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NO. 168 CHECK GERMAN ADVANCE ON COAST RETREAT OF TEUTONS FROM VISTULA HI IMPROVES 1 HOST DEADLY STRUGGLE OF WAR Thourout Taken By Allies | Bayonet Fighting in Russian Villages Lengthens Casualty Despite Terrific Losses Both Sides Are So Strong That Who Await Foe Silently $ TO PROTECT LONDON 9 Lists-German Landstrum Complains It Is Given 9 BRITISH COLUMBIANS * Battle in Northwest May Continue to Rage for Days. 9 TO SUPPLY SOCKS 9 FROM NAVAL RAID 9 Impossible Tasks by Commanders 9 Get Calais at All Costs Commanded Kaiser 9 VICTORIA, B.C., Oct. 27.— 9 -3> LONDON, Oct. 27, G:07 p.m. 9 9 Tho knitting muchlnes all the 9 9 —To frustrate the attempts or 9 9 Co(-uitlam hospital for the men- ] **• hostile cnaTO to reach London 9 9 further channels m the Thames, 9 {BATTLE BEGINS ON EAST PRUSSIAN 9 tally afflicted arc to be used 9' FLEET AGAIN IS 9 several of which previously hnd 9 BREAKING PRUSSIA^ LINE NORTH OF 9 for miking soeks fop the, Brit- •$• 9 Ish troopers at BHe front. Hon. <*> 9> been closed*, were banned today 3> FRONT, MUSCOVITES REPEL ATTACKS 9 H. 13. Youhg has issued' nn up- 9 SHELLING GERMANS by order of the British admlr- 9 NANCY FRENCH-JRCE FOE OVER BORDER 9 peal for wool yarn contributions 9 alty till -further notice. 9 9 so that lirltlsh Columbia may <$ <$> "Within certain limits vessels 9 9 help in providing a prrn.ortlon •? at anchor in the river must not 9 Petrograd Calls Victory in Poland Essential--Take Three 9 of the 300,000 pair;: of socks for ® <$> show lights between 7 p.m, and *$>Teuton s on Their ^rt Wing May Plan to Hold Positions 9 which Lord Kitchener lias up- <* 9 *6 a.m. 9 Thousand Men, Cannon-*Austrian Flanking Move 9 pedled. <$ Enemy Posts Heavy^Artillery 9 9 All Winter-!*, jr Canal Choked With Bodies of Enemy. 9 •* Tho appearance of tlie Germans In was declared, now nearly three the approach of new Russian tronp* coast for somo yme, and that she is was once tlie town.; guns their huge columns, by sheer months ago. succeeded in forcing their way across 1 thiB quarter was most unexpected, The Austrians In Gnllci,, nre w«**>-- In a battered condition. It Is difficult to understand why the weight of numbers, reached the the Yzer canal. They did it at a enlng nnd the Rhsflan tfonni resu^*-*1 since the German network of railway 1 trenches and turned our fellows out. Along the coaBt, where the allies frightful cost. Into a hail of shrapnel By stems and the previously construct From the statements which have Germans persist in , these futile ad the.ndvancp along the lines to th- bqen made by a doctor who arrived vances against entrenchments. The The Germans followed up their ad have the assistance of British and and shot the Germans charged night foothills of the Cnrotithlnns. Con">M- ed platforms for heavy guns pointed vantage most enterprisingly, pursuing French warships, they have apparent after night, only to be cut down by erable demoralization |q ronortn*f in VanoouVer today there must have policy, which seems to have become to tho probability of a German ad been a fierce engagement somewhere u perfect fetish with them, only the Tommies and enthusiastically ly more than held their own and after the thousands until the canal was among the Germans, onrtioulnrl- th vance from the northwest or west, or inflicting heavy losses on the Ger landstrum. which has been flghUn-** |r in the Pacific, as the Leipzig had a serves the allies well. cheering and singing as they came. choked at points with their bodies. from anywhere except the southwest. large number of wounded who are All went well until they met the mans liave compelled them to try for Those who succeeded in forcing their Poland. It complains It is given im The Germans made a grave error, Wounded Suffer Privations. an opening further inland. possible basks. now being attended. Beyond this