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T^ — Miami Open Golf Town*™ Gets Under Way -—Pa&e Seven $&n i B.C. Mining Issues Close With Slight Losses —Pa&e Six d-c\- VOLUME It NELSON, BBITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA-SATVRDAT MOWTING, JANCABT 8, ISM rivs cents a con NUMBER til ADDITI L MOVE ON SILVER IN U.S.? THE CONSOLIDATED PRODUCES MORE SILVER, LEAD AND ZINC IN YEAR '33 MONTREAL, Jan. 5 (CP).—Gains in the production of lead, zinc, and silver,, the principal metals exploited by the company, and decreases Sn the production of gold and copper were reported today by the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada, limited. The comparison is drawn from last year's production with that of 1982. As compared to 1981, declines were shown in all metals. Official production figures for 1988 compared with those of the preceding year follows: Lead, tons, 1931, 138,348; 1932, 126,619; 1988, 127,820. Zinc, tons, 1931, 102,124; 1932, 65,284; 1988, 68,- 074. Copper, tons, 1981, 607; 1932, 888; 1938, 271. Gold, ounces, 1981, 24,968; 1982, 33,346; 1933, BetN. Silver, ounces, 1981, 6,o72,119; 1982; 5,522,366; 1988, 6,551,849. U. S. A. Liquor Bill to Raise $470 Millions Passes House NINES PRODUCTION UP OVER EIGHT P. C. 1933 YEAR OF RECOVERY IN THE DOMINION Mentioned for Post NTW TORK, Jsa. 8 Tork Tsnkeu form.Uy co (AP>--rttw confirmed tods}- the uncondltlonsl rileaee ot Barb Pennock, veteran southpaw pitcher with a ll-ytsr bis leasue service record but softened tlmll.r notice So j0u Bewell, vetersn la- fielder, bjr announcing hla reengag.- avsat as a non-playing coach for 1884. Bewell will replace Jimmy (Sunset) Burke, who hu been one of Man- sser joe McCarthy, aldea for the past two years sad prior to that a ooech with Chloeso Cube. Burke, aald the eaaouneameat, hu realiaed. Jasper-Banff Work Stopped Jan. • (OF) af work aa the Jsepsr- Baaft sawals htsbwsT until sating hu been ordered becauu ot dlffl- cultlu ef oootlnutng operations under winter conditions, accordint' to wort received hare. 5 MILLIONS IS ROOD DAMAGE Plon to Raise $270 Millions Through Income Taxes WAS"_rj»OTOBI. Jsn. I (AP) — Money—bow to set it ead how to spend It—supplied the United State* nnilitu today with a perpleslat qmetloa tbat bade fair to taka long la the aaiwertni. Oa the lettlaf aide, the houu of repteetatstlvu, alur lifting through a wide variety of amendatory proposals, passed the liquor tax 00! laM bators It br lta ways sad assaas wwnmltlaa. astlmstsd to bs oapable of producing MTO.ooo.or-0 annually, tbe blU provided S3 a gallon tax** for high proof Issuers Disaster Not Caused by Dynamiting of a Dom liOB Afv-Oastsaa, Jaa. 6 (AP)—tn- laaUiBlliig das-loud today there wu no founaattea for reports ths disastrous Sunday floods la th* la Cresrsjats Saoatrou ares resulted from th* dynamiting of a dam dur- '.ag tsa) storm. OapS. leonls O. Sttns- .sad ef tbe abarut's ofncs reported. ■IbtbbIiii'I ssld dearie clogged up behind bury water plpu tn Pickens ceayoa and behind eaten chick dataa. Thus held beck great quentl- us* af water, which wire loosed u iltiaslBlliti flood* whea the etonn- made dams gave away. Wsll sftsr wall of water wu thus teat down Into Montrou ud la, Creso.au. Saaslsad reported. AS least ss Ipias were loM snd officials eetlmstt S3.000.000 property rliians wu done by the flood, wkteh iwruHed from tba huvlut ralafea oa record here. Former Portugese Queen Leaves to Live in the Alee SB, I (OP)—Bs-Qoera August* Vkjtort*. who tor JO yeer. hu lived st Pulw.li perk, rwlcken nasi, hu lift to live it priwurg la BBiiaailsad. where she win be aear her brother. • cam tat duth cf bar hutbead. Manuel, ei-klag of Portugal, tba watt* u Putwell Park bu bean •aid for dsvelopmrnt. wat start <Mtk Tuesday ea a ■ IIstilt deasmsd to twist down ta* screwi of the inoomi tax ltws ao as So produce S4T0MO.00O of reveaue that hu bun eluding officials aaaualiy. SPBJfD KXUONS Wltb rsferenot ta the speadlng prograu tbat hu been outlined by Prsaststnt rtoceiv.lt, houu leaders who aril provlda th* legal apparatus tar dupsaslng the money were can. ed to th* whit* houn to go over the pleas. Ten billion dotal* Is to be spent this fiscal peer sad SS,- (Centlaaed ea rag* Twe) Suffrage Leader Left Over Million But Not a Man Heir VttmtM, Jan. I (CP oahls)—The ut* Or. s-llub.tr, Knight, aas of ths pioneers of tbe women's suffrage moveanent and oae of the flret women doctors ta this oountry, left en estate of Sljoo.000 it ws, die- dosed today when tbe will wu proneted. sad not s .Ingle man wu among the benetldsrlu. Dr. Knight served prison turns twlc far her suffrage ictiviuu. flret la 1SQS following s ciil the paid oa the prime ralalswrt rwl- denoe >t 10 Downing strut, aad again la lilt. $198,253,000 Is the Value of Mines Output Markets at a Glance LEAD, NICKEL AND COPPER INCREASE Silver Output Is Down With Sullivan the Main Source (By the Canadian Prest) Toronto and Montreal—Stock* cloud hither. | Toronto mlau — Jrrss-ulirly lower. Mew Tork—Stocks lower snd weak at clou. Winnipeg—Whsst closed lower, London — Bar ellver, copper, lead aad sine unchanged; tla higher. New Tork—Bar aUver, oopptr, lead and sine ur-'hanged; tla lower. New Tork—Oottoa. rubber aad sugar lower; coffee unchanged. New Tork — Canadian dolur down 14 to Mtt. USED MERCURY TABLETS WHEN' BATHED TOTS COUP FAILS- REBELS HIDE PORT OT SPAIN, Ttlnldad. Jen. S (OP cable) .—Baeten beck In their attempt to overthrow the Vaneeuelen fOTernmant, e little bead of rebel* •ought shelter In TrinMeda fever- ridden Ju14.ee tonlfht tfeliur. tbe pursuit of evenflni couBtryitsen. Met by guerde when tbey tried to put sohon, they had been driven from the Veneruelan c3Ut, and their oompanlona ln another ehlp tied come to grkf ln an etttmpt to capture a ahip end fUn SunU for the TRACTOR DRIVER HIT BY SLIDE IsUOOttT. B.C., Jan. I (OP)— Tlm Heller, employed on a government snowplow aad trsctor, wu esnouilr cruihed todsy when a saowslld* oo tha Brldis Blver rjed near sflnto mint! burled the tractor uadsr five test ot packed *aow and gravel. Bucaers worked two hours before they were able to dig Heller out of tbe slide aad hs wu unconscious when tbey reached him Ted Bailer, a brother. Buffered a leg Injury ead a severe sheklnj up but his lajurlu wer* not considered strloui. The tractor wu swipt dovra tbs bink to tht rivers brink. FUKIEN REBEL LEADERS MASS THEIR TROOPS But Assistant Matron in Windsor Denies Bruise Marks CHILDREN COULD Bu- Henry Driytoa, who may succeed Mr. Justin PUUerVn u chairman ot tbe Dominion railway commission owing to ths latter* ap- NOT GET TABLET _££■* " CtaMai ",Uon" FURTHER INCREASE THE METAL VALUES Senator Thomas Has Agreed Withhold Senate Plan * ROOSEVELT NOT SATISFIED YET Silverites Decidedly Hopeful of Some Better Plan OTTAWA, -tea. I (CP)—The year UM will be remsmhsnd u s period of reoovery, the lowest point* of the depreulqn to date having beau reached In the eeoood month at tbe year, uyi the weekly eoonomle review of the Dominion bureau ot ste,tutlos. Tba index ot tnduetris; production wu MS) la November compsrsd with SO.) la February, tbt gala la ths latervcnlng period having been marly M per cent. Ths lndes of Industrial production I* computed from 41 tsotor. ladl- r-OOCBWW, puklaa prorlnos, Jan. I eating ths tread la mineral produc- (AP)-Fuklen revolutionary leader, tlon. maaufacturlnf, construction rnssud sll their arallabl* troops -n snd electric power, adjustmtnt belns, tn« aortbern part of the Iiovlace mads tor the ssaaonsl ttndenclei today la anticipation of a counatr- ot eech factor sad thi mulls M.| movement by the Nanking Nation- presssd u a percent*** of tbs level, *u*♦ "'"*■*■ Miss Strang Goes on Stand in the Big t Shelter Probe Anticipate Offensive by the Nanking Nationalists of IMS. CP tt MB.CENT The tefal vale, af prodaetlea In thi mining ladaltry wss sill mated at ~ 1t>t NEW IfUMU BEBVICE MIAMI, Pis., Jaa. t (CP) —A new stsamihlp tertiot between Miami aad tbe Behamu wu officially in- sngurstsd today with the tint Belling of ths Canadian National stssm- •hlp Prtaot David from Miami tor Naeuu. BISHOP OF LIVERPOOL REFUSES ACT AGAINST DEAN IN CATHEDRAL TALK Woman It to Face Trial on Attempt at Murder Charge VANCOUVER, Jan. 6 (CP).—After evidence had been taken in police court today et tha preliminary hear- Int of Mn. Joaie Oloni. chansd wltb the attempted murder of her eatrented huabend, Kefletmte W. U. McKay announced hla Intention of committing Mra. Oalone for trial. At requeet of tba defence, .formal committal wae deferred to January IS. police reported belnf celled to tb* Oalone home the night ot Deoember 13 end of finding Mre. Celom ln en excited oondltlon, decluinf abe had ahot her huabaad. Oelonsa denied belnf wounded, according to police. Officers aeld thera wu evidence another women had been In the bouea et the time of tbe ehootlnf. Pattullo Still Too III to Go East PBJrStal RUP*Js"rT, BC, Jsa. I ct-P)—Departure ot Prsmlsr T. D. Pattullo of British Ootaarbls tor OUswi to attead the lnws*xnern- raental eontereace hu been rurther rsstteonsd until Mondsy .venlug. Suffering from s aaaal IntscUoo ta bosaltal has, Itt. Pattullo. cocci It too |e ataadUy improving but an pbyetclan. Dr. W. T. Kerala. hu decided It would be laedruabla for tbs premier to trsvtl today. Lumber Prices in B. C. Show Gains V1CTMUA. Jsn. I (CP)»-I (MuasbU lumber prtese. which fell nearly SO par oent of their a Bust! vain, betwasa ltst sad IMS. re- lahMd asors than 10 par cent of tha ihrinaase IB the cleetag montbi of Istl. The pit cf the slump oceuiied bs- twesa ccOttober, lSSJ. ead atarcb. lSwa. Untie there Is gnel variety la priett, la fsaaral lumber product! haws astass) ta arlu by U per lost Basra aitssuri. LTYBtPOOL. Bag.. Jaa. I (OP oebls)/—Kt. Bav. Albert Augusts David, blahop of Uverpool, declined tonight to tsks say action against the dean of Uverpool. Rev. D. P. Dwatly. beuuu Dr. L. P. Jaoaa. oslebrstsd UnlUrlan praacber, Is allowed to mate addreesss la the csthsdrsl. Pluluat by s number of aretsua- <nt laymen headed by Lord Robert Cecil, who duaibad the Incident u an affroat to Angllcsns gtmrally. will spparsntly have to ba dealt with by ths archblihop of Tork, to whom tbsy htv. bun eubmltted. The bishop stplalned In a letter sent to lord Cecil that while ht disapproved ef a Unitarian apeaktag at the morning etrtlce for Judgu precestng ths opening of the aasuss utae wsilt eto. h. hsd slv»n dean hla gvaaSfrd approval of ths letters Brrsasaoseat with Dr. Jacks to atahs tlrtiaasu et thru noa llturslcal Bundsy evening wrvlcee. sU pointed out to th* geaara chapter, the blahop added, the dlf- fereaos ketwun the lagular morning sad the shtetal evening urv- lou st which the idrlruui wen mads. The dean had aooepted his ruling sad irprlld regret the t-Bltsrlaa sasseh had bun ellowed st ths sasasss sa-rfSM, aad thus ths only differene* he had with th. aaaa had sua raaaoved. ths bishop Made in North EDstONTON, J.n. A (CP).—Completing an emergency night from Pert llssolutloa to ths trading poet at Bnowdrlft, 175 mile, east an ths western shore ot Oreat Bear laka. Pilot Stanley McMillan. MscksnsH Air Bsmeu. continued his later, rupted night to Orett Bell las* with a party of mining msn sad luppllei today. la s brief rsdlo-rrsm received at tba company* offleu here the trip was described ■* an emergency night.' but It Is thought likely there wu a hoepltal'patient on board tbe airplane. The mining men were left st Port Resolution while Pilot McMllUn msde ths quick duh to Bnowdrltt snd hick Thursday. Ths .atrplant left Port Resolution ssrly today on thi nest lap ot It* night to Oam- eroo Bay, Tbe situation along the border of puklea aad Cackling provinces, to ths - Berth, wu lease, but eeT.o»i from points clou to the trsBUer WINDBOR. Ont.. Jaa. 9 (CP)v-AI- .hough she did not know tbe streneTth of bichloride of mercury teblate which hsd been delivered from a drug store to the Turner tvenue Bbalter ot tbs Children* Aid soctsty, ehe uesd th.m la bath, given children lutfertng from lmpe- tago. Itch sad diaper rash, Mlu Catherine Btrsng. former isslitant matron, tastitisd today it the probe late shelter conditions. Since ths two sheltsn were meraed la tba present Crawford avenue Institution in July, ltst, Mlu Strang uld abe wu aulstant to bar sister. Magdalene Strang, snd aha had bean too occupied with ear* ef bablee (Continued on rage Twe) intiaalill ths sothuiium they exhlMlad month, a(o, "hen they lsuneasd 'ptopU's Indtptndtnc. govarnmsat FORMER LAKE SKIPPER DIES MAUuHAfl NAMED *5^&£2t\*2& vmmn$ ■•s *• *** »•*»> mesawhtl*, wast Spparsntly losing cwaj Coptoin A. McKinnon Left Nelson 12 Years Ago VANCOUVER. Jsn. S cOP)—Oap- taln Angus MacKinnon, of PenUc- ton. B. C. I* dead here. Be hsd been premlnant la the Canadian Merchant. Btrvloe guild, official organisation ot certificated masters and mat*., being twlc* elected vlce- presldent. Ciptaln MscKjnnon ssr-rsd co British Columbia laku for ytars. his only break la aervlce balag when be went orerseu during the war. Captain sfaesTlatson ftrst enesreo tysrsasB WASHINGTON, Jsn. ( (tftr- kumors of toms laualnent Walla Houu action to Incrtau tbs nine of tltver perstited la unata dreVtt tonight, sad. la th* tipertstlen of early Bnaldentlal actloai aa lbs currency situation. Senator Ilsisr Iktaii, Oktshom* Democrat, agned to withhold his pUa ta hare a unata lab-eetamlttee draw up a monetary policy. from wtetsrn ttfesr stats ssaa- tcrs oame ward that PraiMeat Baoaevert wu net sltofsther ut. Isfled with the leean* of hat recent laatcss-tlssvtBSB t Hive, aad planned sous additional ansa, -ran) ttlverltei ware extremely bopefal. Mr. Boouvelt's recent aetata ordered the avlnlt ta bar aewry- mlned tllver, ene-hslf et which thoold be coloed Into stsadarcl silver dollsr* ead retarnsd ta tha prodaoar with tl tataed u a minting fas. the csnsdlan peclflo railway compiny st Nelson, being employed Toemrar r.. i ,rs usdst—air! aa ths coempeny't tugs u atasttr. wiiiS?^.£Ln c2 C so Hs BBrTSdilth ths |th Oordon MD *P I uc.hi.^». s>snsu and about n Seattle Beats Edmonton 4-2 "peopV. lndmendMt BO-rerumaat' foiaUa lora-,„_, ^v ot „,. ""r^-S™" __L___*.? to joth the ratPlt. u enUfteUA l^^wca^nwTLfi^ la IMS "JJ- "" "■«*"« «h tha Slcs- ifi '^Z'ot'lSrLS « rn.' ivS? 'otThr'nuS ■*" IWIts. w- bora la Obb. ist-^u^aad^ra^.^ ^ » .^J'X^^.slSS tJ^JS^TL^ 2*SS£ rtohsrt Oordoo's oolleas et Aberdeen with Hector Angus, who now ruldu at Nelson. He wu about at years ot sgs snd luvee a wife and two children. Captain Malcolm MacKinnon of Procter tl a nephew IS FORCED BACKI ** th* ,tU P",(lcton resident. tns. e-lsslen mllltsry oouncll, Wrac- ,„„ _, nooonry „uow of Trinity ulously escaped death when Nankmi' h4fl alrpl.nu bombed Chsnschow sadc , parts of pukHn tbs week betorel _iaij(tcd Dl AKIF Chrlstmu. one of the bombs, which | MUN3 I BK rLAn L killed to or more person* snd did wMs dsmsg.. ururk clou to the houu la which ths gsneril tui _____ Poochow. th. provincial capital. *_£, c^-jj b, metor°t-o_>ie *tt*r FRFNm CARINFT tod Amoy. a port city to tb* south. ltutln( * tranuUanUc night ta 1 lUillvll VcflUU'li I were qultt todiy hut epprchtnslvs .jrie,, ths Prench mill uiplsne that Nationalist pint* would Ami. duct further raids. Hitler Dissolves Meuller Attack by Lutheran Bishops Southern Craw Isnded here st 10:21 p-., Greenwich meridian time ft.31 pa, sum. The plans took oft this moralag •ad musased back early this sftsr. noon thst iht wu returning with msgnsto„ troubl*. pr.ne's lived In Nstal yeeter- CRISIS AVERTED PA1U8, Jsn. t (AP)—The gravity of a threat to overthrow thi preuoh cabinet buauu of tha oollapu of tb* Bayonna municipal pewashop Agreement Seems Certain in Street Railway Dispute VAWOOUVBB. Jan. S (OP).—Ivjasl* bllity of an ssrsemtnt batsasn th. B.C. Biectrlc Rallwty compaay and the Strut P—llwaymen'e ualon In th* was* dispute wu foreseen following s muting of the sun's sdrlsciry board today to oonsidsr ftndtngi of the bosrd of conciliation, handed dowa Thursdiy. Hawaiian Hop Is Naval Plan HONOLULU, Ju. > (AP).—Pre. neitng for the nlsht ot all United aaataa n.vy plsnu from Ban Pran- clsoo bey to Hawaii shout January It, tb* mlni-twuper Taaagar. com- msndad by Lieut. W. A. Xs—akanul. ullsd trom Psarl Harbor today to take lie position u a weather reporting bus SM oil—i from Honolulu. It Ii espected to destination Tuudsy. Its TBADI t-UATT IXTBNDED OTTAWA. Jaa. • (CP).—A. sae- ood .steaetoo u from January 1 haa basn arraaasd batwuo Oan.de and Oermany tor the trade treaty Initially contracted a year ago, according to aa annouaoement made bar* todaf. BDMONTON, Jan. t (CP).-Buttle Suhswks won their first game on tbelr trip eround the Alberta end of the Northwutern Hockey league when they defeated Bdmonton Eskimos 4-1 here tonight. The win leevu tbe nesbswks still In lut plao*. ont point back of the hatt. ILU1* Oermsay, Jsn. I (AP)-A | formation lor uubiuhing • regular half doun state blahop. _ ths »»-» route trom Parte. Lutheran church, who aetnabled here with th. determlnaUon to un-1 _t_rnwn_eler Go<ES tut Retchsblahop-Daslgnst* Ludwlg I tfts.lllwiiwuwv.Bww Mueller, capitulated before toe mallei Down at The Dal CS name of Hitler today and want »»wwis wtitiw *■"■■" home without taking action _,,' __ __ , ,._. Dr. Mueller gave them to undtr-' ™», DAti»' **!- *?■ * '**'- •tend Chancellor Adolf Hitter wu Tlu iterawbealer H"1*-"" "f'„10 mceaatd by their announced Intin- ,h,-l0» """ on tn' Waahlagtuq tlon of etosdtng from the Oenntn BvanselMel church and thereupon tbelr rsslstsnos vanished. day rrom a.nes'1 after a uanaatlan* .and.the resulting lou of 0*0.000,0X1 tic Joumsy dnlsaed to lMrnlih lac | to ftivtstort wu revealed today la LATE NEWS FLASHES OTTAWA—Ocorgo Boucher piotute at Babe Slebert. Boiton forward, running wild and playing rough hockey. MOOSOrTsX Oat—Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stewirt r-wly wedi. Pilot H. H. Hbty aad Mechsnlo W. H. Sunderlend missing on northern night for two dsyi. HONOLULO-The sisrp syu of a custom* guard were responsible today for thwarting in attempt by imugglsre to land 130,000 worth of opium. ABOARD NTRD-S PLAOSHTP — Admiral Byrd ordart hli ihlp from le. pack ta order to hied for Uttli Amerlce. CAPB -TOWN—Orange Pree State sections damaged by noods. Psrmer. •uffsr lou of homu and stock. cut by oppontnte ot* Bt. Lawrenos waterways treaty which sou to un- ate nut wuk. Opposition cam muster to ot M votes against treaty. Two-thirds ncoeasery for rtttflcaucn CHICAGO—Dairy fermere organ- u to gat, higher prices. PROVIDWCr. — Bboda Illsnd hlsaki New Htven snd get* two talllu tn puck gam*. BIOUX LOOKOUT — Radio, plana ind dog-team combined 'to uve life ot worker named Logan, who wu taktn HI at Caut Summit Oold WASmNOTON, DC.—Dsteat fore-OodwIn fight CALAIS. Prance—cjls'ct poll/aaBcrn Injured la not ot looo unemployed. CDfcn-NATI — Bob OTarrell to r-.anage ctnclanau Beads. WsaTT PALM BBACH-Bala ceasu second postpontmsnt of Rounbloom- tlds of tha Oolumbta river todaf near Thru-Mile replete after strlkinf a mbmerBsd rook. Baa- crew of shout lt men cscsped, slthough It wu hollered et least ons wu Injured. There was no lelet phon* oommunlcttlon with ths point Only the pilot houu sad a itrip ef the item remained above water. A swift current threatened to fort] thi vessel on Iti no., despite efforts tr> laah It to ths shore. Victoria Normal Teacher Education Instructor at U.B.C. VANCOUVTR, Jsn. I (CP)—Cbsrtel B. Wood, teacher In Victoria nor* mil school, wu appointed Instructor In educetlon st Unlearslty of Bitt- teh Columhl. by s commlttM of th* bosrd of Bovemore Thuredsy. Tbs committee cotaal«-d a reor- gaaltation of tbs department of ediBBStlon by grsntlns Have of so- ■ace to Hon. O. M. WeU, minister of educstion ind head of the department, and ippointlBt Dun Daniel Buohsnan of the faculty ol arte acting-need Agricultural Head at Growers' Meeting VKTOBIA, Jen. 5 (OPI—Hon. X C. MscDonsld. minuter of Bgrtcul. tun, will reprusnt tht British Co- lumbii government it thi annual PunchiKMird Racket Costs Vancouver Merchant the Sum of $138 in 2 Days • VAIfOOUVBH, Jen. 5 (CP).—police axe looking for operators of s asw "racket" which netted tbiat Site tt the etpenu of a Vancouver merchant, canvintion of the Brituh Columbia Aooordlng to police, ths merchtnt uld s sslsmwn ulkd st hu .tor- iPrult Orowin' stsoclitlon. to be yuterdiy with various imusstntnt devleu and lsft s punch board oa trial, bald it Kilowni oa Jinuary Id. Today, two men, ippsreatly confederatu equipped wtth the wtnnta* numbers oa the bosrd, sppaarsd st the store sad after miking a amall tPPBAI, AOAINST TABIPr purchau deeldsd to try their luck. Bl'LlNO ON JUTI TWINE Tbsy left efter tbsy bsd won s SM oeeh prtas tad other awardt totalling tioo whioh the awrchant settled with a MO cheojus. half hour talk between Premier Csmllle Chsutempi and Pretldtnt Albert Lebrun. The premier subeaquaatrr saw Butene Rsynaldy. minister ot Justice, sad liter Albert Dellmier and Lucten Lemoureui, minister ot ooloo'.ea ind labor. Then bs Issued s itstecum Indicting in Intention to stand by tbe minister*, the* illmclag rumor* shout their poaslbls rulgnitloa. ' SLADER SEEKS CIVIC HONORS HairMnes Residents Back Him for AldenTian T. W. Meder, who hu bsea at) ths dairy businau In Nrtsoo MP tht put M yaara. Is a oanrtlrtits tor aldtrmanlo honors la the coat. Ing eleotlooi u a rtprusntstlva 0a the Hall Mlnu road lection. Peeilaf that tbsy sen la need at aa alder, rasa leatdlng In that vicinity cttlssas recently spproeobsd Mr. Slader sad persuaded aha to ran. Mr. Slider wu bora In Dsroa* shire. Bngland, snd came to rs-uott 3« yean ago. While hs hu not taksa an active part la civic affaire ba hu carried oa buslncu here Blast his arrival. Two years ago be was candidate for alderman whsn Mayor J. P. Morgan was tbe succeettil oontettsnt far tha mayoralty test. B. C. Government to Assist in Welcome for Premier Bennett VK-TOIUA. Jan. t (OP) /-At tbt request ot Premier T. D. Pettullo, Acting Premier John Hsrt, mlnliUr of finsne*. wu making arrangement* today for repiessiitarlws of ths British Columbia government to take pert in the vrelconu to Prime Minuter R. B. Bennett at vsncouver, nut Tussday. Premier Pattullo hu slresdy wired ths prime minister intending the grutlngi ol the people of British Columbls tnd eipreeatng bit regret" that hs would not be In the provlnc: to Join ln the watcoms. Keep"urHeoTtiT Work in B. C. Is Dr. Young's Plea VTCTCSUA. Jan. 8 (CP)—Bsrloui oonsldtratloa should be given eat propoul lo curtail eipsndlturu lor beelth work, says Dr. H B. Toung. prorlnclai heilth oftloer, ln hu innusl report to Hoa. O. M. Wtlr. provlnclil secretary, released todsy. "Ia fsct," saya Dr. Toung, "tht logical plan woult be to lncreue \ Kaslo •pproprlttlont la ordtr to guard Crinhrook •lalntt tbi almost certainty of thi Csigtry — ttlecte ol mslnutrltlon btcomlng Kdroooton vldlnt. Switt Current Trail Leads in Birth Figures vtctoria, Jan. S (CP)—A sua* mary of births, deaths and trurrtssyst ' ut larst . eanteri throughout tha provinoe for the month of Novem- hsg u reported to the vital atatsa. tics branch of tha provincial depart* meat of health include*: Trail—at birth*. 