Meet Me at \Plaza Nanaimo ’s M. “ where you c Supper or ^o FIFTy^Py .£AR., NANAIMO, VANCOUVER ISLAND. BRITISH COU^MBIA, TUESDAY. JAfftJARY 14, 1930. SIX ARE ENTOMBED Little Interest Taken Acclamation Ciiven wikmEs In Duncan Elections TORY LEADERISPEAl; Ladysmith May{tr COLD Ai FAMINE NEinOLlTAirilld Duncan. Jan. 14—Little interest was Ladysmith. Jan. 14.- Mayor C iPORT STREET INiNEWORKINGS taken in the city municipal nominations INVANCOUYERON Reid w-as re-elected by acclan here yesterday. All offices were fillei yesterday, when the official no TOOnUETOLL TOrATROLBORIiS bv acclamation,nation, and there will be m tions were made. ange in the personnel of the various COlITTEE :re killed late ye.stcrday i For aldermen (two elected) inicipal bodies. The following nom THURSDAY NIGHT _ .______T. Bry- gas c.xplosion in the Pcerless-Casaba inations were received by the return Coal Co.'s mine at Straven, 40 miles Davidson. of the late t BFmSTAll The {ullowing report v ing officer. Mr. James Grcig: . W. A. Cnllum, D. J. from here, .^l least one man was in For hfayor —H. F. Prevost, nomi N aiicouvcr. J.in. R—Hon. R. B_ thf China in 1 the City Council last evening, and jured. Bepnett. Dominion Conservative lead/ vando. James King, W. Davenport the northern provnee of Shensi adepted t>j;_lhat bodj". ated by H. \V. Dickie and ft Dohsc and Walter Steele. The dead are Arthur 1-awIey. Cole For Aldermen—J. Marsh, nomina er. w*ll*dddrcs5 two meetings in Sa»-- here thousand, of persons are dSS tjcnticmen,—Your Streets Commit- man Davis, Chalon Hrantlev and Rob katchewan. speaking in Saskatoon i For Trustees (two to be elect ally front famine and exposure. ed by J. Weicker and T. J. Reeve There were nominated Messrs. Henry cc begs to submit herewith a brief Vernon, all white miners: Bill Lanier E. \V. Lee, nominated by F. Hocy ai 20. and at Regina on Jan. 21. pullinc of the activities in this branch negro, and a negro named Coleman. Wright and H. Wiostanley, members T. Pitt. N of the late Board, and Mr. W. A. Cnf- pi the Municipal Administration Jim Chesher, the .seventh miner in For School Trustec-W. (S. ‘Browi During the past year, the mos the shaft at the lime of the explosion: sey. nominated by R. A. Thorpe at There was no nomination for i tant svork undertaken by your was sent to a Birmingham hospital \V. G. Brownsey. \ The Conservative leader ...... umiitce was the surface treating of where physicians said he was in a cri \’ictoria lliLs mornini,orning and„ _ will...... make rnibn?aSfS lie roadways. This consisted of sur- tical condition. his first British Colum'Columbia • address• • ve.sy-Ka,iug whether the famine'JelW thearmy and navy. flushing with “CoUix ” emulsion The explosion occurred 1000 feel be Wednesdav night, returning to Van previous low ’ the entrance to the mine. couver TImrsdav morning where he ‘ o'rsiah' ’e1n!’*'' “^^^ -...... -...... were un At least 14 other men and possihiv VANCOPER CHILD cdins,uiuH cat by this method were oiled a number of others had left the shaft TONSIL OPERATION faprthF^ii^rijgylrdSis lurelv as a dust preventative. •m hour before the explosion occurred afWrcssrcss the V.'utcouvcrVancouver Women...... ’s Can-, This policy on the part of your com- officials said. m Club leavingCsivinf? tor' Kamloops mtee has met with some criticism, W. B. Hilthmise, slate mine inspec SERIOUSLY BURNED Friday night amiand addressinga< a gather- FATAL TO BOX! IS? nd in answer to this it might be stated tor. with a rescue party of more than lay niuht.light. This dewh'*di T‘*°n«ndi were frocen to I vsnir committee would have wel- Columbiairab^- visit.- ' a doren men. was at the mine within Vancouver, Jan. 14—Her clothing death during the recent cold wave, 11(1 an opportunity of doing per- two hours after the blast and immedi I with the therpjomcter at 32be- hanrnl work. However, we would set on fire as she warmed herself be LOGGER SUICIDES ... William athateur wel- ately began an investigation of the fore an open fireplace this morning, •nff'S-ed the mint out that the appropriation to this tccldent. Victoria. Jan. 14.—LeuU Soma- terweight boxiaxing champion, died to- Ci«rtmcnt does not allow of a policy Geraldine Walker, aged four, daugh fn!?. fa its his- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wal' )' tP'r'Til ***' MotheT^U ’s Health was so seriously burned that her i be department was devoted to work Shows Improvement dition is considered critical f this nature, less than half a mile of cork could have been aceSmplished W broakfasT ^STthS' VANCOUVER STOCK MARKET ith the monev available. workmen this morning and then re mi (Supplied by B. C. Bond Corporation! er off the streets would 1have been nc- Moihcns-cll. who has b< turned to his quarters. When he Bayview __ MISS RUTH MARRIOTT failed to join them for work his friends went to his shack where CEME TUHNET HU Established 18^ Ja« Oi HiLMLTe Pauley Dye Works RESTAl • We clean by continuous NA^^ KIN( ■ clarification., fwo brands CHOP SUEY, OmCERREPORTS M NIeol St. Phone 34$ No. 4 Chin.,«^' TO Ti COUNCIL ______Phone UsT S"' Don ’t Buy »-i«h my annuil rep endingading December 31, 1929. R.H. The work in your Medical Health Department i$ growing steadily year Plumbing, Hm; Hy year and with this the number of — both famous COAL 1^ .na?