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Read the LATEST SPORTING NEWS On Page 9 VOL. 20. NELSON, B.C., SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1921. NO. 138. CONVENES IN LONDON TO ill Mnmittee Is Appointed to Take Up With Prime Minister Next Week "Practical Measures;" Will Not Be Part of "Any Joint Committee Including Financiers and Employers;" Conference Is Tart Over Premier's Not Having Arranged an Immediate Meeting. CANADA'S NORTHLAND. ANDOX, Oet. 7.—Tho vital r|iics- \ of unemployment was considered hy a Joint conference of the eral* council of the trades union gi^sn. ljihor parly executives nnd wr members nf pari in ment during wo-.hnur session. In answer to a llpgf Trom Lloyd Oeorge. the Lnbor- i replied thai Ihey would appoint a imtltf'*** to meet thr- prime minister ly ft* ' week In confer regarding el leal men mires for dealing Willi %t Is described ns "lhe present n.i-* ml emergency." 'he cabinet nlso dlHrussed the nuefl- i ot Its afternoon session in an en- vor to put forward n plan which la In Its early singes. 'he Lnhorltes' reply tn Unyd Oeorso d a committee would be nppolntod FERNIE VETS own Council States Steward May Possibly Be Liable, But Matter Not Clear SRNIB, Ort. 7.—Tho ease against orge Bowen. steward of the Great ir Veterans' eluh here, arising out of i raid on the club's promises Inst ly, when several hnrrels alleged to ltnln beer were scixed under lhe tlsh Columbia liquor net, was ally, nn lis 13th appearance ln tin* y police court before Magistrate imster, withdrawn by the crown a afternoon and Howen acquitted. •it. Fisher, counsel for the crown, In ihdrawlng the charge addressed tbo irt ns follows: "If yon please, your rahip, in connection with thin ease •fish to say that recently there h*is >n a decision given by the honorable . Justice Murphy in the coao of g vs. Army und Navy Veterans In nadn. Victoria unit, in which he Ids that the Vletnrin unit Is not ti ton within the moaning of the gov- imenl Liquor uct, and is not liable a rhanre under (notion 26 of the |Uor aet, which concerns n pronflCU- n aimed at n person. In my opln - i the Kernie branch "f the Grant »r Vetereni' Association of Canndn iUld be in the same category. The lgment may not be conclusive on tho Int as t*i whether or not nny servnn*. tccr, oi* member of the unit Of inch could he convicted, but until re Is some decision holding thnt withstanding the decision of Mr. dice Murphy, the sti ward or other vant would be liable, I nm not pro- Hi to advise going nn with such a wecution as this ls, and nsk leave of i court 1" withdraw the charge." 'he aroused wns Ihoreforo diluted. Vord has just reached bore that -fle" les of liquor have been seized on lho -•mines of I*oe John, a Chlnumon, at snhrnok. to "explain our proposals and examine any mnde by lhe government, but not as members nf nny Joint committee Including financiers and employers, as suggested by yon. • • • Xor cnn nur represi-ntallws he held respohiii- bloafor the tiolley nllimatoly adopted by the government." Moyd George replied in the afternoon that He would he glad to meet lho committee early next week. The c inference derided to send a furlher letter to the prime minister whieh expressed surprise thnt ho had failed tn ;ii*ninp' nn immoiliute meeting. Tho letter con- eluded: "Our roprosontntlves hnve been appointed on the assumption that you probably would Wish to meet them todny, nnd the conference renssemMod this nflernoon In tbat belief." MAY ATTEND Political Pot Steadily Bods Pro-ar-iiiive Llbarati tht Lateit. 'ALOAHV, Oct. 7.—The Farmers of tt and Weat -Calgary, In convention y, decided In tholr negotiations h Labor to chonm> whichever riding desired. The tabor rorcos nccord- ly selected ICast Cnlgary. William Ine of this eity Is nlready tho noml- Thnt left the Farmers rosponsi- for West Ctilgnry. where R. Tt. nett will run ns a Conservative. p I'armers then agreed to cooperate h the Progressive Liberals of West Ignry In selecting a candldnto nc- ,tab|e to all. The Progressive Lib- It of West Oalgnry met on Thuvs- nlght Intending to select a cnndl- but the meeting wna Interrupted iTslsloutly by the old line Liberals it no action wns taken further than appointment of a commltteu to t the Fnrmors. It looks now ns If Farmers, Progressive Liberals, and bor will have a mnn In the field Inst Dennett, nnd thnt It will ho n sight fight. Clemi'iils 111 t*oiini\- Mbcrnl [»ARKHVIM-K, Oct. ?.—If. ». Cents wns the nnnntmotis choice to- bt of lho Nntlonnl Liberal nnd servntlve convention for the cun- |fncy of Cnmox-Alliernl, In the ft nl election. [ft, Clements' wns tho only anmn ty>forc the convention, Ife his THAntrd the riding since Hill. Ivrl Llbrral In Victoria riCTOintA, Oot. 7.—Wllllnm Ivnl nominated hy Victoria City Libia tonight* Both United States Government and His Colleagues . Urge Him. LONDON, Oct. 7.—A hint thnt L'oyd Oeorge mny yet be able to nttend the forthcoming conference on the limitation of nrmuments nnd fnr eastern questions in Washington, wns made In a semi-official statement to the press tonight, lt was pointed nut that tbe present position Is that thn Hrltlsh premier lUULJUttlfl"! t,1(' I'ntled States government ol his Inability to attend, hut lhat this was not necessarily his last word. It Is generally regarded that the United Stales government is nnxlous for him to nttend, nnd It Is under- Stood that considerable Iru'luenee Is being brought to benr on him lo Induce a reconsideration of his decision. This pressure was particularly marked during Lloyd George's stny nt Gairlocb. and It ls understood that he found strong support at today's cabinet meeting from his ministerial colleagues. It was stated that it Ih extremely probable that the prime minister wl'l be prevailed upon to go to Washington if developments In other directions make It ut nil possible. At the moment, however, his refusal holds good, and In the m< nntlmo tbe British detegntes hnve not been selected. It Is understood (bat they will not be nppnlnted until next week nt the earliest. Lloyd George left this evening for CheqttOrs Court, his country home, nnd Is cxpeoled to return to London on Sunday. The only Information vouchsafed to the public concerning today's cnbinet meeting was the appointment of the government's delrgnles to the conference with Irish lenders here next Tuesday, although il was understood the doclsllnn embraced both the Irish and Washington conferences. Tho winn Fein plenipotentiaries, nooom* plishod by Desmond Fitzgerald nnd four typists, will lenve Dublin tomorrow morning. It was announced tonight, nnd Ibey will be given aecom- odn tlons nt Chelsen while ut tending the conference. White RIVor Is reputed to bo the attest coldest spot In the Dominion, bul It Is not always cold, ns these six sisters Express Views on Legislation, Foreign Trade and Transportation. LOB ANOI-.LI.S, Oct. 7.— tfho forty- scvenlh annual convention of the Ameriean Hunkers' nssoelation closed here today, following adoption of a committee report containing resolutions setting forth conditions ou legislation, credit sit tint inn, foreign trade, labor, transportation aud ngr- rloulture, ns requiring remedies to bring about general prosperity. PRIVY COUNCIL BETS DATE. LONDON, Osl, 7.-(CnnniHnn Press) —The privy council will hour the ap- pen] nrislng out of the erection of 11'-* M i nil fi..i parliament htri|-llug on Nnv, 4. Hundred Thousand in Exchange and Race Track Receipts Is Purloined. TWENTY-Slx~MAlL POUCHES ARE TAKEN Mail Driver Is Seized by Four Men Near Ferry and Sacks Put in Waiting Auto. Pt.TP.01T. Mich.. Oct. ".--Twenty- six mail pouches, three of which contained registered nuill, were taken from a mail wagon lato tonight liy four men who held up the driver. Wllllnm ll. McCattley. near tho main postofflce. Tbo mall was being brought here from Windsor. Ont. Heglslrrvd Punches The registered pouches contained packages of currency enn.-dgin-d l»y Canadian hanks on exchange clem- ings to bunks In Detroit nnd the dally receipts at the Kcnilwnrth raco truck al Windsor. I'n.*. toff lee officials engiiKcd In checking their records wltb Canadian officials said the vu'un of the registered mail probabl) WOtlld amount to more than 1100,000, Detroit-Windsor firry tVfben an au- McCauley had Just driven off the tomobile pulled lu ahead id Ithn. nnd fotir men commanded him *o leave his wagon. One of the hand- Its look tho urlver to a nearby alley and guarded him, while** the mail was living transferred to the automobile. Then forcing McCauley to face lbe wnll of tbo building and then toning in shoot If he moved, Ihey drove nway. SPENDS WEEK HUNTING FOR INDIAN SLAYER NANAIMO. Oil. 7.—After spending a week hunting for an Indian named Krnest. wanted for murder on the west const of Vancouver Island. Chief ot Provincial Police Bert Stephenson returned to N'unnlmo inst evening, He reports hnvlng hnd a very strenuous trip, and says that although he left four Constables on the ground to continue the search, it Is the general belief that ihe murderer has committed suicide. A few days previous tu the arrival , of the pollen on the scene Ernest, through Jcalnusy. killed another In- ' dlun named Constance, ut. Kyuquot, IMF KEEPS and then traveled || mile ndian vlllnge, Where he I _... ian named Jemsky nnd his wife, ami uu'ii iiiivuivu Jai iiinvn lo auolh-r ' Indian village, Where lie kilted tin In- Thai ls its Primary Purpose, Declares Crerar at His Nomination Meeting. WILL NEGOTIATE FOR RECIPROCITY IN YEAR Refuses Request of Vancouver Business Deputation Regarding Relief Funds. VANCi -CVKII. Oct. T.N.—Hon. 3. W. I»rl; I';in*is. attorney-general, tonight ib >uned tho request of the economic council that he endorse tho scheme to have a commission appointed to ban- die fundi granted by municipal provlnelul nnd federal authorities for relief "f unemployed during the winter. il- agr I i wovor, to call a fur- h< p eohft rem e consisting of dele. gate* front Ihi city i i>une:i, th< ■•- tnmie i ounctl ad members <if the irovlnelal tfbvt rnmeoi In a few weeks when ihe GUI Rllon of administering funds for the relief nf unemployed For Sake of Canada Lemieux Hopes for Defeat of Free Trade Propagandists. MONTIU-.AL, Oct. 7.—"The Afar- iau or Progressive pnrty Ih not a factor In federal politics lu Quebec, and In tbe interests of all Canada I hope it will nol he a factor in lhe gcner.it result of the approaching election." said Hon. It. LomlcUX, one of lhe leadorwof tbe Liberal parly In an Interview today. "I havo read Mr. Crerar's address at Jir.indon," ho continued, "nnd H Is frank statement of adherence to a platform which Is Impossible of application In Canada without dire results tu Canadian Industry and Canadian prosperity, Free trade sounds well In theory, hut we are not dealing In theories. Conditions are such tbat It is unthinkable that theory should replace sound experience. This, of all times. Ih nn lime for experiment, nnd particularly nn experiment In class government." CASE BEFORE PRIVY COUNCIL LONDON, Oet. 7.--(Cnnndlan Press Cable.)—An Important appeal to come beforo tho privy council shortly Is that of Ilex, vs, Nnt Bell liquors, nn Albert case concerning liquor trading In that province. M'GRAW MAY CALL j SPITBALL ARTIST NOW YflllK, Oct. 7.