2 dutbs, t mar. rlagu: 'Oread Porks,, a, a aad It Nelson 10, « and 11: Roulind ], I and 1; Craaassak. a, 0 Snd 1. West Vancouver Has $3,472 Surplus Wftrr VANOOeJtsTri, Jsn. B (CP) — In Its* thl* munlclpiTlty bslsnosa Its budget end obtained a eurpltV Of ts-f7t, Reive j. B. Leylsnd in*, nounced in sddreulng an annual atswSMshlp meeting in Ingleejoocl huh Kbool auditorium tonight. qUAKB BECORDED LOB ANOBUS. Jsn. I (AP).—A light earth tremor wu felt In tb* Lot Angelet metropolitan area si 1.10 pa*, today, THE WCATHIR later the merchant tried to stop payment aa the aheque but found , laet council It had been cubed through s third party, apparently lnnosmt ef the if Hast tbs ruling of Prince Albert MrtOV" TUATION Qu'AppsU* IS MIHH IMPROVE*) Winnipeg . majato - OaWIVA, Jib. t (AP) -The later- Moou- Jaw OTTAWA, Jsa I (CPI—The cab. nitwoal labor olliu said Jlticsllly •-eVtlow asro will near an appeal i today thtrt hu bstn a worldflde Porecut, NBUoa asU ' the ttrill | Improvemiat In the onetaptoytatat | Light to modersia-erlssW, 'board la retard to Jute twine. 'niuaUoo. ucani v, rrccjuci.w.w\ 1 light trrate it llllW msjmmtMm!mmmmMmmmmummm\ MILBURM5 ITH J ^RVtPllL-V A Tired, Worn Out Woimi Can't Mike i Hippy Home There Is no happiness is'tbs home when the —other ia sick aad worried by the nsvsr ending housahald duties. She gets run down sad becomes nervous and irritable, has shortnem of breath, lalnt and diet*, can't slup, snd gets up In the morning feeling u tired u «he went to bed, sad is downlessrted and disco ursged. MUbuni'i H. 4 N. P_* will soon oonrinoo wootea It Is oot Mt-easary to suner, ss they baUd op the asa-rous system snd bring beck tha formsr health and rigor. MAY RETURN ALL FERNIE FATHERS ^^_ 8.C-. JMi. I — TH* ' V-erole -i*lo election okouvtliD Is Setting under wit. At the clo« of tb* oouncll meeting on Thuredty tftnlni Mayor DeuglM consulted tbt Aldermen whose >rm* expire with bU at this time. He decUted his penonal preference to be in favor of retirlnf from oItIq office. Oltlsene wbo are concerned about the city's financial eutue bad urged, however, that the coet of an eleotlon might be avoided if tha retiring officials would stand for rerlecMan <&ad could be returned by aoolama- tioo, It waa alao pointed out that tha preeenk members of the council ar« thoroughly conversant wltb the developments tbat hsve brought tba city to Its present position and are [ in a position to guide the «lty , through tbe trying timet lmmedl* j ately ahead. Mayor Douglas then offered to stand for reelection pro- 1 Ttdlng the others would do tba | bane. Aldermen Walker, Whit* and j Rut ledge, the three -whose terms expire thla jeer. Hfwtd to tHU suggteUoii. blowing It ft complete lltt oj thoee whose plaoes art open tod must bt filled ellhtr by tbt rtturn of tbt pittent incumbent* or tlec- tlon of at* official*: Mayor Hairy B. Do-Uflea. Aldtrmen A. U WftUtter, E But- '.rdft. H. Whit*. School truatee* Dr. B. A*t*toUne, Alfred Cummlngt- WMMMMMMM Folio* commieriootr, 3. E. EXAMINE 29 BABIES, TRAIL THAXL. B.C., Jan. t.—Twent;-n—e beUes were esamlnsd et tbe baby clinic conducted by Trail Women, institute st Trsll-Tsdsnic hospiui vssterqsr sfternoon. Or. 3. U. crswtorti was the 11- amlntr. MORE ABOUT U.S. LIQUOR (Coatrnaed Fran rage OaS) - TBB rtBUON DAttY SEWS, NELSOJf, B.C.-tMITJBI)AT MQaUONO. JANCABT «. lsst GAIN ACCORD ON ARMS FIRST Time, Is Not Ripe for Another Genevo Conference (HUME MAKES IMPROVEMENT Further Improvemsnt In tbe cen- i tutlon ot J. Vred Hume wae noted Friday. Mr. Bum*, who la 1U at the 1 Hume hotel, wu reported consider - | ably better Thursday and his steady improvement Friday la resented ss excellent. MCfeE ABOUT MHP OUTPUT (CtMfiuM ;tem re|* ons) 000.000,000 wit. From the Bepub- I llosn slew or tbe house, repressnu- , Uvea Charlie _ Olfford of Mama- I chutettt. rantlnc minority mam beta of the eipendltur*. committee, said I "n, "definite date for going ehi«. ht would demand full esplsnstloii I „.1Ul _,, r„n«Ta diianniment con- Br JOII\ U.OYD AttocUted rrtat rorelm Stall HOtia, J*n. 9 (AF)-i-lf NuMl) fourth her position igalrut fix- Mrs. Howard Parker Entertains Kiddies rertnee thli afternoon. sin artioto publiahad ln tb* e?e- ntng pross over th* algoature of Vlrgtnto Oaydi, recognised " " DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS qsgf* slocan crrr, b. c, ju. t- w. Donaldson of Neleon arrived en Monday snd u tbe luast of his son snd family. Ut. snd errs. B. 3. Isrveque ot Nixusp were ths fuaete oa Hew Veen ot their son snd family Mr and Mrs. B. 3. Uveque, Jr. T. B. Mashir left on Tueedey for Vancouver Mr. ind Mn. W. B. Graham, Mrs T. M<!Nilih Murray McHslsh, were visitor* to Nelson during ths week. Mrs. Ash Balllla snd little dsugh- ter Allaen BsllIU of Trail were New Year's fuests of Mrs. Bslllls'i parents, Mr. and Mra. X. Fopoff. Mr. and Mm. w. B. Oraham and family hive taken up raaldslice In thtlr new boms on Harold itreet, which has been Just oombltted. Mra. Howard Parker, luperlntend- ent of St, Paul! A—slloan Sunday school entertained the children ol the Sunday echool et her home on Tueedar sfternoon A most enjoyable time wu apent In rimes tnd music. About 99 little one* being present A dslnty lunehson was terred snd ssob child wse remembered by SanU Claus. lire. Parker wae assisted by ber daughter, Mlse D. Parker, Miss L. J. Beynoldi ind Miss Francis Nye. , Aldermen H. L. Fife was a visitor I to New Denver on -Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. MaoMlllan arrived home from Nelson on Thursday sfter s visit there. by officials of tht rtoevsry sa- pandltures. In ths eenatt, which was In re. cast over the weekend. Senator Joseph T. Robinson o( Arkansu. | stml-offlclil 'ipoUisniin. said dime th* IJsmocratlc leader, predicted , „rmj negotiations imontj the various prompt consideration ot the liquor I powers mutt continue Indefinitely, tu bill. | "ft It not yst tlm. to think of WATfBWAYS NrXT transferring disarmament sotl.it> Thi St. Lswrenc* treiti—throush ut0_ to Geneva," I which this country would Join Can- much It's to fix •Is la eonstructlnr a boundary' - TT!; seaway—was put down tor consideration behind the liquor bill. The house gsrs qluek snd •imost unanimous aoqulssoenoe to tht liquor tax bill- Ths measure was pasted end sent to tbe unite by tbl vote of IM to five. More than 90 amsndmtnts were offered ta the liquor, wine snd beer ratet la tbi house, but all wsra beaten down by tbs powerful Democrttlo majority. The II rate epptlee to eech proof sallon or wine sallon when below proof and a proportionate tss at a Uhe rate on all fractional parti of such proof or wine gallon. A It JO tax Is levied on blindrd and rectified liquor, under tbe Doughton amendment, the tttmpt «* to show whether liqour is blended or itratfht ^,,,,,,■■',,*,,,,,,, ; vrfih nt»sAS,eo« In the prseeSIni , year, tt gain st IA per cent. Tbi toll! et IMS would be Increased cy 1^3^78,000 providing gold were .al'icl at Canadian currfnoy prices Nickel production totalled 94,- •ns.ooo pennls valued al no,- : .jit.ooo at agalnit tMtl.ooo pound! ' INI. C 134 ATTEND AID CUSSES Blakeman Holds Class for Crew and the ' Passengers This week Fred Blikimtn, first sld Instructor tor CPJA. western lines, had a record breaking attendant-* for hla clue**, no fewer than 194 taking Instructions. Thla included a cleat of 01 men and s elm of 30 ladles. Thursday evening a class wu held on the SB. Mlnto at But Robson •nd 18 members of tb* crtw and ill passenger, attended. Tb* weak* Lttendince would have bssn even ______________________ , 9i-ieter bad not Cranbrook'a evenlnf .slued at I7,17MOO In ISM. Cop- lot i_,tr,„tions fsllen on Niw T*ar-i „-r production mowed s gslu ol tt „sy. Orsnbrooh hss about 60 first psr cent In quantity and 42 per ,|d *tudent> cent la vahn ever the previous | jj, tw> wttU. tta_, oirUflcate* snd awards won last yesr will bs .TRAIL CURLING TBAIL, B.C., Jan. 8—Following sr* tbs curling result* ln Friday, club competition: W. O. Osrrle 11, Walter Brown 9 F. R. McDonald 19. J. O. Robertson 3, R. C. Mcoerrlgle I, a. B. Kn- bura 7. • David Forrest 14, W. L. Wood 19. A. J. Moot-tall I. A. B. Ritchie I. Dr. J. B. Thorn I, D. F. Downle 10. Cbsrtes Dodlmead 11, T. B. Oiiu lt. Walter Brady f Jsck Campbell l. lOUHIRA AND WOBBBBS CLASH BAB-TUOO. Cabs, Jan. I (AT)-- Soldiers snd workma t-lsahed tonight at tbs Solsdsd lusar mill, rssultlnr In two deeths. Two more wen wounded. Many bombs wars ex ploded. ^^L____________ Lead prod notion st tM,0MM0 .. _ , pounds Inert—ted 8 par sent In It said, "and ! quantity and 19 per rent In value. definite date ' The value ot roll produced li Canada amounted to 9A4.3M.0O0 " snd Wednesday with premier Benito Mussolini, wss taken aa rsresllns the position Italy sill assume when tbe arm* conference •teerlng oommlttee will meet In Geneva Jan. 33 to decide whether the disarmament parley should be celled Into session. It wu based oa the assumption tht prestnt ntuitlon cm be sufficiently cletred up by tbit date to •How the drafting pf • plm which would have a reasonshlt strurinoe of approval. Thi wording of the itetemept led to the understanding thit Sir John wu rn accord with Premier Mussolini on this point, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^r It It—Istea no rabstsntui lm- Tbe day braurht disc—alon ot i j provement ln the situation csn be farm credit administrationi all), ot I reached without' a Frsnoo-qerman the proapeets for renewing thq re- i accord end set forth the belief this muc , ^^^^^^ for lis nsumptlon. _______________________________ Thl iitldt. pubUthed u sir John Csnadlm dollars, tns iversn price Simon, BrlUih for«l»n ssctetary, wu durtaf the yisr being computed uavtuinj to London to report to I" SIS.ll per fine ounce, hli government on ttlki yesterday I While the output of silver showed distributed et tbe Canadian Lesion and toward the end of the month dxamlnatlon* will be held for thou Just completing tbelr courtu. By the end of tbe month Instruction will he completed and Mr. Blaksrnan li intending to Itave tor Winnipeg, to where he hu been promoted. ENGINEERS VISIT SUGGESTED ROAD oonitruetlon corporstlon'i powers be vond the time already ut, of Inflation, and of extending tbe provisions of list year's eoonomy let Into the asst year. __ U 1 SM Salter St. DE LUXE BARBER SHOP THE SHOP FOB rABTICDLAR noFLB Finest Maseege and Scalp Treat—eats " Imperial Bant Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C., Hotels Bra-_fait 26< to60< Lunch fOB 36f to 50< "Ftnttt in tht lnttritr" Dinner 35* ud ess} {_W. Phons 787 HUME HOTEL Free Bus Service Oeorge Beawell. Frvip. Botsry snd oyfo Beadqntrteri BOYS BAND MAKES RAPID PROGRESS Tbs boys' band under the direction of tap arms Bewell le maklns fine jscsji-su. althourh tbsy hsve only been using tbs Instruments for about two months. Tbsrt sre over 30 boys ta tbs band, ringing bt age from nine to 18, end they htvs been precttatnr weekly, every Friday night between nvsn snd tight o'c-tVoek. Some time wu spent la teaching th*m elementary theory befor* tbsy used tbelr Inet: umtrrns, but the value of thet B-t been amply shown In sarldu they hsv* made. sines. Beards* ths Friday night practise, Mr, tt.mll glvu indlvlduil Initruc- tlon MontUy nlrbt At preeaat the band at a trim wuk In barltonea, trombonei and muit bt reached on the bull of Oerman equality. Tbe <—tut of s League of Natrons reform, u advanced ardently try II Dura, mi admittedly engulfed by tbe armamtnt problem. Any oon* crete rsorgsnlEstlon plan mutt await tn extensive exchange of opinion, lt was said. Ths conference* Sir John bad with Mussolini and proviouily wit- French atstesmen were ssld to hive led to his decision In fsvor of whitever srmi sgrumsnt oan be retched soon, rather thtn extended talks In an attempt to gain more complete aooord. a decline ot 19 per cent, the value, owing to tbe hlgusr level of prion wu fractionally nuvlntalned. Tht principal sourot of tllvir production wu the Sullivan mine In British Columbia, when tbe metal occur, tn association wltb lead end tin.- ^ Operations In tbi ftsrutry group I ■ moved up shirply In Msy, the TRAIL. B.C., Jsn. 8—around highest point of the year being en the wut tide of tbe Columbia reeoaed ln mid-summer, rre India river on which it hu bun luggeeted wu 171 In November oompersd a ro*d might be built to connect wltb HA In February ind MA in' with Waablngton state road No. 39, November 1933. The Index of opera- I *»u gone over Friday afternoon by tlon ln tbe wood and paper Indue- William Rirnsay of Ntlaon. district ^^^^^^^^^^^^ •' public works engineer snd City Bn- glneer 8. S. McDlarmld. Burveye are to be made on both ale—a of the river, lt Is understood, in order that all neoeessry information msy be on band whan needed. RECOVER SOME OF STOLEN ARTICLES Though the city police did not catch tbe perpetrators of the robberies la the city Wednuday night, they ipent a busy day questlonlnx inspects and found tome of the stolen artless,. Two atlver flasks and a screw driver that bad bssn taken out of Wade's ibce shop, war* recovered In e pipe et the tear of the building ln the alley. Other bulla taste broken into Wednesday night ware Stevenson's blsck- sraltb ehop, Bmory's, Fairway snd Hughu bsrbtr shop. The rumor that Vassal-* meat markst wu robbed wu unfounded. , Several more luipects wer* given s thorough questioning by the police and more premlsu were tesrehed. Here's Quickest, Simplest Way to Stop a Cold trlu sveritftd about is per cent greater ln INS when In tbe preceding year. MORE ABOUT AH) PROBE (Continued from tags One) Tike I Aajlrln TstcM*. If throat It tore, crush snd dtssolv. i Aspirin T*bl*U In s half slu. of wstsr and garfi. *t iircwag lo dssctne, In bos. Almost Instant Relief ^^^^^^^^ you buy, sea tbat you get Aspirin Trail Skiers to Seek Snow at Reservoir Social Events of Trail City TRAIL-CASTLEGAR ROAD BEING FIXED IV White. Trail; J. Lewis. F. C. White, Medicine If i. r. Cost*. B. F. Oreen, Vinoouver; O. B. Allen. W. B. leather, Calgary; l*ura C. Olejtrlch, Vernon. l»MlllilJ.II PPl"^ &OW5&9SXOX&J&tt^1KStt999999tQttK'J0\ cUhe Savoy "Where the Guett It King' Nelson's Newest ud Finest Hotel. Many Rooms With Private Baths or Showert. J. A. KERR, Prop. IM BAZBB BT. PaOBB tesx&A5m5s~:;-~ J5JC5*tt 'ftSSSSStSs BAVOT—John crsuBsron. Wetu- I kawln; O. S. Wilson, A. K. ooturson. ; Trail; A. C. Hinds, Lethhrtdge; I. O. Holtbr. Calgary; Trail; Alex Taylor, Ted Hicks, Slocan. It. I Contort, Alts.; Mew Grand Hotel F. U BAFAB, Prop. Weakly and Monthly Bates Bet aad Call Water Magi* see ap Double I1A0 ap a to > n—th —a o> Occidental Hotel Tte Ternon St. Phons II'L H. WAIIICB SFBCIAX MOrrTBtT BATBS Oood Comforuble Rooms Ulnar,' Headquarters Madden Hotel A Welcome Awaits You Itt. I. MADDEN CemalelBly Bsmsliml Bet sal Call Water la ths BBABT af thl air TeUJL, BjO.. Jan. 9—Clyde Kennedy and OU—on Kennsdy were hoHa st a delightful akatlng party | for a nut—ber of tbelr young mind, Tue*d»y evening, concluding *—itlng, the pertr returned t* the Kinntdy ds. where refiasbments were TRAIL. B.C, Jan. I—According to B. R, Burns, MLA. for Beaaland* Trail riding, crushed rock is being spresd and grading and other work being carried out on the TTatl-Ceetle- gar highway in an effort to ratten the road to good condition. Ths road In the fall wu In u good ihtpe u It hu ever bun, but now 1-1 mild weathsr sines hu undone a greet dul of work. The rock crusher tef China creek li Idle becauu of the wutber, the msterlil being too wet to handle. Three federal trucks are en route to thi district to be uted by aba department of mllltla camps tn spreading rock on tha highway, and the provinclil government hu a gang of men with trucks under Road Foreman Bdgar Jimleton at work repairing thi road. Mrs. Duncan Gulls hu returned from FrultrraK, where she wu the guest of Mr. and Mra A. R. Heighton, wbo ware celebr.tlng thslr wedding annlveresry. Has Olsdys Alty I* visiting friends la JMlaon for a fsw din see Um Its Horwell sad Mlu Mar- gusrlte Horwell, who hsve bun holidaying with th.tr parent! it Agassis. sre expected back In Trail tomorrow evening. TRAIL I.O.D.E. HAS NEW MEMBERS under s year old to know whether the antlasptlo tablets were still being uud, she uld. MOT WITHIN BEACH Mlu Strang said she knew hi- chloride of mercury tablete were poisonous snd shs could not uy whether Dr. Oeorge White, shelter physician knew the wu using thsm ln childrsn's baths. Much ot the supply bad bun uted for dlsInfect- [ Ing clothIns of tbe smsller children, I upeclaUy when then ww sn outbreak of chicken pox or other Infectious diseases. Under examination by Ira H. Humphrlet, connnlaslon counsel, regarding elrcumitino-a of the desthi ot Buddy Stevenson, thru, snd Mart* OodmU Pearl, five. Mlu Strang asserted she did not know whetber tbey had bun bathed In wetsr in which bichloride of meraury wu dissolved. And iht said tt would have bun Impossible for ths children to be ta possssslon of tbe poison tablet*. There hsd bun prsvloui testimony In both easel thst the children vomltted s "bluish fluid'' while 111 end Mr. Humpbrlu made careful Inquiry u to the potil blllty of thsm having secured soms of tha tahltts. Mlu Struts said ths tablete were kept where tbe children could not reach tbsm. Mr. Humphrlei mentioned that a former attendant, Mlu Preteslove, had testified both Strang slaters ware prusat when bichloride of mercury wu put In the bath for Buddy Steven* end bed directed the boy to be left ln to remove marks ot brulau. Mu* Strang declared this wu not trui. ^^^p TRAXL, B.C., Jan, !■ Two new members, Mrt. J. W. Dougan and Mrs. w. B Kettlewell were received Into the order st tbe muting of Arthur Obspmsn chapter I.O.D.F.. st the Memorial ball yesterdsy afternoon. Mrs. F. B. DookerlU, regent, prwldid. Utters of thanks for christen*• donations wsrs raid from ths Trsll branch No. 99 ol ths Canadian It- llen. the Community Cheit and trom bit. L. A. Morrsnt. A. O. Oraham wu hottest to j Mn J. T. Hswman, Mn. Jamu SO young people when the Coupland and Mrs. A. R. MoCsrtby tntertalned the junior choir of ] were nsmed to servs st tb* occm- Unlted ohurch. Oamet and munlty Chut in Jsnuary. snd rtfreth- musts wsra enjoyed mints served. tou Ruth Williams statu during tbs week-end for Vsncouver aftsr Donitlon of 110 wu mads to ths Crippled Chtldnn'i hoepjtsl it Vsncouver. Mrs. F. B. Nswsil, sducstlonsl uc- retsry, ststod that 1 O.DB. calandar* bslag the guut" of bar psssnts, sir. for 1IM hsd bssn premted to tbe •ad Mn. M. B. Williams of Fruitvale. rsrlous tchools tn ths city. Look! C.S.A. HOCKEY BEGINS TUESDAY TRAIL, B.C., Jan 6.—Con*olId»t«<l Qporta AMoclatlon puck lufue will •vine beck into action next week, Traniportatlon mixing with Wood Butcher* TuMday night and Bert nary and Zinc Plant clashing Thuraday, It wu announced by league offlclela last night. Oamea are elated {or 6 o'clock. No c.fl A. hookey game* haie been played alnce before Chrtetmaa. Elliot Crowe New Gyro Head at Trail TBAIL, B.C.. Jaa. I—Although then It no .now at tbs Bel* Nel- sen hill, the drop In temperature hu arouud the deelr* of memben of tbe Trall-Rosaland club to don the skli and a group will leave Trail early Sunday morning to take in some general skiing ibove the Bou- lsnd rteerrolr. Stage, oonveying thi party will luve Sunday morning. The sk—n evidently propou to maks a day of It, for tbey are taking along tbelr lunches. in this Way The simple method pictured above is the wsy doctors throughout the world now treat colds- It is renigrjlitd is thi QUICKEST, safest, 9-aat way to treat s cold. For it will chock so ordlnAry cold almost u fut u you csught ■^^^ Ask yonr doctor •bout this. And when Tablets. Aspirin Is the trsdsmsrk of Ths Bsytr Compiny, I_tnilad. and thi nuns Bayer ia ths form of a cross is on each tablet. They dissolve slmost lattsnUy. And thus work slmost instantly whsn you take them. Aad for a gsrglc, Aspirin Tablets diatolvs 90 completely they leave ao irritating psrticle*. Git a box of 13 tsblsts or a botUs of 34 or 100 at any drn( store. 0OHNCT MAAM TWMAtr QUEEN'S HOTEL A. UFOINTB, Frop. Bcemt trass N* te gl Al Montbij III anl aa. Steam beatsd and hot and oold water la ivery room HI Baker It. Fbeas ss TRANSPORTATION -Freight & Passenger. Keep Your Party Together on the Next Trip by Chartering a Greyhound Coach Comfortable,.hot-water heated Oreybound Coechet, wtth aklllul end careful driven, are available for charter earrloe et ireatlf re* duoed ooete to eluba, lodfee or athletic teama. By charterUi| a Greyhound Coach your party haa lta own Individual drlfer fotnt where end when you pleaee. And you enjoy a aubataxttlal aavlnf In your uanaportatlon. Any Onyhound at*nt will be pleaeed to give you eomplete deteila on thla pheee of Onyhound eervioe. Central Canadian Greyhound Lines, Ltd. Nelm Depot. 205 Baker St. Phone 800 SO FEW ASHES! HENDRICKS' KASLO.NELSON MOTOR FREIGHT SERVICE LXAV1NCI K.ASU> AND RITUBN-MOKDAT. WBDNISDAT FRIDAY LBAVBS KASIO 0 tj AM t.BAVsV! MaXBON 11 All. Hlhen Deaol—Wllllsm,' Trimc'cr; Phone 100 Katie Fkeas SI FROMPI, EFFICIIrtT ■ I H V I C ■ You'll be surprised at how little ash there is from WILDFIRE Coal. Lab- oratory teats and the experience of thousands of users prove that it hu noticeably less ash than most other coals of its kind. It's'cleaner coal without impurities — that's the reason. LESS ASH MEANS LESS WASTE - SAVE YOUR PURSE LESS ASH MEANS LESS WORK - SAVE YOUR BACK Order FriiK- TRAIL. B.C., Jsa. 6— Amsndlni Its oo—itltutlon to elect officers tor sis-month periods —stead of for a year, Trail Oyro club Thursday nlsht chose the followlas new officer, for thi tint half of 1031: Blllott Crowi. president; Bmllo Plssplo, Tloe.preeldent; (rlc Rami- dan, aecretery; Brio Brown, treasurer, Or. W. C. Bredshsw, asresant-at- arras. Preliminary arraapaunti for the ! attains of thi Trail Theeplat i' show were reads, stveril oommlttee ip* I polntment* being madt snd stlpl | taken toward launching the edrtrr- | Using campalsn. . SCHOOL TO OPIN MONDAY BUT NOT FOR BEGINNERS _____ I Rifreihed itter a 17-day holiday ! that left nothing wanting ln th. j way of entsrtaIrur-snt. shows, Chrlat- j mas tree peruse and private parties, > Ntlaon pupiii go hick to school Mondsy. This sesson the oportunltlie for outdoor iport win ftwer wtth ao •now or lee hut othsr dlvsnlons were not ItoSlng. No new pupil* will be taken into the reoslTlag oltsass st th* Hume or ctntrsl tchoolt until February. ^^_| THI DOTS DISPEL THE DOUBTS* NELSON—Burns Cosl & CsrUge Cc Phone 53 CRESTON-H. S. Mc Crsath, Phone 69X Ths weighted lades nutohsr ao mining stocks oomputed by the Dominion huresu of suturtlos on tha beat IIM-IOO was IMA for the week ending Decoraber 14, u compared with 107A tor the previous week. sT—Ten gold stooks fall from 103.3 to 100, four gold-copper stooks rose from 1SA.7 to 1S0.1, snd five .liver end ml*c*li»n*ous stocks declined from tit to sat. CLEARANCE SALE Used Appliances Beatty WASHERS - FLOOR POLI- SHERS - IRONERS VACUUM CLEANERS Our Latest MODEL C BASKET TYPE Two Demonstrators $25-00 Reduction Porcelain TUB MODEL F New $99.00 ■ Two Only ELECTRIC WASHERS Model W.Cs $35-00 Beatty DIONER Model 1900 Demonstrator $89.00 . VACUUM CLEANER Attachments and a Demonstrators Each $49.00 Polish and Wax Spreader Rtaffular $68.00 Now $45.00 1 THOR ELECTRIC IRQNER 30 Inches. R«f. 1225. ^^ Now $75 1 Banks Vseuntn Clesner snd #OA stUchnento 9cv TERMS ARRANGED AS LOW AS fB.OO PER MONTH BAKER STREET At the Hlpperson Hardware Co. Ltd. