'ine, was out of the city today add could not be seen. He is Expected hapK;iin thfe: capital tomorrow. ;'?''..• ■;-;'■. y '■'*' Name Wilson fb/ Nobel Peace Prize STOCKHOLM,. Nov.' 21.—According to the lociil newspapers President Wilson will hu awafded the Nobel pence prize- for ll'^Oi FAIR CANDIDATE SAYS •ADVERSARY TOO tOUNG Independent Fighting joe Martin Worries the Government on Patronage. VANCOUVER, Nov. 21.—An attempt is being made hy those In charge of the Moderation League office In Van- fcouver to use that hody in the fight [.being* conducted by the Liberals for a retard to power 'following the referendum on Oct. 20. Jt was the indention of the Modfefatioa leagu6 to ■call a provincial convention, When the announcement was made1 that the gov eminent would go to the country, ahd dapt. Ian McKenzie, ono of the lead ers of the league decided to throw In his lot With the Liberals. This Idea was abandoned, then the Moderation- Ists, of rather that portion of the directorate espousing the Liberal calise, sout out quest lona ires to the different candidates in Vancouver, Those --aspiring to office Were asked. if they would follow the advice and guidance of (he Moderation league In drafting legislation. Four- of them took^ ihe stand that the Responsibility for draft- ill);■■any.. \ri<:<:t\ of-toglSlatlOtl was oil the government of* the day, and that the government Should be- held to account for the legljslattoh and its proper en forcement. -These four were W. J, Bowser', fi. L, Mowfe, Capt. George Black and Dr. J. W. Mahan, all candidates on tlie Conservative ticket. The other'tWo niemibers of tlt'6 ticket did not Alike reply. Alt' for BiBciplino, Immediately. the moderationists issued a - manifesto urging : that, all those In favor of tho sale of,liquor by thu geyornment should discipline the four Who would not tie themselves lii .considering their sworn duty to the eleqjtroate., . '*L do - not consider that it Is my .duty to bo answerable to any one .set 'In < .t-tlTe' - community," ;dcclare'd Capt.- Griorge Black, In voicing the ' oUihlon ot hlm~*lf and " colleagues. . "Wc are answerable to the public at large* wc havo not hesitated to "express pur opinions to the public as to what we believe to he tbe legislation most desired by tlie people of 'tjrlt.lsh Columbia, we are candidates for election by the public aiid not the Moderation league, "Mr.. Bowser has already placed himself on record In nearly every city aud town tu British Columbia that If elected'to power he will bring doW'n an act which, will aim at giving the citizens of British. Columbia what they asked, for hy their vote on Oct. $Q. He also declared that- tho responsibility of. the , enforcement of the act wlif rest with the government. What could he more fair and Just?" Proponen Fair and Bantu*- Act Briefly, the act promised by . Air. Bowser Is to be a "fair and square!' one in accordance with the wishes of the people, which he Interprets as not favoring wide opcyi .bars but as desiring, a decent British. Columbia through the medium of a decent act. '■;"■ Mr. BoWser completed a most' siie- 'cessfiril. :tour of Vancouver Island ot Saturday and starts one of the Fn-- ser valh-y and , ^ower, malnlaitd .tbday. 1-verywhere - he has been} gr£q*ted,. e,y crowded and. :niost attentive, meetings. His, coiiMtructlvc program: -fpr the future : government of the Country is being warmly welcomed by the pee* P\W'. *1'° aii9 tlrijdj 0l! ',11-BtiBning to a campaign, of abuse as conducted by Preifller. Oliver and his, adherents.; Too Young To Sit. ■Kr.f _«. h r .*- • * Oiic Of the surprises Of the ■cum- itaign In Vancouver is the manner in which Mrs, Ralph •Smith is losing, popularity, Considered at the ohtset as being "unbeatable," her friends are now concentrating every -possible energy to endeavor to elect her. Her patronizing way of referring* to. Miss Edith, Paterson, the Conservative Woman candidate, has gone, a long way towards losing her public sympathy and at the same time gr.e_.tly strengthened the causo of ittlss'Paterson. .-Recently MrB'. Smith rcnuirked that Miss Paterson was "too. young to..sit in the legislature," A voice . from he audl- onco exclaimed: VYbu are *:t6o. old!". Patron ago X>l_guatB. Tlio Indepetid-ilt campaign of figlu- ing Joe Martin is causing considerable' worry to the' government forces, 'fori Joe insists.6n tolling "the terrible.,tale about patronage." .As 11 member of -the Liberal -executive In Vancouver Joe was'.ih ' the know,- and headed a. deputation to Victoria, to plead .with tile attorney general to "hang around, in tlio- vicinity of the promises made in iliti", about patronage." So disgusted did - is. Martin become with tho government patronage system that ho severed: Ills cutiiiccUoii with the party, ahd entered the fight as an Independent. Every- tiling he. says.- eyt_ -thev-iiew-. formed rarrlH-Atttol-dti-atd* faotldh like' a, Kjtilfo. STEAMER ARRIVALS VlC'J-^i-UA,, Nov. 21.—Arrived, Manila ,Ma,ru, Yokohama,. , . (.. Oafmahta art NeW York' from Liverpool.- : ..'.... ,. Aqullaiiia at New Tork from South*' amptfln. * ,'- Caronia at NeW Tbrk from London. ear'-HHfi. at Hamburg from N*ew| York. Mongolia at Hamburg from New York.; -.<-#'. .. ,.- Hcotian at London from Montreal. Victorian at Quebec from Liverpool. '.,',,' / Pocohontas at Antwerp fivni New With the whole bloomin' world tp choose from* why did we 11 jjifttf- to be put hon the; same page} Assassination Parties Raid Many Dwellings; Shoot Tb* Victims in Bed; two Court Martial Officers Incltfdd in Death Roll; Black and Tans Haste to Rescue in Lorries; Military Pr^-il City Streets. Strenuous Campaign Closes; poses Plank of His Party. VEHNON, Nov. 21.—(Canadian Press)-—The Yale bye-election campaign was brought to a close Sat- nfilay nljfht 'after a strenuous speakAJ ing tour which took J. A.,■ Mac- -Velvie; government? candidate, and Col. E. C. Bdgett, Independent, who Js endorsed by 'Liberal, Sbldier. thd Labor -brceq, from one end . to tho other of this widespread-, constituency, visiting each of Its 81) centers of population. The voting takes .place Monday add tho polls close at fi. o'clock. It is e_({mated there are 1,7,0*00 electors ihi the district, and a heavy -vote Is expected. R. A. Copcland, president of tho United farmers of British Columbia, assisted .by Col, Edgett during his campaign, .arid Mr.. Mackenzie, was a-c-sompanled by H. II. Stevens, M.P., and P.' B. .Stacey, -M.P. DiscUBSfon of soldiers' ro-ostabllsh- ment problems and the tariff as it 'affects the fruit industry,- featured the contest, Both candidates have declared for moderate protection on fruit, . but Mr. Mad-elviq;ftha_j'., appealed ..to. the electors tci1 sdpport the^ government which vm-aintalned sych. .a policy. He, has repeatedly assorted in his speech that Colonel Ed&ett is endorsed by factions favoring, free fruit and that his platform deciai'ation, i_V therefore, .valueless. Colonel Edgett has charged his ^opponent with making false atate- nifents about his (Edgett's) candlda- .ture, and stated that the government was eJtpGi-jdlng a gr&at dettt of money to'•■Win'the seat.,'. ./ : SOUTH AFRICA PUTS EMBARGO ON WHEAT OTTAWA, Nov. 21. (Canadian Press) -.The- government has received a ciibl- from Capetown that Importation [into Koutli Africa of wheat floiir nad 'ideal, Is prohibited until further 110- jtlce. , The ground of the-'iembargo Is not stated. Recent, reports from W.t. J. Ega'n, Canadian...trade' coimnissioner hi -South 'Africa, indicate that .Canadian ex- iiui'tH to -South Africa, of flour, wheat, loatmeal ami bran have rapidly .declined jwlthhi the.>last few years,. During the, war. period.. the decline .Was of cour.se, lan.Tc.ly due to lack of shipping. In - 1013, South Africa imported $1,850,000 worth of flour from Canada. But in 1010; tlie figure" had droppeda-o S2-»,0U0. .In-101-, Canada -Sported $427,000 worth of wheat to'J_Qulh;AfhIca, In 101., nothing, tle- .tWceii 1913 ttijd- iOlO. Canadian exports iOE Oatmeai to South Afrlcli'fe|l* rt'Om sHWo to JIO.lOO. The ^outh* African government has placed vrders In Canada this year for y'UMQ tons of f'lour(' but official ad- •vlces" here do noti hpdlci%te,, th^tj the flour -has all been /d'-llve_ei|. "' - CTAT0RS MISBEHAVE ■ ■ —— LOJJJUO#, . Nov; .21.-- (Cftu(tdtan As- socldt^!,1l?te_e)--:-Owlng ri>- mlsCotuluet of niJCL,t.;it.or.s, tlie football ■ aas-pclatlua has'. clp6,a* life Crystal Palaye grounds te.' a' fortaigUt, Germany Claims Exclusion From League Nullifies Colonial Surrender Clauses. .GENEVA,' Nov. 21.—The German government no longer considers itself bound by the clause, of tho Versailles treaty by which Germany surrenders her colonies, to the allies, acording to an official note of protest which has Heen presented to the League of Nations. Tho note declares that, the allies have not fulfilled their undertakings regarding the olaUse.pf tho treaty concerning the allotment of the German .colonies and mandates. It adds that, having signed the pact, of ,the League of Nations, Germany Undprstood that- ehe* would he admitted, , to. thp league,- and consequently take pirt. Jft/tiie allotment of mandates., . Btit. -now ; she' considers herself . no _ longer bound by that clause of. the ■tn-*M,tiy. Chicago Police Drlye, for Criminals Results in Nearly a Thousand Arrests. CHICAGO, , Nov. 21.—Nearly a thousand persons were under arrest tonight ds a result of the biggest round-hp of crlihinals in Chicago, in many years. , The drive was started at midnight lust night by Charles Fi turn orris, new .chief . bt police,. us ■ the .second step In his announced Campaign, lo 1*1-1 Chi-* c-^o of criminals and . followed; a recent .wholesale shake-up of the police three in which neafly every, member was transferred to a fibw1 position., * . . Dozens of squads of detectives and poliqemcn spread over the olty early today and alt day long patrol wagons rolled up to police, stations with loads of alleged .criminals. Nearly.every saloon was visited by tho officers and scores of pool rooms ^a^id alleged .disorderly flats were raided. , Constantinople Expects . .. Quarter oi a million Refugees from Crimea AR1S. Nov. 21,—Two hundred,and fifty thousand -refugees are oxpocled ■in Constantinople following the Bot- jshoYik success agaltist General Vran* got. Mon- than on hundred -thousand ar already landed. . SCOTSBUItN AttttlVES SAFETY HALIFAX. Nov. 20,—T»ie coastal steamer Sfcotsburn, .Which tett Bonno Bay, Newfoundland, Last Fi'lday, foi* N.brth Sydney', ahd for th.'g&ttt-y'-_ which feurs . were entortaltjed, ie i-eported today, as havhig Jijit Into Sandy Point, St. George, Newfoundland !af3t night, short of 003!. DUBLIN, Nov. 21.—'Dublin'g. jcamo tho scene today of far-spH-ft murder and reprisals. Not ^ * the first outbreak of the varl p 1 civil Warefare that has been js fdding Wood in Ireland, have thej1* iassih- ations been sq -conccr.te* ft- the. retalliatlon so swift and p 7 Junced. Not less than fourteen mej»™ e dead in the attacks arranged ^"sunul'tan- eously all over the city this morning. The method was the same in each case and all the men assassinated were officers or ex-officers, or otherwise In the service of the government, n Small bodies of men numbering generally from six to eight presented themselves at various houses, called their victims out or entered and shot their victims in bed. while dressing or at breakfast. The d!>,- trlcts in which the murders wero -committed were In some instances close together; others were separated by miles, but all the assassinations took place about the samo hour, 9 o'clock in the morning. Train Guns on Football Grounds In the afternoon while a football match was In progress at Croko park, sixteen lorries filled with auxiliary police moved swiftly and surrounded the place, Accounts differ as to what happened, when, after piountlng machine guns on heights above, the polico broke through lhe gates. ■ . The auxiliaries were hooted and, according to eye-witnesses, first fired into the air and then Into the crowd- It is declared from another source that Sinn Fein pickets first fired on the government troops when they, were seen approaching and that thp fire was returned. "When within the park, the great assembly 6f 15,000 became pan!*, stricken. How many were Rille^ was given over to terrified apprehension as armored cars and lorries filled with Black and Tans raced through the streets. DUBLIN, Nov. 21.—Furled, per- si.3 were killed and six wunded In sons were hilled and six wounded in arranged simultaneous attack on a military officer ahd former officers in their lodgings in various parts of this city today, according to an official announcement. Tho streets of tho city were continually under- a heavy patrol by the military-, who restored order by firing thoir rifles in order to disperse the crowds. The assassin\tions occurred in various parts of the city at y o'clock this .morning, in ono case three of the' assassins captured, two Black' and Tanfe .Iwhife Vthuy Wero on their way tu reinforce ..the. troops. and killed them. .,... Tho dead, include twp court martial officers. , Early this mdrimig. Captain^ l^tz- gerald, a military officer, was shot In his bed in Earlsfprt, Terrace. A, quarter of an hour. later tw6 officers were shot in th_lr beds In Pemh*rpko;;. streei, a, quarter of a. mile away and dangerously wound-' ed. ., ■}■' * On der Secret Service Agents Thr.ee- mcri. suspected', of being secret service agents, likewise, were^, attacked and; shot tyh'ilo asleep in Hampton street,, and , still oaotfrer man in Lower Mount street was shot. .'-. Captain Donald MacLean ajid • a man named Smith* the owner of. a house, and another man named. Cal- dow, were shot in a hoqse in Bony* brook. . Captain MacLeflJi waa *"_.- stantly killed and Smith ,d^d A ,feW' minutes later. Caldow is believed tp havo been fatally shot* At a house in Baggott street, Captain Newbury was shot by flvo Men. He Was In the front parlor. of .thp house. In Lhe Gresham .hotel, twp former officers were shot, dead in a fight whicli occurred with . ii*ien. who an- believed to have been ' Black and Talis, Who entered the . house. In Mount street two men are reported to havo been Idllcil ) and a civilian wounded., j,.1 ; During the excitement lh Mount street Black ad Tans in a lorry heard cries for help and answered them, A fierce encounter ensued between Irish volunteers and Black and Tans In which two of the Black and .Tans.rwcu_ .killed and several volunteers wounded, Irish Priest's Dead Body ...- " OALW-VY, Ireland, Nov. . 21.—Th'«' body of Father Griffin, thy-p-itit ivho disappeared several days fiS'o', was found yesterday In a nhallpw grave' about four miles froin, Gs^ ' way. There was a bullet Wound dh his head. The body was brbugfit to Galway this typrntpg. fritenSe excitement prevails. Fatal Panic at Football Match DUBLIN, Nov. 21.—Thirty persons are reported to have been killed and many injured In a panto when Black and Tans invaded a football match today and fired on the crowd. While the Tlpperary team was ': playing against the publin teag)t_.W the presence of 15,000 . spectators Black and Tans ontered in force. by the two gates and after a scene of wild confusion fired on the people. Directed Against Iftw Offleen, LONDON, Nov. • Ul^'riie Irish of- (Contlnued on. Pago Fivo) REFER HIBSmP ftPPLlWu TO THE LEAGUE'S SUBCOIWiWiTTEES GENEVA, Nov. __.—Tho responsibilities of the League of Nations ahd the responsibilities of its individual members under Article X of the covenant is one question the -pmmittee an admission of now members is considering in connection with . the applications of fourteen states, not including Germany. -These applications aro now in the hands of sub-comniiltees. They are: Finland, Esthonla, Letvia, Lithuania, and Luxembourg, referred to sub-commlttoo presided over .by M, Poultet; Austria, Bulgaria, Albania and Llohenstein, referred to subcommittee presided over by Lord (Robert Cecil, and Georgia, Armenia, Ukraine, Costa, Bico and Azerjaiba, sub-conunlttee presided Over by Dr. Frledjof Hansen, Norway. Ask Pertinent Questions Besides responsibilities under Artlclo X, tho commjtteu will consider in respect to, each application the following questions: Is Its application lu order? is the government applying recognized do jure or de facto, and by which states?" Has the applicant nation a stable, government, and settled frontiers; what Is its size and poD- ulatlon; is It self-governing? What has been its conduct, including both acts and assurances, with re- :gard.to Us internatioal nobllgatlons? r The prescriptions of the league as to armaments Will also bo considered in -connection with the military power of each applicant. In the opinion of the delegations the first week's work of the assembly has been satisfactory. Final solutions are not expected 011 all questions because nipttt of the important problems are vonf- . plicated by the. absence of..the United . Stages, Russia and .. the contra! European powers. It is hoped,:'h*")^?- cyer, that fundaniental plans will,belaid to control armaments, organize an international -court of justkio,* and put in force ihe. blockade against any power breaking ."tho r<iv(-iiii!ii, ylight amendments to-;tho covenant may- be -bad--, ''-"-',^*H5« They sAy; iME MONOTbNOOS; Cr\f\H^€ Of Ptt'ttt., ■^ 5^vG0pj f ___».& -SJ ■"■rBE NELSO'M DAILY NEWS, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22. 1920**." Leading IJotels of the West Wh.ra, th„ Trtvtlling Publlo M»y Obtain Superior Accommod«tion Of the Interior W •*• % SERVICE UNEXCELLED - - * A U C.rU T.bl. D'H«t. SPECIAL 8W.DAY DINNER »<-» """ INCOMPARABLY'THE FINE8T TEA RQOM IN B, C. _ Opwi Rally, 10 ».m. ta Midnight Muiio and Dancing •■ ,'- ""Tha Litwt Sundaai, lea Cold Drinks and tee- Afternoon Taa (2 p.m. to 5 p.ni, •, 25b. Headquarter Far All Travelling Man, Mining Men and Touriate EUROPEAN PLAN - - ROOMS, «1.00 UP HU__—S. B. MaybuVy, Calgary; !Wm. Russell, Proctor; J. H. Schofield, 3. P. Schofield, J. S. beschawiis, T. A. Robley, Trail; Jas. Denning, NelBon; A. 