—Manager Mr _.ni\v said tonight lhat he would probably call upon Douglas, lhe splf- halhT. In pitch tomorrow's gnme, and that Hnyder. whose work plonsed hlrn today, would do the h-ii-kslopplnc. . Hurry Hnrper, lhe Huckcnsuck (N. ■'.) left bander, muy get the cull for lhe Yunks, while Hrhaug will be on tho Receiving end. Thero Is a possibility, however, that Chrl Mnys, who won the opening oontest for tbo Yanks, may bo selected at thc last moment. will be discussed. A delegation of business men of this city waited upon Me. Fftrrls tonight, W, ir. Milkln acting as spokesman, Mr. l'arriH Staled thai he did not •-nii-.iii r the un- mid lymenl situation aa had us was anticipated In August. "I do not moan liy this that wn nro imt faced with a very grave situation during tb" winter, a situation which It may even be Impossible for bbth federal and provincial govern- ments t" satisfactorily settle." VSCTOllfAi "•'- fi -Marked dlssat- Isfnclton was expressed in government circles today Over ih" announcement made Wednesday hy Honator Qldeon Itobertson. federal minister of labor, regarding rellcl in Canada during ib coming winter Hon. .1. D. doll. Karris, attorney gen eral. said that the proposals of th Ottawa govt runn nt would be totally Inadequate to meet iho situation. Ben- ator^Robertson's plan to provide one- third of the cost of work undortnkeu over and above the "normal cost of dnl aovern ity fffoclc paying one-third inch. Would not mei t the situation, declared tho minister. It wns pointed out that tbo munlclpnll- ties did not huvo the money on bund to undertake much work this winter and unless the federal government followed IIh IriHt winter's plan of paying one-third of the cost of unemployment Work there could be little relief looked fur from (Mtaw.i. that work, With the provincial govern meat ami ihe municipality Effected ONTARIO AND EAST SHOAL I.AKi:. Oct. 7 -Hon. T. A. ("roarer, loader of tbo National Progressive parly, pinna to open his eastern campaign within the next 10 days or so. lie will proceed finit to Ontario, opening probably nt ,Mnssoy Hall, Toronto, thenco going to the maritime provinces, nnd returning subsequently to Ontario for a more extended lour of thnt province. Farmers Are Suffering Under Present Fiscal System, Progressive Leader Says. RHOAL I.tKK, Man.. Oct. 7.—illy CanMdtM Prem staff Correspondent.) —Hy a unanimous vote ihe Progressive convention of MarqUttto today chose Hon. T. A. Crorar, loader of the Nntlonnl Progressive party, ns its cnndl- duie tn the election. Mr. Cn rnr's name WBfl the only name submitted to tho convention. Uarquotte is tho county which elected Mr. Crerar in 1917. Addressing tlie delegates to tho con- t \'*M*ite-n at n public meeting later, Mr. ■ Crerar look aelon lo reply tn some ! of tbe Charges leveled against the Pro- 1 grottrtye party anil against himself. At I Piandon a couple pf days ago he ; claimed that the prime minister bad I no constructive policy before the peo- . plo. and ns nt Brnndon be cbullenged tho government to lny bWO the source ; of Its campaign funds, again he main- i tolned that the tariff was an Impor- , (ant. but not the sole issue of the campaign, But here bo pursued his argument further. Must Rails "Considerable Money" With Tariff. ' "The prime minister." Mr. Crernr declared, "Is making the well.n ring ', through lhe maritime provinces—he Is ringing the charges up and down everywhere—that if Progressives come , Into power you will hnve free trade In the country and everything will go to 1 the bowwows. Thnt. of course, is a ■ gross misrepresentation or the facts. j My position Is thls.und tho p.muion of tho Progressive movement Is this, that lhe principle nf protection is UnSOUnd as applied to the fiscal policy Of this irfuntry. Hut I want tn My this also, 0.111 for the purpose nf revenue it will, fnr Kline years to come at any rate, lie nceofsory for us to raise a considerable amount of money from the cua* toms tnrlff." Mr. Crerar urguod, however, thnt tho primary purpose of a protective, tariff wns to keep goods out of thc country, and that so far as lt was protected in this regard a OUSfOtni tariff did not rnlSti any revenue. When |OOds foiled to enter » country they did not produce any customs rovenue. I'nder the present tariff of 3,'. per cent. Mr. Crerar contended, woollen goods wer') practically prohibited from entry Into Canada, If thai wore reduced to it or 11 per cent woollens would eomo In, revenue would be raised, tbe spirit of competition would i»* Introduced Into the woollen Industry, and competition wns the Very life und hrentb of trade. Farmtri Not Prosperous. "Agriculture is ihe very foundation nf our prosperity," ho exclaimed. "If you nre to hnve Canada prosperous', you must hnve ngrlculture prosperous." Ho cited Instiincos of the way In which, be said, farmer-i were suffering under tho present flscnt system. He mentioned the on so of n Mnrquctt** farnni who bought u c.irlund of oattle last yuir, fed them, then hnd to sell thorn recently In Winnipeg fnr less Ihnn be gnvo for them. There wus no - other cnst> of a Haskatchewnn faun, r who took a carload of entile to Winnipeg, [non sont them back to 8ns- kaichcwau lieciuise he could not afford to sell them at the price offered. "ls that n honlthy condition fnr business7" Mr. Crerar asked. "The farmers of tills counlry can not continue under such a condition of nf- fnlrs. They cnn not keep on buying In a protected market whtlo their products nro sold In the open mnrkettt of the world." Agriculture was the staple (Continued on Page Two.) Staff of Col. Biggar, Chief Electoral Offider, Is Working All Night So Writs Can Be Signed and Sealed Today; Will Be Speeding in Mails Tonight; FivyReturning Officers Yet to Be Appointed, Including I/est Kootenay; Parliament Summoned to Meet on Sjliday, But Error Is Rectified. OTTAWA, Oot, 7.—With tho on- noilnoemetil of tho f-locUon .lni<? as Dc- pomhor il. With nominations on Nowm- hor ii, thp political whirlpool Horo Is slciHlylnirflown toihp UKtinl oompalKn mill, wilh Iho scene nl iho mist lr:- lonso ncllvlly It-anHlei-rcd lo lho office or Colonel O, M. liiRBnr, oilier oleelornl ofrieer. The whole Muff or thin orriro Ih working tonight In ordor thut lomor- *row lho olootlon writs mny ho renily lor lho Hlgwutire of lhe secretary of stale anil lhe affixing of Iho seal of Cnnniln. These writs will be on their way to the returning nfricers In '.'DO of the urir. constituencies throughout Can- rulii hy tomorrow evening. Wilt Be Complete in Day or So. The five constituencies In which returning officers remain to ls> appointed will. II Is expecleil. be plncetl on the 0Ompl0t0_ list before the first or lhe week. The constituencies without re- CATTLE IS NOT YET DECIDED British Minister of Agriculture Is Embarrassed by Commission's Report. LONIM >N*. Oct, 7.—(Ry Ca nnd Un mpl cable.)—III. lion. Hlr Arthur ■flriUltb-Uoficowen, pnrlinmentnry He.-- ndnry and minister of airrtriillure, unnonnci'H that he htin not as yet rived at a deotnon regurdlne whnt nc~ tinn ho will n'commend the cabinet to take on th" report nf the royal cora- mitndon on the Importation of utore enttif, ntaih' public on Beptelnber 17. A new and difficult situation has aril- en In eonsenuem-e of th*- commission's report. Thi* report of th" commission »»x- preeied the view that tbe admission of Canadian oattle waa a^vlaable, ns wen providing another aourcc for the aup- ply of atbre cattle for the purpoae nf aeienilflc airlcitlture with a cbnae- duent ihcreaao In th** fe^d supply commlMlfUteri heM thai there « lUbitQtltlal -.nmiid for tin- foot such admission would Introduce eaae among cattle in this countr turning offic/ *t nre N'orth nnd South Waterloo- Ontario; Oomox-Albcrnl nnd Kootent^i West, In British Colum- -tiin; nnd ihM Vuknn. In conne«on with tbo announcement or the election day and the num- moiling of parliament for January 17, Colonel nigger bos explained that lho latter action is merely a matter of form, but a necessary technicality In the issuing of the election wrltfl. Tho date on which the new parliament will meet can not; of course, be announced until after the forthcoming election. An amusing Incident In connection with tahls feature Is thnt members of tbe government originally decided on summoning parliament for January IR. After tho announcement wna mado It was pointed out that January 15 fell on Sunday, with the result that a hurried change bad to Im» made. Tho chango was made In something under 10 minutes. WILL WAGE Th. ih.i GREAT CARE Head of Conductors Assures President Harding Will Not Tie Up All Transportation PIUOAOO. Oct. 7.—If a railroad strike la ealleil it will not be one thnt will tie up the entire transportation system of the country. U K. fchnpjmnf, president of the Order of Railway Conductors, announced tonight. "If wo find It necessary tn break with the railroads, our nims will ho to inconvenience the public ns little ns possihle," Hald Mr. Sheppard. "\o ohe. I am sure, is considering a general walkout that would tie up the entire iranaportatlon spstnm. I hove private-' ty given President Harding thin oss'tr- anco, and I fflah t» give it to the public iinff. "Of course, to h-e effective a atrlke Would have to he something more than a mere ihvlaniiion. Hardships by .nil WOUld result, ind there will lie suffering, but transportation 'voubl not be tk'.i up everywhere and the large cities would rmt Milfnr greatly." 1 Police Think Alleged Killer Is of Unsound Mind; Ambushed Victim Robbed. TOUT FRANCIS, Ont., Oct. 7.-Joe Currant arrested Thursday In Atlko- kftn, (tnl., has been lodged In jail here la connection with the recent murder of Qeorge Mart Indole at Spntgue, Man. Martlndalo was nhot fmm ambush and relieved of a considerable «um of money. Curran admits being in Spragua about the time of the murder. It is expect ed ho will be taken to Sprague for identification by residents of lhat district, who da im to have seen a st range ma n In the vicinity of the crime. Police say Curran is unsound mind. ilthe i iT.itio or of GE1S CONTRACTS P DEAD MAN A VICTIM OF WOOD ALCOHOL MONTREAL, Oct 7.-It was established today ut lhe UtQUlget of Arnold Zimmerman "f Mnenster. Quale, uAoaa body was found lying by the roadsido several days ago in the parish of St. Leonard do Port Maurice, that the death of the dec cu sei! was due to wood alcohol, hut it has not yet been decided If the poison was self-ndrnlnis- terod or was Riven to the dead man by another hand. Detectives ore working on the case. THE WEATHER. Orders for Structural Timbers for British Naval Dockyards Are Secured. LONDON*. Ont.. Oct. 4—Tho Urit- leh Columbia agent -cencral has seined for bis province contracts fnr structural limbers for nnvnl dockyards. The director of naval dock- tracts gives assurance lhat preference will be accorded Dominion products in the awarding of nnv future cont mets, PRIVY COUNCIL SENDS BACK PHONE DECISION OTTAWA, Ort. 7.—Tho privy council li.'1' unit bprk a Judgment liy th<> i".in nil.m mi1w.iv I..■ ii.i on nn unii!!* rntlon liy tho Hell Tcloplinnp conv pnny for InrrrtiHc.l rnlrn. pcmllnK Iht Injuring ot n Hucontl iipplti-iitlun. MEAN WHEN THEY 5PEMN OF f*AKlN& PEOPUE'anE T-rt*€ p\xrx"? _______ THEY I^EAN TMEX "TtooK THEn AUTOMOBIUEI R^DINCr ON SUNDA-f LIZZIE. mmr, * m>^T^ **>1 * *Z l^v*>s1 VICTOniA, Ort. T.—Nolunn n ill vl- nlly: I'ln.. nnd wnrm. Min. Max N«lion 28 7S Victoria ... ... 4'.i 0.7 KnmlnopH _... .... m 84 tlninil Korku _ ^L' 70 Kaslo _ .... S5 «R llnrkorvllli. . __* :i r.s C&lnry —. M so Portland . s; r.s V.m.'m.vrr ... 44 62 Vontlcton . 33 II i-rnnlironk .. 22 5» Vrlno.' HupiTi 68 60 Wlnnlpi-u 26 It _L a THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8,1921. Leading Hotels of the West Whwii Hit -rr-v4lli-.fi Stiblta ■•» ObUlil •up.rl.r AooomtdrtlM ■m Table d-Hote A la Carte The Premier Hotel of the Interior GEORGE BENWELL, Proprietor. SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00 , Service Unexcelled. INCOMPARABLY THE FINEST TEA ROOM IN B. C. ;>p«n Dnily 10 «. m. to Midnight. . Munlc nnd Danclnn Tht Latest 8uod«>i, le* Cold Drink, and ten Afternoon Toe (2 u. m. to 6 p. m.) 26o Heidquerten for All Travelino Men, Mining Men and TourliU EUROPEAN PLAN ROOMS, |1.00 UP HljilB—J...1'. lliimi-mjoji. .Vancouver:! man. J. M llnlilop. Vnnconvir: 1*. llulr Mr. and Mrs. t. palmpri-, Trail: W. nine. Vfrnon: II._W. noiir-ile.. Toronto; Muoy.'Balfour: >■'. A. Bnkrr, Vornon*. J. IX MoMlllnll, VeOMiuvrr; John I*. Orlf- fIn. i'ii.iI. : W. li I'ool. n.-n.i Mini': Alox and Mrs. Niven, l-lrlc; Mm. A. H. .Innle, New llenver: V*. 