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^JtfM NELSON, B.C. PHONE 497 a3 vHrhttty Intoi. (Elntrrlj of (Eana&a W. a Mswblnney. Minister 10:00 en-—Church School 11-00 sm.—Theme: "VISION AND THE COMMON LirE." IrSO pm.—Evening Worship VEN. ARCHIIEACON T. H ORAHAM, Oaret Preacher Monday, I pm—Service club (Mre. A. E. Murphy, 818 St.) Tuuday, a p.m.—Annual Meeting of the Woman's Association. (ah. Raul's Unit*-.* (ttljurr!) Bar. T. 3. S. Pcrguson, B—. Minuter 10 sm.—Sunday School 11 l.m.—Nursery Clsu 111 sm.—Worship sad Theme: "Creating a New World In 'the New Tear." TJ0 pjn—Guest Preacher, Rev. W. J. Sllvirwood. Wadaesdsy, I PJB.—TJc*. lTth—Concert Wedaseday, Jan. by tbe TP s. Sunday. Jaa. 14th — Communion Service. • THI NELSON DAILY NEWS. NELSON. B.C—-SATURDAT MOBNTNO, JANUARY «, MM- PAOI TRREB BRIDE AND GROOM OF 60 YEARS FETED AT SILVERTON; ARE GIVEN CHARIVARI Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shaw Receive Many Gifts ,»»»»*■»*■'* seaBB'awe-wweeeac PANSIES BLOOM, ROBINS SING AT BURTON' S-LVsatTON, B. a, Jsn. I—■Probably one of tb* most unique ceremonies ever held in B. 0,, wu the reception given Mr. snd Mrs, E. L. Shaw st tb* home of their BURTON. B- C. Jan. •—During son-in-lsw snd daughter Mr. and the i_t week flocki ol Warnings. Mis. It. Deuel. I pine Qrotbeski and amaller birds Mr and Mrs. X. L. Sbsw eels-' hsve bun eun In Burton, ind yu- breted their tioth wedding snnlver- I tsrdsy two robins were sun. ThU ssry on New Tears Day it tbelr IH the first time these birds hsvj dsughter'. home, where they sre been Been at this time ot the yesr tpendlng the winter month*. Anemonu »hd psnslu are They are old resident* of Bant:, blooming fa th* gardens here still Premiere By ROBERT TERRY SHANNON' CHAPTER THIBTY-TWO Cavanaugh suddenly wee stsnd- ing <n the belle'of hie feet like a prise fighter. "Keep away, Mulrooney I" Oava- naugh sold with a etrenge quiet ln hie voi«. "You'll never put thoee things oa mei" Mulrooney with the handcuff! *aaw, «« _■*« ..-_,_«_,-, «, -™«.. it - MUirooney wim «*e nsnacmis Altfc.. where they have, lived for | -_-ri_^~_^'--~~ -newiii dengUng end glletenlag steped for- ward. A square, white atone wae flung through the sir—only lt wasn't a .tone—It waa Lucky Cavanaugh"! compact flat, heavy and awlft. lta iUll velocity amaahed with a sharp Crack squarely, upon the broadness of Mulrooney s chin. The whole us. a. ueuei. aaaisissa i Those present inciuaea ssrs. rvu- _. giaesy expression in ni* eye*, "hus, ix»uj, -hot hwu •■.»iu.iUt -Seals and Mrs. Nelson _on_, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hunted Mrs. men hie knees began to melt end aside to let hint enter tht .bouse. Jiret (Eljurrlj of (L\)r\ei Srirntifit MB BAKEB STREET A branch ef the Mother Church The Pint Cburoh of Obrlst Scientist la Boston Massacbuutta Bundsy School 0.46 am. Suaday Ssrvlcs 11 am. Sabject iss-aaa-Senaon "OOD" WedasBdsy Tutunonlsl Meeting t pm. PMB BBADINO BOOM IN CHURCH BUILDINO— AO Cordially Welcoua tbe put to years. Thty had 0 children, four of whom sre llvlnj.! rwper Mr. and Mre. R. CrslUn. Mr. 30 grandchildren and lt P«'-.eaaiirs. Avleon, Mr, and Mrs. D. g.sndchlldren. shannon, Mrs, D. Ryans, Mlu Mc- A sumptuous dinner wu served sinnon, Mr. snd Mrs. T. Wilson. when covers were laid for It. Later tin. Nelson Crsmer ot Cejgsry. [In the afternoon a reception wu Mlu "Esther Holmer, Mlu Cor.. held when tha "Bride and Oiooci'l cooper, Mlu Berths Crocker, Mlu were the recipient* of many little Shirley Hunter, Bull* Ryans, Bobic gifts and hosts of but wisbu from .lysas, Mn. R. Olson, Mlu OUdyt I thi guuta present. A «n-tler wed-' olun, and others. j ding cake, beautifully decorated Mn. B. Watson entertained at the and lit wtth so candle*, wu cut by dinner hour on New Yean Dey. the bride ind a dainty luach wu when coven wen laid tor eight. u-ved by Mrs. R. Deuel, isslsted, Thou pruent included Mn. Far by Mn. J. Crasser ot Celsary. {A Mclptyre. Mr. and Mr* 8. Watson, he fell to the thick pile of the During the afternoon a number ot Audrey Witson, and D'Arey Watson isavy carpet, pitching forward face tbe Pythian Sliten ot Lucerne, h. Lelbscber hu nturned to the downward «pumodk_|.y like a Temple No. 17, New Denver, called Reno mine, after vlsltlns his home -nooksd-out pugilist trying to re- and presented Mrs. Shaw with a I ben. jstn his teet. beautiful bouquet of choice out b McAulsy ot Rossland Is vlsltlm Ths nua oa tn* csrpet made no flowers. ,'rleads here. -ound. The kicking leg quitted Mn. A prison, ths mother of j Mn. W. Marshall, Mlu I. Mar- down. In inch s condition It would tha Temple recited a fitting poem thall snd B. Marahall wan the be a matter ot minutes, rather ot suitable for the ooclslon. to which I ,ue.i* of the Mlesu MoAulsy on set-Ond*. before consdouaness csme Mr. Shtw *un_bly replied on behilf wednudsy. of hlmull aad wife. j Mn. W. Johnstona aad daugh- „„^.._*?B*"*» „m^«,_i,.S^r• Another Pleuln, gift wu . Vsrslf ten Joyce snd Blun aare vlMtor. ne.jgsnHn^tJBHim* hand » carved placque, ooinmemor-1 ^ New Denver on Wednesday. I sting the occasion, presented by j_j. and Mra. H. Lancaster were A. James. During the evening the dinner guests of Mr. aad Mre. a. ■nailer children staged an old' Stavert, on New Teare Day. fashioned charivari, greatly to the The Silverton Women- lnstl the back and disappeared Into tlie next street. Leni, standing ln tbe doorway, waited for Mulrooney to return. It waa curious, but she felt no regret at what wae going to happen to her personally. .She bad done her best, but lt had not been aufflcleat. Perhape Mulrooney would arreet her and take ber to headquarters. t That, of course, would be" the definite end to all of the motion picture business—the final fade- out. What did It matter? She had been through eo much that life bed lost Its reality and waa becoming a wavering, uncontrolled dream. Tet somewhere, mysteriously there' was that lark note of happiness deeply The pig lead export ln November wee valued at $435.-173 compered with 488,964 in October and g*W7.- 7» in November 1933. The export of lead ln ore was of the value of •118,04a compered with 840,943 and •6.821. , Lead tn ore went to Belgium and the United States, the value of the eonelynment to the former oountry being 106.140. vvjight of Cevenaughe body was' hidden ln her secret self, -srhtad It. When It landed the I Mulrooney oeme beck to bey with shock ran through hie arm clear to his daeed and troubled eyes, in a -he shoulder. j minor way, she couldn't help but Pox a. moment the detective re-' >•! eorry for him. ..lalned etanding opposite him with I "Tou better let me fix you eome- glaasy expression in his eyes, J thing, really." abe said standing ROBSON IS FOR STABI1ZAH0N FRUIT PRICES Favors Legislation as Final Means to End BUT OKAYS BOARD PLAN IN MEANTIME Santa Claus Turns Up at Whist Drive He walked straight Into the living room without answering. He found his hat on S chair, and picked up hla glistening handcuff* Leni wu behind him discreetly.' At last hs wu brought to look st hex "Its' s shams," be uld la sa •maslnsly calm voice, "for your aki, I mean. Too bad you're In love with thet bird." She ww able, without effort, ta match bis calmnetsv back. Leni 'On the contrary. It's the nicest Tell me what you want to do -.hlng I can lmajlns," she replied now," she said In a muffled voice, j "Nobody oen put the lug oa me devoid ol fear. | u_, thit aad get awSy with It," Cavanaugh took one deep breith. Mulrooney told her. itowlag the The wne hand that had felled | ],,_dcuft* aw»y under hla coat at feehloned cnanvtrl, greatly to me The Bavarian women* insu- ,[„_„,__ -.ttecl Lent coosoliaglt ,hT ..7 »_vii «i i^> _»hin •musement of tbe bride snd groom tut, met ln the Mualolpel ball on. S^ZLkT <*oi-o"ns» th, yesr. We 11 l*t him within ot SI and 84 yum. . I wednuday evening with the Prul- , ^^.^ _ hlm when he come. SL*T" "" **""* *'* ^ Invited guest* Included: Mr. sad I dent sirs. st. ataeraoa la tha chair. Tea* care ef him when he come* theft I to. Bey u little u posalble. Tell I There wu no ua mums with tin. H. Deuel, Mr. and Mrs. I. Scale, ottit-ers tor tbe cotalag yesr are. I Blm , _,„, ^ _,, „«_ Antf I -™™w"**w_^t"*v_^_:„*2 Fred Bcaia, str. snd Mn. A. Wsltoa. I vtrs. M Brastaoa pnaldeat, Mrs. aont worry" I.,! hta would b7 SoATocTt of Betty Walton. Mr. end Mra. W.|w. Marahall vlu-pnsldent. Mn. «. unlVJi an understanding nod J ____ *?' .£?*,5,lnr Su Msnbsll. Bthel Manhall, Mrs. t. rsunust secntsry-trauurer. Mn. I ! "I'll ialt snd l won't worry." lcm nirhunt. Kit B. ralrhunt, Dick Msthews end Mn. A. Walton dlrec- she ssld out of depths of ber prlau waat to Mr. sad Mrs. Warner and Mr. and Mra.- mtt, Delicious ntreshmints were urved by the hoetesse*, Mn. Bquin*. Mn. Magee, Mrs. Oopp Mn, Osyton snd Mn. Tutt. Santa Claus ln tbe person of O. B. Ballard paid a surpriu visit sad distributed the prlau aad onnsu. Mr. and Un. Maokereth ot Broadwater visited Mr, sad Mn. Oborne, New Tear'i day. Mlu Phyllis Oborne wu s weekend visitor ln Thrums, Mitt Rogers Goes Under the Knife MRS. MOHR HEADS INSTITUTE GROUP WlUsOW PODfT. BXJ^ Jan. 5—The Willow Point branch of the Women's auxiliary held their annual meeting Thursday afternoon ln tbe Institute bouse. The election of off loem for 1084 resulted In the old committee being reelected, lire. J. J. Csmpbell, aon- orsry president; Mn. W. J. Moor, president; Mrs. J. Oilroy, floe-president, end Miss D. Jackson, secretary- treasurer. SlllCJAR. Jan, 6 — Oeorge Bverall Expressions of appreciation aere was a business visitor at Creaton received from tbe sick members of Ssturdsy. |tne dlatflct who were the recipient* n u__h.r_,n ,„h n _aii___n -n. of the besutlful flowers used for C sias-Pherson and B. Ituseel* who ,... «*,*_*_« a-aMsatua «t ,y_. wsre ln oharg. ot tbe mow plough I ^' P*1"01" d,cor*-lon •* -*• 'lT£ Zl*?? a0m" *" C™"°n »S buslnu. mstter. wen die- Thrc-nShui'sastltsrs Ltd., with *??*■ ** »• g™,"??* "' Mf. Hsmbli u their agent nan u the clcu o( ths mutlag. Hied mln.nl claims at WBois and I Qf ^ „ ^^ ^ >11Btntg w Hughls onhsm of ejrtaton arrtnd **?*X? •",I1 "*w,U",d *B •***'-■ with a team of bonu to start work ■*■ at tbe Bodgen logging camp at Boulder cruk. Among thou attending tlwj New Fslrhurst, Jim retthunt, Mr. sad Mn. C. Schmidt, Mr. and Mn. 8 Walton, Mr. and Mn. J. Dalsell. Mr. sad Mrs. K. White. Dorothy White, Mr. aad Mrs. W. Hunter. Dorothy Hunter, Mr. aad Mra B. Mathews, Mr. aad Mrs. A. Wallace. Mr. and Mr* O. Lookbart, Mn. M Emerson, Margery Bmsraon, I—aoe Daemon. Utt J. Webb, Christine Wsbb. Mr. and Mn. 3. Cooper. Haul Cooper, Mr. and Mn. R. Hambly. Peggy Hsmbly. Mr. aad Mra. T. Burley, Mr., end Mn. J. Johnson, Rost Johnson. Mr. and Mas. T. Dlnsdale. Mr. snd Mrs. J. Matheson. Hughini Mstheson, Mr. snd Mn. M. Kennedy. BlUle, Ray. Inns sad Norman Kennedy, Dtlbert Olun, Boy Olicen. Mr. aad Mrs. Mslby, LIU Msuy, Mr. r. Doublsday, Mr. A. James, Mr. aad Mrs. Holmer, Rachel and Cenuta Holmer, Mlu Bsmio. Lsndnvllls, Mlu Dare Cttrer. Mlu Adeline Clever, Mr. and Mn. 3. JANUARY CLEARANCE SHOE SALE EVERYTHING IN THE STORE REDUCED! Many lines to below cost. FOR MEN— Oood wearing welted oxfords, Black only, all slate. a _ __ Sal. Prtoe "•oj'ie Sisters," "lavtctue." and "Prop R Arch" oitords. Beg. ssjjo to woo vsluss. Stu a_c sV-t Price T9*>S9 "Leckle'i" fine dreu osfordl, many leotaen end itylu. Beg. vtlm MM to ss oo. u t\m Bale *t»je T**,*'lf "Leckle'i" flat kid dreu boot*. Beg. valui I7A0 to MOO. SC fit Bale PrlcB TOmm3 Oood wasrtag Wort Boots. Slick only. Plain tou. luther sole, and hula SI OC Bale Prlu T*W •Xackll'i" Chroma or BU Work Boot., witbsr or Panco |* *| solu, *U else* Sale Prlu T<S*79 Traveller's Samples Hating bought ths umplu of ths Lsckls fsotory st s very low price, we sn offsrlnt them la thru price groups— Tns regular valuu to MAO f _.Q<. The regular valuu to M SO S_L_1_ Tbe regular valuu to •10.00 S_OC Thou an wonderful shou both for rtyle ead fit snd Uekle. ahou need no reoommenditlon ** to wear. But remember, the alias ma from 6Vi to I only. ton. Mn. T. flsraion .rut Mn. R. courage Hsmbly auditor* Bae did not move trom when Several — builneu metten wen the wu tUnding until Cavanaugh dealt with, and tbs ywart nrotrsm hsd vanished Into tbe hsiiwey. Only cllentaaart A whist drive will bt bald when n* had definitely bsooras s In the near futurs. aleo s quilt mad* fugitive did she bend over Mm- by tbe msmbsn. wlU be rsffled, roooey and eoraraltteu wen eppolnted to loot after aeavt. Flocks of Robins Around Greenwood Deer Ptatlftjl; No Candld- Btes in Chric Field "About myself—sm I under arrest? For complicity!" "No—not yet anyway." uld Mulrooney. "I'm going to get Cevaniugh tint." "I don't believe I'd do that." n- mirked-knl quietly. • He Ignored Her words. "Wbtn't your telephone?" "Why?" "Why? Inside of two mlnutu I'll have every nolo police ear ln the city on the lookout for your hand- aome friend. Well get blm, don't worry." I'm not worrying.' uld Lful ROBSON, Jan. 6—a muting ot the fruit growen of Robson wu held Friday to dlscuu tbe proposals for stabilizing fruit price, c. s. squjre wu elected chairman and W. Buchanan ucntary. Tbe matter wu discussed from various view point* and a resolution wu adopted that Robson wu la fsvor of legle- lstlon to ooatrol the marketing ot fruit, but would support the but means of stabilising prices In the meantime, c. B. Strain wu appointed delegate to tbe meeting In Nelson Jaa. 2. C 8 Squlru, O. B. Ballard. W M. Buchanan and w. T. Wlckban- sttended tbe meeting In Nelson. The third ot a tent, ot Military whist drlvu wu bsld Saturday evening when 10 tables were IB pity. The hall wu beautifully decorated with Oregon grape ead ttnamen. and three large decorated Christmas treu gsve so sddsd attraction to the room. * Bngland wu the winning table and 'the prlau went to Mn. L. Oborne, Mn. Chrlstenson, L. Oborne and R. Berry. The losing taals wu South Africa end ths oonsolstion between here snd any Cruk lut wuk. It wu found neossssry to Tesn dance at Cruton F.ldiy eve-1 requisition the snow plough during ning wen, Mlu Owen Wilson. Char- the night, the fill tt any Cruk ' les Wilson. Frsnk Hsmllton, Sydney ' being eioeptlonilly bury. Ttogeri, snd Arthur sad S. Lombardo T. Rogsn lift for Spokane end othir polnta south of tbe Una for a short holiday Tuuday. Mlu Margant Rogsn wu rushed to Cranbrook hospital on Friday when shs underwent an ope.*, atlon for appendicitis Saturday. She ■IBM-III inn B.C, Jib. t-T.* uoond bocksy duva of the ssason Tbe detective wu braethlng jerk- , Uy u bis lungs labored for air. | She found a pillow, rolled him over and put it under his head. Mulrooney ley u though In steep He wu unconscious, knocked out, but he wu la no pain and ln no denser, some instinct told, Leni I tbs? hs wu sll right becauu his "moothly 'But I think you am. brelVhlng wu Improving. I "ens of this would heve hippened Tber, wu sn encouraging nutter " I™ »»<• llteBeH to me-oo you ol hie eye Ud*. ln a minute or realise thst?' two he would awaken. The longer Mulrooney looked at her with tul- be stayed unconscious, the mere i :*n *n'1 ass'T eyu. time rsnulnsd for Cevaniugh to ! "" » 'fr1™ •to ,n"* mon «* TOW get away. That wu a terribly foollah thing for Luoky to do, thought LAlt. It held on Mew T.ar't night la 1* an my liult B| esnnot corns neei ble. I eta aid about blm sad I the M—^n1* hall, a large crowd of near me without getting Into trou about about SOO being prusnt. " M. MSrttaathl et-sartained know ns Ii mad tbout ms. Wi sn both sinking ln sn ocean of trouble yet my hurt sings u e lark above a meadow. I em either a or a very wicked Mn. D oo Tut—dsy at a delightful children* party. Ohrlstmu dsc-nUoos and a larg* Chrlatsuc* tru sddsd to tbs attractions of tbe iftsrnoon which wu ta-tsnt la playing gamea. i »«aaa. I do not know which— TbVyouag t£* »sn MsTy Da«i.l J__<•_'» I_■« M-rooaay-s face •n* Oleosa IBcbols. Bstu *h,°b >ud been pel* sad wu now Beryl Hlcbole. FlorenU beglaBlBg to dirkan. Unl wondend Jolrtev Maodoaald. Tola and I »aat Mn. Mulrooatr would think ^'Forabaw. Allan. BUly and Oor- _,«»• 00ul-,.,M "" bustanduntch- J™ ils_ir—sid ed eat In thla fashion. Foot wo- ^aTlrruno of Onad rorU ana l *-»' *">"» ■*•""_ la coastant Kalowna sn the •*rr<>* laesau of her husbendt hXia, ueloa. * * The Mulroonsys. Mrs. J. Btchter of Ksttle Vslley a visitor to o.uowood oo Tustdiy. Sin wu acoompsnled by Mn. FanaaU aad Mn. Biwku of Midway. J Rlcbter sad small son wsh vlslton to town oo Saturday. Tbe eicepuonslly mild weather this winter In the district Is we., corned by tbe houuboldtn but s ssd dlssppo'.nunent to th* klddiu u up to tb* prusnt tb*n la ao laiasml s< tu oa the jlak. Hockey •ad curling during the'holiday su- ■on bu bun gneUy missed by the vlslton to Iowa. A huvy :*U of snow wbMb tall during ths sarly part ot laet weak is rapidly diup- pvsrtng under th, *t**dy rslnfal' of tn. psst tbre* dsys Robins ln flocks snd sinily sn still wtth us. but I tbe utusi nocks ef chludui that visit tbs houu la u.rcb of food during tbe oold weather an not •ua. Now tbat tbe sraooUng uuon 1* over lots of deer an sate oo the hills snd rosds. 0*m* Wirden j Stewsrt report* bucks still olsntl- ful. very tsw sou wsra sbjt during tn* uvsaetoo period lor bboousi FOR WOMEN- HUNDREDS OF P* IRS ALL AT ONE PRICE AH our brokeo ltau of Pumps. Str.p. and Ties,-valuu from MAO to MAO. Also many new llnu compete la all slats, which wsra bought to ull it »_, qw MOO. All oa sale at ons price ^uejfj "WUkl. Olove Fblt" and Dr Mr- Cenn'a Arch SU llnu. Refular M so. nao snd fT.50 shoes. Widths from AA to satB.. SsaLOT Bala Fnoa ▼eO'S Alt Boudoir aad Felt sllppen oa Bali, |_*i tip from v ee FOR ROTS— Oood strong school boots, mads for ns by -Ts>elt1e." ■_ sa* Stsaa i ta tt, ' **r3 FOR MISSES and CHILDREN— Ounmstal Calf Oiforde—Slau 11 to I. a* n_ Bale price T*sjf> Slau • to 10Vt. ■* as Bale Files T*e/J ■au • to 1%. aa mm Bala Price T*»JJ MMr-Mlin. EVEBTTIUNO IN TBt tTOM AT MDt'CED FsV-TU, WH1LB TUB MU UBTBt Onr repair shop is one of the most modern »nd b«t equipped tn the Interior. If we do not already do your work, try m with your next pair. Watson Shoo Co., Ltd. Lrnl decided. sdvloe I'll wind up pounding bsat," be said. "Whose Idea was It to bring Csvanaugh out ber sny- fcyr Leni's shoulders ln their cloth of Cdfd Jacket ehrufsed wltb a atoall foreign air. "t\s you please, sir. Mulrooney. I think you w making a mistake though. As long aa Lucky is at liberty, you csn depend upon It, he'll do hla beet to cetch the men you're after." "Oh be will. wlU bat' "He' tald he would—end that's quite good enough for me. ] nave sn Idee, too. tbat hell suooeed. Ol course. If you put blm lb Jell, thst ends lt. Are you going to let It s* known generally tbat he escaped from your hands? I should think It would be rather a humiliating coq. Owing to the heavy fall of snow' waa accompanied by Mrs. Rogers. Adds Zest to the Meal SALABA TEA "Fresh from the Gerdem" were not bad people. Been as much i feealon for, an officer of your rep- ae ette loved Lucky, she oould not utation to make find it in ber heart to think ill of tbe middle-aged man stretched out -upon her eipenstee carpet. It was a bard life ha lived and his salary, probehly, wee very email. Sometime I am going to send Mra. Mulrooney a nice preasnt, abe thought, snd something for tbe four children, too. Then, suddenly, Mulrooney open* ed hla eye* and knew where he waa. It took him a few eeeonde longer to remember what haa happened, without any assistance from -Leni, ba got to hla feet. At the knees. however, be bad a rubbery sensation "Where did ,be pot" were hla first words, slightly blurred. It oocurred to Leni thet ahe should delay him se long as possible "Sit Down, please." ahe aald esger- ly "There wae en scctdent. Let me get you something— a drink of water I" Mulrooney shook his head vigor ously to clear It and moved with As up to data there ere no new UDC#Tuu_ step, toward the door candidate* in the field for the civic \ ••Wbleh way did be go?" he de. election the present mayo- and Q^ided aldermen will be Ut all prohstolliiy iwtrtrned by .acclamation. RAIN AT YMIR TtMlA. 8. C. Jan. I—-Tbe Tmlr weather bee been very unsettled re The bsndcuffe lay forgotten oo the carpet. Mulrooney stalked from the room, baited, daaed. furious. Lsnl. shnw- (lAg bar shoulders, made no sffjrt > atop blm. What wae tbe good? Instinct —Cavanaugh would Leni found lt astonishing to herself that abe waa able under these clrcunrmtsnces to banter Mulrooney Perhaps It was because abe bad relaxed and was no longer trylnj to accompllah anything In particular. "Where la that telephone?" Lent conducted blm to It. There waa not tha falnteet use In combatting hla angry obstinacy. She would net even stay to mien to i Mulrooney'a con-reraaUon with headquarters. It Is out ot my hands, she thought. There la nothing hut to meet the result decently. I would like to heve "my own way about all thla—but there la no longer iny point ln arguing with an angry policeman. She yawned a little because In truth, she waa somewhat short of sleep, ril go upstairs, she decided, and Ue down. Mulrooney can leave whenever he--pleaaee. I've been row* ing the boat upetresrn all then years. Now I'm going to put down the oars and let it drift (To be Continued) Christmas Concert Is Held at Winlaw WWLAW. B C. Jsn. A—The sn. has* ealltM It ber buacn—told her nIul Christmas oonoert and tru unity. Oa Tuuday rale fall sll. iiutrooaer wu not solnf to hive „, ntld _ tbt winlsw hill Tuiwdii. diy sad oo Wednudsy most of the |U<_ by the echool ehlldrtn of Dlv. 1 snd day. I Mulroooey'i hud wu sun sodl.1 iD^ion 1 under the direction ot Oa Wednudsy lb* Ttalr woman'. ** b* went Into tbe b*U end from UMt tesehsrs Mlu 3. Viruveld snil institute held s t—rd psrty at the. tbera out of doors. BU oar wu llim y Boursaols. boras af Mrs. Barry aseveaa, bridal still stat-*Uat st tbe eurb. Bs lot*-1 .j^ concert opened by s "Wood- bslni p.arcd. Mra. 3. B. OUra* woe id op sad down tbs street. No ons itna gmat« a_j, a pjM eouu^i Tta-sat Cash: Na Iiraiasu: No •1 Befaadi ao Bale Oud. bsini p.arid tint prise. Thou preunt wer. Mrs 3. B. Ctsras. Mra. B. A. Curw.0. Mr* B. Stevens. Mr*. 3 M. OIUs. Mrs W. Clerks, Mra. Cbebob. Mr*. 8. Ball. Mra. Brereu-OIUi. ead Mrs. L. tvulaaoa of -rtreuplas eeup. Dainty latraearaeaU were eerved by th* wu la sight tBtsatvt a ctjotored nuru meld with two eblldren. The tSttsotlu wu not osruio how tons be bad heee, unopnulou. There had been sufndtVot time, no doubt, for ceven-ufh to have turn- ed a eoraer tad sons In eltbc-r di- SMttoo. -rerhapt be bed out out et Famous Fernie and Michel Coals C-JdutB aiftrtfj* TrtBtsxl to Kllminat* Dust Th« Stsuidsrd of Qtudllj (or 30 Years HIGHER IN HEAT UNITS and LOWER IN ASH MTBTD IXT B.C. By THE CROWS NEST PASS COAL CO, LTD. nan is, ac Weit Tramf er Compsay AGENTS PHONE 33 ■Cinderella'- u tvetsd by tbs children. The mustt- for tb* play wu suppllsd by Mlu Shirley Boomer ot Nelson. 