^^------cases and the type Uob-Heat UniU Are and Sheet ^ • ltd kind ot discs e ha* increased and for their ajfe, ridi ■ rtt altered with this Wlul Comt. Worb increase oi quarantinatile dis. Bastion SItmI n only be met by applying the most up- mellow flavor «best on lo-date methods for combating jmch Buy deep s< AGENT FOR JS diseases and good co-operathm not the market —and gel results. only from the medical profession bat McClary Stovei aad l irom the people of Nanaimo as a WE DELIVER. whole. The growth of the city is slow Hot Air Fmaoii JL hot steady .and the boundaries steadily FurnaceBi. widening and these two factors, to HARRY WEEKS i gether with an increasing rural pop- Phone 93 means an increased number of all communicable diseases. Then you must consider the tremendous tourist traffic, coming as it does from at least Nuiiw Free Press all parts of America, is boQnd not only to increase the number but also bping ALBERT STREET Fish and ChmS^’ and kinds oi diseases that are not nsoaUy found• d in Canada. T & MOTH. I Ih the first part of MEAT MARKET sad this was followed by an eptdemi .... FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE Hornea a V 'I. IV ‘niailcI > I «»•»'lc I V. Meat>,»i C4I PittnA ICS ft ' M mcdsles which lasted w^ll into the unfrtys. DeliveryIkr.t;....___*-• deik a ______- and t ningn order.* over .lOr. 4 lojyj. «t* atiA these two we had s 1^ cases of Sicken pox and i rtae, h»d »he tew aoMhe Cams* wH he ^ ^ * Hinaefc wh« is hHiH MhIm * « m CTtry way s Sausage e aandi Pork Pies at r;=iSsi^«r= Specialty. Barnard ’s I nfectioe WE DELIVER KMT dsagnosis aaddia so; .Sian earie m she • Phone tSC G. V. ALLMAN Store Om «l Ih* mam ta The medical profession have also .■sorted an cases promptly and co-oper ated in every way they could and all- iissirjar .ogether conditions are changed for The government inspection of all dairies and Usuing cards which give heir ratinUing and cards stating when PBILPOm last inspected for tuber •M <4 tM* nan. the herd « m m»m4 an f*re«n culosis,-ulosis, i-is working out satisfai OPEN DAY AND and is of great value when appUes for his licence, as the city of- Rogers ’ Bl.irkv Coca of the wMKt Mr licial then knows to whom he should W. H. PHILPOTT.N Peri issue a licence. This system also re- ilada in that ______-ieves the City. Health Inspector of mmd as mf very much work every month that ,lS-rSL-r? takes of did take up a lot of his time and leaves him free to attend to his Ih of the irhok world's coal rr- other cit” duties and at the same time w^ oil riig^rko^^ii^re^ as well done, if not better, by the COAL. The work of the inspector is still he- three months, but it leaves much to I ig carried out to my entire satisfac- supply of good pure water is the most | p.-»rc ^ with what is de»ircd and docs not provide for a Cangrri tionin and as far as 1 anam aware, to that essential thing for any community. of the town ami citii, ______great deal of waste that can be handled We Advue . Femiture lbih| M the City Board of Health also; and Milk Supply-The Provlndal Inspee- j I believe that ii people were given only by burning or complete destrnc- ir cut early that______official is carcareful isult me tion of Dairies and placing each dairy j the opportunitv lo be able- to. obtain------tion by incinerator or otherwise. I feel at you make an aer risom to b* 1 all matters that L. ri. notno sore about in its proper category, is helping us • pasteurized milk when desired-ired as well \ sure that an incinerator could be had m for ycur Mar- «aa cori. U e > that I may advise I considerably, as if provides for a reg- — -- =• - ' --' ‘ ----‘ that would not he very expensive and cel or Finger WiVe.Wfve. and avoid SAVE ONE-THIRD HI ceeps me posted as to wha •ular monthly inspection, and this in the running of which would not be disappointment. m his own department turn pres ides data to guide the pro- \ right direction, espc^allv during the great. REPAlRSv. The number of cases of lions per authorities tor whom they should | liot iPeathcr and lor infant- feeding, In conclusion, I desire to thank the Yours for good Hair-Dressing, ri tT BbSTcriDnita rarielsei or notifiable nature reported this issue licenses. Furthermore I am of tlic opinion, if Mayor and Cili^Cil> Board of Health for My Storage pay* my tri MALASPINA BEAUTY AND expeiHcs, so lo adveitiio department during the year was regular testing of aH dairy I we had a testing machine that was _____ ration and .for many kind- BARBER SHOP STtiS m 43b, distriltribute as follows from