1.. Want anil wifo. Akron, Ore: J. H. Turni-r, City:' Uiirln>rH. Vancouvri It, W. Wulson, CnlKnry: J, A. Honey-1 Sonlli Hlocan. J. I-'. Jaohulol, Vunronv.'r: A. Porter Vancouver! T. II. niroln, Toronto: ll. UeUmpi'i*. Viuicoir..r: H. It. Mi'lioiuilil, Viincoiivrr; M. II. Van Hrlilpr mul wife, j. iioiih, Toronto: Mr. i Mm. P, a. I*. .1. Mi-rinwiiii, tmsaasm^^wrmaes— Americen Plan, 13.00 and U^ European Plan, 51.00 and Up HOTEL STRATHCONA Nelson's Leading Hotel THE HOME OF THE COMMERCIAL MAN Well light . -i. ii.i- rooms on ground floor- Special winter rates by week or month. HALCYON HOT SPRINGS HOTEL and SANITARIUM Arrow Laktt, British Columbia American Plan, I3.E0 per day. 184 per week. For ratea apply ^•rathrona Hotel or Halcyon. H. W. SHORE QUEEN'S HOTEL | V, _, luropean and American Plan •team Heat In Every Ream Tho finest water for Rhouma* Hum, Sciatica, Hout, Urlnlc Con- dltlons, etc. Proprietor A, LAPOINTE, Preprieter Nll'KENS—Mr». B. Norman, Mirror " i, Hpokane: J. L. N. liolinnnf nml Lake: Ii il. Haulln, Hpokane: J. I,. Mlllrr. Morcna: R. " ■wife. Crow* Neat. MADDEN HOTEL MRS. MADDEN, Prop. Flrat Claaa Rooma by tha Day, Week er Month. Every Conelderatlon Shown to Quarto. Cor. Bakar and Ward Sla., Nelion Stirling Hotel 711 Vornon St. Two Mocks and a half List qf tbo pom office. Newly opened. Llght-jind cheerful room* with hot und cold water, ■team heat. Alao 2 nnd 1 room housekeeping upnrtmpntu. P. K. BUSH, Prop. THE STANDARD CAFE S20 Baker Street, Neleen, B. C, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT II to liW, Speoial Lunch, 40e Phono 1M VANCoTvERliOTELr Debs Muy Get Ont. (Continued from Pago One.) Industry of Canada. Not only for the sake of tho farmcrn. hut for lhe tmke of tho country ns a whole, agriculture should ho inailc us 'prosperous us pos- slblc. ' Reclproeily Within Year. Tmiclilnir on the question of reclproeily with the l'hltwl States, Mr. Crerar pressed the conviolloii thut within n year the way would open for a reopening of neprotlullous Willi llie United Slates looking in nn exehnnRe i,t nutimil vroilui-ls on n husls lhat would he nuiiunlly suilsfnemry; llm there wijs nothing lo iidjie lor from Ihe preaenl goveninient In llial respeei. The prime mlnlater iiid frankly staled Hint he dirt nol Win! recl|uw lly with thn United Stales. The gov • eminent wns doing nothing 10 secure new insi'kels, Replying in erlMelsms. Mr. Crernr auld: - "1 nm reilly surprlsert when 1 rend some of ihe eastern newspapers to rend whnt n really villainous person I have become. 1 had no Idea llieru was W^Wun.i.n GIRLS! GROW THICK LONG, HEAVY HAIR WITH "DANDERINE" Buy a 3fi-eont tKittlo nf -'rmmbTlnp." Om- application emlH nil dnn- drnff. stops Itching nml falling h:ilr, and. In a few moments, ymilnvo doubled th" beauty nf yiuir hair, .u win appear « masH, ko soft, lustrous, and eawy in dn up, 1 Int what will plcnHe ynu most will be after o few weeks use, when ynu seo new hair—fine nnd downy nt first— yen—hut really new hair itrowInK oil over the sculp. "Danderine" Is io the Ivilr whal fresh showers nf rain ninl sun- shlno nre tn veaetutlnn. It gifts right to the roots, Invl^orat*. h and slrmKthens them. This delightful. stimulating tunic helps thin, lifeless. faded hair to grew long. thick, heavy ami luxuriant CORNS. Lift Off with Fingers • EUCENE V. DEB9, Who hns run for president ot "*"' Uniled suites more often lhan Bryan, nn the Snelnllst ticket, and who wus Imprisoned during lhe war for oh strncllng lhe draft, linn heen recommended for clemency. A Prize Crank " MANUEL VlERRICk, A l!>.|iulillean lu lhe Untied Rlales htiusi- if i'eprcseululiv..s, hns lulrit- tluecd n hut making It a penal offonao to inipersiiniui. a King or iilieen In a Jilay, Isigeam or cartilv.il. Th- pen- allies he suggesls nre a fine of nol more than -flli.tuni and Imprlsonim-tu from lu to -Alt years. MADDEN—fl A. M.Ix.mH.t. Vancouver: Mrs. u. A. t_»rl... N. K. Carle. Appledale: Oeo. A. Hlrd. Winlaw: Dr. l..,v ler. Wm. Constanllne, Ymir: Mra. n. J. Wllaon. Trail: Miss V. M. Irving. Trail: P Wilcox. Urand Fork>: B. »iy- l).. I rlnceton. TREMONT HOTEL « NILSON. Poop,-,at.. BAKER STREET • •-!•_ Room, by Day. Weak oe Month. HOTEL MARTINIQUE 1176 Grand villa Street Coay, bright rooma. Just the place lor your vacation. Rataa moderate Write for partlculara MRS. A. PATTERSON Lata of Royal Hotel, Granville St. NEW GRAND HOTEL 816 VERNON 3T. EA8T Comfortable Rooms. Hot and Cold Water Dining Room h Connection Rataa $1 and up. THE KOOTENAY HOTEL Mi-a.' Mellette, Proprietreii A hem* far th* world at reaeenable rates. Open night and day. First- alaaa dining-room. Comfortable rcoma. 11* Vernon St. Near Poet Office CLUB HOTEL J. GRANT, Prop. Corner Htnnley and Hlllcn Streets. I Rooms, noe up,. ' Special rates hy week and month. I OCCIDENTAL HOTEL Owned and run by Canadian!. No alien labor employed. Room and board, per month ...*g*45 E. KERR, Proprietor. Th" camel ran work for six months ln th* year on a meager diet which the spam Vegetation of the ri.ihnm affords. .,,. REGENT HOTEL 6".4-6-8 Hastings Street Vancouver, B. C. A HOTEL WITH A PERSONALITY" Thin fine, new hotel offer* a maximum nf mmfnrt ot » mint- mum of rout. Kvery modern convenlrne'\ T. H. Whelan. Manager mueh villainy and Ijoep-dyed troncW); tn COhltdn In my makeup, and yet 1 know thnt those nttneks ure luHplreil wholly mul purHy for pnllllWil pnr pOtiCH. Tho F«lio Bin Bottomt. "A fi'W ihiyH nun Mr. Il-ondorft, th' formor member fnr Mai-ilonnlil, rulteil up nonie hnpiH'iiliiKH or alleffeil hap- ponlnyn at Ottawa- anil by a Kto.n iIIh- iorllon ninl mlmTiirrsi-nliitlnn mlfllofl the piMipIe of thlH country. Mr. Hen- iler.s W)Ut* f.irnnttiin thai he once aloml for uni* platform; that Ito hlnwlf :i«- -nlstcil In preptirlnK It. I tin not kiit.w whut. IiIh rmson Ik. but It Ih worth noting thnl In lt»17 Mr. llendori Hlffned a plortgo to cor in In pi'nple In Chrmun, Man., thill lu> wnul.l Btfllifl by the gOV ii'iinii'iit nf CaniHln through thick 'ic<l thin. Mr. Heiuleri* todny l» not n tr*-'- a«'nt In the MeiiHe thai be Ih not five tu erltlolso i»h be Bhouui Iv In a ponl- tlop tn crltleUe." Mr. Crerur added thai he wuh In Ottawa when the HUBticstlnn nf the Kf'.\U\ Inquiry umno. uml lt wan common enm- mi-nt then thnt the purpoafl of the in- ijulry wuh io pet the jtniln growerf' movemtmt, and to jfi-t rrerur pnrtimi- liniy. Kvery effort would In- made tn mlHi'cpn'HenL nnd illntnri the ProgTflJtJf*- Ivo movemcni. D'mcounti Grain Inquiry. Mr. t'rernr Hpnke or lbe Hpeclal «e- iri't ticMlnn of tin' gmln inmihy bonrd ut Knrt Wllllnm- "The neHnlon wuh helil, we believe, illegally, to gel certain evidence before tho public," Mr. rrenir wild the Polled (Train tlmw- em were nol notified of ll. The evl- donee wuh mich Ai would nni have heen admitted In nnv lotirt of law. U. piirpone wan to now the >*-»edR o! dlKtriiM and niiHplriuii. ;nid undermine the efforls fnrmiTM w.-re mnklnw tn Hirure Justice. "\W would not hnvo nn Inquiry before a boar4 thai won partlwtn." Mr. i'r< ini' ailih'il. "but we do not balk nt an Imiulry. a ml nn June 26 we wruii- tu them iind-Mhahl we wailied tlnin Lo Inqulto Into every detail and brink in tholr report, On July y. ,*.- uiMir again and asked ibe board i' groin inminissinners to mkc thl.i uestloii up at oii'i' hifi-re tin- rrop iiiivi-im-nt ntnrl-Ml. The zr.i': . cntti* mlpslonem Wvrv unable tn do .-1, l pii-Hinn • they had olhor wnrl; tn do. Ihit thnt liioulrj* will lie hidd. uml I b.-ld." ■i:.r ft irt hor denied thai it ndmlnlgtm|lttii wn« on* any i'i'--d.t du* lb'- ivti ii tic Ir.iti.h'tH'* lo wuiili n. irpiitiir-iilouH wi-i'i- thr first h* vvnlilMieil >uffurge. ThO utile friend wltb :i volley of-cotifi- denceH corceriinliiK Iholr ioVb affnlrH. thi'lr home, their bUBtnbgg. or ibelr alliuents. with seurcely u pause for brenih. They continue until they httVO esh.'iush'd ihcniselvi's nnd tehlr listener ton. To Lal| too much Is, of coilrho, bad form, but li \. something than this. for It HhuWH a want «.r thmighi foi others lu om ii versa tlou, ns lu i-wry- thing leno, there should I.r -j|vn nm. tiiki-. And eVen though we may bo gifted in the an of converting, it Ir well in romombdr that we oro ofilme.-* weleiuui'd hy mtr friends hi titer for our ability lo I 111 eh ibnu fm- our ability in nmune and outer- inin. SPECIAL WILL CARRY ATHLETES JO TRAIL Ari'anpcments have been mudi< tn ehnrier a special train m chrry the Xelson ci niingmt of iiibhlcs in com- pttc In iin- Trail 1r.uk and Harrier luh meet on October -K, it was learned yo«terdoy. Tin* high ichoaii ItUdontB an- lu he Khi-n a half bnll- duy for the oci'nHlon »m\ It Ih rati* miutl that at \v:i.\ tan sitidenln will Attend the meet from Nelson. There will also be a fair number of other boys and girls grhig over tn i-nmpete In the open events. Which are open to anyone In Kuntenny. Arrangements ha vi- alsn been ntid*' at Trail tu give thi' visitors frtim Ni'lson a ti nf lhe big plant at Tadanar. Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a Httle hrcozonu" on on aching corn, In- t.iiilly that corn atopu hurting, thon -burtly you lift It right off wltb •ngerB. Truly! Vour druggist sells a tiny botllt of Frecxono" for a few cents, sufflc- cnt to remove every bdrd corn, soft torn-, or corn botween the toes, and he calluses, without soreness or irltatlon Wi- want Mi. l'i tin- pivsi tltli-d to Si. II of 1.11*11' : to odVflffl hill cnnfi'it-lnt; It won stlbhUUvtl to parliament by th.- union governmenl, lint by thi' j: Mr. M.-lgh.-ti. "1 dn mil Cn far, "thai his b sure lutes women betoro pllsbed fact." rnmeni honaed hy i.ii"W." remarked Mr iii.i-r Mr. Meighen or advocated voten fm il bi-i'iiine ith nccnRi* A GiiOVt TALK Tlieir ..:; emfwyp hidlu oln Tin-re arc those, persona on nicit- hm a frb-nd say: Ut'n hnvo a good talk," meaning, nf course, thai Ihey IhcmacivcH will do all the talking. They forthwith bombard the unfortu- L-.J** fl. S Natives nf N*iw Guinea plait Iheir hair to protect their bends froin club blows. Charles K Hughes la tin* fourth graduate < f Hrown university to become I'nlted Htntcs secretary of slnfe. — ■ I !■■■ A display advt. in The Daily News enters into Many homes, catches many eyes. %m_ <mt J Millinery IN YOUTHFUL MODI-: F OH TH E S T li I*: IC T Mnny of thoso fuvoroil siri-r'i ii.-mk ror llio now wonson sliowl v.'irloil phnsi-K nf iho upturned lii-im ao liooomliiK lo most fnooa, nn'l| ao liooninliiR Willi tho Foil Morton. Tlio |ii-Iooh ono nml oil nro aplon- iliilly ntlmollve, A Fall Coat Selected today Insures .a long period nf wear Handsome modelal cut on iho newest Hiich. Their prices It'll -'"i InloroBtlng Htnry a) Hiciier times arrived, Smillie & Weii A Dignitary of Buddha Nothing Else is Aspirin Warning! Unless you see the name "Bayer" on 'tablets, you -%rt not getting Aspirin at all. Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin/' which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 21 years and proved safe by millions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and pain generMly. Made in Canada. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a far cents—Larger packages. Afilrlp Is lh* trsd« tnirk fn-ilHTH In Cnno-lBi .( n_v.r Muntifnrturr of Done- ■ ■r»'irftri-Vit*»r .< P«Hcviif*in,i. ,xviiiiu It ■■ wMi Yno%*. ihat Atnirln m*»ani lUrtr Siriifiirlurf, in iHiIrl Hi" piiMIr n-talnit tmllatlonn. thf T i*.■-■•*■ df Piynr Ciimp»itr in ut, »Umi«il wUh ibiir «tt.«rtl tiia. uiUk, tlt> L_,., CrMfr" PREHISTORIC SURGEONS. In the Grilled iSaie.s MHineum of Natural hlylmy ai WfVshlnfftQn ar preserved some HkulN which «hnw lnrlnir exunptos of huruery pmollsQd iy tin- Peruvian surcoons in the time if the IncjiM. The most rcmarkuiile ■x.'tmpii- is a trephlne-d skull which nhoWH :i "lenr cam- cf trephltlluR Ik* fore de.iill. This is* emishhTed nft e\- lihncr of a rcinnrk-'ihli' kphwtedRe uf! Hiir«ery ftmnhft nn sttorllflnoj people. Tbo skull wns iibt lined Crom an Inon i i-im t< ry In the Valh y of Yncuy nnd waH for many years In u well krio-MI <*«illi'i*tiiiii In IVru, when- It i visited by eolrtirftlwl stimeons. who found iin- op i-.itiou was uni per* uni' with a nivv. but with ;i burin tind Ulif ibii pistil by iiicniv. rs, The "i" "inir Is W 'iiii-hiindreditw uf au huh wid- nml Va bundrodtlis of na inch lontr. The dale ..f lhe Hhull hns ii i be.u deflnliely iVter- mined, but Unrc lx Ipubl >f lis e.ri>lnmbl:iii dale. It Is thotiRbl Uml ibe piiient survived the .ip.