3. Bttnson toted et chairmen and W. ft. Cutler took tht part ot SanU Clau* ind iav* oaady, nun sntf orsntru, snd s smsll prssnt to over 100 ohlldren The evenlni wu sosnt In sanvu and danolaf. BsfrsabmanU ware u ved st U:Vt tbe kitchen belns manssjed br Mrs. r. Stenun sad Mrl. W. wisher. The miB-himia for the play were mad* by Mrs. E Smith. Mra W. H. Cutler. tad Mrs. W. Sutherland Mlu Shirley Boootsr of Nelson kindly estns to Winlsw to play tor Chrlstmu oonoert end wu tbs |uut of Miu J. Varuvald and Mlu T. Bourgeois. Tha east for tha play Clndsnllt wu u follows: Prlnos, Itlta Butber- lind; Clnd8r.ll.. Msry CasrnotI, MUdred WUlford; fslry Oodraottvcr, Clara Bwsason;. Oupld, fete Popoff; Pseas, Kalthlua Cutler sad lens Dnwsi; /rtaou' mad. Peray Cuti«r; AU.n BVatbertead, rater OBiekotl; Fairw aad BrownMs. DlTWion 2> herds aad Ladlu, Divir.on 1. •■ ^ T&ti^^dtt^'Bdg (Eijmsdan^.^if iN<»«"Oi-iArio try MAY itro, DOLLAR DAYS SATURDAY AND MONDAY Scores of Values Like These In Every Department >, * , 1 ' Men's Underwear A large variety in men's underwear In light and heavy weight* and in short and longs legs or sleeves. 20 Women's and Misses' Hats Regular 11.95. t Rich looking felts or sporty types of novelty wool, All sites in wine, green, navy ancTblack. i Ladles' Capeskln Gloves Regular $1.29 Fine equality, cape- skin gloves in slip- ? on style. Colors f black, brown, tan and grey. i HBC PURE FOODS NOTICE—A New Phone Service To better serve our grocery customers we have installed an extra telephone—no more busy signals to delay you when delays are aanoylng. 193—PHONE—194 SERVICE GROCERY DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS For Saturday Only Order by Number A reotntry Invented fans* Is equipped wtth a turntabl* thtt rural a car lealde tbs bulldins around u the door la opened end aloud. No. 1 1 lb. Chateau Cheese; 1 tin Baker's Cocoa, Vis; 1 tin Nelson Jam, Straw., 4-lb.; All for i No. 2 1 tins Royal City Tomatoes, 2 <^s; 3 tins Royal City Peas, No. 5,2s; 3 tins Royal City Corn, 2s;, All for —. 1 _- 1 No. 3 60 lbs. Local Potatoes; 6 lbs. Cooking Onions; All for 1 Nt,t 2 Cartons Sunlight Soap; 2 Cartons Chipso; 3 Cakes Lux Soap; All for ! —»— i No. 5 2 do*. California Oranges; 1 doz. Fresh Eggs, extras; All for I No. I 8 lbs. Ruby Creek Butter; 1 lb. Swift's Lard; AJl for 1 No, 7 1 sk. Robin H'd.RTd.OaU, 81b.; 1 lb. Special Coffee; 4 pkta. HBC Jelly Powder; All for ...., No. 8 1 tin C. A B. Tomato Soup; 2 lbs. Broken Pekoe Tea; 1 tin Ft. Garry Baking Powder; All for No. 9 1 tin Blrk's Grilled Mushrooms; 1 tin Nabob Shrimp; 3 tins C. & B. Tomato Soup; 3 tins C. S B. Vegetable Soup; All for No. 10 t tins Milk, tails; 1 tin Empress Orange Marmalade, 4s; All for No. 11 1 sk. Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. 3 pkts. H B Jelly Powders, ast All for No. 12 1 20-lb. sack Rolled Oats; 1 tin HBC Spice; All for GROCETERIA Ruby Creek Butter— 2 lbs. for Golden Meadow or Hudsonla Butter—2 lbs 55** S9* Soda Biscuits— 2-lb. carton , Llbby's Tomato Juice— 2 tins for 25c , __ — — raai roci St}? 5M0Ott lailij NrtoH "fajeertor of Bntuh Columbta't Family Ntwspaptr" all rm mrws wmn it ib kbwb Publlihed eysry morning ssespt Suoasy -"W _ aejBUSsUMO OOMPA*rt. LW1TBD. lie Baser Strut, Nelson. B.C. Mimbs. of CArlADUrl fBBSS USSSd Wit* Ssrvloi . . ADVBBTISH-Q BATBS OR APPLIOATIOH fk rats oardi may ba stsn st the oiftct ot any AdvertUlrig Aasney yZmgaU-lDy the OArlADlAR DAILY NIwaPArmtS ASSOOUTION. nroTsnd tit AMstJUOAM 1HWSPAMR FUaXaaOTBa- AAVJOCU- TkS be* of which th* Wslsoo Dslly Raws Is a t-tmbsr. . . SUBSCRIPTION BATBS By mall loountry). psr mentb Per yssr •y msll tatty), per rear — Ou_id* Canada, par month Per year Delivered (city by carrier), psr week Mr yesr __— -I to . e.oo - 18.00 ,. .18 - 1J0 - it . 18X10 Psysbis to sdrsaoe. Member of tbe Audit Buiasu ef Circulation*. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6,1984. AN ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION No thinking observer of world trends today can deny that the nations of Europe are prsparing for an eventual war. Whether It comes sooner or later depends upon several factors, many of them not dearly defined at the present time. However ardently one may hope for peace, war is a real possibility, and while we may hope for the beet we muet prepare for the worst. The German Imperial ambitions, so frankly stated In the Natl prop-am, are Incompatible with the established InteresU of her neighbora and with the cause of peace generally. Great Britain, of course, wants peace; indeed, hai been the only nation* that hu taken any concrete action towardi disarmament. The greatest instrument for the maintenance of world peace would be a solid alliance of th* English-speaking people* of the world, and this view is supported by Walter Uppmann, contributor of the column "Today and Tomorrow" In the New York Herald-Tribune, and one of the moat widely read and thoughtful commentatora of today. He defines the problem of the United States in the present dilemma when he says that it mutt determine how to remain neutral in the event of hoetilltle* to Europe. History is a great teacher and he draws a lesson from history when he says: "Our historical esperleno* for a hundred and fifty yean seems to me to prove thst ws ire drawn into a (uropeaa war whsn Oreit Britain Is a belligerent sa4 that ws etay out when Oreat Britain Is neutral. Wt wars drawn Into tbs Napoleonic win. Ws wan drawn Into ths world War. WS stayed out ef tbs Auitrt>o*rman war, tbs yfla-^r-rusalsn war. and thi Balkan wars. The reeeon lor this U evident. Our connection with Burop* Is tbs North Atlantic Ooeen. snd Orsst Britain Is tbs dominant Msrltlms power of lure**. If Britain Is at war. tbs closet ths sees, and In tbe pest we, es neutrals, bars bad either to fight her, u w* did In Mil. or tight bar sntmy, ss we did Is 1817. When Britain Is ntutral, It Is easy for us to be neutral, for Britain and the United Statu together then have tha same Interest, end no sTuropeeu power Is strong enough to defy our camblnsd power - * He point* out,' correctly, that from the British point of view, considering the growth of American power and the increasing automony of the dominions, a war in which Britain was engaged while the United States remained neutral would be potentially disastrous. Therefore, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Irish Free State and the United Kingdom itself have the same vital interest in examining this problem. Mr. Uppmann concludes by asking this question: "Doss It not follow tbat, with a Ruropun war s distinct possibility, ths Bngllsh-spsaklng psoplw hsve every reason te leek liter their own vital- Interests and prepare themselves for what may happen?" United in one common purpose, no nation or group of nations-in the world could defy the combined forces of the British Empire and the United States of America. If the English-speaking nations of the world can get together and work actively and sincerely in the cause of continued world peace, then there would be no war. THAT BODY OF YOURS BT -MMVI W, BAKTON. M.D. ALLEBOY Hl-UnTVENBIS TO rRBTAI* MUHTANCM A fwmtr wbo Buffered with uth- toft found himself tros from tht g«/Bptomt whan ha went to » elty t<-w«mt* mUtt owoy. H» deKonrtd that hli Mthrea wu ttvw to tha Ulna parttelw of hair from hla hona* Tba family cat haa baan found to ba tba cauia of uthma Bs miny Maaa. An attack of fclraa occurs r*fu- terty wltb toma Individual! when thay tat certain fooda—eci*. milk, mcttr—whlla other* ot tbt tame family hare no trouble whaterer. Bca-ema which now It rttpontlble lor to ptr cant ef all akin dlataat It out ln many casta to iUbiUnew with which tht Individual works. eg food lubttancea bt tat* AUNT HET "Tbt mataalnt __*. used to offer you tomtthln' you wanted, wut now they're all about aomt- tbln* awful rou'Tt already |Ot.H "Between You and Mc" ay J.B.C. _t— ■—» I dont hsr* to writs a eolumn todsy. I am Just oopylnj It from tba oranbrook oourtir. And is it Sootoh' < jhanki to Alss Bttchls, who snows hie Sooteh, the item written hyionnont whoma-juerBdes under the name of Ktterlck. In cranbrook, hli bus drawn to my attention. It Is a food Hew Year* piece, and si tbe Ntw Tsar la Jutt abut s week old, It Is not too late But dear rtaden.tbtUriotoypeoper. •ton In the oompeelng room will nearly kill me for shoving out copy like this. a • • HOGMANAY MCCKUWOBtir IXPLAWS By BTTRICK "A Quid Maw Tsar tss aln an' a' An' many msy we see, An' during a' the yean tea oeme O. harm, mas ee he." —Old Bon(. •IBB rfaXITO DAttT R-*5WS. IftaMOK, M—tATtJBDAT MOBItlNO, MMMBT I. MM O, happy may ye bs.' -Watl," aald Muckleworth. at he laid down the Courier, and proceeded to fill hli pipe, "A see thst Chlel Jlmmle Curran has bean at lt again, wrltln' aboot Hogmanay." "Is thst sol" I responded, rstrlsv- Ins my tobeooo jar. "What ba* be been saying now! I don't know Jlmmle psrsonslly, but I reed most ot his stuff and It Is gtnerilly pretty inippy snd up to date." "Maybe It Is," end tbe old man. "whin ht Is wrltln' aboot hoeksy, or whs* bs ssss on Bsker sts-sst. but when he tterr* tat write aboot Scottish thins* h* sftsn gins* far aglee. tryi no mind tbe blitben hi wrote about hsggls a year or two ego?" . • , "WeU," 1 ssld, Ta pretty Soot- tlsh mya.ll. but I dent know much aboot Hogmanay, iicept that that l, ths nlsht ons starts out tint looting, sad generally eats snd drinks mors thsn Is good for on*. Whit did he say about it?" "Oh. bt links It up wl' uitsm i BUM wl' tba kUlln' o' pigs. Of he gtt* * It s kind o' romantic flavor i*y oonnsotln' It wt' Prlnoe Cherlli, an' tie attribute yln' o' oor blsseet on gangs wl' oor gtUint hut IU starred frlnoe Is a brew thooht, but Man I Hogmanay ganga far further back (hen thi Toung Cavalier. It can be traced rtehl back tee the day o' tbe Druid*:' "All right," I replied. "Have an* Ither eram. and light your pipe and tell dm about It" • * . alas settled into his chair, and assumed that mlnlstsrtel pose tbat becotmn blm to, whin h. l* leetur* Ing on eoms subject In which hs la keenly Interested. "Hogmtasy," hs went oo. "Is yln o' tbey words tbit fair dumfounder etffrooken*!*. aome authoriuee say thtt It Is frae the auid French AtJ OCT MRRBR mesnlng to use to tbs mistletoe. No, tee take s tee tb* mistletoe for ony reason o' yln'i aln. but gaun tea cut the mistletoe si tbs auld rxulda did whan it was s asms*, plant an' pain o' their Tuletlde cerersoiues. "Ithan think that It comes frae the oreek ARIA,, holy, aad -jirvm s month. Then then* th* Oeltlo (oik whae gsun back tea to ths sld Oaslic or Bat. sn' derive tt me oioi, youth, in' madhvdi , ths mornin', "Dr. Murray, whae edited tbe New Baalish Dtotlonsry. an' wu a Low. Ian' lad, tree Rotbursh, hiudi thlt Hogmanay mesne tbe girt yln lak'i oo the day in' ao tbe diy Ileal, an' then It a ruid inuagy In Spain wbsur ths New Tears Day man In Madrid la csllsd tha AOU1N- ALDO man. thtt being tbe Spanish word for a sift or btnnl. but tbs but authorltlet, Includln' maul, ny whit'i tbi ruld o' delvln' Intas a' tbey foreign tongues sn' wenderln' ewer hsh* tba universe lookln' for what yln baa on th.tr aln door. •MP. for Hogmanay u nsethlu' but ths truld suld Soou HOOO VlalfTI, meinln' the high or big gethirtn', sn' thst's whit It la. Bay fivir stuck* many people ln spring end lutumn snd fiver ln June or other montht, whilst otben never have tbe illght. est trouble. Thus then Is now present In lo to 18 per cent of th* population s tendency to be attacked by tbe above sllmsot*. and Just as soms peopls are said to haw an Inferior, ity complex or superiority complex. thsse Individual, are ssld to hive a hay fevir-uthmi-encsms complex. Tbs ward tbat describe* this tendency to these ailments u called allergy. The definition of allergy aa giv in by a Mate health official Is— "Allergy It Illness ln susceptible 'r -'vidua— by iur_tances whioh an harmlaas ot even wholesome for normal people, often by •ubstanen sbeoiutely nneesary tor good health. It .fleet* lo to 18 per oent of tht populttlon ind among th* *ub> altncu sn drugs, food*, plinte, pol. Un, perfumte, toilet article*, animal hair, fur, fiitben, invoke dual light, heet. and cold." While tbe principal aliments caused by tllsrgy srs scsema, blvn. uthma. and hay fever, there mty he prewnt other oondltlani ilso due to .llerry tuch u nervous prostra. tlon. dlnlntes. weeknest. Itching, •tomach and Intesllnel trouble. Som* ysirt ago a reuarrh phyal- clsn doing speelsl work 111 allergy wu using whet la known u th* •crotch test to detect al.ersy with about 98 substance*. Hs I* now wins not liu than 819. If yon an afflicted wltb say of ths sbovi lymptom* and haven't tb* time or money to undergo the •cratch tut. It would be worth your while to look it the lut of suspected substanott mentioned tbovt and U p-alble omit or svold thim los Angelw Tlm**: It only tbey will remember thit NR.t *l*o atand* for No Rsckeu Allowed. ' "Of ooune. different pslrt* o- ths oountry bu different customs. Awa' I' th* north thwe'i a lot o' erorn an' VUtin' bluld amoeg the folk, an' they ca' the time 'Uphulls day* or 'Upheilr-s' sn' they burn tsr berreu at the Wer held, sn' build Vlkln' lsag boat! an' dreu up like tbe auld norsemin, but," aad Mac Uld uioe his pipe end became If pouibli mort serioui than befon —'that', i' past sa' gins, but Its ae saty term' tu txplsln HOgmsnay tee ony body but s Bon—men. T* *H. It. e kind o' combination o' Auld Hsms week an' Thanksglvln'. "It's tbs time whan s' smssaHa and Sooteweemtn try Us win asms. Msni if ye taw ths trains tru thi Booth- for two. thru day! sforet it's tbs only Ura* 1' the year when «' th. big concerns an' businesses irs managed by eltrke an' underetrap. psn, for a" tbe held* o' tbe de. permants an awe' h.v. tu ths flsns and straths, tea tha cischsns ind tbe ihleUn'sr ss' the wee bit biggins on tbs hillildM- It's tbs Mm* whsn the Isssln cota* hsme fru urvlce ta* ahow sll tbelr brews sn' maybe bringin' a mm wt1 ahem. Whan tbt young munlstsr cctmu heme fro* hi* first kirk tu tall bit wither hoo hl't gettln' on in' whan tb* young doctor wrings i hsr hert wl' hu storUs o' auk I Mima sn' wsndtrln' wslfi. "Hare* tbey eome fru AJntrios, n,' Cinsds. fru thi indm an' th* fir snds o' tbs urth. tu gtt a grip o* their fitter» hin' an a worg o' pnlu fru their mither't moo. ^e * * "An' — Muekltworth'i vole, grew soft and nnnat—'"tu the time whin them whti bane bun ue fortunate In wlnnln' the warld't nu, whu hu mat wl' rebuilt sn' lallurt, whin clsas sn ihsbhy tn' worn come hime. no tie mut wl' ony rtproaobu, or frooni or blame. but drtw istu tb* flnsldt, an' bu a kindly band pat them on tns tboulthw, sn' s lovln' voios ssy 'Ntvsr mind, laddls, bitter luck the next time, dlnn*' sag ysrssl', "Thcy'n quur talk, ths Soots." went on MuokU.orth. "oauld an' mm u thtlr sin anaw cled hllU tu ootslden. hut, Man, tbiyra lael an' true tee their .aln kin,—aye. even until the third sn' fourth generation an' tu tbe forty-ucond to—In. Altc wu tvldsnUy thinking on some lncldant la his own life, for be sat smoking-silently for a whIU, and then mumso. • * * "D'ye ken shoot ths fsrsst bask thing A can remember u aboot • Hogmsnay. Ma ftlthsr an' mlthv bade in Idinbro', but thslr folk bid i bit term st a pilot ce'ed Brlthentane, e bonnle bUl place lie near ewven mllu free Melroei itstlon. in' of oourt* whin lt cam iroond thi Ntw Tear tbey started tu talk aboot gaun bams. A mind gettln' up wr the oauld grew dark o' tbi mornln' an' gaun awa' r ths strut oatir tu get ttha train. Liahl It wu fair croodsd wl' folk wl' parorls an' bottle* a' gaun heme far tbs holidays- A' lachtn an' us happy, what did It ri—liter gin they had tss sit on each lUisr* knsu or stsnd on saah ithecs tsas, tbey wer. gaun heme sn' nsethln' sin malttered. Weel. w. etervad an' It wu answln' snd in.wln' sn' thi train crawled an' oruplt free yln ltttls itstlon tu snlther, sn' there wu aye soms yln gettln' oot or comln' on sn' Uvay sssmid a' Ue ken Uk itber for thiy were ahoutin' grutin'* hauf the way doon thl train. sa* "Whin we raaabsd Mtlrou it wu st th* derkenia' an' the anaw wu drifted deep on the roads. Ms grind- fUUvsr bad unt yln or tb* msn wr a ling oalrt, an' tarn bone* tai talc us hints, an' we ooorlad amaag th. ttru in' alerted oot. Man. A can an It yet, tbi muokle Clydu plungln' through thi snsw intas tbe dsTkuen, tht oalrt lanrpt ihlnln' on thtlr glouy backs, an' tbs anew fain' white sn' aaft sn' steady. A wu crouched doon istd* me rallhsr till we came te* the lang brae, an' than A tot oot an' msy faither t-erntd mi oo hU iheuldcr u they walked tu tut tbs hotau. Wl wen jut ln a wu drcli o' Hcht ln s wtrld o' fiin' whlteneu sn' dsrk an' then w* saw tha llchti o' ths boou blsealn' through th* eats' tn' we got beak Into* tbl cent arnsgtn, sn' lUthared on the hill tu tbe door. Then tu be lifted oot in' intu tbe kitchen. Ths flair a' tiled, ipotuu, sn' lilts squsn wl' kselli whirllegeegi Int. Tht uhls wl' e red sn' white cheeked doth en' tbs dlshu a' ahinln'. Tht muckle open fire plaee an' tbl pot on the twu bubblln' su chcerle. The kettle on th* hob sn' twe throe cste iltttn' bllnkln' st ths lowe. * • • Tht dirk polished elk besms o' tbs otilln' i' bung wl' hsms an' rowi o/ bacon. Ths warmth an' tht Hcht as' ths sweet savor o' guid thlnss tu wt. Ma srsndfslthir wl' hu fringe o' whisker lauehln' si me, an' as Oraante ttrlppln' off mi weet east in' putttn' h.r ilrmi roon mi an' sarin' 'Ma ModM lsddur Mm—" end MuckU- worth Dsnged hu knu wltb hu fut u If he hid made s duoovery— "Man. thit. HCfmtnayl Tae eome In oot o- tbe otuld an' drift!og maw. oot *" tbi derkneu an' ths win' an' the frost Intu the warmth sn' cheer, sa' hat aln e* your aln' folk uy -Ma bonnle Itddle" Altc ut alUnt aad thin with s abort laugh aald again "Ale bonnl* laddie, an' ben's me a rrasled auld man btitherln' like s sweetie wife " Hs rspWnUbsd Mi glau and then weat on, "Bat Bat tae tho« Jlmmle Curran thai A hu nu IH wall al him, A'm gaon tae tel> him hoo lu met** a drink thst wull wsrm the rocklet o' hit hert 0' enures, it's ewer late far Hog- mansy, bat II wall dse for B*b- bW'l Mrthdey. II, ee'ed Alkcl1 Beou. Yi tak' s haaf s pand o' utmesi sn' seek II ■' nlchi I' i cjuirt n' whuikey; then ths next diy strain It aff an' pit a seaer. o' comb honey 1* tu. brtr •" Ht It stand snlther twal hoera tl' Hi i' sperklln' and Mibhiin . srns add a qnsrt tv gals nan sleerlni It In a,nBlely an' rannle. an' then a daah e' freth whaikey, CANADIAN BADIO COMMISSION NITWOBC CJCA t'HWK CFOC CKV ISO 780 SM 918 CKCH CfCN CBCV CKOV CMC ! 1910 ISM 1180 1IM 1918 | 7:90 News snd Weather poncut 748 Billy Bunt's oreb. i 8:00 Moonlight on the reclllc, dlr. Oeorge csJangU fr. Vancouver ' 9:90 Tha Northern Meeunger j 940 rrank Wright's orch. Auction and Contract Bridge » ths Worlds Madias Asthortty. milton c. woaa - BABE ACH DO NOT ACCUMULATE MANY TBICKS A hand occurred In a rubber game reosntl, which provu thit there may ba u great difficulty and u mtich skill dlsplsysd In making i contract of one u ln fulfilling a game or Ham contract. The cirdt wen calstrlbutsd u follows; Ton Year* Ago Thirty Years Ago 0. It Hsmllton, «.C, hss Mlt lor Vlotorls. SB. J. B. Ony of Trail, wbo will mtka his boms In NsUon, srrlved during the wuk^nd snd will bs Joined shortly by Mrs. Gray sad family. * • • Mlu Marfarit Jarvls hu Ml for Victoria wbere shs will ruumt her studies at norensl ichool. A, Wallacb left lsst night rot Vsnoouvsr to attend ths provinclsl poultry sbow. - * * . Jamit Bdwsrd MUKenale will contest tb* eotnlng eleotlon tor sl-str* Twenty Years Ago At a muUng of ths oltlssns In tb* BKl* hall lut night J. J. Melon* wu named tor mayor. Aid. W. M. cunllfte wu ssoond In the running snd Mayor Herbert East* third. Boundary Valley lodfe, No. 88, Osteway lodse Bo. 48, snd Snowthos lodge no. M hsld a Joint lutill*. tlon tt Phoenix list wuk. Dsvld Whltwldi, Marcus Martin. A. It. r-lenrlng. D. p. Munroe, A. L- Ole- mente snd H. B. Monroe otflslatlnf. ... W. r. Tutul. Bruea White sad J. a. Devlin nturned ott Mondty trom Popltr whin they essmlMd ths Oolden drown and Ooldin »ng propertlu. Mansgar W«fe brought on la from the oold Oup nosr Tmlr this weak, which assayed SHU lltt, Mtt ind llta la gold. FORP*t-NELS Kootenay Cottonwood u untxctlled la the buuty cf Its gnrn u It U unasoiUsd In utility snd economy. Repsst orders prove Its popularity. nbc-koo Nnwoaa KKQ BOW Itri KOO KOMO KJH UW 839 MO 790 MO 910 9:00 Majlc Cirpst Psr. 8:90 Aa-cboru 7:00 Ssturdsy Night DaaM Party 8:00 Conosrt, mlscd quirtet 1:11 Happy Tunu 8:80 Hollywood on rbe Air 9:00 Oirefree Carnival (KPO to net) 9:00 Nathan Abu, TtoltuUt IKOOl 940 Hsrb Ksy's oroh. 10:» Julu Butfsno's curb VUls or 10 AO Oharlu Bart ead ore. (XOOl 10:90 Slue Moonlight (KPO to nst) 11:00 Ouy _ombardo'a Roy.l Oanadnt 1 IKS) Tom Ooakley's ore. (KOO) 11:80 Slumber Hour CBS-DON 141 N1TWOBSS ■VI KPBC KOIN »L KOL 178 818 848 UM Utt 8:00 L. eioaowskl, Bymphony oreh. 8:ii Col. Bteopnsgl* and Budd l-so To be innounoed (Don teuSI) 7:00 Broedcsste, fr. Byrd'i South Pals tsyaadltloo 740 OolumbU News Service 7:t9 leaden in Action. sUluaborn 9:00 Olsn Ony's orch. 840 Ah* Lymen. orch. IM Utile Jack Little 940 Otu Ar helm's orch. 10:00 Oordon HentUnons orch. DL 1040 The Bowery oreb. D L 1100 Ova Art-elm's arch. DC 1140 The Bowery orch. (D. U> 1090 k CALOABV 9:00 Hockey J SO Studio crcN CBCV 10,900 w ITa.1 ■ UNI VANcourts IM Hookey Bronvoeet 141 Newi Bulletlni 9 43 Mu and Bis OuHsr IM t KPO 441 at SAN rBANCISCO M,9M W 1:00 tt-cloal Echou a 30 Bducatlon st Orourosd, 9:43 Souvenin of Song 7:ll'BalalaUa oreh. 710 Isl Tabann oreh. 8Kb) Thi Mutle Counter 9:90 Plino Pale 9O0 Okntne Carnival 10:00 0. Han instrumentalUt 10:90 Blue Moonlight 11M Ouy i*-tcal>erdo'a oreh. 11 90 Organ Concert 919 k KJB 9M.I ■ IIATTLI MM w 1-90 Cdansr Danssnt • SM High School Reporter 7:00 timing aun 7:lt'Bocky Mounuintnn Till Bbythm 110 OUo and Ruby, songs 9:48 Prink Wi-nabe, B. T. 1040 Musical Btchlngs Uiio stiriitht Houn O. L. Veerhoff of Waahlngton bald tbi South bind and naturally bid on* no trump. But and Wut win vulntrabla and did dot inter thl bidding. Whsn dummy'! band ip- pssrst*. thi protocol ot tulflUlng the oootrsct wu none too sncourigmg- Hov-sver. Mr. Veerhoff found thl solution to the problem u follows: A ipsdi wu led and contlnutd, be won the third spade trick, and then led a heart and ducked, permitting But to win. But Isd s club on which Mr. Vurholf playsd small snd Wast won. oashlng hit good ipso*, and returned a club (milaber I tor tbe idvenarlu) Which deeUnr won with tbe wa. At thU stage gl ths pity. Mr. Vurhott realised thit hU ons ohance of tulflUlng tbe contract wu thst But hid hsld fin clubi orlglnsUy and no high diamonds. Therefon, three beirte wen caned, on tbs third ot which oloud hsnd duoarded a club. Tb* eight of diamonds wu then lid from dummy, ind when But was unable to oover, thU gm tbs dsols..r th* chance » pus ths trick up to tbe Wut band. West wu now hslplsss. Hi bad to lead a diamond and, of oourn, Mr. Vurhotf. wltb Jick-io In dummy •nd Boe-8 in clossd hsnd, hsd no difficulty in uklng tbe remaining tricks. » ThU band u upeolsUy mterertlng beesust, white tba fulfilling of s contract of ons Is rarely reported due to tbe lack of unaatlontl tu- tuns. It msy prove u lnitruotln u ths making of a grand alam. Pur- thennore, there Is s bidding lesson conveyed by the band that U rather important. In thU can. with tour ban sou, only tbe molt bruilaht play produoei seven tricks—which gou to prove bow dsagireu* in original ns trump hid U with menly thru ban ecu (a call of which many playeri an vary fond). To make it aU uft, than should be tome additional strength. If a man haa 10 good quaUUn and on* bad ons, ws must look al th* II and forget ths oo*', and U a man hu 10 bad ouilttua and on* good on*, we mult look at tbe one sad forget the 10. Tbe poorest day tbit iiiiiii over ns le thi oonflui of twe eternities It la made up t currents thet Issue from the nmote put snd now onward Into ths remote future— Carlyta. Opening of ths west Kootenay Hookey lug ue hu sgaln bun postponed by the present wringlike wether. • * * TJr. B. J. Hawkey wu lut night appointed school medical ratifth off leer. • • » Oeorge H. Prusr wu lut night •noted pre.ld.nt of tbe tradu ind labor oounoii. Eeonomy Prleei for 1934 When you spend, get ths most for your money. Plumbing — at today's prices — offers you an opportunity to save. Attractive new designs present more value per dollar than ever before. A phon* call win bring a*. without any obligation M you. Bath prices snd styls wlU bs a pleasant tarprUs. Kootenay Plumbing t> Hearing Co., Ltd. 818 Baker St.