Jan. herds, at proper intervals by the same more, easily, handled that the milk nesses shown to mvself c pair work ha the Phone 266 the benefit, aira Uttojm authorities, gives further rahiabte data coulddo be more often tested withith a view year and also to the In!ispector for 1 Oar riirttMi may rehaail the as to the health of the dairv herd. of keeping u the Maiidard and thus painstakingking efforts in assistinga CRESCENT BEAUTY AND SSWk'prices, as above, fa i frirtr laririy. hai ri eari We have only to deal with the pro keeningig IIIifr-cl closer touch with cav he could and thus helpedhel to BARBER SHOP ALL WOKK CUAIAE here oach hage I per distribution of the milk and test The present:scnt machinema is better results than would hare \ Phone 1240 Phone ts ^ an lean ri oar _____ Scarlet ! if to see that it comes up to the stan-;; J ouires::i;. a great deal of strength lo han- been possibleliblc othriotherwise. ' i mayheM aari* eacr h i Cbicicen aara die and is dilficult to keep clean. All^of which is respeetfully sub- JOHNSON’S ifATIi that motor tiiiht eaa hr i While the conditions are not just all Garbage, Its Collection and Disposal that one ycoutd wish for, yet we may I —A system of collection of garbage GARACE justly feel proud of the milk as it is has been inaugurated during the past W. Edgar Brooks M Chapri SM led are nqtmsire: bat From June 3Wh. to Dec 31^'** beaag aw4t. airi it it eery ■ (hat we ihimM be ^ZIZ7~^ZZZZZZ % liich, etc. abk to Mniha« thcee mtwm Pinna nnd FnmHiire Polisher BABY'S OWN OAm Aey ai;^ and Wa^ thair Pianos and Furniture Repolished nd Repaired as new. Total— 62 Fine patcii In all of these cases there saths and only in a few ca ______MILKiS lere any sequelae, such as otitis media, Phone Fletcher’s Hnsk Store fcr.’ts.rrs.susr’JKmastmd or pneumonia following after measles. iHii \ or 1341R. m combat infectious diseases, but 1 DryWd t, !«al^ ils^LdOte^M^ am of the opinion that still better re- thtr Banh aaoMi «a ha friMag fht *ulu could be had if some of the loUowing recommendations D.J. JENKINS, Ltd. Fnrnitnre and C 'ed into effMt: Health Inspector. —That the inspec- Undertaking Parlors Hanlint «• be relieved of the duties of pound ae^r—------so thattJ _J all of "■his time might• ■ be■ 1, 3 and S Bastion Street X^SSmSTTmT given to ^i;^aftrt the proper dis- Royal Tranifc rihution of miOc, nuisances and antinable re«mlat>on$. This 1 am Phone 289 Sell^ aria occupy every moment of his time, egpeciatly if we are to expect good C. CUSWORTH results. PfannbinfondHentinf Isolation Hofpital.-This quesUon has ueen brought up every year for so GURNEY RANGES AND City Taxi.Cdb many years that in the face of noth- PARTS. TAXIS NIGHT OrP Dg done one .is apt to lose much oi (is enthusiasm, but the situation mutt IM Bastion Sl Nanaimo. B. Cl COAL and f«* ^ ii of too much import- ly to the entire Expressing and GenwA CUSMDliK. >w of WM. PLUMMER " ;e of the same tiae that has not got e kind of an isoUtion budding and If Yon Wut 2 Cars for Drimi , WAKTED-Used Ford Hrif-toe Trm* ar Roadmr h. goad dhage. Trade Phonej^ pitaL Every year the questioi TENDER STEAKS Magars' EJaetne TaUe Model Me t Httle interest and then is al 223 Selhy Si4 m Bettaiy Sm nwglm. tahk « •ade ont of mind. We have e We Have Them. THE PliliSE of great Opposite E 4 S- Cut from Prime Steer FOB fALE CMEAPu^ s* Sorely something can. be done when METAL INDUSTRIES I MMh. Agg(r JaaM* :be question is of such vita! importance ;o every citizen.______It is costing_ far loo ich to our people to be quaiquarantined «rra”V^?th Columbia ’s —loo much in loss of school attend City Meat MB MLS-Airt^ heater. either unknowm^rTn" ftnm'clnnt pr™ ance —too mnch lots of time to the ihteen thousand British Colombia dt^ers. I'hey were developed loworld- pnnually. I.nst year $70,030,976 wa« Market produced from British Columbia H. MeVlCKER FOB SAU^-KiKhen ni«e aad ether mines, of which $12,500,000wao paid slveneai. The V,incouver .Stock Ex farahate. »Sohooa otiaet. M-«l amine as we have had i- —------change is an important stimulus to Two Doors frooa Sponeot'o. maintain-Hhe isolation ^not * aut In dlridcnda. ‘ this aggressive policy. LOrr-h the ridritr of Machleary The I-xchanae is the pulw of PHONE 7S2 irificientty carried out. Why How do fhiac figures concern the great rirert, ** a^ ri |UB Finder jirospcrity of Individual citizens? metal industries. Ttirough men not have an isolation hospital of the Exchange, capital in Maaw aosBy Mr. Laag. yhaae rater Supply—This question the Workmen's pay-cheques represent United Slates, Great Britain and t of the Canadanada has been aflordcd an buyingjuyinC powerpowi ___ from... ^which...... I...... HI Hiiiwr- past year, not only to the City Council rity to partieipaic in the dcvelop-d; EAGLE HOTEL CO$T-tM»W jriadw but to the citizens of Nanaimo at well. , goc9*lumber,It swgaas/T:*, machinery,w«*. s< liivi > p t^s!IVUIkt PfO* ‘at Pna