-r.i- tlrin an> where fn»m wewn in fifteen dayr. The npewlnn eonslstoO -f f.nir linear Inelslnns ns shown in iho '-n irravlnK.. The job was a wnoA one and tbe bone won i-emovedd to tho dura nn- i.r. Th.- nmouni of i."iie removed WdS niioiii equal io thai which WOUld have boon removed hy the one of n modem circular irephlnlna how. There wan no fracture of.lho bonsy, Iherefore HiIh Mir«le;il net wuh pr< I- eil by a dlasnosls. It Is believed thnl fm- name days before the operation there had \»-;. -an effusion of blond under the dura fontOr. Whether lhe nrlitltml or the modern dlaimi«*it Wero I rn i false It Ih cmlmlfd Hint there won In rem before the Burn* poan epoch an advanced nursery. criuors i:i»itmmik There is certainly a vermin nalv- oto aboiH Hu epitaph: ere lloS the body of Ul.hard .Innes. Who died from OatlOf oberry-Htones. Ills name wuh Smith, H wamuri .idncH. Hut Smith don'i rhyme wilh cherry* si on en. ___, As there was iho owonco of brevity iu nnother: llo>T (tun Cun bust liny dust. The Xew York ■outlook" reports thc following To be seen at Lnfcewood, New .lerncy: He memit we'I,- Tried a lillle. Kniied in muoVi. in KdKiirton. ftlnssachusolts: Blltnboth I'eniie, Hhe shelled her pod And went lo God, Al WolHtnnton, I'.nRland: Mrn. Ann Jennings. Borne have ehlldren, nome hnve none. Here ties the mother of iwcnly-one. "I don't wani any rubbish—no fine Jcntlmcnlally—If you please," said The widow, who Wiih linked, nn reported In "Life," what kind of eplinph she ileplred for her late hindintid. "Let II be abort und simple, some- tlilitH like this1. 'William .lohiiHlnne, nfted Hevenly-flve yeurs*. the good die younR.'" SENKIZEN ARAL Th.. l..nl ni.hmt nf Jnpnnwo l'.U.Ill- ilrm. «hn hftj niTivi <l In llio rmirii Rtalfn STRAP PUMPS Just as milady change.! from the simple frock of afternoon to thc beautifu tfouln of eveniiiK, thesl charming Strap Pumpl vary, from daytime style! to thc beautiful evcninl styles. C. Romani RUSSIA'S FAMINE VICTIMS. iifiln'R fumine Ih not BolttlCVlk pro aRaiid.i. li ii. tin* real thlnff. It Ih i.i - rlfjlnff. n iiffe.-t, _o.000.ODO people, nf whom ir..iiiiti, aro slowly ainn*luK< md of ihe hitter m lensl l.Ooo.i'OO nr.- loomed tn die lu spite of nny relief measure America rn- tin- world may tnl;e. TIiIh Ih a lasl Ostllll&lo of ti corn - spotident. based An ohsor\>ailon and ia veatlltntton on a two thousand miles Iv.bi-dny trip, by rnll, motor, horse and booi ihrenvlt ihe \o1ku region, veiling a m.mi ?r of oommuhlilos ruuuluK In alae from the oily rail ceo l<r. with ii population of over 100,000, In oottnir) hamlets numberinK luou OUIh. The uren nffeeied Is larK«r limn >ninre, hilt ll-it OS Illl'Ke iln the M:*" s'BHippi vulley reitlou, although ll benrH freiiin til utrlkliiR renembltn:ciH lo the tether of waters and tin basin. The ponplv. ulmoHt entirely, nre hard wrrklnic furmers, extremely rellKionm, In fuel, lead pattern lives uf ChrhdllUi nlmptlclty, pdaalvlty nnd pl«ty. They nre living b) th-uisundH daily. Inland from the river a cQTllMpondenl t iiw ihem In Isolated v1IIub»*h. bun - dreds "f miles from iho railroad, wanting away Mowly In their clustered Ior huts or dropping over in barren fields while searching for foots nnd needs for food. Al river landinits uI.hir the .Volga tluy drag ihemnolvea in the bniihs to w.ive fulllly fm- help from phasing Hti'iiyiers nr Iick food from V1!"* * (but plopped, or Implore In Vnln forthelr dyimr children nnd women Iri I ■> taken on bonrd and removed fioni the RhnHlly Kiiutbaiika mnrkeil with fresh ernrises of their fleod Motor Iriii'k drivers nre harder nf fecteil by m-iniixlde gas lhan clerkfl who lead a sedentary llfo. King baby deserves the besl DIED TO SAVE HIS FAMILY. The following StOly nf fl m.-m's d0« vi-tlon to his wife nml Utile Kills ins from Pasadena, Fla.: aukuhi Kaufman, a Pasadenn lenient eon- iractor, who died of thirst on the Arizona deHirt. miabt have lived to jei ki'l; io the members nf bis family, alrnr.di d in ihi'ir automobile, had hi drunk the Uny portion of water uml eaten the oiHg*t$s lie took with him on bin CplOSl for water. Ilul be did not touch either; ho was suvltift them for bin Utile KlrK And Re died of thirst before ha could net back In IbellS Tin- tragic story of sacrifice was brought back fro mArlfonn recently by Mrs, Kaufman, win. reiiirnerl from ihe hccuo of the tniRedy, with her two little children and the body nf tho R-ycar-nld dnuffhtcr Lillian, who died on the mad In Arlxona before the family was rescued. When their -supply "f water wiih nearly exhaiiHed Kaufman Htnned nut In nonn*h nf more water. Their mitomoiiiie hnd ooftthmed more water than ihey anticipated, said Mrs. Kaufman, she gave some organgea nnd n fMirtlon of lhe water remaining in Iheir Hlnrc to her busbnn Whttl hi started on his Nt-arch, she ku,vh. Kaufman walked more thnn on miles In ncarch of water. It wis discovered by lho senrchei-K 'nfierw.ir.l Ho was nnt u great diHtnnee from tho stranded fnmlly when he* collapsed and died. And nu hla body. said Mrs, Kaufman! wus found un- ' When using v WILSONS FLY PADS READ DIRECTIONS CARtFUlu 'OUCV. THE"!, S) E> •*'' Best of all Fly Killers l.i per Packet at ull I)ru;misti (iriict'is and (iencral Stnrfl 20 Years of Eczc —A Sample Relieved I Arc you reading th*"ircekt*fCiniidl-in let telling itorlctof »n(T*erlas from nkiu dlte ■ ml liu-* relief wn* obtained t Here la *■■ 111 ot n letter (romMra.Henrr rcy, Black. Lakt, -.>"■• Write her If you u> "Tea yeara of eciema on the fat Treated utiavaillngiy by doctor!. univle alone ol n. i». h. relleTcd me,etc The proof of the pudding la la the ea When a pteierlptlon for akin di-teaae lettera of endowment from nearly * city and town in the Dominion, rtirely enough lo convince the mott ikeptlcal. Kfll'f from Uch\n$ torment U imtntd Juit trr one bottle of I). D. D. today M itive guaiutct. It.ooabotUs. Trr D- poiitlTP guna soap. too. O fiEIotlc IottonfcrSWn'Dtoea Canada Drug ft Book Co.i Nolson, B.C. touchi d the portion of water otattgeg, "lie wan hu v I na the water nnd tutKi'H for itH," Khe explained Ply. I0ii"fii in't body wns brouaht in ■) l'i <<ii Ariz., and Joint i-ei ii per vices i'or hint and his die lor wi r. held iii l'awidemi. A dog ii .". • i.i_;<* llfo is i-'i to 20 y _s^__*ssm^s, THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MttMftC, OCTOBER 8,1921 A NOVEL SUMMER COTTAGE il, _—__. , i__MM>wpW__W______i This Btcamor wrecked on Georgian Bay, near llldland. Ivan salvaged and put to uso by an enterprising vaeatlonlut. News of the Churches ST. ANDREW'SBY- THE-LAKE Willow Point 8UNDAY. OCTOBER 9 Harvest Festival service, 10:45 a.m. Morning prayer. Holy Communion. 8T. PAUL'S Presbyterian Rev. Jas. Barr Stirling, Minister SUNDAY, OCT. 9th, 1921 "iloriilnir servlie, H o'clock, r.WMirij; service, 7:3(1 o'clock. Minister will conduct both services, Sunday School. Y. 1'. llllilc Class, i-.sO. Adult llllilc Class, It A, Kvenlnir music— Illlroit—"(Irntly, I.nnl, O t.enlly Lead Us." Antliein — "love Not Iho World." Offertory Souvenir — India. t.Mr. U Kmlll'i. violinist.) The Kxcelalur flub will unit at tho humo of Miss M. Simons, Silica slreet, Monday, 7:45. lull- Iatlon for now members. ^VeilncBday afternoon—Sale ot home cooklliR ond afternoon leu nt Manse. Wednesday evcnluf;—Musleale and refreshments ut Manse. Admission. _*•->, Auspices of Unites' Aid. Thursduy—Scouts und Cubs, 7:30. Krlday afternoon—Junior Kills. 1:1!!. l'Vlday eVcnliiK—c. 0. 1. T., 7:30. The Christian ScienceSociety Holds services In tho Knights of Pythian Hall on Sunday at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. nnd tho Sunday Schoc!. at 9:46 a. ra. Tl|» WodncBdny evening testimonial meeting Is held ut tho Heading ltoom, Itooin 5, Aberdeen Block at 8 p. m. Tho Heading Ftoum Is opon every afternoon from 3 to G o'clock, oxcept Sundays. International Bible Students' Association Headquarters 509 Kootenay St. Sunday. Oct. 9th. 7:30 p. m., Chart Talk. Subject: "Tin All arc welcomi No collection. ■ Three Ways." Scats free. LUTHERAN CHURCH HervltTH In Nurwi i; i.i n a I IT. M.C. A. at 11 O'clock And at Shirley Hall ut 3:00 p.m. A. B. BERGH EVANGELISTIC SERVICES Will be held In the upper room of lhe Y. M. C. A. Sllndny evening ul 7:30. Oct. 9th. Subject: "The Four Winds on Life's Ocean." Speaker: V. A. Llngren of Indiana. Kverylmily welcome, ltrlng your friends. Extensive Repairs to Lake McLearies Craft Being Undertaken at Fairview; New Ways. Activity iippiniit'hlnff normal In pv|- 'l'lil nl tlio p. p, n. Hhipyni'ila ut'Knlr- view, whorp, with 36 hands biwllv i>m- nlnved nnd with gevprnl fair hWM nn- 'Wtiiltinifii .In hand, the plant In HU.-iv I" Ihi run nt Un oi'oMi'iil cuimrllv until •hi' m>w vour. iii-mi'dint; lu f'nnlnin l>f>u(r'iu tti'->wn. Htii^rintoiHlont or latio nn»| rlvor Horvlcu. TV-xMp*. rnpalr work on tho r-nm- nnnv^ hnriroB. n completo ovorhaulln(r of tlio Kitftknnook, nnd repairs to (he dominion jcovornmenl drodRfl Bit torn. It Ik i-litnn«-d to m«ko ndilltloiift tn lho shipyard plant nml fnclllilpH in thc shape of an extra ho! of ways. Tho C. 1», It. WOodon hrti'gc ttb. 33 hftH already hecn thoroughly overhauled nnd repainted, nnd Ih on Mie h1I|ih ready to take the water nfptln. At preHont cnrpentorn nnd culkerd aro onungyd In patching, calklnlt and repainting tho dominion Roveriiiilnnl barge HUlcin. whicli uh soon iir sho Is completed Will be taken to Kootonay Lnndlntr to clear out Iho dock lug chan nel nt tho binding Tor the atonmerH. Later sho will likely lie imed in flroilg- Iiik operutloiiH nt various points along lho lake, according to I*. I.. DonttftBtOt resident eiifflnoor of tho dominion pub- He works department. Tho C. r. n. barge No. 21, which In now engaged In transfer work on the lake, ls ulno to he hauled mil of tin wator and completely overhauled probably about January 1. Tho addition of a new aiul extra f*et of ways ut thc yards Ih to be Uttdi taken Hliorlly. Thoro aro In pVoMotlt uhc four nets, hut thin number In In sufficient for handling wilh ab«olut< safety tho Kuskanook, which when drawn up on tho ways has an overhung of about 8G foot, ontMllnR au unavoidable 'strain on tho vessel. Tlto new set of ways are designed to offset this defect. About S-Q piles and lho cross timbers for tbe erudle aro prepared nnd n donkey engine and pilcdriving apparatus havo been erected ou barge 33, ready for active work. When thl now ways aro put In It will be possible tn haul out for repairs the Nasookin, (ho largest boat In thc Kontenay lake service, Kuskanook Dockad for Rspairs. Very exlenslvo repairs nro to bo undertaken ou Ihe Kuskanook, for yearn lhe largest ami host equipped Htonmm' bn Kontenay lake, which Is now docked at lho yards. This vessel Is sllll lhe fastest uf the fleet, with a speed of IK miles per hour. Her dl menslons nro: Length of bull, 193.5 feet; beam, S0.1 feet: gross tonnage, 1008.9; registered tonnage, &47.G7. Hho hns u 24-foot wheel and her engines have an Indicated horsepower of 900. The bull and superstructure of lhe steamer aro to be compleffly over hauled and repaired, for which 90,000 fuel of lumber ban been idled. Hor -docks are to be rocanvansed und will require about 1000 yards of canvas for tho purpose. In addition, all ber mu chlncry. boilers, engines, auxillury engines, electric motors and so forth arc lo be thoroughly overhauled, and the steamer given a new coat of paint In tho company's regulation colors, white outside and white and gold for tho Interior work. Tho repairs contemplated will keep a young army uf carpenters. Joiners, ealkers, bollormakers and electrician*-, husy for several months. BAPTIST CHURCH PABTOB, BEV. J. M. TYMER ot, corner Jomp Lfttlmir Strati Kiildi-mca, corner JostpM&t and Morning service ut 11:00. Subject -"Great PoetnMa of thu Ulblv: The Holy Spirit." .Sunday School and lilblo Classes at 2:30.