—Phone 468 Wood, Vt-Uat.ee ■ artdwar* C*« LIB. District Distributor, "BUILD B.C. PATBOLLI" K!Ot MUSS M4M ar 1034 k HOLLYWOOD 0.00 Nssrs Servlos 1:19 Light Opera EaMrpU j 10 King Cowtooy 8:48 ObandU tbe Msg'cian 7KJ0 Prank waunabe 7:19 The Phantom Choir tn' aak twe three gold freru in II' drink jBdlcUatlr. 1 -Or," he tall, "there*! wfista ca-M thi huther bnw that no many folk ken snout mlcht salt hill setter. Tak' a pund af II* qu|g huther honey an' pit In e teal, sa' hssf s pint C aeluv in' ileer wf a illW tpune till 111 reel weel mixed; then drop In iwfa steal) a pint an s hauf o' shssksy, an' keep en iteerin' till IIS a' In i hroth. An' thin bottll in' keep till iitelil." "IWII." I uld, -thst duan't item difficult ta a—Its." "Ha." said Mnckliwnrtb, u be iveilc'd tor hie hot, -It's sa difficult tae mak', bat, Man, Ml dirrirdt tee keep. A gold Ksw •leev tee y*r Mrs, U s. unds a photograph allowing its oaeu of Paolflo Milk la front of hsr Tukon borne. "Is—h yssr," she uyt In hsr letter, "we tuts la six caste of Paolflo MUk to lsst foul aad one-hall months, untu navlga. tlon open. Hen Is a anap anowlng tbe milk with th* fast st our sup- pltu, piled on tb* tu, swslttag ttorage. II Is SO below asro." Msnj thsnas for tbu Mrs. B. Mors from the letter later, Pacific Milk "Woes' B.C. Owned sad osntroIltM" PLABT AT ABBOTSPOBD. The hlghut contrsel we oaa mak* with.our fellows Is, 1st tber* be truth h*t-esn us two forrermor*. 740 Bvla 7 its 1—iwrence Xing 9:08 Dance Band • JO Musk B. T. 943 Be-ws Report lilt Range Blttsre 9.30 Marcel Venture, orch, oroh. Sunday Night CBC NBTWOBK 1:00 Oirbsrt At SuUlvan'i Ruddlgcre 740 "Prsunting" Artist sertts 7:90 Canadian Prut news 7 as Bimilton Lsdlu' choir 9:00 Twilight Behou from thl TM- slde, violin, organ and vocal from Regins NBC-KOO NITWOBK I -80 Maahatun Msrry^Jo-Round Tarnart, male trio and orch. 840 Am. Album Pam. Mut frank Munn. tanori virglnls Rsa, sop, piano duo, violinut, Ksensehsn's orch. 7:00 Jack Beany, Mary Uvingstotu; Prank Black, orch. 7:80 Ball ot Fame. Con. oreb. liOO To be announced 8:18 Wlncbell. Raws, Clutter I to Death Vslley Dsyi. drama 8:00 Beadsn' Ouldi. J. H. Jackson 8:80 Torn Osrun's oroh. 8:48 Carlos Motlaa'i orch. 10:00 Hswi a-laaou 10:18 Paul Oaraon. organist lloo Tarn Coshuy'i orch. RAMSDEN'S SALE GOES ALONG UNABATED! We srs very well pMesad st tbs results M our first Winter Salt In our new ston. Of oourw with tht wonderful bargains we offer it should go overl SaTK SITS Bloomen, Psnteu, Vute or Brasalsraa. 19* Lsdlu1 extra urge outs—* Bloomers, bury reyon silk, pair Udlct' Rayon Silk Pajamas, nduoed seat than 2^ •l.l»$*M9u,*lv5^ Pun Silk Crepe Oowm valuu to 9940 for .,, •149 UDIBS' CASBNBBS HOSB Pun wool, alao silk and wool, snd Dove _b>_ wool lists, pair *V Lsdlu' CorstU, comletue, olrdlu, also Bvcnlng Wear Corsslettw. *s east vsluu to 1740 for T*s7J CHJtTON HOIS Canada's ibunst dinolng Chiffon Individually boxed, Onnsdlne allk. Today only pair LADIES' SWEATERS Pullovers Including txpenaln n—nbsrs, ft * a* all go st *l»Wi Boys' Pulloven reduced to . 79* 69* UcUes* Smirt Pelt Bete, nlos reliction, each.. Pun Linen Table 91M, 71 t-obu, tor Mens sll wool Cash- mare Sox. 3 pain Men'i Psney Wool 1140 Sos, I pelra Lsdlu' Wool Olovu to UM, pelr ... 69* a-asAt, 85* 49* 89* 49* RAMSDEN'S Tel. 270 822 Baker and Staney Sts. 9:00 7 00 7:30 7:90 7:90 7lM ISM ' 140 1:00 j 10:00 11:00 illrto CBS-DON LEE NETWOBK Blno Martini, jtnt Pi-orom, Brno R*pM-i orch. . Angalo Pstrl, Tour Child I Oonclavt of Nttlons (KOOf) String Quartet. Dl -KV1, KOL Merrymakeft (Don Let) i Ranald Oraham. songl (DL- KVI, KOL) Ouy Lombardo's Royil Ca* natrlins Black Rhapsody (Don Ue) All Stir Rcvut (Don LU) Orlff wlUlams' oreb. (Don Is*) Ou* Arnhelm'i orch. (Deri I—i) The Bowery oc-h. 'Don Lu) 25% Discount Clearance ON ALL CHINA NOVELTIES FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS BEFORE STOCK TAKING. BuyXoml NELSON HARDWARE CO. Wholesale and Retail Quality Hardware Nelson, B.C. "•HE C.UMPS: A QUIET LITTLE AFFAIR srVStt IN ALL, Hits UPS HtKaV OVA MUM SO HA.PPY- Mltt MEAwb IS IM THB C-OObS- HIS tJey^lsffiER. ttcNb Hl» DMAM. -HJt PLLETJ V.ITH BBSKbWT VI8IOMS- r_______B_. i_r It TMK CaVTB- LET TWB BEU.S B* aa-Ujosw- U»T NOTHINOr INTB-syaSjajJ- VtUTH BIM'S ta_itt_—_. ^ _ c3M Society Thl. en-ana tt eaogurted by Mrs. M. T WSwi.JilT aawi of a teotaJ nstura, IncluSlng recep- ems'' fe asBrrWBfc 3* wtu aspsar Intnl. column. Teltphoni Mr*, vigaeax st hsr asms, HI £not itreet. •Its. Boaert Bsll, utlmer stmt, ■saw a charmlag hestees yesterdsy •ken ahe tn_rt*ln*d laformsllj st 00 tea hour. Mauve tjhrysaatas- tabls where Mrs. I. Lewi, preelded. Mrs. J. Bsll tad Mn. Henrietta Msddtn tstlited la wrvtag. Mrt. BeU'i invited guttrt* wars Mri. T. P. MoKechslt. Mrt. A. Dolphin Mrs. lewis. Miss Helm Soanl.n. Mrs. Osorgs Johnston*, Mrs. L. W. Oughtred, Mrs. moKIbbou ot Aiasworth, Mrs. Joseph Sturgeon, Mra, WUllam J. Bturgeon, (Ds. M. 3. Vignsux, Mrs. Jeunei aim*, Mrs. Josepb Hlwes, Mrs. 3. Ml. Mrs. J. Oreenwood,. Mrs. C. C. Rhodei aad Mrs. Msddsa. SBS' Aldsnasa Harvey l. Fyf* of ttlaoin Oily Hunt yesterdsy la town. t hour. Msuve t-nrysentne- Aa e-totaMs bridge was given by grsotd Um cent** of the tea Mr. sad Mrs. p. H. Shsffisid re- Butcherteria News T. S. SH0RTH0U8E WEEKEND BARGAINS Choice Steer Beef Rolltd Roasts: lb. 15-20.* Pot Roata: lb. 1-tOt) Lean Bolllnr: 4 lbs. 25t* Milk Fed Veal L(f and Loin RoasU: 1 Qt) Lb, ..._ „.._.. 10 Choice Oven Rat: lb. 110 Choice Boiling: 3 lbs. %*St) Grain Fed Pork a Routs: lb. . 17^ Roots: lb. 19e) Oven Roasts: ft. 130 No. 1 Lamb Choice Legit lb. 200 Choice Shoulders: lb. 130 CantM Stewing: 3 lbs. 260 Freeh Minced Steak: 8—11 a.m., per lb, 50 Breakfast Sausage: 1A0 Per lb Ill Combinations 1 lb. Wetners; 2 lb. iflt* Kraut. Both for .. *tV 2 lb. Spare Ribs; 2 JAf- lb. Kraut. Both for -W Eggs—Selected A nCf Grade: 2 dec IJ Turkeys—No. 1 Alberta at 18* Lard ia advancing at S lta. Bar today! 4? Choios Veal Steaks: OC<! 2 lbs. ,... CO Choice Lamb Chops: 1 CO Lb. „ 10 PHONE 149 FREE DELIVERY m IflXSOrf TMItT rltTWR. rflWOlt. BX-*ATTJB»AT MlrBWWO. JANVAKT (. MM canity whsa, Mrs. W. B. Olbhon sad 0. R. at(rk oarrlsd off ths honors of tits (an*, Thslr invited guatts were captain sad Mrs. Dales*. Mr. and Mrs. John McFhell. Mr snd Mrt. «. MoArthur, Mr. sad Mrs. W. M. Myers, Mr. sad Mr* Charles H. SUrt, Mr. tad Mrs. W. M Otraeroa, Mf, sad MM. Hsrry Oore, Mr. snd Mrs. I. B. Horair, ead Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Olbboa. • • • Miss Jssa nuetertr left yesterday (or w/sasteaas whin aas Is la training tt at, Aathoey'i hospital, sfttr iptadlng th* holldiyi st tha horn. ot hsr penal*, Mr. sad Mrs. Julius Wssttrty, Bobaoa ttrest. • * i Mrs. W. j. I. Bikir of the aorth •bote leaves todsy lo ipend the .wr-end la Tntl st tbt hoots at her son and diugbtir-ln-lew, Mr. sad Mrs. aernsi Biker, abe will bs loooroponled by htr little grand- daughter, Batty Ana, who has bun nslttag hsr sloes chrisms*. • . • Mrs. I* r. Quanta) of Bobsou paid i visit la tbs Olty yaaterday. • • • Wllllsm praier of Xootsaay Bay locompanltd hit soo B. 8. rr***r to Vsrooa when the young boy will enter s prtpsrttary school. « • * Mr. sad Mn. I. S. Hants, Pair- flew, leave tbl* mornKAg ott a month's vacation to be iptnt In Montreal and arbor eastera oltlit. ... f. T. Barton, mining man of Salmo, was la town yeeterdey. ... Mas. B. Wb****r, who haa bssn spending a few week* la Vincouver, his returned. t • * Mrs. I. Isrwls of Boswell Is lu tbs dty until Sundsy. Sh. Is visit- tag st ths homss af her daughters, Mrs. J. Bell, Oore street, sad Mrt. Robert Bell, Latimer street. • • • Mrs. W. A. Wsrd of Prooter paid s visit la town yesterday. • * • Mlas Shell. Stewart la sspetrttd home today trom Crsnbroolt, whirs the vlelted during the holiday! it Safe way Stores Phone 153 Free Delivery Why Pay Mora When You Can Buy lor Lesjs at Safeway? - REAL VALUES CHOICE STEER BEEF IM Roast: lit, 50 Stmti cft-taak: lb. _... 120 Imp Roasts: lb. _ 1»0 Rolled Prime Ribs: Lb. „ , 14Q Boiling Fowl; 1 Ac th. ., IV Breakfut Saoaaga; OCt) » Iba. _, CO Baby Beef Uvari 1A0 Lb. IV No. 1 Thistle or Capitol Smoked Hams; O10 Lb. LI Fillet Roarta Veal: 1C0 Lb. 10 Bacon by the Slab; <M}* GRAIN FED PORK Laga: lb. , - IT-* Shoulders: lb. Ue) Pork Cfcope: 2 lbs. .. 360 Spare Ribs: 3 Iba. .... BBQ Laga of Lamb; 170 Lb. - U Minced Steak; OQ0 3 Iba. . tt,e> Sliced Bacon; OOO Veal Roasts; 1 Ao Lb. „ IV Laid; OQ0 3 Iba. C J Cottage Rolls; 1QO Lb. 10 THB 8A1STTARY MARKET Ws Bmrvi the Bight to Ualt QaaaUtlss (afsway Ston. United the hone ef Mr. sad Mrs, Oreea, the guett ef MISS sT-anor oreea. • * . Mrs. T. A. Whslldon of SoutJi Slocta speat yisterdiy In toe city. • * • Thursday afternoon s Joint te* was hsld st tbs boos la nosaraoat ot Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Vines when Miss artle spurt sad Mist s_f"*s. 1 Vsacs wars obara-ilng tea btsliessi. A miniature deoorattd Obriitmas tree sdantsd tb* ippolntid tea tabls where Mrs. I. L. Vanoe pre- •Idsd, T-bos* assisting la carving wars Mist lusts Boomer snd Miss Helen vtaos. Tb* tnvlUd masts loeluded Miss -Trsnce* Wo*el*r. Miat Juna Oaatbls, Mlas Margant wu- Usmt, Miss Helen Jsoquss of Oal. ttry, the Misses Hslea sad Osral. dins Dealaeo, Miss Bvs Mslardy, Miss Olsdyi pesriea. Miss Bllss- hetb Oerrtt. Mlas Olsdys Htnltt, Kiss Betty Orta-*s, Mln North Simpson, tbt Milan Altlsos sad Marloe Touagar. Miss Margsrst lutss, Mia Muy Wialaw, Mis. norenci tst«prHB*on, tb* Mlsssi Jesn and Lola Boomer. . • • lorne Stewart, who hi* apint tbs holldiys tt the bomt oa Slllos itrstt, of hla pirsnts, airgeant ind Mra. Alex Btewsrt, Issves todiy for Pullman wbere .h* sttendi ths state university. • • • Mr. sad Ml*. W. B. Bamford. Vernon itreet, whs hive beta belt- dtylng la Vaaoouver st th* home of thtlr son sad dsuthttr.ln-lsw, Mr. aad Mrs. Ottnley Bsmtord, hive returaed. • ... B. H. Sharp, MB. of the Bu- phrstst rains, hss returned from Spokane where bi spent the hoUdsys wltb bis family. ... Mrs. _ Matt ot Syrlaga Creek paid s visit ta town ynterdty. • « • Miss Margaret Wllllimt, who ass visited at tbe home ot bar Isther. S. A. WUUsms, Silica itreet, during the holldiyi, lesvss Sundiy morning for Calgary wbere ehe ttttnds the Sacred Heart convent. Shs wli: be leoompanltd by hsr triad. Miss GOOD HOUSEKEEPING By Circle No. 4 of Si Paul's Ladies' Aid. . Betas but tested recipes win be lassrtid. WOXDBB CAXB Vtj oup shortening It eup milk t teaspoons bttlat powdai 8 tgs whites lit cups powdered lugar I oupi flour 1 tsssiiniiii vanllls Cream ehortenlng sad sugar, add milk altsrastsly wltb flour sifted wltb bsklag powdw. Add vialUi sad fold ln bsstsa egg whites. Bske la 8 ireeesd lsyer oaks tins tn modersts oven st IK degree! for M minutes. DtTssss to U0 ds- pees lsst half ot bsklag. Dstll'i rood Cake H wp a-uttsr I sap white sugar 1 egg well hasten 1 eup •our milk itt crops flour tt teaspoon sslt t dsaisrt (-ffefr-i* coco* 1 tsssposn sods sifted wltb flour Oresm butter aad itia-sr, add wall beaten egg. Add cocoa sad sods to flour (sift) sdd uteraetely with milk. Utsea Cake I an whites beetea stiff Add 1 eup VanlUa tt sup butler tt sup lugar 8 tabBtsaosas milk 1 oup flour 1 teaspoon bsklag powder 8 egg yolks rut wtlauts oa top. Bsk* ta modtrtu oven. Bo Icing mostaary. Crasas Oaks ( well-besten en* 1 cup berry sugsr tt sup thick cresm. If sour erasm Is ustd sdd I twapoaa wda 1 cup flour i 1 teaspoon baking powder A little sslt. Cnsrn weu before tddlng tbe flour aad oook la mederau oven. Helsn Jsoquss, who ipsa! thi boU. dsy* with bar. • * * J, D. ShiBBon, easlaeer ot tba Wsttrloo mine st Bdgewood, wu in the city yeeterdsy sn route front Victoria where he speat tbe holldiyi. • • a Mrs. J. Winter of Winlsw wst t city shopper yesterday. • • » Joseph Vlngo, studeat of tbs UssA. la Vseoouvsr, lams tbu moraios sftsr totaling bit halidws it th* betas ot hU parsnu, Mr. sad Mn. Btepbea Vlaao. ... Mr sad Mrs. Thomas O• reek of dread Fork* srs (It? visitors. • * . C. autolltfe of orcajton Is s elty tawMr, t * * Mis. Vliwlala Hsyes Isaves to. morrow moralng tor Calgary aftsr s vint st tbt home of Miss Busts J-letober, BeeW strut. it* Mrs. Lsslls Crsufurd. Stanley strut, reoratly entertslasd at brldgi when ber lavrted guest* wsra Mrs. Paters. Mrs. & O. Wragge. Mrs. I. Hotting. Mn. oordon Hallett, Mrs. John Osrtwsl, Mn. P. O. Moesy, Mn. J. O. Bunlm, Mrs. *. F. Fsyne, Mn. Harold Lakee sad Mn. B. B. I. Dewdney. it* A. F. Western of wialaw paid s visit la town yesterday. a « a Araoog Tutors la tbe dty yesterdsy were riv. aad Mn. Qeorg. Klaasy sad family of Frooter. ... Mrs. L. W. Otie-btred. Falfvliw, has u hsr guest bar mother, Mra. A. VtrKlniwa of Aiasworth. s • . Mist FhyllU tTasftlBld, who prsvi. ot—ly taught st Bos Lake, Issvu this morning for Makusp when ihi will take up her duties is tejeeb.tr. • * * H. D. Dawson. 11(4 stealer itreet, left yesttrday morning oo a bualnsti trip to tbe eoeit. • . . Mrs. A B. Dalgai sad hsr ton John ot Crescent valley, who have been guests st th* boms ot Mr. aad Mis. P. H. Shsffisid. 8111c* itrstt, have returned. ... E J. Leveairui ot Slooen Olty psM s -mtt la town yestsrdsy. ... Miss Marsaret Myers bis returnsd from a rlstt to bar mother la Ap- Pledsle. ... Tbe Mi**** Lob sad Jam Soomir sad Mist Fnncei Wheeler went to TrsU yesterday whin tbey will apend tht week-end wtth frlendi. • • • Mis. WUUam 3. Sturgeoo, Strath- eona hotel, received word Tauisday Ret Milk Spoags eup cake flour caks 1 t s 1 eup I tatspooai limon Jules ( toblaspooas but milk BUI flour one*, sdd baklns pow. dar aad sift together three tlmsr But eggt until very thick sad light sad nisrly whin. Add sufsr graduAUy, beetlnx t-oaitsatly. Add lesion Juloi. Fold la flour sltsr- astely with hot milk. Bake la ua- ■rssssd tubs pea In modtnt* oven (MO degrsa* F) 48 aunutu Remove from oven aad Invert pea tor oa* hour or until sold. Pure Food Market Saturday Specials in Choice Quality Fresh Killed Meats at prices that will appeal to the economical housewife Look tham over! Choic* Steer Bmt Special! Choice Boiling Beef; Lb. Choice Pot Roasts; Lb. Good Juicy RoasU; Lb, _ Choice Prime Rib RoasU; lb. Choice Romp RoasU; Lb. Choice Rolled Prime Ribs; lb. _ 5* 9* 12* 15' 18' Oood Stewing Lamb; QO Lb. 0 Choice Shoulder 1/10 Roast I-mb; lb IHt Choice Shoulder |P0 Roast Pork; lb. .... 19 Choice Leg Roast 1 QO Pork; lb __ 10 Extra Special on Mutton WHILE IT LASTS Fresh Stewing Mutton; CO Lb. __ _. 0 Choice Shoulder 1A0 Roast Mutton; lb... 1U Choice Loin RoaaU 1O0 Mutton; lb \L Choice Laga Mutton; 170 Lb. _ If Good Mutton Chops; *)C0 2 lbs. for CO Fancy Drtatsed FowU-Vary Choice; ICO Lb 10 Fancy Dressed Routing Chicken; tJM<-} Lb. CO Now Laid Efp-Pulltt fg! 65^ Choice Creamery PCO Butler; I lbs. for . 00 BURNS & Co., Ltd. _L_._|_,Bl-«-aLB_ K 'V. 'I.1 t^eT^fas»*r(ws| 1 PHONE 50 *f *Pt,.B%s%slJta|s#»(tJ(l#»'eJjlJil#(|lJ| HORNER'S SPECIALS SATURDAY AND MONDAY TEA—Brald'a Beat Lb.830 I JELLO ... 8 pkga. B3Q I 18' SOUP-Campbetl'a Tomato 3 tins B5Q TLK-All brantU, baby aba; 15 Tin -._ J CORN FLAKES—Kellogg's and Sugar Krlapi OtO S pkga. •»« COTTAGE ROLLft-Home Brand; 8UNUGHJ WAP— ™" 1Q* Carton - - 10 BLOSSOM TOILET SOAP-Large cake; CO Each ~» O 3 Cakes Palmolve and 1 Princess Soap FUkes APPUQUE'S SOAP— 3 cakes CRISPIE'S SWEET PICKLES— "Sonfili ^iia'Wtol MOB ItTB itTAV—Bsl—I e> I BVa_*BsaB*a1*y*Bmsa_ rOMiefWrnKnOi IMWMAN) IHJHOf O-iVANVILU I VANCOUvta. it hjjnya^MTtMi We Deliver at These Prices PHONE 862 VASSAR'S CASH MEAT MARKET Good Buying for Sotu rdoy and Monday CHOICE STEER Ramp Roast: lb. 12c Boneless Sttw: 3 Iba. 250 linlled Rib Roast: Lb. 150 and 170 Pot Roast: lb. .. 7c Oven Roost: lb. 10c Round Steak: 2 Iba. 250 Legs—Young: Lb 160 and 180 Stewing: lb 5c Chops: lb 15c POULTRY Geese: lb. .. 12 l-2c Turkeys: lb.._! 18c SPECIALS Crtcsmery Butter: J Iba. 550 Hambtrg Steak: 3 lbs. 350 Bri-ali'ast ^usage: 3 lta. 350 Swift's Sliced Bacon: Lb. 230 Eggs—Fresh Grade A Medium; 2 doc 750 Small Pork or Tomato Sausage: 2 Iba. 350 Baby Beef Liver: lb. 1O0 Swift's Smoked Picnics: Lb 130 PORK Leg Roasts: lb. 18c Side Pork: lb. _ 10c Pork Roast: lb. 14c Pasteurization •—JProflruI Con AjMUHBfT Be. 18—I! restaur!, ssiion l* required naay small Sealer, la raw mil*, will sltbar bsvs to (O te the statass ot *uy* Inj psstiuriBins apparatus or ta out Of bualnesi. AKSW1-B: This Is sa Biwutasat which Ii it tlmei (Iven ssrlous eot—ideritlon. We heartily tryrapi. this* with thi predleaavtat af ths ntrsoB In any line of buslnstt who hads |t ntrttetry to put raore money late hie butlnsn la orasr to keep up wltb the. mareh ef prri(iasa or to meet ore-repetition aad finds It dltlleult to relet tbe atomy. On tbe other band, this I* one of the ittteaelie whlsh s person in any butloss* must be pis. Ciad to meet. A* Hsrry arauvsr pbura tays in hla ''PsyeaelosT la Modem Buslnasi," tbl butlBSSS rasa, "like the savase . . . must oscislontlly 'put his ssr to tb* around' to (st tb* tsadsaelee ef the times sad then prepare to meet them Hi* fuldlat ittltud. mutt bs thtt of expecting ehinie* aad preperlas to rant thera.*' rurtl-cermote, th* flninclil later* asts of say Individual or (roup saa aot properly- bs walsbsd aealnst tbt protsotloo of ths coat- mualty u s whole. Thu* Is, moreover, saolhtr tudi often overlosksd. Many milk deal- trs who bsvs started pstrfeurlslns "with fesr and trembling" hive eventuilly had thslr buslnasi mt- terltlly lncretaed is a reiult. Oaa iBBlrastlai siampls will sufflot. A fiw year, ego s smsll elty suf- fared from a ssrlous typhoid apl- daaalo wblrb proved te be witer- bora*. Before tb* eouree of lafet. tlon hid beta tanouaoed milk wit under mere ar lies suspicion. A young milk duler afterward told thlt story: "I was silling raw milk aad doing s good business. I wu stslait putturlntlon ind didn't cert who knew It. Than the ipidemlo eam. iloag. On* morning t west out oa my route aad found I aid lost seventeen good euatntntrs. Tasl settled It; whea I (at boras I got an asaal for pssteurlslns ippart* tui on tha pbons. Tns nest morn- Ins as arrived, end In a week X was pasteurising" Then followed tbe moat tnttntting pert of his story. "It took mother week to sat my ntw bottle caps, so for s week 1 wis selling pesteurlatd milk under a -raw label. Tbe flret day I went out with my bottle. lin«l)ed 'Paateurtestv tour or five customer! looked at the label snd said: 'Ob. I don't waat pestturlBtd mini I don't Ilk* tb* lsst* af Iti 'Well.' 1 ssld. 'you've been (tiling It for a walk and dldat know the dllftrtnes' Tbl upabot af tht mittsr wu tbit my buMness increased. I wu relieved ef a lot of worry, and believe me, I wsuldn t (o baek to raw milk." la soms citiee la which au- tturtutton ordlnineM have kesa enacted aa lncmss la per capita cxtniussptlon of milk, spparsntly due ta lat-rwMd eonfideau on ike part of eensumere, bu been aoted. For tbeaa "produeer-dealsd" wbt-s. butlneet Is not Urge saoufh to warrant underUklns peatsurlsatlon th*re srs oth.r mirkets, ssoewhtt less wtlatsotory from their lUnd- polnt. but vsusllr .deausle. Tbey Ota deliver their milk to puteurlt- tag or msnufictciring plants. ' (Ooptlaued Mondsy) Curlew Creamery PALM OAIRIBS LTD. i QsMea&her'sfd 607 Baker St. Phone 200 January Clearance Sale Store Wide Clearance of Seasonable Merchandise at Factory Prices This sale offers an opportune time to save ... Prices on oil merchandise are advancing dally ... The savings are genuine and all goods up to our usual standard. Come early and come often. WOMEN'S COATS Women's coats of fine all-wool materials. Richly fur trimmed. Well lined and wall tailored. Black, brown, green and blue in the assortment, Coats that sold formerly up to $82.50 each. Sins to 44. SALE PRICE, EACH flO.SO WOMEN'S DRESSES One rack of women's and misses' dresses at this low price. Dresses of eilk or wool for afternoon or itreet wear. Also evening drenes in paitel shades. A range of sites from 14 to 42. ALL ONE PRICE. EACH •».«* Bleached Sheeting 81-lseh bleached sheeting ln nice even weave. Free from dressing- THE YARD ... 