Press wbiet. I. asIS City Ofiicer of Health, have ad- vision*.ons, constructioncnnstnirHon of mills,I trans- ■Fhe VanThaver .Stock Exchange is a Victom Clucln'- ed a larger and t ,,„.tat!un and smelting ot ore, ship public institution filling an impprt- ping of met.als. I.umbcr mills, railway ant place in the cmtriuyment of Rnnovatod and NaW^ ■emedied. although tl«ercwas pli and steamshiplines, farms, factories, Furri*hod.J- wtuer to be had and it was sit . . wholesale houses and retail stores oiuml I and ■ BILL HART Question of a proper route and proper desive prosperity from mining pro dustriaiw-Me.it ...... —------infiuen” t the situation reir-=------gress. Dividend cheques buy motor i$i fMtniiiK aciiici Dinhv Room in CoimeeImB TheHMidyMai ______after year. I also advocat cart, clothing, luxuriesr homes. province In 1929. •mmm Cle**«rs To »«t ri ed when No. 2 Resep-oir w-as being Hot and Cold Showers. J. Benny. Manager. Fred Dawidn A Son* mi Wmi, Gmmtl Columbu. FUh ... _____X over _ Chip Shop situation and advucvise ns at to the best means of getting : a sufficient st^ly of good pure wafer.r. it would ill become Hot Tamalas daily. AB Orders Attoiriod Ta n and promptly acted upon, for a IMIWMO FREE PRESS, ' ■mE^AY. JANUARV M. im coraaLPm .r.,_ MTINEW ' C.P1B04I SERVICE The last meetingI of Ibc 1929 City , Counsil was held last ____jing.______with Mayor Busby presiding. Practically the last item of business transacted was the passing of a motion moved by Aid. Han and seconded by Aid. Dixon that a letter of protest be sent to the C.P.R. regarding the change in boat schedule to become effective during the time the Princess Elaine is off the run, undergoing repairs. .Aid. Hart thought it was unfair to change the hour of departure from 7 o'clock to 5:30 a.m., and he also o'bjected to the hour-. of______arrival from Vancouver.______Aid.AC Ironsansidc thought the matter should■ be given every consideration. He believed the C.P^. were doing the best they cotiI;L.Hindcr the circumstances, and CAN) IDA’S pointed out that all boats had occa- sionallnally to be overhauled. While the t^iaine s oft the_ run,, he said, V.P.K. were■e obliged to use what eqequip- . ment was available. .Aid. Dixon seconded the motion, which carried. Export ’ >f the B. C. Auto- , on behalf of that t that the city in- the corner of Wen tvorth illacc 5 iton of Aid. Baiirsby, s Hart, t liter was refern "p. Bell, secretary of the Bay School,)0l, wrote the CounciCounciluncil to thei effect Stands on a his Board were satisfied with the estimate of cost furnished by Supt. undliNindatioir Shepherd for the installation of a four-inch hydrant to furnish w'atsr !hool, the the cost of installation. On motion of Aid. Barsby. seconded by Aid. Dixon, the svork will be done ' s granted to tl Comparative Figures prietor of the Crescent Hotel to ii stall a water tapping at his premises 1928 and 1929 Trad* CemmlMlensrs herd First Ten Months Abroad > $217.1 . _ . _ . works during the past week. A perfunctory glance at the export figures The Parks and Properties annual of Canada dui^g the past year gives the report, was as follows : impressionof a generaldownward trend. Gcntlcnien,—Your Parks and Prop erties Committee begs to submit a short Analysis shows, however, that the reverse is aonm wm M .cimk review oi the activities in this depart ment during ahe past year. The principal commitments of this Due to conditions which no one can department may be laid to three control,theexportofraw material, mainly sources, viz., the Cliildren’s Plas-ground ...i in the Comox Road Park; the Auto grain and grain ptnducts, shows a decrease Park, and the Bathing Beaches. of $70,700,000. Credit ior the Children's Playground belongs principally to the Gyro r ' But, on the other hand, exports of gooA, whose efforts in this direction manufactured or partly manufactured, show e actual labor involved, was near an increase of $516,500,000, which is at the ly all supplied by members of the rate of9.4%. Club, and the work accomplished is a fitting testimonial to their effofts. The The trend of the j’ear's activity in export *^oMiir^'iKmii^ iC TArr) city aided ip the erection of the $L363- 709,672 liamisland and restroom, and also gave trade is clearly in the direction of increased theirr co-operation whenever possible. exports of manufactured or partly manufac The expericnfe oi the past two years turedgoods,whiletheexportof^ materials had shown that if the -Auto Pari ., cabins would has declined considerably. »—*T...... ■ lavc to b( died, as tourists in itrreasinfig numbersnhers were pa.ssirpa.ssing up Exports .... ___p when ihcv learned that this accommodation was not available. For First Ten Months of 1929 1928-a9 Thisis led to the decision erect t Compared with First Ten Monthsef 1928 cabins. Thele success o( the cabins so immediate, that a further bathlh “of ■ s three cabins were erected, and EACH