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I3AY Rumor Says Crerar Offered Place in Cabinet; Lacks Confirmation. OTTAW.t, Dec. ll^jjThe ivnIkwi- Hon of tho Melghon adnumntmtion l» now expected on Tuesday., Iln* Drlmo minister, ti Is understood, lini" -already notified "llu- govvrnor-K^ni-vi' ihat tho government Ih ready i<> tH'- llnqulHh office, hut has been re* -tiiir:'U'ii to cohtlnuo lu charge until .Wit. King Ih ready with IiIh cablnot. Andrew May'lon, who has lately boon in lhe wost on behalf ot the Liberal leader, i.s expected buck In Ottawa tomon-ow. .Mr. Haydon, ac- -cording lo a ruipor, went to Winnipeg lo offer a portfolio lo Hon. T. A. t!rerar, leader of thi* Krugreaiilyi *•<, but -whither llu- rumor wuh correct vt nol, then- bus no far boon no of- tidal indication. Oossip In political circle* Umight that Hon. W. a Flowing han accepted tin- portfolio of finance nml ihui his acceptance wan the bonis of the proposul Ih nald lo havo been made to Mr. Crerar. WAITS UNTIL Expect Treaty to Pass by Small Majority; Griffiths Will Move Resolution Ul.ltUX. Iki-. lh.—When tin nIou of the Dall Wlrearin lymilnntofl near the mithilglil hour Saturday, lh nowsiiapi'i'iiKU uuUldo ioaiil a lnirst \>f applause lift [tie lho council cimni- )ei-H. PcHmoiul KitBK' mid, tin- Hlnn Vein inliiiHler of propaganda, wnn awk ed hy ihi-m It the npplutise nunnt thai the trenty was to In* ratified. "II only .meant." replied Mr. KH*- Kt-ralil, "that everybody wan Klad ly be through ulili iln.- private -bushiest!-" A lending lrtembei from Cork city, when uflted today by the Associated J-Tchh whethei' the pMblk- HesKlnn of the Dall Kireann tomorrow would bt* likely in wid the'situation, declared: "No, it Is mot. likely lo Innt over Christmas." Other members of tho Doll Mhireaiui. including Mr. l-'itttfemld, said tiny expected publl'' Minings of the Doll. The general belter m>emH to prevail that Arthur Orlffilh will move and Mlehnel Collins will second the ratl- flcaUOll i.f llie treaty with (Ileal Britain, which will bu opposed by Kunioun lte Valera and Brsklue Child- 4 is. und that eueh member In turn will ftlnto Ihe reason tm- tils personal -deelalon on lhe t\\H it Ion < Tip- mn- h-dhuh of opinion is, however, that the treaty will be ratified by a smalt majority. One persistent rumor current li that tm agreement hn» been reaelu-d . between the contending NftcMoiil of the parliament. This i.s lo the effect thut Kichurd Mulcahy. chief of ittatf of tho Irish Republican army, will movo ratification of lho treaty, and that this will 1)q seconded by Commandant John .TyseiOi MeKenwn. who recently waa released from prlsoti where ho wuh under Bcnlcnco of death Imposed by a Urltl.'ili coui tniariial. Tho lender*,.ll '» deoclarcd. will lol- low. explaining the nature of thc compromise. FUSHES*B\ WIRE (••** i aj.Io,-ii.ii Causes Flrr. WINNIPEG. Dec. 18.—Fin, followed by au explosion of ttceljrtono gns, caused damage to lhe extent of MO.Ouo to the KhopH ot the Canadian National Hallway company here Hun- tlay nlghl, Tiiree CaiiilhUies Hun. WOODSTOCK. -Onl., Dec. Is.— Nurth Oxford elector* g" to tho polls Monduy lo elect a representative In thn provincial legislature ot succeed iho late .lohn ('abler. The cnndl- dales nre W. w. imy. Liberal] I). M. Itouti. United Tanners, nud Homer Nellly, Independent Conservative. Inliiiomi Taken foinnuiiiil. 1'AHia Doo. ltU-A llflgrnile dls- patch to tho HavuH agency tinted 8at- tntlay w\ya It la reported that tin p«v. i-4-nmcnt of Tirana. Albania, ba* follcn Into lho liambi ot an agitator named lllrdochuy, of whu." history notbluK scums lo be Known, The member* of the former Tli-niP governmoni are try- luK to rcorgunteo I'al Hassan, . Briand in London l.tiNDON. Dee. is. M. Itrlami, the French mfnlsier, arrived hero today mul wan mei nt the Htutlon by Aus- tcu Chiunboiiuiu. Sir ltobert Dome I iln hAunced. QBSTRGLE TD IRISH SETTLEMENT LONpON, DeC- 3 S.—Sunday won an off d:iy in Irish affair*, except lor Informal eonver*aiIon*B among the Dail leader* at Dublin. There I* a nonconau* ot' opinion amony the Dub« Uu corespomhiits of Um- hhlgllali t*!* pt-rs that ratification of tho treat) Is assured, .Hume goiiiK to far a:-, tn atterl lhat an informal vote ttxketl -Hatnritay revealed 71 In favor «■■ iiillficftUoiti Ho far aw Is Kn-avn Sir Junto* Cratff- Ibe Ulslor premb r, bad no confon me with the HrlMjj i Hpeill a i|lllel il iy preparaloiy lo mee premier tomorrow. A fore there will be no some day-* for lhe pi rind Um- to meet lh me niiiusii . who I ChQQUcTN i iiiiii ■itin ; im- 1'PTOOh Appai-ftiiK Un ri - opportunity for inn ini ids'." r to * rt-ti-i* leader. When the meelliiK OCeun it I* uniler- siomi ihai the bbunthiT}' eotumisalon will be the chief mai'iT ol cunteiillou. !;• ports from ib-lfn^t ltl»iat lhal Ibe goveriiipenl will rcfuRT to nominate a member to tin cummliadop; nevrrtho- le**. 11 Ih belleveii force of publle opinion lu Ireland will »vent nail; bring about acceptance of the eum- uilssltm. because there $Xo lai'-pu UnlonLsl populations In the cotintlc* of Dodogal, Monaghan ami Cavan, which are * i xelnded from tin 11\- cotinty art a timl whieh wilt hope lo derive benefit from ir.i-.-U a emu mission and will pfefM for ncceptahco. Soarchlights Lessen Shotl, UKl.l-'AST, pee, I?.—Firing wan i<- newed In Mvoml dlMiiels of the * My ihis morning, Two pernoni wero Injured. SeurehllKhls were placed by thc military on roof* of houae* In tbe eusi end of Un- eii\. Tu tltiH luct Is usenbeil n roSSCUlng In the HhootillK uh compared wiih that of Saturday night. The wcek-itul shooting, like that Of all recent nlttht was from the housetop** in tbe residential district* wherfl tho snlpeis fired from behind iiiitnneys or throush hole* in the roofn. * The victims of ibe ihoottng often wert. poroon* for whom bulb ts w* ro imi intended, BBLKABT, \h-,-. 18, An at tempted tab! for arms oil tin Balmoral »how ground*, which I* under military oc- MpaUon, resulted In failure Saturday nifjhl. following it day of floTco rtoUnng throughoutoul the citv satin Uny. During the nlghl n motor lurry arrived at tin- shott ground* and .i:. min KlopjM 'I oul Theae n» u went tu the rtdllng, win re ihey re- ei-ivi il iilb-N whieh were handed out to ihi-m by men Inside ihf; ground*. Tlie authorities had rOdrfvod a warniiiR of the contemplated raid and had placed soldiers at Mintage point* lu readlni-yH for an atliiek. The soldb'is opened tli- on the woiihi-b-i-* raider*, two of whom wore wounded and captured. The wounded mun are declared lo liava l»cn Identified a.i Slnu l-eimt-s fn-in the Pall* disiiiyi. The nutboiiUc* today were reticent concerning the situation. but It h believed thc wldlors to whom the overture were made for the trauafiir of armantenls u*iv<- Information lo their Offlrcn .-f tin- pn i ■ *cd maneuver. One man wns killed during the dlsturbanecR or Saturday cvoiflng and four women were nUPVng lhe wounded. II Rid LONDON, Dec, IS, It is not Known y.oi whether the report of tho kov- ernmeiil feoiioniy eommlHsle-n, headed by sir Bfle Ueddes. which has been humied to the chancellor of the exchequer, sir Robert Homo, will bo published or uot. .The report Ih snld to point ihe way to economics totalling about JC'-MMMMiOO. The onmmin- sion "is ncncMiliy understood to have proceeded on lines of drastlq ciUh In the hi (j spending departments of the Kuvermneiit, rather thun nibbling incidentals. The rumor that tho report recommends the virtual amalgamation bf the administration of all three departments of the right lng BOrytCD; lhe w» r of rice, admiral! y and ulr ad - mlialty. Is believed to be substantially cbrroct< The old ago pension system almosl cerlauly has been under review by the committee, bul it in considered doubtful tlmt tbdro will bo any alterations in it at prCHetit. Stipulations regarding these Pensions might leave mtmy old folks without pension*. The employment exehui'gcs. which have long been unpopular with all who have had djcftl** Ing* with thorn, will probably come In for drastie overhauling. OF POLICIES King Invites Cooperation of Crerar and Houston; Con ference to Consider. WINNll-IXI, 1XM' IS.-tlly I'llliu- lltltll MlX'KH),— A <lilii'll» "I III.' lili'in- bora-uiaot ot |nu'l).iii..-..l ul Muiilliilii. HiiNkiiti-lHWuii ami Ail.irta will bo hold ut Hii»luiHii>ii "ii TuiiHiluy ol* thlH tmwk. It In l.-iimil lonliilit. Hi." T. A. OiTi-itr, li-nil. i' "t tlu' I'niKrt". nlv.' imrly Is mi! ..f lowll und It I bsllOVod lui Iiiih Ulfl I'M' Sunkutoi.li ft utlrilil llu- .•0llf..T''lK,il wlilcll Im OX- l«i«(il lo no o. ijiiiK v,uy tonnrili rumo) Ini; iiuvortiiiiitii.« ol 111*' pri.a.'in political t.ti notion. Tin. cull 01 Hi" ITOBrowrlvoi tu oonfori'ii.'"- ii.II'.ivk ii vlalt to WlnnllM.-s luat wi'i'li of Anilrrw tliiyilon. Niiili.n ul orminla. r ol llio Ubcml lluli' lt in rurri'titly ri iKirtoil ho rulliv n-S It r<-|>rri'<'llllllIvo of Hon. \V. I,. Ma.-- ki'iiitlo KIiik lo plni'i- iM'fon-. Mr t-r.-nu anil lion. A. 11. Huili«»ii a I'a-.- In on wlili'li tlioy «<to Inviti'.l li .-o..|i.'iat.' In tlio inlnitnlstriitioi which Mr. Kins Is -mmui to form. If hii.-li .1 proliomil win. mndr to il I'rogii'mlvo ii'iiii.'i'. It will li- iilni-.'.i l-.i.'..- tli,- ronfircin.'!' lit 8aMlui»...'ii oil Tli.'M.lay. anil otli'r sot'ci'iiinint oHIcIuIh. Tin coiifi rt'ttcu bolwuun ,M. llrianil nml thu Uiltlah in-lmu mlnlater Mill begin ut 11 o'clock tomorrow. Firo Cau.cn Oamago VANGUARD, Biiak., Doc. lb.—Kilo which oiislnuti'il ulllur from on ovor la'iiti'il atuvoiiliii' or nn oxiiltmlon in ll,,. Hiniilury inrajt murkvt horj nt mlil- lilHhl Hnliiriluy. cuinu'il ii total limit, «-Jtir9*t|aiftH!!» IW ._ Violate Immigration Rules; Accuses Reckless Disregard of Law. WAKHINT.TON. l>(i'. I* Bccrclnn of Ijibor Davis luia immil fhwa lo UlO limit of Ui" atiituio lUtwsod aBnlimt lho Iti-illHli Cuiiiinl Blwutlahlp lini'n anil Iiiim imki'il Hi" ilMo .l.'Pini- mout to mako illi.lt.mailo ruproMnla- tlona tu th" lliitlKli koi.Tiini'-iii ngiiliinl. wlinl In. i.ffliiully elamoil.»» a "bolil. uml 1 ln.ii.vo. ii knowing attempt on thu part of III" voniimny In violuli tho linnilKi'iilloii law "llliir l.i'i'iiiuio ..( 111" piilliy in-ofllii I" l'i' guliicd thereby or lo .iis.-i-.-.m our InimlKi'iilloii jioil.-.\." Tlio clrcumMuncoa complolnod ot urine .ml or Hi" aii'ivnl on Un: I". ui New Vork of ihe liner AMiillnnln wllh 2I)U llunltiiliiili InunlBralilM du- aplto the fact Uuu on Doc 1. *_ l'» inlgratlun DurooU had announced lo oil m.'iimiililp llu.'s tlun th" M""iii ol InimlKitinta froni Hungary legally "n- ■lltled lo euler tilt lillnil Stali-H Up p> Uuly, IW, WM exluulaleil. Mr. Duvla lun. Ilkewli." oddreMOd a idler to Aiiiirii"y-ii"ii"i'ii Dafgli oily ilaklllu lor legal oplnloii uh to whin iiellun fun be taken In "an appalling Mitiiutlon which Iuim aiia- eu by tb" rj-oklew dlarogard ot the Uiw l.y lii'iunHlilp oompnnloa." NAME NE1LL FOR ' THE NEW CABINET VICTOWA, IH'.'. l». Akin »• Nwll "H'.ii.l un all llillip.ll.l.'.l ui.'mbei- for i'..nn ..AH. .nil.' Inn. uli" Inn "u- nuuneetl lil" Intent I giving Hi" l.ll..'l-ul Kov.'i -nm. -in III" 'UliP'.il. i» rcconinuiiili.1 ui ono of lwo cabinet inlnlMom from Hi|/I»li r.'liiiiil.i.. un- Nor thu Hon. W. I.. Mackenale King, If pii'iii'iil plan* ui" "Uni.'.l Uiiiiuuli. A fllllil lu pul Mi. Nilll In 111" .all- llie! liua been liuiu'lt.'.l hero Hy H...no or IiIh ■uppoiiera from i*.nn .s-AHxinl uml bin io .U i.y prominent l.lbrmli. from v:,ii"ii^ Putin of Vflheoitvof 'lHHtlllJ, ' Propose Nov. 11 Should Be Thansgiving Day; Request Legislation. I'.li.r.Auy. Dee. it.—ai Uo- clOHlni aontdon tf iho .Min rln gnnual provln- i'l,'*I eonvi'iitlon on 8uliir.la> it w.ih -I.-. i.l"..l to joilunii all r> loluiloni adapted tu llie r. H-. a. convantlon! whloh will bo hold lui" next iiioniii. 'Iii.- I*. V. A. will l„. afki-.i lo ;.n»wer 111" tl. Vi. V. A. Il»l of iiucatloiiH Mil.- uiliteil to eaiiiliilni.i .luring tlio oleo- ilnn. with an additional one ua follow!*: Ale yuu lu favor of rcqueelillg ihr Koioniiiieut to pin* legislation to ub- nerve Thankaglvlng day on November 11 In future?" iho command haa now 113 branlhoa ami n« In proeehs of oripiiilintlon. nc- i-oi.liiig to Uu- w. reluiy'M ivporl. which Hhow.'d ihe command fin.tneei. in "xrell.'iit i-iniiiiiii.il, Coiialdi ruble Uuu- wuh di'ioli'.l to a dehat" on uu- .inploymoni dlatn-aa mul reii.-f moux- itrox, 11 ml' hope, woi" tigpfuxoed tlini the liglHlatlit" will t-eii.'tv lb" ISO.QOO grant for rellff lo voteruiiH lltrouglt 111" ilKNUtilillou. I'ftBl l'renld.-ol VV, .1. Hull,rill. It.il Deer, wiih oloclod pro- vinclal l-1'preneiiliillvo on the lloniiii. i.,ii command, olher officers bolng: I'ri'Htdeul. Terry ICnglniul. Craig* myl.-; flltt.Vice piYHin-ent. II liaker. Modliinu Halt Hi'eund viei- pi-. Hbl.-ni. I-:, t'oole, ICilmoiiinii; oxorutlve, I, Cil T.'il")', I'lUgni'i. mul M. A. I'.riiiiiuii- combe, Vofmllllon, FINE HINDU REBELS .M.I.Ml.Ml.Mi llrllli.li null.. Dee. IK. Tiindiil Uotllnl llehiii, a prominent Nit'lomil.-1 loader, IiIh two m-pli owi und IiIh ki.ii. who wero urroHted Dee. I. lo nmneetlan with Iho non- doopdrntlonlal inovemeni toiiny wore M'll1' IH-'-ll I" nil IllOtlliO. Ill pl-iHOII llllll II fl| ' < .' IHU II "l i N ".II ll. II WIIH tl"- cn 'i ilini iin.i should servo nnothi r month in prison in "nn" there won a tivl«HH III Ihvll lluvj. .. sigi'i'iM. sr..\s«x ltiitnitii. MOXTIUCAI.. Dec. 18.—The •.hipping wusoll of tlio port of Molllr.-al for i'.'-l was a f"i'ord uii" wiiii a lutnl of t,ii1 ii-iiiH-Atluntle ateomcrH, having i net lunnage of l,6tH.H4 i"oh ami representing nn luereaf" ol lOtJ v.-H-.-l.'. or .'.;:..v.... net louH over tli" 1910 iota) ami ol' thu Inf. Rhlps, or tll.ICO loni over Uml for l-.'i-.'. which was 111" hlglical previous year. Tho local harbor had lb" longest navigation suaaon HiIh your In all It.i hiHlory. opening Murch lit uui| elo.sliig lU'C.-inli.-i 11. Th" outstanding feature ot tlio Inado was the large number uf [till eurguflO uf grain curried, in addition in Ui" iiuiiiillli.'i. on the regular liti.-rgi iliore being 03 »bipH fully loaded i" ih" Unltod Kingdom und '.'33 to i-unil- iieiitiil ports. OBSERVE HOUDAY OTTAWA. I)*-'1. W.—illy Cu nad inn PfDH)—ChrlitmoM fuming Oh Humlay thU'>int. Monilay, Dec. 26, will -bv olwcrvitl as ;t iieliday throuffhuut tin? Dominion. An artlit In wumll iiro- \ldliiK tor llil" hun btunt iwiHheil Audi her order iitovtUoH iwylnK tin- tcm- jtonuv etnployoM "f tin* olvll »orvico un Ihi' -'-'ml ot thr month* InntwiU of un tin- Iaii duy. It ha* Irct'ii ouAoinoi y it> «i" thlH nnme ymra now, " i" pmliaWfl that publication will Of. in i<if for tin- (il>Hi*Tvatluu u( tlu> Monday following Now >*var'n as a holiday nlto MAIL SACKS BURN. VANCOI'VUU, Dos, 17. oi.. hundred nnd fitly ancka of mall were it"- Hlni>..l wlii'il ii ear iillui'hud to Canadian I'aclfli' Inilli No. 'i cauglii fl i ilulif. '••-: miles cust of Tioii. lasl ululit. Mueh of that lost war L-hrlaima* wall for eaatorn Canada. A "niislgiiii. ni of mail for Winnipeg .opi-.l IiiJIii OARAGE BURNS WINNIIpiU, Dec. lit—Firo broke i,ut ...iii this i-vonlng lu lho Orlf- fltli .M"'"i Bin UK". William avenue, iliimiigliiH* iioiu uu to 7o uutomoblles and moioi trucks und cunning damage lu the extent of ito.uou. MRS. TE8KEY DIES VAM-nl'VKII. He", tt, Mrn. iiiii" Teskeyi wile ol .Mayor \\.' I'. Teskey. ..I i '.,i IH.I1IKU.V. Alta., died 111 KumluopH ..ii I'rldiiy. Sho will bo burloi! In YttlHiW-ttV BB XU«<m*. ARMENIAN BROIL STARTS TROUBLE Hliiiiii.T. li-.-. is -Seven min woro Injured and nix hundred persons, many of Ihem womon uml children, were thrown ini" a panie whon rioting i.roko out at ci. a. n. hull dur lng Ui" ni'-.-tlng of lho party or lhu Armenlun i.-pui'lli-. Tlu. rioting begun, the police soy, whon a speaker minted Bhuron, ;ol- vo.-iii.-.l ovortliruw Of tin- party and formutinn .-r a strictly wotMngt-fian'ti tial'tj of Ann. uiiuiH in Its HlQAil. At 111" slali of the illKl.llimni'". mon In tho hull pushed women uml Ohlldren Into nu adjoining room, thon divided into factions atid fought with ohiilt'K nml tli.-lr fii,tH. A Squad ot ar, police r"H.i>rn Duelled the riot. After being tinned in a local bos pltal, tin- seven tnjureii men u.-ro arrested "ii ollorges of tllHlurlilng the peace. Wind Sweeps Northwest; Reaches Zenith at Niagara; Hits Telegraphs. (iAMIII.liS l»\ \viii-:\i. WINXIIiill. I).-.-. II.—ll.imblini; iii the WhOOt mark.-I on 111" Willi.ip.'g I'.ralu oxphange w.th farmorif in j wns responsible for lh. loss ol 11311, UUU hv .loi"'|.li M. II. -.11", vi., pre • III.Ill of III" Allan;." lililln "i.n.p.l.i. nucordlng to n alateiueni madi lu- night l.y I*. Ui Me|-.w.n. formerly pre. ■ Id.'llt or lho I- pah.;. .Mliinii" On. pny. M. I,. A., president of the contr puny, could nol I..- reachod tonight. Dessctle lefl Winnipeg In .lune of llilr your. Mr. Mi'Kw.n saiil lho oharxo'of i-uii..-/./.i.-uo'iii i-i being laid b) II. P, Blackwood, K i*. on ii.iialt ot ih.- board or grain ronimlwlonur*. '\VAIti: HtiMlls TODAY. NKW VOUK, Doc. 11. —An anony- mouH letter senl lo Gharli-s T Mor- l.ini. u IirHhd hu t broker, warning liliu ihui "the stock exchange nml everything in a radius of flv,- blocks win bo blown up l.y :. bomb December tu," waa bilb'Veil to be lho work of an irri.spoii--.il.1" persons. Kxtra priH-auliolia were laken tonight. Iiowevi-r. All persons entering the dlHtrlel wor.. subject to "los'o hci'ii- tlny nml motor vohiii'-- \m re krpt moving. TORONTO, Uo"- 1»-A siitf gale, which In places reiiehed a velocity ol HU miles au hour and WUS aeeoinpanleil l.y snow and rain, swept over the Inkt regions mul the.southern pari bt llu province of Ontario lusi nlghl uml Sunday morning, causing consider- airier property .Inning". N" ratalltle- n r.-sult of thb storm have boen reported. The wind swept down from tin northwest, atfectlng l«iH<- Supertoi very little, but the full forco wal tell oi.-r Hi" northern pail of I'.lo Michigan mid Lake Huron. Erie am Ontario. 8otithi'rii Ontario, especial)) the Niagara peninsula und lh" Hint"' south of lho hikes suffered mosi. I. tlo- vicinity of Niagara lhe blow reg. Ist.-'r.-.l ml miles an hour, while ii Toronto tho maximum « is ail nillei an hour. The gal" moil. ■I ll" mag- jlniiiin heighl l.elw.en 7 and II o'cloi'. I Ibis morning nn.l by i II it nai ! ki ' il ly lii...l.