48* Clearing Women's and Misses' Skirts Finely tailored skirts of pure wool materials. A complete range of cloths and colors. Sizes 14 to 20. Regular values S4.50 to W.50 each. SALE PRICE, EACH f3.90 to .f5.20 Pillow Cotton 42-lnch circular pillow cotton in extra heavy weight Wonderful value for the money. S YARDS FOR fl.00 Women's Wool Hose Hose of the finest botany wool Odd lines of our most expensive makei. Full fashioned throughout. Light ihadee in sites 9 to 10. All one price for this sale. THE PAIR OS* Pure Silk Hose Holeproof note In fine sheer chiffon. Full fashioned and best quality silk. All site* and colon. THE PAIR 89* AFTER SUPPER SALE TONIGHT WOMEN'S DRESSES At $2.95 Each One hundred dresses in illkt and woolens. Odd lines of expensive lines. TO CLEAR AT, EACH .18.85 SALE STARTS AT T- O'CLOCK P.M. mm VWorle thai bar mother, Wa. S. 3. Towtootl. of Stodoo, whe wis tost raornlas operated aa it the -c-allee hespltsl tor foitre. Is ttotn* aloslj. . . • E llsas af Slootu Cltw irivtd la tows vssteraar. • i • UM e-artll* OsMroe ol Rt-tbsoa spsot yeetetStr iriofiplns 10 Hslson. Mrs. •urrsnl A. Smith ami saa ■ne ott umswieh wen otto visitors vtsrterdey. • • • Mr ADS Ut: W B. Ilslrsteauk taaouiHs ths a-rriis* ot tbelr mushier. Ola* Helen, to atsi Janus Cent-Ton, 00 -weeds.. December M 1118, it Vaooouvar, BC. • • • Wis Marguerite SVutleret-ek. Were. ires ssrest, sssve* thla momii'i for Trail a-hare shs as* seoswted s posi- tlso m leather ao the Trsil-TuUnic steff. , Hundred at Edgewood Maiquorad* Pane* s-oaiWOOD. Jib 8—Mr. aad Mrs T BlaSamsa visited Mrs. Ktleo's ler th* hnlidsra. They hsvs returned to their home la Niltos asms vein lie thejp were mid*ow- of Bdj*. wood. • Mlse Seles left slaadiy for a nut to Mrs. Tawas at Willow ratat. On leSw Tear's nlsht the tennis club held a masquerade danoe In Edsewoed hau which waa s greet tureees, orer 100 pstaons >elns pres- •nt, la awarding tbe atrlaee for ths were Mrs. Uttleweos*. Mrs Caatst, Mist Mlrum JorvUn and Jisk INI. meat. Th. Judgss wen Messrs Csldsr. *s*. O Smith, UcSslt, Mrs. Nledermsnn sad Mrs. Reulbeuer. Tbs tennis carrcmlttee ln ehsrgs of ths denes were Dr. snd Mn. Told. 3. If. Ifiylor,. snd Mln Doris Wit- ccon. nentiry. ittltlstd by Mist -laoml rtsytsr Mis* Jtnls Wittton, X. r. Ooete sod W. B. Uwlu. Amoni the litest aeoompUab- menta ot eclenee an: Tbe dleoov. ery of ths plsasl Pluto, the silt, tlag of tbe atom, television, short wsvs radio, fiismentlsss vaeuum tube, elements SA and 87, and the 100-Inch telescope. PATON IS AGAIN LEGION MANAGER rolltrwla* election af saw orfleers of aas Oanadlaa UgloB. rMseo brsriah, «. I. Howe, pretldeat. e>- clarsd yesterdsy thst hs would shortly bt ptstlng Ms house cobs- SSstsBSB. Us sarwuntSKl thit Osorge Paton, who haa beta secretsry-msnsger far the test two yean, would again tea* charse of Isglso altalra. Judgea hid no sesy Job u many were worthy of reward. Th* winnen of the prises Write for copy of our NEW NEMIIM CATALOGUE KELLY, DOUGLAS it CO, LTD, Vsncouver. B.C. —————— FAfll SIX TBB NBUON DAILY NEWS. NBLSON, sVC^-SATDBDAT MOsWDIO. JANTJAstY «, IBM STOCKS QUIET JO DROOPY By john u ooourr AasorlsKd rreu Plaanciel Writer NBW TORK. JBB. S (API—Btoctl were quiet but droopy today. Trad- lac seemed to be largely of the professional variety and the market backed ,ad filled Irresolutely to a lower dosing, tbe average net lou approximating a point. Trsasfers aggregstsd only 1,076.810 sharu. U. 8. government bonds rescted yesterday. Wsli itreet suumed thtt treuury purohuu hid been a »u*- talalng factor, oralas and ootton stmt, DaUar tscbiage had a good rally. It ftppesrsd, exchange apeculatora were covering dollar commitments on tbe theory thet tbe government* financial program, as outlined this week, had distinct "sound money" tunings. Stocks were enlivened for a tinit • by a rally la sircrsft Usuu. Nsw York Stocks DOW JONES AVERAGES 1.55 .65 .10 97.28 off 20 utilities B o tricks) jiraloras - dig Missouri Buver Silver As 34 10.10 1030 JO AT MV, .07 dredge Blver Oon SO 21 orldge River as 38 Ao Oold Belt j J« JO Ueorge Bnt Jilt — oeorg_ Blver 33 — Uoloooda .47 At orandvlew 3414 38 independent-* , Jl int o * O .It eiH S3**, 34), HH MR lit* it*. sst1* Silt ■IM HH — SM 10*4 !•-» 14 lt — wt. — nvt so M — at*. a iti sit. ■nvt Mia IIS UH - >H «H SH a itt *«S «■* SS' SH Koot*—ty Belle Lucky Jim Meridian Morning Star . ,-Uonal Silver rioble rive Oreille IrtemJer , i -t.ru MoDoeald H*no oold —— |..ufui AJ..nu . ", , I Rutb Hope _, I ouvercru. !bt»wl_s-e vYelUngtoo ' ,/nltewstsr OILS A P Consqlldated ..—oei*tad .. . ilmoot Allegheny — All obemlosl - : Am Oka , Am For stow Amerlcso lu Am Ma * Pdy Am Smelt At Re Am Telephone Aas Tobeooo — Aaaoooda _— Atchison Auburn Motors Baldwin Belt At Ohio Beadli Aria — Beth Steel Otaeds Dry _ Caa Psotile _ Cairo De Pisco Ohu ft Ohio Chryaler „ ,„ Oomm * South Oon Oh I T Obra Prod — O Wright pfd . Du-poot . ■Mtmsn Kodak ■stilt «U Axis __ Pord English Baal*—_—^tttt^^^^^—_—_^—_——_——_, Pord of Canada — — UH I i-swaer Oold — Puwt NS Storu It** Ttmi _ Oenerai ATsctrtc Oensrsl Pood* Oenenl Motors Oold Dim Goodrich OranOy ■ Ort North Pfd Ott Wat Blaysr Bows Bona d — Hudson Motors Ins Copper — later Nickel ... Intsr Tel * TM Jewel Tte 1 Kena Copper Kreese II _ Krosster * Tol Ltho ch Pink Meek Truck — Mllwiuku Ptd Moat Ward — NMh Motor* . Ha Dairy Prod If Pow * Ii It T Osatrsl Pao Ou * aaas Packard Motors Peon R R . PhiiUpt rets Pare OU, Radio Corp — Rsdlo Keith Or Ram Read —. Bosk Island .. Safeway Storu Sb*U union 8 Oal aaison 1* US South Pao _. Its IIH Bten OU of Oil SOS S»H Stan Oil of lad — — Stan OU of N J tl *4S Sttw Wsra SH — Btudebeker — I «H Tesu Oorp . . MS US Texu Oulf Sal 40% MH Tlmken RoUers MH MH TJndsr Type — IT M TJa CsroldB __ *tsl 4IH Un OU of C*l A* US Ua Aircraft _ asH MH Da Biscuit M — Ua PaolIM 111% lios tj B Cat Ira Ppa IIH IS Tj a svubber - US UH TJ B Steel ._._ AT% SS Vanadium Steel MS ' «' Wut EUctric 11% MS Wookworth U 41% WOgiey B.C. MINES DROP VsUfOOXTVeBR. Jan. 4 (CP)-Loaaa. wera tiuflered by most of *toa mining Issues on the Vancouver stock ex- chante today but tbe oil* were a little atroncer with gains ot from one to four oente, Braiorne at 1010 and Pioneer Oold at 11.76 each' loat 35 canto Cariboo Oold waa nine cents lower at 3.60, Gold B«U at ja. Meridian at 36, Nicola at U0 and Reno at 87 each .ait one cent, B.ld*|e River Gon- solldated and Bridge River EXfuou- tlon were each v_ cent town at 10 -m* ia respective.-. Dunaell gelned'j ■one cent at 87 and Fremlei cloaeu uoviianged at 1.08. Big Mlaaourl tjat live cents at SO, Pend Oreille was down lour oente at 78. British Columbia Nickel •oat one cent, at 83 and Nobte Five at las. um down -£ cent Id the oils Oalgary and Edmonton sdvenced .our centa to 1.01, Home Ol waa three cents higher at 1.68. Sterling Pacific gained two emu at 64 and A.P. Ck>nsolld*'»d and United gained oat cent each at II and IVi respectively. Boyallte cloeoa at 1926, damn 10 oenta. Metal Markets NEW TORK, Jan. 5 (API-Copper quiet, Electrolytic spot sad .uturo ss, Tin study, spot and nearby UA0; ature 6830. Iron quiet, unchanged. Lead dull; ipot New Tork 4.00; uut Bt, Loult ISO, Zinc Heady, Bast St. Louis ipot nd future 430. Artlmony, spot 736. Bur Hlvsr iteedy s higher at •AS. LONDON — Copper etsndsrd spot .31 17t Ud; future £33 3e ed. Electrolytic, spot 135 As; future -SS lis. Tin. spot. I3M as Id; future £230 Ua. ! Lead, spot (10 nt td; future .11 3i Id. Zinc, spot 114 7b Od; future 114 Its. Bar ellver qulit and unchanged at wsa. TRADE VOLUME HOLDING FAR VnXXTPBQ, Jan. 6 (OP)—During the poat-bollday week ending January e, tht volume of trade In Canada was quite satisfactory, according to the weekly tra-le report of the Canadian credit Men's association Issued here today, all points report a fair valutna of business. Marked Improvement over p.evlous years le reported at some centers. On the Pacific coast n"oi. o.isl- nesa for the holiday eeaaon waa beyond expectations and generally there la a feeling of optimism for Setter conditions. Collections are fair, but old accounts still require p.essure. ti www we we MONEY EASTERN SALES Vancouver Lilt MINIS Kootenay riorenoe — .01)4 .01 It 31 .00 3t XI 36* .Id A0 IT TORONTO TORONTO. Jsa.' A (OF)—Belli ot 100 or more aha.es oa thi Toronto stock exchange today were: Aalt— I 300, Brazilian 1000, Brewer* & Dist 1010, Oaaads Cement 1007, Oen lad Ale 3310, CPU 31011. Csaida Bud 1100, Can lad—t MS, Dist C aelgrams WB, Ford A 143U, Gypsum aad Alao 1300, Walker- 9776, a Walkere ptd 70S, Int Nickel IIH, Intl Fete 1000. McColi Front 3640, standard Paving 3000. GRAINS LOWER "■HNNirao. Jan. 5 (OP)—A moderate export trade In Canadian wheat failed to offset the lafluenoe Of a declining Chicago market and prices eased on the Winnipeg grain exchange today to close V* to % lower. Deoember wheat finished st UH tad Msy st OO** cents. A* s whole the union wu not sctivs, but Winnipeg price* held quite steady, until tbe final minutes when resistance wae broken. Export ealee ware made st both .'.Uantlo and Pacific ports sad ostl- ntted at 600,000 bushels. Weekly it*tittles wtre rather bull- ;,h with southern hemisphere exports sharply lower, causing Liverpool prices to advaaoe y*d to ttd. Offerings of cash and oo* M grains were oa the light side. Spreads :10aed unchanged. By tbe CsaadUn Frets Eachsags rates at tbs dots today ware' At Monfceel—Pound 6.10 13-10, Oil. dollsr 1.00 1-10. franc 0.14 At New Tork—Pound t.lOK. Canadian dollar fas-*, fraao 0.14. At Parts—Found S8.00 Irenes, Canadian dollar 1030 fraaoa. Vt. dollar 1030 franc*. In gold—Canaa_n dollar S3A0 cent*. OA dollsr 03A3 oents, ~r--*ac*aaein ,t-, , CLASSIFIED SECTION! LEGAL NOTICES U.S. DOLLAR UP LONDON, Jan. ft (AP)—The United Spates dolla; today closed on the foreign exchange market with a gals ol 2Vfc cents at «law *-» the pound, compared to tbe overnight rate of W.H-V I The currency strengthened on i .ouimerclal demand and the un-, changed gold price ln Waahlnghton.' Oold currencies weakened aome- what. The French franc cloeed at 83.06 to the pounu after an over-. night quotation of WW. In Parte the Ame..cRn unit drop- - ,--d from 1837 franca (6.10 centa .o the rranc) to 16.30 france (6.17 oenta). Montreal Stocks J snd K Lends ..otnmoawealth — iM-oustt lisjesnleh 'sas-reet I.'sayaa ., , .reenocd ,., Hsrgal 31 3eV* .13 It .76 11.74 1330 ■13* .13*4 IM 1.07 at — 37 30 jOlU, 03 44 .041* ~*it •«» : •Olrt m ,0tVl .00 31 31H' ___ .10 _ 30 ,1c, A1 1.0, ATI AT MONTBEAL sfOrTTBBAL. Jan. 6 (CP)-8elee of 100 or more share* on the Montreal ttock i exchange today were: Stuck Silk 300, B O Packers 1136, Braalllan HAS, B 0 Power A 460. Oaa lad Ale 040, can lad Ale B 306, Can Cement 14W, CPH 41SS, Dom Bridge 1104, Dom SN t. CB ■M00, lot Nickel 1486, Uke of UM Woods 066. saawinigaa 1660, Steel Corp S30, Steel Corp pfd 1760, Steel ot Oaa 1000. Vancouver Sals* OU stsreury •till Cky Otalta Com itoyalite Sterling Pacific , 3d 30 it •13Vt M 1.68 34,, .10 Xl .It .04 V, 133. 34 VANOOOV-Bt, Jaa. I — shsrss sold on ths Vsncouver stock ue—uigi today: 1.ISTBD Beaver illvtr 1,000, Braiorne 333, Bralorns Fraet 0-8, Bradlsn 1380, Bridge R Con 6300. Bridge R BS 1.000. Oold Belt 300, kferldlao 11,- 300. Nit Sliver 7331c. Nlcoll 03*0, Pioneer AC, Premier Q 8,060, Reeves J10, Sally MO. I'NUBTID Allxsndrli 3.000, B C Nickel 700, Big ills 113, Cariboo 3.000. Dentonla A600, Dunwtll 11300, Oolconda 3,- 600. olacler Crk 8,000. Orull Wlhxsne 600, Independency, 1.000, Koot Belle 600. L O L 8.000. aBnto 4300, Morning Ut—r 1.000, Native Son* 1.600, Noble pive 0,800, Pavilion 1,- 000, oPrter Idaho 3,000, Reward 6.- 000, Rufua 6,000, Sllvrrcrttt 1,000, SBviimlth 1.000, Sonora 000, Sun. ■hla* (00, prtnoees soyal 300. Taylor Brldga SOO. Vldette too. Wlvsitay 7300, wayside 8300, Whitewater 7300. Calgary Live Stock CAltOAAtT. Jsa. t (CF)—Heotlptt: 166 cattle. 11 calves aad 1380 hogs. io* nettle market was modersisly icuvi it prion steady It the week* dseUn*. 'in. buck, oi bog no*.p— i were oa through blllinj. I—«al ssle*l ware at ateady prlcet. *»Kxu MAS to 8875. bacon* SO 1. u M3e. Butonera |8tt to SA-It. Ottie—oood <o ehoiot butcher ii**ra 8338 to 84, common |3 ta 8336. good butcher beltiri S3, sood ^utcner eocwe 8*, msdlum (1.18, |t.16. Winniesg Grain 06H nBTILIZKB ANALYSES TsUowTn-k- 4 it 4*. London Cless IiOnTJOtt, Asa. 8 (AP)—Clowns: Braatlua TrteOoe (11: Oaaadien Pscltlc Ills,: InU Nlcksl (31V*: Brit Am Tobeooo L8V Dtttuisr* (4t id: Dunlo* Ruatber t3e id: ■ectrlcal A H Uvl OM 111 I0n,d: Ford Ltd its (d: Hudson Bsy 26s 6d: impt-rtsl Chsaostal (8s Hid: Imperial Tobeooo Ills td; Band sCnss IA.,: Boodeslin AagVo Am 18s Sd; Rhotaaa Oorp UH: Crowns St%: Bprlnsa tt*.: But Odduld CI, Rio Tlatoi il»t; Tlekars tt 4Hd. Btxids—censdlsn 4 per cent lean 1*8(48 HOtS: sa-ttlaa tit par oent consols I74H: British (Vt psr osnt war loan HOIS. Britlah funding I* 1880.(0 Hilt,. The result! of analyeee of offlostl sample* taken undsr th* .artulsai Act asv* just beta published by tbe Dotmnlon department ot agrlcul- tore tor toe year ending June 1833 eaA to farmer* aad other buyen of fertlJIBsr It U suggestsd thst this report of milioai ba used ss s guide when buying fertiliser next i—sos. "If," says the Chief of ths terullatr division of thi Do- mlnloa ised branch, "tbli were generally practised, further Improve- msnt may ba expected in the quality of fertiliser sold la Canada." No fertiliser tor sals la Caaada m- capee- laapectloo aad atmpllng by tbs otfioers of the Dominion asad branch who Sirry out their duties wherever tha. fartiussr Is found, b* it la' rosnufscrturvrs' warehoume or, mt toon eftta happsas, la trantit to buyer., la freight BhedB: oa whsrvss or la railway eara at deo- th_tloo, or quite frequently oa tbe prsmlsM of firmsn w* o aavs bought the tertlllarr sad'feel doubtful at to lta valist. Applicstlon to ths Dominion Depertment of Agriculture. Ottswa will ensure s copy of tb* 1S33-33 report. Indiana of both esetenl Amerlrs sad th* •outhweet cultlvstsd th* Itunflower for Its sssds, which wars ground Into meal. Increase Your Crops by Ualnf ELEPHANT BRAND FERTILIZERS Ammonium Phosphite—Sulphsts of Ammonia -Triple Superphosphate usjmn w-uimsMTs. id Wstrlt-t Os-opsraUes. Valley (-n-oBetatlva: Crestland Fruit S, Allea At Isaag. FOB SALE AT Nslsoo—Wood, Tsllsaos Hardware Co Bonnlngton—Bonnlngton Co-optrellve Nsrrop— Hsrrop and Dtstrlet crestoo—Crestoa Vi" Company: boas, Crawford Bay—Crawford Bay Oo-oparatlve Wynndel—Wyaadsl Berry Ovowers' Asaoeratlon Willow Point—Willow Point Co-operative. -Thrums—Tarry and Thnaat co-opereUve. Oread n*-a_—Oread Forks Oreeuwood—Taylor Al Sons. ^^^^^^^^^^^^ And Aseocleted Orowen ol I.e. Ltd, loos! center!. The C .M. & 8. Co. of Canada, TRAIL, B.C. Producers snd Heftners of Tadin*e Brand Beetrolytl* (-tadmlum. Bismuth. Lead sad Bias strrs. le,LtcL I leetrolrtle \ ^^^^^^^ Aa. ( (OF)—drain juotitlooi: Opsa High Low Cloe* Wbest ^P1^-™ Ms, 06H («H Mtt July Mai (1 Wit Msy 84 Mtt ISS SIT, •uly - 84% 84H Ml* H% Berley Msy Wit WH WT. W<A July NX 40M Wtt 40 Flax Msy . _ 1UH ltt% 146 146Vi July 144 — ' — 144 Ry. May MV, **% MV. Mlt Jcjh 4TH 47H MH MTi Oaah PrloBB Wheat: No. t hard MM: No. 1 nor. * track 03H: No. 3 nor. 6BH; Mo. t nor .Mtt; No. 4 nor. SSVt: No. ( srcit MS: No. 8 Mtt: feed 81H: Durum (Itt- A new type of elrguo hat been Invented for iwordrishlns. The gun •boot* s harpoon aad 300-yard Un* tram lta one aad a quartsr-lnch barrel, under 100 pound! pmeure, yet weight only eight pounds. It Is fired wtth e hsnd trigger end s bead or power pump supplies th* neOMBery preeaure. Toronto Stocks Aoonda : Arao AJax Amity A P oonsolldst*d Ashley Aseocleted.— Ares 31 .08% 1.00 33 H .18 1.00 33 38 Vt .00 V, .06 It 130 . .14VI 31 Vt 38 Vt 33 31 Vt .11 38 .It 136 01 Vt 138 sn (436 tt 38 (.70 33 (.10 .13 .01 1.67 StVk 130 ll.W (38 Internsttonal Nickel tl.M Baldwin Baltic OU Bast MetalB — Barry HoUlnger ... Beer Explorxtlons Big Mltsourl Bobjo BunkerhlU Ext. - Calmoat ....- — C and I Land* — Central Manitoba . Bant ot Ocaa-aeros dank of Montresl , Bank of Nora Bootla — Hoyal Bank Bell Telephone .,,... jB C Power "A" ■— Canada Broass Canadian Oar aad Pdy - Canadian Cement Cockahutt Plow _ Can lnduitrtil Alcohol O P R Cons Mining tt Smelting . Oomlnlon Olaai — Dominion Textile Lake of the Woods Montreal Power National Breweries National Steel Car OgUvle MllHag Quebec Power — ohawlntgaa ■ So Canada Power Western Orooers Winnipeg RsUwsy ..... (-tORrM B A OU Caa Malting Chemical Beseeroh Clertcr - Conlagas — , Conlsrum Donts Dslhouile . , Bsstcrest , ■„■ Eldorado ,.. — Foothills r-aloonbrldge — Ooodflsh Oraaada Home OU Harker Oold Howey HoUlnger —;— Hudson Bay/ — - Klrklaad Lskt ........... Lake Shore Maoaasa New M.ndy^ M.n'toba Baala _. Mclntyre —— McVlttle McWetters Mining Corp Murphy „,,,, Newbee '—» Niptmng Noranda ... Northern csnsds Peterson Cobalt . Fend Oreille ...... Premier Oold Baa Antonio Sberrltt Oordon Sudbury Basin — sterling Psclflo - Bteooe bt Anthony Htsdscoaa __■ Tech Hughes . Thompson Cadallac — Towagamac ——————— TreedweU , Venturea ,,, vvritht Hargreevee . Wait* Amulet __■_ MOO 3 00 39 ii .03 M38 1 IS 38 1.70 31 Vi 33 Vt t.M 84.00 31H .03 Vt .18 138 1.18 08'. 131 34 l.M 30 08U (30 •33 Vi XI .46 30 036 133 Minneapolis Grain iBxtturoum. jaa. t (ap> — Flour uBcasaged. Shlpmsnt* 33,480. Pur* bran 1430-1430. wheat, No. 1 onrtharn 83-86: No. l red durum Tlsj-ISH: May so: July (OH. Corn No. ( yellow 48-MVt. Oat*. . Ks. ( whit* (3H-38V Flax, No \ 1.71- 131. Coag.svs Brew DUt Seegr Dom Bngr Dryden Psper — East Dairies _. Impl Oil _ Impl Tob Oaa •_, lat Petrol MoCoU Froat tutcniil Tvobt Pag* Hereey — HISCELLANEOtS Cin (iypium Can Dredge Oon Bakers .— Dom etoree — Pord Oea "A" — Lob Orootrs "A" . Servlos Stations _— IM 186 ft* IM 111 It*. 18 1 - (H Iri WVt 14Vt , 1(4 W* MVi 13Vt . At MTt 13 1(4 16 Vt . 18 , II 30V4 ay* ISM 81 • x. MVi 31 4Vt 3Vt 1SV1 11 30 Vt HH 8 M 6Vi 38 Vt (H avt 18 Vt Hit «vt CORPORATION OF TBI CITY OF NELSON Publlo Notice u hereby glvea to the Elector, ot ths Munlolysllty of thi city of NHsoa thlt I require the prennci of ths Mid Wcctori at tha City hall on Monday, the (tb day ot January. K84, at 13 o'clock noon, tor the purpose of elect—g Crsons to represtnt them la thi unlelpal council aa Mayor and Aldermen, oa the Public School Board at Truitses. sad oa the Board of Police commissioners aa commit- \ •loner of pouce. The mode ot nomination of cen- dldstsa ihau be at follows: The caadldate* aarae ahall be nomintted la writing, tht writing sbtu bs ■ubsorlbM by two electors ot the Municipality ss proposer aad aeo- ondsr and ahall be delivered to tbe Returning officer at sny time between the date ot Ihl* notice and 3 o'clock p.m. ou the day of nom- laatloa. The aald writing may be In the form numbered (3) la the Sohedula ot the "Municipal Ejections Act" aad shall state ths name, residence tnd occupation, or deeortpttoa of each person proposed !u luoh manner a* lUfflclently to Identify %uch. osadldate, ind In tbe event of s poll being necessary, such poll shall bs opened on the 11th day of January. 1(34, between the houn of ( o'clock i.m. and 8 o'clock p. m. ln tht OouneU Chamber of the city hall at the corner of ward aad Front itrett*. ol which every person Is hereby required to teas notice and govern hlmastf acoordliigly. Olven under my hand at the City hall of Nelson itorteald thla lit day of January, KS4. W. B. WA"t**tON, Returning Oftloer ((Tit) Toronto Industrials Bsstty Bros ___ Bell Telephone Braeulea Brit Amsr OU Canada Bread Canada stud Canada Dredge — Csnsds Oypsum Csaad! Malting Cons Baksrlee Cone Mining -, Dist Seagram* Dominion Sto.ei Ford of Oaaada "A" Ooodyeer - Hiram Walksr Hiram Walker Pfd — Imperial Oil Imperial Tobeooo . Industrial Aloobol "A" Interna'eonal Nlcksl Intaroeuonal Fate — Loblaw "A" _ Maasiy Harris Noranda — Ont Bqulty LIAS Photo Engrsvsrs Page Heresy Set vies Stations Standard Paving — 13 tt ti* S MH • It (1 SH 138 33 It 58 M Mtt ill 11 UVi 31Vt MH 14H 4V. . 34.10 • Vt 14 M OH JVi CORPORATION OF TUB CITY OF NELSON Public Notlos is hereby given to ths Elector* ot tbe Mualcipalty ot tht City of Nelaon that I require the presence ot the ssld Elector, at ths city Hall on Monday, tht nth day ot January, LM4, at 13 o'clock noon, for tbe purpose of electing a person to represtnt them M Alderman in the' place of Riglnild Wilier Dawson, resigned, for ths unexpired portion ol the term a* alderman of the said Reginald Wai. ier Dawson. The mode of nomination of candidate* shall be aa followi: Thi candidate ahall be nominated In muting; the writing ahall bs sub- trlbtd br two electors at thl Municipality is proposal snd stoondsr •nd ihsll be delivered to the Returning Oftloer at any Urns between the dale of thlt Notice sad 3 p.m. oa ths day of nomination. Th* ssld writing may ba In the form numbered (3) in the schedule ot thl "Municipal Elections Act" snd shsll stats th* asms, resident* snd occupation, or description of each person proposed, in such man. ner M tufficlently to identity tuch candidates, and la the *vent of a poU being aenesssry tuch poll shall be opened on the 11th day of January, 1034, between the hour, of 8 o'clock a. m. aad ( o'clock p. m. la tha CouncU chamber of thl City Hall, at the corner of Ward aad Front Streets, ot which every per- soa Is hereby required to is** notlos and govern himself acoord- Olvtn under, my hand at tht City of Nelson aforesaid, thlt lit diy cf January. 1(84. W. E. WASSON. Returning Oftloer. I(1W) Exchanges I IKSmatL. Jsn. 8 (Cri-Brttsth ind foreign exchsngs ln relation to i thi Canadian dollar, as compiled by the Royal Beak of Canada, closed todsy sb follows: lArgentlns, peso JStAD AvaUalla, pound 43817D Austrls, schilling .1(3 IA Belgium, balsa, . 3170D Brestl. mllrsls 3KIA Bulgaria, lev 31400 > China, hong koag dollar. — 3833A Caechoilovikli, crowa 3MTD Deamark, kroat . 3361D Finland, flnms-k ,, , 3331 u Praace. fraao ______ MOD Births RHODES—To Mr. tad Mrs. B. u Rhodes, et Trall-Tadanao hospltsT, January 4, a »oa. Personal PRIVATE HOME BUNDS-MARTENS pay. We start you. Ths Canadian Kladirgsrten Institute. Winnipeg (esaji) Help Wanted HOW TO OBT A OOVAllNMKNT Job. Free Booklet. The M. O. O. Ltd., Winnipeg. f$—8) For Sale PIPE and FITTINGS Modern plant, fully equipped for supplying pipe and fittings for steam, air, water or irrigation. Your enquiries solicited. Canadian Junk Co., Ltd. 250 Prior St. VANCOUVER, B.C. Be Prepared for Cold Weather We have good dry Fir and Tamarack Wood. All Length* also i ECONOMY LUMP COAL FUENACE LUMP COAL PHONE 106 WJXUAMS' TRANSFER For Rent NEWLT BINOVATID house. eU modern ooaa Apply Watt' -ctfer Oo. mS OR VJNr'UfcH. AIM. wssk or month. Medical Arts J w trsaBXi is tor rent and_ uM-MkMUBl rent—Kbit ApM. PTS.-Baautlful I Prlgldalre eauipped sultts. (» | ONB 8HORTHORN BULL. months old or Ayrshire bull months old. slso two sows laj srade Torksalre. p. Porch, tebftTttt5W» - Axits-I-Js ~bl Just freshened, 3rd calf, milker, quiet. Buasel, Sslmo.# Lost and Found LOUT—OOU) MAJESTIC ... watch Finder return Box Dally -eewa. Reward. < Propertv for Sale PRUTT RANCH. 1(6 ACRsBJci 1 from winlsw Btstlon. will Cedsr poles, posts In pert ment*, 8300030, M. Duraont lowey. B. O. Miscellaneous WANTED—CLEAN COTTON Neleon Dally News. WE DO sTVERITIUNO 01 PRnnTNO BOOK BrNDDfO PAPER ROIJNO Oorract itylas la Wedding Ian. I Utloas, Aaaouncsmants, a no)] I Invitation Card* TUB DAILY NEW* c JOB PRINTING DEPAMTHmT Phone IM | 800 Ward St. Nelson (0833) oalvanized Iron plrt anU fit. , tte — New Wire I 1»_- 'ft * a*". M-80 W 100 lbs PuU lint of new ind used 'st« BelttafB, ste.: Oalv. and Black Pipe sad fittings, u Oalv. asw eu,c, 1" Black 6c, 3* Blsck suiubli tor imgitloa snd wattr Una 10c, other tless low prleta, new eorrugsted (alv. Iron 86.00 psr 100 aqaars last. Poultry vrlrs netting s and 8 feet. Full stoat, of steel spUt pulleys. Potato and grain sick*. Barbed wire, wire Rope, Ctnvai Doors. Windows, Roofing Ftlt, Oerden aad Air hoes. Boom Chsina Merchsndlss and Equipment ot all descriptions. Enquiries solicited. B.C. JUNK CO. 138 Powell (t, vsasBStsr. B.C. . ((Ml) Exchange Rates NetW 'v-CB-ur., Jen. 6 (APl-Sterlln* riche—es easy at MOOVi for 00-day bUls, sad at (6 lots for dea—ad. Canadian dollar! WK. FranOB 0.14. Llre S3*. Uruguay 7830. Orest Britain, pouad Oreeee, drachma . Holland, Dona Hungary, pengo . ladle, rupee Itely, lire ■ Japan, yen ———— Jug—Isvle, dlaar New Zealand, pound Norway, krone , Polsnd, BloU Rumania, lsu ■ South Africa, pouad Spela, peMta ....—_ Sadden, krons (.10810 00WD 8374D 37830 3S13A Sanitary Rubber Goods Asses ltd, attasst quality guar- satesd. W tor 81.00. ( far 80c. 4 tor 36c. poApsid p'.iln wrapper. DBS SALES CO. 408 Maclean Blk. Calgary MOTORCYCLES Agenta for Indian, BS—. sad Francis Bernets—From 8160 up. Writs for (stall* PAlAttXR RtjrUJOB Trsii, ma. rot. s-lav-ho. i tlssoflrr hat. (1430 ptr ton: Beeood Cutting Alfilfa 11130 per tot; First Cutting Alfalfa 11030 per ton: Mixed Hay. Timothy and Alfilfa (1330 per ton, fob. salmon Arm, B. O. Taw B.A.P.E. Ltd. aMO) . 3107A . 031(0 . 4.077SO . 3A8SD . 1831A . 3103A . 6W((D . 