YEAR IT GROWS IN jS5^ though the season was well on when the last cahiiis were finished, the laWTSO STATBS...... Vniaic Budd, New revenue from this source was $637.00 VOLUME AND IMPORTANCE on an investment of $1,223.75. The quarters of the caretaker have been made more comfortable, and he TO EVERY COMMUNITY ll|« will be in a position to devote his Direeter er Commerdal Intdliwe Swviee Sparc time to the improvement of the THE DOMINION c. H. PAVrat, Ottawa Respectfully submitted, I'arks and Properties Committee. •Aid- Hart moved, and Aid. Dixon seconded,- the motion carrying, that the street committee take steps to have sand put on all sidewalks which T^XPORT business iww provides more than Our goods are finding their way wherever trade arc in a dangerous condition owing to HOW CANADIANS CAN HELP the ice and snow, the work to be done two million Canadians with their livelihood. routes lead. before election day. ^ . So vast has Canada ’s foreign trade beij^me, that It remains, however, for Canadians to graq> On motion oi Aid. Ironside, a vote / Ae larger opportunities oflfcnng. Producers and of thaplrs-s^s passed to the City Hall nearly a quarter of our population depend upon IN REMOTE LANDS staff, to the city public works man manufacturers can help our export in several ager. Mr. Shepherd, for their faithful it for what they cat and what they wear; for and efficient work, during the year. theiL homes, their savings, their comforts and Think for a mtanent of this diverafication, ways: Mavor Busby and Aid. Smith, who are and see how our people are blaring the trails qf Imlh retiring this year, came in for a their luxuries. Export trade exerts its beneficence 1. Producing the .kind of coimnodities special vote oi thanks from the rest business all over the world. Here are some other Countries want. of the aldermen, who expressed their in every Canadian community and on evay disappointment at the city losing their Canadian farm. examples: Fence Wire for New Zealand, Auto 2. Maintaining produetkm so as to services. The Press was thanked on a assure contimiity of supply. motion by Aid. Barsby, who stated mobiles for India, Lanterns for East ^ca, that the reports had been accurate, Roughly, a third of our total annual produc Builders’ Tools for Fiji, Agricultural Implraents 3. Keeping aU products up to rigid ami that the faithful attendance of the reporters was to be commended. tion —to a value of $1,363,700.000—is shipped to for Sweden, Wallpaper for Chili, Box Shooks for^ standards. other lands. Per capita, Canadians are the Egypt, Ice Cream for China^h^ for Honduras, 4. Becoming familiar with buriness CITY LICENSES second largest exporters in the world. Leather for Hong Koa&^F^)(oe Dutch East methods abroad. - ' \/^l licenses to do business in this Indies, Rubber Tir^ofCxedfo-Slovakia, Canvas This is Canada ’s business. It is every citi city will expire on Wednesday. Jan ON A SOLID FOUNDATION Shoes for the 'Britts /Settlements, Flour for zen’s business, because the more goods Canada uary 15th. 1930, and must be renewed Portuguese East Africa>^achmery for Brazil, seUs abroad, the more certain and the more ample on or before that date. Because— it is Profitable Businesa..1^ U O 4,1« 90 0^ "Persons continuing in business after Canadian effort year by year is more actively Motor Trucks for Meso|x$aaua, Radio for will be her continued prosperity. that date without a-license will be directed towards supplying markets abroad. Our Argentine. liable to prosecution.^ GET LATEST INFORMATION . No further n«ke of any kind will export trade stands on a solid foundation. Our The ground is well prepared f^ still further ‘ Ip adtfition to the Trade ( be given. goods are in demand. Last year no less than 411 expansion. Will you take advantag^ Canada ’s Offices throughout the wwld, the Department of ’ T. D. JAMES. new business agencies in foreign lands were 26-3t License Inspector. 32 Trade Commisskaers abroad are constantly Trade and Commerce maintains at Ottawa a opened by our Trade Commissioners on behalf of r markets. Wherever a Trade highly specialized Commercial Intelligence Ser Canadian manufacturers and producers. Our vice. The sole duty of this azganizatkm is to CANADIAN PACIFIC Commissioner ’s Office has been opened, without, exports have become highly diversified. More ^ist exporters. If you have anezport problem. .s|. CANADAS exception there has been an increase in trade. first write the Commercial Intdligenoe Service. than 600 distinct classes of commodities are The demand for Canadian goods is growing in Up-to-date information will be provided and your r 7 GREATEST embraced, and the list is ever expanding. every country where we are represented. business will be facilitated in every way pos^le. , STEAMSHIPS 1. 