The German retirement near Dlx British reserves, who happened to be way across came to death grips with It Is said. In not pursuing the advant their waiting adversaries and with statement no confirmation can be ob mude enabled the Belgian stretchei Losses Heaviest of War. Surrounded Austrian Division. age derived from their unexpected tained of tiie story. (Continued on Puge Three.) rifle shot and bayonet the struggle The attempt or the Austrian*- th en parties to go out and bring in the Ger Up until yesterday the aiiies had advance which would have enabled man wounded. Many of them had went on. Of the Germans who crossed velop the 16ft wing of the nrm«- «•**•" them to approach within eight miles been forced to give way at some the Yzer canal, according to British Gen. Brussiloff has* failed, aoordl-" been lying unattended for 24 hours points but today, according to the to a semi-official announcement. O- of Warsaw without their presence be ou the battlefield and were in a ter SIXTY TRAPPED reports, few escaped alive. Ocfc 21 about 20 ver-*-t<* (lfi m'I»f' ing made known. DECLARES GERMAN French official communication, they rible state. Among tliein was a beard have succeeded in holding their posi south of Sambor lhe Russlar* trono- Walt Until Morning Fatal. less youth of IK. surrounde.i in i* m-^uri'nl**. Wtl«« "- IN BURNING MINE tions at every point, from the mouth Gain Ground Near Dixmude. 38tH division or ifonvodt-> with el* For unknown reasons the Germans GENERAL SUICIDE Having been driven back in their of the Yzer to "the Lens, and have (By Dally News Leased ...re.) feet Ives belonglnr to the" land*-*trn — suddenly decided to delay the attack efforts to break through the allies' again advanced between Ypres and PARIS, Oct. 27, 11:10 p.m.—A brief until morning, which allowed the Si lines at Dlxmude, the Germans turned Thirty to Forty Others Known t0 Bo flrinrr uoo'n them from the surrouiM- Conqueror of Antwerp Rep.orted to Dead—Gas Explosion Causes Roulers, where there has been some official statement issued tonight by lnr heights. berian and other Russian reinforce their attention toward the centre and of the sternest fighting of this san the French war office regarding tbe Have Shot Self—Prussian Prince extreme left of the Belgians from the Tragedy in Illinois. Only a few of their soldier** sue ments adequately to protect the city. Slain, One Wounded guinary battle and where the British great battle which is In progress ln ceeded hy fovnr of nlerlit in •"•v'rr Papers found In the possession of front of,Pervyse tq pear Nieuport. {By Daily News Leased Wire.) Indian troops have made their first Belgium and northern France. The- themselves.- One mouni**ln artillei"' German officers indicate that the gen (By Daily News Leased o Ire.) They concentrated tremendous artil ROYALTON, Ills.. Oct. 27.—Slsty- apjicarance In the firing line. The text follows: division fell Into Russian hands. eral plan was to attack Warsaw that MiNDON, Oct. 27, 5:'20 p.m.—A de- lery fire on Infantry positions and ono miners who were trapped opposing forces aro so strong that it "There is nothing to report except night, one explanation of the change made the usual infantry advance in must, be many days before a decisive fi**.-** Prt*«5isn Bnttl- n*i*nt. atch to tlie News from Rotterdam on the lower level of a burning mine some progress on our part In the re Th", fol'owlnr f**o*« t"b<-« ^"o-inii Kn" in the plan is that the Germans failed ys that Gen. von Beseler, the con the hope of capturing the allied nonr here today, arc lielicvcd tonight result is attained by either side, de gion to the south of Dixmude." er«i nknfr wAq l!»»ii->d tnnlirH: to secure the assistance of the Polish teror of Antwerp, is dead. trenches. to bo beyond hope of rescue. Thirty spite the great losses they are suffer element upon which theylmd counted. Ho -JO others **r the 308 who entered the "FlBht !