'M. Awed, New York;- r>. H. Robertson and wife. Spokane; J. Silvers- ton, city; W. Mooney, Medicine Hat; ■William Ault. Montreal; 'Dr. Wilsn Heald, Kelowna; John Fried, Niagara Falls; Lucy Beltner, Anna Kennedy, SS-rltt; A. C. Meeker,. Midway; W. O. Patrick, H. J. Qodley. ■ Vancouver; Q. E. Shaw, Dr. E. Bice, Balfour; Mrs. W. McQuatg, Pass Creek; .G.C. Hodge, Vancouver; G. S. Horn, Robson; Jas. T. .Martin, Vancouver; H. Hnrtwell, Victoria; H. P. Hansen' and wife, Meadows; H. G. Russell, Montreal; B. W. Tobin, Toronto; W. P, Riley, --Winnipeg; P. V. Harper, Vancouver;' N. Ross, Toronto; A. E. El- lard, Vancouver; Austin ForbeB, Victoria- Well Lighted Sample Rooms American Plan J0TEL STRATHCONA '-'/K^S^rtStiW^ #&*Sjj§"4nt -dipe. Most comfortably funus&ed. rotunda in the interior. j.,___3li_nflo»^a_Bi-t_B«d from 3 5te.B..p.rn,,js Tearoom,.; | Sjiwaal wtober rates ^to boarder^ by week or month. I hEcyon hot springs i)fea%.: Arrow Lakes, now under same management. H. W. SHORB STRATHCONA—D. Campbell, Vancouver; J. B. DeLong, Vanoouver; Mrs, "F, E. Hardy, F. \E. Hardy, Spokane-; B. "VT. Smith, Vancouver1; Wm. Russell, Balfour; H. Rains,otftom, Vancouver; Mrs. M. G. Smith, Regina; J. Aspln, - Moose Jaw; T. "McDonald, *Lethbrldt_!_; Mr. and Mrs. T. Duncan, .Penticton; Fred N. D. Robertson, Glasgow; Mrs. C. R. Hamilton; Mr, and Mrs. H. W. Robertson, E. T. Brake, E. B. Prowd, "W. Li. Graves, C N. Cry- •derman, D. R. Hinton, T. E. Beard, Wm, Browil, *R. Bt'owu, W. Brown, E. C. Hunt, H. W. Jordan, J. D. Notman, F. A. Johnson, G. Dill, L. J. Maurer, G. D. Nagle, J. H. Johnson, W. Fletcher, H. H, Hlnlt, John 8. Goldlng, W. T. Talt, J. F. Waters, G. C. Scho- lander, J. Argyle, i A. Meston, B. G. Smyth, Mrs. E. G. Smyth, Miss Muriel Smyth, city; W. H. TulllB and wife, London, Eng.; Charles Potter, Vancouver; C, C. Craig, Winnipeg; Mrs. A. McFegan. Vancouver; W. R. Orr, Montreal, J. W. Clark, Victoria. QUEEN'S HOTEL European ana Aniorluan Plan Steam Heat In Every Room !J^ IAPOlN'PEi PTdprieuw QUEEN'S—-Fred Sinlt, Vancouver, Mrs Whitby, South Slocan, W. J. Dunn, Outlook ranch; N, Arbean, H. Ar- bean, Salmo; J. Wright, Apex; Geo. Forbes, Salmo; Fred Johnson, Ymir; S. Mag-lee, Sunkist, Sask.; F. Fesser, Maklnson; Geo. Molnar, Regina; ,J. S. McGregor, Moose Jaw; A. Biggs, Montreal; A. McDonald,1, Yahk;'T. Gordon, "Mrs, R. G. McEwan, Revelstoke; Mr. and Mrs. W. Marshall, Mrs. C. King. Rev-lstoke; R.' C. Bush* Elko; W. E. NEW GRAND HOTEL 616 VEBNON ST. EAST Coinfoi-Lalxle Booms, Hot and Cold water. Dining Boom In Connection Ratea 61 and Dp. MADDEN HOUSE ]_'). MADDEN, Proprietress STEAM HEATED I Baker mid Ward -ta. Nelsuu MADDEN—W. R. SalesbU! witfe JD. Maloney, J. Wright, W. *J, ■ Bergeson, L. Kennett,4'^aSi- couvjar; _.' "W. . Bowden and taiii-ity^ Champion, Alta.; Miss H. Holdam, " England; j. Mansfield, Win. Gosnell, _. I-.' Carter, city; D. Roy, England; A. "-Knickerbocker, Blaine Lake; A. —anestrom, F. Hefse, J. A. McDonald, Creston; J. Sewell, W. H. Grace, Columbia, Point; Bell Cowan, Boulder. THE KOOTENAY HOTEL i Mrs. Mallctto, Propriotreoo A homo for tho world at roaaor,- * able rates. - Open night and day. First* cUai dining-room. Comfortable roomo. 315 Vernon St Near Port Office ■__■ KOOTENAY—E. Lessard, G, M. Turnah, Trail; John Bray mart, Slocan; H. T. Simpson, W. Barsay, Joe Ar~ vato, John Castoried, city; T. Magelee, Sunkist, Sask;; W. Barry, H. Thompson, J. Manlsfield, H. Martin, City. TREMONT HOTEL P. NILSON, Prop. BAKER STREET Furniahod Rooms by Day, Weak or Month H. W. SHORE, Prop. H. E. SCANLAN. Mgr. Halcyon Hot Springs Hotel ARROW LAKES, B. C. Under entirely new management Renowned f throughout the west fo-fc'..the wateV's wonderful cure of Rheumatism, -(Sciatica, Urinic Conditions, Metallic Poisoning. - Grand scenery around tho estate In a. most beautiful climate. Large hot water swimming pools, For rates apply Strathcona Hotel, Nelson, or Halcyon Hotel American plan, $3.60 and up per day,. $24 per week. .. VANCOUVER HOTELS HOTEL MARTINIQUE 1176 Granvillo Street ' Coay, bright rooms. Just the place tor your vacation, lutes moderate. Write (or particular.. MRS. A. PATERSON Lato ot Royal Hotel, Granvillo St. Where to Spend a Holiday HERE THE FISHING 18 GOOD OUTLET HOTEL PROCTOR Fl.hing, Boating, Bathing, G.lf, I* _i«t>i,T«nni«Jij-.ourt« . v- v. idhifig Tackle, Supplied. Grocery BF---r»'..'ln Cpiin.ctlonE /■ ; %W&, WARD, Projo. Rat*. R'oaoonablo Good Moolo ■' "The Silver Horde" WATCH FOR IT The value of New Brunswick'.- lum: ber industry ie equal to $40 for every irian, woman and child in the province, and tjie annual provincial revenue derivea from the industry equals $3.42 per head of the population. Sore Throat, Colds OuleWyChi -MlnajBy Wbt-i-OII Hamlin's tB-MONT—Bam Koslinlolt. J. Kln- ny,*-BVed Storgaast, Gus Swanson, Es- tritV 'Wohl-oerg;, Wlnlaw; J. Howard, cltyj'W. Jackson, Argents.; D. Hark- ness,G. Jensoil, M. Murphy, Wattsburg. J. M. Kinnon, Spokane; T. Capozzl, J. Costello, Fred Johnson, Wm. McLennan,1 Revelstoke; H. Camro, F. J. Stenson. Ymir. THE STANDARD CAFE 320 Baker Street, Nelson, B. C, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT M to 2s80, Si-clal Imncli, Wis Phont IM * JJIi)lllls._Ba_sppgaaaa«llaWI I II' , S«r« thrett and che»t coMa should titrm bt neglected. Few people realize how often they tt- «_t seriously if not promptly checked. Hamlin's Wizard Oil ia » lit, simple and e_ecti« treat- meat Used u . gargle for sore throat it brings quick relief. Rubbed on the cheat it will often loosen tip . bard, deep seated cold in one mrtt Keep a bottle on the shelf. who-* OU U a ar.od dependable pren. «f»t—« t» h»»« In tea medicine chart «lr Rra* »M when th. doctor — ay bo Car awfar. B»— attest wr^aa. hrousw. «u- a_IJr-_ occur _ ,vw7 fajntly. as well na Ultla tnrJile. Ilk. avaehK toothacoe, «•»"_, canker eorea, stiff cack, find 'i_,*_rt*H 'ttfi- •"•'-I. hoiini wis am Oil wifi .Hrn-» brim aulck rfllar. daab.ttl.ltc. ■. tnnbl.d with eoB.tlp.tioc try Hamlin', wizard All Schools Will Have Red Cross Boxes*: Cadets Arranging Special Contribution; Participation ^jlll be by Direct Subscriptions to be Sent to The Daily News; Typhus Takes Toll of Europe's Famished Childhood. SubsoriBtfolts.',.'llsto '.for the British Empire relief'.' l*u,nd, to be applieu .In providing food''• and mediolne and medical aldi,;fp'r^.t.he'''iwilfs of Europe, starving and; dying'by'the million, will be opened7 today .in r^elson, under theJ auspices of J. thiie-i.Canadian Ited Cross society. ,. .HuWre'dB af, thousands of these Uttle, ones-, are' homeless and sufforlng' disease and famine because their father^ a-a,v.e fup their lives In the. Allied cause,.,..'^he',deadly typhuB Is taking Its grim toll from' the. famished childhood' *' of .^./starving continental Europe'. : t .,Vfv ,1, j Xli' subscriptions 'toward this, uteri torlous fMul should be sent direct, to The Dally News, .'and they will he acknowledged In1 these ..columns day by Red Cross:'boxes', will be placed In the various soli'oots■ of' the city, today, and the- pupils will take an active part in -the I, ge'heral subscription, ,_» Judging^'-—onr-iteV spirit thus far shpwri. . - At- the: Hume -school, Kenneth Campbell,' ijf 'the' Eairview board of school trustees,-.la offering' a prize' to ,the division' that does best proportionately. The Nelson Cadet corps is raising it own fund'-for this' purpose, Lyman St. Denta. being treasurer of it. •In the.'^vaRlous churches yesterday eloquent appeals were made for subscriptions toward tills object, for which the-affiliated Red Cross so- .cteties .of- the. world, have accepted responsibility.' There W.IU .-be .no personal canvassing, except,- where individuals decide <on , their .own (nHiatlve to help on the cause In this ;rnanner.; It is understood that .Fire Chief Donald Guthrie proposes, to-.circulate' a list among the business men. Of ebtirse .the appeal for subscriptions Is,'not directed to Nelson alone. '•The- Daily 'News' will receive and acknowledge 'subscriptions from all the 'iKcotBnay;'^subsequently handing them over tO'.^.the Canadian Red Cross. George S. Horn, the Robson fruit rancher, was a city visitor on Saturday. , J. H. Wllkenson left Saturday for California where he will spend the winter months. W. A. Burton, vocational officer, returned last night from Trail, where he was on departmental business. J. S. Deschamps, of Rossland, candidate for the Trail riding, and T. A. Robiey, ot Trail,are over on an electioneering trip. ' James H. Schofield, M. P. P.. accompanied hy his son, J. P. Scholfeld, is over from Trail to visit the eastern section of* his riding. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark, of Golden, who are returning to their home irom a vacation In California, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Clark, of Cedar street. . ■ —: _ . MBS. LIVE-SIDQE EHTEBTAIHS. Mrs. Radley Llversidge was the hostess at an Informal dance held for her pupils and their frlendB at het studio Saturday night. About 30 young people attended and participated in the execution of the latest dances and dance fads of the hour. ,,<Co<l'«-u*'<-bm i^r-f-ftOiwri-vrv Iifr. Meighen-declared-that this had been, made an. excuse .by, those people who ■ hop!e ;,H> '.gain something by tlje .cry. He. -expressed Burprlse. at the stand'.talten, oh this matter by Hon. T. A., ptetax. "I have always'admlrcd Mr. Crerar for his .evident honesty and I am sure Uia4he jknows- better In regard to/the*: sugar question than would appear from the reports of his speeches!" '" 'When'. T'Ttbtinii;* oh rni- return to Toronto from this: .riding," said Mr. Meighen!. "the order, which Uie board- had issued, I imriiediately- called the government' together with .its, legal advisers,'' and as■ .a -result, Within twelve hours, from Us Issuance, tho order was":suspended and- five days later, after, again.', hearing the claims of' the ..refiners, ,It was rescinded, the government, lawyers having, declared -chat; there, was no law which would ''permit'the operation of .the., order. . Whit'the end-will be tame .refiners, I,'canirbt'tell. I wrtyi hope in thet interests , of;: thevedwr* ti'y1 .that .tlag.*4_ec(J^S' ofwfth^eij))*, pi-ices will, not '.'force" them' but (jf business altogether.".-. , % Solitary ' Heokler Amuses , ,* ^\.t this .point a member of the audience, created,. some .amusement by attempting' to heckle Mr. Meighen. He' wanted fo know]' "how is it that sugar is i selling here : at 13 cents and. only/.11 '-cents in the United --.-49. nat^quite , know what my friend . means' by'his question, but f can .'8s—pre. 'hint that there is no duty .on American sugar entering ihf»"country-other than that which Sir -Wtlfrid-_aurler imnoaed ,and T haTS no qufet'el with -thm.'" I do liot -crlfiftee -the duty wlffioujfyJwKKB Cahad-"wioiaiba.without IfflF Iftrat' industry," replied ^he premier, "'What legal outhOi-ity," asked ,the„ hecklbf,'; amidst laugh-tell, "have you to make laws in. this country?" Again: ,ilr,..Meighen expressed difficulty"' at -(rotting the drift of the question, Hut '-(replied that he had the authority ; bf parliament. "I want to, know, whether you are speaking for ..the Conservative or the Unlonv.government," came back the . persistent one. To this, - Mr, Meighen replied: "I have feeen told that tho great need oi:>t)M_cpantry is education on political' affairs. That education 'is evidently beginning now." "W-fa-ajfA'yi&ti .get out of power?" dema«ded«?'"Hfe -' hcijjkler. ''Wh'Sn W i6Vernbr-general dissolves parliament," replied the pre- inier', "In, 8,ec,p!:a1a'tfV wlth tnt* UBUal procedure) '-of- the ' British constitutional .customs as, in . force, in this couptrj^-JJfjJ Mt'-l Price Reductions READY-TO-WEAR Clearing Skirts, Suits and Coats, all substantially reduceS. It will pay you to go* through,our fine stock and get our price. for up-to-date garments. MILLINERY SALE i?attern Hats, Ready-to-Wear and un- trimmed shapes. All clearing at HALF- PRICE. , 'How -?A i$$ ConservStJvo wjtKM ience?''-!',;*|sho"'f** : aboye^ itiud . , Liberal ■ and t sWildllng, the the j 'questioner, («'.- the audi- ,ouf,. gat the ftlfcrvativo rmrVf'ifHH,. based on the great prin- cipiis enunciated by the Liberal party, supported' and maintained in the; interests ot the whole Dominion 0lv*'-J* the!- ;t-l_>'' foundation of ' Cou- EJiryiitlye ..srirjciples,. Amidst 'laughter, tho inquisitive ope Ty^L ■l)t_r'i|.i> " . declare; , ."All rietht/WWil^iu* 'foui a-M more questions." S»y. thii Womwi Until Re licved .by Lydia E. Pinkham't V y»getable Compound. • 0-o» Sound, Out;—"Im_nred toe " Tiih female organic trouble, "Ineurnlgia t-d indi- Utition, and -as |w<—:'(._) had «ueh I conld omtimd ■When eep I I go and . I could sleep »t night, id would wander around the home half the time. I tried evetyliiinf but noth- any good, ahd the last doctor I. had told Pie be never expected ate to be on my feet again or able to do •<_^r>'«oVk. One -ay'otM df-yiWr* Httle books waa left at my door and my braband mid I should try a bottle of fcydi* -• Pinkham's Vegetable Com- nonsd. I thank God I did, for it cured me, and I am now well ahd strong. I think there.)* no remedy like tbe.Vege- table Compound for anyone who has my troubles, and have recommended it to rayneighbori. You canpubllsh my letter for the benefit of those I can't reach." -lbi.Jpi»ff A:.Mll6_BLt, 1767-7th Af*„ Ea«, Oweh Sound, Ont. If you taTeaSy symptom about which Smwopldlilfctoknow writs to the Lydia .-*. W___ Medicine Co., Lynn, Ma«., for halfts. akiviu given trie af charge. SYMPHONY^ MAKE ^ll DEpfT TONIGHT Plan a Second Tournament the Losers to Pay for New Equipment. I'luylns the host to their succeasful .ujjijoin'nta n\ Lhu, ruccnl. bQWllng tOUr- lies-attlia Ys a\i$jwfo, the preBid^nV** Un«\ii). of/ tljtBj ^pwlin-ft. clyU . entertaln-ed th-a jiv-is^-P^WH^^ H1-S.1+ -+it jfti SpleuiM-- ,bancmett.,at ttho, StWthc^ua ,*(iotel last -vealng, t-iylii^ was -epjoye- '.hy aboiit 26 men. -.- ■*%.?. Bralie-pr-ajjlclent qt the club, occupied the chair. On account of the day, no hilarity wa» countenanced, but In Ib whispered that lees ahd wings of chiclsen disappeared with KurpriHing rapidity, After the banauet the club informally discussed arrangements for another tourney and finally decided to reorganize the teams and start a tourney on today week, the losers of which wiH be required to chip in $2. per member toward furnishing a new set of bowling paraphemailla. ( associated'boards to leave wednesday A wired invitation having been received from the Penticton board of trade, to the Associated Boards pf .Trade, to malce the contemplated fra- leral visit to that point, gomnjlssioner Fred A. Sturkey has proceeded with the arrangements for the trip. The main party will probably leave Nelson or Intermediate points by the Kettle Valley train Wednesday night, but it' Is likely that some members, including Commissioner Starkey, will leave by the Great Northern that mtirniH?, j, 'and J\ -wait -.* af; ; Grand Forks _or-the,rW of- the.party... TlWS both ■-GtWd Forks.iiiid' Peutlc'tbw will be ln- ■ftluded. Among those who may go ■ on'the trip are Noble Binns, Trail;- "W. A. Austie, Revelstoke; Lome A. Camp-, trlct passenger and freight agen, C. ;ton; Q. A. Ternan, Rossland; Charles A. Rogers, Creston; W. H. Burgess, jlvaslo; J. A. Morrison, Nakusp. and J*. S. Carter and/*W.;.B,.BartitQM,' .district passenger and freight ageh, C. P. R,; Hon. Trdasurer J. * R. Hunter and Commissioner Fred A, "^tarkey .Nelson. - . " ■' •;. Oik' «i*-U-*». .swJnu .on Uiclr career to capture the public taste with the best music. of the day, tho Nelson ^Symphony orchestra will make Hs debut at th- iOagUi Jiuil tonight, first in a concert. p:wudt&for which _. splendidly avr^ugt-| -Tftrogfa^n ot. classical' pieces of all ■toHSnat'fties" has-'Jjeo'n .arranged, and'"' lafera' at''j-.tliel-r. ddnce at which tho ;Vefy'- :ia'it;pt ■ hits In dat.ee music rallvl.UjF:' p»i**u~ with ^in I augmenued orchestra ol iboiit 2& pieces. ' Already the number of tickets sold1 assures a well patronized concert aud dance, aud spcelal arrangements for feaaUng the revellers and providing ama and excellent music for the _x- tra-Bwlll be In evidence. ' ■ Some novel ■sff-miffftfe also plaiined^i*'1^ EWVvmi. Kos-T-ai: -V.-lWlll pre- sldeFat tS cfancurt, durnfi^wJiieh, and durihg tm -ian-cs' folibwlng, Ross Fleihlng ^illWleld;; tbe ' baton. Owing to unto'rseenr^clrcllmBtances the pro gram of voeal selections has had to be altered and John Adams will render solos in place of Mrs. C. W. Tyler, wli-t) nnmlK -It.. iiiipoiiBiblu to attoud. Among the: eight selections listed for tlie .tyjiicert prelude :are..fluch pieces, as a aelijctlon fi{m* "Chu.Chln ChowV, an operatic sel.Etlon "La Traviata", concer t.;"-. wt-lt* ■ -^Lahette" * and the "Iaaurentilan' "-ilorgii." "Dardanella," "MQ'on: Beanis'.V VlTrlpoli" and "Jene Sals Pa* Fk',/ are -imong the delightful dance; numbers ...lifted. The Hudsonia Social club held "its first private dance of the season at the Eagle hall on Saturday when the club was host to about BO friends and members. Dancing and social games were the order of the evening. About ;75 sat down to a dainty table supper. n .m «• i « «r__flftt tat ft* du»r_4>t.M. STRANGE POISONING! The _Bat eminent physicianii'r<[c- ognize that.uric .acid'stored up. in the system lathe, cause of rheumatism, that this uric add poison is present in the joints, muscles, or nertes: By eiperimontihg and' analysis at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in -nffalo.N.T., lir. Plerto discoT:. eted a. combination of native remedies that-he called "An-uric"—which, drives out the uric acid trom the system, and in this way the pain strolling and inf animation subside. If yon are a sufferer from rheumatism, backache, pains here or there, you 'ahould obtain "Annrlo" at th»^: drug stdfe;,or send Dr, Pierce 10c for. itrtri paoltSti-- "_nuric" is inahy^. times more jiotent than lithip.. RETURNED: MEN RUN FACTORY V1CTOHIA, Nov. 21.—The British Columbia Cordage plant at New Westminster, the establishment of which Is clalrii-d'as bi.'e of the greatest achieve- iiXe*jts * of, the provincial government, WJU -be., opened -next Wednesday, ac- cbrditvg to an announcement today b>' Rbb'eVt > Morrison, acting industrial -omhilssioti<-r. TJie plant will, employ sixty men, at^ returned,- soldiers. It is 'owned antT managed by Returned men. Among those financially interested in It. are General Arthur Currie, General Odium and ttweral Turner! Major J. . C. T"*horn';'**fe "president. , • - ■; ' Smyrna, Nov. 21.—The Gr,_k gai\ri son. here is showing agitation-* and deniahdfrig demobinzation.- Lauk of discipH,no-,'an'd' tiff rays between par- tiaan*, df Veiili-elos and Eormer King {p'oVityt'i'ritiue ar6'; reporbeti. SALT oi. rot, cHiv-RUN ~ Smillie&Weir Ladiet' Wear Specialiiti Nelson Brewing Company-s,, Beer and Ppr|er ' Healthful and Invlgora-nf. Mad* with ory.tnl clear mountain water from- pure malt and nope. ■ y. Nelson Brewing Company, Limited -■LION, -.0. ia here—keep your feet dry. • Our stock of RUBBERS is bin. We have them in Black, Brown, and White. G. ROMANO THE SHOEMAN •- HUDSONIA CLUB OPENS , SEASON'S ACTIVITIES Political Meeting -**♦- Siuaei-_s%nfetlfe CarryM\ Honors aj Largest 1&ock Show on tttntineilt. * V1CTOR1 A, Nov. 21.