1. Feb. 28. __ The DEPARTMENT o/ .vb. 7, 'Mar. 7_ Feb. 14. Mar. 14 _ •Not calling at BeUast. ' To CkoHMmrg-Loo. Jan. 31, M»f- 7------TRADE AND COMMERCE HON. JAMES MALCOLM, F. C. T. O’HARA, ^ FROM NEW IfORK ^ ;,/i Miniater. OTTAWA I^puty Mmiater. « Uw. 14 ----- ol Bedford NANAIMO FREE PRESS. TUESDAY. JANUARY 14. 1930. BIRTH 7- At Mrs. Reids Nursit^ 10th to the wife T!i* rtgnltr mooihly meeting of the BeiOM and ASter Baby Comes of^Mr*E Jaimes,*? scm." Mother BoaH of T«MJe will take the form of baby doing well. a public aiaembly to be held TUEf OTRENGTH and tranquil ‘ A* reliable tonic is then of definite help, for labor and BIRTH — At Mrs. Reids Nursing DAY, January 14th, at 7AS p_jb. In t! « ncTV«l *11C Wltraw »4»»Kva V Home, 104 Manning St.. Januai Spencer’s January Sale HOTEL il.^LASPIKA and which will ^ ant during this critical strain always deplete the l4th..'to the wife of Mr. j. Harp, be addressed by an period.- body ’s supply of mineral (nee Jean Dunn), Shawnigan Lake, _ salts. son. Dr. Earl Hall in attendance. csit of the Chy Manager plan of nwmi- The mother should be Mother and baby doing well cipal govemniem Which H is proposed dieerfuL Her vitality should Fellows* Syrup helps to WINTER MERCHANDISE AT SALE PRICES to adopt in Na» be high.high, Forror nature de-uc- replenish these, increases the Herb BrifhtOB'g TixL Fhoiie 80 A good and mands that she.nounsh two appetite, aids digestion, and ancc is earnestly sitfcited. instead of one. , noroves the general health. Boys' Overco&ts 6om in Canada —this fine NOTICE Women ’s Sweaters The expectantC^pCCMUll. mother is All Aldermanic candidates here- 15 onl.v. Women ’s Pililover Sweaters, t.incy_de- usually_____tt.a weak Mns4and nervous,ridkrvfrsiia. old tonic is now prescribed by by- invited to make mil.all iuse of my 'Com- signs in wool and silk and wool; real ® louble ;:;dand often continues so after in 68 countries of miitce Rooms on Bastion Street special value. Wednesday at ...... $1.00 values the world. ing the iM-esciuIt election. Phones Wednesday at $5.00 Vm^BUaJk^ babiby is bom. Dress Shirts %BJ90 27-k"*' F, S. CUNLIFFE. Women ’s Kimonas 3 dozen neat striped Dress Shirts with separate Genuine Ayrshire Blankets with collars to r Itch. These arc Ttxikc and .-\rrow A special offer of Heacn rioth Kim. black borders on aB sides. Sue Shirt< and a Broadcioth.s. arc in s-ood sveight and fanci 74x92 inc;ieK FELLOWS’ about 15 to sell at tli BOWLINC / -;$i:^ .'5])efia! ar ...... Fla^Shirtes$1.00 SYRUP COMMERCIAL FIVE PIN LEAGUE Gossard Corsets “Mossfield ” Blankets Rordae In the final ganie of the firstfi half in the Commercial League theIt- Malkin Front lacing t'or.-ets made from heavy pink coutil; Tlicsc arc all pure Wool Blanltcts I ar, (xcel- S: Pcai Co. team »-cre successful in low. medium top, well boned; six hoser supports. lem quality; soft and fluffy. .Color of svbiic with o1 & Styles to suit every figure; sires „ .50; values check of white, pink and mauve; -ir.- Mx84. Jost...... the...... ideal shirthirt for work o EUetors of lb. City of h taking the odd game from Ky-ati \Vholcsaler.s. Jack Ryan rolled nicely Weight 6 pounds, CQ OC these cool days. Sixi Udies and I.adies and Gentlemen:— January .Sale ...... ; $1.00 Wednesday, f 17J4. As a candidate for Alderman at to win high aggregate honors wil'iwith a Having been___ jiominated for Alder- total of 586 pins and won the Capit man in thethe foforthcoming election. 1 forthcoming election 1 respcctfully \ licit vour vote and support. It elected passes with high single of 257 pir Girls’ Dresses Crib Blankets Boys ’ Caps earnestly solicit yourjroor vote and mfhj- The following arc the *< I the polb next I svill sen e the community to the best Of good (|n.ili-,y Flannel. Serge .\ group of Bovs' Caps, suitable W.E ANDERSON ved -...... ------and Tweeds, all nicely trimmed for school wear; mo--Iv dark oi -'-'’‘'iVw.R. MITCHELL ^.191 1.58 178-527 These arc the Mossfield qualitv several years,5. I have an intimate .174 142 156-472 in comra.sting shades; colors of colorings and all sires in -iic lot knowledge of the■ city’s affairs. If you Color of white with red stripe. CARD 2.57 170 176-.5a5 fawn, nas-y, red and blue; ages .\bont three doren t. express your confidence in me at the 228 212 14t Sires 30x45: sveight _ Hi Il.sj ______will endeavor to look after tli To the Electors: kifis...... if) toi 14 years. 23 singly. interesls of the city to the best sf ni Ladies and Gentlemen,—! am solicit lamiary Sale JoSuir-; $2-.95 Wednesday a 50e ing your support at the polls on Thurs day for alderman on my seven years ’ Pearson W< Mmt-nmm Yew .'...l-k, 200 I (M« to33 record as an alderman. If you agree ...109 156 191- Sale of Women’s Shoes SELF SERVICE n-ith my record and can sec your way- .110 144 18S —44. dear to support me I respect fully Is: ,167 216 180 —5fv 200 pairs of Womeh's Shoes on sale Wed Grocery Specials ermank Board.* solicit your vote and influence at the G. Waugh .197 171 211-579 I earnest! 