•*"-• b**<« heron on th> fr*"-' '" It is fluid that he shot himself A despatch to the Amsterdam Tele- ing and which grow greater as report Stubborn Battle, Berlin Says. "Rnstern Prussia. Wn l*nvo ••on'!'0"'" The Russian generals also admire Thursday In his room at Bruges. graaf from Sluis says: mine this morning were known to bo follows report. fierce Oerm.in nttr-ek-i !**- lb- met-*-- the Germans' abrupt extrication when The guns which were silent yester dead and late this afternoon 2S bodies BERLIN, Oct. 27, via Amsterdam of Pnkn>r»ewn, W* to^v nt nom'.p had been recovered. Along the front, stretching from tlie and London, 8:15 p.m.—General head- they found themselves outflanked. Prince Frederick Slain day are firing again today. The Thp mine belongs to the Franklin river Oise to the Meuse, from which on tho left bank of the Vistula n oo"- Their retreat was so complete and (By Dnlly News Leased Wire.) British ships have resumed the bom Quarters ..under date of Oct. 27 an Vf"' of nfionner-. Coal & Coke company and is located the Germans withdrew their best nounces: v precipitate thnt the Russians were un 3RLIN, via The Hagu,. and Bon bardment of the German trenches at "Th'* ' 'tMe frcn-i nM "it y •<*•«*•-*•* a mile from Royalton, troops to strengthen the army which P able to overtake nnd engage the rear don, net. 27.—The sixtieth Prussian Ostend. The Germans have again and The fire followed a pas explosion "The battle on the Yzer canal near frfim Volnn fi-mii*!* T-nyow " ' onsui Ry list, with a complete Bavar- is attempting to advance along tlie Ypres and southwesterly from Lille NnwemMFtn. pn)tnbrjt(>»| nri cilrv*-*. guard In action for several miles. The again/crossed the Yzer canal, but each that occurred five minutes before the coast, the French have been tnldtig whole affair, including the whirlwind Ian 1 ist, was published today. The list time they have been driven buck by miners were to begin work. About r>n is proceeding with tlie same stubborn ncitew. to tbo pionn. rf n,„ riynn'-^ Is he ailed with the name of Lleut.-Gen. tho offensive and to (he north of ness. Yesterday the German troops 'An-ion- tbo fieri***--.* tvoo**s thor- advance nnd retreat, at present is a artillery and machine gun fire and men had not entered the shaft hut Solssons have been engaging in an Were n*.**-•*«.**<•*•«•• roe**'* <'••*• puzzle, to the Russians. Prln e Frederick of Saxe-MelAengeh, the bayonet. The battle continues to the others had none down and begun made progress who was killed in battle near Mont- to scatter-to iho various workings. artillery duel with the Germans in WU Fsv-nti-il Wtotnrw. The Inhabitants of Warsaw say thnt ra'ge indecisively on the Yzer nnd be "On the other battlo front In the Igny, Aug. 23. tween Dlxmude and Ypres. The sound* of the expansion was Which they have destroyed several of western theatre of war no important "Thr. f'r"llt'.»rr ivc" ftntvo -iwfto'o" the dropping of Gorman bombs, which De(snatche s from tho south report the German batteries. They seem to Warships Play Havoc. heard in Royalton and every adult oor- s events have occurred." nroonn *[Vn---n nnd Pnwi* "••*•""- — were never damaging, has not ceased that the Germans have repulsed the son In the town, except the telephone liave been playing at V'' lianie for rnntnrad portion" nt tb» pnor-n"*- » and. reassured by tho presence of Fron ell attacks In southern Vosges. In severity and In losses the fight operators, hurried to the mine. Res some time. Tlie last three reports sl'**oni. Russian reinforcements and the prep ing exceeds thnt which occurred on cue parties were organlzd quickly and from Paris have announced the de "Wn won o •Wctory *•**-*»"+ **•*.-* p-"*'** arations being made to engage thc the Nettie and Meuse. The shell.