—Bvltish Co-, lumbla livestock took some of the big prized at the Pacific International stock show in Portland this week, according "$o Profes-or W. T, McDopald, of the department of agriculture. Three students from the agricultural faculty of the Universltly of British Columbia won second places In the stock judging, In competition with students' teams from all colleges and universities of the Pacific northwest. The Portland show is the largest annual stock show on this continent. The exhibit of Dorset horned Bheep from the Dominion -experimentl farm at,Agasslz won first prizes, And one of the championships vfn colnpetitton with sheep from the whole coast. James McCleave, of Victoria, and the Hermann stables, of North- Vancouver, had exhibits that are Winning ..high commendation. , LABOR SUFFERS DEFEAT IN MUNICIPAL ELECTION LONDON, Nov. 21. (Canadian Associated Press)—Although Landon had no municipal elections on Nov. 1, the reault of the by-elections lnv .-East Ham,, a. huge-east -London f-naustrlal municipality yesterday, showed. a heavy defeat for the Labor .party, similar to that which occurred yd other parts of the country. Seven vacancies were caused by the elevation of Labor cducHlors to aldermen, but only two labor candidates were returned, the remaining seats being won by Hate-Payers' Protection association candidates, ;*■ I-ONDON, Nov. 21.—©axon Qlen Connof-y lord high commissioner to the general assembly of the Church ol Scotland, died here tonight. Before he was elevated to the ^peerage he waa Edward Prlaul Tercnant. He was a brother -in-law: of former •Premier Asquith* HON. WM. SLOAN, Minister of Mines MRS. STANLEY BROWN, of Vancouver l JAS; -ftSHEA^ liberal Candidate T EAGLE HALL Wednesday, November 24 All voters invited to hear Provincial Issues (Usr i cussed. . , Chair at 8 o'clock. E Bolsheviki Call on Poland to First Remove Troops to Borders. RIGA- Nov. I!!.—Peace negotiations between' Sj^'IcI Russia and ■Pola id hayo been interrupted. 'Adu'ph Jorfee, .liead of the Bulslie-i ■yiki delogatlon, \.o'd it. DombsUU ■Chici' of the Piillsh * vcpruseivtutivti^yv. 'that the work of arranging, for1 fi/ permanent peace could i\ot pro- ■ceed . - until Poland lbyally ffulf Hied her promise to withdraw troops' to her borders. He added this declaration was a rosult of the .actio not Colonel- Ri- bak, head of the Polish section of the joint military1 commission at -Minsk. Rlbak proposed that a'scheme be worked out for the withdrawal of the Polish ^ troops by the ei-tab'."- llshment of a' thlrty-mllo zon© be-^ tween Poll-ah and^ Ukrainian troops, and finally asked for the dissolution of tbe ir.oinmisaion Itself. WARSAW, Nov. 21.—Fighting 'with Cuticura Soap -IS IDEAL- For the Hands 8i-»,n,-Mm-ni,T_tEBn., Be. •«„.' S-lit _ti»Twtt*r<j. S/Pw**; T,T»Mt,IirlU-l,at.T>-Mlt.,-fr>tTii1l. I,, t ut, „ ( -Id in One Day TaKv tii-ipw h i,....,. va BROMO QUI- ,\^M->^ lalitfih i >■• genuine bourn i*l.<- -gi^V»llt1''" J1.'....1!' ^v- Clrove. 8l»« /.:''■■ . ■-'■VvW- Witt'w. $ ■');: .^onC'Vvetl^ iem;r,y'y"'i's'r"j_(_ uilod In thjS'j !brLir*,^^a\vMiM-iOHl;Jt'i*.vl Zellit'ouskl, ■mitiand'-f of the insurgent Polish, troops, ..and the Lithuanians and al varlouS' points beyond, the Polish frontier,' where tho Reds hav<_ brought up fresh troops and throvk?*^ them against 'Bal'-ltovitch in Polesijii; and a.ga!nst Pemykin, Pavlenko autjl1 Pellura In Ukraine. EDMONTON PHYSICIAN DIES ' EDMONTON, Nov. 21.—Death took ■■place Saturday ' evening of a we'll [known city physician in the person of ■ Dr. J. P. MaoDonald, late of the Royal1-army ' medical corps overseas, Ho had been, undergoing treattnent al the nt 11.1 tray hospital j. as a result ol lll-hjiiilth sustained "during war aervlC'S and death camo -suddenly of heart failure. ' ■ '■ :,\ ' '' *'" . ■ i-;l ■; I hate to run errands « but when its for TOASTIES joucarit see me for dust —ss ^StMy- n„,-,._ -__#-^______»_ imfLimm _____« wmmmms. -;;:•-/ ■ . !"^^,-.!'S^^B?™*-^ •W" ■l_____^- aTja-araa-pa- ,&sV - '.e%' i Tall Linotype Operator Dis- i appears; Landlady ind Fellow-Boarder Want Him On, dn Information laid by MH. "W*. Harriet, his landlady, dnd hy W. Cow** nn, ateftlfhefl tfjkii Wio wbh his tobm- rrin to, Ralph Gardner, a linotype op- >rator recently taken on at the Dally News, was In request by tho police -Saturday, on charges of having Jumn- ed a three weeks'board bill, and of having caused tho disappearance ot ■1*10, which was the property of hi? "J-'oomate. I Somewhat resembling a telegraph ■polo, "Slim," as Gardner was uievf- tanly called, was reported last stjen on Friday night, on which occasion ■ he failed to report for work. "frires feent by the city police ■ to Nakusp, Grnnd ForjjcB and Creston ■ failed to 16- ■jsate; him, 'and it Is conjectured ting, he made hit* exit hy freight, and has. 'succeeded, in getting. across the tlptfir- hatlonal boundary line. ; Gardner did not have a union card, -when He applied for work in, Natson, When there was. a 'vacancy, hut showed hirrieelf to bo a competent .operator,, ■and-lfi' VluV. Bowsb'>'w-Ul_ hay's■ fiw •ceived a card from' .this local of the Typographical union. It .(s understood that ho had beei) ;ln. the TJhlted Statf-;: army, but beyond this admission, the newcomer. ;.w4_ triicommtirif- «atlv<? sbri .the Hufcject of,his pergonal history,/ It* ie ^thought: /he>-;-Wfl.s.:v9a Texan. He -nossessfed ali* 'ehgaglhg Jgrln and was evidently. In'the habit of 'taking things ns tlioy namn, Mm...Harriet was'aware Frid&K. night fhat^ftH. jfaMu%et ityJWl* -with -.-tegard, to her talKhoaJ^er, as'sho -onnd, her lins- ftahd's* he'-w :BUltcas6 ' iiiV Gardner's room", with ficr husband's, ne?V milt ;aj*fd a suitcase belonging ? to , Gardner's, roommate Bluffed In it. Qaftlndr rfp- parently had a hunch that hlH Intended dehiirtUre had been discovered and failed'to. retUrn. to the house. Tlio fi-.ili.ri-i of the parties wired to to recognize- the fugitive, is a sure .Indication that ho did not travel byboat or passenger train, for his unusual height would make him a marked man. . Legal Notices Seated tenders . will fie received ,hy the Mlnlflt-sr. of. Lands at Victoria, not later than noon on; the, 2nd day of December, 1820, for: tho purchase' ot Licence X2250. to-, out 90,006 : feet 6r Fir, Cedar and Wtiltb Pine and 8,00. Ties, on Lot 8936 ahd the N. 1-2 pf, Lot 8037, Slocan River,-Koptenay District. .'.*, *\ One (J.) yearSwill-he allowed for removal of timber. ■, . *. -'■ . Further partidulars, of the' ■ Chief Forester. Victoria, B. C, or District Forester, Kelson, B.-Cr*^ •*' '- •(ftw.0)i ___-*= m ■rfrfe I mfgffiiV- "The Silver Horde Watch forit: »-: * Racing and Humi »^f Stents Feature R«d Triangle Pop-nite. 4 XmjfMt- bo^fai 'g-is. frolicking In . ttWHatit Kite so many'■' Jbf boises, taklni • rela* stjlmrnlng,- 'is.M,.'! ox\% dlvfria} tail's, •F^ltn«i1n^',.-t;rr-T»fo!,li(1i Indulging in fancy dlvlnfc-stunts, I pelllng 'unstable barks In tub raojH. nhd .irtrjrtfing each other #Ith lots M energy una little ceremony Into ni w&cr-.iiiU pillow fights, all provlof!fJ a shectscle full of Interest anil laugh; able -eblsoBes- fir the crowd of**pfipjr tfttorsjijhdt gathered at the T. -•'<$■ X; sw-fmrnlng pool to witness .the ae. quatic ■ .entertainment on Saturday mV^rtu ■ (..t -:Junior boys opened the gala-wlt—Mt splrtshv wjion four hoy teams, led hy B6b.Wald.le ,and Hus-h Horswill re- snebtiwtyi took the water In a relay rei-.''.SVaiaie-B shoal flipped to tjjej —inning, end first, i ;» . ;■ „ :j. ■ -:T\yo.-tfcr,ae girl teams njrat^.took wi WjvrVttyv$ri- girls', relay rawScajitnlried Ky. MIM' Belle McOaulay and Miss1 Charlotte Norman. The pace waa, lieen- •ly »r»mcsted and aroused1 'Wild TOclM. ment among the girl - fans as,, th* see-* ond-.-nalf neared tho bar on. the rfl-| turn n(th (.llttte jjdvantage- to elthiir.' Mhis "tfcQa;|ihw)! -trio led In the lljt lap by-several-lengths. _.,. '■ - 6,: . Bpld.ly entering. wash.tiibs b,ejd .a%i I*ureh"l6y non contestants, and pta-l feipltRmsty leaving themi to,"' nountW, In tha water- as soon ■.(_ released,, fduV; -UnlM-boyB W«re finally started off on n tin face,- af(er they Had. beoh" tiped lip' tt, WIW«hingr'ia^p¥8o*tS!t* W«f: •—eft to their own .devices, and1 crouching Insecurely In, the), tuft-..,, yVlth,','* tiouple of bltnkS hitamh tne'tjt'anil the deep, thoy..tickled tho WRt«r.;wIfh their ftnger ii^M.iitoWm0 itntft-tolf ardor proved their undoing and -they wjro Wtt to swim for It^i.Tod Black proyed't.tho most able .navigator,--' ':. ■ 'Anned -with cjammy,, so|rgy "."piyowsi; two..gfrls approached -each' other from either,6i}d,,,of ev:Jog s^ung.t!a/ofoss the pool to do battle In* pillow fight.' Squatting slclewlsn Pn. the' log, they basteo-vthalr (Opponents.OvtSf^ifie -jieafi and shoulders .until one. :,was-dlsiod'g- ahd1 Min n1flces.arid ■coh'tlnueff-ifhe-o^—ie't-jroug-i the, flifst^heats a^dt&.semfJS ttnais tit tlje . fl8tt(s.; ;: ^ Th*'..SfIstla's ' )3«la- , Me-- QaulSy, land/I^a,(hieen-.Blackv' iritis' the rnpst-dbnjjhty .-opponents and ,ayere,- iri alijthe final. .a^towlnat-.-.-etnentio.UB Eftfisa hy.^fc, opponent, wiib a. tfejjguhd-i in'^;.srtiack .bn^-ihe^baok, '*»flfe.^acft; .sijnt- iMigs -.MtiOauiay;', InsVa ffliitrir.] ./ot arms and legs, 'sprawling into the -water, in-a. manner totallx. opt oi keeping with her. reputation-; as . a, graceful driver .,, . .... X . - Poar:ipalrs-O*j.. hoys' ajso.^dlfl'-battm with the pillows, ifih most notable affair being for the championship of. ,N0rwSy. ■-■ -, Arthur ., S—pmstflad -. aha Elftter 'Gusfftf^oi*--aspirad-'to-tne laurel of pine boughs,- but unfortunately for. OilsfW*or_his-. body-followed '.His?- p1|- ilow/frt <nt':ffi,ann«fy of'Jt'cUnVOl's' 'taii, ami his ono good blowrarid true cleared aipi'th.-for him • lii the- Water. ! 'A splendid fancy .dl*|hg, display was stagediby. Miss, Belle, Mo*3ji(l)ay„.*ho •fJfqm..thor! spring board ''tbpk': graceful .headers. In. the straight dive,'back dive, the corkscrew, the-foll over,,the front, (I shoulders' .until one. was .dtslodg- ..As'jopej.or <ithe» went swasBlnfc d shtrteHiiig into- tip w*ttr un4(u>,a in -bf-oio^s,, ahother 'itair took .then-, <a*ma* o_ei*»V -)jf:l--HtB «/ _<pl*?*<ili fp,«i *n» traperf.. -in ;.wS_ft j Wr*ffi^'pitr^^k-, Jl -per«U«jt . »hihftiijn J-itf iaflflg is-tiught to Ui>.;j^iyrsti ' Mniseiffiwas the, conciuoaft. -tMrlous. meafii. ot siibW -**-from -flrowntp'g,; p£r§- mitii their would '. tik'-ltti assisting e-haTisted swlhirbera- :#*»%..i Itistrafeaiby;«[».- *u^'^rl|'al-mOTl4 Charlotte ;K#man, 4na, thetf: SeftiMLi ffetj.'trj- Ihifr. teams- bt.. filrUk'rt'g- th* ,w«,t*r. - .'. .,'•__'. ■ ^ _.-.'.-■':. Mf;-jj.; cmmC fcV-* iff. ■■ ■•■:■;,>v>i'ii :'a^fr,<;.Viaiil'»... A glee cluB has hieti',ofganjked Jt the young people oi t,<fle- -C^thplf ellurch under the dlfeoiioSs.ttf.Mm:'" B. Bennett, having Tor.Mft purt fhe fostering-,(Jf .a -tests-' for. tMlj muslti gflibilV the ,.p6WS.'tlon -f!il ton. Their: -Wivrlt, cdnSIW" pialrt-ty jhe stujly jsm eiemtlon ,of vhiastl pieces .frbm *yisiri\'io%tiSi.i;i.y;-f \ Mrs. Bennett, a hewebn—f in fl'ty, haij..jau^led.-,a8_«?.''se»-(rar;^ teachers .of the dajyfiha -aasspeMt e era) yeare' al,"a member. oxPhnRHJ Castellaijos ,Bbyal. Italian .Opera ■ co! iany i^ fte-^lMj-a&nners £qi" flnern oni*ii»i_»i*r E»i .' AT, mnaiiiiiinTi^pii' m i ci tni,,)i j m thfji 0i. oii,ti ietfiti gin u-bun.**! in lobe lor-Those ;%■£ -.,.- Itrith ibiB1 -B|a and 98, compdsing -the Jli:c-,-i_: —,i.H.i.- :■', -.: _, :..,-_J ariia<r6f i*Ai'rt'i'iw-aiid■ Hiinie Add(tib-n ,^prp'i»sed.vto'.:be',t61t.en tnto,the ;qity ok f/clsgn, vhaye :>expressed : legal coilsinl .nrit-xation, on the', basis of the cV-*#oaWhed hy ' Ross-- Fleniirift laro.-.Douche, who have made h'Mfcfsigpatures -single hatuli - "-ffShmajajiH; ^olttrs' %. . -j- ft".Vin ;pi>t oyer sitt- «*««' ^AJditltn, -jet.udt l~-fki. cm NVtiltM.- ■ ojti , r|f_«ent:Is f_3,obo. - .... lieh: the taw stjttes that r,l piif .... ttH! Afpneriy.^valuatlon of tlje - ...:e" fi^*i„'H4 ttskeli; In' is alt tha^ li .reojujrftd,'.jilessfts, '-t™uehe :anfi Fleming, Section, to be of, Fact ToM-ibt* Names Incis VETER.4N A large^t_inesr of i^ ■%;}% — Sera, partlcjpatild in ihe- military P.l'ftfW"^'-' afternoons-itj) v. Thor, who died at the ;t'o,put the, matteftfibeypnd..'dlspure, Set 'but to tak'SMIJilS'ijent lfi eielt;0Jf tiei :tt«Ws>.,.,-,-ffi MA, 'WI6tr,.i»- -tlilcaiJ two sectfdntC, - Iy settled, this wafel.. no particular prol) lem, and In fact,' if tbe area had been ' aKen-tfts a whole, ..38A nilgiu have peetj W*(I-.upon' tp'-ltiftke-up-any deficiency Ift;-.H? ' There- lBj'a .latgge, amount .tat uitimprov-'a Vrofliky. -In-, ;90 -' that ;ls :::,. ' --:-. ; •, ;,"":-'!-■'","? «owped ■by'.-notr-resldents,. partlCulilrty fettfour ,sanitarium,..ir, .the; W#B »;'.«* .Uffft WMgWeSL'-gnll^^ 4 wis ni«8»_ in,- xvi.elr .,.„,, , -s,,,,,,, ■(„„'(„ „ ;., t., :■ "± ? nWer'^reir^-residf "'■:_. /. eral accoi ^he. *iate...Turft -ie w.„k,. aha whose* tioty tiaa "BKnTltWt to-Ne^sD.Bi.fisr owiat .^._ -',' The-ftineral was n6l(l:frOm.t8«7Stap- darfl Wfraare J««ra_nV'8 !-ifeft^ll* parlors, w}»ris-*..l—v. ,„ •:_; T^etr--tUi- duct'ed '. arser'ylce.' , - -1%..■;• K.V.^.'- After J||s ,'»as. -6clrVolud«4,Jthfc !,'«or- marchedf with '.-'arms i reversed,^ .ilri'd the O, flfc: V. _,< -BW-.ftf.-iij.- which played th'e -! f uneral.- irtjarc lather, veterans --WlbWefi-'tiSoj-h'e^iv*^ •At the gmve«ld»,-tlie. firing t*arty,- composed of C .•'H. Robinson. .:S, ,IL' Swanriel),- T. Ashton; ft ..'A. ^.HMW H.t Mi Cobbett a)nd' J.- 'f^lth.^lfl-tt'jei the co)trmand;.of D..O.. Thormts,'trre'Mp.- fed ar-rSsiaii; the -ieWsl^t'tfwas -Tbeing' tfansfeffedr to;; the fgrjlvfiy,-'"-, "' .Mfc -^yp-e'r .pffered; ai^-prat f'p|ieys>- ^erev fffejd '^ft^v-fl^'^stt-fe^ ftisi *;a'&"fo!'l<miii;b^tto^ Bfpwn, .■bi!,.._U(vtl'»rs F. fHaVtwIg-,'- and ■Albert ■; pra-rilii.-.ihis- . pe'tni'. ttHe,'-, 'tMt fludingWactj,-,;.'<TKe ^lttear^ii 5 *1u>{| i-H. iaii^s,"XleK..>Kml'4i,.-"«6'Holinep, w, PascbiJ,- Thomas 'M^Bo'ftiJd and/iAi ._.'.s. ^tithioy.-.. , '.;>.j '■•■.,-;■.„•-•. -.A - lstrge hjim-ibr. at^pfsa^:iils\js,yiv!ai eral. ,-.pipi fj. H. Sha#, of-the sarfc tafium 4sitasti,r. was present1 ttotri' -B^l- fppr. '}tifi j)r\ti. tn-rttel*- bfi faet,>;the list- of nl, ^cr--'the -consent ;for ..lot 9f ally /the- MUTllnt of tesldept i>whersl for 'the-;Pbrtioti -of «8g tt,-. 1— 'tal_n>In,•'onry ttMoror clIyldual'B having thus .far wlth'rti consent '•.' . ■-.-'' l'i-.'• .:'ty,;.~ Cbnsents;,-a-re. also .r^rrlvln'g 1 -bul.an' the legal.-mlnfimurfi h-i. Bfteh' aitafnid^ m^'-i—eh MSej the tldhal consents (mty.'add.. tared, tbi •eoolKpilsllell :«aet) «-. i it --Is-'. Brolaiti ttiatf'hi -«i*\ partlculfriyi-.mafif, iinW-i slgmt_res/*l!j',he. dbtained. sa*>tWt01 rA.dpcHy-o*!Jefa.-'*ftb have :n*t^ya*l»i aW*baeh'e'd-#o known to favor •s?,; to. go' oile? .ifelfy'-resident owner it 6r#r,,tii.'<«t"tlu> 81 pe+ otsnt. 'As a i'l ,",'n •eSaT-*ill.'-spfi)Hitbly wlilh'-to Be'>*ffl- cidlly- rebordid ;.as -afflltlg-' to' bnitlk-i eHSiut.. ■ '- .'-.--•■ - -j -l-S- ■'■'*-,-"*" •', •.' -THe: cl--,'-ebu'fi6i( of Neliibn. ♦m-'S'e' -ohriitly hb'tl-ea' WKIght 'dt'itl-.'-SiBi' that. thetarei-taKiS'b'-taken-'lfi •hfis.foT' '^lly-.s-JlffiMTltii Wtrserilr .ii-.- (mlWl 'rXfter ;thp -'coirtmlttee lias;-.aocmh. /nbdatlra-..'titbse '-.t/ho :,wlsh ■ to 'attaich __r iU_t'es' ibttiae ■ documeHtsrJvi-*nt consents .will ;he^-sen('-_.'tl_ ■:(h'ilfc«b'f *i)t jhunjoipilltles' -at .. IfJcttWli, ■:;» -leckitijg.-;" \ ... .:-- •-.:'- f ■"■ .' Ihi ..(fie'', meantlrtei.. the, c'it*' ,#lll Mve to cbjiiS'ldef -fSe mi, taken tb submit ,the proposed. Uhl-.. ti1. t^.,,V0U\^^i^ft6^qJ^tr^ti. DAHVf -'.BCfi^tPE J tegef'Mr«ed to .pticeed'UbvtfSf '-cetoe-- :'■.fimi:W^^rtou'liUr'M6l>t.', teryf- helled fly 'a firing 'partKi f *mtl V - -"rff?!- ***?*'.**$ yaar.a^m.i —■-->•"■<'-'" — ■ ■ - ■ -■ jrjJjjaJjiB, ■ ;•■ -V l-f:! i clip ftliit StitPfK :lmits. 1 cup ehoi»pi»d. .Jen*, the' ieggii tyh'ltes stiffly, a-A ,tlie .n-mdj'&n— I-tt-'oi-tier given, antl. drop .rfltn ft;i&ri, .'flpopn -into '-"greased' bak- r :ln(? sheet; . ..'Coo-- in'a.'rather'■■ tml* * —nn.■yi&,.';i.-;r. <;. :■'-.. -,.[> \r'. ifro svoai)Rfrir_ s_r,_, "■i3l«ei»'^i»iu^:or !5t,Apaul> '■^rtjtllillia'.a atlcc.-ssful-.sale of-'-ian-fc' aifll Qime :cobtiiui $n' -qaturday after- inion. i proijeltajis ^or, the afjofnftpn ;>l ""i:»'')r r-t'i nett-l llaiO.lllrS.'r "-_»f'.Ban w£s" flecpf' ,j*ti(I. In thiV-.tHuli bolirs of ptfrpltf'-aW ;gohL, . Xeav was ,pt>uce4 .byi Mesf " MdC/tntttck, ,*.'-- T.I chojfte. 'Ml. •■KraiHn-e afi^jBMJ^'abps'. *' ' f-^ermt ■tbmw' -.ago -.*Wi8L«x "i>.:: " " '! '"""..,„ ' .-: *&tf?4 (rrbut The Trlbnne,.. Hot. 33. *laaob.> .i-fheu'fjlelHoNl, iff Ice, bf',.tri0.-.-— ^5-.;"-R, 'cottstruclioti .department'-,'^vas, •yeSfte-rday ,to tliff :'i*ei?ldence- „ftf. Proc'tpr, ■ res'ldont Vejtfelmjer^j.;-! /i'".ii«lfn|ir __. ;^%i *#4^ Mill .(b.e..way In, ivh|clv. tile. pr-J of Ui».'tie*vii)'dge,-,ls,.b,«Inii, airilA :\ -■;-■ :,,.'.. ■ ■ ' . i -_' Stia-il-^-. *SUilS !*«, Jo Ihe-new •arsm.-Am iii o>M Ob^ts, .:a*e ,hejrS::i1a((y re- l>.:by the-,Aarertt -iriptnloi'tlbn,. It -Btettd, ipd . ft (s undej-BtiMi pthvr -_K. i,;1fiH.«lia- ily;,- be .-.InsJjfi.M't}' ir( ,'r%'-«^jRfe'''ki|)5-'ir<('iilr..*r i.'--_ --7,..,". - -.'-fly.^-' :_ - „ CANSKA; -R-mt.-? -^♦;>-ij--'„ flri Wftlcti HIM- out^ hf.'-ii? 4to*fe dfl JCreorgi Wasyllw' b-djhe- d." -«_jy'flsjfjf!- ^llej cWl- so baaly ih|t'lt'ifi^^ms mnrting. Tho building ah<*) conUSnts, JiWilch: #ere, net cohered. .o^TM»itro,1i'», oaitsed a loss »f tfcB'l J,ijBere pre Ap% feres- flf-ciown.. ' -i-tjiisticlt, :aSb?i '•jTJtflBija o_H«<nA_: faii.il sttBfeA k|^;;„!t_ri^*l,*|^ ieoCKROAGHER;.' and all ..'jHseets! '.lanriot 'ejtlst-ln 'cihtMt.iwltli^MWi-' SMder:'.'- ,,^hayrW^'^ySimr:'Pnf .Alle.lnsebt. verrjt.nJ'-c'at'ry 'dlseastt—t Perefbre ktL'itf.em -ivltfi "fCeatlng's.l tH Ihi ■eimhr-6i,li>i M all d«t1e«.', ^' '"''I ' '"''.•'•.'liii'f- 'W '''*! '' ' vjaViii'l' rifWlf ,>H'>'s';;-kS» wr *?» wwsi*"'.<wirw!*«_!i moved JA;.'rF.| '?- '.' ■":»'.'. i'.'*r,"r ,:-'.''. -'aw-'l Arthur I,.„'Slf.taWf,,'-S(«._. 'A',,-Mra_jlj gafjr, and 3: «; liaar)of,; <J|.;C, will -In-; vtfde ihe SlOibfj—'.ihext we«k .iri'-'tlje'lil-i ierest?-. of ,Ca)n(Jldite'. c-allighet*. _-= -HWtV YUKONSI _A#SQfe*-Wr®p* 2^i--ein''/i lve:s-itlh_r^'n^svef has-: developed bBr1 tvjcei}-,Pawsbn • and the-rieW i^u-a-tit ^%i*''.6*r^^-ri^'ar_y.(>. '--*he,y'IttS»itJ: ilill; i,operations will.■,Mmtihlto. -..till iv^nter.'-, THe Oufesenheira Ijj company hfitve ■ started hauling , 3000\ tons of, ore • frim" the - hill' In' sleighs, rist«,' to: ship-.to the- smelter..whfttvnb;y1i^.' ;tlort. opens.- ** The^ore,1.,ranges' vi'n value from':'|10» to -f 1(1.0.0 a.