-iilli'.l In Unliiri... i ii" Dominion moleondogleul offlei Informed' Hi" Canadian Press lonluh lhat norlhorn Ontario w.is nol bailll I hit, Lui Uiui ymi th" niaiitini" am New England cuasl wwild r lv. :t..nii,iu tbe full foi" of th" iftiJ' wlileh i.ii southern Ontario ihi morning. Upset Commun.c.-itions. The Wlinl in Hi" soulli.rn i.'gl'.n «»- accompanied i.v "Wn. -xlai, further north tin snow f.n henyflji Tin- telegraph rompnnlca were hard :,i: liy 'ii" storm, more partlcuhtrl I . ii.. Niagara dlsirluls. Along th nurlhern shore ,.r Lain- _i"itaiio. wlr "111 Five Hundred Arrests Under Prohibition Law; Wholesale Raids. tiili'Aii". iu-. II, l'i*"' hundred pwHotiH nro under arr.'Ht lu'i'i. i-hui-g- ed with violation of th" prohibition law, Th" priaoners uro being hold ut various poll.-.' stations throughout Hi.- eity. Chief .-I' P6l|ce ii'llgmorrla suld tills afternoon Uuu plana fnr fur- thi r itrrpsta wore undor wny. Tlu iir.-sis Woro mud" Hiiiurduy nlgln ..ml today In wliol.'sule raids. conducted by tlo poll." ai the order oi chief of roll"" Pllsmorrla, who has lnouiisi',1 I" "nink" liileugo ho dr> Ihui li siiiieoks.' COUNCiTDISCUSSES" MARKETING OF GRAIN WINNHi'.U. Dec II. A mootiot of ih" i.'iiisoiiuii council ot Agriculture will I." held in Winnipeg on Wed- mil Thursday, Ine. JI uud It, li Ih staled liy offlclala or the cuun- II tbut the pin-pone ol' the meeting iius no riialloii lo fiileruUun politics or lh" deliberations of rroges- slve in- mi- Tlio sul.Ji will I" gl Haiti llial lh llie i ieet of purlliimenl .r iiuiiitetliig uf groin attention und it Is .iilliii'iiilulliiiiH dealing 'i* ntiiv go from t li.- 'oiiniil lo ih" provincial eonventlons il Hi" Kuriui'i-s ul' .Mtiultohii. Suskul -■hi-ivan und Alberlu, wlileh will bt iivi'-i aisjaia mv oal is* wnvks. iiillnnii ."ff. red iiiiil especially in th" vlelnliv of King «:.hi .uui ai other p..im- ..i"iig U' l'.u.i- l.ak" Ontario boat nero lorn ti'.m their itnchorage b; Hi,, sweep of wind down the lakt ami aeveral wero washed itshore. Th" clilos or west, rn Ontario tr poii a heavy snowfall ami mncl wh" Iroillil". .): Hiantfurd Ul tlraii'i river rose »l* f""1 on Bunday, due. i" Ho- heavy rains on i*iiiur<iii> liuli trees la lh" Niagara belt w.-re broken down In largo numbers Toronto's damages wore not serious. Thirty >i"i" fronts wore blown in and two tini;.- pill'li.- g.iiag.-s iv.n partly wrecked, Utroel cars Were kepi moving In spl f Ui" heavy snow- full, and trains moved pr.it> .l..s.- ti schedule, At SI. lly.ii'liilln. tjii". lh" '* I' 'I reportod thiil ihreo.tiuarters <.t Uo town was iu dkrknoM, olii'..- lho telephone .m.i lelograph wires hud also suffered. Some damage ••< u siinil kind wits reported fmm i number place, "a lhe Island "'. M nln il ififsi U Mother and Six Children Overcome by Flames in Windsor Blaze. WlKDSOIt N .-1 I i- Mt» Ruben .lohnson und h«r sis chlldrt wore burned io death when fltfo de sirov.-il IhOll' liolll" at the ...l"i..i al I tl.-mi'iii. five miles from here. Suiui- day niglll ll I" Supposed 111" ll started In Uo- kliihi'ii. Tin- moth und ehll.lr. ii w. ry overcome ny sniol while trying lo get out by the troi door. Whloh lln-y were iii.iil.l" I" op.- I'iiiiiii-r in iin ovohlng Buben Johi si.n. iii" father had gone to iho m "Batttiico or ii niighlioi whose i bin no} wis on rii". im ins u iv inch lo.ni" li" wus called bj .i ueUtwoi nml whll" ili.-i" heard .-.i.s of Bfi uud rushed oul t" MC his liiius.- 11 Homes. Tin' rh" aproad «nii Well rapidity that m-.-.-ss i.v the back door was Impossible, ami wiu-n Hi from il • was broki u uiuin Hi" moil er anil .'llllilr.li u.-,' found llllddl. together dead, Mrs. Johnson was Ail yenrs of nge hlid tho ug.-s of tin ijojs nn.l lliri'o girls ranged froin lo ir, veins. SCHOONER AFIRE. DOBTON, He.', li 'Word of tl huriiing of llm lliitisli BChoOttel Hon aid .1. I'.iok or l.niienl'urg. S*. S.. etas r.'i'elv.'il in n wlr.-ii'ss mCXsuge li tonight, Tin message said i\„- ,-, hnd boon ri'Bi-U"! hi Ho .leal Hdwurd 0. The stiiuuii'.-i lefUlOMll '.'8 '.em* Not Disposed to Accept Unjt- ed States Naval Ratio; Program to 19& FRENCH PROW7/ALS QUITE lfi EXPECTED Fails to Hai^onize With Basic Priir-pies of Disarmament. :heme. WASHINGTOT, Lice. II.—Proposals mude by llie French delegation Thursday to the navul committee of tho armament conference, Included a definite schodulo of conslructlon which contemplated tho replacement by 1941 of the prosont Pronich battlo fleet by 10 new ships totalling 350,00(1 tons. The propoHuls und tho accompanying schedule ot planned eunstructlon was presented wllh tho full authority of the French government, It wnn learned on best uuthorlty tonight, and were not. as has been Indicated in some quarters.;, merely "a tentative, departmental plan" Authoritative French opinion, as obtained tonight wus that tho plan and Us resulted ratio for France wns entirely reasonable. It was mado plain ihui there was no disposition to mod- iry lhe proposals in Iheir vital features, or to accept the I7S.000 ton ratio proposed by iho Unltod states delegation'. The first new ship would lie laid down In Urt. under thu French plan sul'mltt.'il to the i-ominittee und each y.,ir Ui.' keel of an iiiMltiouul ship would be laid to gradually replaco and augment the present capital ship loiiniig" "f Franco whloh, In tho opinion of her government, Ih uiitlouatcd in d-sigu and inad.'.iuato to proper- .> protect th" nation's Interests. Tho naval experts of thu Frcn.ii delegation estimated thai the .last ot tho How ships would be ready lu 1941, or imi beforo in yours after the period ot Hi" naval holiday contemplated in lhe limitation agreement beforo the eonforcucc. I'licxis-outl. WAH111NCTON, DOO. 18- -.Seerolnry ,,t sii.i. Hughes, as i-hutrmnn of tht. uiui.not ills eoiitorence. hns eommunl- CoiiUiiui.l on Puss gavau. STRIKE OIL iMLClAJlY, Dot. is.—According to Uifunnntlini rwclvod In Calgary lo- night, a mii,ilt flow ot oil Una Im-n Hlruclt at Waluli, Alta. JuMt out of Mctlh'lni Hat Tin- flow wan »Irurk mu Tiuir-sii'iy loat, but lIk* voll I* fill- ink' in arid tin* ilgo ot \Uf* iwol in .liiiit-iili i" iifiwrlalii. Tin- oil U ;,ii.t ol lw of itonti quail ly. ANTARCTIC EXPE0TTI0N*IeAVE5 KID UK .lANlMKO. pW. lS.-TIm Drlllsli An t OTC 11' fXiM-ditiou al>il> Quest, eommondeU by sir ^nwal Shucklctori, Ion hero this momlir fur tin- soutli «ft«i ;»• ttarw wcck>" stay, during which it undtiru-ont repairs. ,<li Miiiff-t plan." a iIIriH-t voyaso tu South Qoofftta from which country ho win proceed u, tn.- Antarctic steamer'arrivals Olympic it Sotititujitiiion fioni Ni-w York. M' t avni.i. •■ l.ivcri'uol fnjin N\ Jplihfl Canadian -i i nlr. -from New Vork. ZetiimU ,u ii iitf.i.v from Antwerp THE WEATHER. LL—f • *)*) Nelson . .-. .... 5 as Victoria .. I'll it Vancouver .... 26 K Kulltl.iults ... 14 :o Uarkcrvtllc 1 II Prince Ituperl ... :'ti 31 I'lllllllll .. ... 1.1 1*0 Winnipeg .... it* lv 1',,1 llu ml ... ,T.' 311 Sun l-i'iituiHcu ... it lit Hisutlo .... f: 311 Penticton ■,. UL' '.'li Hi. mil l-'orks .... '.i '.'a Knslo ... 1.' tt I'mnbroul. Hi UlUW IKU, THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY MORN1NC, DECEMBER 10, 1921. The Premier Hotel ol the Interior GEORGE BENWELL, Pi aerial.r, SPEC I A la SUNDAY DINNER. .1.00 Service UtCexcelled. INCOMPARABLY THE FINEST TEA ROOM IN ■. C. Op... Dally It a. m. L Midnight, Muale and Oanalni Tht l.ata.t Sunda.a. lea Caid Orlnka and leaa Aft.rnoon Tan (2 p. m. ta 6 p. m.) 25o H.adno.ii.', lar All Travallni Men. Mlnini Man and Tourlata ■UROPEAN PLAN ROOMS, 11.OS UP HUM1>— 0. A. Bowker, Mlrrur l.ulie; inn who,i-. B. Qryor. llonlmul: ii. n. elnrrett, tirunil l-'wrlro: VV. .1 I'oo. Vnncouver: l-:tni>..'n»oii Walker, CranbrboK; V, I.. Thompson, Vulleouver: W. .lew.tll. Nf-li-oii: .Mr. uud', .Mrs. Hiirimr. Victoria! tl. .1. S. Wottontierg, M. Htoiir. Mmi- treiil; C. Miimflold, N. S. Vulyliiiiil, i.t'llil.ii.le.-; Mra. I'liu.s. lliiiiH.iu. I'on- Inr; ll. I.. K.yuolitH. l'roiior; I'ut e'ow- ii it. Nelson. American Plan, (3.00 and Up. European Plan, 51.00 and Ue HOTEL STRATHCONA Nelson's Leading Hotel THE HOME OF THE COMMERCIAL MAN W«dl lighted aample runma ground floor. Special winter rules Uf weak r month. HALCYON HOT SPRINGS HOTEL and SANITARIUM Arrow Lakes, Gnin.li Columbia American Plan, 13,50 per dny. 114 per week. For rates Apply fcstr-.ul!-- .ona Hotel or Halcyon. H. W. SHORE The fluent water fur Rheumatism. Sciatica. Ount. Urlnlo Con- dltlona. etc LONDON, boo. is,—dty Cunutllutl Press cable. >•—What some uf Ihe powerful shipbuilding aud nrniatuetit Interests are Inclined In think (if the proposed naval trure was indicated -on Saturday wlteti Lady Hi-own. wifo "f Hlr Ceorgo Madia fell Ilrown, Knro- pi'un manager of Uio Cuuadfan Pacific railway »i Clydebank, (ilusgow, cbrls- teii-il ihe Mouiehilre, s'ster n1>1]i to the Montcalm both uf wiueh nre luleiideil for ihi- Canadinn Pacific rnllwny steamships, lie tween Liverpool nnd I'unadu, They will lie placed un llie nmle enrly n*\*t suuuno-*, The builders of those vessels, ihe .John Browtl c.mupnny, linve tlieir iiuiln works nl Sheffield, nnvnl nrmutiieut being the ehlef production, ai Saturday's c-ro- nuniy Sir Thomas iu :. managing dl- rector of the Clydebank works, referring tu Ibe nnval truce, fulil be did uut know whnt wns going to happen (0 Lho big armament firms. * No general stimulus of Iraac could compensate for tip loss wlileh would fall nu certain firms. It wim Impossible to produce plowahitrcs and pruning hooks .'roni ijLQOO-loll presses. The Inspired prophets had referred to tbls In most beautiful language, l»ul the Sheffield wbrkew, who eerlnlnly pus- ifOMOd n ntOBl remarkable voenl»ular>'. would regard the proposal lu un tn* tlroly different vein. Owing to Saturday's unpropiilous weathe" the actual launching of the Motltctntrc was poslputi'd a few days. The l-Impress of Cunndn. now undergoing finishing touches on tho Clydo. leaves enrly iu the new yenr for Vancouver tu hr-gln rewire nn the Fnr Boatirn rquto, Let's Make It An Old Fashioned Christmas Gifts lor all! Gifts, dainty, useful, suitable. Check list Proprietor ." ,:w..-;.■'-.; .:•: QUEEN'S HOTEL luroooon and Amarlean Pl«« •<««m Haat In Evary n..m A, LAPOINTE, Pr.prl.t.r qVEKSS- Mr noli. .','.; l. ,...' Mr. nn'l Mm, Mill. all* Krleli. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL Owned and run by Canudlntie. Na alien In hor employed. Room Hint hoard, per niuiilh... $ |5 E. KERR, Proprietor. MADDEN HOTEL MRS. MADDEN, Prop. Firet Claaa Room, by tha Week ar Month. Evary Con,.deration Shown ta Gu.it.. Day, Cor. B.k.r and Ward St... Nalaan Stirling Hotel 71J Vernon St. T' a half east of the Newly opened. Luiht rooma with hot and ■team hcut. Also houaekfeplng apartment*--* F. H. BU — tjiocka and post office, mil cheerful Oold watar, aiid I room mai>ui:n -J. Tlioma i; H \ UoUou nld, InVenn ss, K. S.; H. V . .U ulilooii H. Hughes. Spokane; 1 Thompson ' A. l.O.i ll, Me (.cod: l,Olli*" . (lit limit .lOlttlHtUtl, \ 'mil: .linn* r> i it* l lun . ''lt> l,. unkb-v. K-ni(.. TREMONT HOTEL t, NILSON, PropriaLr, •AKER STREET 'urmahad Ream, by Day, Waab ar Manlh, v , THEMOXT—J. .Mnli.rii'l.l. Troll. II llltclwll, Itoaalunil. A Dlnfcli: ''Im- II Murrlx. Clt>. THE KOOTENAY HOTEL Mm Mallattt, Proprittraaa *% homo for tht world at roatonabla rattt. Opaa night and day. Plrat- aloaa dlnlno-rtam. Camfartakla rttma. HI Varnan ftt Ntar Pott OffUa THE STANDARD CAFE tit Bakar Str.at, Nal.an, I. C, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 11:30 to 2:30 Special Lunch..35^ 6:30 ta 8:00 p. „,.. Supper. _oC Phona 154 POLICE ON SCENT OF BOMB OUTRAGE CLEW WAHSAW. in-.'. IS.- Sylv.-M.-r i'oh- Siovi-. thf I'nMi-tl Stat--**' department of jufllee tiJBvnt. hat tcul u cable diiUMlt-h tn Wiitthlngloti KlVtlHf- the nam.- nf a bluekamlth, Wullf.- Undon- tVl.l. iiUua WllllMin Mud.-, who. In- al- IvKi ■•* iiiai)iif;i**tm*t il tho bonth and .••iKlu.--.-ved tin- detail of (lie explo ■•i.-ii In Wnll Mi'ta-l In IM0 and iv* n'iveii money for tile Jul*. Tile lid- Inm I" given an 100 AVuhI 40th -tre-t. Now Vork city. Tlio uiaek- -mith h KuppoHod t.. bo In lho Unit* ed Slate* at the pronont tljne. The blue kit m It h> wife, aeconlltit n. the Ktatnment. walohed .1. i*. Xforgan'i nun.mint from an ndja<-**nt vlndow aome tlm.- previous to tba eitptoikni. Th. iiotuii exploMun in Wall mnol \i*w Vurk; iK-i'Miri-d In Boptontbor IWO. ai tin- iiiiii. j, LMerpont Muf trail Uiin iiln'oatl, having lefl Ne\V Vork ('ity wltb hh \vlf«> In AiikuhI. Mr. Murrain «:in Informed of the ex* pli-xlcn whit" to l.otiduii. Il<> n-turn 1 lt>>m<- enrly In Oo uTObW uf 1H21 HIGH CLASS RESTAURANT ROYAL CAFE open duy and nlgtft Que k serv- i.-e. UlniH-r, 11 .:'.() O. Ill, iO ItOQ p. m,( nr..-. Bi«clal Bitppor, i:ao p. ro. to S:00 p. m.. ,15c. Phont 182 S04 Baktr Streot Homo or th*- d-.«r m Vork luatlUitlon enjoy fonnuuee !•>* le.nlnr; 6 ti a of u New hiumU'jI per- the piano. NIGHT COUGHS Whether you ugroo with lt. ll. Htu- pk-rt' polltlcH ur, ibityHnpi dlrtllke blm per.sona'ly. ,ull must ooucedn tbat Im ndtnlriibly demonstrat.d lhat bo bud tho courage of hin convictImw u» woll hh dlHplaylng the -spirit of gamoMIM that hua alwuya beon evident In him hi either sport nr buHluosa, when In- entered the Wesl Kootenay fight n« -Uberal ntnndnrd bonrer hardly more Ihau lwo weokH he'ore pulling* duy," *uvh ail editorial In the Cre«lon Ito- view. "Duo lo thin lute Hlart bin defeat (uiiio.s an ttd'Hurprlse, and least uf all tu htnntelf," Hu. ftuvlow eonllmieu. "Hud he been lu Ihe field four week* earlier. In view of thi amall lifted landalldu to MlnimUmm III olher pnrt**' of the Dominion, (here uni ho iu nuesilon an to hi* auooen In this cun Hittuertoj'. "Ever Hlnee polling day helms been lu receipt of iiutncroUv lettors coin- mending him on th.' genuine UlhpnU Bplrlt he;<}shlb1ted in accepting nomination at such a late date, hut tho most appreciated of Ihem all Is the telegrum rocolVfd on l'rl.lu,\* from Canada'^ proapefthv premb r. and ■which reads as follow*-; '■■OTTTA'WA, Otlt., Dec 1,-11. H. Waples, CYdston. IV C.i I can not too sincerely oXpre** my appreciation of tlu* splendid efforts mnde by yourse'.' and frlotpls In Wal Roolcnay to carry Ihp Cun^tlluntcy In the Liberal inlercMs.1 nor how deeply I regret that West Kuotonny Is not today numben-d amongst the constituencies that will bo represented on the government side nt tho opening of the new parliament. The parly generally will npproetate tho adverse clroumslnnces wilh which Cm- IdheralH of West Kootenay wore obliged to contend, and will honor you and thero the more because of lho valiant fight (hade hi your constituency In tho hehalf of Ubcrnl principles. I hope to haw an early opportunity of rovlewinw tho wholo situation with you. Meanwhile ploAM accept on bi'hulf of the parly und myself p.THunulty this oxproaalon uf thanks for your splcudid part lu the palgu ,tust conclud'-il. " 'W. I*. UACKKNZZIH KIKC "Creston valley in particular, nud West Kootenny in gene nil. In to be congratulated on the n-turn of tho Liberal government, oven though Iho local candidate is number* I umuiig the unHucccssftil. As tho government'***-! advisor In this constituency Mr. Staples'" outstanding bustUOM ability and his thorough knowledge of the tirod* uf tbo man on Ihe land will bt) available tu tho nev administration, and iu< a working citlr.cn of Wei-t Kootenny he will pgbbably he able tu vW. better Mirloe than he could pos*4l*ly render bud ho to spend five ur six monthH each your attending tbe MM* stons of the bouse nt Ottawa. * "With Llln ml governtn.'titi ut Will Ottawa and Victoria and with It. It. Stnpb-H looking nfter uur federal In- t-*»ru*-ts, thoro is every JutUfteatlon for the Optimism Hint exist* thut unler the now ordi r uf things GrOftfeB Wl- loy*H biNt Int.-restH will be cxyodhious- ly handled by th •-tondiird boarer." Men's Choice Neckwear/ Men's Lounging Jackets MenV #Handkcrchlef8, Hosiery, etc. Ladies* Gloves in Kid, Cape and Suede. Handkerchiefs in endless choice. _ Hosiery—Silk and' Cash- meic. j Underwear, knitted. Underwear—Gowns, Corset Covers, Bloomers, etc., in silk. Blouses especially for gifts. Boudoir Caps. Fancy Ribbons. Party Dresses. Street Dresses. Coats. Fur Collars. Silk Skiits. Leather Hand Bags. Gifts so acceptable, and yet so reasonable in price. friends appreciate! ap yoar Purses, Vanity Bags! Silk Gift Umbrellas. Choice gifts of Fabrics in Dress, Blouse and Skirt lengths, ttick.Silks, Smart Wools. Table Linens. Sweater Seta. Little tots' Knitted Wear. And hosts of other prize gifts. We have the gifts your The Nelson Dry Goods Co* LAiilES' WEAR SPECIALISTS b__ttttmJ_rm*ie*ttM earn- aw'uy. BtrQ0t ear service was lntcr- fur-pd with tmd running schedulos were knocked uut, nit morning, hut was resumed lo normal running In tbo nftornoon. Floodt Lumber Yards At Tutiuwanda the wntor ruse from soveu to eight foet ubove normal stngc, flooding thu lurge lumber yurds thore, overturning lumber piles and earrylng thousand* of foot of timber i out into the river and over Nln guru ! fnlltt. A dredge belonging to the ■ Sullivan Dunbury eumpuny. nnchor- od off tbe shore uf Grand inland, sunt Up signals uf dlstrenn when anchors began to slip, nud tin1 cumbersome enift began to muve down to- wurd tbo tails. Tug* went to the rescue, but they were uuublo lo bold the craft against the rU.oll of water and nweep of the Wind. The captain finally BaVQd his craft by dropping tho big steol dipper and digging It Inlo tbo mud uu iln* river l»od. Excecdts Niagara'i Limit NoTQr hns such n volume of wni-f-r poured over the brink of .Nlagaia fttlltt us did today. Brio, crowded i II looked from *hore ;i though all uf ihem llm keeping of the bench. loaded wllh grain fu. * Three gtiHolliie nulling , n'ghtfnll a-* Buceeoodd In Tlie hunts are Inter Btorntfo. bonis were sunk in the harbor of Dunkirk. Crazed Man Ends Reign of Terror By Shooting Self LUND, a P., Dee. V..