*- help was summoned from surround ine struction of German guns. ,i»nl toward Nov>, *,liiv*""1r'" '""" Prussian Prince Wounded GERMANS SAID enemy, the life of the city has become (By Daitj- Wewa i*eased Wire.) from the warships play havoc In the towns. Gas In the mine, however, pre Zwolen, almost normal. German trenches. The Germ-Mis have vented the rescuers from penetrating Drive Them From French Soil. "Th" or,*-.- th*-« !<* i» ••-•.•-.,) •"• LIMOGES, Franco, Oct. 27.—Five brought up more artillery, some of more than ir>00 feet into the workings Further east the offensive tactics TO INVADE ANGOLA tno> n)ioii» *a f.r*"enPr. f»,1 -"""• •"• German officers wounded In battle are nnd thoy wore unable to roach tho , 1 In tho hospitals hero. Among the which lias been posted on the sea of the French have driven the Ger •joveral rfinchinn giifj J""-- " " *' • *" Vienna Says Ton Thousand Taken const at Hyefit and other places. 105 men' entrapped on Uhe lower level non. (By Dally News I-caseil Wire.) .number Is Prince .lean '.Charles of which was In flames. mans who were threatening Nancy Portugal to Send Troops to Repel At- Carblath-Beuthen, a lieutenant of the The lists of casualties brought Into buck across the frontier. tack on Its Colony—Confers "RoiiHi nf G-.V-. n,.v ***•*,*».**•«*• " VIRNNA, Oct. 27.—An official state One hundred and fifty men. how&y>r Pros-Jin"- H«n Vtotltlt* tonl* nif*' """ regiment of uhlans No, ;t, who is suf Bruges Is great. The monasteries The Germans, however, are so With Allies. ment issued today says: fering from a wound on the leg. have been transformed into hospitals. (Continued nn Pace Three.) e**" -ind Rdfl mpn nn-i pnme piTh"' "The sltttntlon Is unchanged ln cen strongly entrenched along the long guns. tral Giilit'lu. Southwest of Ivnngorod Germans Had Eight Corps, line that it is believed they are pre (By Daily News Leased Wire.) "Around T•r•"'*T,>',*•, «*•? bnuc- *••].,*•*•" our heroically fighting troops are o|i A Central News despatch from paring to remain for the winter, hold LONDON, Oct. 27.—A Portuguese eil so f."- nn *'••> rallwftv P" Stere"-' posed hy superior forces. One of ou REIMS DAMAGE TWO northeastern France says that when BRITISH GENERAL ing their positions until their present commission is in London arranging nsto and T.urka." corps hus made 10,000 prisoners. the Belgians undertook the defense objectives, tlie northern ports of details for the possible co-operation of the Yzer they held it for a week. France, liave been attained. of the Portuguese army with the al Russians Cross Vlrttula. "The Servians have been driven bac! to Vlshegrnil." HUNDRED MILLION At least two army corps faced the AMONG WOUNDED At other points the offensive has lies. Manuel, the former King of BERLIN, Oct. 27.—Oeneral head gallant Belgians. Their object was been resumed by the allied forces. Portugal, has offered his services to quarters announces: 'to force their right into France und the nrmy of Portugal should the re Make General Attack on Cattsro Tw0 Hundred Civilians Killed by Teu Crack Guards Regiments Are Hit Tlie French claim to have won the "To the west of Augustowo the at ton Shells—Masons Do Repairs thus succeed In turning the allies' Hard—Commander in Kitchen advantage in- an engagement at the public join the allies against Ger tack of the Germans Is slowly iiro* (Special Cubic to The Daily News and Amid Bomba-rdmont. left. * It cost the Belgians 1,000 cas er's New Army Dies. point where the line sweeps eastward many. ceedlng. To thc southwest of War Montreal Star.) ualties to prevent the attainment of ROME, Oct. 27.—An official state from the north, less than HO miles A Havas despatch from London by saw our troops have repulsed all thn (By Dally News Loased Wire.) this object. It is said on reliable (By Dnlly News Leased "Wire,) from Paris. Between Solssons and nttneks, of strong Russian forces. ment given out at Ccttlnje says that a way of Madrid reports that German LONDON, (let. 28, 4.4B i.m.