%H)t m-rSBMEmtOalM^ mat** ih$p^m^mm' m,, ;■.. f; r mint ■ ■new^m^ip*- • ?'*■■; .'.'■•' ■''!' '-','' '.''^■n^»'li):'!''j'# ■ ■•■■'* .i:...; A.:. - Vi.'.j..'--.' -j.■__,-■ j-iv--'A.. ^'^f,!^'?^^%.'.-^ ii ssi »_>———a—I tfce Home off^ Good Clothes'-;{-. ^T^^y^^'iS^: -:'',f,:; *?:.r- '- '^V'V.^-' '"rfW" Ur_n6 (tttotluft ' "■ ■"vvIt^-tra'Bee^xj-p^ *Distrtej:;-: have bad" an',.opportunity of buying It'tlie^'^pHcef;. ^ ' mer<rAaMis_'^'||te'|i^ij^ I^^ulifr^'OlJr'j* ye&P*-/ 'VV^J^t'}**^!^^'' : ** lower prices r$ at liand, so-^te gditfg to" give fhe people of the District their chAace'td ehdose _ro^ the largest pie-SrSiie^e qhotedy a*^<kkj_^!^ Society,^ngM&,LU^MM. ;- *-" ens These tarqftfi aref-.fintS- ivilts.. in all tho Ualtalf- co loioi-s—JoynB - -This _g,.re4)iiotlDti(gl,y«fc:you ;thi«ohanec to" buy .ope .it'. .A . ■ -cWffx^-^ ■■■■■;■. -i 'r?n*':?$^'-V- •'. At thla price 'tHere ._re..«iiifc9 -tbat^er.ts^up.ieitderiedt.in - - - ........ ---..„-._,„,_.l„„___-s-.riL._„-g_ . vaMe»'i'ivH'il*^er#3„V-TOe.''west .at-.,We^l«rmw;ipri{»s,,. , . :. jlien'9;niad*I«j-ns,wsnos Hk! ; mpf e;,(!or^etTiiatlVe.:;stj"les. ,. ',-- fitigaairiaV^.ltaefif/.--^jb'tfitls .Jiij*. jEliV.'.wbntlt-l-r _ilv^_i>^<'. ... .(joftAtltilng 'a.- .'^de-,rB^e'..:oJ;.-iBn.eil£^ ' a'ridL' '6c iseliV. '■•'*■'. . f';' 1 :' jyistlnotlVefc' gpia tf&fe'.'whcn ,,foWeriy'.',.priced';yas' '■ . yifglrt Wi;Sfi;is1io*e'r 'ifo'oi, rlih^oh-d warti,-wi'4l^Ht^J, ':■'-. '-*8t~s- i-tV_ ^rtfieBs;.'Wit.n^h^faft-Mfi^t-S'S -.ii.'-v-vj ' h*gh'as*_;oii. .-•.'■--;''\,••■ '>>.„'*?,-:,. - - c6i*&&."-.''■iy»ti__f-iV'^H-*~t.-_-t\**l_i_W_^''---- :• v' T ■jffi^'!-51^'^ "' -.-."fti.'-.:.' ..-':'•'■ .- <r--:,"""/';- -'■-'• '' ' ■ •.'• \ i. ',},'.■'%■. !f%'-;■.-■•,'■''v if*''?-1 "'->-■' *."■•-■"'".-'-"fe-" ■'•'-. .■_aWMW-:-';'-..'.;'!-';--':i;',V'-''-ii''-' :l'Ji!4|^?^'^;-'->'-'i-rs^vX»' ■SAI_**f£M(|lM ■;;;.■:■;:', l-'jALE'-'; i' '■'■V- i1-^-'' pti^tt$BJ$ ;U:::'-\ti0^i * ^75 : i Avi 'V v"'"'"?■''■-.('■ '•':■" ,>''•'. s- ',''"*■ '.*'.-' is S«te tt $44.75 •sang a-id -atyja-jj^otf':, r'- 11 p Dressy Youiig -Jeh'_.> '■• . . . .' -jr., . ■f,'.-.'r---;.*-^-i-ti. ■■■'-.. -• ..- ■.'.-.■■."•.- |J»M • •'see-^only.dii' High * Cl^s^^oMsy-; Sweeping jraflubtfons will *6rins these "^t^-J^^^ftTiit price-.. wey-ri^S^ priced lis high -a*s-''^^&0^5;'"'.■; *.'.-:','' ' > ^\''b, V " :;;/ :SAtfc-ftiIz9J5;r^:''r::.; f ■■,-■--'..'■■. ^'.;^v-'v- v.^'vSTif •/-"-.'•.*..." ----i'.--,-; ■.-■-.;;;:"' * -.',- ■ ■■ ■ ■' -'i'"1'-)*, >:t-f-'; ■• •-'■^- "•'.'■-.■'■,'■'■'•.'■ ■}■/■,-'.--> '■■':-' "''•■'■ ; '■.-' ';;"V} v ■ ■,. ■ v.RvitY'tnan^.knQwa'.the OTylb'OTd^uporloPi.-ddloringjth-r^- * ?^f * *%*.^:' ^|b- a"66u*t" i. *lyB_fom,,;or^SodMy ,%wi*4 Sui^-;.ahC;- iarge'col-.,-. . -t*hls -pric1? ^a; inp_Uy m_clielUp -of the^better* clsislv '■•sVto . '>*"">'*.'* *•■*' fil-tteH* •*^^0™'a:-l*,n'*1l -^''1If^^r«b-itfl_ '"niMriA "..'fv-ii- '-t-KAArfliaWiis ■, naw '.OaVJiB Ail-wobls^ao^^w^^sei-^itfjpgi'^'i^.peits anti»-; large MllaMJi'.'iTlftlrir'flpd" rahcy'v^faid- ' itaiVe- been ' selling at 818.00 an« 820.00 ' PRICE HOW $U.rS_it $14.75 _^l|p@i iwet*--?1" ' RiibbeflSieai Tjyeei r_n .peHetrate9'ihfe''«mt^ff^ . . tWB -,p-»...;-ttj<'mo«ur'n]M8;..pp pr^e^belt«^c_s*)-. •. 'j^ii^.u—i-'^-i—iS—aA-i_ a-'^.iln-C-_.«®.Si»VS . »„si- "''■' -'•i^'&eeds;'.'_ta'm*|B'r>^^ (rntervyoliles ,,i» .^|i«^.Of; 0. .-'.^ ::-;:^-^. '^. ^^^i^i^.'^^^ir^ SALE PJUCp $44.75 ' -1 ^-** — "'*,, * SALE PRICE -J24.M AND $28.00 20 to -JS7q i^«couist—'Eiwry . .Oyerw-ift7 0- iur;' etotbt- .,the-. oia laivS,',revi^St''i(W(!es, ■' fi" ' -^''jsP -;^-"w^ii'n-,>€^'_^'*f'y-^ ',.'--■,."*'t'*st-**n..'_|H..SPid.;t|T$]t?-«ii^k§y.«VJ_li'3• ;iri'''..bi^tfk't t-Jod. I ■■ ■:a?eter61_»ott^ood.~tte: tieft'"!^^ -. „-l'-.1/.!^%i:<,.-'•:'-.,.- ;..,.. - ''■'■ ■ -..-'^-3--_-«fV-^!i^S^«&i-__! •!'|! -..-'J _____ ge^-L CcC^ w*iK ■•>-ir -sr__« ■_/■_ "f!T_ WSLSOK JJSTLT tf-KWS, MOtfTTAY MORNMl-, NOVEMBER 22.1920. ', nil DAILY NEWS " be addressed orders mad. il_hln» Com- no case to . of _• etaff. ~ II de Canada, _ m .».• Delivered, 76! tor »l» month.; 17.J0 _______-_- i_te»;Br mail (iotm- per month; 18 per year. ' month, 76c; » year, 75o per month; l( per year, payable VanrtMt ._<«_ Sanaa ot C_at_*__ ^ M0N_*AV, NOV, 22; 1920. I The Universities I* SJf Ai^V' C-h-je, in^ ah: ad- .drtSj!;1„ Ottawa, empn-^-^rT (jje ^ce^ity 'of Irjw ,uj)ivarsity fees 'telitiitJitSSts. ""If>oul_ be best i$*>*^i^:6VW1lt?i "UP.-.'!if there were'jiofes.;',' That is the case in a nuts-el!. Education should tie free to the spnolar4hi_h or "J-*?*#--^c_op]: boy and schppl girl, ■or university st^ini.";;,In edu- c-ation, nd 'handica*ft.sh6u(d oust ' '^t"'^^^f)M^ vbo'inor- «|^ndf^Kt|ia^ (j&il^, helped. J Free>uni>t^iaty education,, or |in ttefault. of-;that, utiivt-si-ty --duc-tion j8_tflijtii_ble as chea-ply iias piossible, 'can be had'in ,*'only fltvjro ';.w^-j^n_mely, ; either ' br' Wate maintenance of a uniVei-s- ity, or hy. tl^'g»ne^osjty ■; of private citizens; -;' §tite j. main- '.•teianee Js.-il|e-rule on this con- itiji-i.t, 'for ,_t"J_t«t''ai'larjSrei**ia- *fty&ry1' *"*■« _r»»ter univers- ^m0^W'''^^'a^Xris $$'J ^^N.^^ th6i leading tare maintained-'by the-govern- mfents --of ^i^_ a4^tos.', jn ■■which |^ey •flourjsh^>*-^s enables- low; Sees, a*-dtli-i;resi_ts are-propor- ™hite,-ii^8o far as the number, mI:iti^^tas*js ,_»cenied.\ "So' ^'^^^r'of'-'AiiA^U'-'ssii fecairned, v'fli*»rV^'i: 4'nd'/Yale f^tamn}o^m-iat tie United ^States. -About '-thjrfy; o^6r}.uiij fy*!«&ies -in t*e^;ltjni®'f_*_.te8 lave from t^oejti; four idmej Trident buseki L%ur%A.W«*m«n :iyi1JinrTR'ftCn>ES FOR THE DINNER PAIL I_i.'*t Saurdrty I wrote an article on tbd.vAlue of (IW.rai-ln from the standpoint of nutrition, nnd (to.liiy J am go Ing to BU--a>f-e*viVei_lp__'?fo,r foods c6o- talninK plains ' whjch, et*. particularly well ndiiptftl to- "Ptt^;Ui , ""Ji-e/c_.rrie<l The -woman who fills' a hincfc ba: ket, box or'pall Sbbura-b^!familiar with tbe various kind-.* bf _r_wP_- that »he nuftd not always put in the sarie kind. SwiVtened broads, breads containing raisins or nuts, and-, the various - kinds of roll' or' muffin i are all appreciat<■ <\ by the m:-.n or woman who opens a carried lunch ~at noontime. Such variety AS. this helps to keep up one's appetite Is R(*nerall>va well person. The foi. lowing recipes, urn satisfyIngly nourishing to.& person ->t hard, work: Ras'ln Coffee $ake/* Cream together % ""cup- of bbt-er or;,jferd and % of c-ijp of/ granulated sugar. Add 1 egg which has beeo* well beaten. H cdP of milk, Y* teaspoon salt, ami 1% cups of white flour which Mve' been elf ted with 2'M.xel "teiiflpoijf?. of,'b?klng powder. Ml*r well; .then-'sipread In a rather deep""VbUnd .pan jiboiut eight Inches In diameter and '•Well-' buttpred: sprinkle with '. cur. seedloss raisins finely chopped, then i-prinklc with V. cup of granulQ-ted sugar And dust all over with o^nnambn'^'Oot with 1 tablespoon of buttei*, put";-?n In tiny pieces^ with a. t-sasptibn and bake from 35 to 40 minutes 'in; a moderate oven. Thin Is as. m ft he number- -ftf ^taden^ eithet &tv^#^ Tale fete.' ^TOs ;&. BYLENORE ',. - \S delicious * cojd as hot, It requires no butter in serving and As rich and nourishing. Raisin nincerhn-nil: 2 cups flour H teaspoon -soda, I1; ' tenspooim ginger, H teaspoon sail, I cup raisins (not chopped)i- y»** cun molasses, % cup boiling water, 4 tablespoons melted butter. Mix. and sift the flour, fioda, ginger and Salt!' add tin- ni.'-lu■-. Stir the molassee and the boiling water together and add the melted .buter and, beat weli. "Ppttr, Into a greased bread tin and bake for forty minutes In a moderate oven. (This la a fine ri-c,l*£e to use when one has no milk nnd errs to spare and yet wishes to bake a delicious cake). Raisin Graham Mufflhs: 1 cup flour, 1 tablespoon sugar, 4 teaspoons baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 cup graham flour, '.: cup r:ii: M. ., 1 cup milk, 2 tablespoons melted butter and 1 egg. Sift all the dry ingredients together except the graham flour. Add the raisins and the graham flour.and then stl In the milk, the egg < well beaten) and the melted butter. Pour this hater Into (Well-greaHcd muffin tins and .bake 36 minutes In a moderate oven. Mrs. JvfcC—Answer: There Is nothing to be done for you mirrer except having it re-silvered—and that would cost quite a good deal. Unless the frame Is very handsome I would advise'you to get a new one rather thnn have the old one repaired. Tomorrow—Ann we red Letters TEN YEAH8 AGO TODAY' (Prom The Daily Mews, Nov. 22, 1910.) Dellgttted with the wealth of the coal deposits of the Kimilkameen. Valley and predicting a great. future for1 Prln^etp^i, aV H. Kelly h-as, returned from .*ft.:- visit to the Osoyoos coal mines,' whldi. are being operated largely by local .capital: ■ ■ . . * • • The city's-requirements hi the way of aty .extension of the sewr system, and fiOWrito meet 'those requirements, formed^.the principal discussion at the council meeting lust night. Aid. Carrie brought up the matter, stating he had inspected the locality of the West Transfer • atttble's^anij•^omitud-it that a sewer would haye tp go In. " •'.'*'.'.' 'i • • Equlftped.. w^h"; {wo^.;'44 i calibre ;aut;n- matlc /jevolvera/ l50V^roaind*,^_. ammunition and $500 In cash', a -stranger, after shooting up the Crescent bar at Rossland "and holding upvChle. of ■■■Police Long at the point of his gun, was shot in the groin by the > policeman and taken to jaQ.; . I • t *. » .■'; 'i' In making an application- for letters of administration before his honor Judge Forin in olralifters yeHter'day morning, C. R. Hamilton, K. C„ Boated that the estate of the Jatp Williain' T. Caffy, the pioneer 'miner' and 'part owner of tho Eureka mine, who died here last Septemoer, was valud at $20,401). The application .was granted, ,i ,«n -la-H1»- II ■■■—■ III. .^—11-. At an aerlcultural show at Four Crosses, Carnarvonshire, England*. :-a prlze was nwilt<d'Mi to the. aiv|ier-rof: the cow.with the longest taU, !•■?.'-".''* •- - -'*--■■•. \£:.tftoaHAl. W MECHANICS' TOOLS " Wehave on hand one of the finest lines, of Mechanfes': ••"Tools in the interior of B.C., consisting of'.-.'.*,,; Planes, Saws, Chisels, Squares, Rules, Bits, Grinders, Braces, Lathes, Hammers, Wrenches, Etc., Manufactured by Stanley Rule and Level'Co. I THESE Sf AND Goodell, Pratt & Co. -I vno Simmonds Saw Co. | rUK Whatman & Barnes I QUALITY Nelson Hardware Co. DltAWER 1050 .... NELSON, B.C; m fifc"^"i»i;#-gnpjpfi- v^ifiir^iuh_-''>^a_a'*4. jff«'prl^iWy'endtiw»^:ii-('t f.ar)*- Wing "paryy ,tp; tl^ im Ifartly, to?-tlie fact tjiit-tn^, |j-jjave • lieoqiiie*',to .1 a -greater.'$k\ •degrete colleges for; spnFC of i *H-JL;;-*4en,'- ittolAjfi stiidtigts. ,ar« | jSj^pteativej. few*m p-omljei;. 'ftolg^i^gedXfj^aaitmt'iaf tltHit hir^V^I^Vwi-M^fto. to |»onia. . .'_upb . UUn .p-rLcnd tt new ■- jni.,. " ^-fy* f r'liHt- AT^ririeari'-paprBfsij iioiAo".iifM'-a\ •aMtnl' "& ^o i.^Khout curirncy- and »HM,A. tr. ■..,/, A_.a,. ._™. ■"'pt'.'pafi 6p *et-y ^^kWSatT'^ ■^lB*,ej» with vprt^'iirtHitrtled purse _»« does not care.Sfll-Invest \lfi gowns not jBxaothf sult-d & btifa rieetls- A^iif Wltft. prices aof high,' hoWever they mw. .pt JUHtLCied by, trade, and other conditions',. Jt becomes-' acUtfrly' ftacessary to' .thinly deeply, and l_f&,,far abend .with. each hetf.'-puVc'Haseiy.- ' "*'-;' .,:.\:.'* '■> ilpwev.-r. o-ae cainot go, vpry -fa^ wronc ■«ith, a .'e.'a^eh^ltive satl*TV &bwn --nftt tbo pretentious-"kb ifecar to chyrchi yetj -Wtb'; onough.. 6deax.\tot. theaire-ol dining -out -{tetfeptonsj ■rt.A'flttb'^n -th* skfittbi^ts■'•of- bki^k'.satinvm^JW- *}M Units; -qt-ttb. a irtraiJfcM t'-uolc-H| tb«JblMftf Thtf y-jst't-rid,, -&_h -are At r_y_.t 'blu* closoly embifeldm'd In' -bl&cfc If ma* chibe embroidery shops are not' tujees*** Bi.TOca_*_ ribbon in subdued coloi-l «tremelJ,-le|6Mt. ,;,.: SHE p_^ett__s- Wfjv i|ti tasstamamm give Jlrlllf-li Columbia hiislncnsllko adml_fJtr4tlot tinS fair returns for tie taxes wWoh!'ja™t> , epent,-..'t _ , -'■-:''? '- r '; ■ ' ; -.> -. . -■•'■ . v I ' > ■:,■■-, '■,',■ ■■■ -, ■;' .', "-|ootf—i gra.vel" does Trio). .. litiild ni_iy road.s ami It will bn found that, it, wlil ««t ■win .votes Last minute. eKorts..of-thkv^bift.,cahi—t-'oairioufltee' *e.four-yTOt.,teoora oftlfe poyerr)-' m'enr^-Vjii-ria.' '■ "•*-'-4.'.;:.-; ..;!, htiWeMMm* lib" 'gift .finer' than- a diamond, of all gems. And when you 'taibunt of .labdr - required .to bring it to'-ifinished atate, your "■^atU •^.^rt..'.-.;;,;4-J':■--!.'-. *>"»•/'l-V-r*"■"•' v '.-'• "r-y--- -■•■ diamonds and diamonds. S5SS_£ %ly^rt^^»mmi- etee'" $1lS&atrW' Wfaoti$~*"l\\e Finfet: •r_pcuraWe"7' wlftv-y'ju;«dt:f^'fyi*-^^^ >W>W>t_uio_ * <|T ,:Si!l*'.',.i-- ►%-»..-, -1 ■ .j:. r\%,--, jl. .;.,. ,rr---\W- .'tlC : m T.r7r, CALORIC •'-.. ,-,Vi, , .-,. .-- . »- - '„ 51,/f! ji.o„t rt.-,(Hvs 1 L^ l ,._^_ ' j ' The .Original Plpelei. FMrn»c( One Register,Haaia the Houao > Moder.to Prid'd_-Ecdnemlcel "'"'"Vertioii, Strtjfjty aTi'mNelRoni.^, i.'r n' r>,i;i utivr JtMKW .hi "Canada's Best" Wins^Pralset; fe The following world-famed ' artists who ,(ihave" recently -been touring in.Ofjnada were supplied with a WIlL'IS. PIANO for their personal .use, and they have expressed their->'.AtJmiration for-. this bea'iitiflil Canadian-Made Instrument. '"•• ' '"j. k , . Godowski ; ' Antonio Scotti .'• '• ■'; V! -'(of the Scotti Grand Opera Co.) .. Leon Rothier **: Lina Palmieri 3 ;,y Lazaro Martinelli " Kubelik . And Scores of Others - ' '' ■ - ' ' '■ '' . ' • : ■•-. . I:.f.-',-'. .!< Make Christmas happy this year by buying a Piano far PlaVer, from— ' .. , ,--'1T --.■■■ ■• ■', '"■■ '■« i. i ii,1'' i*' - ;' ■ i'<y •* :; ;; "■-'l?'!.:: 304 Baker Street :■ ■ <..-.#•.,-*- «n.At« -.'ci %>,,.. ,-.;■'. -Ki--';. in >-*.-■*.:. -it iir.iniiii i .I'liiiiiimi ). I , •tt Lj.jj--a^a, \ Want Ad, is bath cheab and effir.ient. Irv it '■•" ' '■ •'' :- "'•-' ' "'■ - • ,..' -,,'h'- ,rm-i_*i_ ,»"*n •■ -^^fe^ /■' ':%+ m& -<. c< TifTiTTrp.r m Fresh Milk for every Meal- Thanks to,the Carnation.pl-aii of distribution ,1 best d airy ,.*'. .; milk, from: Canada's sections— milk that is tested for purity and . richness- milk that is- sterilized to make it safe— '■■'.'■..,- ■ ;"- -' |: ,*; comes to your ;.t*able, its purity, wli* ->■'/■ W% e s|j ;.-^id.,f re* lvne S-s—sealed j ".tight in new- cl-_„ containers.''-• '.""ot 'v. "v-^This is the (2f'hM6n ltetlirm-!^, ^^istributihg-'milk-- a'!s_nsible'v'Safe: method as tbousands'have learned. When you open a can'of Garna- V;'- tion Milk,' you have fresh, rich -; milk for every household need, ',- .,;■: No other milk supply is necessarj*. For nothing has been added to Carnation MiUc---no sugar, no pre-. .' servatives. It can be used for '!' drinking, for cooking, for table use/ ; forfbaby's bottle. " Add Water to C-rnation Milk :." The richness of '-arnatiorirMilk as it comes from the„'can is due to the fact, that about half the water has been evap- .-'"- orated from the whole milk. Many are tempted.to_use it in. this form. But this is an'extravagance, except for tea. and . coffee, or Cereals. :, is added and the result is a nourishing, wholesome drink.richer by far than ordinary bottle milk from which the " top " has been removed. Carnation Milk does away with the bother of bottles, early morning deliveries and uncertain quality. It is uniformly rich.. It is always fresh when you are ready to use it. It can be kept on your pantry shelves. . Itr servtes_ the purpose, qf^ milk and cream in yotirxhomgu './, .'■ '-"' PitdoBe itMi.G»o_erV-W_:'ia_fe"'1 ^ttu^.'^f ; Bo6k-o>m -Tested -feclpei. - '"How C—nafioniiiplkinSjkcpt._af-a an—pure^rwii'sit £tyr delightful disb.es can .*pe prepared withjCarnattgnV-^W to feed baby with Carnation—All told in a 32-page booklet "The Story of Carnation ly?il|c.'.;4-(Ji(!' mek'-of ■_»■ Recipes. vu-?'\ CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO., LIMITED Aylmer, Ontario Condenseries at Aylmer anil Springfield, Ont. -rnation : ; , - . .: . J 351 Tim NBLSON nXUf iW#S,lMON^ PSfg tJ.^ I ''lla-afl For Milady's Boudoir In nil •<(Jlof»'-.rt-__ld IAather-3 with Pancjf Pom Pomn. s In.Felt In Green, Brown, Red; Bino and Pink. Prices from $1.50, J.00 R. ANDREW & CO. ieotft*r« in Foot Fashion Popular Bank Manager Goes . to Calgary; Rosslanjlers Give Send-off. '■■'" i ROHSIfAND, -Nov.^ 20.-—A' fariwejl pjmoker was riven: Thursday nlent In the Knlchts of Columbus hall Inj hon- Large Meeting at Trout Lake Hears Coniemt-ive Candidate and Mr. Bell. TriOUT , LAKE- Nov. ,J8.—In Le Bau'K hail on Tuesday evening, a large and representative-, gathering of - people 3 of .0. A. Lafferty,-wjio: j,ai 'for'*1,0"11 ffrftut Lake and surrounding dls- nunjber of years been .-maritig«r iff -the, '.Jgpfc JMja ad-dresses given by UMw T- '"•' -^' ' "Col. Fred Lister, Conservative eandi' date, and J.W. Boll, President of tbe Creston branch -of the G. W. V. A. In a .clear and straightforward J manner Coll -Lister put before his audience his Views on the ! issues affecting the electors of the ,district, and, his re- 'm&rks were f re fluently free from heck- ;lip["V. and at no lime did the speaker idesoend to personal attacks on his op- n number of years beei) .-frta^iiger bratuih.Vtff;'the -Bank 'ot Mpntrefcl In 'rfessland/ and jffhb'.'ls leaving'-for Cal- pror**?, .The' uihttx} .sTfillflt of ,gopd .nllow* shf**T n"revall_$ ' throughout' Itjie meeting and the honojf .guest was Showered; wKN, complimentary' r\ r^arks,',* "frorji 'those who h^d e.njij^ed "hf-f ncijiiflntatifjci durr Ing tiis "(foyr-li-^j-j^ it.*-w.-arl^-w^ the] meittlng, and nlatform, which' P. ■piiJtVrsQ'ii7! was .o% y ttifijlpo Ch'"wftfi iSMpl-V- attMldPM, ; Rev. Graham Unveils | Memorial Tablet to I '• '• jjp: Herpes at Harrop ''HARROP, Nov. 26.—-An Impressive ceremony was. .'conducted by Rev. Pr-_ II.,-Graham of Nelson, -when residents of I.onpbefioh and Harrop met Thursday afternoon In,. Harrop school for |W'unveiling and dedication of the bronze memorial tablet which has been .erected to honor those from this district, and Longbeach who made the m.preme. acrl'flce -in the- Great War. The* Inscription on tlie tablet* is as ' -..-'101*1-1918, vXa- memory of the ■feJUn, Jtftrrop and J-ODjjb#ach. J, • Jenram, S. HoClnre, O. A. ,^j^_._ - jj Ct ^ UtavTt • Jj( . .--._/*'''**'■ *>t»W»j' ** ■»•»-"■ ■cott, -t '-0.'- Smith,' B. A. Borat- ;y«p^*^.'<*»^.*wt*l»fc» ». 8. •'<>.; -**,,-.- ^?y.Tecrnor.lii\~- -will .'..be -erected:* at. / Longheach'--later.'"-'; v ..<-. 'OF ^■fmrnm - r**--:-',^■,<.,-_■%■--■'■' . -— f-.' ■ ■"' ■Some ,'pep'^l, gqt, a; na^ty cough and ■ don%,.iM"y;_-uuc^;attQptibn to ■ It,. ;*-jay- lij£ ,,'Qn, it;^j|n'wear a-tray in a sfiort ~ .UTOa" i.tejli k-w^He, -It *. may, w-ear off, serious injury niay have- been jtoMJ-tp: the lungs ,And- .respfratot-y or^Lnb.ity the prolonged, harsh, rack- .