--With lhe lOWor pun uf bis face shut away, the body ot Alex Julinsou was foil ml ut tie- dour uf hid shack this murnlng by I'rovim.'lal ('unstable Dudley und a pOMQ uf eight iirnicil nu-n. Hy killing himself Johnson put an end tu tho reign of terror in oxer* els'-il uver Luhd fur two days since he emerged from iho wuuds lu a craned condition and slew bis best fr.etid. ltulph Dunglo. The body of Dilngio was found Just Inside tbe shuck while .lubnsun was v\\ iho ground just outside (In- door With his rifle beside him, Conslub***' Dudley ami his possc poweli Ulver lato Tho waters of Dak* into the Nlagra rlvor by tho gale. | readied Lund from caused sueh a flood thut mllos frum I tal I night. They disouveixtl that tho source uf tho. river the water was Johnson had inkeu lu llie woods and where usually a scant I this morning tracked him to his i bomoslead. On the tnhlu In tho II the falls|(haek wus a message written In Swed-J Thc manner which VANCOUVER HOTELS NEW GRAND HOTEL • t« VERNON BT. EAST Cviwif art able Rcama, Hot and C»ld Water. Oining Rtom In Connectitn Ratei fl and up. HOTEL MARTINIQUE 1176 Grandvllla Street ''■'-»■., bright rtmum. J net the pUca fur vour rnratlnn. n-ii-i modern I* Wflto for purlleulara MRS. A. PATTERSON Lata of Royal Hotel, Granville It, Tcrntdj "'-urine Ull till colli' defeated Liberal were years. whirling deep where usually few Inchix race ulung. Many Islunds Just above submerged for tho first tlmo lu | Ish (Jront property datnugo ****" done on the upper river \m and Niagara fulls lo rlvorald houses nnd to motor boats. Ono es tlmatfl of the ptDiefty toss places Ut S3UU.000. No loss of life wus reported wus 1 "l'lettse write and tell my folks." Salle i followed by an unintelligible scrawl. boat-til Is auid Johnson, for tlie last year, - j hnd been laboring under the dlluslun i III lhat people wore trying to shoot thlni. but Hartt Shoes Retain their atyllah new appearance month after month, ia evidence of thalr economy— economy that ia -based on substantial workmaii-ship and excellent materials. HARTT pricea are low for the service rendered. $12.00 to $13.50 C. Romano several families living lu houses LIQUOR PROFITS Iho river bunk were rescued with dlf-I -fiinieTli i *s ,, , flculty. Uttte damage Is reported on j LHRISTMAS GIFT the Canadlun side uf the rlvor nl the falls. DfKKALO. Dec. U.—Hulf uf tin' B4|fty large lake simmers birthed behind: |,v the inn hi breakwater drugged (Utcftonltvardod tu lhe civic Its height, but jiu a f<*v dnys, t'rcmlor Hon. John K'TtJlilA. Dec. IT. Vunculivers ■e uf government Uuuor profits ifie period bum Sim. U i-j Btept amounting to #6o.ooo. will be for- authorities wlth- whrn thc win I wu Oliver announced todny. Thu city! will be given this money lmmedlaic-f ty In fulfillment of thc premier's! promise thnt Uuuor profits would -boT forwarded the llritlsb Columbia mu-| nhlpulitles as Christmas 'boxes. Victoria's share uf liquor profits! from Juno 1G to Sept.. U will nmount| to |20,000. Alter a nio\iiifj plcturo i''*l has been mado it tinini ie- "edited*' ',l ■omawhat , iin- i une method ns is a manuscript, •Th's nper.iiion j. |M rfnrnn'd \,\ ib>- ddltor making his dlroctton In u die* I tuiiiiK macblii" ns the reel Is worked I <iff in trout of him. Mourning Stationery -AND-- Memorial Cards Kol* neitt work uml highest Kiade utouk call or write The Daily News Job Department NELSON, B. C, Klrat ur Hi" iiK'inIi alwuya ., da) "I r.-.-kuiiliiK- Classfiied Adots. Bring Results PRINTED ENVELOPES The Dally N«*a Job Depart- nt'Mii chitIc* the largeat alock uf futelopee In ii," Intsrlor uf British Columbia, lt cnn aupply tttnm lo any quitulliy from th. up to luo.OUO, primed or plain. Tha tovolopo wllh addreaa, or DHtno and addrnar. ln lha corner, la good ri-h.-r iivnjc and glvea a better Impression than a plain snvelopa. Lot ua •'■mi you aa-npUa and prlcsa. the cough ibut euiii'S ut night und prevents sleep, Thi* eonstaui coughtug kuope th. lungs mid bronchial tubes in such on Irritated and inflamed t'oiiditou Unit Ihey -»,.- ],o .-bniice to heni. Vou wilt find In DR. WOOO'S NORWAY PINE SYRUP .. retiiedy wlUlUUl un «■■ ■'i.i3 for ■ ■-'tiling tlni bin«s. loosening the phlegm. sircngthuntng the broathtng urguns nnd fotiir-tiug them ngalnst serious pulmonary dweato, Mrs. John MeKeni'-y. Lower Mun t.igue. I'. l_. I-, writes: "About three ye-irs ago I eiiught n very bud i$ld. in i-ompaniod with a suro throat and hoortftmCMe. and v.nn so huursu you cotdd hardly bear me speak. I eould i get no rest nt nlghl* wllh thc l< rrlblc aminylng, hacking rough. I tried *.. v- eral remedies, but they did me no good. Finally I saw I>r. Wood's Nut- way 1*1 no Syrup advertised: got n bottle, and al onee il gave tno relief, und after using buir my cough luid ull gone. Nuw I uIv.qjs keep "Dt. Wood's"' in the house, and shull rceomim-nd yuur wonderful remedy to utbers." Price, Mc. und MOt*a bottlo ul all dealers. I'ut up only by Tho T. Mil- burn i'ii,. |.1mlt4*l. Tormiln. Out. The Daily News Job Department Tha H,m, af Qood Println* NILSON, i.e. Blood and Nerves To Purity the Blood, To Strengthen the Nerve Redmac Is Guaranteed If your bloud In thick nod Impure on will soon know It. Vein faco bceomos covered wllh pimples and blotches, your buck covered with spots. If yuur norvos ure shaltvrod you ure m-ieuus. Irritable, easily uu* uoyid. ami will eventually become run down and tho wholo norvous system a wreck, llodmue. the moat wonderful of ull Tonics, in.ule from Herbs, ltouls uud Murks, will fix you up In a short time. It la the latest uud most wonderful Tunic ever offered, to thc Public, The nerves uro 111.ei.- strong uud healthy. Tbu Mluud purified und made pure. Bold by one druggist In ovory Town, Bold In Nelaon by the CANADA DRUG 4 BOOK CO. bold In Cron- j brook -by Cranbrook Drug *%. IJook f.tr vtr T>rnh- to* -v &r*1*udflal/r Heavy Damage Along Waterfront ; Auto Passenger Killed; Tidal Wave Effect BUFFALO, Doc. 18.—A 9t.-mllo anl hour galO »wepl lho eily toduy. up- ' touting trees, tearing down chlinnoys | und advertising signs from the tops Of buildings, smashing plate gla-i:- wimluws und piling up the water In the harbor to tui unprecedented stage. One man was killed In the storm, Tbu dumugo thruugh tbo city was J great, but heaviest losses occurred along the wnterfrout, whore a 3*0*0-fool wireless tuwt-r wna demolished, Ijoal- huusts and docks swept away and suvt-rol hundred pleasure eruti w Htnashod or carried down lbe river. ! No a'cbUratc cfttltanu- of the loss ran j be mude. but It wilt run Into hundreds of ihuUHUIldS. A wludu-A luitch. torn from the lop of a business block, tell upon a pass* lug uuiumoblle, killing Trunk K, Kief- er, "i:. uf tho occupunls, and Injur- lag another seriously. Thu aututnu bllu with tie-* occupants both unconscious, continued down lho street 1 for a block before It swerved ovor a Vdowuflt timl crushed into a sturo- Two wonn-n woro cuught under fulling treo un Porter avoaue. near lho wuter front. Une of them. MIhb Mnrgurit Cochrane, hud both logs broken, IK-r sistor Katherlne had one teg broken uml was Internally Injured. Firemen had to bo called on to cut uwuy pari uf tho tree trunk beforo Margaret Cochrunc could be rclcusi'-j and sent lu n huspltul, Submergsa Plsr Tbe terrible force of the wind, blowing from tho southwest, directly I from Uike Krlo, hud the offoct ofj a high tidal wave, When tho water [ was ni Its highest level. Hlrd Island pier and Kuuaw Islnml. narrow alrlps of land aud -armor l-sLtrlcrs botwovii Singula rlvor und tho burgo ennal, wore almost ooinplotuly submerged. N'oui-ly too squatters' shanties along this strip were smashed by the rush of witter und tho wind and carrlod Inlo tho rlvor. Occapanta of tha Hhaullus had some thrilling experiences before thoy wero roscuod hy police, firemen and the coaatguard crew ' whieh worked trom the cannl side j or thu pier und island. The pier wa cut In half in a down places when thu rlv.r bogon to recede. Throo ferry (-touts, used In tho service be- iwnon nufraio and 1'ort Iflrlo, were ib-ii up on tbu rooks botwoon tho liver and eaniU, and scores of amall boathouaea lo whloh ploaauro craft a ere ln winter storage, wore awept 'tait THE NELSOlf DAILY NEWS, MONDAtMbitNING, DECEMBER 19, 1021. BID BF IEFEIIE Condition of Reference Was That Secretary Charlesworth of Teachers' Federation Would "Take Care" of Mr. Rogers; Latter Wires That He Accepts Appointment and Is Coming; If He Comes He Will Be Principal, Says j Higginbotham. I A decision by the bonrd of refcrenco mat Principal .1. A, Mathor should bo [retained hy tho achool board aa head or the high school until next summer [when' tho .success, or nonstiCcPsi oif his method:-,- would be established, was communicated to lho school bonrd Saturday, but! accompanying events strongly indicate that tho decision will i-iiot go Into effect. f-. Tho school board, when it agreed Ro a board of reference. Was given an Fhfisurnnco by Reerotnry Harry Charles- hvorth of thn British Columbia Teachers' federation thnt he would arrange ftiat tho bourd's recent appointment K Mr. Hdg-nrs of Vancouver, as principal, would not be an embnfiuwinent. if Is now stated on behalf of Lho board. It Is stated that Mr. Charlesworth admitted this nrangeinent to Dr. W, O. Hose, one of the members of tho ;hoard of reference. ; • On Saturday the board received a nit* from Mr. llogers, announcing- thai hla board h:Ul given him his release, and that he, would arrive In >Nelson "a, day or tWo after Christmas. Tho hoard immediately wired Mf. 'ChaWfifworth. drawing his attention to tho condUJ'ui on Which the reference had Ween ifrtinted. Up to last night no repi> was received from .Mr. 1 Charlesworth, hut last night a further wire came from Mf'.*-Jiggers, setting forth that he accepted the p Mlllon'nml wns coming, "If Mr. Rogers eomes to Nelson he 'will be the prlcipnl," declared Chulr- { man A. Hieglnbothnm cC lhe school . board, last night. '<■ Board of Reference Reportr*. I The following is the text of the report mado to ftic nchool hoard by 1 tho board of reference: "Tho Nelson school bourd appointed Alexander •■■ -iili. the leuohers' usso- 1, elation appointed Dr. W. O. i'.-*.<**. and .they nameil Dr. N. Wolverton to act • a» the thlTd member nnd chairman of ■ a board, of reference to ronsldcr the R'recent'et Ion of the Nelaon school L board In regard to tho principal of the 1; high school, "The following letter was placed be- I fore us ah our nuthotity: '"Nelson, II. Ct, Dec. 14, MSI. 'Board c**? Heferencc. "The board* of achool trustees of 'Nelson school district, having (ll*- | ^»i&ani&^rffWifl-*'tfr iwm«h sohool, ahd it being hold In somo quarters that their action wns unjustl- asked to add whatever they wished to say. Tho chairman of lho teachers' as. soclation wits similarly Invited lo speak on behalf of that organization. He did so. Tho secretary ot that body also Hpoke. "All tho time thoy desired was given to both parties. "Mr. Mather then fully prc^ntod hla case nnd placed before us many documents. -"We nsko-j many questions to aocure further facts, and wero fully answered, "Mnny of those bOforo lho.bonrd of reference nsked questions, ns many as they desired. "Afte*^ a session of nearly four hour.-; we thought that wo had obtained all tho fuels likely to hear on the matter, nnd lhat might be helpful in enabling us to reach a just decision. "Wn met ngnin Friday morning, 16th, to consider all the facta and to examine tho documents ln our hands. Among tho papers which have to- celvod jour careful thought are the following: "All tho correspondence between the achool board and the superintendent of education, the inspector, Mr. Mather and tho association; the inspector's report for this yenr and last year, the reports ot Inspoctorn regarding work done by Mr. Muther in other schools, etc. , Tlio Findings. "Taking all the '.'acta and clreum- stnnci'H nn fully inlo our consideration ns possible, nnd striving to do that which ts right nnd fair and Just, to the best of our ability, we have reached the following conclusions: "tl. It is fully apparent thnt tho school hoard hns ncted in a perfectly legal manner and with the fullest desire to do that which seemed to them to be the very best for the high -achool and this without fear or favor. "2. It Is equally apparent thnt Mr. Mather has striven loyally and to his beat ability to bring that nchool into :■: better condition and that be hns the confidence of the teachem almost without exception, although some nf the staff (an shown by tho Inspector's reports) do not secure proper discipline In their erspeellve classes. 3. We :tiv of lhe opinion lhat the possibility or Impossibility of establishing a normal sohool In Nelson oi; tho wisdom or unwisdom of retaining fiuble, it shall he the purpose of Ihls ^ commcn.1(ll department nre mat- bonrd of reference to fully investigate the situation and to bring In such finding aa their Judgment would die tote, this finding to bo accepted as final by both partbs. (Signed) " tHARBT CHAIUiESWOIlTH. " 'Secretary B. C- Tteachois' Federation, tion. "'A. HiaaiNBOTHAM. " 'Chairman Board of School Trustees.' "Ai our first in'etlng we requested from, tho chairman of the achool board all documents which might In uny wuy relate to the matter in hand. He presented to us either tho original or copies of all papers wo mentioned and willingly fumlahed us with nil Infor matlon wo desired, "Wo invited ihrw members of the achool hoard and thnw> members of the teachers' atwoclaUon of Nelson to uppoar before us at 8 on. tho evening of Thursday, Decerpbor U: "The chairman of the school board waa 'Invited to ma^ce whatever statement! he desired on behalf oV that board. He did so, quite fully. The other members of the board Wire Legal Notices w i?fWlt **T-% Amending Acta, AND IN THE MATTEIt OP A DELIN. OUENT L-O-OWNEK ANB IN TJIE MATTKK OK TUB "SECOND CHANCE" MINERAL CLAIM- TO: ARON BTOLPIS. ESQ., > NOTICE IH HBIlBllY .C1IVES that William H. RhombtirB anil Joeepll Barnard, co-owners with Aron Ctolpe or nny beraon or perBona to whom liu may have tratiaferfed an intci-eat In tha "Second Chanca" Mlnoral Claim, altu- ,u on Whlakiy Creek. Oroup 1, Kootenay Dlatrict. on North Pork of Bnlnion Itlver. unl'l Kootenay Dlatrict. recunlrU on the S7th day of June. A. D. 1105, Vt Nelaon, Brltlah Columbia, unlo'a ,-uu ' Die Ml'i Aron Htolna, or any- nn-- In or peraon* to whom you may he\i> irMtiBierrod any Intoreet. within ti„ period nr 90 daya after the flrat mihllcitfon of thla notice to ua the ■um "f one hundred and ality-nlx itififlooi dollar* your . proportion of monev extended by ua In the performing live venra aaaeaament -work to- -ether with the ooata of thla advor- [I'uiuent your Intereat In tha anld .Yiinl e.111 Iwirwne veatod In ue, who hnva ni^'lo lhe required exnendllnree .ii "he »nl"l "!>"eenJI phnnee'' Mineral ?l.\lii "H'lor Sootion It of tha "Mln- Till" NOTtf-F. IH I'Hiu.isiiEfi nn- «.r fM-tloD l« "f the "Mineral Aot." ,i S: li fl. llm. iV.0ri:n AT N-BI.HCS, iiritihh CO- II Mill*. THIR !3rd day nf Seplem W,*,,:.' \ p. 1921. #' Vll.MAM H. RHOMHHHll JOREJ'H BARNARD tern which do nol rightly enter Into the prohlemn under conatdcrittlon. "•I. We believe thnl the honnl ncted hnatlly, though wo nre nwnio Hint ihey hnd very Utile time In which to meet tho limit act by tlio achool law. lt acenia that tho resolution tq rcquoat tho realgntillon mid thc remilutlon to (llHnilwi were pnesed ut the wune mcet- Ing, the notlcca being ilaleil the name, nnd. moat uiifortiinntely. Mr, Mittlier hnd no opportunity lo nuke u defciiHe until he hnd received nt Icnat one of thoac notlcca. "t. The doeumenla In our ponses- hIoii clearly allow that the aohool hot been, for aome time, fnr l»l0W what It ahould he In dlHClplliic nnd inholnallc attainment* nnd that the problem facing the pilnclpnl when ho took chargo *wa» n very difficult one, and wo queallon whether nny mnn could havo eP.-Kto.il the desired ehtingoH In the ahort period of ten weeka. "C. Our doilalon Is ^hal the Kchool board rcaclnd Ita action nnd relnatato tho principal, glvlns Turn until mliP aummer tn complete the renrganiia- Uon liegiin hy Wm. lo materially Im- ptovo the dlaclpllii" nml largely Improve Ihe results as ahown liy tho departmental examinations; llmt nt tho end of- that tlmo If, In the Judgment of thV achool board, lie haa not reasonably attained to the dealred rcnilu then tile honnl shall he expoi'tcd to make a change and J*r. Jlnilur shull accept their decision nn final. Vrgci C-imprnitloii. "Aa cltlaens, aqually anxious with all olher cltliens. *od tho school board, to aeo thn high achool n thorough auccosa and o uroKlt to tho city; we cnll upon nil membera of tho teaching staff lo redouble their efforts to reach auch a high .mlilllon. "And we'cnll upon all the parents ol the high achool pupils to aocond moat earnestly tho efforts eel principal and tho teachera by Insisting upon regular uttondanco of all puplla, to Inslat upon at Icuat four evenlngo ot over; week being given to tho necea- aarv home work. •.. i wo alao. suggest lhat the aclii' 'I board nanctlon lho dlamlaaal from lhu school of any Btudenta who are not amenable to reasonable dlacl- pllne. "N. WOLVERTON', Chairman. "ALEX. LEITH. "W. O. ROSE." ItiffiPTS Over Nine Thousand Tons of Ore Reich Trail During Second Week ol December Recelpta at the Trail nmelter during tho week ending- Dec, 14, i'obp to 908(1 tons of nre, orte of the .lnrRpat week's ahlpmentii during the yenr. TIiIr bring* Iho tolal for 1921. to ilnle lo 3S0,Sfie tona, and It la nlmost a certainty that the 400,000-ton mark wilt ho reached nnd exceeded. ' The week's shlpmentn were: Horn Hllvcr, Hinillknmoen Ml Knoh lllll, Republic: los Mohawk, Knslo 3 RoHeliery-Hlirprlsc, xew Denver.. 20" Utlca, Kaalo 311 Company mlnea * .-.S«T3 For ihe yoar lo dnte. thq receipts from tho Consolliiiiieil .Mlnliu: & Smelting compuny'K own irilnc.i luive been JSO.Siir, tons, nnd tho flguroa\by districts and proportloa nro aa follows: Company mines Nalaon-Arrow Lakos. Champion, Salmo Gold Hllli Tngiium | llllilc Mud;, liurlbn Niggol, Salmo E. W. Widdowson, Nelson .... Roialand. I. X. la., Roaaland Josle, Roaaland Volvol, Velvet Bon nd.