729 8(.7 905 nesday morning. Straps, Ties Eind Oxfords 75c tins Scotch Malt, 2K lbs. »e the Poll polb. WEDNESDAY ONLY Youi JOHN BARSBY. in patent, suede, kid and calfskin. Some 60c bottles Xwterine ------«e s ””«“^Jl1IAM HART. $1.15 bottles Km'ol OB . TO THE ELECTORATE OF THE ists. prepai have buckle trimmings; full range ^2,00 CITY OF NANAIMO dayoifs. _ Orange Pekoe Tea, lb. beg to saay that I am a candidate Having offered myself as a candidate of sizes. Wednesday at ...... »r re-election as Alderman. Feeling ImiMtrialtrial Oil at 88.C:00 p. S»rdinei In olive *>1. 2 tin* 2Sc Ib. of our Attest fresh Coffee that I have not betrayed the trust for Alderman in the forthcomini Davenport at 8:45 at 65c lb. placed in me on former occasions. I Strawberry J«m, 3H« , 39e •would respectfuDy ask yon to again for your aglci played 10 lbs. of Pie nom- for 55c. Sold tcadily to take the oddd point from WOMEN’S WINTER WEIGHT HOSIERY Royel Crown Lye, tin . Rvor me with your vote and influence. raise if elected to work for the best in wiA 1 Bs «f our DeUciotu Tea ^ McGR^R CHAS. IRONSIDE. NanaimoNanaimo Lumber Co. (Woods). Jimmy Uquid Ammoni*. bottle 10c. at 65c Ox terests of Nanaima Morrettiti of the Eagles showed good F. J. STANNARD. form, play-ingplaying steadily to win high Silk and Wool Hose, reg. 79c .. Large tins Tomatoes, solid pac^ TO THE ELECTORS OF NANAIMO In thb mr first appearance before aggregate honors with a total of 491, while...... - Dr. D. -.P. Margeson,Jargeson, a teamteam- Bleached SnU«n*«, lb. .. you for aldermanic honors, 1 solicit TO THE ELECTORS OF NANAIMO your influence and vote on Thi mate, rolled high single game to Novelty Silk and Wool Stockings ...... 69c Januao 16th. and should I be c_____. CITY the theatre passes with a score of R KNARSTON 1 will endeavor to the ^tbest of my abil- LadiMand > iuMify the confidence I am again a candidate for Alder Silk and Wool Hose, heavy, reg. 98c ..... 79c .....125 140 122-385 man at the coming election, and if my ._.186 143 162-491 action In former Coundb, when I had ™149 •" • ■ _ _ 136-45; All-wool Cashmere Hose, reg. $1.25.... 89c To Elmtam uT tho City «fN< a chance to serve you, are satisfactory- to you, I respectfully request your Dr. Margeson ...... 128 194 155-4^ 1 am a candidate for PBOK STS-ttS DEUVR vote and infln- vote and influence on my behalf. Silk and Wool in novelty designs, reg. $ 1.50. QuanD vegetailes Thorsday. If Yours truly, Sale Price ...... 98c cl^ed___ I_ will do my best______advance R G. CAVALSKY. I: iS: yonr interesu^iteresu and. the welfare of the general. CARD Children’s Golf Hose, Sale Price... 49c PROVISION SI JAMESGREEN. 122-122-385 To the Electors of the City of Na Low Scot Chicken Roll, lb. . 745 657 716 Dm Pickle*. 6 for To the Electort of the Gty of Nanai- naimo: I am a candidate for alderman in the might the Imperial Laundry Co, Sweet MiuUrd PickIkle., lb. JSe Oxrke’s Soups, Tomato, Vege play the GencNiI Auto Sates at Pickle*, lb. 3*e table and tk Tail, tmlL—Jfc Ladles and GenUemenr-Having been forthcoming -elections and I would ReGtb, lb. .3Se ‘ by a large number of elec- solicit your vote and inflnence a 9 o ’clock. Turn^ Carrots, per Oxl------Se MIXED FIVE PIN LEAGUE s allow my name to be put in polb on Thursday. Through a sick list the Capitol David Spencer, Ltd. CtBu.beD*s or Heinx Tomato a for Alderman, I finally As yon all know 1 have had pre Theatre were unable to bowl, they will Smip, 2 teas for ------2Se :nted to do so and would respect vious experience on the CouncU and again the score of rite Pats later fully solicit your vote and influence. am fully conversant with the needs of Tonight the Vagabonds will play the s sincerely, the city. Yonr vote and influence Orphans at 9:50 o ’clock. Funeral design*, wedding bouquets, StoclcweQ ’s SAM DRAKE. would be appreciated by cut flower*, etc., at Mr*. Newbury’s, Mama* RespectfullyfuUy y-ours.y Wakesioh avenue. 22-6t WE RECOMMEND PW. git We OolTCr. TO THE ELECTORS: JOHN K. HICKMAN. B. C Gty of Nouimo 1962 5 per cent Bonds at 96.00, I will be a candidate for Alderman NOTICE OF ELECTION MarceHing, 50c, by experienced oper TO THE ELECTORS: Public Notice is hereby- giilcn to the ator. Elsie Bingham. c|o Mr*. Uw- to yield 5.30 per cent. the coming election and toUdt yonr Electors______of the Municipality of the supporL Having bad several years ex I-adies and Gentlemen: Corporation of the City of Nanaimo, rence. No. 4 Prideaux St. 98-Im '\\\A\VmtlR/A////X#lperience in bnsinm administration I 1 am a candidate for that I require the presence of' '*the said Novelty Five—'The Orche*tra that ’* BRANSON, BROWN & CO., LTD. consider thb worthy, of yonr consid ors in your ward in the Municipal clcstors at the Council Cbaiimbers,^ity Malaiplna Hotel Hall, Bastion Street, NanaimNanaimo, on Mo different Phone W. Jackson or Dong eration as fitting me for a pUce on tl Elections. I have bad the honor Hoad Office, Central Bldg., Victoria, B. G. day, the 13th. day of January. 