{kg'.coh$h\ip, C,r :y— ---.'..- %t ,< i QfrCt&e iflwi •"BigfB^-K a * cough o]r •-bid get a -bottle $J$r Wood's JJ,pr'\ (grayvlHne #j";rup.' *It*- will■'•>stop -fha-i, •na.Pty>. troM^sbme, cough, ease tho. - :tightnoss acrotfti'tho' chest and-looHcn .-ttii-t phl-gmj l^' ^ -:*^MrBj*'*Wm^vfc^siiaiw-r ABploy," -prii., IV^U-ps;-^*'I_a^t-.^ihifer t.-caught a- bad, Jhttx hko a adrfcthroat^ana a tewlbl'o acldng. cou^h thai: I -could- not] get' , •$$.] ojE. I^jpou"^ ncrt? ^eep at riighi: > Irl-li ^u!)fe, a' t-fy 'rftsn_dies: But I'Uiisy.'Aid nqV'idq^ni^mjtch, good iin,tU f.§Pt'1-r. ,Tfoj^W-^prwiiy Pine S-yrupl. i ^BirHjii .tlm'fif jlj^-afl -taken two bottles, my -coUkh'waa-aU'gtone.;'* I feel Abut •*fBr -W_ott%'r ■ht.SHno-' equal ;*W_len'ypU |^t;Dr*. Wood's Norway t'Sg$ 'fiyjfrup. you ire/not e^pe^nTent*' ^Jj^m^Un. •nd,w.! and", untvle^ renfedy',' iwHS®1* t*wit ha^a.' repU-tatioh-.ftxtend- *r:l.^*.*oy*w-'i^ty-^ywr^;'' ■"'.*;!<-'' ' - . *-'■Tpti'i "Up 'Ib/i-'' yellow, wrapper; three r pine, trees- the- trade mark; price ' :'86c' 'ibf^jf1. wwj ft'bottle, nrnnufacturedt ' / -ttnlih Mf'™c % 'Milburn, Co., Lim|.tea,' ' \^^^"^^a?.fVrrt\l\y''"'m. ""'■ <■'.-■' iii<«ps pf'thn ilepartlntr bn-nkfcr from "NplfiOilj and Trail who, had come to f-ay farewell.' .:.'"'"■':•,{'.'■.-': '%-'\y'?'*.'.. .-J ■" * ^ho pjwnkers ' w*»re ,^nfi^r«r K'' 0* Ttlavlork. of the Connnlldatcri Mt|)tng A IflmelUiur co'n>n«'|rty; I^orne A. Pininf; hrtl, pfnfllral marinarcr of. the «Wes( Kootepav Pow?r * Llfcht comnnny,: .T'.* thic'hRnpp'-on behalf of th**; cHUahs .ot ..Trail! and Wr. fh\, T*ieni)lslion;iHf>* ft'alf.of Mr. T^fferty'a Frlenlfls' In. Vi»V son:"'if.'a.■ Pfipeham^s. und.G. CriHck» ,shank; M. '13. 'PuAnsIt1 for 'tlie cltf of"Rnsalau!'-'.. ,„..'..... .....'.'';"" - Thomna J-ftmb T-snrtpr°d..(i.',ap*lo:'fl''*i*rtni** nnnled hy "KriWard Hall 'otrnthe pIthp.- whieh' "i*t*cr»lvftd rin. pnonre.- Mill R. i Foif- tenthi plaVeit cnncer.tliia, sMlfC.Mnin. Chalrmsti R"*W. Grhror wliicch Imafle' a . prepenfatlop-^f ft -b-&_.4g9'0W.!.»Uver tray to Wr. Lafferty,, on whicli; was the... ip^cription*; ■"'Prepenttad'1,'t6 :fl,' "A": t^ffei^y, fBq,, by'thi* citizens bf "Ropp- land and-. Trail Jon"'t,lte;>c^nfitpn ;of bis dftnn'rtlrig *f^nrp'<tKet,<iotnniunll.:yj' Novem-' ber:t7th.. 1W*lAf ■ >>lv. '.,'.. -,'. 5 : iMr.'Lhff^rtyP.f^itt-ft^ trtr-tbrtjiffl^rti of the chairman nnrt :_fioke"3nfc'-biSi tjt~- cret at lea vine. He ' ca v-* rnme i t/n'oil advice ' tn his amiItorp !.regt-WrtW. RoSp .-andy future, 'and^-whs .-.ho'peful • thftt a/-jpore '.■ic-lV-ioperaMvA I spirit.-. Would ,bfe ishown ! in . nn endeavor to build' -the pjnn'eer 'Jm'l.nlng.'-!to*Wri,".' r. '"•■i '.', '' ' "Ur.1";; 'Laffpfty's . sijccessor . "E. 'B. t P^wdn,pvv who. receptl'y' ^aYTived jfrom* *N|ew; DteijVfi*,'.: was ^rapibff ;|m*ni(| b,e,-wi(*^.*h"ere ^ tbfc eftrjy-::'days; ;arid' hja' si^uriiKi Jftj the^adiflLpcertJepft-'the1 cljty.'.hnd ,mafl*r Inhnlff'ap'sence, Was'-iy surprise* to'-ji^W'.^ -*V-ffJ?> .■;''*';'';; ^.The jMiherlntr-'finnj!!. "fot.&e'p ftJol-j ly Qnod Kellow" and Auld jLarigr. S%y)l«.',\^'^lfift ■•National-, anthem tbe: tnaetlng >dJ6brhy^{g.^; -'A ■' '*•'.-> ,' I. ponBnt. ... ... ., Col.;/Ll^te'r's'/cfindor and sincerity -t only by RoBslapderflf bbt^ fififncsj-have 'hrad^'a, -very 'favorable impression a. »„—_*•«.. K^ti.! « i-_i_i_1ttht>J^,rtrat ttjy .sdd 6f the- riding., 'Mih/ Belt next explained, the trouble between the a old lorn at • Camp- Lister arid* the, Oliver Kovernment. reading- the ;agl-eeinnt 'drawn up . by tHaitor- ne'y-^epefal > "for the' soldiers to sign,- r$g_}rding ;tbeir tifle W tfielr lalid. V, ., The ''clause iglVlng the goV-^rdntenlt tlie power to yiet a -nololer from Ills ■Japd for any cause -advanced- by the 'government, after' SO days' notice, with- jiout --redress or compensation of any kind,- created a profound impression bn tlioflei pr^ient. ) After.'the meet Ins a soclitl i evening wan .|;lven by' the womeA of Trout Lalfe apd Ferguson, which took the form of a reception for Col.'Lister and Mr. fBell, during which refreshments were'served.- The, party accompanied by S. -Hun- ■itiTf"bf\Koplo( left on *Wednes_ay morn- Ing fori Whitewater and Ainsworth. ROSSLAND NOTES •■■,' \ ' •■•• . j^MBlf-AND. . Nov. _.-rE4-ard W, Tf(|ill l&fit Frlilay for 'Kpoliane, having l)con chJIeil there hy the death ol his 'uncle, Henry, Hall, who tiled at that -olty ■oi.V'Wiori.sday' morning. The card party, held hy Mrs. Ernfst ph'esham 'Jest - evening, at- her home oil Goolt avenue, "to- the"Maraton OuardB and .'.friends, was. a delightful 'affair; an enjoyable . time' being spent' by. all: J Mrs/.j Will . A. Ellct.ion .entertained at,.t$a-> hou'r -this' a'ft'erribon'. '-.,., -; Mrs.,'■-#.,■.RvEddy. and, daughter, Miss 'Trfelcjn,. are..leaving . Monday fi^r 3po- ftahe and Seattle, to Hpen'il,.a few weelts. -. Tile - regular monthly irieflthiK of thfe- ■Eagles will be held' on J.Thursday fev-' cptng; November 2Gth, :; . -, ... J.Cantatn'.M., J. Murphy,'of the lotjal ^ataiatlon . —rmy, • ,WKb"' has ''.'been- ; In Wihhlpeg lattendl'ng.the reception accorded Gen. ,WltlIa_' Booth, ''on his visit. there,\ returned".' to' the city j last Numofous ''tele/rarffS*!- wfre Teiilved ^r6th-';.frien'-lB-,A't "oth-Wp ' " points who ex- 'able -. trf vrepsed'Mgrets,jat not bjjlng- ie-'nre'seiit..'-, - V>. ^/TTTl; ^■.iThriBe^prepen-v-ifrom.rNelsriil-'1.. St. Dntils nhdj^rRrjnK. Ttell. Tf.'M. ■ownr-J-,K-Pritchn^Rfr)S>,'A'idersp.n,' a; Kohlev.i-A:' ^'.Ma*tlC: U Pi-.W- n, --J'''wm__H>n,' Nible' .8)nns) ,#. ...a_—1 ./<—,hn_ r>—,IM,^\,Artl, fu. ' — > Brown, % ,son, Truswell Graiatn. .Cr.nicltshanit f,S/L,"^; RI—hie. Ai-_.'"Wade.. J. B'ljchanart-s|| Q. Blnylock, ,-R! C. Crowe, C..-K',Thompson, |-Geo,; lljurray. F.--V.CtMi&inin.j The following local -cltlzenB 'werp:.prssent: R. rJ. Clegg,''J.;D, MacDonald, Victor Nlewton Percy £. - .Iftint. '_ t-or(eath. "Sri,' Robert- -ndSraon/ Ff. Eorteathi- Jr.v Or. .d-S-i WHllahiB, JOr, .(?-W. Coffin, M. Q'Brjcn; H. .WT-'jCtklhabh; W.■■■I. Trembatli.,G., „otlac)tr< W. ,.8..-.COstello, {W. . ft,' ^ynoVds.".,M*tt|iirio|l, : W. G.' TeTnahV'.M; Iwtfei-lj!,,'' Ernest ,Morri-: :*>nj A'.-.W.-'.Sm''lih,':;r1:+-.Ifvlh.',E.-, J. h. Vanderwater,, «,'--„. i»r»ls.-„W.i K, Es- .alng, J.'A.' WcLeodi' Couldrey, W. Baiter. V»m>_ Mui-phy; .*ppletonV'-,*W».'- A, 'Eltetf slih, Jr.y».-Jesse';K«m6/!e. TV, R... PlncotC % iS;'■-tyaddB.'ISPwpf MuSris-,- '-"V- F.' jio-tnlli- Geo,tt7^BnhftI;t,,jRtjllind G>ase,' f. :jB__n,-'*al,,-'W;,.yi~iit*,<>J-_tst Cock-. AssufkaFu . :p:iof^^g0g^': 'wb'b ,,'tl)e t_ ty'B t^cofiw deb.«n.ttt^i Ing-. day,.: ftMtlf.:-wiirlii' S.sW-ihi, hrtn • K_a__ Jafjuhtle*—- JJ -t'akaih' )&i% jdcai jrt^;-w'« TH|b, . .erstood Columbia If t«>, L-jo' ali-tecitvj: 1h,^*tJHL_. „. .. ,, hot .In.;, the;,'_dmlnlo_'',*-.5l>,i)00..; In .20 Vear^.' 7-,-per '-Wln't^ ca^qn','.beri>.lng "bonds taken -.upp by' too-'lesln-fente-'of fhjj olty on Interest: That ,the bala'npe of the, Issue J65.0II0.. will, he1- tnKen;,,Vp, In thr-l course of '-V;.if*-f Jflays'.'!&' ^e^tWh.' ' '' ton Titnotl li I 4lberta a ! | i' 'TV: "J ': Hiy IW-ihin^-fltAllalfa aMW-jen ! ■:b:v-:-:'e_p-cte,l:m'--'f^ !..,{,>*■ M kind, of Wfcole and C^M fstm* in m\u ' :-ii-_ ,._*.r^-Y" %* •.'_'• I .7. ' (la\^aa\StWta1Saaaij' SPEAKS AT mmPARK ARROW PARK, Nov. 20*^- -William Hunter, Conservative candidate for tbe •Qlocah. riding, addressed a rrf_etlng of the electors, in ■Ajrow PNark town hall on tHe evening of Nov.'llth.-#Hen a fair slaed' andience saeorded hiih.an attentive hearing. He outlined'hia policy if elected, and; answerecr a numher «f. questions, mostly of HJcaV interest, _t. V. 'Allison Occupied the" chair; " H. "Wilson and * famljy ■ with a car .of - effects," •ai'ri^ed- here -last' Wednesday to settle i and en-Joy th'e British Columbia climate* in ^uto-w;- Park. '"■.'-'Last WedneRoay "aftefnodn the* "Wo- .menR.. Tn-sltltute, held a .special -hteetlng In,the. town hall to- hear an address b^ Wrs, Chalmers,' member of Advisory Board.'-"Blie depjrt'With-some of the leading question^, of the -day In -a lucid interesfrlng,r;-ftnd; aducatlve -strain, which was appreciated ;*by! nlfe^WbiO 'Jieard ber. -Owing to short 'notice and bad roads the turnout was rather-small., In the evening Mirs., Chalmers gaVe-a^address In the Bast'Arrow Park school 'bouse, which was* welliJ^ten*j($d.V % GRAND FORKS WES v GRAND KORlfS; Nov. 20.—Cattle [•r-annlng ,at large within the ""-city limits '-are doing considerable damage and Chief of Police .^ferlt Is determined to Impound aby '•oa^tnel.-*i\e,so.-findp. ' . The. .advance,'.pblHng'..both will be open In the.council <tfi.wn,berion Thursday, Friday arid Saturday evenings from 7 until iO.-.^T, ^.'Pearsori, deputy rethrnng officeK'- ' |>t£X H. Law"pence, of kelson, the newly appointed , city auiaitpr .arrived ( on Moiulay and lfi ndw ^sy,., wtth the city, books.; ,.'• •,.-.• r ev<?(ilpg. .;; Miss Blleen\Plncbtt Is In Trail for. a |ew-.idaysv- .... -.,;*'.. ... ''..._ .. ,,. \ •' Word''.has\ bien received here by ■Mft.'^ttHami Hoppe-r;-slstejr of ;M>a. Moncrle- of yaiftsouyer;ithat- the:,lat- .teK_-'||tiUftf;Abn\- J«ijk Tra«ord,''.hldd .d.fed. at .the coast-' hibnie- Irom typbold fever. Mrs. Moncrlef and won, rcaltjed here for sbme year«. and', are, ytt\\. known. • filfs-J -5 -6e»chartiiips h^ ibpen., called i to(, Mr . hoi-ie ati'' ,*y«ill*.''o-wjng J .to the sudden death of 'her father,- which' .occurred: Thbrsday\afternoon,: ; ' "'."* > Mrs. Anna Swanson,' has, been Called to-'her home.In*.NeVada, owing in the Illness ■ of her mother, ,;.-.- f' ■ ■ "-AJfred-Mcltfllian .has"- returned to- the city after'rblnif. In-Revelstoke; ", *ROSS*t,AND, \Noy,. ,i20,—Rev.. Thomas, of Jthev Baptist 'dh-ur^i; of Trail, was a vftltoi1'* b ' the - cLty ijrestferday^-;,' ■' ' ■■■^ReV. "Andersoiij of, the- Nort'h- Abieri*1 c^ri'1 Mfasfoiit who\was'ln: thl-j^lt'yi.^aat uVenlnls on his annual tuor front TaC-; onia; 'Wash.,, spoke to a good sized 'jiir.wd-' in .the Salyatioh'Arnly."'While ■Itfts^e ^Ttev" 'Ainjjtsf^on, -was ---tb'tf. guest i(t*\I. ;Ej Almstrbm. ,.' ; .', ' ■j.T.'^liih;. Whpr; has been '-abfeent at' tt^^{rte'-:pointsi,'haYti1ig takan-.a .rahehv in fhiat 'toaft' of --th-d* country, rel-jrif-ij ,j^o the efty'last evening and Intends to re- niaiiL, lu-ce , •* *" "\y; ,-.a,V*-TCTnan,* who was at Nelson,, .tb")!.'- Wteeit. Attebdli^' .t*b.e'.J.AfesbclaiedJ| BoiLrds .of* Tra,(l-& 'meeting, has .etfned]1 ■», tb!ft=.'city. - - ~ . >'r ,1 , ttyra\f:.jjarne- A.. 1(Cftroi»b&ll, i:who 'haH;* been 'at .Victoria several '-months, re- tnrned to, the city on Tuesday evening1, '.Mr. Catppbetl ■ Bjccompiinla-il hi.i •wi*(evlrdm the coast here. '- . .i ll ^0moiTi^s ,. SLqC^N Clipy, -Nov. ilrM D. Lea, one- ol! .the lessees' of the Freddy Lee n>1ne, .Sandon, is spending a. few da-ys •in1,'town;,";., ' ' ■' * |tJ-P0lKtff and H. p. Hall were bu stoess, visitors'to New Denver on Monday. .'■.' ''■ /'- X. '"'"■ r\A. Ij. Mac^Phee and J. H. Big-gar wereSvls(toVa to .New Denver . during' the, week-.. , ^^>ff..;,1N^_o■ri,-!'Xibera^: candidate f-pr- the^-^cabi'^rfing. raddresped; a! welt «%ii__&f]|yiyES ■-^ ' *'; v ':: ■ ■l-,i:;''^^ ■-■■•.- , GRAI0 ,PO*RKRv,Noy...20.-—On Monday .veiling the. re-org.*>nl*-lng me_t- Ing of Grand Forks Board of trade was held-.iri"*the council "chamber.- 'Nearly ,40: or? .the . representative mep of the. City •* belrijg present! merchants, Tan** qhers, mining men and professional men attended as evidence that. they considered the board of trade was essential to the future progress of the city. . .-, On t nominations being1*''"called for for preislflerit Only. one.'name was put Jip, that of W;'A. -Ferris, who Was uftaminously elected president of the revived; board. '., -, .' Fred Clark, who, as acting secret- flry, ; worked-.hs(w.j to .give the new board ' a /good -.start,' Was .elected vlce- fresident and Don C. iJunly secret ary- feasurer." ' 'i '■• -:. '•"Oh' a motion that the executive council should consist of 1-. members a ballot: resulted In.-thfr following .choice: A. A.; Robertson, Gio.. H. Hull, R. C. lieunlger, Di< ,' -Votes,"'; George-- Garrett, C. _r; Camiibell, H h ffiblnneB, Tal* fourd/Padget-fci-G.'A.-Atwod*,^ Ben Nor: 'tie, John-ponald^on and"*John-'A-. Mut-- ton; '. ; .: -' i!fjjk$ f .'-"'■"*■'' '■ '*.': f-Mernbershlplfte was set ;at,. J5.00. I£ was .-hoped that amount would he sufficient, but it, might' be necessary .id aslf; for. n\ore; The first ■ regular fteetiiig' wllh be:, held-'in:'the Council Chamber on Monday, Dec..,20, and the future, regular • meetings ..will be held ilnMb**-. an>e. place on the third Monday of., each' month*'-".- V ■., ■ .-.,»* -. '•■* there was great military and police activity and houses were raided In search of t£e, criminals. All motor traffic p&a oraereij stopped, \ and all train services in, and out <>t "Chiblln was BiiBpended. The city tist of Dead DUBLIN, Nov. 21.—The . official list of those killed in the murder raids follows: Major DowHng; Captains D. I_. -MacLean, Newbury, Bagally, Fitz- gemld and Price; Former Captain P. McCormick . and Messrs. Bennett, Aimea, Mason, Smith and L. A. Wilde. Cadets Oarnl-n and Morris of the Royal Irish Constabulary were found dead In a garden after they had failed in an attempt to reach the garrison. The wounded ore: Colonels "Woodcock an-d Montgomery; Captain Kin- fiell and Messrs. Murray and Caldown aiiiA one bthijsr. ■ Caldown was firrt reported,: killed, . . During: a raid on a house In Mount street, an encoiintef occurred, between a party of crown forces and -the occupants and a civilian and twp raiders are reported to have been killed. Rick of Spread to England , LONDON, Nov. 21. — Few dispatches have reached London from Dublin since early Sunday evening. Brief reports of street fighting in various parts of the city have been received, but no details have been given out. Tho official statement of the casualties -has not been challenged by ajnyo'ne .up to the present time; but one report received in London says all the hospitals in Dublin are filled W-tti wounded. ' Tho Mail says, that arrangomonts are unfler way to send la^go reinforcements of troops to Ireland and that'the-, opinion is "held in official <l'uarte'rt.,thati the danger 0-.b_sassln- atlon/1*8.spreading to England, . A dlfspa^ch;; received. In LobdoiJ*' from official sources in Dublin say_ -tUcuC wfeViindxe^'lorcW" ofil1BWta'rir: afcl_t pon-stabulary - -surrounded .(Jroke-'j Park they were fired upon by; Sinn ' Fejri pickets when seen approaching, and returned the fire, killing and wound- ling to. number. About 3000 persons '•wore then searched and afterwards many revolvers - were found. . 'In addition to the causualtles due |,to the firihg. this dispatch -says a man and a woman were killed In the crush due to the crowd stampeding. Greeks .launch New General Offensive . 'f\ on Turks in Ushak attended ;meetlng "on political questions ffl.-L'rO. Q. F./hall Monday evening:| '•>*""[, "i * ■ i i '•* -r-fli* ■* Hi'•'• i-r """■ ^"-w* ' imOVERillONTHS -J-ho duty of the liver Is to prepare and ftporotp bile and .serve! as a filter to the) blood, clearislns It of jilMm- purltles 'aiifl pol'eons.'- ■- -■; ■'; '. IVhen'Mhe liver beoomi-■ iasyi slbw *ar,,tVtfa_',U is hot syorKlw. Bwerlyi an,| -doeg not supply sufficient bile to-thoroughly act'on' the bowefa'. ahd carry - off the waste products- of the vsyateth, hence , .the .- bowels.' become <-,loef&ed up, the bile get^ ilnto- the, hloiid, cpriBtlpatlbn js'ets In Jind liver .troubles foiloyfV _.,.'.-, ' { \ -Ml|Wrn-a-i^xa*?blver' PUIS quickly-! remove the secretions*, clear away the, wiste-'^ndj'tiff/iite; :i*oatter- *y actihs f'fiJB-iy.'. * Oiep. BveK, and. ,lh»k(-)!f!, the I»;i,i*s9 ,'t.hrtf-^.'vtft*.;'',i»ye}((;.', ln-f steil_..<H ailowlrig! it to get ,Irito„the Woodi- and'. cause' eo .many troubles.! j .jjirt.' A«(ie Uefilll',.'Nttanee! i6ii-fcj' W_*i«f ^'Ijwas' yt>vy p^a4*df;*turiMowq4 antf lh-d a, torpid livft- * (or! ;four months/ J trletl seyera) remealco but got'Vo .relleft ,0ne day my husbajid- ' ufef) t tne - home -vial of Milburn'o «J_lver:pllsi'-and'b^bre-X; ti'ad' U(^.l*»lt!dt;#',I--".^-'-m«_!'- better, Ci bnisr'.-wed two vials; and I tun - dlftercrlt porson ' today I can safely. '•''■^•ajijiN.d ,.l£»_i}.-.ve'r"'iJPl'U8, .tpr.tiity^ ,We ;-^ttM*i-*im,Hver!;/trbu»le-. !i-Mttr>arh*s'-, l»Mri _IV«I" a?llla a-St-lte _. ^-.,_.,_.. -_.---"br'i_Uled"*airect''.. ., ,. toa-^ref^'lt - of -■ irlce" by -,ins ■ _iV i^r-t-^-*iW'''':.-.': 'Limited, Toronto; Ont , r (Oottttaue* ftjoni t_tf One) fleers- th. a note say: tbat tbe. wholesale- killings of officers' and former officers In Dublin was the result of the ,1-ecent .stringent campaign by! the Irish -evern'trtnt-.-agalnst-. the Sinn Feipefs. Most. of those killed,- says the state-. ment, either were, court -martial off lore pr Were connected,,.'.-Mffiftlitt legal ad. •hlnlstfatibn. ' ".', ' ■»•" ' The- members of tne: attacking party who iivvadedr homes -in.' VaiJoua parts of .Dublin, the sftrtjsnient says,, also searched the. premises. , of , their victims, as though seeking tc 'secure evidence ' of the actlVlty of the men killed or wounded In the 'enforcement t)«'-'jh'e.'-iaw.' '':i- i ■"■-.; ;-';.-'■. The .government ehlertalns grave apprehension about'.- eventualities to- nigh t and all precautions' have been taken to., prevent reprisals, by ; the police .and military. ■■ Tne' police barracks lh!— ublin have"been picketed to! 'preVent."'the men from/leaving, their quarters,- 'There are- large, detached' .-force:- ■ near Ddulin- -which are harder to -control. EVeFytntnsP-.''has-'beeri dpne^'-ftevertheless-'^'-toV. forestall! re-j) tailatory. measures, .-A "■'-'- '•-' The murder raids' were carried out in''.broaa daylight. ■ :--B-fce(p« -for -the two victims in lhe Grenham hotel ih the heart of the city, tne men were ■killed in■ their own homes.- 'One of the meet brutal cases was 'that of ■ Captain Newbury, who" was murdered lln-the'presence1 o£-;hlB.wife. ' -f—4 _a«a ■___•_ _Cf. GALWAY,' Nov. - 21.—-TlK body of father Griffin, with was the- curate' of Busy Park, Was'found.-ln a, bog, by the roadside near Darna,: four irilles from Galway. Volunteej-6' had been search. !lng!for th,e m.lsslpg ^curate, since he was'kidnapped by three unknown persons last Sunday; A party of coun- jSy ■ -lads mado'-itbe-.TtTaflcr-dlscavery, Cottagers in! this blink' and sparsely -ftihabttated section'of!'the country tell of the myst'ettous arrival: at htldjilght iaat Sunday; follcwirig', the kidnapping Of ^Father Griffin by! a-.,lorry of men. The, ilprry. ha-lted near: .the spot where the body was' fphhd. arid lights .were, .extinguished. In :,about ' 3°.!