-ry-Si mil kamoen. Caator Fraction, Bonvordoll .... Hlghlalid Chlof, Boaverdell,... Bell, Beaverdell Horn Silver, Cbopnka ,.,',.. Kokomo, Beaverdell Providence. Greenwood Sally, Beaverdoll Suthorland & Thompson, Ilea* verdell J.Osborne, Tulameen Slocan-Alnaworth-Lardeau. J. Anderson, Oerrard Anna, Slocnn City SO Black Prince, Slocan City SI Bluo Bell, Rlomlel 1,114 T t lib .3S0.33I', Chambers. Sandon Echo, Silverton" 'Florence, I'rincoaa Creek Freddy Lee, Sandon Qem, Snndon Grant, Woodberry .,,., Hlghlund, Alnaworth Jeaale Bluebird, Woodberry.... Krao, Alnaworth Laat Chance, Snndon L T„ Slocan City Littlo Mamie, Alnaworth Majestic, Sandon Mohawk, Knsln Molly Hughes, New Denver ,.. Nettle U, Gorrard Kip and JTuek, Snndon No. 1, Alnaworth (leaaers) lomfe S8' 21 3 71 11 11 i 3 18 5 ISS Quern Boas. Alal Ottawa, slocan City Rnmbler-l'nrlboo, Rambler .... Rosebery-Surprise. RoaoTnery .. Ruih, Alnaworth , Ruth, Sandon Silver Standard, New Haxclton. Bllvor Bell. Zwlekey Skyline, Ainsworth Spokane-Trinket, Ainsworth— Van Roi, Silverton Standard. Silverton t'tlca. Adamant Violet, Woodberry Whitewater, Retallaclt ., East Kootenay, North Star, Kimuorloy Paradise, Lake Windermere ... Washington. Chatlerboy, Iinnvlllo Knob lllll, Re&ubilc Republic, ltepublle San Poll, Republic Surprise, ltepublle .,,1.001 C. N. Trevitt, Republic .. Unplaced. Bingo (pounds) 820 20 02 S97 41 21 30 40 21 43 141 ion Sll ISO 247 C20 SI 1,7a 101 4 NELSON PHONES PASS THE THOUSAND MARK An lacreaao nf 62 In the telepliunen In Nelnon din Iiik the flint 11 months i.if 1921 .linn bniUKht the lotnl number for the'Nelnon e-xchnnfro to 1011V. neeordlnK to the December number of Telephone1 Tnlk. the Hrltlnh Columbia Telephone. coropany'H mngiutlne. Thi- thmi-taml miyl-t wiih paittted with tho current ■statement. * Visit lha land cf song and ■dance. iiltel DON!T MISS THIS AT THE STARLAND TONIQHT MIMElUUi AO* Crtlfloats of Improvainant nmi Rt-flR, RENO, Latham, CUR imwUTPtSaXD? Mineral Clalma all- ,,'.i.i 'In Hi" Nalaon Mlnlnic Plvlalon ul E"t Kootenay Dlatrict. AlVad of Kawn Creal*. about twal» "''■lAV'rNOTlCB'lhat I. CLARKNCB A loOl.. aotlns aa auent for Rotfti Aolil Mlnaa- I't'l- '«« Mlner'a Certlti- '?,'„ no 3941110, ■ Intend, alyty daya rrmn llio uate hereof, to apply to the &J lie" ordar for a Certlfleat* ot f-oro'ameirl* for ths purpoaa ofjpo- Imnln-T Crown Orant of tha al»»a "'"init lurlhor ta** notloa. that ac- _£t%_?M mJSS Si aVSo _Mmtmm«mr__\wr' *.&fr B0ATK0USE GOES ADRIFT IN WIND J'entrrdny'i wind, which Innhed tho Wost Arm Into fury, while It raised dual atorma In tho city, .mmm: other feata cnuacd W. fl Waaaon'a lraat house on Ihe other aldo of tha lake to break, loose. Tlie bnathnuae went town stream and finally w»» wafled ashore nenr tho slaughter house, whoro it *as caught nnd secured Jay Mr. Wnsson. ..mt, a^ *■ " Durlni! tho five-year perl.nl ended In mil (leorfla surfaced 0S0I mlle.^ of her roads. This Is al the rate or more than four miles- per working day. _. . < iiirlty I'.'glus i(t home, but a lililn I Bimiaejcmminii\*i»tU> _____i EVERY LOAD OF OUR COAL dumped Into your collar or bin means solid comfort and fuol economy, For our coal throws out a tine, even heat nnd docs It with far loss coal than Is required whon ordinary coal Is used. Try a ton or .so and keep a record ot how long It lasta. That will prove the economy cf orderlnir your coal here. WEST TRANSFER CO. ....... WttHI »__' Shippers Have Been Notified by Circular; In Effect First of Year. When lho Conwtlhlaii'il Mining *■ Smelting enmpnny In Si-piemh->r do', piuaert from li« UfolonK praoilco nt HclilliiK for lend.tm rteforrod »i\iola- tlonB, and, nt the i-qin-t nf the Hhlppei'M, ehnnKed to a »vsii-iii i.f v...\. juiyments, for the time holnff It found It ioii\fiilent tu do tliiw by meann of mi-ilay nniert l.a!< !y, hnwever, the BFpllllhK 'lown nf ll t lend utoolis ban nimerliilly chflfitfrd the potdllon, and lhe lend t*hlppev.H nre reeelvln-K a circular ahnounotng Hettlomont oil j-tpnt. iiuotAtlonH after Jan. 1. Tho rlveular, which U addivnwd io tbe bad me sblpp«'rw. and \a lit^tod MATCH BLOCK WOOD Plenty for Everybody Order from H. Townsend Phona 568L OR FROM MAIN OFFICE Over Gilkor'c Stor* Phone 176 by T. W-yBlnftny. comptrollor of the company, says: Company*''* Circular. "W^ien vto Issued ttehMulo 4D' lead bVfr ivt*ftfl, we exprensed tho hope that lead market loir condition^ would lm- »u-ovo . to th&t wo "Anild reduce tho time ot payment. We aro pleased to be able to nnnouncn that our aurplus Btock is reduclnfr so Hatlsfactorlly that heglnninK with Jan, 1, 1932, we Bhall make pay men tn na Moon na oos- Nlble nfter wimplini?: In other words, pny spot ennh. • *'\Ve are. therefore, amending the neltlcment clainto In sehodulo *D' to ■rend n« fnllowv: "Settlement: Payment will be mado, ln full shortly aftor nampUnB to nuch shlppera an flclect the Hpot settlement basis for lend. An advance poymont will he mnde to thone selecting tho -pooltnft sebemo on the same basis ns ff they 1ind peioe.ted the shot lead rpiotntlon, but leu 2*5 per eent of the net valuo of the lend In this case thoro win bo'an adjustment -when tho lead value Is finally ascertained In- tho operation of the pool, • V "All ore received In December after thU date will bo pnia lfir in fqll In 30 day*-* from tho iMite ofarrlva TRY A CLASSIFIED AD. ■ •* x W\ Smokers, SUPPLIES FOR XMAS GIFTS lliailqiiiu'l.irs for DuiililH'n <*M- el.nil.il Pliica : 86.50 Cornaya PInea, trom $3,00 Bow Made Pipes, fr<im....$1.00 l)iinhlir» Slandard Mixture. lior Uu Sl.OO The best scleotion of gooda in Nelson. Pricos absolutely Rijlit. J. 0. YOUNG COMMERCE CIGAR STORE ■««*«€-««-«*S-«^^*£*««*«*S*^^«««^«l€S CALL AT THE ENFIELD CO.'S' STORE FOR A Ladies' Fancy Waists, Skirts, Corsets and Underwear ' at reduced prices. These are bargains for Christmas j | week. THE ENFIELD COMPANY Maglio Block Baker Street Nelaon B. 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HtynhH to Th* N-pwh PuhMnhinp f!om Winy, Limited, .uni in nn eaat* *< 'in*' idunl mninlx-ri* nf thr ntfiff A-lvorihilnu mto cunl- nnrt a ti C >ut«menti* of clrculntlnn mMl****-****! on **** iiteM or mnny ln» «wn nt tii**» nffic* o* my KtlviTtlnlnR ajtuncy r«coicnii«-» *•»•* he Canurttan Pr-pHH AHHooliition Suhwrrlptlon rate* By mnll toouii :ry), 80 cdiitn prr month: lfi per yoar Oiilfltrt» Cnnnin, it month. 7Sc,; a yar. f7.S0. Dellveretl, Tfio jwr month; 14 or tli month*- 17 r.n pw v.nr navnm*** "o iitt*i;Mii-r Vftuh-tt Iln tit *» Human ot 01 too In*ton ^Tipr. MONDAY, DEC, 19, 1921. Trident busek mA\^\^,KY_v¥mm THE Bl'SY HOrSEKEEfER-B VINUflW IIAHDEN The Sound Way. In an essay on European currencies and public debts, Prof. Seligman of Columbia university expresses the opinion that if present policies arc continued in Germany and elsewhere, and if existing debts are increased further because of governmental carelessness, timidity and waste, partial or even total repudiation of the gigantic war debts will be inevitable. But Prof. Seligman is also of the opinion that, thc world could "get on its feet agaiii" if central and eastern Europe-^- including Russia, presumably— would take two steps—put an end to currency inflation, regardless pf apprehened political effects at home, and reduce public expenditures with a view to the balancing of budgets, increasing taxation drastically, if necessary, and forcing private economy and retrenchment. Neither of tbe steps suggested by Prof, Seligman—and by nearly every other scientific or business observer—would be popular, but they are obviously sound. In Germany, as in Austria, the government is not sufficiently stable to abandon the policy of subsidizing certain industries and utilities. The industrial group in the German republic is" so poweiful thai vigorous application of the taxation remedy would expose the government to serious attacks in and out of the reichstag. Still, it is more than likely that if a moratorium were granted to Germany, with the consent of France, by tbe allied reparations commission, Germany would have to agree to increase taxes in several directions and to refrain from further infla- . tion of its currency. These conditions are insisted upon even in Loudon, where diplomatic and commercial opinion is liberally disposed toward Germany and in favor of modifying tbe reparations terms. What is true of Germany is true of every other country that is struggling in what Prof. Seligman calls a "quagmire of fiat money." Many of thc schemes proposed involve mask ed repudiation, but no such desperate measure ns yet is imposed on any European nation. Sane and courageous statesmanship still la; a chance to set the German and Middle-European house in order by economy, efficiency in production, fiscal readjustment and methodical cultivation of foreign trade. Irish-American "Die-Hards" "Wliydo my pUnls droop anil illf'.'" j in lltf opculna line of mnny leltorn I'inl ' I receive e.ieh wlnler. Then when I read farther down In thr letter I find thai lhe reader's pliinta were of the variety which require tare ond that thoy woro nut receiving the nrccnaury iimiimit. The averacp houflokoaitor la too busy iu fuaw much over plants. Therefore Mi,i should ollOOSe, for hor indoor Itur- iliin, the plnnt.i that are easy to take care nf. In this elans are Begonias, primroses, geraniums. Impallnus, oy- loincna and abuttlona, <"flowerlnR maples"!. These six will flourish without constant spraying und syringing. If thoy have good limiting,', a reasonable amount of sunlight, end are In a room free from i.-'canlng Baa. Hero ere some points regarding those plants which may he helpful: Cyclamens are properly pleased ot- among the hullis. but nre more commonly purehased as started plants. Although nil of these six plants which 1 have named must havo sunlight, cyclamens will flower well without a grent amount of direct hunllght mid this Is also true of begonias—although the sun Is needed to give them a high color. Geraniums, on the other hand, must havo nil lh'.' direct sunlight possible through the enure winter. They need a south window and should be kept as close to the glass au possible. Only in this way will thoy flower through the colder months when the days nre -hurt. Young, soctky geiiantnme are -."•eded for the best display, although plants which have been taken up from •he garden will do well If Ihey have beon cut back with an unsparing hand. Tho primrose Is perhaps the most reliable continuous flowering plant which may bo chosen. The belt of the begonia family, lor the nverago window garden, aro those of tho semper florens type. The va- ty railed prima donna Is a splendid one, having a lovely slmne of pink. All of tli"," plants named will flour- Ish If govs plenty of sunlight mid watered freely. It Is taken for granted that good sol) ts used in the pots and that there nro large pebbles under tlie soil (at llie bottom of the poll foi good drainage; also that the earth Is well "firmed" so lhat the water will not trlekle down the sides between tbe soil and tlni pots Instfhd of p. tuolatlng through tlie soil. Tlie twits sliould not bu filled to- the top with earth, or there will be no place for water, The geranium is tlie one plant wlileh should hot receive too much water, as too much moisture will cause lhe leaves to drop. A dear Utile old Indy whom I count among my friends achieved success with her plants thruiigh Ihls device: she bad a tinsmith make her a xlne tray an long as Inr dining-room window, and two feet the other way. Tlie sldis ol tlili tray are two Inches door, and the bottom ot It covered Willi P'lbbUs. Tills tray ls l-t set on lop of a table ntul tbe tabic Is mounted on small wheels (ordinary castors would do as well), so that the table mav be wheeled away from the window on frosty alght* With this dovlee, the water which shi applies tc her plants never runs onto lhe woodwork accidentally, for the snr I plus water runs Into the bod of js-b- bles nnd Is evaporated—thereby creat* ! lng n moist atmosphere which Is good I for the plants and also good for human being* ' Tomorrow—Answered Letters. I All Inquiries addressed to Mlsa Kirk* man In care of tho "Efficient Houae- keeping" department will bo anew-red In those columns In their turn. Thle requires considerable time, however, owing to the great number received. Po ir a pcrsonni or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and ■It n.i.lr.. If "I envelope must he enclosed with the question.—Tlio Editor. mm When Irish-Americans stand up in a public meeting and solemnly assert that they know- better-what's good for Ireland than do thc Irish people, the situation is too comic to be resented. Laughter holds both its sides and one wonders what the next Irish-American joke will be. When a Friend of Irish Freedom asservatcs that "there will be peace in Ireland, but there will be no Irish peace in America," the hearers feel like sending a hurrry call for an Irish playwright or novelist with a sense of humor. Ho alone could do justice to the ridiculous affair. The New York Times describes the remnant organization now controlled by Judge Gohalan and John Devoy as simply a left-over passion that does not know how to change. It is not and has not been a Cion for Ireland, but'against _land. Irish freedom was only thc excuse for maintaining an unsleeping hate for anti- British propaganda. And thc latter it is not proposed to drop just because Ireland is now satisfied. The avowed purpose of the Cohalan-Dcvoy society, and thc basis of its appeal for funds is "to fight England here." British machinations arc entrapping thc simple- mined authorities at Washington. Treaties are boing signed and agreements made, all at the Secret instigation -of- crafty British diplomatists, which are designed to assure and perpetuate England's dominance and the downfall of the Uniled Slates. Hence the urgent need of an Irish-Amciican organization, to which patriots are asked to contribute 5**),000.000 in order to detect and expose the knavish tricks of thc British Empire an tlto shout continually in the ears of Americans, at so much per shout, "Awake, arise, or lie forever fallen'." "There is uo use getting angry over this, and it's sad jesting about so gross a misrepresentation of true Irish sentiment, even in this country. The artificial'thunder of the Friends of Irish Freedom ought not to frighten anybody. They have, but the 'cheap numerosity of; a stage army.' Thc great bodyj of Irish-Americans stand apart from them," says the Times. The leal leaders of their race in America desire to be at least as generous as Irishmen at home in recognizing what England is offering to Ireland. It is, to quote the words of an Irishman, none other than Henry Grattan, speaking in 1780 on the Declaration of Irish Rights, an alliance of liberty which will make both countries one arm and one soul, replenishing fiom time to time tho vital spirit of law and liberty from the lamp of ench other's light. This is rather different from the undying warfaro pledged by the theatric Irish- American handful of die-hards." The Lighter Side Civllluilon: Thc nrt of nuking Utt complloatt'd. ThO rhli'f ohstacK-* lu Uu* w.iy or lnnd iliwirmamont Is livntrria. Hv |hq way, (lui (irorr-r* vindicate that fitvut moral principle sho wat righting for? Tin- only rtisconlant note ln tho hoi- May louon i.i tho ono thai falls ilu«- on January 3. o RoraotW: Tho iiualliv thai romhuln ymi of a rtiortjjragfl t**very tlmo you noo a filling station. Whi-n tho huibtutd hrfCiiK to find fault, tin- wife ulwuvs HtiRpootsnhal ho hnn found nuoihor woman —~o .—__ Tin- pan -..-; holl mat tan'l pavcil ■with Rood Iriirntloni probably lit paved (pith war Invontioiu, An MOIlbmlfl has flgurod 11 oul ihtit a WlfO Its worth (3.0*0 a day. Tho nlno ccnU la dbubtitM ihf luxury tax. Tho Irotlb'o wuh lho (tveingo ro- formor i* that h* iloc*:.'t know thn rtifforonro Iwtwoon a reformer nnd :. oommoti Mold Daily Reap* (Panto this In your cook hook.) ITALIAN Sl'.UiHinri. Tako n larso can uf tomntucn and add to Ihem a sllcod onion, n hay loaf, a littlo chopp.nl cnlrry, a bud of nur- He. thruu allcea of diced bacon an<l a bunoh of awcot horbi. Conk for ha.f an hour, then rub through a sieve. Have ready a hoilod and blanche-1 | packago of spaghetti, turn th- suuco over it, and let all heat through. Add a pinch of saffron and half a cupful of grated parmcwuin cheoso. Fifteen Years Ago •+ » From The Dally Newa. Doc. 19, 1911 Mra. McGregor hns sold her house on Victoria to Ur*. McGregor, w.fe of tho Inspector of mines. • • • Fred Robln*on <__ Winnipeg and Fornio, who Is at the Hume, has Just closed a dual with Morticiuo Hat peo* pin for ten miles of timber limits at Okanagan Landing. mm* J. A. Macdonald, K. C, Uosr,lan1, was at tlio Hume laat evening. He L-t here on legal buaifp** and ha I n*-*lh.n--T to sny on politics. Ho expects to return home today. • * • John Burns has completed th" new wart-house which wi') be used by the C. P. H. for storing nuppl es for tho Htrani'-rs. H. DofBrlsay will bo storekeeper, under th-- supervision of Captain Gore. Tho first carload of prov!- ulons arrived yesterday and it Is expected that by the flrat of the month a full complement of Btores will bo on hand. • ♦ * Owing to more llmo being renulrod for tho train running west on the Crows Nest branoh It has boen arranged '.'or that train to arrive at Kootenny Landing at U. o'clock, mountain tlmo, taking effect on Hun- day, 30th Instant. This will mean that thr. Kusknitook will not leave the landing until M.l'O o'clock, T'aolflu tfyne. arriving a' Nolson at C p m,, "when connections art mado on Mtaa, As a child In- MV.-.-. '■■■■ all-day pucker; but in later yetn lu- proff-r* one thut ho can trim >iuiekly Once In o wM'e you moot a man who oan talk for an hour without mentioning tbo kind of undt-rwear h" wcarn tn wlntor. An orator han nn or.ider time than a writer. Whon h»- -asn't much tn says he can yell It loud enough to grt away wllh It. Th**e will be no shortage of mate- rlil for piano keys while lhe world Is full of pnople who think thoy can get sumothlng for nothing. It's nice to havo a car thnt will climb the huh, but somehow the up- keep reminds you of that old poem "Over the hills to the poorhouse." -7136) nan be obtained ln alios 34, .G or -.tit by Heading to The Dally New*, your ii'.ni.', addreita and i ;■ oentn In jjonlauo stampn. \._ sure to keep this iiew-xpapAr clipping of tbo fkoteii and description of the pu-mont to \ifio an - . a worlilni; model whon tho paltorn ' ii..*.t-h..-: you—whli-h will hr, with two | wcvkfi' tlrne.—Tlio l-Wllot. * ] fikatlnK H martin* In tho raider ro-! (finnfi :nnl it i« found petUcoMa aro! MtUl helm; w-n-n. Ten Years Ago ToAn From Thc Daily News. Pec io, u»u. Dr. Wolverton gave a most Intf resting and instructive talk at the men** meeting on Sunday In the Y. M C. A. It wm tho first of a sorl<« nf ihro» addrcsiss entitM "In narkt-st Doubt : nd the Way Out." Tho mooting wan well attended ao 1 Iht mon showed a deep Interest in tho address. • » • Donsld McLeod nf tho oily poll".* force and Mrs. McLeod wUh lo think the largo numbor of friends who mndo . nrpiirlen and t'fom.t assistance dur* mg the lllnoss of tholr daughter. Calh- orine, who was operated on foi ^n- pendlcUls at the K-.iot.