136SD , t 3834D Bwltaariend, traaa 3033D United Statee. dollar, 1-16 psr mat premium—. IB Iralind chtmatt* hey* dsvsloped Industrial sloohol aad dyes from Ft* iidj^ywt, viMLssri rwev. b*ci*cish 1 ', psrfet-t condition*, (do or otter. Apply Box MIS. Dellv SMmm (COAB LESS ACTTTB NSW TOt-UC, Jaa. ( (API—JUw sussr was lees totlvi todsy aad prices were unchanged with spots held et 330. Futures 1 to 3 points net lower. Sale, were W.700 torn. Jaa. 116B. March 134. Msy I30B. July 1JA to 134, Sspt. 133 te 1.41, Deo. 143. Refined unchanged et 43*. Business, Professionc Directory Accountants CHAS. F. HUNTER. - t. F. Municipal and oommerclal .... P. o. Box 11(1, Nelaon. B. 0. Assayers B W. WtDDOWSON. eetabllahed Id 308 Joeaphlae St. Nelson. B.C. okwnii a ouuiibob. BQs 413. Kaslo, B. O. Chiropractors R. B. Oray. D.c. Ph.c. Ollker BiosaaBl fta01_| fl ITuLtMRSN. DC, PhC. Ps-eel Oraduate, MoCulloch Blk, Fh.J_| McMJLLAH ArTb iJ«WfaOII~ft_M deea Blk. PhooeiltiVOM. taaaasf Florists io^sa assess* sag and llor_ dulgna. cB8lO_| twA* floww iflopFi. mm lint cut flower* at ill tlmts. Fiej_| deelgn*. Funeral Directors NELSON FUNERAL SERVlCsl 634 Victoria St Phone BA Dai and Night strvlos. F. O. Devlin I Insurance and Real Estate B. W. DAWSON, Real Batata, la] I Bsrdware, atskar tsBwet. issitH Mining Engineer Mlnln S PITERS lag Engineer Examlnttlon. optrauoo Bad minlga _| ment ot a—ase aad mineral propertlea, Bosslsnd. B.C. trwitH a. p. iuw»ow-wiL§ow ENOINEER AND SURVTrOR MtJsfl Piano Tuning and Refinishinfl CALL CHABXIS AT KOOT. MUBIOl tor tuning a rsflalsBlng. (Mil) r Sash Factory "J?^1-^-8*8?. T£<?°K7- habo. I1^^ 317 S»1 Stwood Hind Stows TUB tU BUT8 AND SELLS EVERT. I thing. Fhons At*. (W18) f BRU *INC UP FATHEK- By Geo. McManus I FBEl. *V MUK|<wCR| COMING OJ-rX-L. STEP iMTO FIRST RESTAO_ RANT I TILI.IE THE TOILER: Bv Ws-tover >.rTHIS.»AI KiAC-ltL-rji-ti ^_S___* ll'LU "SOCK Voo If VOO TOUCH THAT DAMB I ; ^i4 \ v I PBOMIXKO1 -TV-H BOta i \*4fX»_ON'T H«T VOO.VtlOv»r — OUT Y DIDN'T t\\ NA100_C>ajcX( BaSBBBBBBBS. , S lb Sporting News {OOP FINALS IN KOOTENAY ntermediate 'A' Men and Senior Ladies to Meet Va»TOO-JVBR. -can. t (CP>—Tenta- ti dstet tor BrltUh Columbia tsketbau plsyotts were onnounotd ■Bight. The asnlor women and senior "B" Isn semi-finals will be plsyed on incouvsr blind while sll fins'* In Irlalons esoeptlng ths senior "A" an will be plsyed In the Kooteniy f Interior. Tentative st-hsduls: Senior "A" men: starch 9—tower malnlsnd st Vlc- *lt (tint game), starch 10—Lower mainland it Vlc- s-la (teoond gamel. starch lt—victoria at lower maln- md (third gams). March 17—Victoria at lower maln- ind (fourth game, lt necessary). Victoria at lower mainland (firth am* lo be arranged. If nsoeusry). Sanlor "B" mini Kirch 17—Kootsnsy st Interior K naotasary). lurch 17—Lower mainland at i—nd. llarch 99 ind M—Interior at coast, intermediate "A" men: March 10—aland at lower meln- _d. Maroh 10—-ootenay at Interior. March 17-Cowt st Interior or leaasniy. fltnlor woman: Msrcb It or 17—Lower malnlsnd ( Iilind (It plsyed In eame town senior "B" men—asms to be arch it; otherwise March 17). March 12 to 17 weak—Kootensy i Intsrlor (If neosassry). Msreh 2t sad 24—Cosst st ln- rtor tor flnel*. mtermedlste "A" wom*n: Msrcb tl—Ooaat st interior for Ml. ■■ ahoTB gin—s srs tbe only sat entering Into the plsyoU pool- g of expenses. Intsrmedlsts "B" id junior boys and girls gams* be trrsnred by ths BOABA. it stem• must make tbelr ova r—no—1 bits—gernenti, without eg* Mtlag tsslstenns trom the "pool.' nipt Is sny surplus tn tbs "pool," Htn younger tt—ma can bt con- Ross Takes Bang at MO-crr-RBAL. Jsn. t (CP).—"So Smyths wants a meeting ot the N—I.L. governor,, doaa he," commented Art Rest, msnsgsr ot tbe Boston Bruins of the National Hockey league, hare today. "Well, well welcome iuoh a meeting," Rots eddad. "It would be sn Interesting one and I'm sure thst Conny Smythe would bs particularly Interested ln a tew things we would bring up." Such wss Ross' reaction to statement* credited to Smythe, managing director of Toronto Maple Leaf*, that he desired a conference cf tht N.H.L. goTcmsn to decide whether the Toronto club should bear the full burden of medical expensss rs- • cutting from Ace Bailey's serious Injury In Bostc i, December 12. Of the penalty mated out to Bddle Shore for his part In that game. Boat said be thought It was "very ssvere," adding that Shore waa aa> peered heck In Boston the middle of next week to begin getting back Into condition. Short, Ross ssld wss feel- Ins much better since Bslley* condition bad Improved. M'ALI ISTER IS G0LFI4G HEAD THB NrXSON DAILY NEWS. KELSON, BX^-«ATTJRDAT MORNING, JANTJABY «, UM- BRITISH SOCCER STANDINGS ENGLISH LIAQIS first DIvUIob P.W.-D.F.A.PU. Aieensl st 14 Derby County. 22 12 Kuddersflld To. 2S 11 Tottenham Hot.2t 12 Maacbester OL 2t 10 Portsmouth .. » I W. Bromwlch 2* • Wolrerhamp. W.2S » Sunderland ... 22 8 Mlt-Uesbrough. 22 11 10 Sheffield W... 2S B 10 Blsckburn Ro, at Leedi Dnl. ... 22 Kverton 32 Aston Villa ., It Birmingham .. >2 Nswcsetle Dnl. tt Liverpool 23 Lelotster CI. . 22 stoke Olty ...22 Sheffield DaL 23 Chelsea 22 8 10 S 0 1 s * 11 • s 7 11 « 10 I 11 • 14 t 14 t 41 20 t4 t 41 2i 20 112 at to 4 42 J« at 7 aa aa 27 7 28 34 26 7 at aa at « 47 ta 34 t 41 30 33 i 4i 44 at 4 so a* aa 4 42 SO 21 t at 87 ai 7 as st 31 I 48 41 31 7 10 23 22 20 8 I 8t 4t 20 paob nmm RED WINGS PUY KIMBER1EY TONIGHT !NFW 'TERRIBUL" AT KIMBERLEY; ARE TO GO BY TRAIN ZjL. jZ7™ MAT SANCTUM The Dyneunlten' game with ths Bed wings Is on (or Saturday nlsht, reads a telegram rsosIrsd by The Nelson Dally Newa Friday from Stanley Norton at Klmberley. According to tb* telegram genertl tkitlng hu been curtailed to held ths ice and It la In good oondltlon. The Umber- ley lineup It unosrtaln he states. MoOUlnsy and Roddick will probably plsy detents), permitting Brown to plsy on the forward line. Bell wss Injured st Lethbrldgt snd Reiver Is etui on ths Injured Hit. Tb* Klmberley IntermedlsMs hsvs Just returned from s trip to the 9 40 41 18 t aa at is 7 aa st n a as sa it a ao 47 it Second DlTtsloo Grimsby To... 38 It Bolton Wind.. 12 18 Preston N. (nd 28 11 Brentford Blsckpool , Port vale .... Plymouth Ar.. w. Hub On. . Bradford OL .. Run City .., Fulham Netting. For... Southampton . Oldham Ath. , Bradford Notts Coun..,, Burr Burnley Mlllwill Msncbaster u. *-wsnst* To. ., Mncoln CI. .. aa ii aa 10 at u aa 8 aa t aa 10 lo at t t 38 8 8 aa i 8 at t to at a i ta io n a 10 7 8 I lt 7 10 t tt I 10 B II TJ St 82 82 I 44 aa 37 a 4a ai 87 t 87 It 87 « 83 28 38 4 82 80 8< 7 80 43 33 8 48 40 84 8 4a 88 88 7 84 88 83 8 28 tt 23 8 aa ai aa 4 80 28 22 t tl 18 22 1 41 48 21 8 at as ai 7 84 48 81 488 40 80 8 81 81 20 a at ta is 8 80 87 18 I 17 M 18 HARNETT SIGNS O-r-OAOO. Jan. 8 (OP)-Leo Hart- BSta, ms—artsy ot tbs Chic—go cub't niching sw_f, signed s contract for 884 season todsy. American Puckst«rs Defeat England, 5-4 UbNDOcN. jbb. (OP osblsl—Amar- Bsni dates ted Bngland 3-4 In sn H hockey gams st streaUian to- ttbt. Tbs Americana ran up a Bt at t-l In the flret period. tcored two to EncUocVi Bret ln tin ssoond. Ihere wss no soring la tba final. Slocan Service Aftsr trip Jul 1st Nel son-Nttkiisp and return. this Mrrictj will bt fortnightly until farther notice, next train leaving Nebon Moil, Ju. 15th, I 8:25 a.m., returning following day 5 p.m. Thla train will discontinue operating Into Sandon N. J. LOWES Ott TtaTtst Agent, Nelesn, BX. Leads Over 160 in the Miami Open Play By TED OHX Associated press gtsff STrtter MIAMI. Pla.. Jan. t (API—-nqusl- llng the course record with a sparkling 88, four under psr, Charles McAllister, profaatlor—1 of Foreit Hill., L. I, Ud thl field ot more then 180 golfers at tht and of th* tint IB-holt round of play today in tha 82.000 Miami open golf tournament. Juice Huot ot Quebec, solitary Canadian money sesksr, shot 40-27- 77. McAllister carded a pair cf its whioh enabled him to tie the course mark hung up when Johnny Revolt, o fMenomonle, Mioh, won the title lut year. Two strokss back of McAllister cams Willi* Down. 4B-year-old. gray-haired Miami pro, who chalked up a pair ot 84s. Tied In tbe nest Macs with 8»'i wart Tommy Armour, Phil Per—as end Ralph Stoneheuse of Tndlanap- o—*. Osns BarsBSu hsd only s fair 78 round tor thi day. SCHMELING TO FIGHT FEB. 16 Meets Levinsky in a Chicago Ring on Comeback Try C(_CAOO, Jan. I (AP) Sohmsllni, reluming to ths United states In essrch of sddltloml wealth and another chance at the world't heerywelsht championship which ns ones hsld, will tattle King Levinsky. Chicago ex-rtih peddler, la tbs Chicago stadium Pebruery 18. The match was virtually cloeed today by long distance UVtphco* wltb Joe Jioobi, manager of tbe Oerman ex-cbamplon agreeing to tbe match from New Tork, and Harold fltttn- man, one of Levlnaky's msntgsrt. plictag his itsmp of approval In Chicago. Third DlTltlon (Southern Seotloni Queens P Ben. 31 18 4 4 41 11 80 Norwich CI. CoTsntry Olty Chirlton Ath. Reading Bxetttr City... Brlitol Rov. . Luton Town Swtndsn Town 81 Crystal Palace. 38 Alderthot .... 81 Northampton T 81 Clapton Orient 83 Bright * Ron 28 Nawport coun. 11 Bournsroouth. 81 Torquay Dnl... 81 Southend DM., ai Ollllngbsm ... It Witford 22 Csrdlff Olty... II Brlitol Olty ,. II II 11 ai u 81 IS tl 11 88 II ai u at t t 8 8 7 I 4 s a t 7 8 7 I 7 t 7 10 7 10 8 48 SO 28 8 84 30 at 3 tl 38 28 4 48 38 80 4 48 88 31 8 43 38 35 8 47 41 24 3 80 S3 33 t 88 88 23 8 20 24 20 8 88 42 18 8 88 81 IB 8 aa aa ia 4 7 10 20 SO 18 7 10 4 84 44 18 INUII 8 S3 84 17 4 88 88 18 4 88 88 IS a aa si ia 8 87 38 It I II t 10 8 II 8 II 8 II I 10 Third Dlvlatoa (Northera Section) Cbssterfleld .. 88 18 4 8 81 80 84 Stockport Ob. 81 IS Wlleall II II Halites Town, al ia a-rnaary II II Tranmere Bo. 10 18 Barrow n t Donceetsr ta. II I (-taster II S Ostssbeed .... II 7 Hai-tpoola u. 31 Crtwe Alex. ...n Accrlngton Bt. II Wrexham ao Tor-k City .... 81 OarHale Dnl... 81 Soutbpcrt .... 21 Maw Brighton. Tl Bottarbam V. *9 I-au-Ungton ... It Rocbdal* 11 Minsfleld To. 33 4 81 as so 8 44 84 88 a as 34 as 8 83 48 38 4 41 88 84 8 88 48 84 3 88 84 83 4 80 38 20 8 48 48 80 4 41 45 30 4 88 48 80 8 88 47 18 8 84 II II 4 as aa is 8 38 88 18 4 710 84 47 18 8 rO 8 34 87 17 4 38 88 IS 8 SI It 16 I 87 44 IS 7 28 43 IS I 10 7 t a to T io • i t 10 111 8 12 4 11 Motherwell SCOTTISH LBAOCE l-lnt Division Ayr United . Palklrk Johnstone 84 20 n it ii u M 12 a io 14 10 14 11 at to prairie aad Crow's Neit. They won two games and tied two. At Medicine Hst the More was 2-2. at Lsthbrldge 4-4, snd Klmberley wen t-2 at Blalrmore and 3-1 at Coleman. The Red Wings are champing at the alt in anticipation of the gams. Tbsy not only want to win hut they must office e somswhat "blank'' gooes igt they received st tb* handt ot tbe Dynamiters recently. Jsck Forsey, still on tbs Injured list a* the result of a skate out on tha foot, will snot take tbe lea. Tbs Bed Wlngi left on the early east-bound train for Klmberley this morning. Miss Rosemarie Exteri -LEAGUES COME i McLARNIN TURNS DOWN THE DUNDEE FIGHT OFFER-NOT ENOUGH MONEY VA-fCWvs-t, Jtn. I <CP)->llmmj MeLernln, world welterweight champion, will not accept matchmaker JanM* J. Johnston', ofttr to tight tha middleweight champion, Vine. Dundte. tn Madison Square Oardtn thla winter. "Pop" Potter. McLarnln't manager, said here todsy. "Dundee* too bis." Potter tald. "Betides, there would be no money In s tight like thtt. Dundee holds a title too and he'd want too big a ens." "Jimmy and I bars other plana," ths canny manager continued. "W. propose to tour Europe but then t* a possibility we wai stop off at New York for a fight in the early summer. Potter tald he Is considering a fight with Bep Van wjaveren, the Dutch champion, or Jack Hood. English tlUiholder, but both this, men need building up ln America. The manager Indicated a return bout with Billy Petroll* might nt ths Dutohman up for a match wltb > McLarnln. "EYES HAVE IT" THE LONGEST >y Amieres eyes lAsr/&*sen Than His Axhs. /.ess oir do&Y- SOU LO HIT.Z00 Tb&AYtNFAST COMPANY If IT WAS airlY a QutartoN OfgfaStoHT! FERNIE FIRE L0SSW79 Council Has Its Final Session; Default a Second Time Yousiff Mahmout Has Eye on All the Champions tSussn o' South 38 13 10 TEN CARS OF APPLES NOW IN STORAGE 1>B OKI 0( »ppl»M, ehWlT Spl-M uid Wtiffnm, tn in «tanf* in Um KaotenftTi Mr*, tlm 4hlpos»nt. To date ftpproxlnutely St mt» of »pp-m ptcktd duiiai IBM. tun rotted from the dlitrlct. White iboxo hu btto bo «btn» In th* dO-DMUo mUeWt, -aiport print sn illfhtly _tro«.|_r. FASTEST TO THE EAST 38 HOURS TO WINNIPEG 75 HOURS TO TORONTO 76 HOURS TO MONTREAL LOW RETURN FARES On Sale Daily STOP OVER PRIVILEGES OPTIONAL ROUTES Par Pun Information Apply to Nearest Agent st N. J. LOWES ClTT nCMT AOSNT NELSON, B.C. Canadian Pacific World- Cra-twot Tr-wal SwsS-wrT tOaltte 11 ■amllton Aced. 11 Clyde ...:.... a. Dundee as Rlbernline ... 11 Ouetn'i Park.. H Third lanark.. n St. Mirrsn .... 88 Alrdrleonlsns . 81 Psrtlck Thlstls 88 Cowdenbeath . M 8 T S 8 8 I 1 11 8 18 8 14 8 18 4 18 8 18 8 18 a is 8 88 81 48 a n aa ao 4 1181 80 8 48 88 M 8 84 81 88 887 8118 4 81 47 88 8 48 88 86 1 48 88 8! 8 48 88 83 4 88 48 80 8 IS 41 ao a 48 at ao a as 41 is 1 41 87 17 8 40 87 18 7 88 48 11 a aa ma a 84 as ia 4 88 88 10 By AL DaMABEE An athlete's eyes out—st his arms, body aad leg.. Many ot thi old-time alussars like Bam Crawford. Larry LaJole, Hsns Wigner, Zech Wheat end othere oould hit J00 In fast oompany today If tbelr lege and arms would still coordtnite with their eyes. Ability to hit It th* list thins a rail slugger loess. B— Isfs utually wMkan first end then hli arm. Ssv- srsl players like Bddls Bo—h. here _ttd up both err—t but tbelr bat- tang ape wae as good ia ever. Beaaih used up his right arm and than beeerne a left-handed thrower. Many ot the famous old iluggert of the pest would be still In the gam* lt th* nils* ptrmltud a runner to run fo flrat bass for thctrn and substitute In tht outfield and Infield. Dunfermline A. Arbroath Stenhoueemulr Klngs Park .. Merlon Dumbarton Albion Boven. Bast Pit* ....: 81 18 81 IS 1111 11II 11 tl ao a PorfBT AthWtlo 81 Bt. Bernards . 81 Berth Bows.. 81 (. Stlrllngsblrs 31 Bechla (5lty . 81 Ulth Athletle. 81 Dundee TJnltsd al Montroee 11 Edinburgh City II DiThaea 81 18 8 iau» 1 84 88 17 S 44 41 17 I 48 87 88 8 MM SI 1 41 SS 88 4 4i sa aa 4 48 41 11 I 84 88 II 8 80 48 11 8 44 88 ao a 87 aa ao 4 44 88 10 4 41 41 18 a as 40 17 a 48 SO 18 a so 88 is • 88 88 8 8 10 • 18 8 8 7 10 7 11 I II I II I 14 DOLLAR HANGS AROUND PAR sa. I (OP1—Tbs Canadian dollsr hsld around par on the foreign es-chsafs markets tadty eloaliar, with a dleeount eg It, per BBS—, Sterling and the r*re_eh trans lost ground alao, the pouad finished at 8*10*4 for a last of tour e.nu. lb low for the dsy wss 88.08. Tbs French franc finishad .08 of s cent lowtr at 8.14 easta. Returns to Procter From tho Hospital Silver, Lot* Ground TOMi-rra Jan. 8 (CW-tProflt- taklag on the New Tork merest pared gains on tbs mining ssehankt hint todiy. Vol—nt smountsd to 1.350.000 tharas ' 10. Mdntyre. 78, end Tick Hughes. 8. held et 847. reded lightly on s drop of 40 cants snd Klrksl lost 18 «•_ os small turaotar. ■herrltt last 8 to 81 whlkt ccMt Oopper added 11 to 411 BUtbti lost ground wtth the bait Bldorsdo eased 11 osnU to 1.70. •ear asTStaraaloa lu, to au, snd Premier deellned a fun potnl Ola sained ground. PRODUCE FIRM % MorrtTUUL. jaa. 8 (CP)—pro- duot prloBs heht fa-ra to uaehansed oa tbs sichanst sssrtst hsr* todsy. Butter, no 1 rtgrtSsd Basarnrtasd S8H: offerins* 848 boats Ins -cnasrlot. A-ltrgt. M: turn IJ01 111 A-pulKt*. 80. onlerles, 1014: cent higher. Potatoes un- P8VCXTT—bV B. C Jib. I — Morsg MacKinnon kit for Ts—eouTer where the will train for a nurse In Vancouver Osnsrsl btsapltal. Mlas B. Ball, who bis bain Tie- lung h.r perent* Mr. snd Mr*. B. Hall of Balfour, pasted through Proetsr recently. Mra. c. William* returnsd Friday to Crawford Bay aftsr spending a few days here, the gueil of her eon snd deughter-ln-liw, Mr. snd Mrs. at M. Williams. Mrs. N. Benwarok spent Friday ln Nelson Boat. Baton and Bsttr left Ssturdsy to spend New Tears with thslr grand parents In Nelaon. Mlea J. Phalr apent the week-end et the Outlet host! to attend the HSrrap Nsw Tier's danot John MscLrod of Trail spent a few days ln Procter visiting his aleear aad brothsr-tn-liw, Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Oacar Johnson and family returned from Pile. Mr. R B Bltchle intartalned mradi on New Ttar*. .renins Bsv. Clyde Harvey spent tbe weekend at Queen's Bsy and Nslson. A. MsrDonsltl returned home sftsr spending some week. In tbe Kooteney Is—s Oenerai hospital. Mies ytebeece UaeKinnon ef Nslson la STcetMTtBtt a tew dayi hare the gueet of Mrs. M. MscKlnnon. Harold Msnlfleld or Quetn't Bsy ■pent a few days tn Procter. W. Ashley of queen* Bey spent s fsw deys ln Procttr. cbarlist MscLesn ipent a few days In Nelson. ST. Fertruson of Nelson and T. Bltcbla of Trail motored bin Wednudsy. * Nurte Frsser of Nelson ipent Nsw Teir't day tn Proetsr. Mr. snd Mr*, o Kinney aad ftmlly acoompanled by J, Peeoby of Balfour end Oeorge Begutea ot Arrant* went ta Nelson Thursday. Tbe chmd.y school of the United chunh bad It* innuil Chrutms* B.O, Jan. i—Th* mayor and sll the aldermen held the final meeting, ot the council Thursday evening. Few Iters* were on the tgends snd tbey were dealt wltb quickly. A delegation was prestnt on bs> half of soms fsmllies In the snnix whesB not—ss srs surroundsd by water. The olty foreman wss Instructed to uss tome Iron olpe tbe dty has In stock snd to Isy the drains necesairy ta clear the properties. Tbs city clerk notified the council ortidslly thst ths city had de- feulted a strand time In respect to payment ot debenture lntsraet. On Det-en-er 81 th* sum of 81000 wae due for payment at Interest on sanitary aewer detjenturea Issusd tinder bylaw No. aa. A large part, but aot all, of these debentures are heM by th* Olty of Fernie. A alakn by Mr. Harper for lumber allegedly used by the elty was re- ferres to the city foreman for Investigation. A new arrange—*nt waa mat— 1n I regard to the electric light used by i ths Fernie unemployed aatoclatlon IB their club room on Vlctorti! avenue. The oouncll had previously est a rate of five oente per kilowatt hour without discount on this' >assl*r. Lstsr th* lsst Kootenai i Power company sgreed to tb* de-! ductlon of the current used from thslr monthly bill against thi olty.' IB view of this otter the oounoll r waived any further charge. By the saw arrangement the Power oompany supplies the currant, the city make, no charge for dlstrkbutlon snd the Unemployed sstoclstlon set* Its tlee- , trio llsht free. The new contract wltb the Koot*. nsy Telephone company cami up for further consideration. A litter trom the olty clerk of Cranbrook wsa rsad itetlng that tbe Btopoasd oontrsct wu thi ssme u thit si- reedy In fores In cranbrook esoopt for differences dus to tht dtflerenot In nun—es* of pber— oonnecttont In Jif reepsctlve elttet. A reooenmends..cu of the city tlectriclsn that provision bs mads la the new contract for the removal ol telephone poles on Victoria avenue was referred to tbe fire, water and light commute, to be taken up with the telephone oompany. A recfaest from Arthur' Harrison lor the use of the council ojamtber two Mondty night* a month tor th. boy*' band precunei was granted ADOPT l_U BEFOBT The annual report ott Fire Chief Crawford wai read. During tbe year lew! the department responded to 17 calls, 11 ot which ware false alarms. Ot the 14 lesillma'c "Us three wars out_ds the city limits. The total loss from fire during the tear wis 818.178.88 ot which orer I1S.0O0 wea Incurred In two major tires. Tbirty-sU fire practises were held during the year end 11 smmi- lance calls dealt with. -The causes at ths fires were listed «s osrelsst handling of cigarette*, mlsuss of •letstrlc current, defective Ineult- tloo. «toT*-plPB thtmblss througu •tudded walla and Int-endlansm, Tht report wss sccspted. Prior to tdjournment Miyor Douglas thit—ad tba members of tbs oounoll for th* *plendld support siren him dujlng the pear. sT—W TO—k, Jan. t (crp)—From out Of the shadow* of InsttU—ul'l minaret* a brand new "Terrible Turk" had eome today Into thi Maxlne Chapman stark glare of publicity'* *potllght, bellowing through hli muatachloe: "By Allah, I shall olean up the haarywelght wrestling situation." He la Toutlff Mahmout Jr, s name to conjure with It your memory goes back to the start of the century. In thoee dayi bis father itrods the wrestling pita of these parte with no little suoceet. The original "Terrible Turk" came without sdTsnot notloe snd crushed them sll until he met Frank notch But ths drums that build Trp sporting gates and takes hart oauso to best louder for Youilff the younger. He proudly weirs tha Buro- pesn hesvywelght cjrown with tbe same ease a Shrlner might sport a tea. He won the award In a bone, busttlng tournsy reoently concludsd at th* Palais ds Sports tn Parle. IS SIMPLE Yousiff has ln mind s neat method ot unscrambling tbs heary-welght championship muddto. He aiplatned hit simple process In these words: "I shall merely flatten all the :htmplons snd tbs nssr ehatnplons." Thar* wai ln his voice a soft, convincing calm. Even more to tns point were the oxilke abouldtn and the muscles that rippled as be flung tralnln* opponents around In a Broadway gym. Merer a grunt oeme from the depths of his statussqus lio-pcund rrsmt to suggest bs wai hsvlng any difficulty with hla adversaries. Tousltfs flrat yodel of defl will be heard nsit Monday night at Met—ion Squire Osrden. Hs will bi unveiled for tbe populace when he ell—tbe Into the ring to chsllenge the winner of the feature match between Jim (Leg Spin) Browning tnd handsome Ray Steele. In the near thereafter, Yousiff •aid, be hoped to meet the best ot ths Londos and Don Oeorge tribe*. the cream of the Lewis. Bevoldi end Sonnsaberg clans. Whioh would saem te be a pretty large order, even for a 'Terrible Turk." SOUTH aUXV-l, B. C, Jan. *_- A partly consisting of Mlas Margaret Lutes, Mist Elsie Oaninsr, ot Nelson. Mist Neoml McMillan. Teller Norman. Arthur Morris and Alan Smythe of Trail were guar.', at the New Yean' { ianoe In NO. 8 plant hall. Bill snd Bob Walkelsy who it- tsnd high achool In Nelson sre spand. Int the ichool racatlon at tha horn* thtlr parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Walkiliy. Mlseei Mary and Meg Bradshsw ware Nelson Tlsltors on Ttaursdty. Orant and Jack Tlndile, who have bssn holldiylng with their parenta MT. and Mrs. W. J. Tlndsle, leavt aoon tto resume their high ichool •tudlM ln Vsncouver. Mlu Bosonistie Biter has returned lo Kaslo after Tltltlng Mlsi I OVERTAXES ARE IN SIGHT IN CRANBROOK To Pay Off $110,000 Waterworks Bonds BANKS ADVANCE MONTREAL, Jan. 8 lCP>— De- CIUTOBOOK, Jan, S-liayor Bob- arts in his annual iddrut itated that the oouncll wae working on a plin, which. If approved by tbe provincial and federal authorities, would remove the relief program trom all city work, placing the employees on a straight wigs basis which would benefit employees to the extent of 88 or 810 per month. Tbe plan, *e believed, would meet with tbe approval of govtrnment •uthorltlei. This tuns lsst year the olty waa Indebted to the bank to tha «xt*nt of 880,000, with additional out- ■tandlng acoounti amounting to 413,- 000. The amount due tbe beak It ■till the asms but the outstanding amount* have