-.'ntintes- the ■ lamps .were - re-Iighjted ■, and the part^!'drove away.--' ;'-. .! :, .1 -When, -the body of FawrtUi/Grlffln, was bfought intb. Galway '..today',- ,t*| was -placed on the high .altar ot^the,1 ■parish ■ church. --.'■'' . * - . The first intimation tha townsfolk had of _e'tragedy %a"s an announcement made by the priests at the, morn- tnif. masses. - -:' .'.'*' "Although a number of'-priests lately - have -been ill-trea»,ed. pr threatened, Father Griffin ia 'the- first to - forfeit his life. . In fact, no priest has been done ''tb death-:''In Ireland in many LONDON, Now'21,-—Orders for general attack . against the Turkish Nationalists,- on -the Ushak 'front, about 130 .miles northeast of Smyrna In Asia, Minor, have be.en. isaued by the new! Greek government, .says a dispatch "filed.'In Athens oh Saturday to the. Exchange.'Telegraph company. •TUDGE• BRITTON ,>DIES r"-.'. .-: .(-•: ' TORONTO, Nov.. SO.—--he 'death occurred this morning at' his' home here of Hon. Justice-Byron Moffatt Brltton, C. M. G„ who retired from the supremo court -last January. He was born Sept. 3, ,183S. is not known jis.siet^'but the estimate's. ratig.e fto^-jen W thirty or inbre. 'Several-, are1 reRbrfed to have '^b^'',-ampl,ed to ' doitH1,'-^ ■ The istreeta' pf,. Bi|iblin were desert- edSin thp. mornlhg...hdars. Those who, •pi'armed ;the ! ntur*abif :bf. the ..bWcers |'&i"id goVenynent-^—ploWa! 'moved: sVatemattcany,'to stjif/i- taslt., They nb&nl'ited-' thb,! assa'ssihatlona without. dlBEfllse. 'ana aft ..thajle tliBfr .,0b*aJ>e, .Greshoi—ihoteUwa* tfib scehe' per«j hitpa of tho. grwkteat dtrtng,: and tha raid wass -ctajiflti-4 Smi -bV;,- about ,tK"(fnty\- me„.'.'.;*lth ■',' tife'f !'-itmost ci;iielty. Too. -r'esbjtian Is iii Sack- Vll^-.S*-eet an4i is. ioijb of thb best. knb^-'.v'hotels- ;tn!vt<iibii_-''-... In -tbia, platjb two-Wrii^,bffft_rs :wcrb flbnb.: Z-bllowIng fast upon tha murders PRICES SLUMP AS ORDERS SLACKEN VANCOUVER, Nov. 1.—A lull hns come in the 'lumber business and lu ■likely to continue for somo time, according' to' leading ■ lumber men here, who report tK&t -prices have slumped and orders ore t-JlBck. Prices* now at the mills" In Vnnvou- ver- and BritiBh Columbia are said to t>e nearer the pre-war figures than for thft last four years, There has been a 'tirop of approximately fifty per cent in lumber and shingles in the province. Tike Store for Style, The Store for Quality' Sacrifice Sale of Ladies' FUR-TRIMMED SUITS, BOYS'SUITS, BLANKETS, ETC. Only fen 0/ These Far- trimmed Suits left at $49.95 These are strictly up-to-date in style and materials ara the best Veloursi Duvetyns" atid l'rlco- tines. in, such c-olors as Navy, Copenhagen, Brown, Taupe and Burgundy with trimmings of Hudson Seal, Beaver, Fox, Op- possum, etc. Sizes 16 to 38 only. Values to $125.00 each. Sacrifice Sale (_*/l(A AC Price 3VKMJ5 CASEMENT CLOTH at 48c Yard Extra quality Casement Cloth, cr*eam ground with colored' border. Fuji 42 inches wide. : A SNAPW BUNGALOW r;: rf CURTAmMTS at r^i-hs 99c¥*rdn .^"-ellentjauj^tyj.nejjilip ipcihca Wide, i'n'cream. ahd ecru only. Jlegular value'*'$l.S0 yart-DSi Sacrifice QA Sale Price VV — LARGE FLANNELETTE BLANKETS at $5.00 Pair Those aro exceptional value, In Grey only, with pink or blue borders. Extra large size and good weight! A ruli bargain at per pair BOYS' SUITS at 10 p.c. Discount tVoll-tailorcd Suits made of best Tweeds, Worsteds and Serges. A good range of styles and colors. Sizes 25 to 87. Regular values $18.00 to {35.00. Sacrifice Sale Price. $16.20 to -31.50 BOYS' WOOL SWEATERS at $4.00 Splendidly knit pull-over Sweaters, ^nade of fine wools, in Navy, Brown or ■White- Sizes 24 to 32.'. <T* J AA Specially priced at, each ...... «D'*«UU 611 Baker Street Phone 200 SHOOTS MAN IN DRUNKEN QUARREL VANCOUVEH, Nov. 21.—John Mus- key ot* Majstruk, was arrested here tonightc hnrjTed with the^ murder of .Mm 'Derek. In what was said to he a drunken quarrpl with Fred Fedychyn, Muskey pulled n pistol and threatened to shoot. He was persuaded to put up the gun, hut a little -iter followed Derek Into the hallway of the house w*here the quarrel occurred, and,, it is said,, fired two shots, one of which took effect in the mouth and the other in the heart. COMING "The Silver Horde" WATCH FOR IT NOTICE WANTED BY THE NOBLE FIVE MINE, SANDON, B.C. TIMBERMAN, $6.25 Minora, $6.76. Boarc- $1.50 per day; good cook; modern Hotel Bunk House, ateam heat,'.electric light, bath, hot and cold water. Bring your Blankets, No O. B. U. NEED APPLY. In Celebration of the Pathe 25 Year __3_s~-,.. Jubilee »14S.OO $190. FOR ONE WEEK we will make this extraordinary offer. This free gift of 25 dollars' worth of records will be made to the purchaser of any Pathephohe model shown herea nucleus for your future musical library, whether you pay cash or buy on terms. There are no str ings or conditions of any kind to this proposition. It is made by the manufacturers through their dealers to celebrate the 25th year of progress of the great French inventors. This offer is good for one week only> or less, should the dealers' stock be depleted in less than that time. '„,.,. MAKE YOUR OWN SELECTIQN- ALL NEW PATHE RECORDS INCLUDED FIRST OFFER OF ITS'KIND EVER MADE BY THE MAtiEROF A ,, STANDARD PHONOGRAPH The.manufacturers are anxious to link up more closely- Pathe records with the Pathephone. They afe made to. 'hey played together, although'the Pathephone will play other records and .pathe records mdy he. pjayea oh other instruments. Together, however, they bring out the full rich musical tone OC the Pathe','- whlOh la distinotive in many ways. WE OFFER DURING THIS WEEK, ENDING 27th NOVEMBER, terms as follows One-third cash and balance on easy monthly or weekly payments. Standard Furniture Company Complete House Furnishers. , Nelson, B.C. n«saa,i m."rf*ama*rem« i ,'lj" ii iv 'nil nl .('"' _»iii,il' ■_-»*->-,-_ ,'- \ , ■ ... 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Sun- t»y''^->pcla\tier -coriilnuea -to >«,«-■ on w|j-t,,*ie*$ipii,'like' KelaM'tsr^IlIng'o'£ ttortiipitoffiz-'■'■." i'--;."-:'-'.', • , _&«# ■■■ idvefee.'{jfetorX.., tft*re. bal- a^c,'M'T*t;f1lhe f_*i_i''6i.'a-illS and «'al)wiSiBi-tKitrbujrUJB;M th*t?e stocks; was?, -nij-nlj- tijr - "srWr't ooSrirtng (6 close contracts ■- 0-/er .the weefe-euja. 8o^eB;'a-^-^«g4tea':57i),'IOO shares." ', ^flvieet' and gerWiral, ete-J-eiopmen-ts pertjllilhg .id" tltf Jhai-ftet $,re mor». «i-ft^"s-___i_:':'-'A' ieafllnS ,,«((inmerclal '""ftJ'tjr. tirbne6$htifoti>Jt'i<s,lh sev- hjfflilm #r-.tt(jj[£,i'i3i- romit- |^1J!_bn6'p't:>in**i9K'i Strength- MsV^e're/. -till 1-I^l'fcertain as fertfc,. aftoottj- several of tho tdjjamy,:.Issues ;and Victory notes <-t)M|'at moderate advances. Total Meft _(_.«■ ^'fis-ttmiiimteYl. to |7,- VtS.m- -, ;-vl- tlfllte- -taii-ift bonds •iWr^ unoJif)feti':o- c_i',ifir-*:ttie.week ^'iSfeai-fflS Bouse otirfefeerlfs diseased a ' Bu'riprlnl'ngly -niofeiite' 'decrease oi actual loans and , dlscbiirvts,. considV iAtlaf. rftis- welett-s' draStlClf<iu„a-rjii •oti -Itot-fcs. V'J'vBBerve'fl o£,,rnt--mberB St tBo-'tlelJeral' 'rt.-Wfi'S' Ba^ "ffeer;4_!'ea about i'2«,W,8W'-ndf,e'lices3 reMi-Vea, fell ;*td ..-iillgn'ttjf-- fe«B- th_V IJaiMWooV ais*_ijst"the previaus .week's,, ifltal -of t&MMmi '■' '■.:;'■■".. .'•■Ja_-s^-.*oiite* aiosing-.JiMiie-J'.Tve'ra): WiSi'tiM-, 'tltst ;«, it.iv; -.BttSond 4a," fS.'50 Bid; aWBt'4%sl 88.«2; second 'ii&s?"'■•''Sj-.-SaSs■" MM 4%s,R8.42;fOUrth' 4^r: 85.M; victotV,. 851s, :93i!l4i .^Ictrtt-y- 4jis, »5i9e. ■':' •-. -"-."' ,. . Cloeinfl Quotations , •".' Rlg-h _5w Class ('-,. 20 19% 19% ■:';'.116 ' 1U% 116 fliirfh v....'.. .C. R-K.:,.,':'. t'l'erOp Attofr Studehaker ;■;,.., ttate-'-CoplJet t S. Steel;' com 'Wll-tfSi-Ovi-rJartd -'*\'«"'"" 421, *80_ *■*- LIST ._o^fc"s^':'u-_'o*1i- 2f._-^toi«ay» iBt_Ket' B.h' .'IK*; local 'Stock Mchango snowed a.^cbnyiw_tIon. <>f. the ,:IlouI- dt>tl_i 4_rTM,!l._i^ jpaot week ■■ Sj^MilaJt- .aaivel* i-dpflint'on- wail up VS* jMSlhts ahd thii ilrefor'iW ?. points: i_.ure:fttIBe 'clpfcSil -ft fraction hlrsher an -id JlbjitM. BrotoptOn* . ranged -Wtwtoii»'a»tf'l)lqdb'st^ it 61; . -ttlordah gahjed, d point at 154; Ho»k^-^ni^(i. lo^t' four pOIJita at li6,'%:h5'.''Wayagan,a«k' lost Hit tioltiW: -i*- llfld-.tTo-HWrteW «,(_ Anton li& joints-*bt--0 'ii0,. low for the y&aa*._t':6ttu ' "'' ' The iltiytlet! '.aft'o''- BhowUrl' weal'c- rie^^'l-t-iaifanv-tta.,Belro/t aW>-Ver! t-atcli «_)f«g ».;-fra,caoii,'.,tWin»" To%, rvanto* -j-la-favy loflf- Wo jt6|hte its this '-JS^ii-S .'QMb^ 'isLi%.9 fieid,.its FSround ' a.t at -and.- Tdrto Rico a.t S6 solrl-. three. points. higher^ ..than on iitn. 13-, ISit '" ' " 'V - ■ Stockfr p'tiimihent elsewhere in. the list incluoS«--.SrltMh..CTtJInibla Pls*a- ins. Til) tWC^polms,.a.t STA. Canada Ctaiefeil -lectflc,. wntci'^SQid ' Aoajfi 2& J^fhtj; „'c,lteW !aW;*t 91, ^ »fe^n;|epo In the < hank' .gr dfrW S nOlflt'j" H^jSeflte a^jfap-oed 1%. 54SO0. 3hlji8.^;Bridge Jloyal sold '"'*_f.-li4 ■lojds. ■fi\ ma .iN1* low Close N0».- ... ^>m.., -*5tojs -.»2% 196 ior. W-,'--' ;Mm :i;g' .■: at**'.' WW'* "ij. .: Oats-- _ip -J*"--* jsfte ■*WJ sfffe.r, ^.■^te fei .61- ' 52% I>ee. " -ii-fiS '^"4 50% SI 14 May'-. '••■'*(?■ • ,1* , 'f« -45% • Barley- -.'\. l\- -f ■. '.1. -»(-.• ... -f.ust 80 m, •..':. .;,'7e\ I.-.70 . •7« **,. ! ' -!>'««_-> Wis-*. 70- .,' ?*-4 &f%i ■■■-., fw S_*. ' 2*0 SQi}'. ass,;,..". '.cats' > Si'j -'• 7...- -. -t 20! ' 194 197 mW.*... vJly*-^.- .- IWr**.;. ■•' -225' ISO :" 208 - »'-; .;1«2 > "JUStV '* Wt'.i-.... ■ iii-. ■ --n.' ft* ' CE iONTREAt fHOflU -MONTR-Afj..''.', .NoV.. . 21.-—Egg-}' quiety*' butt^;; Bt'eftdy1;".. .'cheese xinrki start i- weaki .r-ajh^rtaS.ltWir;--',.?':- . Chiese^rahestWjBaateriis, ,21 Buffer^aCJio'lOflSt ■'cj*ajiie>-y, 52 _o. i;.':'W'.;W-*-«;-ceM'-; KHNNEAPOUS FLOUR „■'-,'■ ■' .■..-;-:/v^"'-.',V,mm»!T: --,- ■'.'-, _^!TOtls**tl6;-> !|d«. i'21>*lour, 4» to Or-tete:lower; In carload lot*. fatally -jtetents quoted at J8.90 to SUM l/i 89-polina cotton sacks. Shlp- t^MKt&Mai'psaptia} :.--'y'-Y' ' ■fl$«K*'^)»an'i' fro.,,'!' .iiortSerii. *1.58 to.I*-?-.'. ' '. ' -* !"" '■'' Coi-ti—■B^'^_:|How,.M to .70 cents. ■ , Pat9r-N0<v« jB^\!_.^-:»'-,i4il*tii 'f*M^„«'J,rf .'•.KV3'.-. -____.. _ ,.l%w.^iiihswlc_ contains over 10,- ttfjlait'aitrns.iaf .,_ndt«_i|s~le tor farm |*ijS»*aJ:- '^?J««'«i#,%*iy-- 4;600,000 ■^.'.aSp^a^^^l^.,^}), '; _'; _6iflB>t)ivrj 'Noo.A.bo^aSilver, 49T,a. STtRLING EXCHANGE NEW YORK, ;Nov.. 21.-.'3Jeriins, exchange-,4t. ffS^, for deraaiW. NEllSOlf;-' ^Nbt.': 20.—1(3.8(1 fi. i..I:«hr.--..C«nt Lowei •; ■' -'- 'Ti-#i*—*/.-■- r.-». NiB* TOfflt, *•(!(.. Si:_.Ba r «(•{&.?', domehtl6,- „i4L'|6>eIgn, 73. Canadian; ,aaila4-'B,".i«8,76. . CANADIAN 10NDS .M(Xf^fMuiP .'-Nov." /]!.0.--*haay-a bond priets:. ., : h . , w War . ),9afis—1925, 92; 1982.. 90U; 19371.f'9*54V-", ...- ■ ., "'■-. Vlctosy loans—1928. j 97;' 1087, Hi- mi, **,-.; 1((28, 97; JflfiB. 9514;- 1924, 98; 1984,. 92. FaU to Distinguish Freight Rites From the Express JP^Ws/S^^Cirrell.;'^ ,'¥ ? [*■.•«.■ "Frfllt-a-tines" MONtapaiU SHov. ' 2qr-(G_ia;dlan' PressJI—"ThV'' -people of ' Canada are getting' tamed up In thinking that neflSTi'ahte' trfelght should be' eifriea by", e«lj«ess ii Weight rate's," .1 d(i'8i JBf .the* fftirh-ber Of comments fcy, lhe 'KtaH. pj' ft. CarVell, chairaa-tt] of, t*rt&' BdihI'ij|oti' bdara of railway cdnitillsslonei's,"- fh. session hej-o.te* rUy- tb.'iie-r evidence against'. the'- appllcaiipn of the express coijipitile's, - W ■•MsWiWfc•*/'*__ now, for flvo -for, ojj laei^aso of frty per. cent .In rates.".-:';.' "'" '_tr.'. Qj_^ell- said that compariaonB cbuj.d' not be .maa« between freight rites and express rates and in gen- tftajl. -Jtista-o.es. Illustrated how j ,e_- Bf'ess sendee is being used other- wjfie than. Originally intended.' T0RW iOARD ■' ... ,,.-^xyf. ■■■:-- TORON^i. Nor.- 21-^A. cfitlnu- ance of ., the ; s'teady.r. tone , iSf, fho previous/ day .'Ivjafi . evident on the Canadian ;;ex_iaif^s'. Saturday^., | "the volutee) of.,', SrafBsaofjIilns d-/pj)hB«j ■oeaWljf,'.' mt\,mmtigm. Wan1 "failriy"4 broad" pn't^e^r'-lnW^changK.iSen- eral.; JJHectric-' sold as ■', low, 'as' !■ Si% h%fe,- Jfitjt' j-ioaea it-OS. -Spanish I?Iyer gilned a fraction; -Brptanton tlhfhariB>ed.' ..AtianttO'; Sugar his lit- tie'' rhoVfementV. s'ejllhg :f6t 22. jTord of '<?hna-da was 20' points dq-^h. tit 295; Steel, q{ Oanadnf-sSia W- down at. 60; ih- odd ■ ior df the' pre^rred', gaiived-.n. -pollit at >SfC :; ' ; . -oihltiioh. Steel and OHtartO!, Steel prodhcts' were . unchanged. Do- mldl'on " Cahhefs nloved ■ wp sharply oyer two .points to 82.'' National fsjatjijl. Car JoSt JWday's gain, closing: •ttj'-fduf, ! -Ifji-Itlsh'' Columbia B'lshiflg advanced 1% to 88. .Toronto <3eher.n tftltl-J. rights :mado: another leas' of i» .ptoW/Xebi, eSlt,' i>oortp 'tyco antfy.-Td-iiitlto railway made deojlhe's'.' tHPATpfciOS , |0T||p|^M^_T OHilUAeo,' NoV '21.—United fMtates wheat -became tlie. nheanefet;Ih the wof id -' :'^oday,. through another" ■- .de.-, cllfledf.'prlcesi-dn the Chicago ' lioard of trade. 1»e*e- was a :h«t Itis'tt for the .day of tljroe to 5^ ftehto' a. bushel. -ei]ettDcf Wheat'.closed; (tt 11.68 . to, »l:69 and March | one Sent -'heloto JHat Corn and oats declined partly - in sympathy with wheat and partly because buyers had rt» -etffifld'en'ce that the bottom had .be'eh, reached.in thpSf £>ra"ni, al- tHnugh 'they were already belOw- tto pfe-w'ar', value, '.'tiecetftbet1:. cord- efosed On .the down grade at 64flj p'SnlC -^hlleJUay Bats'. closed befo-W ty .cents', -i Murder Not to Let Them; T^ft.to F**ie Otnwrt, ?W*M^»»9 f --.r! ' JL___~__- ••■■•'-'•(i •'-■» I/3«_oS, Nov. 20.—(Cinadiaii As- sec(at-«d rrpss)'—'I4\eiy passages eon- BStl-fi-J' o*!irr in tW'-ho^se of o-rJiV mohs-'i-o/ifnltLte which is- Cn^^^Ii,ferIng, the' Wl'M. giving Ipf.-ir aut-drltics iTb*wer ti); Hlfe 'jtatpty hoiisos ' which o*)iAHs (fi?cllneji*_ let except- at';nji,unrciiison- -ble .f-Ifeiitv; -A latter member cnt~g. e*,-t*o-(-:*i aotlhg a- Wldg guilty (ft- murder; ' . , Another called it theft-If the own;, ens were . prevented . fromTgettfhe; ah ;economic return On thei,r proptrey, S1BTTLE MILtlONAItRE'S WILL BY ARRANGEMENT TSOSWftfi &iot.y2t—'Announcement that thfr •--»«■■-over- the. will of tidwa^d, ,F., Sp&rtes- ot Motftufn and New;. "York, involvipg many rnllllonB r*.? t<SUaJt%- hfiK-W-Sen^ fi**tti-*0- out' of. "eour,t,j:,waR. "triad-'-tonight*-.fly counsel thr.:'tft'*' oseci-itot*;, AlBert -"V. "St-atle^ Ja* nephoty ,of j'the;;teBtat6r,*-wh'o een- •t*st«(yd'-the do(fumcfit'. *! "They.'"il_f«fl_h- to dSsclo'ea ;-fHe-.'twiris of the ■settle* Ment,. .,."'.' ■ '* -', ^if.,fr.mrm.a,,i',-Uki,*,,yaii.l.\i ■ '. ■ ■«.* iMait '1 '-■ WAiff Wat Serving Overseas When :;: Su*#M»s«f to Have Been Convicted in Saskatchewan - ,--i-;fS-V 1 ' a-',';—"-'"/' .-'•'--".. WINWftSlG,,; K-ov.-f-O.-ff'h'at.-. "finx- ■ ley": 0-_en,'.:-who.-'l~'s been held .-in dfenneotl'S-.r-i-jlth.ltho Stto'eK.'-'iartal hfeteli i»HH0fftSi'. was ■ lit iPrawJevin W16 arid —luld not-havh- been con- ■ik"lo'Wd of -jtifSfailcy that year In Saskatoon a,*' t!janad?an .Press dispatch*. fifofti that- «Ity Said, #hs the information received here- today. 6'Neil enlisted in Pebriiary, 1916, nnd Was overseas for three yeot-s-and a day. Five More Resign Account of Split in Dominion Labor Party WINNfftEsJ, ...Nov. yMtrive* jnOoe rPBlg'natio'hs from "the -ominiort Labor party's election slate were an-- hoithced'-ia'st: hight, four of .theni' being the direct result of'the split'in the ftoriilnlon I-abor party Which .Occurred at ThltrSdny night's rtcet- ipg. Withdraws from Disposal ,,:: Tar San4Arias Along mi Athabasca River QTTA.WA,..' -Nov.',! ' 20,_-(Ca.hlJdiau PreSsJ—A,n order-iri-council gozettea this week withdraws from sale, set- tlen-iehl or dlB^osal for any dur-ppW of li.oot) acres of lend along the Athabasca riv^r oon'talnirig tat- saiids". Thestcare stihjer't to gazette and pe- troieuni leases already issued and to the permission, sranted'.'to the gbverri., lhept of AlBprta to conduct operations, within certain townships' 'for-the .re. eovcry of gypsuni and. sodium-chloride. -:, . 108 Cm-ret- Si., M<mi__^ "I Waa »jfrea* sufferer -Ota J!/ua- a*s#miforoiHrr6j«,rs. looaaolted •FMWUctts;: took medicine; used -#U»i*tMiti_aiIngaidmefood, ... -ri»«_ll_|wito use "Fr-i-t-ttTM", awl ia 16 davs the pain was easier ami tbe Rheumatism mueh better. a-tvdMdly,,.' >Fmit-atives''. avercame yt_», I hwi' had no return of the .Tonble.-1 eoi_ally reoommond this fl*_IH>WMaai ti> «U -riffe-_o,.'' 1 , .. -,,,'f j, ':, tit;-;,' P. H. -He-HUGH.. S0« (tbox, 8for$2.50, trial suse25c. At *U dealers or »ent poatpaid by Frait-a-tiTes limited, Ott»t»a. Small Ads That Bring Quick Returns WANTED—Pole maK-TB, tie maKers and post matters; good timber and mostly level-' -"-round. - Howland-'fi; Waltz Co., Ltd., liaslo, BTO, (10618) WANTED — Working hieh ' to keep away- i from Blue -. Bell mine and 6lo- can district. .Strike. ,8tlU on. One Bii**- Union. (1.0W3) 13 Situtttioiii W-lided—Male E5il^EIUHNi5®5 ba^jsagb^iJa1_er and )-oo<] cook wants' situation. Write - partltiulafs , to .Box .10700, Diiily News. ■ ■- (10700) -_-*-> 20Lj !■_ Mu jt. 12 Situations Wanted Female lady. .. tOc. per hour. Box i 072*4, Dally News. . . '(10724) WANTED—Position ns cook "'In" hotel, restaurant or campi. Experienced; neat; good cook. Not -afraid of ifi/ork for good pay. Apply Mrs. Jt B. Kenhedy, Creston, B. C. . (10787) ennedy, r r i ■ ■ r 11 Female Help Wanted GIRL required for genefrfel1 h&uspwork. Apply Mrs. F. C. Whltehouse, 417 Hoover St. i*,10?9*!.). WANTED — Competent houseUceper tit' orice. Must sleep at' home, jjtopply Jrirfi. O. O. M_c*3uire,-GH.M1I1. Wreet. m Eskimo A^NYfits. i An A.nrerlcan lnl--rsionar*y Is the au-, ^tnority* for the following description ■*6f--Social and domestic customs tha,t .'flf^t'ttil ih a cfrtain jini'c Ot the Arctic feg-lonB:- if a Woman is childless -she •WM flfliB her husfiatld to selnct tttt- bliiet' Wife, so that the home niay tt_ "blesBPd with children, She -hat* no ^BpUfff' t'Ofthfdii her ii-val, fOr *h,er ifeHJ^]b,ftn.d:, generally treats them .both with en,ual respect. The iHyfit-ain of % .Wfly0i.my. works both ways, for EsW- fftdtr cwjfeeVe t-ri the single fltdftddrrt. }u,fy- f^ihe:^H\'t*rc there'aYe moro'men •^■^ .■wo'then.a woti^-mtuy often he ■ » _ii-*__'';_-. _.. aiwV*^' a''*1 se&nfr. li'SSISjrfcf, provided shei ;has aJie .approval 'pf-heis first ■husband and hcr-: love for some1 \ii\- htdwted fitl-Ti -_i0_8 .mot. -necest-fctrtly !jift-__n 'jjU'eij regard fo. her hti-binrt, .Who may 6e;oia and' wetflt, and? *hedce ;j$- poo*? pi-bvider. ' A younger 'man jffiay pftiVe a f-eal asRet to the 'femijy.. -Wen .'.