-iuy Lak.- *'- floral hospltnl on Wednesday hint by Drs. Hose and Hartin. The operation on Utile Catherine who is onl* flvu yr-ur* of ago. provid vory succwfnl and the child Is rocnverlng rapidly. • • * Ml" McAllister left N«lwn Inrt ev«- ning for Victoria, whero Rhe will In futuro reiide. • • • Mrs. J. M Honldlflf haa ton* m Rpokane for a wo«k or ion da>* fur the holidays. _ i . «»i Now that thn teachers' convention ] has boosted slung we will toy oil the •tuff. | Our most valuable blrdn and least valuable poopie go south for tho win-1 im ■ ----- - - -I One of the most difficult tblnpH tn idilovo in tho wlntor I. n hlco wmny nmforuhjo com ror every dny nor- Vlpe thW In nm fun'drossy nml yet Ih ■•different." ond il... * nol look 111**- lhe '"irt of thins itiai cm Uo |ii<*k.-ii «i'i Sih\ t.aritaln rack, li ih tlie iyp« of oo.it t,ltn.t In In Kri-ili *li-mnti«1 hy woim n uf tiWte hut ffiodrr-it- ine-iiw for strort. ..fi.-rnonn and umv.I Hervloo, !■'* tti« :;):.'. leii.iv ] suggest « t\_. An Oklahoma man hna scon bin wife fur iho flmt time In ton yearn. Khe ihiisl bo :i movie fan. fbrn that will mo-M tie-.--** rffiulrrnients li^caui.o of Uh loose and niu-roMimtly luiliifmlto outlii;>- It U made of slate- colored cloth with i gi-iuvful i*ollnr thnt Is Just a-, nttmetlve when worn Apen. lt inny be ropleil in brown, hlut* or black. PATTnitN SO, •*._:,. ,\. pair trn for thi al-ove mod-*-! i No. CASH AND CARRY GROCERY Plione 245. P. 0. Box 1077 Buy, Build Work and Croato a Job. s Wn hiiva doiirt our Iioh! In tlihi roirnnl. W,' can now anvo 3-nii many dnttfira on your Kro- etirtca Vou .-an do n m uhh filnri' nil ihe tlmo and you p;ot hii;liri.it quillUy, ]wn«»r.:il HiTvleo and prompt troo doJIv.iv nny- uher* In tho dty. Specials CinMtig Applos, flno qualiiv, ' l»« •- - -25rt rtollod Onlti, Ixat, 8-lh. -il. ll)(<. n. C. Milk, tall Una. : for.25<J n.<st Marmalado. 4-lb. tlM-gB^ "Or.iill Niitn. Filberts and Almonds lb.' 30£ Kliwst citron Vt*X lb 55<» Finest in.inc.■ nnd i.,.i:i.>n er-el. por Ib. 40ft Jap Orane,'fl, vory tln'l\ rt>'T >»*< -- -■- -Sl.OO Flnont Cl.^ani'd OuiTanls. per lb. 23*i> EVERYTHINQ GOOD FOR HOLIDAY BAKING AND LATINO AT ATTRACTIVE PRICE8 HIGHEST QUALITY. Fresh Candy and Biscuits noilt Mixed, very (Ine, lb....35«* Creama nnd (luma, lb 35<*^ Shbrlbroad Rindu-lrh, 11' 45<> Jelly ninr« Sandwleh. Ib.-48<r Free Delivery Any Part ol City. Prompt and Courteous Service. Oppoaite Methodist Church $Wfe Never Varies Tho choicest loal tins o( hill-grown Teat from India snd Ceylon] aklllfully blended into a fragrant .delicious bavorage—MALKIN'S f BEST. . ' / For Exclusive Gifts EVERY YEAR wc find that there are some " people who desire to civo at Christmas something out of the ordinary—a trift that is valuable and exclusive. The majority of these gifts are of fine diamond jewelllery. On the first few pages of our catalogue arc shown some beautiful pieces of diamond jewellery, priced most moderately, considering quality and workmanship. Diamond Merchants V Goldsmiths Silversmiths TAHCOUVEB, b. o, . An ironclad guarantee wil every CALORIC. Invest Kate before buying. John Burns & Sol A WANT AD. IS BOTH CHEAP AND EFFICIENT. TRY ll t IffPfflttt-HWf♦fCWMWWM *£'**£^«f€«'«€«««,«*S'«C«€«^-C^-*£»-5C«-£>«-S XMAS SUGGESTIONS %. n q & f fe For the Home •S-»C£<€-£-,<««««'«f«^«-S«S*6'«:-S,«-««« ^n.^^._l\ * s II 5 This is the time that people are perplexed over what to buy for Xmas. A look around the immense assortment ol useful Xmas Gilts in our store will en able you to select just what will most please the recipient. This store will be open every day including Wednesday; also each evening till 9 o'clock, ior the convenience oi the public. , ' its the beautifiil 'PYREXW"*1 "I use it because it ii practical—ono dith Joe» the work of two. I bake and terve in the samo dish (or it looks well on my tabic." 'P'REX silea time ht llie kitchen, ....... |„.| *—aavea ■!!,.,. h \, t_t_ to *uah, cut)' t> V.m dean und i. an. i. rnlced auainat 1-ir.L..-; in 1.1 im.i uven use. Steel Ranges Nothing appeals to the average woman like a nice Steel Range. We have the Electric Goods A suitable Xmas Gift from our Eleitric Department can be selected at a reasonable price. irons, Heaters and Lamps ROUND OAK CHANCELLOR and GOLDEN NUOQET Prices from $70.00 AND UP Scissors Cutlery We have just opened up a large slock of English Cutlery, including Stainless Table and Dessert Knives Prices right. We carry the well-known brand "Wiss" Scissors and Shears. Quality the highest. Flashli&ht8 We have • nice aasort- mont el Flssh Lights, in nickel plated and'fibre. Just the thing for a Xmas lift aitj suitable for these 'dark nights. See our range of ELECTRIC LAMPS Prices from $5.00 to $30.00 . .v- ..- Nelson Hardware Co. : WHOLESALE AND RETAIL : Box 1050 MM»»*i»%»fe»*^^ Nelson, B. C _ I a 6' [THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1021. «"» I I . MEPHERSDNS Xmas Footwear £KEV _SH< Let your Xmas gift be a useful one. A pair of Slippers, Shoes, Hockey Shoes, Boot Tops or Overgaiters are always appreciated. Our stock, is very complete in these lines and very moderately priced. Kosy Korner Slippers Jaeger Slippers Juliet Slippers Boudoir Slippers McPhsraon'a Lightning Hitch Hockey 8hoes Tweedio Boot Tops Ladles' Evening Shoes R. ANDREW & CO. LEADERS FOOT FASHION R'j.r.2: 81.711; hly ra Peter McGibbon of Argen- teuil Succumbs to Illness Following Cold. l.A ('llfTI-:. due., IV.'. 11 -I'eler H. Motllbbon. wbo wo" iri'livti'il lo parliament fnr the I'nunl.v ut Anton- teull In Iho recent election, illeil nl his hotno Iht" nt in o'clock ihls morning. While woichtm: n flto whieh desiroyed n building nenr thl? DODD'S'% |KIDNEY| kplLL5>-# l Inwn n wci-k nRo, Mr. MfTllhlwn oon- rwt-vi a po^l wlileh developed «p- I rinusly. ami :vll Offortl tn navt- hln j life wt\%> minvullnbti'. Mv. -M-t'OiMinn liad retiregentod Ar- piMitrnil at OilAwfi in lho Inst roh- .-i'»n mul won tlu- Hint again In tho l.jliiTiil party hr-m-hc* nn \U*v, fi liy ■t large nmjorliy over Con»prvalive lind Progrcwriva opppittlon- I If wnn a -native or -Arfonteull, having boob 1mm hi lho County. ll»* Waa patient* nd nt Ia CbUto ui-.'iilfiny and In lSTfi married Mnrcur-t Kiiwiheih. daughter nf Potor McArthur of Dales, Que. Ho wnn rngriRi'd In tho lnmlvr IihIuk- Iry nnd wua a mnn of considerable woalth nnd enjoyed wldfi popularity! lu his native eotfltillMenoy. Tli<> lUrvlVlng ri-liitlvoR aro hi* '.uM'iow, two aona, riiihiy. of pttrnlu and UuaMU, «( Pegoo lUverj tbtvo IflriutfUern, Mra. Robert aon, Calgary;] Mra. hryndale, UVsifh-ld! MftM. mid | Mm. Haaei McOlbbon, at homo*, two; [brother*, Arrhlunlit and Jame* M*»- Qltaben, Sherbrooke, QuA, nnd ono lUtor, Mr- .lohn Cnldef, ot Toronto. Tho fm :*l will nol be held until the latter part nf lho weok to allow roiiiiIvai from dii*ilnrt points to ar- rtv* hero. I nTTWVA, Dpc. IS-Tho death of | p. it. McGIbbon, Mborni member-* [elect for Argeoteull redueea tho total number of Hon. W. !.. Mnekentl* I King's mipiKirUT* to HI Tho ra- . ui. y .:in^d l.y Mr. McOlbboo'n diMlli Ih the first *lntp tbo Oloction gnd nivurs i-von before the new rov- Iernment hnn taken OVor the rein* .if 1 offloe, 1 it will neceaaltAle n hyeleoiion in jtho constituency. Dftforo Mr. .Mo* ' O Hilton Wgg thvted to parliament Ar- gonteull wo* it-presented by Hlr cieorco Perley. Cuticura Soap -is IDEM.* For the Hands (-w, W«-o-i- Isf—n.iiiBW*.■*• *****•-*■■ "•*"*'*' MIAMI. Kb.. De« U.—AftOT upend* I tint five il.iy* without food or wnt«TJ on a roof of the linhaiua Ulandn. VI j men oboanl th" mrondtw motorbo.it j Prlecllla hnvo beon roomod by a hydroplane of tin- Ai'it. Marine Way* company, according to word received hero today. Sixty Per Cent Standing for Two Months Is Made by Over Five Hundred Pupils In lho November nml December class tests, lil}2 pupils of the Nelson public schools mndo ovornKca nf (10 pel- cent or higher. Of iheae. llllll were tn lhe in divisions of Control Kohnnl. nml 133 were ln lhe five divisions of Hume school. In December nttrmloneo Division VI led f'enlral school, with n poreontiiKc of 18.78, while Division 1 led Hume wllh n figure of 00.28. Ity divisions, tbe nttendnnce nt Central school wns ns Vollown: I, tto.ar,; II, ti.58; III, 111.(1?; IV. SSlOOi V. 91.CM VI. 118.78; VII, RIUB; VIII, 52.14| IX. 02.10; X, »S2.r,; XI. HUB: XII. HB.72; XIII. Hl.ll!; XIV XV, 92.67; XVI, S8.nr,; XVU XVIII. 8H.M; XIX, 81.82. At the Homo school lire record liy divisions wns ns follows; I. 9*6*28; II, 94; III, 89.36; IV. 78; V, 88.S. Control Srttnol. The following pupils of Control school mnde 60 per cent In the November nnd December lusts; Division I—Christina Mny, Jenn Westmnii. Kdna Bhorrs, Vinrolhen (Irabam, flladya rolhcrinKbnm. Tom Tall, Moyd Armstrong. Il.'tzel Murpliy, Tniii Hiurgess. Melon Murphy. Arthur Hoyce. David l'roudfooi. Dlclt Spurway. flladys Hall, Kvan Hrown and Sam Thomas (equal). Division 11 —rilanchc I'nrsborc;. Iso- bel 'rboinr.son, Olive Mount, Itose Halsiy. Edgar Whllfleld. l-hlllp Trnll. Hnzel Maundrell. Arthur Joy, Willie Muraro. Helen Buthei-laiid. Olhelle Olson, Muriel Maundrell, .lean Wallneii, Tom Bate. Arthur Btrlner, Myra Chris- hop. Jim Cunllffe, Cora Bmylhe Division III—Isnbel Walton. Mona fleorge, Horace Vyno. Cloorge Campion. I'ldlih Ryan, Onion Hull, Anion Htrnmstoadt, .lames Kiiinhaii, Jack l'*rnncls. Oeorge Wallach, Wbiticy i:,-- nest, Dlvlilon IV— Muriel Btfinloy, Jim flenson. .I.'ieli tlnilillcslon, BllOVbnlh "flnrden. Dorolhy (loldsmlih. I-alrlck O'Neill. Tom llalscy. Alfred Wjofl, Margaret Cotter, Rimer .lennlngs, Ethel Sutcliffe, Ollbert Anderson. Itodirlek Macleod. Division V—l'lorence Wilson, Jllilh Cranfiird. Claude Kawclie. Iris I-.oli- tirtaon, Wllllnnf l-engelloy. (lerald stlhhr.. Hugh Armatrong, Joan llaibi. Dorolhy lllllam. Uosle Jeffreys. Slnir- Rlo Klllx'lg. Margnrot lllpp.'ison. V' ra Kirby, Donalda McCharlos, rinreuce Wllaon, Croflnn Roll. Slolllo Hoona, Stanley C.encH. Cerlrndo Malhemul Maig.il-et Morgan. .tartu'R Voung. HuH- hlr Hall. Irnie Armstrong. Dlvlilon VI- Dorolhy TlUworlll Virginia Murrisnn. llul.cri" Uu-go Edith WlttOn. l.Hali .lf*fii"'in. l-'.llita' lielli Voung. Mully ThoniOI and Uni- rone" Oenrg" (en<ial>, Tona Sheriff. Marlon liluganian. Tom Cherr... i£va Itrown, BIMo Tntni-r ami •^..-jorle Wilson (eiiunli. Edwin Cartmell, May Itowc, Irene lMiiii'iiil«i,ii. linger Cor- iil'.h. Norinnn neintle, Muli'I 1'enluc. .Inek I'.jrcs Alfred r.iri'iiholu and llenrlrtla May (oriualV Nona Maiho- son. lldoa Ituchaiian. Dhislon VII—Dorolhy Moore. Itulh Orr. Isabi'lle ltenson, Helen Himld. Mary Robb, Ftotonoo Kellogg, Itoale Klol'l. MolllO Wilson. Klvera Onslaf- aon. Harry Corlib-. Dorolhy Corbk .lohn McLean, livryl Johnson. Willi Plokfinl, Mai-y Cassldy. Albert Klrbs Victor Walker. Itankln Hnnna. Jack Itravn lletly Horslead. Division VIII- -Ivy Walker. Vald"- mar lvieraon, "Reggie Hush. Frank Dickens. .Margaret Campion, Harold illlleM nnd lleorge Cherry (eiiunli. Division IX- 1-nul lliiddlistun and Wnltor Kltto (equal). Virnon Porker, Hoy dorks. Wllllum tlalllcnno, Volnu _9tr(<UlU3.'-9^i3 I Mclntyro, Violet Sharpe. Snndy Martin, Nolllo Kerush, Kathleen Hog- garth, Margnrot Kenwlck, Dorothy Jelfs, Carlo Arcure, Jenn l.undle, Oeorgo Kltelel, Enn Hodgson, Charlie McLean. Roberta lilrby. ltulph Thompnon, l,awronco Onus'lnl, Otveu O'NollI nnd Harry Stlnaker (oqunl). Charlie Ramsay. Oeo Leo. Daisy May, Oeairlec Cnsley, Billy Kiiri?,. Division X—Emellne Sharp, Constance Frost, Ralph Tyner, Ronald Real tic, .John McLeod, Evelyn Clark. Joe Wright, Winnie Foster, Adam Tcnen, Gladys Ti-ncxa. Ernest Oreen. Chnrllo Rrltcharil. C.erlrtulc Wlgg, James Orr. Albert Joffory, Alex Mclnnes. Lewis Rocs. RIII Rollck. Florence Parker. Ontce May. (lorrlon Rer- ry, Shu Ling, John Hunter, 'John Wood, Morlo Archll'nld. Duncan McCuaig. Division XI—Edna Shaw, Lillian Mandau, Doris Erickson, Lucy Wlll- Inms, little Ringamnn. Roy Poll, Allan Robb. Melville 1'arkir. limn Hiker. Leonard Walton. Charles Jeffs, Stanley Rartholonicw, Fred Newman, David Mosses, Tom Mount. Chnrles Swan. Rnlf Sostad. Waller Dnhlqulst, Donald Hush, Margery Thomns, Harold Drown. Albert Cook. Daisy Floyd. Florence Smonton nnil Jack Siring"! (equal), Louise Murphy, Christine Williams. Wesley Slmrns. Division XII—Vlcior Lindsay. Rosle Catalano, Francos Wheeler, f'iludys .McLeod, Evelyn Parker, Vera llolll- day, Herbert Clnrk. Alice Moore. Mary Catalano. Marlon Bolloaa, Robert Roll, Myrtle Balless, Billy Hamson- Mnry Rankin. John Svoboda, Fergus Poole. James Mlnnls, Hnrolii Haydon, Allien Frnhner, Nlclt l'odovinnikoff, Mildred Bergstrom, Elsie Kilberg, Fred Mower. AVlllard MoConttliAh, Anna Rankin, Carroll Ooorgo. Cidrdon Stewart, Mol- lle Forin. Division XIII—nfomerle llensnn One Chung, CllC'nnl Craufurd. llecne Lawson. Norman ITodsnon, Woo Man Check. Boliblo Ilnwlhorne. Oval Biccum, Ellen Johnson. Dorolhy MacDonald. Mary Doncanier, Jessie MacLeod, Jack Cnrrlo, Wyntl Matheson, Ruth Slndel. Victor Fattvoll, Evelyn Wallace, Robbie Carlson. .Maln'l Johnson, Yvonne Thompson, Muriel Fnrbes, John Niven. Lnlirn (lormby, Dudley Blackwood, Amelia I.:ing. Ilar- rj' Cain, Bobble Ilrown, Raymond McKay. Herbert (fable, Jehlilo Rush. Division XIV—Arthur Wilson. Roh- ln-i Mount, Xormnn Dahlqulst, Joan Boh, Ruth Pond, Oiral'l Whitfield nnd Doilnlas Hall (oquall, Victoria llroib- kl. Margaret Cainpli'-M, Jim Wallace. Alli'nu Woodrow, Frances Parker. Roy Croasdnle. I'.dword Ch.'ice, Joe Cotlor. Division XV—Also McLean. Phyllis Hallett, Lloyd Dnlqnist, Lenoro Woods, Tom M.ilahoff. Jen nol tb Young. Annie Stroiistcdl. Ruth l.itul- aay, Peggy Whll"lninse. Thelina Jnmrs. Alice lianiels. Ilusaol McArthur, Muriel Poole,, JiieU Hill, Lillian Wright. M.'irgnroi farolllftn, Belli Kol- mar, Billlo Currie. Janii McKay. Free- mnn Johnson, Ooorgo Slall, Viatel Fawcolt. Chnrles D"0. .loc ButOllfto. Division X\'I—Fred Mandau, Tooke Martin. Inn JobiURn, Ivy Adams. Evo Ballan. Vera slfiw. Unto Olynyk. Victoria Olynyk. tloo Sooi Shong. Sim Hiiddlisinn. nee Sluing Wot. Iioity l'"rost. F.ihel Roidson. Oeorge Kirby, Lily lions". Toddy Player. June Humble, Herbert Richardson Warren Cartmel. Chow Voud, Joe Rate, Margaret Kirby. Division Sill —TJva Mcll.irdy. Lei- lice Catalatil, Annie t'o lovonnikoff. Marlon Mclnnes, .Mu.tlne Chovnllor, Mary Kitcul, Jack Edmondson. II.d- loy Wlllon, John Olynyk. Sinnlry Jackson. Rert Oreen, Rosemary King. Doris Mclntyro. Division XVIII—Joy nonrnaler Ellral.eih Cnrrte, Corn lllccim. P'tci Ilucol. Hara Lawler, Agnes Rieeiun. Emerleo D"foe, olive Dalqulst, RIII) Chevalier, Marguerite Phillips. Kenneth Davis. Ernest Olnrkston. Jill Wlgg. P.esslo ITROn, Billy Hul.lson. Marlon Pond, Coolj Hall, Rosle F.nisl, Chorloy Woulis. Mik II >1, Division XIX- Doris Bonnell, liny Roll, Stewart MiDnnlol, Ollvo Hell, Dorothy Hnll, Ktfle Spiers. I.eonnnl Orouklf Kathleen Wntts, Rurtoit Ro>os. Rllly Miles. Jack Bnilllc, Hub- bio Scott, Maud fiolphiu. Belle Ramsay, John McCuaig, Barbara Rol'b, Ernest Woolla. Edna House. Ernest Jones. Kenneth l'ro;-t, Slella Ilndgsnn, Dnvid Allan. Hume School. The Hume pupils making 0" per cent standing were: Division I—Senior fourth: Arthur Englund. Jean T^mhert. Knthh-cn Sooman. My TO Id Morrison, Hard Oll- b-tt, Norman LaurtU, Jack Floury, Ruby Young und McBride Bt. Denla (equal). Evelyn McKlm. Lillian Smith. Olga Unlneo.uk, Wilfrid UllirlU, .Intilo Langill, AleO Rlngrose. Cecil Ivinibert. Junior fourth: Eldon Wa- t^ror, Rulh HaneooVi Jean Richardson. Jock Horswill, Howard Realty. Elizabeth Middleton. Douglas Rendall. ■_.K®Zmn&&tm''^ i What Shall I Give [During this LAST WEEK before Christmas, store will be open until 6 o'clock on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and until 9 o'clock on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Please note Aat there is no Wednesday Y naif holiday this week. \Below are some Suggestions for Christmas Shoppers t FANCY LINENS— ,1 TiicliidiRK Madeira and Irish Hand Embroidered, Doilies, Runners, Centres, Tallies Cloths, Serviettes nntl Pillow Slipa....35*** to *|30.00 HANDKERCHIEFS- Single, plain and embroidered, or lacc-trimmed. at 30^ to $10.00 Boxed—Plain, fancy, initialed, etc. At, box 75< to $3.75 aHOSlERY- Silk .Hose, black, white or colored, plain or drop-stitch weave. At pair $1.50 to 95.00 GLOVES- Kid, Cape, Suede, Silk, Chnmoisetto in White, Black, C.rey, Brown, etc. At, pair $1.00 to $7.50 UMBRELLAS- .. Ladies' Umbrellas, black and colored, swajrprer stick frames, at, ench -. $2.50 to $15.00 Men's Umbrellas nt, ench $2.50 to $5.00 BAGS AND PURSES- U-.ithey, Velvet, Silk, etc., ;il, each $2.50 to $10.00 SILK SCARVES- Plain colors and fancy stripes, at, each $2.75 lo $12.00 BLOUSES - Wash Silk, Tiicolclle, C.eor(rctte ami Crcpe-de-Chene, at, each $5.50 to $20.00 SILK UNDERSKIRTS- Black and colored, with pleated flounces, at, each $5.00 to $10.00 SILK UNDERWEAR- J Camisoles, Vests, Combinations, Knickers and Gowns, at, each $1.50 to $15.00 \KIMONAS AND BATH ROBES— I Made of Silk, Snlin or Blanket Cloth, ai, each . $5.00 to $17.50 DOWN COMFORTERS- f) Sateen or Silk covered, full size, lip-lit or dark colors, at. N each $12.50 10 $50.00 *FURS- At 2(V; Discount. An excellent opportunity lo pet Qunlily Turs at a low price. BEAD NECKLACES- In different colors and lenp-lh.-*. Prom, each 50c to $2.50 [FANCY SILK AND RIBBON NOVELTIES- ft _t 'I Incllltliiifr Vanity Baps. Carters, etc.. al, each 75«- lo $5.00 $ • CHILDREN'S WOOLLENS- & |-f |i While Wool I'ull overs. Bootooa, Caps. Bonnet*, nl 50<- to $3.75 ' TABLING-- i TOWELS Sets of Cloths and Napkins, larpe sizes al. set $10.00 to $S0.00 Kaney Tuikish Towels. Linen Huck Towels, cic, nt. pr $2.75 to $5.00 The Store im Quality Phone 200 The Store for Style t i i *. JK»»>fc»ft>»>Mfc»fc»fc»fc»fc»li>fc>»»»Mfc»fc»»iSf LIVERTROUBLE BAD BILIOUS ATTACK When your liver becomes idugBlsh ond inactive your whole health ruf- fern, Vour Iwweli become conntlnnt- ed. thc tonRue coated, lho breath bad, the alom.'ieh foul nnd nick, and blllnun anella occur on account of lho llvci holdlnit back lho Idle which In ao m- foiitlnl lo in-Huioie Iho moveinont of the bowela, nnd lho bile Beta Inlo the hlood, Instead of pnnMliK out Ihrnuilli the uRiial channel.v The only way to 1<eop lhe Uver ne- tlvo nnd tvorkloK prnnerly, nnd thua set rid of lhe nasty blllouii nltacka, II In keep the buwela resular b> nalnu MILBURN'S I AXA.LlVt:R MILLS They ,11c purely vejfotnhln, umall and enay to take, work smoothly nnd gently. onH there In nothing of the griping, weakening, olokenlng ottoem of tho old faehlouod purgatlvoa. Mr. .lohn St. fnrnn, Donnvon, Rnak., wrltoa: *'l was Iroublod wllh m.