—Tlv authority that the German emperor LONDON, Oct. 27, (t p.m.—A cas Berry au Bac, to the east of the bend troops liave invaded the Portuguese North, of Ivnngorod a IPW Russian general attack on Cnttaro has com Morning Post's correspondent, who hai had placed eight, army corps in thli menced pom both land and sea. Few ualty list Issued tonight, dated Oct. in the line, heavy fighting has been province of Angola, West Africa, and army* corps bus crossed the Vistula.'* Just returned from Reims, tolegrdphs section of tlie field. Their losses 23, reports "W officers hilled, 35 resumed. Apparently the engagement Austrian forts still reply to the fire of from Paris that the Insurance com that preparations are under way for have been frightful; their successes wounded and^33 missing. Among the was an artillery duel, the entrench the despatch to that province of war German Delay Was Error. the enemy and forts Lttstlca and Ver panies estimate the damago to Reftne practically nil. mav. have been ahniidoned. wounded are Hrig.-Oen. C. M, Kavan- ments of the opposing forces forbid- ships and troops from Portugal. PETROGRAD, Oct. 27, via London, at $200,0110,000. At t*he mayor's uffl,.* n it Is slated, the correspondent Says Capture T ourout. figh and Lieut-Col. 1_. B, Coo.*., 1st Hint this estimate will '»«• exceeded Toward the end of last week the Life guards; Lieut.-Col. P. A. Fergu when sundry damage to private pro situation was doubtful. Now there is son. 2nd Life guards, and Lieut.-Col. AMERICANS INDIGNANT perty is mlded, no reason to fear failure. Ou tlie E. Ii. Ward, Middlesex regiment. DEWET AND BEYERS JOIN "Over 200 civilians were killed lr contrary, first-class success may be Capt. John Jacob Astor, 1st Life the streets and houses during tju looked for which will place the Ger 1 guards, son of William Waldorf Astor, AT BERNSTORFF'S TALK OF 'month's bombardment," he adds.. One- mans finally on the defensive In the 13 wounded. SOUTH AFRICAN REBELS fourth of all the buildings were de west. Great, progress is being made Brig.-Gen. Charles Tolar MeMui** stroyed, "the most severe damage wn» iu tho reorganisation of tlie Belgian rough Kavanugh entered tbe army in BOTHA OFF FOR FRONT INVASION OF DOMINION In the iie«t portions of tho city "Whore army. the finest and nn>sL hlslwrlo bulltjlngi 1SK4, was breveted captain In 1890 are located, The Telegraph's correspondent on and became major the same year. He DeWet and Beyers Rebel. nounces that Gen. Louis Botha, pre (Special Despatch to The Dally News, of the German publicity propaganda the Dutch frontier reports that the al served in South Africa, 1901, and was and Montreal Star.) rushes to the fore with the assuranci "Fonts- thousand af the city's popu LONDON, Oct. 37, 8:37 p.m.—An mier of tho Union of South Africa, that Germany's love for the Monrot lation of l!»0,000 still remain. mOstlj lies captured Thourout Monday after mentioned In despatches twice, re has left for the front. NEW YORK, Oct..27,-HCommcntlng It had been occupied by a large force ceiving the D.S.O. and the Queen's other rebellion has broken out ln on thc suggestion of Count von Bern doctrine IB BO great that it would living in celtirs. Although the jjdm- South Africa. Gen. Christian DeWet The defense force, as the army of never contemplate the invasion of bnrdment continues Intermittently Of Germans from Bruges. The allies and King's medal. He'commanded tho Union of South Africa is called, storff, the German ambassador to the masons nn^^^^ command of tho union forces when although It was aware of these re pearance on this continent, German ambassador to raise tlie Issue Premier Botha decided to take up bellious preparations, it hud been tak "It wbuld seem (hat the 'lr«t rule of of the Monroe doctrine and assert Ger (By Daily News Lajueed Wire.) l KITCHENER BRAINS OF 9 arms against Germany. ing steps to preserve peace without a Oermnit diplomacy bending Its ener milny'H rlgbt lo Invade Canada? LONDON, Oet. 27.