- Kvuitltig servico at 7:30. Subject "Tlm KIllR's Highway," Thursday evenltlf nt 8:00—Prayer Aleetlng. Saturday evening ut 7:00—II. Y. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST NELSON, B. C. Corner Kootenay and Victoria Streets Sunday nci-vIccs, 11 n. in. nnd 7:30 p. m. Wednesday evening. Tcullinunlnl Hireling, H o'clock. Sunday Sehuul, 9:45 0. m. Heading Ituom and Kroo Circulating Library In church liulliliiiK ooen 3 to B p. m. dally except Sunday and public holidays. MACCABEES HOLD SUCCESSFUL DRIVE The Maccabees held ■ very huc- eeBHful whlat drive Thumday night. Tho flrat prizes wero won hy MIsb Edith Roas nnd It. Kcele. The con- aolntlon prizes wero won hy Mcb- damcB Renwick nnd Buchanan. After the cardtt, n eako gucaalng contest took plaee, ndding I2.G0 more to the funds. Mrs. II. Dunk feeing the winner uf the cake. While lunch was heing served Mls_ Eva Irwin, lu her usual pleasing manner! nang a solo, Miss Hleed nceompanying. Tho eooimlttee lu charge wero Mesdames Me- Kcown, Renwick, rhllllps, McVey and Shaw. Chieftain William Mcteary at Invitation Social )l Clansmen. —/— A particularly »jn>i gathering wlt- nunmnl Olili-ftulti William McLeary lie- eome lhe cnslodlfi of The I**a!ly Nows Toolliull cup for Sin- vear last night, when tlie eup ivra Imndod overw'th due fonnnlllles bv'(' inlnln A. Wullucli ol the Mei>nrlta.J' .1 (/(llglltful social affair In the Sail. hall. Chili McLeary No. I war^ tin- hosts, anil the ,full team of vl.1 ions MeLeilrles, tlielr wlvea find -rrl'" da, city football league official.-!, aeli-i-ntes from other league teams and llie Daughters of "ricotln werii Un gtet». The affair ..uen.'d iiultr Informally Willi ilnilelng. tylll'. llie choice silver trophy ilowly linfcrll'^d wilh the name of the McLinrifS reposing nn a pedestal for Inspection tho. while. In between the ilituot numbers, for which nluHlc wns siipnlleil by Chieftain Mi Leary and 1. U. Johnson, a scries of humorous and utlnr vocal solos were rendered by volunteer dllU'rlillnci'S. All Talk Soccer. At 10:30 o'clock Chairman v.: c. Tmld called mi I-'. J. BolOB. I'resldcnt uf thc Junior City football league, for .u few words On soccer. Mr. Holes re /erred to tile excellent season of soccer enjoyed both by tbe senior lengue anil the Juniors: siinlie nf Ilia coaching nnd ueneral lllilimgliig of llio affairs of the Junior leiiguc I y seniors, anil urged parents partieiilin-lv to be on hunt! to witness the final of llio Junior league series. Captain Wiltaeh staldtl thai leam- worlt alone hail wnn lbe cup and i hum- pionslllp fur tlir .MeLeilrles. He colli mended the sporlsiiiausblp of all play ers In the senlnr league and prophesied tbcro would be three leagues next year. Juniors, Inlirmeillales and se nlors. The eup bad been a big fuct.ir In malting the season llie best soccer Reason Nelson has ever enjoyed. t'hlerialn McLenry said Hint great credit was due to Captain Wallnch Inith for tlio success of the .Mcl,oarlcB (ind1 for tho unity anil cordial iitmos- jihero thnt clmruclerli'.eil lhe league iiffnlrs. Ho hoped the McLearioH would win the cup again next year. .1. Morris and V. tlraves, league team captiiliis, paid a tribute to Captain tWullnch, us the president of the league, dochtrlng tilt from rustling a ftlf of noccer panto to u league sup Captain Wallach wu» lhe man depended on to supply deficiencies. Referee J. Dra|M-r was forcibly Induced to spenk. As the most abused man In tlio league, be said, bo felt cnlled upon to declare the heat team had won tho cup and referred any dls- Jiuto on tho matter to the league exec utlvc. Mayor Draws Parallal Mayor C. I*. Mcllurdy said he was struck with the Idea ot teamwork and. drawing u parallel, gavo It us his opinion tilt Nelson could treble Ils population and Increase Its prosperity with such a slogan. Ho congratulated tbe McLearies un being the winners. RofreshmcntB, dancing und vucul entertainment featured the remainder of tho ovenlng. CASE UPf RATES Freight and Transportation Committte Compiles Data (or Counsel McGeer. A complete outline of NelBOii'n caso for tho railway commission on the huIiJocI of adjustment of railway rates was prepared on Thursday by tho freight and transportation committee of the Nelson hoard ot trade. Tho committee has worked out very striking comparative figures employing >: -■*-■ j --ci *. Vancouver, Winnipeg and Toronto. This outline wilt ho sub- niiti.ii to Ci, O. -McGeer, counsel for tho province, who will visit Nolson at an early date for tho purpose of going Into tins matter. Following the session of tho freight ami transportation committee, tho council of tho board mot, and went over a numbor of matters, chief of which was a request from tho Kaslo board of trade, for endorsement of ttf resolution to thc provincial government, asking Immediate construction of tho road link between Quoons Hay and Ainsworth. There was also a communication from Keremeos a»klug support for a petition to the provincial government, aHklng for the enactment of a law preventing tho salo of worthless oil Ktockn. Those present were O. A- Brown, K. W. Widdowson, A. D. McLeod, E. P fllgot, and President F. J. Boles. sucuiwl prise for utility pen with hla Slnglo Comb White Leghorns. Bdch uf these breeders received his cards yesterday, with ft letter from C. O. Bennett, super!rrtendent of the poultry section, stating lhat the birds had been fed and watered regularly. Mr. Richards' letter contained an Inquiry as to What prlpcs ho would place on pullets ho would part with. BREAD AND BUTTEIl The bread and butter plate is set at the loft hand, near tho tip of tho fork. The butter spreader is laid across the plate, and tho buttor In a neat cube square*, or ball, Is put on the sldo of the plate. If lt Is pde- ferred at brcakfatd, lunch or tea, to have tho butter «et on the tuble in a butterdish, tho helping of butter taken from the dish with tho butter- knife is placed on the side of tho bread and butter plate. Vegetable Ms «>4 extract* olve BABY'S OWN SOAP ita wonderfully •oftenmg awl aromatic lather. Sold everywhtii AlWtSuiiUallsiMtMjIisMfctf NELSON BIRDS MAKE SHOWING AT CRESTON Nelson blrdfc na usual, helped lo swell tho fine poultry section at thc Creston valley fair, and ln addition tu the representation of poultry, J. P. Morgan of the executive of tho Woat Kootenay Potlltt-y and Pet Stock ns- Hoclatln'n, went over to see that ull was right. A. Wallachs Single Comh Illnel- Mluorcas won first cock, first nnd second lieu, first cockerol, und. first and second pullet. In that variety. H. II. Currie secured first cockerel and first pullet In the "any other vnrlely" class with his Single Comb Ithodc Island Whiles. W. J. ltlchards look Ten Years Ago Today Some|probably heard of this well- known plan ot making cough lyrrap ai Inline. Hut have you ever used it? When vou do, vou will understand why iii.m niel- of fiimilicH, Hi,, world over, leel that thev could .tarillv keep hnlli.c without it. It's Himdc and cheap, hut llie way it takes hold of u cougli will quickly earn it a piriuanenl place in your home. Inlo a ltl-or. buttle, pour 9U ounccit of Plnex; then add plain |;rnuuliltril sugar syrup lo fill un Hie Mile. Or, if desired, line clarinet) molasses, honey, or corn svrup instead of sugnr svrtlp. t.illier way, it taste* good, never siaills, and gives vou 111 ounces of better eoue.li remedy than you <ould buy rendy-luiidii for (£60, It is renllv wonderful how uuii-klv litis hotne-mutle remedv remitters a cough—Usually in :2I hours or less. H i .'.in to tieiietrate ilmiiigli everv air passage, loonens n drv, hoarse ur tight W. Chcshlgli Benson of \aneouvcr, rough, lifts thc phlegm, heals the niem- wbose writings have appeared in the bralies. nnd gives alnionl immediate re Saturday Kvenlng Tost and who has W. hplendidfor throat llckle. hoarse written sev agon valley for the New ICmpl guest at the Hume. From the Dally Newa. Ocl. To avoid disappointment ask your ounces of Pinev" with CIRCULARIZE BOARDS OF TRADE ON RESOLUTIONS TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH REV. J. P. WESTMAN, PASTOR. PHONE 105 11 a. in.—Speaker, Mr. lieu. II. tllm of Crlmsby, I'higlauif. 7:30 p m.—The Pastor will npcok. Subject: "Living u llronder Life. Olve Up Tour Narrow Whys." Wu will biumcr tho i|iie-llotis "In the light of modern education, do wu need evangelism todnyY" Jl.nduj — Tbo Young People will moot. Nov. 12th—Pink Tea by tbe young people. Nov. 18th—Choir Concert. December ?th—Cliilutmas Fair. It la a good sign when all ihe people go to church, Try lo find u place on timidity. •mamamm^tmrntammmemraey^^mmm-—-.,,,,,,: ' , „ ,,m All boards of trade associated with the Associated Boarda of Trade of r i h i ii Brltlrdi Columbia nro bolng elrculariied to prepare and forward nny resolutions for the attention of the leglalaturo to Commissioner 1- A. Starkey immediately In order that ihey cun bo presented at tho opening of tbe session nt Victoria towards tlto end of lho present month. Twenty Years Ago From The Dally Miner, Oct. 8. .90.. Charles Mcllurdy of lho Nelson Hardware company leaves today for Itossland. where he In lo be married to Miss Jessie AUuwuy this ovenlng. Miss Allowuy Is a Blstcr-ln-luw of it. C. Watcrsou, who formerly was miuiager and chief owner In lho While House Trading company of Rossland, nnd Is nn estimable, handsome and popular young lady. Mr. McHardy Is fuvor- ubly known In Nelson. • » • Charles Vollhitl, contractor on th Crows Nest Southern rallwuy, caiuu In .last evening and left later for the railway. • • * The employees of llio J. Y. tirlfflu company at N'elson yesterday iiiade a presentation of ii huiidsomu set uf military brushes to C. A. Benedlot, who leaves to fill the position of bookkeeper for Brcckenrldge tt Lund, the contractors, who havo a largo contrast of work on Morrlsey crook on tho branch lino bolng constructed to tho ooal fields from the Crows Nest railway. • • • Henry I toy of tho London nnd Richelieu wcnl out lo lhe mliie yesterday at Crawford May. " 0kan- Sims"'""'' brMcl*i'U mi brollcl'i»1 '" " Pinex- is a highly concentrated com- IHiuntl of genuine Norway pine extract, and has been wed for generations for Knslo visitors In lhe city Include W. throat and chest ailments. H.'Hurges, and wife. R. tt Oreen _iL™,^jS? ' C. I.. S.ephenson. They are registeredL'lKi'.t'."^^-*„„„., ,OT„t-,-,,„,-- the Hume. else. Outirnnteei] to give iibsolutD satis- ,, I faction or money refunded. Tlie Pinex W. C Senior, who will address al(;0i Toronto, Ont. incetliig In the Baptist church lllls evening on the laymen's forwurd movement. Is prominent In church work tn I Toronto. Miss J. S. Robinson, who I Im- returned from tho Akndu mission| In India, will also give an address. ... J. K. Standard of Knslo la In tho city, ri-tilsl' r"l nt the llllllic • . • Mrs. T. 1'altemon MvUl of Balfour was the Judge of ttre needlework and ails at the Kaslo fair last week. Women of West Australia have hail lho right of participating In municipal vlectlons since 1871. Smoke Legal Notices &XIXHJ-Tmi AMBXBfcT msv£5 NOTICE Is hereby «l\en that the tlmo limited by tho Rulo of tho IIouhp for ).i-'fiiiim: potltloiui for Private Mill- will - •■.pin' on Huturdiiy, tho : -mi li.r. of Octobor, l'.•:'.l. Private mil' nm -i be preflonted on or before ■"-voinbcr, or He- lUHl tlio WiidiioHilny, the Sth day of Novainbcr Trom HUndlnr or He- loot CommlttccH on Prlvato BIIIh muitt Th3 woiik H uf Upaln uru ' i'ti|i..i j\ wlllt I'oliifi lljv Ih'H iliHU'ill'H, . bo mndo on or before Wrdnciduy, letli dny of November, 1921. Dated this 17lb day of September, f JOHN KEEN Cleric l.rKlui»tlve Aaatmhly (U2H) T&B Genuine Virginia blended I tor particular smoker. CANADIAN j,, PACIFIC NOTian NOTK'I*. IS HEREBY GIVEN Hint all iwreoiiH In iliarre of Private BUI i Intended for Introduction at the coming HeMHlon of the Legluliitlvo Aimcmb- ly are ronueet^d to mti-inlt coplen of tho name forthwltti to the l^ogiHbitlvr. Counael at hit office* Parliament flulldlnKK, Victoria, for examination by him before tbo opening of the Hens Ion; and thnt no private bill will re* echo the Hiincilon of the Executive Government uiiIorm a copy hen beon ■ubmltied mul examined la compliance wltb thla Nuii.'t. By Ordor J. D. MACLEAN, Provincial Bfratary Vlotort* Reptembn llth, 1111 To Europe l MM innTinian »ow. i mo«t»_a_ co Livrmrooi. Oct. It, Nov. 11. "Dec 10 Mettigama Oct. 21. Nov. 17, Mciltn ' Oct. 28, Nov. !t Minnedosa QtrBaso to Livrapooi. t)ct is. Nov. IT,. 