\ liver and hud Hovero bllloua uttackn. fviond ndvlaed mo lo try Milburn's LawLlver Pllla, no I look Iwu viola nd 1 have had nn moro ullaekH." MILBURN'S LAXA-LIVER PILLS. are 2fie a vial nt oil dealcrn. or mailed direct on receipt of prlco hy The f. 'TiUttBft'cocaifriR-ia.-Tti-rmfw, ont, I'-lorence Bradford and Vnlonllnc -Mar- ••hall (emial). Iiorolhy Smith, l-'lor. onco Ruffle, IMici Porter, EvelyO I'or-j tor. Runnel I'ren.'h. IWmi ChnptmtMii Harry Rothery. Division 11—Senior thlvd Oordnn Armour and ntnncho Ihiiity (oqittilV, Lotllo Nelson, Margun't IV'War. flwnrL N'ormnn. Sllaw Ralcom. Kitty Coolt^Olt, MoitIk Kreneh. Harold rurrait nnd Archlo Renwick (equal). Ronnie Sutherland. Nornim raweett. .lunlor grade: CharUe fampii'll. Margaret Caudwell and Eileen Tttnln tenuaii, May Kirk, Jimmy .Milne, td.i Kirk, Bcutrlce I'-rnich, tlnr.e\ Hhacklclon and John MolMh Kttuali. Kathleen Mo'iaoy, Cloonre Phllltpn, Division IU--Senior tooond: Cyril Bl.inl, rwiKilhy Vj'bo. Hiuol Hulls, Philip I-dgi.umlio, Lyio Kngland, Campbell Tall. Mary Bltnrdelow, .Rcaia Pllman. *I*tininiy H'cliop. l-'lov- ence Seoli, DtiiiviI:,' I'crt.i'. Ihlward Sh.irdolow, Waller Pnman, (Irneo Voung, Mary Rnynnn. .lunlor orcondi Dorothy povlne, iiinrge Oajnpbell, Edith ngdi'ii. Munn Blubba, Helen Porler, .lullnna Mclnezuk, John Itllss, Hans Ahrons, Rnynumd Davies. Rlva Shnekleio'i. William Honnolt, Hulen Slnlilis, Hetty ICilgcunihc, .Mnrdo Mo- Loud. James Sulhcrlotel. linger Ron- wick. Sadie Smith, Allu ri llarrl»nn. Division IV Plrnl ttondari xinbel Andoraen, Effle Compholl. (Illbort Clouchor, Mary i-uudwcll. riortrnde Milne. Tnninvy' .Milburn. Helen Mo- dlilioi', fri'ililii' BOOlt, Clifford Smllh, Sydney Unwiiiig. 11, ril" .Inrillno. Edna llu]'nm. Marjorie Mlddliton, .lake Rulhory, Rose Halt. Ploronee l.aurllz, l'red Hill. Second I'rlniei • I'alherlnc Mel. I. Douglas Armour, Louise Mil- burn. Lily llllllnrd, Nellie Thompson, Ruth I'.l.'.ui Mnrgnrei Campbell, 'im Mas-oy. Knthlotn Koeler, Frank Morgan, Leslie Skinner. Division V—Flrat 1-rlflil-i. Nancy .InrvlR. Ilriiec Wnldto, Helen Nnrinan. nihtnbcth l.nndle, Leonard Rlihnrd- son. llocolvlnri class Hurry Hand- gron. CeceRn MoLaln, (irvilla Harrison. Vlcior Moliutotuk, Arthur Lnngel. Vornon Ahrena, Archie I'.li.'noi.. Mar- gout Stovontwn, Edwurd. Ainiiii.,1,11, Robert Roll, bally Renwick. Run liai- tai'lc EXPLAINS INCIDENT .. LANGLEY AFFAIR at my Mflco ami re-pr^vM thf letter. Tlr« l* thi' 1'Xtcm ot .my i nnnfrtlori with thin mutior." PniNCG AXaHBRt, PasU.. Tn-r. 18.— Clinrli'M McI">oiuiiaf M. P. IV, iMued a uipnoil itnloment hore Haturdoy to UlO prcp« tn eonnivtion with the M:irtin-ljmKl''y ciirroi<pnudfnc*P In whlt-h h>- bo>'«: "I boltevo 1 ove It ir» my rfinMtU- UOntl nml myni'lf to ronoct Mr. I^uihI'v'h recollection nr tho Indent In the wry Important partimlnr lhat liln letter m MaRlatratA Murray \vni> tint r«nd to nv. Mr. Ifotgloy calUil :it my OfTlOO im hi' urij-M. lie hiinitt-il m*f ti lcttrr aililn-.m*i\ lit Mr. Munny mnrk.Ml "Mtrlctly inl«un uml rnnfi- ilontial." "Mr. Murray HUtMegUcnlty nillrd TOKIO YOUNG MEN STRAFE AMERICA TC tltl't Anil pa si sinn oonfi apeei nsrc A run by i loafl "Sin now KIO. Ree. !«.—A snaas m inc. today under lha noaplcea of the 'American Vounvma'a league, ■d resohitions opposing tbe di...l- arrived al by tho Washington I'l'enee. There wero tnimi reus riii s la ilonun'-lutlon ot iho enu'ttl reached. jiroiiosed di>monslratlon before tlm i,l stall's embas-y waa 'prevo'ntM he police, who aolxed numerolia '-'. iciilalntng worda of a sohg. ifo Amerl'ii," which It vm. pro- it in dlslrlbulo. Whin reft'l'mor* llohl their mrellnga i a ntlnerabln tlmo Is enjoyod by alt. I ;'€*C'€*C-»<*C*'*-£'«C'€C'«*'€C'«C»€*»«'*«'-C« SPECIAL XMAS BREW ROYAL EXPORT BEER Government Liquor Store FREE DELIVERY NELSON BREWING COMPANY, LIMITED ■aft*4M|-»St5*»i*3-5i3-»iy»i3*5,53»^»i»»J>»r.# The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. OF CANADA LUTED Office Smtltino end Refining Dtpartment TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTERS AND REFINERS PURCHASERS OF GOLD, SILVER, COPPER AND LEAD ORES Producora ot Gold, Silver, Copper, Blutetona, Pig Land, Zinc TADANAC, TRAIL THE NELSON DXILT NEWS, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ie, 1921. Speculative Shares Hold Center of Stage; Investments Listless. NEW. TOItK, Doo. 1?.—The week on the stock exchange ended much no It began. Spoculatlvo Issues were thtv oentcr of attraction., whllo Invest- niont nliaroa woro dull anil occasionally under further professional pros-' sure ' Oils continued to provide thc greater part-, qf .the brief oosolon'n mod- oratoly largo output,, numerous Indus - 'totals and * 'linclassiflod ' spocloltilcH making their uaual contributions. Cnnlor^jvptahly Delaware, Lackawanna and ' Westorn: Hooding nnd Liehlgb Valloj* were strong dcsplto tho labor situation In tho Ponnsyl- vnnla flold, hut most rails followed their listless course of recent days. Gatiut, in no conspicuous instance ranging beyond I to 2 polnta, were shaded in tho final dealings, when eomo forolgr. . nils developed reactionary tendencies. Rales amounted to 4211,000 sharos. Tho bond market reflected the perfunctory movement of otocka, dealings in : government issues showing mixed irnlns and lossos at the close. International war Issues were devoid of especloVteatiires. Total sales, par value, $8,2110,000. - An lnoreasn of $74,000,000 in actual loana and discounts, almost double tho previous week's decrease in that Item, was tho striking featuro of tho clearing houso statement, demand deposits showing correspond* ing expansion. The only week-end news touching on general financial conditions was contained In the reviews of mercantile authorities. Theso for tho most port wero highly enoournging in comparison with tho samo period of last year. Cloaino Quotationc Illirh Low Closo Chino -::>', 28'.** 38H, O. P. 1*. 121% Int. Marine Mos. Pur. com. ... 17H Mos. rae. Pfd. ... 46% Fierco Arrow Studebaker 92% r. 8. Steel com. .. 86 Willys thi Vac. Oil GO% 120N «■*. nit 84*m .0 ■s*-» HI*** Iii 11% Mil SG lift M!i ■ fi-rt ■19', TORONTO BOARD -!*TonOSTO, Doc. IT.—Saturday morning's stocks market was awaited wtth a certain nmount ot anxiety in view of tho bank merger on Friday, but on the whole, tho exchange behaved well. So far tut bank stocks were concerned there was littlo activity und practically, no changes in price. Merchants' Hank being withdrawn from tho list, the only bank stock directly affected was Montreal, and tbo opinion heard that tho merger had been a good thing for the Bank of Montreal seemed to be refloctcd In tho price, for the bid wa* up here 4'i points at 51054. Steamships preferred sold down to 44«i. but rallied to ISt<ii, with a not loss of %. Winnipeg Hallway dropped ?i and Imperial Oil reacted S points to 117. Canadian Pacific nnd Toronto Railway oach .gained a point. MOtfTREAL LIST MONTREAL, Dec. 17.—Except for nomc dtecouragemont of trading, the absorption of the Merchants Bank by (ho Bank of Montreal had hut little effect-on tho stock, exchange on Saturday. Business was generally light and values in most cases sought ■lightly lower levels. A notable feature of the trading was tho fact that, despite tho conditions, stocks made new lights for the year. Of these, tho most outstanding woo Bank ot Montroal, which reached now high for tho year at 21G. Anothor strong atoek and which ulso reached a now high wns Dominion Class preferred which aold 3% up at tio. Tho now highs wero Canada Cotton preferred up a point nt 48% and Illinois common with on advance of ?, at 11%. EGG MARKET OTTAWA. Dec. 17.—With the market for fresh specials fairly steady and storage eggs easier tho chief Interest for tlio next week will center ln the poultry situation. At present thc demand for poultry *** rt- ported only fair, but tho market continues steady at unchanged prices. Turkeys do not appear to bo plentiful and pricea nre high at all points. Same dealers state tbo prlco of turkey* has gone beyond tho limit, aome shippers a few days ago .offering 62 cents f. o. b. The price is -now down to GO centa t. o. b. WWNwlG „ QHXTiI * QUOTATIONS in.-?"" Wheat— "v D»c ,,.1«H4 May lMli July Mli Oats— • Dec. May July Barley- Doc.' .... .May Flax- Dec. 174 May 180 Ryo— •Doc •May 0.0 en High Low Close •i2>; 44* GS» 107 V4 110% lOSTt «** 44>; l'iGli 108% 107S 42«i 'l'i 10714 110«4 108T4 *.% **% 4G% H ■ G8H lift. 85 00% Rich old bachelors think tho prop- eragetii totxrr ls_al_tetm,,. JT^ont* rtssMe tho a-lrl craw' fond- US . 182 174 180 ?<N4 ..' 00 CHICAOO. Dec. 17—Trade ln nil lines wns light on thn Chicago board of trado Saturday. Wheat finished lower to li higher', corn wan H to >i lower; oats H to "4 higher and provisions unchangod to 10c hlghor. «Tho trade was slngulnrly indlfforent trr news that 2,2ti0,000 IiusIioIh of Wheat hod been, worked for export In two dnys and tho Northwestern Grain Pooler))' association report ut Winnipeg on Cauodlan production nnd reserves wns nlso Ignored. STERLINGJvXCHANGE NRW YORK, tOec. 17.—Sterling exchange srtong iu *4.14% for 00-day bills und 14.17% for demand. NELSON", Dec. 17.—Current counter exchange for sterling ll.II. FOREIGN EXttiAflflE N'EW TORK, Dec It.—Har Silver— ForolKn 67. OanaUlan dollar*)--{._,.:,. KrancK—Pomnnd, "J.H-Y_', cubic*, 7.87. Lire—Dcmfiud, 4.54*;; rnWrn. 4.H5. CANADIAN NATIONAL EARNINGS DECREASE TORONTO, Dtr. 1«•-.—The (Ston* earning-**! ot tlio Canadian National railway fur thc week ended Doc. 14, wore $2,048,171), a iloereajie of |fi02.- 079 from llie uorroRpondlns week a year «eo. The proHH ram ins 1 from .Innuary \o date were $104,974.60R, an Increase of |C80,8M above the corresponding period last year. SHOWS DEFICIT TORONTO, Dec. 18.—For the first 10 mont tin of 1021 the Toronto suburban nj'Btem did nut even puy opornt- ItiB expenae«. much leas tho intereat on K\ti-*\-">" of mn-.!,imi, 11;.. bond", «Ry» the Star. If tlio rate of Ioim for the 10 montha Ih maintained during the remalndlng two month*-*, tlio deficit of thc road fnr lha wholo yoar, lhcltidlng interotit charges, will ho $137,723. This Im the railway - y*.*t--m running to Gueiph, -which local ratepayers are naked to purchase by phhj<- lng n bylaw ou New Yearn' day. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN MINNEAPOLIS, Doc. 17.—riour unchanged. nrnn—121.00 tn j;;.oo. Wheat—No. 1 northern, 1.S8U- Corn—No. S yellow, 3»a,. Oat|—No. 3 while. ;0?i lo ,"10%, Flnx—No. 1. l.Oitt to 2.01",. t:*u to MONTREAL PRODUCE MONTREAL. Doe. 17.—Kggs firm; butter and cheeae quiet. Choose—Finest enatrrns. 18 to 18%. Butter—Choicest creumery, 42 to 43. Eggs—fieloeted, 55. LOCAL MARKET. PlockH of mlneemeot for nirlstmns aeaiton, and flowering planta In great abundance, were again features of the local mat-kit on Saturday. Egga and, chickens showed decline*. Quotations were ns to.'jws: .10 10 to to .so JO Pork, per lh .so to „:m .10 to ,'Jt Mutton, per lb,,. .:o to .so 1 ..inil■■ per lb. .50 to .30 -Fowls, per lb •IS Bpring chickens, per lh. .Ml to .3ii fresh eggs, per dos. ... .70 to ,0. Dnfry butter, i»or lh... .45 to .HO Head Cheese, per lb. -JO Home-made Cheese, lb. ,r,o (lonieiiKnIe jelly, per .10 or. .ot Potted l'lantt, from.. M 11 to .no Cychiracns, each .75 to .10 ,115 .01 .05 .:; ■tVenUhv apples, hox _ :.so Cra**bappl<w, per box.... 1.76 Wrapped applea, up to Mt l.M) iKE to s 1.75 EARTHQU/ WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—An eorth- quitku doBcrlhed aa "very aovore" waa recorded today nt (leorgetown I'nlvvralty, beginning nt 10:J7 a. m. :i..d continuing until nlHiut noon. K.uthor Toouloff, ot the university, estimated tho' direction ns smith ot Wiudilngton approximately, 2600 mile". "Fruit-a-tim" Cleared Her Skin Pointb St. 1'itonit, I'.Q. "I »ufTe«<l for llireo years Willi ti-nlliU- Eezemo. I consulted fo'ver.il elm'iui.; iiu.l iIn . did ntil do mo nny good. Then, I used one box or "Soolhn- 5oW«ndtn-obori'3of,,li*i'uil'.'i-iivi'-,"' and my handsarojioivclc.ir. llic |>ain ii gone .ind ihere Iiik I' -n uo return. I tliinU it lo nmrrellous beoahM no oilier tttcdicino did mc nny gooi! until .1 used "SootliiiSnlvii" ami "l-'ruit-o-tives", the n-oiitI,-tful tiu-iliciiit made from fruit'-, Mt'dam TETIT. r,.\M.VnUK fiOe » boi, fl fot.ttfM. trial slntf Vtt At dealers or aent. pcwlpgitl bj I-'n.-iL-a-tiT.'s l.imiii ,i, (ILluca. m. LEUD Miss McPhail Emphatically Denounces Any Liberal- Farmer Rapproachment, WOODSTOCK, Ont., Pec. Ifl,—Hlnn Agncft McPhail, M. p.-elect for South Grey, is absolutely opposod i-- .mv movement which would bring about a union of the ProgreKsive and the Liberals. "1 hopo .Mr. Crorar will keep out of all entanglements," she snldf "for If .tho rrocmaslven jaln the Ubcntln they will loan their identity and will be doomed to extinction. ■ Even if Mr. Crerar goes over to tho Liberals, I will not, even if I should be the only Independent loft tn tbo house. But Mr. Crerar will not get the Progressives to go with him, If he goes, then we will simply choono another leader and carry on as a nep- arate group." In (BOI there was ono trnlum.-m killed for each lil employed; lu 1911. one killed for each 182 employed, nnd lu IHU, nm- kilted for ench 27-1 employed. City Cab Co. 8. J. TOWGOOD. Prep. Heavy nnd light transfer Imsiiifiss. Dodge Car, day or night. Careful driver. Piano and Furniture moving, Up-to-date Piano Mover. BELLEVUE COAL Lacge Storaue Roams Phone 18 609 Ward St. P. O. Box 044 NEL80N, B. C. Used Articles Roomi Bonrd To Rent ' Boats and Automobiles , Help Wanted Petition, Wanted Lost and Found Livestock ■■iMro.. Farm Produce Timber and Mines Classjfied Advertising Rates „ Wm» anl tnMatf!rt~V4T.itiarn|r— On. and a half eanta per ward on"inaortion. Blx oanta par word par week, or 21 Ho ptr word par month, caah In advance. W chanted l',,o a word atrallht. Tranalent ada aceept^l onlr en » t^-ln-advano. buua. Each Ini- tut, tttura, dollar alta. otc count, a* on. word. Minimum tie, lt eharnd tOe; Dlaplnr tjrpa doubt* tbo-a ratra. local BaadUf Rotlc..—30 Mr »ord •ach Innertlon. In black tae. or machine capital. 4c i"-r word. Black (ae* capital, to a word. If per cent dla- count It run daily without chant, at copy for on. tnohth or more. Wher. ailTertlaement la aet out In abort lln.a th. ohanc. I.JJHo . I|n« for Reman tTp», Ito for black fae*. and JOe for black faoe capital. Minimum Its, It 56 Births BOTIN—To Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Gardner, of Koch Hiding, at Kooteiuiy Uxk_ hrispltal, yentenl;iy, a tIatiKhter. MATCH MONHV. AT HOMfj—tlb to IM paid weekly for your spare tlm* wrltinnr ahowoards for us. N'o cm- \TmalnB. w.' Instruct nnd aupplv with worfci' 'JTent AnjEaa sniowcard Kervlee, J Cewourno Bldit., Toronto. tiinsi 11 Female Help Wanted WANTED—A Hood cnernl l:elp. lira. W. O. .Miller. Annly t.r.:.:i LADIES -ft-ANTKn TO no rLAIN nnd llKht frwliu: at hnme; whole or "Par* lime; fooil pay; work cent-any <ll'.i:iiu'o; cliarf;. : paid. .Send ntamp for pnrtleulara. National Mannrnc- turlnic Co., Montreal. i&l»?) W 12 Situations Wanted Female TODHQ Scotch lady oa I'ompanlou In-li'. Dally Newa. wlthca altuutlon Apply Uox S£Tf;. <:.;**«) <* Articles Wanted WANTBD—To buy two earn of (rrcen cut :.-:i*-uiini cedar ptik's nix ond : --vi'U llll-ll. 'Mil;. , :■:■:, ntlrj eight Inch thrlty-flven. What in your price"; Aiklrens Uox (.:''.'■. Dally Nowh. PLAIN' sewing, >In«. Woolfnir. 32S Rtlr- Mnc Hotel. ' " (5231) 34 Teachers Wanted BCHOOl, TRArHHi: WANTHD-I-'or Sullivan 11 fll puhllt; nchool; mnn pn- i.uiii Sulaiy '...•.'..i... ii-.ml anil < ii, ll.I'1. peq ilnj'. Apply Av.A. Werti, Klmbi-He1 li.' C' WB) TRACHBR WANTKD—WnttuburK public nchool, ihillrw to eommenee Jail, £. 192J. Ap|ilj 11. H. Ni'ile, hccrctnry. Wiittnhuri;, t r>301 > WANTJ-3D—Tcnelier for illvinlon two, W'yniidi'l drliool. Walter J. Cooper, (uxaretnry. Wynndel, \i. C, (Cajft) RACnnrt WANTED—For dlvlwlon two, Kloenn City. I'ubllc nehool to coin- menee Jaitnnry 3rd. Salary JIOOO.-OO Jkt yenr. Apply Secretary, TriiHteiw. Ilocan City. (____) WANTED—A t.^iehtff for Junior dlv* i■■ton. Hnliiry thirteen hundred mid fifty per yeaf. DutlrH <o commence, .i.inuriiv .Ini, Apply immedlntely to, lt. Johiihion, Hi-erelnry t'oiilerei'k Nchool honnl. I'nalcreek, 11. C, ir«?9l) 20 Livestock for Sale FOR RALE—Joraey cow to froabwi "horlly. Mrs. Itomanak, Dror Park, B- C. , (E3T0> TWO pood fnmlly cdwn for anle, eomlnk freah aoon. Very (rentlc. Eight****' tloltara and ninety dollar., Paul _Knnbe, Doer Park. (SltJ) FOU SALE—Airedale .pup five montha old. Rood hunting; niraln tir,.00. Apply to Reynolds, Spuuum, B, C. (tUU) 23 Property for Side ^OUN'tl Flemlah Olnnt rabbits, rrewi 55 eenta, blnck ti.00, five montha black «toe.. s;, hucka tl.60. 11. Or- chard. N'olaoi). 15217> niWISTnilED Improved Cheatoi White boar, very prolific also tvpjHterod aow due farrow early Mnrcll. 'A. Deverson, Crawford Bay. ir.!8l) 15^ForRent—Unfurnished 'I'll it KK roomed unfurnlnhed hnuse- liftpiiuv :i part ment. Itent $18.00 por month. Ment nnd light Included. i Apply strung :irot»i. ■ • WJ«n 33 Fruitt and Veyetablet APPLES FOR SALK—Vnrletten Wacuer nml ■Spiir.i-iitn-ii:, Qrndo l's $2,00 pet box. Mncknrotli, Hroadwater, i.»\v.-r _\tTO-t Xake», n. C. \ 52370 A DOMINION nxproit aionmy OrtloT for five dollara coat» thrw oenti. 52 Fanns Wanted WANTKD-*—To rent a fruit ranch for the coming year by experienced man. Addreasltox :.:'<::.. Dally Nc-v.-.-..<:,:'i.r,) 32 aoros, brick holme; barn. $&00.00, H. -Brooks, Purty Biding; Ji. C. (5268) FOR sai.i-:- i room cottage, light, water two lotn, twenty frttlt iruea, chlckon houao One Thousand dQllam, TermH given, (ieo. Q, MeLnren, Nel- -BOFL (52S0) C!«A8SIinKD ndn.Bbrlttfr resultd qnlclc- ly nnd economically. I'A o. ft word. TRUSTEE'S SALE Of the Property of Geo. S. Vanstone. I offer for nalo an an exceptionally low price tho following: Tho rights of the above BapMhlpt In a certain timbor sale—X109, located on Mill Crock, n. C, oppoKlto tho lown of New Denver. llio government crulso of vthu tlm- l»r -^ontAlned on llils timber ^alo is as followji; Kir _ m_ 1,232,000 ft. Hemlock 1.133,000 ft. Cedar ...., 2.3(10.000 ft.' Spruce ..... 