—It Li semi-ofn- $> EMPIRE, SAYS EDISON $, bloodshed. gies to create n favorable American "It is true that technically there is According to an official report re- OTTAWA CITY GOES claiiy reported at ivtrogiud, ao'eordlni J. « etved today, armed rebellious com public sentiment would be to let that nothing In the Monroe doctrine that to a Central Newa despatch, thnt thi 8> CHATHAM, (int., Oct. 27.— Speaking of .the war while mo- <$* "Now," continues the proclamation, Is one thing more .calculated^an. y landing of Gorman troops In Canadn, passed through Vienna alone, which 9 torinu through Chathom on His 9 town of Hellbron, In the northern part "the duty of tho government Is clear. of the Orange River colony, litis been other to make Americans give our ta provided Germany did hot try to hold 9 v OTTAWA, Oct. 27.—The cHy was officially estimated at .18(1,000 up 9 way from Detroit, Thomas A. <$ It Is determined to deal with the tho foolish talk ot those persons who territory. Thut is a matter that would 9 Is going Into Ih" npDh'.diHtrlhu- - to Sept. 13, now amouni-s to tit least • Edison, .thB famous American train has been stopped and armed comfort-to the ullles, It Is the picture which, ns Secretary Olncy said, 'Our have -loo.ooo men wounded and Incapa ••> Lord Kitchener, who, he said, 9 Tlie great majority of citizens In 9 OH nn experiment, »i carload of citizens of the defense force have every province of the union are thor Count von Bornstorff paints of Ger fint is law.' But why should Count 9 apples-and will sell them to citated through ill Hem Rbnu> sends •9 was the brains of the British 9 what are styled official reporls plac 9 Empire- at tile present time. <8> been taken from it and disarmed. oughly loyal and detest the Idea of man armies hacking their way ln Hernstorff undortnke to discuss the '*' citizens at a cost of 11,26 for Botha Goes to Front. Canadn. • - * ing the Gorman average eusualtles ut two bags. An official Pretoria despatch an (Continued ou Page Four.) , "Dr. Dornburg, second in command (Continued ou. Pago Four.) 10,000 daily, PAGE TWO
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BRITISH GENERAL When Taking AMONG WOUNDED AFRAID SHE Women's $35 and $40 a Vacation ty&wf (Continue*! from pane one.) commanding 2nd Life guards. He has go to the Great Halcyon Hot WAS DYING Stint the the order,of Swedish Sword, second Springs, where you can secure not Suits for $24.95 class. only rest, but" at the same tipia Here's n wofiderful chance to save money on your New Full Suit. havo tlie benefit of the best ntaAl- *M. i-teuL-Gep, Sir pdmund Franklin, clnal waters on the continent, un- who commanded the third division of Suffered Terribly Until She Therp are just twenty In the lot. Mude of Serge, Fancy Cord and equaled for rheumatism and kip- •_m_&k< Kitchener's new army, died suddenly Volour, In colors of Navy, Brown, Grey, Gruen and Black. Sizes 16 In their use. Let them run freely tonight.' ' dred ailments. Vlie springs are easy Took "Frult-a-tlm". to 42. Hardly any two alike ln the lot. Regular values $30.00 und to the box. of access to travellers and the MM Lletit.-Gen. ^Franklin, prior to •MO.oo each. hotel has been fitted up and IB Burning the command in Kltcheuei-'B ST. JE.