'Ihio. 19 Empress of Franco Nov. I, Nm. ;ii, i.nun, ot Urltalu MOHTJU1AI. CO *M_tMMW Nov. r., 'Dee. a Tunisian Nov. 10. 'Dec. lh l'relorlan •Hall from HI. John mu*s-»ua.u-maj-s.u»-Tlt,su*s!L Nov. 2. Montroal ... via Dulirovnlk (Itaguaal Oot, 16 Caserta I'otubliieil Hnrvleo Catisdlsn I*nclf- lo * Navagaslono Ooneral, Ital- liioa MOMT»rAI. DUNSKI AHTWCBr* Oct. 16. Nov. 26, Corsican Nov. 12 Kranillnavlau •Via Havre sail Southampton. rumour omi,t '^Bs^^^riSgi^sr* Oct. 19 Uollngbruko Oot. !6, ltalsfonl Nov. 12 Bosworlb Nov. lt Dunbrldgo »0»IM»l- AVOHHODTX Oet. 26 Bolbwell Apply to Agents sverywber, or J. a oa»th», ». t. A, ■•lson, a. O. Oaaaalsa Faoltla Ball way TrUfU Ag.SU. rt&imaviJ Underwear ["THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE" "VTOT a flaw, my boy, not a X^l hard thread! Vou will get no end of wear from that garment!" Wlioii n better judge of wooHens than Grandma i She lias knitted pearly all her li fe. Judging materials was j»rt of a young girl's training in her day. i Grandma rcadilv rccogniics thc quality in Pcnmana underwear. Be Forehanded with a Pipe or One-Register (PIPELESS) The best time of the year to instal a furnace is when it is not needed to work. Don't leave the installation of your rieW furnace till the cold weather is on you. Every furnace man is busy when the first tcold snap comes, and sometimes delays with discomfort and annoyance are en* tailed. tYou can be forehanded by seeing tiiB McClary's dealer right away. Have him look over your house. He will tell you whether a Sunshine, Pipe or One-Register "(pipeless) will be suitable for your house- he will know the size required and the proper location in which to place it. That service costs you nothing. It is part" of the McClary's system of making and selling Sunshine Furnaces. By that system McClary's guarantee every Sunshine Furnace, which they instal to warm your house t—every room—satisfactorily. Write for booklet, or call on the nearest McClary's dealer. M'Clary's London, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St. John. N.B.. Hamilton, Calgaty, Saskatoon, Edmonton. "flcClary's— Makers of those "/feorf stovei aid cooking utensils". ms* MM The Consolidated Mining & Smelting b. OF CANADA, LIMITED Offic, Smtltlng and R.fining Dopartmant TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTERS AND REFINERS PURCHASERS OF GOLD, SILVER, COPPER AND LEAD 01 "" Produoai, tl Quid, Oilv.i, Copptr, Blutttom*, Pit L«,d, Zlra TADANAO TRAIL '■ 4 THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, 'ORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1921. THE DAILY NEWS PabllihBd avorjr momma e_c.pt B»_- •ajr by tb. New, Publishing Oompanj. Stalled. N.l.on. a C, Canada. Builnwa Utters should be addnasM Ml checks and monojr ordan mads ■arable to Th, Nawa Publishing Oom- |anj, Limited, and ta no cm, to tail- tldnal membors ot tb, statk Advertising rat, cards and A. B. 0. lUlimmti of clmlatM mulled oa w lUHt or mar ba seen at m, ottlea ot anr adverllslng agsncr recognised br Ua Canadian Press Association. Subscription rates: Br ma.l tcoun- try), 10 cents per month; ft per rear. Outside Canada, a month, He; a rear. 17.80. Delivered. 7BO per mouth; I' tor Ilx months; 11.10 per rear, parabl. In advance Yficienf busek( Vf Loupc A,Klt'Kmon .MORE ANSWEHKD LETTERS MsialM, _.adi« Sana, at m7etX*M™i SATURDAY, OCT. 8, 1921, hot Quite as Good as it Sounds. "The home and ils needs will be our first consideration in revising the tariff," says Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King in a reference at Charlottetown to his proposals for reducing duties. It sounds very nice, but it is well to consider just, what it means. Take the tariff off "the home." That means free admission of lumber, it means opening the Canadian market to the surplus product which the Americans are always ready to dump on this side. Take the tariff off the "needs" of the home. That means taking the tariff off manufactures which are needed in tlie home, off jam, off farm products, off apples. If Mr. King were able to take the tariff "off the, home and its needs," the number of homes in Canada-would be very rapidly reduced. If our Canadian market for products used in the home were opened to thc slaughter competition of American products the whole commercial, industrial and agricultural fabric of Canada would be disrupted. Much of it would be destroyed. Apple orchards would be abandoned, lumber mills would be permanently closed down, large industrial cities which pay so much of Canada's taxes and which provide so large a market for agricultural products would lose thousands of their popula tion which would be compelled to leave their own country and seek a living in the American factories which had secured the business of Canada as a result of Mr. King's destruction of Canada's protective tariff. Canadians understand this issue too well for them to be led astray by pleasant-sounding sophistries about taking duties off "the home and its needs." Uiiir-rtnliHT: i Hiip|tonr you will think I am » little too pr-oYloim, but I want to elvc a ilallow'en party thin yenr ami though I 1 would not wait till tlm hint minute tu nak you u.r help, i* thon' any way that 1 i-ould un<* my tittle In lueh a party? I would Itko nome un- uwunl feaiutv." AliKivt-r; Vou nre not n hit too early to ai<k i|U«■::■•*.■ ahuut HailoWuYii. I only wish all of my roadeit who desire such help would write thin early. When a reader wlulien nu answer from me for aomfl timely event, »he should allow four wee-kM to hr on the safe side —fnr reiiH-mlier, t recei\e a great many letter* and they must he answered In tbo order of tln-fr arrival. 1 would make your attic Into a "Haunted House." Hnve It dimly lit with pumpkin hea/ls ami ha\e a sheet Mrotehed across one comer: behind this sii-eet linvt ft person dressed In sheet and pillow caae for a about. Thin nlioKt Win tell each 1 dui'-'t's fortune in turn. The fortunes should he lirhif and eheerful. such as I "You will receive a letter coutnlnhiK stood neWB." "You are Oil tM verRe j of success," "You are soon to be married." Make th"m up to suit yourself— md to fit the Bursts. "Typical Housewlf--: "Can you give ne a remedy for conchroaches he a remedy for cockroaches?" Answer: tiawter of par In nnd flour nixed to a paste with water Is one tiiethod of extermination; the paste Is put In a saucer am) near it Is placed tlit-r .saucer containing water. The ?hcs eat the plaster of parts paste, thon co for the water aud die, Itrlde: "My kitchen Is infested with its. What shall I do?" Answer: Soak a sponge iu sug-ir- nnd-water and place it in a part of the kitchen through which you think tlio ants inter. The Insects will become iitangled iu the sponge nml cnn be killed by pouring boiling water over lt. .. Often the number killed In this way Is so large that the other ants forsake the dwelling. Mrs. 1>.: ■"Kindly give me a recipe for IMenlimi and tell me how to polish the nickel I plftta on my stove." Answer: St'tlll stumped self-addressed ennvelope for my printed article entitled "What livery Preserve Closet Should Have." This paper includes rieiillilll in Its reolIMH. NlOKOl can usually he kept bright with hot soapv water, but when it becomes discolored it can be polished by rubbing with a puKte of whiting or nnv title scourer. Constant Header: "What will take paint off llnoicum? Also what will take an ice-cream slain out of a light blue satin dress?" Answer: Ritmuve the paint ipol* with either naptha, turpentine, benzine or chloroform. These tire all dangerous fluids—the three former if used near heat or flame, and the last-named if Inhaled—-so cure must be taken lu bundling them. Ice cream has mom or less grease in it (If the cream Is rich) and this must bo removed by soaking In cold water with borax sprinkled on the snot, (hen washing In soapy water or pouring hot water through It. The s)>ois ought to disappear wtth this ireaiment, Experiment with a sample of the satin before submitting the dress to this treatment, Thai is. pm a little cream on a sample, let dry. I hen souk, wash In cold soapy water, and let dry. If the color of the sample is unchanged, you can safely go ahead with the spots ou the dress. AM Inquiries addressed to Miss Kirk- min In care or tho "Rfflclent Housekeeping" department will bo answered In their- colums In their turn. This rooiilros considerable tlmo, however, owing to the great number received. So it n personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and self-addressed cnevelope must be enclosod wtth tbe question. —The Editor. PARIS. Long wide box pilots art" very possible as used iu tins youthful frock of broadcloth. In a beguiling shade 1 of a raspberry uti I let by the Frenoli i "framboise." llotli Ik tho front and iu the back of the lodlco thc pleat" .in- pcl-mllted to divide aud disclose un underbody of dull/ blue and silvery embroidery, which rialies Its appear- for his product there, as well as at home, it is necessary to eliminate foreign competition as much as possible. Even now and with a tariff, millions of dollars' worth of American fruit creeps into Canadian markets to the detriment of our own producers. If there is to be a revision of tlie tariff on imports of fruit, it should be upward, not downward, in the opiHon of most of our growerd. ,\Ve cart produce all the fruit we need right here at home without going abroad for it, with the ex- -ccptiom pf orangey and such' otiier products as are barred by our location. FOSTER'S WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN Prairie Farmer and British Columbia Farmer Opposite Sides. on Under thc caption of "Tha Dividing Line," Farm and Home, .speaking for the farmers of British Columbia, says: The prairie farmers have long realized that political cooperation between themselves and farmers of this province is impossible in the realm of politics. The difference between a prairie farmer and one of British Columbia is not merely that one produces wheat and the other fruit or cream; the dividing line is that the British Columbia produces for a local market, whereas thc prairie farmer is a wheat miner and produces for a world-wide market. The wheat miner i.s the only genuine free trader in Canada. To him all tariffs are obstacles In theory if not in fact. With the British Columbia farmer tariff protection is an absolute necessity. This applies to both fruit grower and milk producer. Without tariff protection Washngton milk, eager for an outlet, would flood Vancouver and Victoria markets and our fruit growers would find American competition so strong on the prairie market that the future for the industry would be anything but bright. Prairie farmers are avowedly in politics for the accomplishment of free trade with the United States as rapidly as such trade relations can be secured. They want farm implements, clothing, fruit and many other things on the free list and they want free access to the American buying public for the sale of grain and beef. Ontario farmers are not such ardent free traders. The British Columbia farmer is not 8 free trader at ali. His fruit market is the Canadian prairie and in oner to secure a decent price Communication CORRECTS (TATSMXMT OT FRESE COMMITTEE Tn Hi"- lMllt.r uf Thuttliully Now... Sir:—ln your rvporl of llu. 1.literal coiiviililloti In thin inoriilng'K palter. ■0016 luiM'runii'lcM m>iH-areu, no doulit on ncrount of the Intones* of tho hour at which tho couvrntlon cloned. The propoKal to auk l>r. Michael ".