1929, Manson. ' 82-ti CounoiL being your representative on twelve o ’clock noon for the purpose Branches: 540 Howe St.. Vancouver; L’nion Bay Road. Courtena P. R. INKSTER. Coundl and if my past actions s electing persons to represent them as Lorrespondemt of Logan & Bryan jErflerteki{\nier\t J rant a lenewal of your confidence in Mayor, Aldermen, School Trustees and C Bond Dealers ’ Association. Van me I respectfully solicit your vote and Police Commissit i (•« Olt'UK The mode of nomination of candi .uiiiiiigMining cjrcnange. influence at the polb on Thursday. dates shall be as follows : See Our New JOSEPH DIXIXON. The candidate shall be nominated in Private Connections^ to An^tlm*Leading EalteVn Exchange fat Natural Color writing; the writing shall be sub TO THE NANAIMO ELECTORATE scribed by tw-o electors of the muni I wish to announce to the Nanaimo cipality- as proposer and seconder, and shall be delivered to the Returning TUXEDO tPMysterioos electorate that I will be Officer at any time between the date for the Aldermanic Board at the elec notice and tw-o p.m. of the day tion to be held on Thursday next lination; the said writing may Having served on the Council dur irabered 5 in the SUITS klmf’ COLD BIRTHDAY of the lunicipal Elections LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, NEURITIS RINGS ing three terms, 1924-25 and 1926, I Act,” and shall si t the names, resi- Your choiee of white have an intimate knowledge of dence and occupation or descri The Tux Coats are particu , or yellow goM. assorted j city’s affairs and feel that I can quali each person proposed, in such manner larly smart cut for this seas If you are a victim of any of the above conditions it w wWi , I designs: regolar values ' fy to serve the citizens of Nanaimo as sufficiently to identify such candi \ $6.00 to $6.75. Sale to I date; and in the event of a poll being on and arc shown with fancy 1 ckar, each in their best interests. isary, such poll shall be opened on silk vests and medium width pay you to investigate Chiropractic for the elimination < Uonel Barrymore I accordingly solicit the support Ifth day of January, 1930, at the trousers. $4 JO the citizens of Nanaimo at the polls of which every Lloyd HogbE Thursday. person it hereby required fo take such. If you can be helped through Chiropractic Adjus tice and govern himself accordingly. We carry a complete stock Taken under the Ocean. MURRAY A. E PLANTA. Given under my hand at Nanaim of dress accessories this fourth dav of January. 1930. ment I will tell you so. coMBrr. Ladies ’ Auxiliary, F. O. Eagles, will HAROLD HACKWOOD. See the new Tux Bow —it’s meet Tuesday, 7J0 p.m. Drill team 19-6t Returning Officer. snappy. meets at 7 o ’clock. B for CoBMBt to CONSULTATION FREE ALWAYS. Transfer of Boor lOTICE is hereby given thaV; The Powers & , day of February next, the ; tigned intends to appli Liquor WM. LINDSAY, D.C., Ph. C. ~ ‘ Board for con; insfer Doyle Co,, Ltd. — undivided one- :it m (Doctor of Cbiro|>raet!c) I I I I II Beer Licence Number 1491, and Wednesday Shopping sued in respect of premises being part -All That'* New-Always- Office Hours: 10-12, 2-5. 0;.10 8. of a building known os the Occidental Local fwmb Egg., p« d “Hotel,_____ corner_____ —of .Fitzwilliam .tzwiUiam atand Sel- PHONE25 Oddfellows ’ Building (Above Thorneycrofl ’s Sto byt... Streets,str—- -in *•-the City of Ni._____ Province of British Columbia, upon the Lm0» Tip. Uh, phg, Ik ------Unds described as Lot 3. Block 33. Victoria Land Registration District, in the Province of British Columbia, from restM sfcep; conforms Octavia Hamel to Charles Harper, of the City of Nanaimo, British Cdum- MAimi6ACHEQIlE I bia, the transferee. Dated at Nanaimo, B.C., this 4th. Ilptek Maid Salad OrMrOag, larga bottle, 2 bettla. for „ day of January, 1929. $12.00 CHARLES HARPER. 20-2U Applicant and Transferee. WUto^ Bloo and Striped Flanaelotte, 2 yard, for -----— Both Towrfe, Eogibl. orndo. pob —------— GULF SERVICE Hoaetitehod Pilhn» Caos^ aadi ------—— aunge in Scliedale CEffective January ISth, 1930) Cortain Net. 2 yard, for ------NANAIMO-VANCOUVER ROUTE Usddaackad Cottoo, 4 yard* for . Prin. Mary leaves Nanainio 5:30 a.m. Arrives Vancouver ------.8:30 a.m. FEATHERFROOF Leaves Vancouver a.m, Flotwl Croloaao, M iache. wide, y A..:.... J2:30 p.m. mPilloWB Leaves ..2:15 p.m. Soft and downy as the cloudx ■ THBEB STOBES < Arrii.. v\ ”incouvernc ______i:15 p.m. cus, $$M«wlHM twr P^. Leaves Varincouvcr_____------—6 .*00 p.m, Arrives Nanaimo ------,9^9:00 :G0 p.m. Extra SxShkff otf Smtanby Only MALPASS& WILSON J.HMALPASS Leaves Kanaimo ______^9:30 p.ra. Hi»mteo Sireat Albort StrMt. Arrives Vancouver ------12:30 p.m. JJ.Go$d&Co.,Ui Lagt Day MALPASS & WILSON GROCETERIA for Discount Arrives Vancouver Leaves Vancouver „ Arrives Nanaimo .11:30 p.m. 18 th » .U-t. - .^1 .-SI
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