145,000 ft, Whito pine 489,000 ft. 22 Miscellaneous JOHN PEJIRY, bottle dealer, Fernle, B. C. will pay fifty centa a docen for qunrt Crown boar bottles and twenty o«ntH a doicn for pint Crown beer bottles, f. o. b. shipping point. Bot- # lien not to bo shipped from any point more than two hundred miles west of Fernle. Box 903, Fernie, H. C. _ ' (51S2) TO WHOM IT MAT""-CONCERN—This 'Is to cortlfy that tho firm of J. and .1. Perry, of Fernlo, B. C han been dlsKolve-X Tbe business of this firm will bo carried on by Joseph Perry nt snme addresti and on same basin. All peoplo shipping bottles for this firm pleaso notify Joseph Perry. (B170) ORDER your Christmas cards •from thc Dally News printing departmoat. Wn ship tho day we reoelve the order. ______ 19 Poultry and Eggs \yanti;i>—rocker-pin and hens for fat- toning. B. J| Conk, Balfour. (5304 > POR KALK—Two H. C. R. 1. Bed cockerels. Two ll, P. Hock cockerels and three white leghorn cockerels. All t.r-t class iiini* from exhibition and utility stock, .'ii-. 1). McNaughton, Silverton. Tri267) 14 Furnished Rooms to Rent r.,34-4,000 ft. Ami l.1,nff& Cedar Polos. Them aro approximately 4,500 poles cut and of thOM approximately 3&P0 aro Akldded. Part of lhe flume han been constructed leodlug from tho Umber to the lako, i Tho necessary camp hulldlnps are on tho -ground. A now water power futwmill of about 10,000 ft. enpaelty 1ms been erectod on thr ground. For prlccB, etc., npply to D. ST. DENIS Authorized Truatce. 609 Ward St.. Nolson B. C. P. O. Box 1102. CARBONATE STREET ■UJOOAA A nicely laid out B- WUUXjyJ roomed bungalow, fully modern, stone founda-tlon, oil 2 'lots, lawn In front, good chicken house nnd woodshed. A fmv fru11 trees lfioo.no will handle. Ai t. McMillan, Real EaUt. and Insurance. 624 Baktr Stro«t. Phon. 601 (5303) 38 Farm and Oairy Produce FOR BALE— Bnlfil Alfulfo liny, tio. 1 quality, 31? per ton, t. o. It. Lethbridge, N'optuno liny tt Oraln <**" «:i) DO you want n .lol.? Advertise In .these column.. l*^c. a word. \ FOIl ItKNT - Fine room with lmlli nnd tmrlly rurnlHlir.l. Apply, J. O. l'nt- .. - „ ., •tSai* ins?*) .so Wjh^ aiuji Found FOIt IlKNT—Three room suite well ——— -...-.■> -.—.-,- , furnlahi'd. clean ln aulet liouaa. r.07 j sTnATRD from Boawell mld-Septemhe Hlllcn Klreri. (r.;(l(l) __._y (|C]dlnK 1200 Iba. fivo yrnra oh afiTE—Campbell', studio. (HISS) $20.00 reword tor innlin;: ply A. Mnclile. Boawoll. B. C, I. aome, A; (5213) Condensed "Want" Ads Order Form Um tht. blank on whloh te writ* your eond.ntad «d., on. word In each aoac EncloM money order^or check and mail direct to Th* Daily New,, Nelion, B, C, Rat.: On. and • half cant ■ word each insertion, aix conttcutiv* insertion, for price ef four when e*ah accompanl*. order. Minimum, 26c, Each initial, figure, dollar tlgn, etc, counta ae ene word. No charge late than 60 centa, Pleaae publleh the advertieement be time*, fer which 1 er JtJ*aln4L repllee may b. .ddraaaad te Box Number, at T)a Dally Newa Office._ If MpHeajre 1 five worda extra fer box numbar, te be mailed Tncleaa 10e extra I* cover eeet ef poitag. and all< illoW 18 Miscellaneous for Sale * i.ii'. number'16,V llclort Coal hentint; Htovo. Brink lined, ufc-ftctlrnlly new. Only 320.00. Ono AutpmlUlo t'Kleken f'<'i hoK with compartment, for l*lvo dlrferiml klnda or food, it cood l.:> i-i'.ii In nt tr,.00. Tt02 Mouaton-Hlreel. _ TcJophono_*3«Le.^ tr.lliiO) FOB 8AX.K—Wnsxon, t.-wo Inch tlfc, 32! or will trade for young plga, A. H,-i- bert, Caatletaf. ' _ <6S7H> FOR HALE—Four~hoi|o cookstove. Oood condition tweniy-rjvo dollara, 911 Btnnlcy. (58J!) I.AHOB tnbto model Edinon phononraph nnd fifteen records ISO. lllnay term.. WIIII. Plnno ttun-0. Baker atrect tXext BobertKou -furniture Compnnyl, Business out Professw Directory IMRS OOHSTHUOTIO*tr OO. Ooneral Eagln..rtna- Tel. 007, P. O. »0lTl71 A. W. Davia A. H. -W. Cn Contmcta tnken nny kind, contruol tion. Wo move, Inatntl nnd aclt nml 'iiini iv. Eatlmatoa mnde on i;lioi!t"io/ ttco. Carry lino boltlnc, hone, maooltl nhop flUpplleB, nhaftlng. wlro ncreenaL trRllsmlanlon nteel, apllt pulley:', boxes! rails, earn, air receivers, one to 'aim loch pipe, ventilation plpo. Aftentnl Britannia wire ropo, quickest delivery! on market. Irrigation plpo and flume! __ . . (6.093)1 CANADIAN *A*OTO ond ElECTMCA uvm-r company Battery Sirrlc, Station ri.'i iri, nl iipiilhince", motor nnd Ben-I erntor repnln:. ,-lyctiicnl and meeii:tn-l Icnl inalnlllng, oxy-ncetyleno welding,! machine shop work, nlcmltc lubricating! system", biiHHlck productH. r. o. Hex! 33. 200 Bnllcr .fit., Kolson. I'liono r.M.I r^ Painters and Decorators MDBPHT BBOB. Painter, and SMoratora Dealer. In Wallpaper US Josephine .St. Phon. fll I (C07B) I Cafes JAKES' CATB Opposite Xtaghor'a Btor. Drop In and try the peat home cook- 1 ed meal In tha city prepared by ell white help. ~ (607(1) Gunsmith _ m .. B. KTIO. llepairer of Cycled, l'honographe fine machinery. Lodges in anl (6074) MELSON LODOU No. I, a P. O. I Ments 410U Baker St., flrat and thin Thursday. ^ (5071) Carpenter and Joiner T. A. I.AWBON, AU Cluaas of Work. Factory, ton llnll ;-t. I-nmatco panelH. tmer.) Boob & Show ile to Order, tt*. BT. Accountants Ktm Boot, and Shoe Mnde _ pairing. 612 FRONT BT. (H7I) ounxii r. BtraTEB. Successor to th. late Jama. U. Lawrence. Hox 1191 Nelaon. B C (C0HI 1 a 'im ...IJ- -ij—Lja Floritfr . _ 'IRIZZELLB-S OBBENHOOBa N.leoe Cut flower, and floral aaaltna.. (HOIO m— .rn- Assayers W WIDDOWSON, Box AMOli N.l- >.eBarejea (6W1) , >v vv 11 ,u,t ,v aun, w, a... son. 11 C. Standard weat.rD Wholesale A. MACDONALD * CO. WHOLECALO Orocera and Provlalon Merchant. Importer, of Teaa, Coffees. SfticM Pried Frulta, Staple and Fanoy Oer- cerlos. Nelson, B. C^ (5070) SPIRELLA corsets. Urs. T. Kennedy, Nelson; (0003) MATCH BLOCK l'honb 17«. WOOD—For sale. (1077) •HHMUM—Buy uwrn bow trom Na map, Bhlngln MUL Boa t. Nakuap __________• (8071) 35 For Rent FOR BENT—r,-roomed well house. Phone :i s i it*. _ furnished HUSO) HOUSE FOR ItENT—Apply New Ortnd ■ - (5011) jkr BHOf to rent. Apply tei STANDARDF C0MP. Situr! ANT ima '83) C. J Oarlaea, Undertaker Onder ukera and Embalmor. and Funara: Utreotora. Tb. finest and' meat up-to- date undertaking parlor, and chape) In .Interior BTC, Lady attendant fot women and children Day Pbona *l - Night phone 263 and M. (COM) Architects Bay Av.no.. aucui'tkct, b. o. B. a. Vran. (Mil) 1'IiINTKD atatlonery of all kinds. .The Dally New. Printing Department Engineers oito aMo'"i_Mb.a m. a, Albert, and 03 Alberta and Domlalea ^JlAND SUBTDTOXS Crown Grant Agents. Bine Printing __^ ■ mm Auctioneers Wa OVTZaCS Qooda aold prlvat.ly or at Auotlo. Phone Tf 310 Ward Street AuOtlOl >n. I. ((Ml) Funeral Directors D. J. ROBERTSON, F. D. D. * E IM Victoria. Stre.t Phon. Ill; Nil? (INI) Phone_ JS7K__ WANtuu—Household furniture. .'l?am'i.\l, **"" W^",t 'I'rnlture read these columns. Toll what you nave to .ill. lHo. a word. __ \8lte w THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, MQKDAYMORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1921. aadamimm , m ^ THE HOOVER-A PERFECT XMAS GIFT Most thoughtful is he who gives a Hoover for Christmas. For with the Hoover he gives more than a re-' membrance of the day; he gives a lifetime of freedom i from the drudgery of sweeping and dusting. Most happy is she who receives this gift. For with her Hoover she can thoroughly clean and freshen the rugs and other household things she treasures so dearly. And she can easily meet the new standards of home cleanliness introduced by this efficient cleaner. No longer need she tolerate rugs filled with unwholesome embedded dirt. Most satisfied, too, is the recipient of thc Hoover because she knows, as all women know, that of all electric cleaners the Hoover is the best; that only tlie Hoover combines the three essentials of thorough cleaning: beating, sweeping and air suction. Onunts mado by follows: Mr. A, M. lllnlr, residing at 20 Atwood strvi'l, t'rovldenci',' lt I., snlil: "Wo oro Just so happy nv r tile Thnngc Tnnlne Ims made In uur littlo girl thnt wc can't do or say enough to show our npprrclatlull. She hntl lost nearly 20 pounds. In weight ami looked so (rail i^rt weak Hint Inr inolhrr nnd I tvuvc both almost wor. rlcd slek over' her condition. HI Inking TnijJ'ie, «he has nlnitily (-lined 10 pound/., gpr color ls bellcr than II ever U*\„ been nud she looks and nets Ilko a illtfereni i girl." "Mrs. Ctttherlno .McCube. ill Dick- Vns avenue, Hvrnnlon, Pa., said: "Thi' -flu' left my little Ileglllll In sueh a bad condition llial I have uo hten ahe t'would be with me now If It hadn't been (or Tnnlne. It Is a mystery in mo how she lived on the Hjtle she -was "itlng iind was so IKclcs she never even cared to play wllh the tlolln and toys she' got ai Chrlalmtte. Since taking Tanlac she I* nn hardy Uud well us any child could I'e anil lias gnlncd IH pnuuds In weluhl. 1 will nlways praise Tnul'ie. fur u-Mier* lug our little girl's health." Ulehard l.eniy. 2312 Pnlelhurpe Si., 1'hlladciphla, snld: "There Is no tluubl in my lillml bill thai Taula Biivcd my little Iwy's life, l'er iwt years I wouldn't have been a .bit sui prised to have seen him drop off u uny tlmo. lie luid atomncli troulili nml mnny a time Ihe gas pr*'ssed ui Dying ilny." ■I..,l „t 'la'ilae "ii Ihe 'I'll- , alio sl.imnclu oi Hie young Is one "(| lhe BtroltgtWl I'Vldenees „t Ils whob- j intones* ns well as lis unusual merit. Allhinigh a poWl r(ul WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, slightly soiled, former prlco, 116.75 pair. Bpeolal *(» Q|r to clear, per imlr... tDv.vD Pure linen DAMASK TA11I.E t-I.iiTIIS. Indeal for Xjnua glfls. 2x2 yards, each— $7.50 and $10.50 _- 2x2'i yarda, each— & $9.50 and $13.50 NAPKINS lo match, per dozon, $10.75 and $15.75 WHITE .lAI'AXESi; 1IABI-TAI WASlllNtl SILK, SO Iii. wide-, OXOcptlOIUtl values, l'er yard, 95c, $1.25, $1.75, For $1.00 $2.25 etructlve, Ton ful ingredient which nre no in. ,11 Ines. ll Known tu tnble and cnn ilclleal" elllllll or Inlure iiie rate si«niaieh. Tnnlae Is i l.'annila Drug lending drtlgg : ennlniu minerals or ' uflen fiuinil In lng cotntioavti i il roots nnd nee It Is purely be tnken by llil ml. mill dues ni,l Weill esl f II le I .1.11 In Nell le MAY BE FIRST NEW GOVERNOR HS|SL GET AWAY TO -Ottawas Deieat Hamilton in, Own Cut Win in Strenuous N?ne Minute, Overtime, Game; Two of Victorious Play. I Team lln,ure°• 1 UUI**' l-AXl-Y ANU init- I.M.l-.ll llANl)Ki:ill.'llIW*S, UlOClal value. ca.ll 25c You can buy at thi. Department at the "Bay" Flowing End Neckties. Leather licit In Bos. 2 Linen Handkerchiefs lit Box. 4 Mercorlicd Bordered Handkerchiefs In Box R Cotton Bordered Handkerchiefs in Box. l'ull-n-1'ait Cuff Links In Box. And other lines too numerous tn mention. COLLAR BOXES nt $1.75 mako a veiy useful present. Also Sl'SPENIJEIlS nnd ARM- \T'l1:.^ $1.75 House Cunts. Dressing downs, Motor llauntlcts, Wool Knitted Walatcoata, Bwoatcro Kid llloti'S, etc., etc., allil ull lllOaO "dressy" al Helen that delight the heart of a man. Don't huvo your purchasing till "tomorrow," but come early and come often. I.a inr.-' I'l.AIN WHITE Big Event in Old Country Soccer Ends in Tie; Spec tators Disappointed, LAWS llANl'KE'*'- 1 A/» CroBt-8, rail. a-O-m MlMlki.N. old country NOTICE H.\.M1I.T"N*. world'** rhnintilonflo ,-itiii got nwny t<> tin" national hochi Saturday nlghl whon thr j Hamilton ii iim :i iu '.', sift it nlno mlu Blag of o-tartlme. Uroadbent notch? jvd the whining tally, Notwithstanding ! llm si Ick y In-, tin- game wua fttHi iuitd cgotttng. Tlu- (ramo marked tba •iiiii-f Iii proftewdouut eumpuuy I .nU Rouchor nnd Frank Clone*)',] nnuitoure. who made *'■"' Juttfp II, They woro glyop little tr : in tlio ahori I'ltto they wer k"' thoy showed good promi*-*"-. wna Olio of tlio cleanest il lMif nnd not a penally it obi. hum * • ittawa , Benedict I l .. ilcruvd | . Douchor at. Patrick a. Nighbor Mticnotl Hrundbenl Canteron Denenny j sicwart Clancy I pencnny , Druooj i>vi" Noble Substitute* - fimlUlo, Smith Doc, is.—Tlu-1 TORONTO, Doc. in,-—Kt. Patrick' o Ottawa, Hookey oponed tlu; National ftookey Ivugu flying start In I s-n.Hon ;it the nranR Saturday niul ll-iiKU*' ruOO lien-1 Willi ii .*■ In _ will nv«" I hi1 t'(iti:ii|it-H defeated tho I it Was ii clean-cut victory for iln* -u'i-f->ii nnd white find men. wim nut. skated and oulg:tuu.-d tiu-ir oppononts from jrittit; tn gonlf, The piiw- won n BtronUOUH o\\>* lliri'Uyliutit, with tht plnyoni i ' bolli tiMinH H'-inwliiR fttt!i< nf nefcf wh- n Uu- i.ntib- w;ih over. Tin i-n:* were sliort un condition i» : hilling hlfi'i- nf ■ling dofvnoo ptigjr W.iM Cltt ovi-i both :m ulso (lUllQd in my had lu Uv cor- ihi* feocowl period t i nnd Ijalondi i .nt Into iU< had th I'alrlrUV, >*■•■: Unite Dyo \ h- fin-.- mid Dow b-il ort lhe In- ii -■ ft it huth Corhra iklddod him on li... > -:*im. Thn Cuuij faftl were in tlu*lr •l chrr-rlng almost continuously. I* in up. poblUdn. ,.goal.. .UcfonM- .ih l.'liKi'. .ri'iiter. . . .inng. i .King ft lll-O* iHr— lllUTCHt III lilt country ooooor rootball gowH yap i torda-jreontorodt apart from thr sixth i round of tlu- ruNKkd&Oon cup Um, prin- i t-iiHiiiy in tin' iwo metropolitan dn-- bltfg; in the first of wuk-h Tot Umbo l | llm.-piiis, mi Uiolr own field, failed i I |triive thill* superlnrlty uvel" Chotaoti, I The gOtho WW wltni"-M-d Uy in.uimi j people nud plnvt-tl n dLtappulntUtcnb i the \isitorH ruroly making combined J movement. The ngglll wnn :i ■COrQ- less lk\ I ulh-itu PrOVCtl ^uullty. lu III- OOCOnd illVlHlnn l-'lllhiiin K;iV" I convhn-lng proof of ilivlr being wi-ll I on the track of promotion by their i- lo I victory over Clapton Orient Tlu-y put up a splendid pet'.'orinancr. The TravfrM-Sben combination for ruihnm wan Irroaistlblo, Bhon booting both goule. Humify must have felt i ohoatoond by ihoir i tu I defoat at il THE FIRST BABY Born in NaUon Diatriot in tht Haw Y«r will '•*""• on. pair of White All Wool Baby Crib BlanktU aa ■ print- NOTICE. Out* of-town cuttomert nloaie note we thall be open all day Wtdnttday, Oct. 2Ut, io mnke Out a dty to vitit tht city. The Store With the Xmas Spirit han b „i Middiwboro. particularly C'onadiens Voiitia K. Cleghorn Corbeau , . . . Luloiuh- Pltrt Bortlnqu ?°*' I four of the tatlcr'.i lr.m wi-re nbwnt throuah Injury, when as Burnley wiw at full Rtringlh. Nowott»tlt l.'n'tt-d agnlnst Aaton Villa turned out ronfi- dently, hut failed to take advantage of a f,trong wind, whtlo Otfl Villa* ln the second half uned thin to tha fnllent advantage. Huuderlahd agaiiiKt \\'*s\ tlromwlch were handleuppnd hy the reii-niucnl of ■VaroltRJI at the end 0? the first hair. Liverpool, by their a to 1 victory over Alanehesu-r UntUKL lieadn the lahle, hut definite lender- ship la at 111 a very open tiut-sOon. Bthtn I'lmlucky. Had luck, which atailel wilhfn a I'atrlck'K, Rundoll. I .-nu,,... uiadii-nH, Cpuircau, ! IJuueher. O, Cleghorn. I Sniiiinary—0irtl period, 1, Kt. Pat' j wan mtn, -.„■... l rk-k'.s, Denenny, 11:000; 2, St. I'al- ' inlnutn of comuu'iicenieiit of the gain rlck'a, Randal li 8:00. I dogged the Blackburn Hover* in the ut period-3. Ht. Patrick')*, In.- game wllh Holion Wotldorors, They 1:0U; t< CanndlnuK, Ih-rlin- I mlitaed an excollont chance to score neiin; r:tm . Ht Patrick** Dononny 4Ui"tt Thfr«l period--fi. CniiadlcuH, L»a- lond*, SlOO; 7. Hi. I'atrlck'a, Dye, .:n. ' SPORTING BRIEFS Win-* Thrcc-cushlon n.lit.ml*. CTllCAOO. I'-c. 18.—J. Uiyfon i/l Ijcdklla, Mo., !:i;i n.glit won th- worhrK three-eu;.hinii hllilnrd eliam- plonHhlp. il-fotitiuK ('hamplnn- Augle Kh-.-kiu-r.-r of chicogoi no polnta to _., Iii ihi- Llihil block of htelr 180-polul con teal. i;-i' i.in Hi-ain Wolut*. UOKTON, Dee. 18.—Thc Morton Alhlotlc B8aoeiu.lton hockey,learn defeated lbe U'ulvis of HuiU.ury. Ont., liiHt night. 0 10 1. Thla wan l\u< ace* >nd defeat for the Canadian learn in tip- thr*«n »biva' Herlwj Wtth local olubs. ■ iiumodiati-ly after the opening of the game nnd thl". w.i. followed by an J nmnxing scrtot of iwven by WandererR' goalkeeper. Tho ggmo at Upton Park between Wellborn I'nlted and I>erliy County ) wap a seranthling MY air, huth lnnn» I losing one of their hacka through Injuries. I The cup lies reunited much an cx- I nected, the outstanding 'feature being | Tuftioll park'* wonderful work | drawing with Oitmsby. BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLFERS BEAT PROS VICTORIA* Dec. U.r^Jumca Huron. Brltlah open uolf champion, nnd Jock' llutchltion. American open champion. lost the first Rumo of their cont In- cninl loin* to have itluek, Urttlah Columhlu ehumplon, and,Ppll Taylor, of Vn uiilu. by (wo tip nnd om- hi pln> for thlrty-utx hole* here Hiiiurdny. wuh a :-'i"'i*i.t«' 'l-u* nauii; mid the gnlh-ry of one ihnumimV ilW^'kept ou tlplui-H. Iliaek wiih the hero of the duy winning tour holet»f-;iH*|i*piirlucr tuking Ihvee, and Hume* three. Hut- chltton won but ouo hole, hut figured iu Hovei'iil hulvcK. Showmen find tha| wild men don't draw u« big u* crowd ua wild women; I ..iim- H**-nll --. LUNDON. iHr. 17.—Rotultl of l-fngur soccer games played In the old •ounlry today follows: Ft"i*i Dhlskm. Htrmlnghnni -, Hhcffteld Culled 1, lUnekhttru H. 1, Hollou \V. 2. Bradford Cily I. Preston 0. Cardiff City (i. Iluddcr*(lcld 0. IJverponl 2. Manchester Uftltod 1. M iMi-ill i.r City 2, Kverlon 1. Middlesboro I. llutnley 1. Newcastle V. 1, AMou Villa 2. Oldham 2, .\r*etial 1. Toil" uham fl. Chelsea, tl. Wvt.1 Hroniwlch A. 2. rtundertand I Hvwml 1>U 1*1-m. UlafcHpOOl 1. Rrndford I. Ihiry W, l.eleoMH-r 1. I-'ul hum 2. Clapton l>, Hull City 2. Noll* County U. Ixiodt I'nlted a, Crvslul Palace 0. Nottingham Koiwt l, lirtstut City 0. Portvnlo I, Hurnstey 3. Hotherhaui County ., Bioko fl. Hout It HhleldM 0, \Vtt\eiluuupIun 2. WoMtham 3. Derby 1. The WodnCHduy-Covt-nlry* gumo mlsulng, not reported. Third Division (Norlhorn Section OhoHterfleld 3, Aehtngton 1. * Crtwa A. 2, Halifax 1. Darlington-Qrltnaby Town wan not Played, Hartlepool t*. O. Wlganhoro 0, U'neoln City 1, Accringlon. I. Nelson Harrow not ployed Tnmmofe It o. stockisin c. S. Walsall-Rochdale, net plnyid, Wn-xliaiiiUuiiiani City, not plnyi-M. There ha* been n bhthgo In tiioj ■chedulo of game* for today in ihe j Third Dlvtnlon, northern section, ot, tho Kngllsh league. As printed In lho football atiini.il Crewe waa to have ployed Darlington und Halifax Grimsby Town today. Southern Section Aberdare 6, Reading 1. Chorlton A. I. Queens Park R 1. Luton Toun i. Mllwnll a. New Pott-.Swansea Town, not played. N'orthamptim-^outlumpion waH nol played. Norwich-Brighton and Hove, not played. Plymouth I. South End United fl, Ptirtstnouth-Merihyr, "Ot plnyed. Watford it. Exeter City u. Scotlir.h Catgut; Fint Divition Aberdoon 2, Motherwell 0. AMon Itovora fl. Rnngert .