■■'At- is it case of Simple itifatu- .4*ton,. Ao*'iiec^ttort Is ptacticed.^ Tho -Mfalmq-' -froirtftn reveals her fe-ling ■^-o'-.tter' htlstJand. who, if the icfvpt Is worthy^-i*5^?ly refuses Ills consent to the wife "to\ go aW|Ay \vlth thiiS "rival for -a e_"r*tailn length of time, if-tiie .""jflfin hftp^eris to have a wife -'M t his '^Im; ■ -die' abftndohed ihishanitt will often -firopoke to his wife tht^t. she arra-ng-1,1 matters with -thb -wife.:bt her lover, so thiit there will'Tje a jfnutua!i exetiange/Of'spouses for a. time! t , Speculation Rife m Vienna; Known as the t "Mipery VU0H4, ' .v->v. Zi.~iUnmU Press).—One ..of the; ■flri*Mielaii:*'i».'iTa doxes- -of .Centr.il "Europe has^b^h' a Ifoom this autumn' on the.Vjenha stook (flcWiailge.' speculation has been' on A "t'^erte'rtdffup""fecafe atift stool*; prices have risen by leans' and, bouiids. Advances-of several hundred points In .a s^Tigle stock oecurr-Pd in one day's .trailing. Lucky' specufators made miljtjonH of; kronen from ,n shoe stfifig tnV-stme'ifi. But Austridns 'all _p-i_k of: thi-c boom as _-he "misery boom" .fqr its b'a&'ls Is the,'unfavorable state of the kronen -exchange, and the rise in prices Was ..n. measure of the de-. prtssefl ecOnbmfc state of ihe-coimtry.i The "mfSery "boptp:" on the stock fxchahge,iwas,n;*i**-oi*npanied ,by condi iions of j^stituViofi in tho city, nnd oountry''which are-unprecedented at that season of thc-year. It iShttfa even for the people* of Vienna to realize their plight and lo picture what.the wlnter'.has In. s-.ore fpr them. Thc-v. .American visitor, particularly if he is- armed with ■dollars,. finds aniitlr of surface prosperity about.-the:<V.ity. But those.who looked beyohd the: merely-superficial learned thatii**__a*J''rtiisery boom" on the. stdclt. e»d«>jjge';w£ip: *d^fel,v,a gay trapping behind which'. stall-sod a gaun^.'sKcI^SWr'. "'^ -'•f*>"-:*-1 * An Kepnomic Phenpmeimm . Ths hOo^(^^ft':ttcon&nitc ''phenfcmc hon'***vhich Is' well worth study.,for it exiUatris triuch'* 6f the paradoxical condition that exists throughout tho war-worn countries of Europe. An Austrian financ, (ft authoHty, . .the eb'^sponflent of the "Lo^-dpn Flnan- eiai^ews, explained it by saying that tlio .sOlc factor -in 'it was t,he, ex- 'ehahge rate of tho krone. Wheri hope ■ft-ns abandoned that thu. depreciated kt'oii'e would ve.r reach iis Former standard of value, the'argument was advanced that, the value of thej>rop- erties listed on the stock exchange had not deevfttsed and that in the •fUture they would pay ihe same clMdend.*- as 1ft- pOace fmes. Therefore,,, it was at'gued tha; iheir stock's must be worth tdday t." much as they were before the war." Con-, tinning the correspondent said. f TRo OWler IXe verses 'The %stock e-^dhangc is no long- -i hatpmeter, which ".nd'i.calija .'fair' when the cohditibn is favorable and' industrial life is 'prdspefott.1*.* T.dday the situation "is reversed, stoel;'.prices riso *«yhen the weather is foul.,when ■thei'ftrono drops, when it becomes evidJont that foreign countries ; \vtll ■-■rio^ife-^St us arid pfbp up our ex- "chan^e ny gratitiftg its cre.di.s. "If anywhere' on the foreign hor- ixohfa. serious hope should appear, a:- sltfmp on the Vienna stock exchange would be inevitable. Even a rise in the krone to & centimes #buld entail a violent fall •in sto* prices,'. 2/AjMitl^JmJ^ t^orX^liAf^Ta^ York- shire„ 6 weeks Did, "f8;0fi""-flch. New 'Denver-Dairy.,,. ..- .-..*•,-«- --(l-07_ai( PQTt SAL13—Qpe. g.ood team of..horses. Weight about 2000 pounds. Suitable ..for 'any kind of work. ^Alsd One SwaJisoii sttimpuller No. "'.. % R, "-JV ..^Kennedy,-Jforry Sidlnlr, *■■'■' EA*J' fotBojtifck ^ ,lf 1 Short: '■' ' iitec*Mniiftr^iin'^Ut--ar 's 11 half AyrHH^f** ' vertori, -fBr* C, d s*^o|fer, ■oehhuysen^ f\\- (l-Q7^) Pbjt RALE—Holijfelri* ' cow. "* rl'-jSave: last summer- daily /(10 ■l""*_s...'pr milk; Now giving 16 .quarts''which.', gives S quSrts rich' cream, daily without separation. Price ?200.00. .This includes a hew' ohurn, cost ,?-2D.OO. 3 .creamers, mill^ piiils, -e%i V &-'A. ACton, Russell*'s Landing, Box 135, Nelson. ,,.' ■" ' ;r *, • <107&3) 23 Property For Sale "~~MMr Good sized House on Stanley St. $30.00 a Month C. W. AfPLEYARD Box 020 £.-.0110.269 Nelson.B. C. (1072,8) FIRE. LIFE, HEALTH- and ATJTO- mobile Insurance; H, E. DIL.L, 'OS Ward St.f Phone' 180. (10795) THE BALANCE W GREENWOOD SMELTER, fof disposal, consisting of: . Air Receiver. ,' Settling . Tanks. Sample Mill Crushers, nnd Samplers. Sample Mill Transmission Material. Briquette Mill. - Briquette Mill Transmission Ma- . terial. Miscellaneous Scales and Assay Balances. Miscellaneous Cars, CageB, Sheaves. '. 42-In. Gauge Dinky Locomotives. 3 -Boilers. Apply to i>. Louis, Windsor Hotel, Greenwood, B. C. (108-18) FOR SALE—9-roomed, furnished house in city of Kaslo. Bath, complete, good fruit and garden. A bargain. Apply Box 36."i, Knslo, B, C. - (10733) ORCHARDS, Arable, uncleared land, water frontage. Willow Point, Bon- '•'"" nlngton Falls, Perrys." Some great - bat-gains. 'For particulars write or! See owner, 'j* ,T, Campbell^ R.R.. No. i;. Nelson^ , (lOBEl) 35 For Rent -AKKSIDE COTTAGK—3-room,\j)rirtly Afufrilshod, fit miftth. Bop. 312. Nelson, - v,... :-\-, (10741) TQ^HWl>*Cg_Mi -or. upp.r floor K _fi<C ffflL^.M: ■'■' (10522) 18 Artitte for Sale TOR SALE—Qraile- Holstein cflw, -Just fmshened. , , .Cameron,, ■ G,ro.nito ' road. ; '(10747) FIItST CLASS MILK COW—Fresh two months, Prico $125.00. GttVe 3,500 lt)s. ol milk last year; blaolt' rnare, """l'40O rbs., good worlicr, Pride -$170.00 cash, J no'. Gardner. Graham • Landing, Arrow Lakes, B...O. (10746) FOR SALE—Thorough,- ed. ,.H,6lstcln bull. 8 months old. Prfoe tdO.00. Conipton, Creston, B. C. ; (10680) ONE FARM HORSE 11 years, 1500 lbs. Good working animal. '.Detroit gasoline stationary engine, 4-hdrse power, lri good working order,-- One Imperial Number 1 feed -cutter and blower, 30 l'eet of pipe;- ".The-lot for $200, J. Knauf, Harrop, B. C. (10667) '-"" r ''(Sd'MING ' ' ajuBKi ; WAT<-H.f-K IT ly^amkwamhaWmmmam MpS-S '■ 6 'rooirfca iiouse In Fairview. plas. Iwed, good cellar, 2 gariien -lots T>r6pefly in good conflition. ^ Price, Including Furniture, : $1800 oh lems , ;HUGH W. ROBERTSON Land & Investment Agent iWArt'fl St (P^dNE'-i.), NgLSON, -'■•*"' - ■ ' ''"V;'" ''""''■' ■"" I FOR SALE—Grade Yorkshire pigs, six weeks. oldiT*6.O0 each..-. Ale*, Smith, Kochs' Sidjng. . (10671) 40 Agents WsMte*!^^ tisltig -leldv offers a permanent, Independent and highly remunerative business career for men with successful Belling or advertising 6x- '£ pferlence. W0* are"- pione.rp arid l^ad- eifs'-in our ffeld and.are now:closing ;.; terititorlal cbntrapt for 1*331. k Some attractive .'OjpehJngs *_.till: available. Our lines comprise exclusive, designs In art calendars and specialities In-paper, celluloid, leather aud metal. -! Liberal commissions. Weekly remittances. State full qualifications, age, experience, references, etc first -letter. CANADIAN-AMERI CAN , ART,.- WORKS, COSHQqTON, OHIO:, ci.it .■,,,.,».... .(-tp VICTOR TABLE, ma,.iin6. .and. lovely record cabinet and 10 (-.elections for ^fi-o.OO, ?lt5.00 ca«h and $8.00 i>er month. Mason & Rlsch, Limited. (10706) NEARLY NEW'Empire Cabinet Oram ophone, mahogany finiflh doable spring motor, universal tone arm with records. Price $100.00. ' Also .Edison Horn machine with records, ■$ir,.00. '- R. Clarke, Wynndel. B. C. - ■:■*.■■' (107B2) 37 Boats and Autoniobiles HiafTlpOW'S^^ as new,' ft. Hale, "Harrop, Jfy-C - : ' r .,C107d5> 19P0ULT^^ wim:-rwvirND^ two:year old ■ "lietHfi for nurdk -'BaV.. Martins and Flshels. Goorf hreed- efs for Improving laying stock next yer. $2700 each; hargain. Harris, Bonnlngton Palls. ! (10760) FOR'SALE—Two White Wyandotte cockerels. Martin's famous strain, splendid birds, $7.50 each. One-* year old white Leghorn hens, laying;, $2.25 each. W. Reydenf NakuBp, B. C. ■- , '. (10788) 34 Teachers Wanted WANTED—A school teacher for Birch-' bank, B, G$- Waives, oiie hundred dollars per nr-nth. Apply tb;. J. 8. | HesphampB. , . . -' )[**.0721)' 21 Livestock Wanted. Rossland. •• ■ ' ' ■ ■ (10774) 24 Business Opportunities WANTED—To sell or trade JHIllln- ery nnd Ladles'" Wear business in good town in A.' C. for small, fruit ranch or comfortable home ,.jn or .near Nelson\ preferred. . (1069,4),- Business and Professional -directory ?*!r**>rr*xa~*> Lodge Notice B..P. O. E. Meets 4tf,7 jst and . 3rd ThujfP m Boots & . .'"- .___ KEB & COHPAHY Sooti - SliOe» Mado to Older, Bepalred %MM r-QH-r bt. (JJMMJ Florists GMZZELLB'S OftEENHOUSE, Nelson, Cuts Flowers and floral signs. V'- • ' (10526) ntiiih ruf i ■- li ,1 v - - - - Assayers ill .I't uirfW^.." FOit SALE or trade for good household furniture Ford Car in good condition. Equipped with 4 - tires, almost new Self starter, gas savers etc, .1. JilcPhall, seoond, hand store, Trail, *B. C. Phone 30L. (10772) FOR SALE——eater .stotve in good c'on- ditidn. Apply 911 CiaSf street. (10765) THREE HUNDRED EDISON Amher- ol Records, .- J3.50 '• por half dozen, Willis' Piano Co., 304 Bnltcr St. . .(10603) ESTEY-ORGAN—Good; playing condi- ■ tldn,' 130, "Write- post ,offIce, Box 257. (10708) SHINGLES, goodf,quality, cheap. Nakusp Shingle Mill. Box 1, Nakusp, ■ \W:- C, . .... ■■■ . .... (10B2.0J 54 Articles Wanted WANTED—Second hand barher chair in good condition. . Write stating' price and full particulars to A. Johnson. Kitchener Hotel, Kitchener, B„ C. (10781) WAr7.TED — Sound ^secondhand .light farm sleigh' comRbitle^with pole.'Apply Box 10352, ■jjj.lly' -News. (1D752) WANTED—Five tons good cow hay baled, laid down at Frultvale, B. C„ M. A. Lunn, Frultvnfe. (10091) am 11 Miscellaneous GRAHAM Hirst Co., typewriters, -repairs and' supplies.:- 812 Pender St., West, Vancouver, B, C. ..(10.G13). |——J .ay — am ma The 0aily3News[] Job Departmerit willfpay 5 cents a -pouildlfor i*etittoh rap/ E. W WIDDOWSON Box -A1108 Nelson, B. C". Standard.,, westers charges. '-. "• , 'C (10526) Wholesale A. MACDONALD & CO., WHOLESALT Grocers and Provision Merchants, Im* | porters of Teas, Coffees,'; 'Splcei Dried Fruits, Staple and Fahey Qro cerles, Tobaccos, Cigars, B uttel Eggs, Cheese and Packing Hous -. Pi-oduct's. ,'Offices anil Wa'rehous' corner of Front and Hall streets. P O. Box! 1095:' Telephones 28 ahd 23 ."' i ! i ii i i ■ i [ , ti ______■■ Second Hand Dealers THE ARK .pays dash for second ban furniture stives; 606 Vernon, Phon 651- ' J10B29 Commission Merchants ■ ■■■■i; .-.-■.L.•:■•.'.• i-. ---^.i;-l-^l^,-vl)?i|nvl;|llll, RANCHERS' PRODUCE , sold on' com mission, a. w. Barnett, WUllams (10530 Architects K. EMMS BEAD, M.B.O.S.A. ARCHITECT Bay Avenuo , — . -rail, B.C ...." , ,t.^-,,,'-1 ,. , ',,,(10531 Il llla_alaa_i_■ ■' ■ Engineers H. D. -AWBOH, B.O.-.B. Civil aud Mining Engineer . .... ;.XAatf>,%,s.r/.. >:v.(-;o53a. &te^ Bros., Burtf, en Co. .HEI.SON, B. Ol ;: ClVIlC Alt- MIKIHO BH-I_Ba__ B. O., Alberta and Dominion -AHD SUBVEYOBS Crown Grant Agents. Bin. . Prlnt—l -, ., (10533; .-'_, S. a-oODL-OO-, Hydi-aulio Engineer Provincial -and Snrvoyov. Bakor St. Nelson,,B.C. ,(10,534: ')!">' Auctioneers W. OlTTi-al Auotlonoor, Appraiser, Valuator Goods Bold privately or at Auotloi 319 Ward Street Phono T (10635 Barristers E. O. MATTHEW —f*rr_ter, Solicitor, Votary, Etc, Box 1078. Alan Block, Kelson., Ph, • 54/ „„;;„', ,.''"* " (10636, Funeral Directors D. J. ROBERTSON, F..D.D. & E„ 301 Victoria 'Street. Phone 292; Nigh' Phone 167-J. (10637; STANDARD FURNITURE COMPANY- C; J, Carlson, Uhdoruiker. Undertaken and Embalmers, and Funeral Directors .The, Finest and most up-to-date under taking parlors and chapel in InterlO) B. C. Lady attehdant .for women ari( children. Day Phone 85, Night Phoni 262 .and 64. ; '(10538' BRINGING UP fATffll ^ <v^ - t\. »> ■Aytitrm-tiimHT flMlt-. yAMt_,fv|'_;T6 TAWfeKftftTOtH*- e-t-H- _ ".OS T" -H'.T-_t-_-V_UJ» Yfl|i-£ T-rvfc OFFicferiK, .iN&iVrt' J0H _BEW«-MfQ-_- MVX UtXHCR.KNO-W.. 'H.SW IwSeKtrWf'\T ' >' ■ i ' ■ "J ■ t ••flbirr-R-'i^u •'feLI.'.HEe-' I'M -bOR(?\ OE^.Qot | can-t <o virm -Vou TONI-HT- IMP_RT«vNT >- BOtirN-«-5_ *—^v . ilBai By George McManus r~ ). "-""M.-!*^ _2. 1320. fM'JEci wm COULD if ___' STE 8 0 'anqouver Itian Was So Run Do*vn He Was Tired Out All the lime; Says Tanlac, Conipletdy Restored Him: Still another' wjell " known, mil-; jud man\to onme- forward with/ an,- qualifled- endorsement for Tanlac Charlie JrVins,/ fit 2050' 'Y/ork eet, Vancouver, -B.C. Mrs. Irylns employed ;j s . fireman on ,' the anadian , Pacltftc - railway, his' run eing from Vancouver to /North end. I ' : '.''•; Beforo I be, -an taking 'Tanlac/' aid'Mr...Irvlns.l "I-was In a'badly- uu-down condition, and my appetlto -aa so comnuletiely .played out that^ ften even the Wl-slll pf - food would iauseafo me.' \ Headaches nearly irove me frantic-', and, at times my iack pained so 'bad i that It < was' effort for mo\ to '.keep a good; load of steam ,in- tho '.-old engine. "Some days it . was; all I could lo to-hold out at my/-w,ork,'and at light I was' so rcBT/less I could scarcely sleep. Ma-3" a morning would get up feeling as tired, as when I ■ went to bed, and I simply Jreaded to, go.to myi work. ■' "Well, it wasn't -bull a little while after I startod on ti—nlac that J Vancouver/Bids lory Entry Jnh ■' Pacific Baseball VANCOUVER. ' Nov. ^'.—Vancouver j— going to make a determined bid for representation In ■ .tjie. Picl'flc coast baseball league next ,year> ■ ■ with - asL aurance that they can. enter (tlKi class double A organization In,' 1921, baseball (officials here have, launoMed; _, i-mf ipalgn; to interest; sportsmen and bu* slne'Bsmen-.In ..the-.project,-. -,-; L. ;._; KINGSTON, Ont, .Nov."' 21.—Tpron? ,to Varsity won the intermediate int-- iColleglate 'rugby championship Saturday by defeating Queents'.'ll. t,o 3; winning the round, by 19'to, 6 points, i began to' pick right up, Vand now Since, taking six .bottles'; if tho medicine' my appetite la, 'so big I can hardly eat enough- to' satisfy it.' I, haven't' Ha4 a- swingle headache . since I finished, 'the second bottle and the: awful pain' has . entirely disappeared troin'-my back. I've gained In weight and strength lintll I feel like"'my old Belt and hpw get real pleasure; out'of mw work.- Tanlac :has certainly, built me up and put me'in fine condition ad i'-nn glad of. the opportunity- to let others know .what its done, for mo." , ■' ,' ;■ Tanlac is sold lu Nelson bv Canada Drug & Book Store, and by the leading druggists, in every town. Adv. President of Amateurs Declines Monetary Challenge on Professionalism Charges ■ .-v^NN-PIiX,! '. NtW; /19^-B'rigadlor- Ocneral. J£,P. Mac_bn*ld,/president of it-jo Alberta branch-'o'f tho -Amateur A.th)etic; TJnion'of,'Ca_Lda wh-le in-the'clty, when/-notifleil;-0f the' lact that Prank p^trlc* - 'ijad'-S deposited »l,0,00.with th'e C_gary,''jjer_id; 'the same ,,_; be 'f-Mfeit'ei-lf/he.Mid not .subsRlntiato' the ■ agrees:'of ^profe'si. i_onalism ,in; the.rBJg/Tour.'-lirjbkey last season, gave; h's/persooM ' oplnj Ion that 'he would, not, -tander any circumstance,, aedept,- the rndhetar>; challenge, -.-V- y j ',,.-', ' ■",.'. ■'■ "All that Mr.^a.trlck/need.do," de* c|ared tho general; JUs to forward an affidavit to/the Alberta -branch vlp respect .to/ono,,'par'fciilar' ct_e, - sind the - most.- minute ' i4ve>tlg»-Jon -will be instituted.- It-la h&'t ,'a matter of mon'ey,.'it(|s a-matter'.of principle." Burns mid Mcbityre id Box Ritarh Match MANITOBA CHOOSES ■'f v ,F0l» WW CURLERS . !-A.-.K,ViOON, Nov. 19.—Kid Bums anil Tohnriy .Mpli.tji-e '.have . Dee.'i fl.iilehed for a return bout'te .be s^iir. i-1 here on Dee. i.-. T1,, finish ot the mat. efp-ajjemont nf ;theso.-t-wp b->->s was rather unsatisfactory,/ sn It has been decided to fight, them before a local -audience once" more. Made of Special AufcMnobile Steels "WIlfKlPEO, ~ T$oy. ziv—Jp'pi ■fl^re" adtl-jd tp *->*tfe.officii*-. Ifcti ciJ.'^hi Manitoba, curling team, Jit a' flpeclaV meeting' of Uie executive council on "Ha tur-lay. . Those .selected to- fiHvfour viiciinci - a ' were-: ■; J.' A. Johnso***./ :R,, D. 'C$tve£t,*J. Mcpwen aiid^"W; *F_r'lrfugoii. 01J)(-OUHTRVF-5bTBALL • LONDON,- 'No.vm 21r-^-Pr-at6n "caused a- big: suriirlae by defeating .ToUeiiham on Katurdny. * Tb_>-inatbh *8lHriM»a*fii-f .a-ingfy,; Preston running ' right -_trtvi{ and iicorlnp -R-itliln half a .minut- and agalir -within fico- nilimles.. . Totten^ Iiain'a - defuot wiiti maiilly due to an uiiOxi-tiLlii.'.dtfen-je, - although they cen- du.ted ihe^j-iscond' half det-rminaaiy; 7*PT^8toh'a' deft-iijje "W£_r SOUJMl tliruugli- <>Utr/" :The''Oth,«r blg^flnnijrlqe fof-.-the, dayl.tvfeBf Arsenal's ■ remarkable victory 6,ver .'.'Hudd-rafleliJ., iTh&v'-Ard-tials took the lea_ '.-R-lthin .flvo >rtit.m<J!j mid *VW Toouh ; thq. Usttcr ■!_- In . eyjbfy particular,, Th« AMftnal scdrers were Pagfihnl , (ttt'lce), (iraham 'ebti 'BIytli ■ UveFj-pool, the .l'^*H'9.'i*^e;r8.:"inel- their master In Newcastle befor, a crpwd -of 40.000. Nothljig*': -ffas Bybr& until within five minutcy of tha-In- .terval, when - "Wait ,got. fbj»KBh- tw Newcastle! ' Later. Liverpool wan nitetly ono-fthe defensive, but Scott K-^pt goal. well, Seymour only scoring the second goal within the U_t tlirco minutes., ■ " f; t Chel-.a'fj (iui)pqrlen- saw the flrH success' at horn'-; of the olub „lnt!c early September; agalmt Sheffield United, although the .teams were, equal within twelve minutes of tlie finish.' Cardiff, in the i^cond division, had a splendid ' win , against Bi.ickpoo 1. Baker,. Uill, Noal and Cashmore scoreii for the' victors, and Heathcote got both the Blackpool goal-. .Celtic, tin; Scottish league, leaders, < unexpectedly -Jilucumbed to Clyne. \ '■ , Fog conaldf-rafjiy inerfered play In several parts of England. ma te.,e;j Tvere postponed. ■LOiMlX)N, Mev. 21 (Canadian soclated l'rcu:))—-Ut. Helen's, • Z\, _..., Aighton, 8; Richmond, 8; Liiuieily' il; Oxford Unl vera Hy, 8; IlarletiuiiifVr, !"■; Cambridge University, ■ 6;; BlackheatV, 10; Lelci*fster'"»-;- Afrrtft',""-2;. SwanieA, 0; Cardiff, 0; , Northampton, 6; London "Welsh, 0; Union Services, 22; London Scottish, 3; Bristol, 60; Cheltenham, 3;^ Pontlpool, 20; Gloucester, 8; Old Edwardiana, " 6; Birkenhead Park, 3; Old AUeyians,, 11; Bedford, 0; Guy's Hospital, 12; Bosslyn Park, 6. Week's Doings of Out-of-door Boys of the Kootenay JJacK week fhe Dally News will prlijt fl report of tho activities, of out-of-tojvii boys in the Kootenay mid it Is hoped through time to receive '' reports from alt boys* organizations in the district. An endeavor will be made to answer tfreen' teams of 10 men of tho Rev- questloha' pertaining to Bports, or- ga^izatio-r)***; or other matters of interest to boys in this column and tp-' p'rtnt letters of interest concerning, their oreranizatlons. Address, Boys'' Colunin, "Daily News, Nelson. NELSON CADETS. with Two WHOLESALE ANQ RETA^pmRM Nelson Hardware Co. ST. BRIDGETS WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP I MONTREAL. Nov. 21.