been reduced to 83,- 000, a creditable ahowlng oonaldsrtng the times. Tare* lirled list year amounted to tnttSJii. of which 884,188.78 ware oollttcted, luring unpaid Uses amounting to 818.187.18. Tbe city will continue the prepayment of teaae ocbeme during the oomlng year, hla worship stated, and asked all cltlaans to cooperate with tbe council In this msttsr. The city will allow five par cent interest on iuoh tax psyrasnt* Clots budgattlng and a careful watch orer the city's flnsnoes brought the corporation through s trying year, sftery dipirtment ot TDTERMSON TYPE OF BALL National Accepts the Speedier American League Sphere NIW YORK. Jan. 8 (API—The NsUonsl lesgui oompromlsed todaf with ths American league on standardisation ot the baseball—like a husband who want* to go to th* mountslns compromise* with hla wife wbo went* to go to the seashore. The national league at—opted the ipeedler American league ban ta toto. Pmldsnts John A. Heir—er snd William Karrldge of the two major clroulta; Thomas s. Shlbe, pert owner ot the Athttlos, and Jullsn W. Ourtlse, heads of ths two companies that msnufsoture the ball, met ln conference In Phils—tl- pbla and carried out the stand- ardtrmtlon msndsts passed -reeantrs st the Joint mettlngi in ChJlosgo. While ths iptKlflt-etloni SaeMsd upon srs tluit of sue ball used ta the Amtrloan lesgue laet season, the final "happy ending" ot a problem thst his plagued major ltague bwsbsll for many year, was a part triumph for the National leagus. Fsttsr though this new ball will bs, tt still Is fir slower than the "Jiokrabblt" pellet the two Magus* used s tsw yeer* ego and to whioh In theory tbs American league still clings. The nsw standard belL ttvonftBI. Is actually a sort of tween ths Jiekrabbtt of srlcan league at Its ths reaction ball of the Naaloasl leasut at 1U slowest. Ths Ml Is nine to stt in**. In tsrournSsreoo. and should weight nre So av, ounce.. mand for itock* brought prioas up i city govtmmsnt wa* within Its ts to higher presto in rtesrly splurge tlmstsd expenditure. of buying en the Montrtil stock exchange. Volume contracted lstsr allowing values to ease tomawhit. Bank* featured in th* hssviett trade In Bank of Montreal and Commerce •era leaders, adranclng 14 and 18 PolnU. nsptetlvely at 188 and 144. Canada Cement gained t, at 8!4, Canadian Car 44 and C. P. R. 14 a» 1414. Oalna of ons to firs points were ahown by tat. Lawrence Piper pre. terred. steel of Caned* end others. Bullish business newt contributed to the buying. With the dty paying a wtterwcrki debenture thla year amountln* to llionoo Cranbrook taxpayers could look forward to a material reduction In taxes from now on. L. COOK IS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL I—Ittiton Oook. who teaches school st Ceil—gar and who has been visiting serosa the West Arm. waa taken to Kootensy I—is osnsral hospMal Friday la tb* Sornera ambulant*. Fresh Oysters Triad, boDed or tttwtd —Just tha wa« Jtn Uka thsm. Drop in tonight and let as ttrrt you on* of tha flnsat of food*— 14 DO-HI Mts| JA with Baasa DUC GOLDEN vDate CAFE POUND SLIDES MOMTB_AL. Jan. t (CP)—The United Bute* dollar itreae-tbsced on Montresl foreign exchsngs* todiy whlls th* Britlah pound starling ktsd tbt French franc lost ground The dollar cloeed at 1-8 of I per osnt premium, up !. of 1 per wit from lsst niiht't final quotation. Th* pound fluctuated mildly to close a fraction abort tbt div'i low. 1 at 8810 18-18, off four otntt from Thursdiy. The French frant declined OS cent it 814 osnt*. ^__. Tea MBcTsTlnivn I B-aThtOn snd Mlaa Otlvs •userneed tha sas-s Mrs. W. Donaldson iptnt Tueedty la ltrelec-cn. a lurpru* party la of Wersg Mtt-Klnnon was held at the home ef her pirentt. Mr. and Mrs. M. MacKinnon. Bar. o. Kinney prtssnted Miss Mac——inon with a trsTelllag cue. Mrs. B. Oood ot artlkls, Saak, hss been visiting bar psrtnu Mr. snd Mrs. R. MaeDonald ind relitlvea. Mre Oeod will also visit rslstlve, at ths tars—t before returning. Tba Texas sTspsfrult ere* waa srrloutly rsdueed by tutunur storms. Wheot Unsettled Jan. 8 (A-n-wSthaoss In greln prlcas farmed the rule late todsy st s result of moderate etlUng la a market derold ot sny igtreatlTi support rrom burin. Late downturns wire sisoclaisd wtth Washington reports jr pro- Esd eongreeslonsl effort* to elim- te vol—itary fttturai ei tbe agricultural adjustment set. Wheat eloeed unsettled near the day's low point snd V. to 44 under reiUrdisy'• finish, eorn H to 1 osnt down, oats unchanged to 14 lowir, • nd proTleloni unchanged, to a rite of 7 cents. OUR PLANS FOR 1934 win include TsffB HK-ITLAR USB «F m TBATfS.rArTAVA TKLIPa«?l_t Btseatuc Um t-r-Uties of The Trs_i-C*nsds Telephone STStem make asls-psVailTig orer any distance simple, ipoedj and Inaxpenslre, btuintsas executiTws mm;- when are extending their use of the Trans Csnsds lines—rising them to proraote and adranoe their business pirns la distant territoriea. Telephoning oan also ba made a profitable proeednre hi your business—in eont-C—tig distant rsistt—Bara—la conducting outlying bus-teas with more spaad and ocooomy. Quick connection*, clear t»inrersatios_ sad aodtaTata rale* enable your most important t Is be eoc-dWed with spead aad aecoracy otst Trani-Csnsds line*. ! Hi I It \\S-( \> \l> \ SiMIM n*l*IFiFa*>l _,*>_ I BRITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY «. ________ MOB BIGHT T-l MaXSON DAILY HEWS, NELSON, B.C.—SAIT—DAT MORNING, JANTJABY t, ISM- ASK YOUR DOCTOR to order your medicine at the old reliable drug Store. Three Qraduate Druggists W. RUTHERFORD E. A. MANN H. R. MATTEWS »f ost Complete Dispensary Careful Dispensing Prompt Delivery MANN-RUTHERFORD CO. wswmm baker &wa-rd sts. njgjt WjfO Druggists and Statlonprs "''"ISU THIRTEEN THINGS TO REMEMBER 1.—Ths Value of time. 2- The success of pereeverance. 8.—The pleasure of working. 4.—The dignity of simplicity. 5.—The worth of character. «.—The power of kindness. 7.—The Influence of example. 8.—The obligation of duty. 9.-The wisdom of economy. 10.— The virtue of patience. 11. —Tbe Improvement of talent. 12.—The Joy or originating. 13.—To buy your Greeting Cards st— CAllen 's Art Shoppe Med|csl Arts Bldg. J. A.C. Laaghton, R.O. OI-TOr-gTRlBT—OPTICIAN Sulte ttS, Medlcsl Arts Building ALL CLABSIB OF Metal Work, Lathe Work, Drilling, Boring and Grinding, Motor Rewinding. Acetylene Welding BENNETT'S LIMITED NELSON FAMILY IN CARTOON FEATURE A Nelaon family has broken Into prominence through the pent ol BlU Counselscan and Charlie Plumb, Joint cartoonliti of the Bile Cinders festers of the oomlo luppli- ment, which hi* a wide emulation acroea th* united State* and Canada la the dally papers. The cartoon concerns the —liver? of s reilstered letter to airs. Blackwood ln snow-bound Kelson, and II Is from her dsughter Dud—r In California. To get lt there. "Bi —kle," boy character of th* feature, offers to Jump with a parachute when the mall plane la pasting over Nelson. Hli offer ii accepted and arrangements sre made to have him picked up with a dog team; He Jumps, Is duly picked up snd tbe letter delivered. The oonsternatlon d_played on the face of the brave little Blackle I* quite evident at Mrs. Blackwood read! the letter: "Dear Mother—I can't atand It one bit longer here In Csl.fa—s unless you send me my ,—nmcr underweir. Love, Dudley." Toronto Buoyant TOtMrlTO, Jan. 9 (OP)—Despite profit-taking which trimmed valuet sacs—what i.om tbe high point* tbi Toronto stock exchange dlaplayed l buoyant air todty. Volume was 53,000 thare*. Banks climbed sharply on buying believed to have originated In Bug- land. Montreal gained 17 point*, Dominion and Royal each nine, Commerce 7** end Toronto A. Brewery Issues dropped esrly gaina Brewing corporation laauee lost I, to V, and Canada Malting Vi. Witt- era common eessd Vt to MV, and Industrial Alcohol lo»t Vt. Construction Issue— gained, Canada cement preferred rising 8 and Canada Dredge 1. utilities and oils held fractional gain- Mann Improving Further Improvement Is noted tn ths condition ol 1, A, Mann, who It confined to hue home with s bad cold. ,—♦-♦_♦_♦-i»e» t■t»♦—♦»♦. Trail WILL PLACER GRAVE BAR FROM THE SALT WATER OFF QUEEN CHARLOTTES •ROM Day to Day by A. R. J. OUR SPECIALS SATURDAY and MONDAY EMPRESS COFFEE Mb glasi 45c TOMATO JUICE- Campbells ... 3 tins25c CORN FLAKES 3 pkgs. 25c COCOA- Rountree's i _s Tin 23c PINEAPPLE- Birkc Tin 19c WAX BEANS Tin 15c HERRINGS TOMATO SAUCE- 2 tint 35c PEAS- Garden Brand 2 tins 25c PASTRY FLOUR-7. Sack 33c RAISINS- Sunmaid puffad Pkg. 15c ORANGES- Navel. 3 doz'. 95c BANANAS- While They Last .. 3 ,_■». 25c HORSWILL BROS. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 2.5 To the Electors: I again offer myself as candidate for alderman. If elected I will do my utmost to see that the affair* of the City are carried on in an efficient manner. j. e. Mckenzie Candidate for Alderman Content for the five sldermsnio aest* li becoming increasingly milked with enthusiasm as nomination dsy. January I, for tbe Trail civic elections approaches. Already II candidates have tt—sed their hits In the election ring snd It 1* expected thit even more will be oom- lng out for the aidermanic easts. Rumor hsd 11 thst a woman would bt entered ln the contest but It hss caused little agitation smong tha enthusiastic voters * ... It Is evident that cltlaant ire endeavoring to make the UM election en Interesting ons snd srt anxious to tee a real fight. a . , • Alderman B. L. Qroutass hu not ai vat received any opposition In the mayorallty field but rumor has It that a "dark horse" may appear In nomination day. ... A oouteat of another nature Is ln th* offing. It Is the British Columbia association bonaplel, scheduled to take place ln Roealand Jan. 15 It lot Is good. If the weilher la not sufficiently cold to mikl Ice for tbat day the bonsplel opening will be pootponed until Jan. 33. The hour hu been ut for 10 am. when tbt Trail club will, bi uked to meet Ronlind tn tbl "All Corner*" The Klmberley and Nelson tesms win perl—pa arrive on tbe afternoon train at 2 p. m. when their teams will he reedy to enter the "All Comers'*. Of course these sre only tentative arrangements snd whether they are | carried out all depend* on Jick Frort. ... Weather ln Trail turned much colder Thurtdiy morning «o It sp- ptira that ths Bonsplel win he1 ttarted according to echedule for ln Rossland the temperature ta usually lower. PORTIAND BEATS VANCOUVER 4-2 l-OgrT-AHD. Ors.. Jan. 6 (AP)-. Ths Portland Buckaroos continued tbelr strong hold on iccond plac* In the Northwestern Hock*y lesgue tonight by detesting the Vancouver Uons, 4 to it. in s rousing bsttle. Bonds Irregular NEW TCsS_. Jbb. I (AP)-OS. government securities, dipping and rallying Intermittently, today held the tpotug-t In an otherwlM dull snd lscksdililcal bond market. Lossti ranged from 1-S3 to 13-l» ott a point wen la tbi majority it the doe*. In the foreign depm- mtnt, gains of one to around two were recorded by obligations of Austrtlii. Belslum, Austria, Can- mark, Plnland. Oermany and Polled PRINCE RUPBRT, B.C., Jan. B — (OP)—Indian AgeaA James Olllett ot —.aasstt and Peter Bean of Bklde- gate are organising a new mining undertaking on tb* Queen Charlotte Xds br whioh ooeree plaoer gold ,he pumped from under aalt water from Sedgewlck hay, Moresby Island. Tbe plaoer material lt believed to be a drift from an Island, the' gn-tmn act which hu already been staked and valuet are reported to be inch ea to ensure profitable operation*. A gravel scow hu been acquired by the syndicate from the Armour Salvage company of Prlno* Rupert and left today for ths lilisdi In taw of th* sendee boat Salvage Prince**, Th* venture hai nothing to do with thi oelebratad gold-bearing black sands ot Orsham Island, tha gold being free ln chancier and requiring no complicated extraction treatment. Mr. Olllett Is resigning u Indian agent for the Queen Charlotte Island*. Social New of Rossland Ths following oacumn ot socltl obwb and happenings in Rossland la conducted by sin Beasts B rsrguson Pbons un Ptrsusoa st est hems In Rossland and S.ve her dstatls ol event* at In- irut to tbl* column. May Change Legations r-OSfttAND. B. a, Jan. t—Mr. and Mrs. B. Nord snd Ion Htnry ot Sslmo are visiting Raasland re'.i- Uvei. * • • Mr. snd Mrs. Harry Watts have nturned from a visit In prultv.lt whsn they were tbe gusste of Mra. Wsde's parents, Mr. and Mn. P. M. Barrett. s s s Mr. and Mrs. J. Wllllirot and daughter, who have been visiting In Procter hive returned to tbelr home tn thU city. * e • Little Mlu Blsanor Quayls of TnU Is tn* guut ot hir uncle end aunt, Mr. tnd Mn. (rnut Quiyle, Quun street. ... N. Oerman of Nelaon, who hu been tbe guut of frlendt bin bu ceturned home. Mn. A. Daviaa of PrultTile, who wu ctbe guut of her eon and dtuih- ter-ln-lew over the hoi I da r*. returned home yesterday. * • •* Mn. p. T. Ahey, who hu been spending the holidays tn the city with htr husband, has returned to Kaslo. BBS Mrs. Percy Palmer end chlldr.n have nturned from Trail whin they w*n tba guut* of ber parents, Mr, snd Mn. J C. Murdoch. s * • The Woman's auxiliary to tbs Canadian legion, B-ES—., met Wednuday evening ln tbe no—lend armo- riu, the president, Mrs. A. I. Tret- ford presiding. Reports from vtrlou* oommltteu ehowed the affairs ot the organ—atlon to he well ln band, and preparttlont wer* made for various social affair, later on ln the iprlng. Those pressnt were Mrs. Arthur f. Trafford. Mra. Oouglu V. Wood, Mn. Wllllim Bulck, Mn. R. Criword, Mn. Robert Clellind, Mrs. W. P. Lane, Mrt. Charles flymmond*. Mn. Thomu Wood, Mn. Percy Ttyl- or, Mn. One'"y. Mm*. H. diL. Reiney, Mn. Pr-nh Lesson. Mn. W. Orssly-Jonas, Mrs. R. L. Wslker. Mra, 3. MoCullough aad Mra. Howsrd Perguson. CAR LOADINGS ARE INCREASED OTTAWA, Jan. S (OP)—Car loadings on Canadian rallwayt lor the I weak ending Dec. II, HS3, totalled 39JHO, an Increase of 4.388 over | the oomspondlng week a year ago, Ooal and mleoellaneout mtrchsn- dlu made the largut upswing, the I former Increasing from 5.T3A to SAW. a jump of a.ltt oan, and the litter from 4.38S to 8,405, aa ln- cnau of 1,01a can. Sight of tbe 11 oommodlty groups were higher, tht exceptions being grain and grain product!, dropped 379 oan, merchandlu of ltat-thm- t—rload-lota, which wu down by 347 and tb* group indicated by "other forest product!," which . * down 213 can. Coke waa up 944, pulp snd paper I 890, pulpsoxl ; M lumber ail. ore | 194 and linstock 19. CLEANUP SALE JUMBO KNIT ALL WOOL SWEATERS Values to 94.00 Black Only Death of Sherwood Accidental Says Juryj ?**—U*IE, B.C., Jan. 8—The coro- her't Jury enquiring Into tbe desth ot Ales. Sherwood wbo lost hi! life while on a hunting trip eeiiy ln Deoember met on Wednesday evening to consider the evidence. It wu sgreed that tha deceased came to bis death through the accidental discharge of his own rifle snd Inst no blama could attach to any other party. SALE ot Aluminum Ware Here is an opportunity to start the year right by cquiping your kitchen with good weight aluminum it exceptionally low prices TODAY ONLY DOUBLE BOILERS, 2 qt. Reg. Price »1.45 SALE PRICE $1.00 TEA KETTLES, 8 qt. Reg. Price $2.75 SALE PRICE fl.00 PERCOLATORS Reg. Price $1.85 SALE PRICE 90(> PRESERVING KETTLES Reg. Price $1.75 SALE PRICE f 1.10 And Many Similar Bargaiiu SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Wood, Vallance Hardware Company, Limited To the Electors OF THE CITY OF NELSON Having completed my term of two years as a member of your Board of Police Commissioners, I have decided to stand for one of the Aidermanic vacancies at the forthcoming Civic Elections. I respectfully solicit your support on January 11th, and if elected promise to devote my best efforts, judgment and time towards an impartial and reasonable administration of this city's business affairs during my term of office. Respectfully Yours, George C. Massey Specials in Curtains Odd lines—For Living Room, Dining Room, Bedroom and Kitchen LESS THAN HALF PRICE Kitchen Curtains 65c Bedroom Curtains 65c to 95c Ruffled Curtains $1.49 to $1.69 Brussels Nets $1.75 Rayon Curtains $1.50 to $1.75 White voile, plain and checks, 5 yards 95r* Colored voiles, blue, rose, gold and green, 5 yds. 95* s TANDAR FURNITURE CO. Complete House Furnishers D Nelson, B.C. New Year's Party in Packing Shed , TBRUalS. B. 0.. Jan. 8—Ssturdsy nlsht a delightful New Tesr't party wst glnn by th. Womtn'i Institute, when young and old satbered st tb* horn* ot Mr. snd Mrs. €, Jon. atone. Ths psckln( shed, conrerted Into a gaily dtcorated ball for the occasion presented a Tery pretty scene, wtth red snd green strtan—ra, arerfreen bought and wreath, landing sn spproprut* festive elr. Jolly femes and dancing were the order ot aba craning and shortly before supper presents were given to the younger people, and all Joined in tbe singing of "Auld Lang Synt." Those present wire Ut. and Mrs. J. H. McUod, Mlases Lily and Bessie McLeod Mr. snd Mr* B. H. Kill- ough, Mrs. W. Pratt, Mlas N. Pratt, Mrs. R. K. Wallace, Donald Wallace. Mr. and Mn. C. Jonstone. Miss Marlon JtmitoM. Mr* I. Pratt, Misses Lilian and Hslin Klllough of Kin- nslrd. Miss Phyllis Oborne of Bob- son. MUs Ksthy Barclay. Misses Dollls and Marguerite Irving, Oeorge Wilson Norman Janitor-*. Vernon Jonetone, Jim Klllough. Jsck Klllough and Joa Klllough of Kln- nalrd, Joe Irving, Bob Irving, Prank McLeod and Henry Hatton. Miss Phyliu Oborne of Robson was the guest of Mlsa Kstby Barclay durlns th* week. Mrs. Irving and daughtera were ths guests of Mr. snd Mrs. R. Grayson of Bonnlngton, New Tsar's day. Miss Ksthy Barclay la spendlns a week* holldiy with ber parenta at PTUltTSlt. Hon. lyemaaa Tokugawa, Japanese minister to Canada, who Is on his wsy to Washington. Cables from Toklo stared that Mr. Tokugawa might be tbe nest Japanese arabst- sador to ths United States. Hockey Results AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Tulss 1; Oklahoma >. Kansas City I; St. Louis «. Eiperunsnt* art being conducted by Chinese experts to discover whether bamboo, the "whlteptne" or th* Orient, may be used as a aouroa of newsprint. PLAZA CAFE When Food la cooked to your Mt.sY_ac.lon by our Chef, wbo •alma to Mtlify. ftPECIAL niNNEB TVxUy »nd "Tomorroit Boost Young Duck with Baked Apple ROAST TURKEY and Cranberry Sauce BOAST STUFFED GOOSE Crabapple Jelly Lemon Cream £A4> Hot Mince Pie J^t pj, Plum pudding SEE VIC GRAVIS MASTER. PLUMBKR For Modern Plumbing; AT MODERATE PRICES Opp. City Hsll PHONE 815 Start ths New Tear right by building u^ your System with Gallagher's System Tonic Smythe't Pharmaey Phone 1 NEWS OF THE DAY Get year TOBACCO and CIGARETTES at thi Nelson Newt Depot. B. B. TAXI. HEATED SEDANS. PHONE SI—DAT OR MOHT. (ITU) Don't forget the ssle ot dresses Is still on at tbe D, C. Art Shoppe. (swM MARGARET OAONON—A. L. C. M. TEACHER Or PIANO. PHONE tSSU PataU When you wint a Tail ride In a Bulck, Phone It, Nelson Tranafir Co. Ltd. (»1»4> Dene, tonight, from tl to 11, Eagle Hall. Admlaelon SO and Hoc. Melody Makers. (9SJJ) (WEEK Or PRAYER) UNITED SERVICES SALVATION ARMY TONIGHT, S O'CLOCK. (»7MI PLAZA CAI-E Dancing, cover charge u cents, starting tonight. TROJAN1 ORCHESTRA. (sbM>. Tilt RSI-AY, JANl'ARY 11 O. W. L. mlHtary wbUt. Pint of a ntw series tt Ostbollc htn. Orend prlaei given for high score of series. Tickets Uo. (MS9) The ulUbui for ths ISM Koott- saay Musical rritlral Is now ready far distribution end may be obtained from any of tbs following Item: Kooteney MuHc Hoasf. (Hiker's ud., flemlngs Grotwry, R. w- Dswson't office or any drug store. (•ND Grocery Specials Effective to Friday, Jan. 12th The best ot Brooms, _£(■; eech 3DV Delnty Dates, _g> I-lb. pkg. t"3r ChrUtlet Sodas, lt ea., «Q*t> Lkinld Veaier, "ii'es!,"" aja*} large, eaah O" Liquid veneer, small, _|C<r S reket P. a O. Seep and _«*«■} 1 Prlnreu I-ket, for.. *** Comb Honey, _C<^ 1-lb. pki SS-T Brald't orange Pekoe ttm+ tee, now "J 0 r * n i e , Pineapple, Rsapberry. Strawberry and Lemon ^Bttr Nectar syrap, II as..... tal>T Pastry Plenr. ._[<■ 7-Ib. bag ** VrgeUhlrs and Fruits fresh dally J. A. Irving 6c Co. The Oreat Supply House PHONE Ml Week-End SPECIALS Hot Wster Bottlee. jjq^ a-yesr guarantee *Vfr Vaginal Syringes, fiAtf> Beg. gl_l for **** t yards Oauss __|cr> aterUlacd V*^ Itc Paragon Toilet Tletue, _f _ J for CB.S.T 6 large bath oaksa .Qtt* > lb*. Malt and Ood Liter A_troll yoy FREE—Ons tube ef Squlbb's Tooth pasts Pre* wltb each pur- chase of Squlbbe product! emountlns to Mo or over. SPECIAL OPPTR 1 tube Pslmollve Shaving Cream; 1 bottli Palmollve Sharing Lotion— jotf Both for 9" 1 tube Colgatea Shaving Cresm: 1 boftl* Oolgstes Shaving Lotion— _n<- Both for «»™ Ambroai* Pace Powder S1.00; Ambrosia Paos Crtam 60c: Am- brosla rreshner *| sua S1D0—All three for.. T»._r*» 1 btnt crary Water crystslf, 1 book on diet— *« fj_ Both for "*•*»» I Writing Psd (sny slss): sag*. 9 pkga. a-Telopes—All for *"JT FLCimrs PWA»?MACY Mall orders given prompt at'enllon Medical Arts Bldg. Phons u Bos S09 Snt-rettort to THE POOLE DRtJO CO., LTD DONT GET CAUGHT with empty coal bins ORDER NOW GALT LUMP GALT NUT WILDFIRE BELLEVUE Fir, Birch and Cedar Wood BURNS COAL & CARTAGE CO. Phone 53 518 Ward $2.95 es to ft "amel an $3.95 ies to ft el and E $4.95 £MORY'§ Values to f5.50 Black, Camel and Great Values to f 9.00 Camel and Black Limited THE SUGAR BOWL I GROCERY WEEK-END SPECIALS t lbs. Cooking rigs, tor < do*, swiet Juicy gjjtf} Oranges «.** I lbs. tig Biscuits 2££ for 93^ 1-lb. pkt. Honey *ss_*t) Grahams ssasTT S lbs. Our Creamery 0_»* Batter °5T * pkt. Bopeiu Pekoe Tea with Fancy Cup and OSfi Saucer •* 4 lb*. Fretb Jolcy 9$U Dates *JT I large tins Pork aad saa.*} Bean. *"3T 4 lbs. Pun Strawberry s>si*v J I cant Peas, Com or f f AA j Tntmst—M .. ~cRet*T**- 1 4 cam Seckeys Salmon 1 lb. Brald't Best Coffee 1 lb. Freeh iltcrd Premium Bacon 1 dot. Freeh lin /ttot Ne. 1 *tv 55* 40* \ 30* PHONE 11* Ice Cream Bricks, Neggsti, Sherblclei, eta. TOM W. SLADER FOR ALDERMAN Hiring been rtoueited by a number of prominent cltlsens, I has* again decided to bt * Candidate for Alderman In the coming Olrle Reaction. A toss tor TOM W. SLADER wlU help elect a man wbo will do his utmost tor snythlng that will balp better condition! generally. WE SPECIALIZE IN THE MAKING OF DOORS AND STORM WINDOWS Large or small, and In any ttyle, we csn tskt ears of your door ind etorm window requirements. Strongly msde of durable miterls—, and moderate In cost. Be reedy for winter weather. Pbent I'i Tour Order New, aad We Win FU1 It Promptly A. H. GREEN CO. LTD. 701 FRONT STREET PHONE lit For Mayor Having; been requested by a large number of electors to offer my services for a second term in the Mayoralty, I have decided to do so. Considering; the difficult times through which we are passing, I believe that my record during the past twelve months justifies my belief that the majority of the citizens I will show their aproval by reelecting me to the office of Mayor. The votes and influence of the citizens will be | heartily appreciated. S.H.Smythe Mayor. ■fpv Nelson, B.C, January 5, 1984. CAPITOL TODAY ZANE GREY'S FLAMING MELODRAMA 'Sunset Pass* "WE GAMBLERS" CAROLE LOMBARD JACK OAKIE starts WILLIAM POWELL MONDAY "KENNEL MURDER CASE"
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