*. Celtic ., Clydebank 0. Dumbarton 2, Dundeo 0. Falkirk 7. Morion t). Hamilton a. 2, Ayr United 2. Hearts ., Alrdale U. Klluiiiiuurk 2. Ralth H. 2. Patrick, Thistle 2. Clydo 1. Queens Park 1. lllbernlana 8. Ht. Ultra 1. Third Lanark 3. Second Divition Alloa U, Catt Stirling 1. Bathgate 1, Droxburn 1. Do'neaa, 0, St. Bernard 1. Cowdenbeath 4, Johmtono 0. Dundee Hitui 1, Stenhoutemulr 1. Kust Plfe 0, Duntermllne 2. Kings Pink I, Arbroath 2. English Cup (Sixth Round) Brentford I, Hhliton o. Kurd c. i, Norwich City L Woikshoptown 2. Nolson l> Swansea Town 2, Bristol R 0. Merthyr Town 0. Oarllngion 0. Aghlngton 1. Stuleybrldgo Celtic 0 Mansfield 1, Walsall 1. Orlmsby I. Tuffncll Park 1. Noriliainpluu 1, Lancaster Town 0.1 Wiixham 0, Nowport County o. ' Qtlllnghain n. St. Albana city fl Mouth Port 1, Coventry C, 0. I Save Stationery I By Using Scratch Pads Suitable ter twtaa, figuring and elaaller purpeeea. 20c and 25c a patina* The Dally News Job Department L NELSON, ft. C. has developed as a rcrtilt ot tlu- maud of the French delegation on the oiu-a- tlon of naval ration. -Air. Hugh'**-* Is understood to havo called Iho attmtlon ot Premier Hrland to the entirely unexpected nature of the French propnivtl and tu Iln falluro U) hannonlie with tho basic principle upon thc llmtlatlon of naval arma- ment* plan wna drawn. FINCH PUN IKS til ■/Continued From Page One) rated directly wllh Premier Urlnnd of France regarding tho pltnatlnn which WASHINGTON. iW. 18.—The ra- *rntlnl features of Ihe French plan wero nubmltted In commltteo ln a i.ih'.c Iiiu: ir.itim; proposed construe-* Hon an follows: Yenr. Capital Ship Tonnngn 192li ItO.OUO <All old dnuiguaughtn.) 1931 200,000 (Two new, nix old dread noughts. > 1936 2X6,11(0 Mtin old. i new drcadnoughla.) 1941 360.00* (Ten new drondnoughtM.) Amity**!* ot tho table, lt was • • - plained, would show that the French navy nt tho end of 10 years would figure ubout 200.000 tons of capital ships. Including two new drr aon oughts, and that thli would be only -Sfl.QOO torn*. representing approximately the ton- nagf of the two now ships over tho iilloiimut mado to France under tho iliikii- plan. The Paris gov rnmeiit has been ful- lv Informed ol wluit transpired tn tbe t-oii'i-nnee on Friday, Thursday ond Saturday. No recommendation for chnngi1 hun been mude from the dele- gnthm hero mil supplementary Instruction* have boin received from Porte. The conviction exists amotig membore of the deleguilon that pone will be received unless recommended •by th*-f»flegntlnRr / nr L THE ARK NEEDS CASH And our way of getting lt la to givo bargains. Como and get eomo of tho following lines: Flannelotte Blankets, Quills, Ladles' and Children's Hosiery, Curtain Materials, Ginghams. dalatoaa, Flannolettcs, Dress Goods, tllbbons, Corsets, Mon's Wear, Linoleums, Table Oilcloth Rugs. Cooking Utensils. Ranges. Fur- iliure. etc. ' J. W HOLMES *M -.0* -afar"-a, a% TTTR NELSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1921. .:*-„•.: ih: 'L.-:...: «* The cough cure with a record. Has never been known to fail Company 20 i Boxes Mcintosh Red Apples at per box $1.00 l MBMH PHONE 10 GETTING READY FOR CHRISTMAS We hava Christmas Cards and Seals Jap Oranges aro in. Fresh Nuts, Fruits, Pools, etc., otc. FLEMING'S STORE I. m I * I ".mm > «t CLOSE AT I P. M ti Charlei Milk Ths Old 8tandby for gl.00 GIFTS THAT LAST Our store Ih replete with Gifts miltiihle for till, young and old. dcwolf r>\ WiUc-hen, Cut Qjau, fjllver-ttiire. and Inst, but not lenst. our mont valuable tild Is a pnlr of our fine Glasses to thu falling eyesight of father or mother, or any other member of thu family. Do not be alarmed nt nrlcc-B —comq In nnd seo. I 0. PATENAUDE JEWELER VOUR OPTICAL PRESCRIPTIONS will be attended to promptly, Intelligently and economically, J. 0. PATENAUDE Optometrist and Optician. Commodious Nelson Ferry and New Landing Stages WiH Be Utilized Shortly. ULliin ii week oi two. litli'l'lu*H nn- forsien h-i,.|tt n'hgH, NoImui'h 'connection with llu- nun!) .-lunv u' Hn- UV#l Ann will h \:.;il;*ln.i,riiv1il. An -']■ ttre|> new* imd muv t;ommudlnlis fee- ry. heing Willi imviily li) ountraetoht, Ih tu br put Into operiitlon !n-twei-n twu ui-w landing Htages that Imvfl Uwn built iie.ir lhe p:i-sin- ferry landhig-* by tin- luoviiiciul depiiilnu'til of public works, uiulei'the dheciluti of the resident nnginoer, William lti»ni|e>. l-Vrt-y Nearly Gpiltl>l<H<& The new fi-i.y. on which lhe finMi- Iiik louche* ure beln(j upplled uy the bbnlraotora, U 11. Rnwifnc nifil ll. •'■ I tl. it. •inv Ul llranli. will have 11 deck livi'u of MMV wi , .Ni.liim. f««r vi-bU'le-i. From lho fllt'l un a»t- li'uitcli n-< >'.' n em Into the ->UI-4lll tn ei.-ullivl villi Mm- ..all'onl- road at the old (judge ai lho tvnt uf the old ferr/* bilfttlug. Tile hi l»lde Of llu- »p- pruu<-h Ih httrdored by .• melt retaining wall Mltindinir t\\t* feel high on a four- fool bam*, On htillt hIiImi of lhe Arm cable nncllniv have bi-eii let Into nliut- lunt i-iiIkk ul' snlld eeuu-tii. HiitiK Into the *.:round in iln- rear of the landing .Muy Niih|ieiul Sen lev l-'or a Dny. Whoh tlu* ferry, with engines and uirichliuir Inmulled, is ruupled onto thy cable padv for D|toratlnir, aboul one day will ■<•■ needed lu blusl oul rn unfinished link of aPPVOUch on lhe norlh Hhpl'C, nud ai rosa>the-Arih eoni- UUinlciltlOII Will |T«bal»ly( be f\n*\n nd- vd fur Ihin ii The link Ih thnl portion of the nld i'erry hunting up- prouch tha' Inhu-aoclg the now ap- proiich. M ttt .>iH-iid.v drilled romiy tor the Invcrilon and living of e\plu- .-1 v i ■ cliargcs. Personal Mention ■ I'. I:, uu.in W.rlL-l'lHl \ ir. I" A. Iluwi. Mli'i-ur l.nl;,- lalirh- :i.r. Ivm'lii'l- lit III nl. Ii-;l\c" - loiliiy l . sin-mi I'lirlniiiiii." wllh her parenla n ' ! Knal'o, Mien N. Ill rlilll,- TA led liy 39 fl'i-t. II will ll" I'l' IK'llcil by SB-libraoimwei' I'lutiin tintiMcil (•''Mhillv in n Hiipi ri'lriirlui rattnllig ib" length nl tlu- dock, 'i'ii" I .mihh I. ; ■trtiolure will nlaa liouat u luiwi'iigi'i-1 Xalanil iili:l i.ililn nl Mull "Mil. Tl"' ' iilllni'.' nml dtlni' lilacllini'l-y. bull! liy 111" N, Ix'ti | Iron Work", lire rfndv lo In- InelalA'd it kodii na Hi" tori*. I- i:uiiu'lH*d. IU II. :• luilH.ilu llli'lllU'-• Boaidca havllljf •* groalr-r I'liiryini; cuiuu'iiy Hit- hew fer/ will hnve l"'l- ur landing focllltlo*, i<i which nd Lot li lh" terry unil ih", new lunilliiif atn-fra hnvo been Jenlsiiml. Tli-' r-rry | A A ubditniii. pimtor i.r ili— Clrorol Hill Hilll Iravol nlohif i. "ilii", im| will | nl' iImi'liimr,amlu:i. Is InnvliiK tumor ,i,,:. i„ ,uoh .. mam. -ihnt iVtal-l^'fe |n| ..iin n« will ful1 rluah with iln |- landlltg «lni"H Irraqintlvv bf Hi" wn- [ W. II: |>«i '. formerly city ilek br level, Hull] ItfndtnR Hovea nm "in ' ra-.«in llu- flinr,' nl mirh nn n.ii'll" Uni' uml Mlaa \i, Jnehaeiii ur ilir hiuli ncliunl imii'IiIiik iinrr. i,-ri uu Huiurdnyi t*» H.iunil ih" 1,-Hiiv" aoaaoii ni vii'iorlii. W. K. Tlun num. , i.li <l .-'.>■• of Mi. ..n.l .Mm ft". A. Tl.iirmnli. Iiiih nrriv.il from OnlKiii': t" Ku.»ud Hi" riniHinuiH vncntlon with Mi parent'*' Alia.. I" Hli.n.l III' wllh relattvua. |. In imp rxirt'inliy will nlwnya be -ul'- merged, und will fuiin nil Inellnr galrfei v.lih'li lhe :'■;:■ lun llns ni'vim*. will lie Mipiiiuii'il*. Tli" IlilullllB HlaK"< and i|i|iHairhi i j T "iiil.ndy ll ...... -i,|.-r..l.|.- i. nf en- „,i,|, „„.. .,„|, Ull IllK »liill mul . ■ !' •■ mil' '.' !n- to Hi" dill bor. Th"\ w.i.- biilli l>) lucnl m, n. K1V:,i imil In li . li.ii'K" i.r l"invninn .1. II. ilnlhejhrr. | t* ,U|Hioa<d i "n ilm Pnlrvlew -i.t-- n in I i"ii. ,.,,.,,1,. „| ,,,,, , ijiroi .-li iu feel wid". " i ■: i,.wnr.l w|„,, '■ !'i" lutlrl ... 'ir ■ " ■ mn i ki, :: i.,i froni tli.- ■. >■;. Tii.-i" n ||,.,, wlio Iiuh recently *. It, i.uHHcimnr tie- ,1 In Viii'iuvi-r. bus iH'iti e|i- l.uiiu.'i Hi.- ei.nionny'a Bohernl iiiihhi:ii- u, r uii'lil nl 1','illainl. I'll' ( CltlOl N lillMSI*. t TltliS. ic nil .if limllnu i- 'Iill Imai'il nu ll in t'hlna. . ill ..pli'lln play a in »••■*. i"i" nu ".11 full i.i* evil Hi'lrll' niton ih" iniwui'i' "li.'H unity. , ill. i la lii'll.'vi'ii '. ri iin- liuil'. H ill,.' kick i" i'ii ih" child Ilini; for III" niliai' H . . i-iotli |.."v:.lir Iii nil ver ih. i " till U I'l" 'I il. II HIGH CLASS FURS A very fine selection kept in stock or made to order. Customer's own furs made up inlo any article desired. Old furs repaired and remodelled. G. GLASER Manufacturing Furicr Phone 106 Notion, B. C. THE FARMER IN BUSINESS Vfo have on hand a full Btock of tho following fveda: Flour, Breakfast Foods, llran, Short* Middling!), Ox-meal, Fcod Flour, Barley Chop, Oats. Pralrlo and It. C. Whoat, Barl&y, Corn, Cnlf Meal and Condiment!*), Ited Top Timothy and Alfalfa Hay, .Straw and Chic Chops. Nelion and District United Farmers' Cooperative Ass'n Box 484 Phont 174 H iV.-i l« in ilu \-. ' AUTO OWNERS! CHAINS AND BATTEKTES SVe liuve a lull stock of Chains and Cross £haius for ull sizes of tires. At this season of the year on winter storage and rare cf batteries wc socialize. NELSON TRANSFER CO., LTD. Vernen and Stanley Btraata. Boa bit Phene 36 holy ninultln.. \-:hIi i.i lho i l altar ii im. 1 'IIiI:h. ll.- i" | Invi'liHv n-i-i . I ,'ilrlai f.ili- Onl | I'vii'inil"- ,, |...u lint.' -Hi. • . .: Ill.-ll ll.in.l-" ■ i. ' in limy m \ ,...li' 11' UU".' 1'iV 11 I, -i"! In Itn • riitii lhe i-i nVnbillig nuiiiiMi'. .1 . ii" ini." over ih" 1""H lllllil ni I Hi" .'tii^- la iilcked up uml il i ri nd. A "(irr.'- '.ii iiiu: n I'l'' .iilnlli'ii I Am Buay TESTING EYES My patrons do the ad- vei'lisiiii.*. My complete, ac- curnti*' system always gives yitislai'lnry results. Glasses supplied, r.i'okcn lenses re- placed. All repairs made. A. Higginbotham Oplometriat Specialist Ream, i, 4 and 5, Griffin Block HAVE YOU RED BLOOD? Anyone with red blood in their veins would like to lead the life that Jack London pictures in his mighty romances of thc sea. Wc ull can't live these lives, but wc can see his very characters live as he made Ihem live in THE MUTINY of The ELSINORE With an all-star cast headed by Mitchell Lewis "The Mutiny of the Elsinor" is a picture we heartily recomtnend. It possesses all thc qualities of a super- feature. Fumous author, widely reud story, admirable cast and n star who fits his part perfectly. Comedy Topics oi the Day Fox News «'«*6*«€:,««^-S*«-6«»C«ff<«--S€,€*6«C€«€«*«'*-'i GIFTS That He will genuinely appreciate CILKER'S LABEL-TI8 A MARK OF STYLE QUALITY—HE KNOWS Silk Shirt Specials "These silk shirt xpucwla are unquestionably the best practical gift buy.- in Spokane",—that is the expression used during the lost few days. Christmas Presents We Have a Choice Assortment of Useful Gifts And will be pleased lo have you make your selection from our slock, comprising ' CUTLERY SKIS GOLI* CLUBS PYREX WARE SKATES FLASH LIGHTS CASE CARVERS SLEIQHS ELECTRIC APPLI- POCKET KNIVES SAFETY RAZORS ANCE8, ETC.. Wood-Vallance Hardware Company, Ltd. $10.00 REGULARLY—CHRISTMA8 PRICE Mufflers Kxccptii mil flhowliiK. Comtil- imiliiiiK In Knliii-il nml Cut silk .Muffin'*-; aing Wool $7.50 ano $8.00 Or Give Him Gloves ll'-nra. Pott'llra" nntl (i'illli"rt. nil ill pi'lldnlil" nl.iln.-. v. (11 knniMi i,y men. kfodha ninl l-upi-i. $2.50 and $5.00 $7.95 House Gowns A \t\t\ timl will probably Klvi> molr pltttftiro ""il mil rornfuvt limn un>ihliiK yon SS $15.00 Ties Alu'to • :-|i|iri rhiii-il u nmn ^RrVfi hm iou muny. Rxoop- Uonnlly i.i,vi-i- prlcod ihin 75c to $2.50 I BILKER'S jjj V-# Men's Quality Wear-Since 1889 *»»>*»fc»»j3»**»»j»Si»9j»a*»»j*Sj5 AQUATIC ARTISTS AMAZE AND AMUSE All hoi'Is oT humii.utiH fltinlK OIlO tcaiH ut ctiOiii'mu't- wero puJU'O off ui Hit' Y. M. ti, A. swhnmlnu K»l» on Satv unlny ulKlit. thfi't- hi-intt: about I'm .uititilli' ijj'ilsiH. KirM mul yquthH lakinR purl. Mlxcil iv tu y nioCBi aiid finilKlii meen, &£<* ihv nuillciici? loin u.' csoltc- mint tiTKtnvt ofr wilh. Km nml H|iuon raiTH. obRttiClu rocot) mul Mini never falliiiK suun-i- ui ltiujjhlfcc, pillow riKlUiiiK on llic poie, unllmlK'n-il lho hid Mln v; opparntiiH of oiUookero utnl ptiitk'limiuu SHhc,' A ittiriher clutnffo in lhe prowrani (ulili-tl iiilmlrn- ilon to t-M-llcnii-nt itnU luunlil'-.*. as t-xpi-rl umU'rWiiU*:" MWlinmiTs ln*nni;!u up IniiuHiilH of pltitijfl witttorod on lho bottom of llu* tank, mul life KiivJng prat'tict" oxjiouehUl sltowcd ttfn-lr hUI11> In roseuo work. Poultry Nelson News of the Day Apiik-ti Hiiiii.ii McDonald Jam Com. pauy. (5232); JAKES OATS I lent .tue. meal In tho city. AU while h"l|i. C; V, Jaim-H l'roprlotor mul Cliff. <&2I8) Ask at tn*- (lovotinrtiont l.i'iuoi* Store for tin- Ni-Imuii lln-wlH« L'o'.i. XJXtra ttpcolal XmitH ln-«i'. l^ooti for tlto label. Ktve city deitvtiry. t52s:') All elin-trli- r.-aillnK ltimi> inakda u l.h-iifliih* Kill tor ClirlHlman. Tin- Ni-I- >n Haiilwjirc t'omiuiiiy Iiiih on cxeel- tu-nt mock of ininpH at from .i*m irf '*?,»,*)» i-;u-li. t.'i302) 2IOTICE The NelHmt bmiltili uf the Retail MV- i-lii'iilM bAMOCl&liutl ut' ('.inaila i*- ■ i*i- * ■ ■ * In iui:iiiIwth uml nil h-tMllvrn In the eity to keep tlielr ftoi<<H open nil iin..ii;;!i the week'liet'iiti' I'lirlHliniiK ami to elojio (Ip-tii nn the Mondaytt after i'hrlnlmn« ami after New year. (9319) WHIST DHIVE Horn of ICiiRland mouthly wIiI.hl drive hi K. I', hnll tuiileltt, i'i*<*. Hi. h \>. in. "harp. I.lKbt ivfroHlimentH. Mnnle. L'o f-nt". FSveryboAy welcome. iTiSUb) You can obtain the Victor records you nuk for at the WIIHh Plnno Htore. (Next IloberKton Ftmilttirr Compnny). i r.1'34) ANOTHER WEEK uml then tin tlrnico you hllM: he< Iiik for. Why nny more.1 i look- (5306) ChrlHiinan Wi -It shoppera will fimt Wlinl lho> r-iiulre for irlriw ami at llil} pileih ihey wish to pay ut J. J, Walk- •t-'tt. Jewelery mul faiu-v url lelen. WHtehcn nntl eut irliiMH, Ami ilon't lor; Ket lhe bargain tabh-. iipen every even- iik LhlH week. i;.3uT) TO THE LADIES I'm* OttrlHtnitik pi'i.-m-utH fo I 'i'|iinie|*i-e I'lKui* Store i yuiir pati-'iritte, ktwur- III **-•( rtl vatiti*.'* nl lowi-.-ii The Kollelt law y prices. A Ur'ic and varied stock of Pipes. Cigar apd Cinai-cttc Hold- it s, Cttjar and Cig.iicite Cm«> tmportccl .nd Domc-Ati- Cigflrs and CigarLttoi nnd Smokers' i Sundrioi- THE BEST SELECTION OF I HIGH CLASS; GOODS IN NELSON. J. D. YOUNG Proprietor. A Bad Spell ol Weather In liable lu uirJko us most uny tlmo itt UiIh reason of lho year. Have you plenty of Qpal und Wood on hand to keep yuu Warm ? If not, pul In a supply now and whllo yon ure nt It, set llie best—OUIt«. McDonald Cartage & Fuel Co. COAL WOOD TEAMING FOR MESSENGER SERVICE Phone 193. 518 Ward St. I.' i u» luok ufur your , 1'luf-lrlonl Work ' und SUIfpllM, The Nelson Electric "L GEO a t G. G c BOYES, o r o a Prop O o 1 i BAKER 8TREET. NELSON, B. C, .it / .itt J f * it tt.!T r -rr ,'f T ,' «*»''..,• FOR SALE Five-room modern Iiouse, clone in |300 down. Balance on easy terms. FOR RENT Six-room modern house, dose in !f 8,000.00 fao.oo Uharles^F. McHardy REAL E8TATE PHONE 13» INSURANCE STOVE REPAIRS It that atova rcqulrea a lHtle ovurhuullna; before putting It up (or the winter I can bo ot sroat assistance lo you. I alio deal In Naw and Beoond-UanA Furniture. R. McLEAN. Hall Straat, next ta Silver King Mike*,. P. O. Dex 143 Alfalfa Meal, Oyator Shell, Cn Dry Bone, Charcoal, 8wlfl'o Scrapa, Pratt's Poultry Rsgula Preneh'a Poultry Mustard, Top Drinking Founts, Spiral Log Ban] otc. THE BRACKMAN MILLING CO., LT :"im^o_: im0**2 glEATRL TONIQHt A (ale of fiery love and tempestuous wooing of the Spnnis Isle of Magdalcna, . STARRING / MIRIAM COOPER] Of "Birth of a Nation' Fame—am GEORGE WALSi See the Spanish Beauties! DANCE—They dance the stars out of the sky. FLIRT—Their naughty eyes hold men to heel. SCORN—They wither the heart with icy glances. LOVE—Ah! How they love! Also a t■.*/" ■!■':;;I Special Comedy, ^An Overall Hero' A program worlh your while, even on a cold night. .'j USUAL PRICES I- ' ; . ■ .. _ ;. ■ HMI ■WWiilM——— A CHARMING CHRISTMAS PRESENT To WU* or Sweetlienrt Ono tlmt will never bo fOrgOl- ton ii ml nlwayu itp|iri'i:l:itiij, In A PBKMAITEWT WATS llvi-ry womnn dt+lnn WAVY 1IAIH. Tin- NESTMS ■jBlcm tninur-iiriiiH NtrulKlit lank Imlr In* to iH-rnianuiitly wnvy lialt*. Wu ure ofiiTins now sikcIu! ri-rif !l!i:il l.i'.:,. THE ACTON HAIR COMPANY Phono o__. CM»a Baker St. GUARANTEE! Wo euarnultc Umt n "HECUt* Pllielcaa luriiuco will hcut yoiii home properly. Wo I'.uinol make It atroniicr than thnil You aro to bo tho Judge. W< will hiiiml buck of our produol —alwvluli'ly. • CLARE BROS. A CO, LIMITED Preeton, Ontario. R. H. MABER AGENT, NELBON, B. I ^•--«-*S^'T€'-£-e--«£^^ " His Christmas JOHN DALY CABINET CIGAR STORE MAIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY Smokina Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes and Full Stock of Cigara, Clgarettoa, Other Smoken' 'Buppllaa B. C. PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY EXPERT REPAIRS Heating and Plumbing Contractors ■" ' ' i i ■'■' ' h Mufflers Even the hard-lo-|ilease man will bo pleased with a muffler. You won't have to worry about the size that i.s necessary. All you have to make sure nf is thc quality, juid we have taken care of that. MUFFLERS $3.00 $3.50 $1.00 $4.50 $5.00 Sweaters Make Fine Gifts If he is one of those men who enjoy being outdoors a greut deal you couldn't hit upon anything more pleasing than one of these warm, serviceable sweaters. They aro of exceptional 'luulity, knitted to hold tlit'ii- shape and will stand lots and lots of wear. NECK WEAR $1.00 $1.85 $1.50 . 1.75 Know the Size of His Gloves? That's all you need to know. You'll find it very easy to select correct gloves frum this assortment of fine, serviceable leathers. They arc splendidly made and good fitting. Wcstock Dent Gloves. SWEATERS AND JERSEYS $1.50 $5.00 $0.00 $7.50 $8.50 $10.50 ARMBANDS SUSPENDERS DRESSING GOWNS OVERCOATS ETC., ETC. 8HIRT8 CAPS 8UITS PAJAMAS ETC., ETC. COLLAR BAGS HANDkERCHIEFS UNDERWEAR RAINCOAT* ETC, ETC. EMORY and WALLEY irt :rt ;rtat t ;rt.;rt ,r\
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