-lark of Itetl Deer, lo ncconl tlio nomination wnn hut forward for Inforninl dlm-lw- Mlotl, hUt till- Melltillicnt Of the IllCCllllR waa optioned lo this, anil Dr. t'lnrk'M iiaine wan not i.ui In nomination. Mr. Nohle Itlium wan nominated but withdrew and hi* name did not co to tli,. hallol. Mr. Kenneth Campbell wan not nominated. Will appreciate If you will puldlidi thla correction. Vour* truly URIC I-. DAWSON Sect-clary ot Went Kootenay Liberal Atouiclutioll. NitTi;—The Informal loll which appeared In Tin- Daily News and lo which the above In n correction wan supplied hy a pn-KH committee ot tile convention.—Kd- llor. 77i<? Lighter Side Don't poao. The hay lo success Is II imtuinl. oh, ui-ii. Thr i*uti never win on an Atm-rli-an Jug, In \v. -.( \ i a; in l.i Ihe Kootl dii young, ulna; but not good murktt- men. —o—— Baiting! the exemption for depend- pnu to $4oo would prove t\ popular method pf euiouniglng tho lnfunl Jn tlustry, The honeymoon Is over wheu tdiu doesn't take time to do up her hair until after hrenkftint. Democruey: A land Jn which lho humblest feels free to «ny to the hlgli- cil: "Olmmc a light." Speeding Is seldom Intentional, When you're drunk, fifty miles an hour teems ft snail's pace. o Thc International court would havo brighter prospects If there were alto an International sheriff. tt ll no longer cany to borrow money lo buy nn automobile. Theto are times Io try men's tolas. Among HludeiHs In the fourth grade tha rolor lino It jutt t*ck of tho oars whero they left off waahlng. Even in theto timet you oocatlon- ntly too a man on a ttroct enr who Is drunk enough to offer a lady hit neat. Ton thoutand peoplo died of tubor- culotlfi ln Now York city alone ouch yoar In tho decade of 1910-20. The groat Harvard library contains 2,018,000 books. It wu started Uy John Harvard with thn* hundred. This iwnther chart is for your vicinity. Dates of month aro at top. Wnrm waves arc expected to reach your vicinity near dates whero crooked lino gons to tops; cooler than iihuiiI whurr thoy go to low point**.. Storm waves follow warm WOlr-m, St-verc storms and itiercnv** of precipitation nre indicated by widening of lhe ilg- *ag temperaturo lint. WASHINGTON. D. C, Oct. s.—a high r 'ne.uiiiii' w.'iv. will develop In tne extreme northwest during the w>-ck ei-uterlng on October 11, and lbe storm wave, a low barometer, one day behind It, will control the weather for Hint WMk. That warm wave moving HouthenKtwarrd l« UtMOtM tO reach tn-Tldaii 90—a straight line extending north and south ftwiu Hi. Louis—near Oet. 12. Three days earlier It will be in Alafka, and', after reaching the tJulf of Mexico, lt will spread over the Nl. I_awrencc valleys and autrounding sections nenr Oct. ii Tlm usual chain; en, first Die Nlorin wa'-e, then the cool wave one -br two days later. will afreet the whole continent ns ibey move eastward. This disturbance will not I" very gfniit hut above the average and rainfall accompanying will he about the average and In the sections where most min occurred during the Slimmer. The most severe storms of the first half of October wlft expected from I to I. This will be ihe Inst disturbance lhat will be controlled by the moisture I that comes from the Atlantic east of Newfoundland, 1 liy Ocl \ the humidity or dampness of lhe wind that comes from casl- waid »ill hnve begun i" letten and by Oct. Iti, will begin, gradually, a long spell of dryness, This does not menu n qreftth. The sea water will be evaporated In nn entirely different section of the ocean and In some |>nrls of ibe continent the precipitation win be greater and in some ten limn for several months. These llulletlna will forecast, from one to four weeks la advance, (he rains, snows nnd other weather events In accord with the new location from which the moisture must come during the next five or six months. If that moisture comet from the tlulf Htrenin we will git n warm winter. ' _nce ns well where the tlttve is slashed Just above the wrist. The entire effect of tbe frock Is on the whole unite tailored, so thnt It lends lUolf well lo copying In every day colors l-'or a dark dress It provides a partlc ulnrly pleasing opportunity for Introducing a touch of vivid color, so smart this season. PATTERN NO. _A pattern for the nbov- 78 ,\ iHiucrn ior me above modi' t No. '. -1 t*i" be obtained In tiles G-l, 36 or 38, by sending to The Dally News your name, address, und CO cenls In postage ■ i.it.ip-; Be sure to keop this news. paper clipping of thn sketch and description of the garment to use us a working model whon n ■ iiattern reaches you—which will bo within two week's tlmo.—Tho Editor. because the waters of the liulf Stream nr* much warmer thnn other ocean water*** in-nr lt nnd when those warm waters are evaporated the nlr Is warmer than other ocean waters nenr It and when those warm woters are ■••■aporateil tho air Is thereby wanm-d and, of course, grows warmer n*- It approaches thu low, or siorni center ns the lat- ter moves eastward. That moisture Is often carried 3000 miles or more, warming the atmosphere as It goes, before II reaches the storm center. Daily Recipe Only One B.C. Milk It In admitted by d.ihynieii everywhere that It. t\ Milk Is among tlio best hi all Canada. Pacific In tho only milk now canned In this province. Our factories are loeuted In two of tho rb'hcsl dairying centres of the Fratcr Valley. PACIFIC MILK CO. LIMITED Factoriit at Abbotiford and Ladner, B. C. (Potto ihis lu your* cook book. I QUINCE JELLY. Bolecl only very ripe fruit. Cut It Into slices, *.. ■ i and pit these, and throw lhem Into a basin of fresli wtiter. Now put Ihem Into a pre- sen lng Jim ultli Mi ree and n half pints uf water to every ihuhiiI of qUlPCM nnd cook (hem without stirring. This done, transfer to a sieve and let litem drain. Itetiirn the Juke to thc pun. together with l- ounces of tugar to the pound, and set the whole to ctHik on u hot fhe. meanwhile skimming with cure. Ae soon at the Jelly Is cooked strain ll through a piece Of cheese cloth stretched over n basin, and by this means n. perfectly ckur Jelly will be obtained.- Mchotar. M. Hnbutlnl. ALWAYS THE BEST Whatever price- >oi| tnuy pay for your '•■■.<'. bhimuud Hlng. it has In It the best ut every* thing. The setting Is modern as well ns perfect In workmanship. The gold or plutlnum eliank Is the finest possible. And tha gem ls of tho highest quality. Ordered by mull or bought personally, you cun bu eallsflcd that your lilrks' lUng Is tho finest obtainable. VANCOUVER, B. C. HUNTING SEASON In a fow days yuu will bo uble to Bhoot all kinds of game. Are you prepared with necessary Guns, Rifles and Ammunition? We have Shot Guns, Rifles, Cartridges, Cleaners, Gun Oil, Greases, Hunting Clothing, Rifle Coven, Knives, etc., etc Lowest prices. NELSON HARDWARE COMPANY BAKER STREET, NELSON. I. 0. AUTO BUGS AND BUGGIES By Wood Cowan NOTE THE POSTCRIPT. According lo n Cuitcd Slates Joiir- nul Ih • following missive wus ri Ivd by tbe forest r.uigci- of the l,nmnh'ii,i j district and read recently at the an- rual dinner of lhe Sieiru club tn Loi l Angeles; "Kind and Uot|MH'leO Cir: "I sei- In ibe papor tint it mnn mimed j J—-— 8——- was atneted uml et upj by a bn.ro whose cubs be Wat trying in | git when the she bare cuine up and Mnpt him by cut In him up In the mountains near your town. Whut I want to know Is did It kill him or was he only partly el up aud he from th's pluce und nil about Hi • In ire. t don't know but what he l.i u distant hiisli.ind Of mine. My first hutbotid wns of thai] name ant I tuppotoO he wag killed In, the wjii* but the name of (be nmti llu* | burc ct being the some 1 thought It] might le- linn jii" i all ad t thought <<> know If he \visnf kl)l»d either In th--( w*ur or hy tm* burc li r I hnve been murrbd twice since and their ought to be divorce papers got out by blm Of in- If the bare did md cut blm all up. If ll Is him will know It by him tuiviiu: tlX toes nil the left fool. II- ulso llngt Iiiuo- and li.i-ri it spread eagle luttoiil on his froni cheat and a iinkor un his right arm which you will know him If thfl bare did not eat Up these palls «-f blm. If alive flout' tell blm 1 uni mm* did |<> J \V for In new i llkvil J— ■ Mfld-e ->i.u had hi tier le| on UM If I nm del bill find out nil )uu cun about blm wlihoiii hhn Knowing anything whut It Is for. That Is If llie bare did imi eat him all up. If It I did 1 don't IC« you CUtl dn anything and ' >oti needn't luke any Uttubta. My rv j spelts ba. k. tn yum* family and plo&i j was he murrl mI again nnd did be Va any iiibpi-riy worth «»»« laying clu!m| Was lbe bare Ull'.ed. Alsollo THE NORTH-WEST BISCUIT COMPANY LIB EDMOrtTON, ALTA. An ironclad guarantee with] every CALORld. Investigate before buying. JohipBurns & Son| r Buy gfclikii Furs * ««-| I . _/^£ Direct From "Trapper To Wearer" n » I ll -hi'i'i m«nrt vhfri ymt llvr In l ■ti»d«. >■ lime ■■ llio MijrMi '• tisll will rtarh ?«n. j«ii run i*rar the Utml _ly\rn ant hljrhr*l quilllj In fur c-mU ar wit. Sli-i-.i-.lr "nlrt _r mail 11».ii HAl.LAM. Thf prier i*- (hr i' *• i y i* hrrt. I i'»-f all _.11 very Mmtptj —-—,-* — Mm* ta rrtry_*\4y- -rliargta. All IIAI.I.AM In- t»rmrnt> art high «ualllr and oand-rrfal value Inr ihr nuintj— juu -ran abialn (krm (ram nir -lit - *. fat malt at Hick lawtr pileaa than an j- fHra tU*-*' • i- at tht aam-f qaallt-r— •rtrr HAI.I.AM lar tarmtnt la inaranl*r»t. Ubibui SJ^Thrn DARK FITCH SIT Till* lfi* " '"* ,l'l"'';' T'1* Capt I* ''-"^ r,"m •"' lirta akin* In a "I-1-' i.'mlnn. _M» ilr-tifti irltnm-Hl ttlUi ni lunl l-at'lo. Ulla aial pan froni awl M a* ->lm*n M*-*nii 13 USa iw oil 1lw ahoul- dm. Unfit wilh brown enta-da- clifiia atth frtll all tratiul. M 170 _*.\**rti l« Vaa. .MI.M Huff la roar »lrlp» fttff ■hipa. wtfat M <TeP< ("u"1' artal fWl »wl Mi -mfi an,WI> t'all Dtllnri-i tt Vaa.JM.ll HALLAM M OF FUR FASHIONS ^J 1»22 ^^^^^~ It conUIni over 300 llluntrationx of beautiful fur contii anil aeta that »ro tho Utcut stylos from all fashion centres. Most' of the illuslrnllons are from photograph! of living people wearing tho run;, but no picture could ever reproduce the wonderful beauty and value of Hallam furs, lt Is fillod from cover to cover with smashing bargains that will savo you •lot of monoy. . You cannnot afford to be without IU ■— -*- — <# tt iiir-i to ba thon-thl thai fan wrrt rather n luinrr. Wl now thr rranamlral kuyrr-. ha>r Hi t*.n,nt that f i« arr a gtnalna fmnorn; a* wall aa _ nacaaillr. A fur rail •r Ml will la.I from tin la flflrrn yrar*.—lo hpi rlnlh fMll 1* lait IhW latif wmI4 raat rtry marh tratt thth tht fan In arlaal mtney. In addltlan ta that, ym _\»sjt fatl wtll drraard In fuf«. — nUaji turnfuf lahlr, — al»aya warm. Furt lett than Half Price Vaa can obtain HALLAM far- Ihla ytmr al Ir • lhan half tht prkr that ihrr war* -old at latl yt_t. Thla I* 4m* part It ta tha drop In tht a-rka af raw ahlnn, and ta tht fact lhat. m ««aal. 1 haufhl aar (ura at Iht ftir lawaat abb In tb* ptkaa. Why I Can Sell at Such Low Prices In thfl firal plara, i har tht abln* 'Hrr.l frapt tha Trapatri and Indiana far ra*h. ant ■« iht lantal rath l>""*r tt ftfl In Canada. Than I atll tlrtct la j«.i lar eaih. ThU mtlhad •«*"■ )"'t Ihr -.arlaua mlddUmrn't prufll.. (ho far draltr. tht whtlraalrr and rttalltr. hlfh alarfrtiit. aalra clfrha' anl- arlrt. bat afrwinla. tic. Anathfr bit allMttM la yau ran «**• tht fam In -foar awn hmmt tot. ran ftamlnt thrm al ymir Iftaarr wllhtnl hrlni Inlla- tnft-l hy analana aalta rltrka, Thr raaf and an IITnitraltd In il» <*!■*"■ Ihrmrnl ara fair aamplta *f HAI.I.AM ralnaa. and -will bt atnt ran rrnrnpllr nn rnrlpl «| price. If HAI.I.AM fara ita nn| plraj^ *,:-,, In any way, yaa can almply trnd thrm hark nl my tap mat. aM 1 *HI rhrtrfully rt* turn ytmr twnrj—tm art nal out anc aim I a rant. Y»n ran bt aar* al aaturarllan whtn ]ra« bay hr mall fram mt. That la my gaartnttt. Addrraa In fall a* halnar I NOVCLTY _ MUSK RAT COAT " •!■ hMifti rimtil na* Inral N.-illtrni Cinadt Mnirii rhlrw. wtH ......i.i ll liMhea fcm« viiii mra nr.r.v capii com.tn, wn rurti in it- i.-i-f rftrrl atxl ll>f*« IM rwrrst »w.i>|«.i' lull bait TV llidni li finry P$- itwl aU* poplin. flnWw-l . :.!. fa...) i-.urn !-»<*"• • ilk rl-t.Ur Wi awl f*t i-ti..i in ■ 111 lo « '.'