—St. Bridget's tughy team of uttawa captured the Quebec rugby . football union cham- jPi-ni-fKIp, o,n *, Saturday, when; they do-- feated the Westmount team hi the final inatch 18';t_.'12. '4-\',..' . ■■■,.. . . . ARGONAUTS QUALIFY TO PLAY DIVERSITY , TOltQNTO, * ".Nqv; ' 21.—Argonauts, champion a ot the: Inter- provincial rugby, league, puallflod' to play Toronto .University .„ih'{he vDonrlnion cham? 'jjibusliipi* .by, ;the na'rrowest mlargln fd*di*ilile. ^They- defeated Toronto-* of hi?"; b.R.i\y,:, - hy -,-7, to' .,:._.na at am time ,t§e'- Bebt)e 'was. 6'jt'o 2 against .th-|h. It tvUs^'an. antl-cliihax for thq oar!sni.on(l'-after Hheirv'.BUccess .In the bfg; fl>Ur.. ■; =' ; :• V: ■■■'.-. ' ' WeAwtday,Decenber 1stk .■ i „ f, . '"'' ■" -' By.recent enactment you are entitled to record your vo):e .■' ***"' : - -'-', - - --.v. for ^ie candidates in your own riding 'and district; no matter '.'■ ' "" ''■' '. ::''''■.'■ ,-.■'. - • ■ "'■■■'■-.'' wherein Britisfi'Columbia^ou may find yo_rself on election day. i ' ' ,: "'- ' :. IF YOU ARE AWAY - • FROM HOME ON DECEMBER 1st ■ ^ - " • ; f"., ..| just go to the nearest polling station, tell the clerk where you come from and who you art. With little formality and trouble you will be able to record Vote. . ,^1 Here are the Condidates whose return will ensure a J t '»' t continuance of safe, sane business administration ih the '- affairs of British Columbia. Constituency Albernl Atlln Cariboo Chilliivack Columbia Comox Covri-hoji Cranbrook Delta Dewdney Esqulmalt Fernlo Fort G-eorgo Grand' ■ Forks Greenwood' The Islands Liberal Candidate Dr. Landis *. Bert Kergin John Toriaton E D. Barrow J.. A. Buckham Hugh Stewaa't Kenneth F. Duncan (Ind.) J..H. King . John Oliver Major D. Martin H. C. Helgeson A. I. Fit-flier Hi G. Perry •'■■ E. C. H-nnlger J. D. Maclean M. B.'Jtackson Constituency Kamloopa Kaslo Llllooot Nana i mo Nelson Newcastle New* TVestminster N. Okanagan N.* Vamcouver Omliieca. Prince -Rupert Jlevelstioke / ■■ * " :. '• Klchmond - ' Rossi nnd Saanich , Liberal Candidate F. W. Anderson John Keen J. B. Bryson Hon. "W. Sloam i Jas. O'Shea. ■\\Tilliant Frai**-pr v: Lib, Oort. Sol. Lab) D. Whiteside K. C. Macdonald R. Chubb A. M. Manson T. D. Pattullo Dr. W. H. Sutlierland (Accl.) H. P. M-Craney J. A. McLeod F. A. Pauline Constituency SiitiUkomeen Slocan •S. Okanagan S. Vancouver Tr*jill Tale Victoria Vancouver '. ' V- ' : ''";:' Liberal Candidate E. J. Chambers .: C. F. Nelson L. V. Rogers ,'. P; J„ Russell J. S. Deschamps J, R. Camerpn' '] J. ClearliiUB -.'-*■■*'■'■* Itenry C. Hayll .- ij6n. John Hart- .■ Hon. J. Oliver J>P. Dougherty -- J.. W; deB. tUrris M. Ar Macdonald . Ian Mat-kenzlo 'James Ramaay Mrs. Ralph Smith Vote For Lib^|al Candidates Decemb^t 1st 'I'wo junior basketball teams have been organized :and have for captains Cadet Don • "Wilson for the Thunderbolts ' ahd . Cadet Harold Jejfa \ for the : LlfflitnAngs. Tho Nelson Cadets In co-operation jivlth. the "Y" boys will at a future idate hold a Father and Son banquet. Quartermaster. Carl Johnson— (continuing an argument)—Well, I .guess if, one Is born In the States rftnd his father ■ and mother are .Americans, he's an American too. Acting Sergeant T. McVicar—(Incredulously)—Huh ! Q.M.S. Johnson—Well then, I'd -like to k-pow what he is?. Sergeant Kenneth Campbell—An Occident. ■ , . ■ • v;.. •r.*'M. C. ;A.--'ITEMS. . After, a long and adventurous hunt, for the hidden treasure In which a large number of boys took part last Saturday morning, the prize, "A season's membership ticket fn the T. M; C. A." "was finally located by Jack Oldham. The X :lads have been doing gopd amount ot practice swimmiing and dlvilli** In the tank lately so as jiot to be "outgloried" by the grfrW In' the aquatic events tonight. TRAIL YOUTHS Armistice day was the occasion at a parade of the Naval Cadets of T^raU. under the leadership of In structor H. Jackson. The boys attended the unveiling of the Trophy gun by Lleut.Commander Rowland C. Burke, who afterwards 'in spected. j the . youths, congratulating the brigade on its smart appearanco and good work.. . , According to a letter'received from James M. Cairns, secretary of the Trftll Qigli. School Athletic association, the boys of that city are agitating to haVe a1 saitnble floor placed in the rink as they find It difficult to carry on with their' games on the present ground floor. 1 a- A Pretty Uf wmtsz C. 8. E. T NOTES "Outlining the generul plan ot Can adlun Standard of Efficiency Training work to'bc takon'in conjunction With physical training, a committee of local 'pastors and * Y.M.C.A. officials has decided to put, a committpe of boy leaders in charge to chrry 6n tho. 'c.S.E.T. work which -will be undertaken at the Y.M.C.A. according to a reiient agreement with that institution and the churches. Those present-were Rev. J. P. Westman, Rev. D.* T. McCHntock, Rev. Fred H. Graham arid CApt. W. T. Tait.- It was decided that the boys should take -their physical training , on ' the days set for them, first, and should follow It up with, a singsong. A devotional period would then follow and the class work end with a lecture on some phase of C.S.E.T. work. ' On Friday the lecturo will be given by G. I-<ittiewell, who will _peak to; thu boy's ,bn-gasoline engines. The following Friday T. McDonald, wbo Is all ex-sailor, will give them some instruction in knot tying. LONE SCOUTS, , '-At the monthly meeting of the <Jol- den Star Tribe of the Lone Seoul-, of' \ Fairview, the following officers were .elected: ■„-.JCkrin§jh,-' Canipbell, jr., captain; Lewis Nelson, 'lieutenant" and Frank Jlodge,- sec re tary--treasurer. mropuLARWMfi ' ■' •• . .'-■-.•' '• i > i$>C\ It has always been our Endeiw&r;; to^ keep ahead of tlje ..NeiKiq^'raii^-.f cession and tMsyeafc %e liate 'i-swiitftV In 0«i M«»'s 0™ Slarasfef- ., -■■■■'•■ -.J-'tAAi'' ■•■ Here on display; are 'ihutidfeds'-, '" Designs repi-esnting tlM^vcKdiiK Neckwear offerings.'Mak^t^is^tvlji- Christmas and.benefit -by an e|*flyfi lection, from'.', tf in Men's l Winter Caps and especially suited to our Climate here—We have snappy street styles or the kind for country wear with ear protectors all new and up-to- date effects. Prices from $2.50 to $4.00 Our Men's Own Store Jjipne i 13. Special Value*;m\ { A New Shipment of PYREX has arrived. We can supply all sizes. Fhojin 456. Scgond .Floor S;'¥?V. ■ ■ ■'' '■ ' --:/.'VJiiX'- Suitable (or use In Xma^.CdOJt- Ing. English Pui«ing^_4*|ij? cach 45c, *35l^K •25c,:2©_p,- English Deep, Pie -Di6lUs.*-;;0*j"*iu % . shape. ---,* . Z ''..''■'^'OSftS each .,...% 'tS^M Mixing Bowls *,eaCh ^■Elfift'-.'.! THE STORE WITH THE XMM mo-Jt of tho leisure hours, thereby combining work and. play - to the -best advantage of' both.:, Among*, other subject- to be . taken up will be vq- catlotiul guidance and young men's problems. Different lecturers will be Invited each, week to give talks on various vocations and problems. De- batcH will be held, club yells and songs will be l.arned and a general all- round good time Will bo had.. The meetings and suppers will be held every, Thursday . evening. JESSE COLLINS DIES LONDON, Nov. 21.—Right Hon. "Jesse Callings, former Liberal-Unionist member of parliament for Birmingham, died yesterday at Kilgbaston, Birmingham. He was born In 1831. ■ ,; rcioic UGUoQik boys. .A'dub for* high school youths will be organized-at the T. M: C. "A. next Thursday evening at .S o'clock, to which no boy wearing short trousers will- bo admitted. Tho lads will start the affair by sitting down to a bean Hijpper at 6 o'clock after which they! will settle down to the business of organization and the election of offlcrs. The purpose of the club. will be to learn how to make the most out of School life and also how to make the Frenchman Knocks Out Australian Champion SIDNEY, N, a. W.,' N_v. '21.—Jack Green, featherweight champion of Aus- trallia, was knocked out today in the fourth round uf a bout [by* Eugene iCrequi, of France' ' -. WeU Known Operator Dies •"TORONTO, Nov. _1.4*News. was rec-ived. today of the death at Ro-. Chester, Minn., this morning1, of Charles E. Hill,, one of, the best known telegraphers in Caanda, Ho was a native of Strathrby,. Ont.-, gut had lived1 In Toronto for twenty years. Before comlns here he waa employed by the Canadian iPacific telegraphs at London, Ont. _ Recruiting for,, the-;,£en*itbrfc lit England.; :,ontln^*^^"ffl^ steady 'upwir-d .'tr-D'dr,*3fi^|i of the f-njinin-.'!' traliifnji ■ caiiiijj ■ 'i a.!' •me. Consultalion ft MAti charge or 1 **•**»*• DR. CHEVAUeI Chiropractor ;|, PHONE 619 ALLEN BLOCK, v irij TOT NKSUS MILT NEWS, MON". AT MORNING, NOVEMBER 22. 1920. __-_ PS iPi iM'-sniMMiiBii ...;i*y_Mi«tti.t- I tAMfJET AGAR STORE nl AIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO PBOrtPTLV ' 8mokinQ Tobacco, Snuff, Pipoa and FulJ, jtock Of ftig»r»,, Cigar.ettet, -':.*;-:7*"Cttl«r BhrllkW. -uft>l'i' - i •"■"irir-Tiiiir^i--' III li 111 III BOOKS ^'•■^ Wffir ""fter^nation.' • • ■ • • •'••" ■JW^tiffflfefffiy.ir ■■:■■■■■■■■■■ < ''•^4'^ii*Wakjge'fen" Cass •'.'..-._.;'. iio'«.Mpi; •W-'-^eV l&tiey ,.':....'..', ■<4tii'-&m$if<i\...r--',- ■•••... ;jS'*i^eWe,5.rt.'5.-.'.''. .""il. VM. :#.'. . Ti«liYiwtt^j^'^-^'i.. -.-.'_.■<".""'. /T"fliv;S^(.Tr*_i.-*tf?-W~fS -f.......... pili-.'^fjpi's^H-.^i....'..... ....... ■ t1"1 '^"^'P*1 Darrlw '"•■•' ' - ■'■$ i»M$&s&. ,i;,,jS.,, v •, • '• •'• ■•••'■ *^;"3^;-}i-^fe-t'oid ||ji 'tim 4 .t^VCrpssing -j^f,;.w|j^ of BWeii't Men' ■p*4^-ia«i -..:.:.. \ ■i;'|^t>yJ$S'i,4n ,--.-...!.'.'c.'.-'.':''.';.' i-fhe -J^'^it-'iem ■■World . ^.~,ei^:r!'r..is*t-:;., .'.'•; :■'. ."•..;:...'.; ^finia^ifiilotl;:..., •^ .-;...,,.....■ (ft«ij-ej's T.riaaure -,,- 1''"''y-.'i-'*,'-Xw *■■■' d ... r-P, Pp^cnh-lm .... P. Oppenheim ....... H, A.; Ocrfy ..;...,. L. Rislftg ..,'<.-n ,v_t< Watwn ..A. Strlrjgfr ... fMhish pkrker ... Temple Bailey S. Rohmer ... Arnold Benilett ...... IAlctU} Malet .... A. P. Terhuno ...'■■.-i'AH^gh, Wiley ......F1] itfiven ...... Ft\ Niven , if, Curwood .;.,,,., J. -Cunyood ..V........ jr. Gull Mary Tl. Rbtnobart ........E. M. t>e|l .. il, C. "Rowland ..... i.,. P. Weale 7.... .9-. TUcKcaina .. .*... S. M-oKenna ,'v S. McKeniiu, .', S. McKchna •.,. M. C. Oemler E. O. Duffy B. "ML-Cutchcoii B. W. Sinclair Jeffrey Farpol V. M.'tirol&T ,' Cbuni6s .... F. Barclay .... J. Gregory Culhim G, Ti. li. Hue-tun SiWtt9n»^6^0P. EARLY Mil ■$$$&< <*lJ T6DAY MarWDernFool! J^Hf^.oltif-ilutin" $Ak% bilt coii.dn't lioid a" job !^'?I^igh'Jb'W all *lo.e_ he'^fle^^^^l^to ft jmiui.- :':;:-"v/-' '•' ^i-'-j-'-j-vH' 'j"'x~yc .... ip.j,^«>rtf>£a ajriW, Tor-lifer Me tie "Weiit 4^*>, ThttSoi|e- daj? Horner cstme;, homej! Stylish as all git Sjst^'-pJw^^ :-':•■'.'.'' i -,;.;'-„.;;;'■:', '.;;.,;;"■.;■ x^unjkin'; hij^^ -«_S dofn' ^reat tilings iii Wall ^illia-it li-p. to _ Jjig iftyesti.n'; schelne. mwty_)4ed iwjth; fun. and Ipve and heart-tug. ■I'S'-i^t'-uman clfeah*i"tbi'oute, th * CHARLES RAY It'sToiiight MEISON, SYMPHONY FIRST ANNUAL BALL Grand Concert Prelude John Adams, Soloist Hear' your own musicians play "Ohii Chin Chow,""''--a. Traviata," excerpts from "Merchant of Venice," etc., etc- EAGLE HALL Nov. 22,1920 ADMl-S8*,ON $1.00 Concert ColnniL-nt-es 8.30 P.M. ' Dr. \fr. O. Hose, M.P.P., C'halrinah OU haVe all heai*d pi "Teddy". Roosevelt - arid his childhood episodes. When a Child '-Teddy" was a poor/scholar, with a profound dislike for books. His parents wisely investigated and found his eyes were at fault, Once, provided with suitable glasses "Teddy" fairly raced ■ahead. You know the rest. JVheneyer you have seen "Ted- ,dy" pi- -is photos' there also you have seen those most valuable assistants—his glasses. BriAg your'ihild In today. j J,d.#rfcNAUDE &i_8m_r-l*—"Ctpticlan CT,ASSsTt*-b Ads. bring rb, sin/rs KVKRV TIMm. Nelson News of the Day ' The Mothers' Club hold annual sale oC work* Tuesday, Nov. 30 In Parish hall. O0782) Will those contrlsuliug refreshments lo Nelson Symphony Ball Kindly send them to Eagle hall as early as possible. . . .'■ ' U0.*9M A. O. P. Courts Star of Kootenay and Royal Nelson meets tonight at 7 and 8 respectively. (10797) The . Liberals .hold a rally at O'Shoa's committee rooms ...- On Tuesday evening. Short speeches by Mr. O'Shea and others.- All supportrs of Oliver government nre invited. (10709) the Hon. William Stoa ilnlster of mines and Mrs. Stanley Brown of Vun- cou-v*r will address a ■heeling in the interest of*- Un4 Liberal candidate, James O'Shea, In the Eagle hall on Wednesday evening. (10798) MBEMI B--&Y. O'Shea's eominlltee Rooms McCulloch Bids. Tusday Everting, Nov.; 23, at 8 o'clock Short speeches hy Mr. O'Shea aud others. ■■ ' All supporters of the Oliver Oovern- - ment Invited. (10800) Eat MOTHER'S BREAD Ma"de in pre-war quality. Delicious y/holesome ■'Nourishing . We are the^ sole makers. iiilUETTEfiis. Baker Street fcfnf_ Have you been to Gifter's Sale? They have cut the price on Furnishings as well as Clothing—in fact, everything is included in the sale. ;: Every OVERCOAT and SUIT in this great event at $29.50, fBaSO, S4&50-. S59.50 SPiCIALS TODAY! Underwear \Vi*.t!i6n'a iiWHlium w^lfeht; $3 and $4 xi Uicti fur (PO AA pei' sai'ment .. *U?_a_VA'' Keiivy tvelglU,. $5 ^'j^n^''. *ff ,val|jei,, ,for , jjft O fkA por garment .... *tD_"»v,V Hose Medium weight per paU' '.'. 3 pair;-! for Heavy welB'lit per ]inh\ 2G- and 35. $1.00 50c mm :}icC.' •:■:"::-- J; t)y-";^- riv.. t*- ■ i4 WklnJ wdro twor Jaiwlo. It never cblpi W«*ll^ty__ai,M''_■». It tannot rust burn or discolor » fIhV atMorti^Bt ta thodee ttotts. mm. i.c Shoes" iw.tio for .. |12.B0 tor .. hs.do foV.. ; ?i6,r>o valu'et" valuea values values $10.80 ffiJOO $13.20 Caps SPECIAL1 ' -(3.00; S3.D0 and $1.00 values ':;"[for $2.00 Remember, This is all NEW STOCK! Men's and Boys' Outfitters *if *-'-• "-"'t' Nelson Bellevue and Greenhill Lump . Bellevue Mine Run Just the coal for pipeless FURNACES Place your orders now D. A. McFARLAND INSURANCE REAL ESTATE GREENHILL COAL Room 6 K.W_,.;pio_t. - Phono 49 C.P.R. SOCIAL CLUB WILL HOLD A DANCE Eagle Hall, Nov. 26th, At 9 p.m. ADMISSION 76c—REFRESHMENTS Phono 396R1 for Tickats Buckskin Gloves Try a Pair of My Working • >i < Gloves JOE HOLLAND Harness Maker P.O. Box 811. Pnonel94 PLUMBERS- BRASS GOODS FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES TILE AND SEWER PIPE B.C. Plumbing & Heating Co. NIC-SON, D. O. We, Stock, CARNATION MILt "From Contented Cows" Fleming's Store FAIRVIEW DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC. AUC10N SALE TRAIL EAST Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1920 At 10.30 a.m. I have rect-lvf/d Ijiatriictions "Troin Mr. A. 1_. WiLgnur to' 'otter at' Public Auction, One Dark "liiiy Maro (1^00 Ibt/.), One I.ifc'hit Bay Horse, (1100 lb_.), Ono Colt \fixA months old), -Ono Bet oC Double Harness, One Set Op Single Buggy Harness, Farm Wagon, Bob- Hlcigh, Plow, and One De I-aval. Cream feparatop. Also House Furniture containing White l.h*vmel and oilier Beds, Bed.- i'dora-W!tt:e, .Sideboardi Bui'Cet, Kxten- i3iou-:Tablep Dining aiul Kitchen Chair-', Raymond Sowing Machine, Writing Desk, three OJ1 Paintings, four-piece Parlor Upholstered' Suite, Mirrors, Parlor Table. Six-hole Malleable Steel Range with Reservoir, Queen Heaters, Kitchen Utonslls,>eLc,: f>n view^rnorn- Ing of sale. TERIVI8 CASH W. CUTLER, Auctioneer. POETRY FEED With grain prices -declining, a egga bringing top prices, it pays feed your poultry the best feed ava able. We ' have the befit of Coi good plump B.C. Wheat, and we u both' of tl__se in mixing "B & I Scratch "Food. The BRACKMAIM-KER MILLING CO., LTD. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Direct from Vancouver, Where It Was Shown for Two Weeks at Advanced Prices * \ , Samuel Goldwyn's,. GREAT PHOTO DRAMA He loved her savagely and branded her ruthlessly became of this love. IT BAFFLES DESCRIPTION, The picture that startled the moving picture world with its .dramatic intensity achieved without mechanical thrills,- through strength of story, and cast. "BIRDS OF A FEATHfcR' Capitol Comedy t , CHILDREN 15c -r-^ ,.,,,,, i ,.. ApyLT^35(f • ' City of Nelson t VOTERS! LIST, 1921 NOTICE! j Property owners and those who hold agreements ta purchase must be registered as such inthe Land Registry Office in order to have their names placed on the Municl ipal Voters' List for 1921. The list closes on Nov. 30. , ' ' • . W. E. WASSON ' City Clerk. I. O. O. E. Annual Dance THURSDAY NOV. 25th EAGLE HALL . I ...$1,00—Rood Music and Supper Instal the Hecla Pipeless Furnace ':*■[' In Your Home Tho, uiOBt «conomIctil ■ and ■--efficient typfi. EBtltnates given. •' " ■' R. H.MABER BOX 618. NELSON,' 8.6. PHONE 468X ALE IN FAIRVIEW MS, 8 Rooified House, ddntrete Foundation, Fiilly Modern; Good Cellar, 5 Lots ancf -tchitrd. Stable, Chicken House, Wood Shed; one block |r*fini tyt line. PRICE $4,000.00 "; • ^ ,.,. ' / Easy terms - Charles -F_ McHardy sfiAi. esi____ 'm*m m wm&m& AT THE CREAMERY where Curlew huttor Is made, modem machinery and unceasing care make its product the finest and most wholesome tp; ,be had. You'll '-never really know' how fine' nivttor can ho until you have tasted Curlew. After that you'll never be satisfied with any other. . ■ ' Sold by Dealers Curlew Creamery Co., Ltfl. NEL80N, B.C.—GRAND FORKS, B.C. PHONE 44 Good Glasses' Will Save Your Eyes ' your eye-sight' Ib too pr.etilous lo' take ehahc'.1*"-" with il. Let mo prescribe*"-, glmmo vJhlch wllP remedy *th&. wealt- J. J. WALKER, :, Jowolc-r nnd Optlqla— » ,, ' ;;.Nelspi, B. .0. T C-ASSimKD AB8. BRING BE; WW WWI- "fflP. FRIGE REVISION SALE As a l-ulo this store tries to avoid Bales, especially at this season of the year. 'Market conditions, however, at present ar-e so unusual that we decided to unload our clothing stock. We: see nothing whatever at present to warrant the. wholesale slaughter as:: advei-tised in .some papers, and up to. today -we have not - offered any clothing at a lower price than we have paid for our present stock. We are taking the chance, and if we. cannot replace them- at lower prices we are the losers and you the gainers. Judging by the results of our first.day's sale.this is the opportunity the people have been looking for. We honestly believe you will 'not be able' t;o buy clothing of the quality we are selling afi as low a^prlce nexttspring as we are offering today. See Page 3 for Particulars Emory & Walley
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