.■■ mtaaam, M tn rincrt,fl, ca Omwidtartfl »1M*" John Hallam Limited Dopta'421 TORONTO mtmm-emmasmm am —~e^—m —.s******************************-^—, THE! NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATUftM-Y-MOIOTNC; iXiTOBER a, 1921. We present to ynu this beautiful HighCut Boot ForFallWear Made in Dark Brown Kid, imitation tip, military heel, 9-inch top. Price $11.00 R. ANDREW & CO tLeadert m Foot Fashion Charchly Dress Arbiter KITCHENER IIIER1I BY EOS UNO FIRM S|S POLES] IflMJJ POND Disposes of Four Thousand Gust Friberg Loses Life While Fears Indian Rising to MVfta Government; Repair Dam. '»' ■ KITCMMNKH, Oct 7.—Major -J. .A. Crowe", niuuaifi'r of tlm JOn-hener .Tlm* ber company, Ltd., j■ .v!. iiii i .1 ..1 40011 I'f-dnr polen io the prov.nclul gov- ernmmit of Albi-i'la, Hhlpment Ih now Koltiff forward an fani nn cat-H can lm HUppllfd. Iiieiil-Col. Thompson, M. 1 niiiniiKliiff (lire ■xii-TU-il Ihtii Tending Chute at Camp, Four, N&r Yahk. YAHK. (let..?.—An ucrltWnit nmirrnd al i'itiii|i .4 pnild,. Canuck or-fi'U, nn WVtl- n-atddy aftt-rnnon, which reaultod In the il.-ntli nl' (lust '!ltnl»i'i*K. who WRt i-tiKiiKi-d In looking nfi.-r thf lower inil ut' the chilli'. He wuh Mti-urk hy a l<»K. *fr*nin llio ehiiti-, hronkl tor or tht- compiiny, In und left. When his ulwrnv from work dinrtly, when a brdgram , w*fl oojloodi hln .body wtit found lor Hie wlnicr opcniiloiiH will In* mil] pi'd out, A crew of men arc at work repairing the i'liul-son-Mason flam on tho flout rUor. which wiin damaK"d durinu tlm pi-rlml of hlKh water. The Hindi A- Door company Ik Ii titty cuttltm dlmi-liNloiiM for their ir-w factory, which will he lucaleil in t'ran- hrook. \V. l). Davis and I.oiHh (Jujlmet left thin week I'm* Un- Whlt.i (irmme mountain, wlii-n- liny wi.'l -Hpi'iul the winter irapplns. lie water. A wait inn iln- arrlva! .'Ill liven, nn. mil■ 1,1 will take ;■! 'ran I ironic. FIFTI WINDERMERE DISTRICT SELECTS DELEGATIONS INVERMBIUDi Oot, 7.—Monday evft- nhiK whm a hut on-- for tin- pidHlcatly mlndeil of the I.-.)-.-- Wlnderiiiei*.- district. The iiii'inlii-i's of the National Liberal and Conservative party as- senihed In Athaliih-r when they eiteted their didi'Kateti to thn contention for' pool, iilliiK of Kant Kooieiiay, which | trout Messrs. Kelly and Fenwick Towed About for Hour and Quarter; Leader Breaks. KOt'TII SLOCAN. <h'l. 7.---J. Kllley and c. (.!. Fenwick, hail an oxcllliiK lime on Wctliiesdny afternoon ou tho whn*e thoy were trawling ior wiih a small ipnoii and a flin Is 10 In- It. I.I her-* nc\t Monday night,*! leader th.-v hooked while lh<- Liberal party held ail en-.which fpue tln-in l thUKlOttlo ine'-thiK in lhe Imllrimm of! them arniilid the I the lloiel Invermere hero to choose lain! n uuaricr and iholr ilele-ffales for Cranhrook on ihn ' ulKht of Oct. It. Thoi<o nleetPtl hy the Nationals were A. M. chiHhohn of Windermere; Arthur Taylor of W'llmer; .liuno* Liunb.it I , for the nutlytui? parts; l-Yank Htchard- } snn for uiuim-i nml Hash ("J. Hamilton for Invermere. The l.llit-ral n pifseiitatlvcfi are Oswald A. Mrfluiiiess; rapl. .lohn M Blakf-ley; John MftCtlUoUffh: Jame« McKay; llolie 1-1. v, ■ 1. Christ Ian Troyer: Arthur Newton; Kd. ]■.. Tunactlffe r.o-lh Sain ■ sport, towed for an hour ally Km a wny hy hreakhiK the loader AXE SEVERS~ARTERY OF KITCHENER MAN and ami Davlil l.nrmour The likely candidates for both nut les wore conmd over, hut im deflnlp Information appears to he nt hnnd as hy am who stands a chance of winning ment. II t the respecllvu conventions, BONNINGTON NOTES KITCIIKNKH. Oci. 7.—'John porm/tn, bookkeeper fm* the Kltctfiirr Tlmhei* rompanv im I with a m rlnus accldenl nn \\'« ilnesday morning, fftfl was car- ryliiK a ilouble Idtled axe when he slip DM awd fell, the sharp hlade strlklni. him on the head with considerable force and s.-vorlnc an artery. Klrst Id was remlered, and In- was rushed Creslon for medical treat- Is now ahlc to he around, CARDINAL DILLOTI Of Homo, rciuscd saciMineni tn two girls who went to church in short skirls and lowm-H; hi mses. hut weak from loss of hlood, ,'/,. (ieroux and Alan fanu-roii have rettirueil to town after several months spent In tho prairie. China, Crockery, Glassware and Variety Goods Wa mako a ipcci.lty .1 «p.n •tock pattern.. DRONSFIELD BROS. 303 Baker St. • N.l... Branch .'. P.ntlotor llllNNl.NUTON. Ocl. 7.—Mr* II. O. ons, vvlio Iuih Ih-.'H ttiH'iidini; n few tiny). In Ni.).on n'tiinu'tl on Tllllrtttlnv, wilh Iter Inrnni tl,uiKhti<r. .Mr. anil Mrs, W. ll. llldKo on rt- nlvlni roniiraliilitlUnitt on tin- Itlrlh "tT it ilntiKnlt'i- tin rlcpl. l'i. Sim. A. Willie |..n on, Momlnv fnr :i vlHlt In Nnrl)t|inrt, Wilmi. MImh DnrlH I hint returned m rn- .illllli' her Mjlltllen nt the miverotiy vniicouver. li I'. .InhliKOti nnil.W. 11. Illdire lire' Inwny nn n limn nn: Irln. Hit tne Hlocan. >lr.« nrtll .Mm. W, C. .Molley nre in. 11 tniiiriilnlnletl nn lhe hlrlh of a son! unlay nel. Til., nl the Konteimv l„ike ] | Tin- Ml. Mnryu liran.h nf iln- WinticnV ■ auxiliary H.-i.i a meeting nt the home |nf Mra. Turnl-r l.ae nn Tluirsilnv. It | I wns iirr:m|iMi in hnve n uni. t.f work. iiln.iit the >m| of N'ovefnlier. Ardi-I jluwi lea wan jterveil nfltr the et- Ink-. A earloatl nf n|.|tles wan neut out I rinni tin Kininlu|.-tiui orrliarila Last week, .hli.riy WraRhlia. I '-Jlil. ami .Mr:., lltinklli w.-re \|:|i.,rs j In Nelson for lhe w.-t k en.l KINNAIRD NOTES KlNNAIltU Ocl. .7.-Miss K. A Plotoher speni lho week ■•ml with her parents in Ni-Isqu. K. A. Klllnunh and fnmlly, who for some I'lfK-ht or nine yours past, havi hei u llviiiK on M.-filrlf-lil ranch, have rooontlv moved to their in w hnniesleml on "Kinnalrd HeiKhls." Miss ]•'. A. Chirk of Klniittinl Ih-lnhis vl-lteil Trail on Krl.hv Mis. M. DuMoni who Vltltrd Hrlil ■:<- villi- lecentiv ha** returned home again. .1. A. Klllough of thiii ,-|t v rip-ell I today In Trnll. Mrs, It. ' >ihworth eiitorl:iine.| :i p:ulv -l C;.hU.*, . IndlOM -I ll. :* In.me oil Weiluesday afternoon last. YAHlfNOTES" SLOCAN Cin NOTES YAHK. Oct. eil his n.nek from mil. in iiemlili. with hu- .• mien. .1 : lui.. The tir.ttl. ! loKirii.K railroad Kai u ni-.i.ui. of iwertty I'mil Nnrureii has mov- of «-nenil inerehaiiillse .•er nml enlereil In nart- Henna ii Ivt. mon. They atari) in ivt..i-s..n bulla;. n Iln APPLES APPLES Marks, Jomilliuus and Kings SHIPPING NOW. (iol all apples under cover liofoi-i! October 20th. Look nut for thi' bij; freeze. Kootenay Fruit Growers' Union Phono 180 Nel;.on HLOCAN PITY. Oct 7. .iSler of SIIVI'I'SUII IMS I' Il.tUlllIK Ions wiileh lu, .. nm.en Taitnrl on Hie exlcminu nf lhe fin eoiulileletl fnr ... miles from Ynlik The lyt.rk nf lavlm- ih,. sleel will lit lain- flnlslletl lllls niuhlll. ie .■i.ulntei i 'ri"' rthH Mills saw.inlll was el.is.il .■ i in '",'"' "" Tiiurt..ii.y i .siiitai.ii laying l.intl nwn.tl ,"'*„ l",1,""..""> •""! su-.y m. n lluiili I Mr. rtalph i:>.- ami child in..l. ree.nl.y vlslle.l Jack Walker nml fain- i Sutulay frnni a vnen- l-'lelil. I'aluar.v ami lal- Worn in.w . A. I, rhnini'lini nml I:. J (iniiil. it the .New portable, saw mil: under 5HL_Pi lite iniiiuiiretiieui nf Merrv „. Sun. tm rr,"i'l In re Hellllto Hay. tu, sll.tan lake * „ Sf. nnd Mi .Mrs. A. I1ok«s wns n visitor tn New ",**' relurtnd Helivtr nn Wi diiesdny Hon sueiil at A blrthilnv i.irlv Ka> Kl- ■ n .ei Weil- "iniihiii. nesday nfliarnoan Owl :,i;„ i.v Mr uml *'"-'' '•*'"»■:"' returneti Mn Mrs. W. A. Hln. ki,.,uih, I,,' hoi,,',r nf vInIIjuk ftlemle nl I'rniiliniul if Iin iiiiuhl.r Ainlnv's fourth »'"• ;""1 *•"■ CW>1I l.nm„i birthday. Au b tin ma ■ ,ruesi,i on*- •"V1"1*'""-' "l'i' ■'•«' t»»ldcnc onl «„r,, inn.. jii„. Enid k. Orahn*m. .J,'!*.,PA- '\, -r,h"int'-.u formerly of I ll.irl.-a JI. llufly. Miss Allee ThinlnK, Arm»lrni.B. II. .'. ueeo,„lM„le,l bv Mrs nml Murry MeNelsh. " ni„i„|,kt,n ami children have come to ^ , wiltk lo reside. Mure home owner,, now live In the Knafo' "
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JJS I 14 Furnished Rooms to Rent lTO UKNT—From bedroom: desired. IHI Victoria St. 10 Poultry and Eggs Tho Island of Hat la, which Is nl ready overcrowded. Is cmburrusscd bj un Increase of iKipulutlon from 201M l< 3001) 11 year. Knglisli women. It Is suld. consunn more than a million clgitreltes ever) day. This Bank Works for You Manufacturers and merchants placing their business accounts in any branch of this bank, benefit by highly efficient service and expert advice on all matters pertaining to financing. In close dally contact with markets and exchanges, we are in a position to offer helpful ro-optTiil ion in the transaction of your affairs. .„ IMPERIAL BANK NELSON BRANCH, CRANBROOK BRANCH, CRESTON BRANCH. » MtMMMnv I't.ll! KAt.ll Pure bled while h-islMirns I'-i.iu- April hatched cockerels. |'J each. Twenty .May pullets, 7,*i eents. John Kutrllffe, ltloildel.__ __<___») l-||.-ri:KN rltoleo White Wynlldotto pullets. April hatched, Two fifty inch. Mrs. Ktolt. Kasio. (-I1S7) WASTKU^-Wlllle-* Leghorn Pllllels. March or April hutched. Apply Ilox f.CUT iMlly News. (5087) 'oil HALH-Spring turkeys for Thanksgiving or fur l.i.Miiiii: 11. Hour- items, i'ii-mmii Vulley. 11. 1:. i.Vi:'.) IW H-ouseT^Wanted l\i|t BALK Ture bred llo.sleln bull I 1110 pniiers). Three yarn old. Very I docile, tiood stock (teller. \MII le- sold cheap. Ilwuer no further use' ror hint. J. I lay, Hox A. Arrowhead. _B._C __ <573!l)j '■'till KALIl-t'ow eight years old. Ilti". to freshen 001. L'I. tt I milker. Ut. Al Nclnon. Koolelluy lluy. II. ___._ (r,7'jM! l-'tllt KAKK--A good heavy team 3'Jlin [ lbs. Aged C nnd 7. Apply K. A. Biggin, Mldwuy. II. c. (o7tu;) | ( |.'t)ll KALI:-Eight young plgu. seven j weeks. Six dollars each. Webster, t Itobsoti. (8"0Ji; l"01t BALE—Black Cocker spaniel dog Euppies. seven woeks. Wilson. Loinr* each, It. It. No. 1. Nelson. ir>"07* TOlT" KAI.K-- i'TellHsli (Haul ruhlills. ! Nutill-itl greys, steels. Plucks, A. Harris Kernle, II. C. tr.los)' Poll BALIS Vork'.lilre pigs.** II Week", well groan and from good atopic. IC.0O. A. Wiilsou, Appledale. 188)13) Full KAl.t;—Klx fresh cows. l'rlce reiisutinble. ii- 1.1 T. it. tested found clear of Hint disease. B. Biirklrv, llelilon Biding. (807O) TWENTY very flno Yorkshire I'lgs six Weeks old. it, eucll. Pedigreed Yorkshire hour, eighteen months |.'„->. Has a gmsl record. I'*, o. b. Kotllh Blocun. Also brood now tilt unre- luleil. II. I'. Kingwell, Kolllh KI'.i-ihi (SAID Wholesale MACHONALD * CO.. WHOLMAIJ iVecrs «nd Provision MoroluurtJ importer* of Teas, Cotftaj, Bplew rinrrl Fnilt* Staple and HW__| corles: Nelson, B. C.^ I4M11 Architects I. amis BEAD, U.JS. o. ■. A. AKCHITKCT. '"■"•(Sir) -.H.-mSMsmmm Engineers &^*%tti 0. WANTEIt— Furnished bouse four to six rooms or more by November 8th. i'.ii- nil tenants, no children. 1'. O. BOX 3S8. I..HM11 WANTED rooms li Apply .Mrs Mill 871. Kunilshcd housekeeping Box 71 lekecpl married couple, no children, phone 18737) l'Olt KAI.I5- Ycurlllig. B. C. POIl SALE weight 2800. Cheap. Hnll Mines Bond. iiuoi, a nra an Mimua ■ 0., Alb.rts and i-ihd srawTOM <iwi .irsot agent* Blue Prtnthu am a. 6. mtaviMxtm Mydrsallo Baglaen rrovtaotal Land gurrevM ■aker SL, N.lson, a a (,881) Auctioneers llutstoln I'liil. I'.f iil'.l' re-l E. 1: Froemsn. Netsllns. litui mares i Alex Moore. Bg lllll! anotloDMr, Apprsls.r, loods sold prlvataty or _J»IH| ,„ WM<) glM.t TalaalM at Auotk _ Phone T (,881 21 Livestock Wanted Funeral Directors n J. ROBEnTBON, letons tt Phone l-''T.l Vletons street. 1'hon, till Nigh **IM1 TlIM 1411 OF CANADA II. D. BENSON, Manager. W. K. GRUBBE, Mo-.ger. W. ALLEN, Acting Manage, Clussified Adots. Bring Results \VANTKI>—Tojiin of hor«*5M. Tlmi- tu mIx ynorii old. From iwolvi? to four*! tf 11 hundred. Joint HklHIcorn, Kiih- 1 .0, i.'.7:ti:)i 35 For Rent mi- —I,. ■ ■- ...ii. C. J. Carlton, Undertuker, Under UAHBipit SHOP to rent. Apply Hom? • S&rV^'ttro^d"^^^ 'Into undertaking parlors and chapil J STANDARD FURNITURE COMPANY , , . 1 directors. The finest ond moot up*to <"
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