\H ns M*m&, JAN. 37th. 1914. i army\ .was military secretary to the 1 conducted with a view to the maxi , "After offering for a long time •LOOK mum of comfort and convenience \ WrV- /^_\W WWw^kv^ secretary for war, which post he had With Dyspepsia, 1 have been cured Special Sale Price Today $24.95 Every home should place a box for guests. held since 1911. He was born In 1856 by ''Frmt-a-tives". I suffered so und served with distinction in India much thfit I would not dare eat for I In $tock at thin price— Rates: 512 and 915 per week, or 9: and other countries. He was director was afraid of dying. Five years ago, per day and upwards. of the adjutant-general's department I received samples of "Frint-a-tives". of the war qffice In lpO4-0G. 1 4id not wisl? to try them for I had The list also includes: little confidence in them but, seeing High Class Wealthy Apples Killed. my husband's anxiety, I decided to do Halcyon Hot Springs Blake, Majpr IB. A. C, Durham. L, I so and at once I felt relief. Then I , Connelnn, Major P. M.t H'nmpshlrc sent for three boxes and I kept improv 75c Sanitarium regiment. ing until I was cured. While sick, I WE ARE SHOWING SOME Glyn, Ueut. R. S„ East Kent regi Ipst several pounds, but after taking Suits WM. BOYD, Proprietor. ment. "Fruit-a-tives", I. quickly regained BEAUTIFUL CREATIONS IN Gwyer, Capt. C„ flth dragoons. what I had lost. Now I eat, sleep and Halcyon Arrow Lakes IJumekell. Capt. G. H., North Staf digestwell—in a word,I am completely Trading Co. fordshire regiment. cured, thanks to "Prnit-a-tives'', Lawson-Smith, Lieut, J., West York • T*» Home of Qood Groc.rl.s. MADAM M. CHARBONNEAU Clearing at Women's j)ress shire regiment. 1 Baker Strs.t McDougall, Lieut, H., East Kent "Fmit-a-tives" is the greatest regiment. stomach tonic in the world and will Klondyke Hotel' MiaflfoW, Capt. H. T., Leinster regl alwaysctire Indigestion, Sour Stomach, 3E Footwear ment. "Heartburn", Dyspepsia and other Ajetheven, Capt. D. G., Seaforllh Stomach Troubles. $35 Vernon Street Colonials, Pumps, Strap Effects HOTEL ARRIVALS OF A DAY Highlanders, Headquarters for miners, Brnol- 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. What looks richer or more .-dainty Noot, Second Lieut. M-. Past Kent At all dealers or sent on receipt of • terincn, loggers, railroad men. peeping otit from under a woman's regiment. Passle, Capt. L. D., Duke of Corn- price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. About twenty-five in tliis lot. Made Rates, $1.00 per day up. skirt than a hundsomo pnir of wnll'fs Llghtjnfunlry, of finest quality of Herges, Broadcloths, Patent \ Leather Colonials or Phillips, Lieut. J. D„ Fast Kent regi Velours uud Gabardines. Some qf NELSON A JOHNSON, Props. Pumps? There are leathers and ment. Rejd, Capt. E, B-, North Stafford them have coats cut-away in fronft The Hume leather, but Patent Leather is the shire regiment, and tunic skirts, others have the Red- Leather for Dress Wear. , Romilly, Caps. A. H-, Duke of Corn ingote coat and skirt made with yokq.' wall's Light Infantry. Colors Navy, Black, Green, Browiji Table d'Hot-s and • la Carta, We have the handsomest Patent Died of Wounds. Kootenay Hotel Leather Footwear that ever clasped Mahonoy, Capt. F. H., Cheshire regi and Carrol. Sizes 10, 18, 36 und 40'. Two doors from Postofflce a pretty ankle, ment, Jtegulur values, (50.00 to $65.00. Vernon Street .Wounded. HVMB-^K. Poiioff, Slpcjin City; Mf. Rates 91.00 and 11.25 per day. Btaft. Second Lieut., Durham LIgh' ana Mr». Thomas McNoish, J. D. L-ll- Every convenience given to the infantry. FREDDIE WELSH Special Sale llco", J. A. Tanner, Thomas WUson, traveling public. Electric piano and Budgen, Second Lieut., Leliislei Vancouver; 3. Dnnoff, C. p. Huipiltion, union bar In connection, where the R. Andrew & Co. regiment. 18 EASY WINNER H. D. Birkbeck, R. L. McUride, James best of wines and liquors are kept Leaders In Footfashion Butcher, Second Lleul., Dorsetshln Price $35 Darling, H. Perry Leake, City; F. MRS. MALLETT, Proprietress. regiment. Lumsden, D. P. Dawson, Calgary;. W. Carpenter, Second Lio"t„ East Sur Wins Decision Ovar Matty Baldwin R. Harms, Clarence Cunningham, Spo rey regi*m*tnt. Having, Every Round but Last liate." B. H. Stewart, Trail; WT B KOOTENAY—E. W. Weslfned, Mi,e- Coles. Lieut. J. H„ Enst Yorkshlrr three. P00I, Reno mine; A. C. Mesker, Midi- Icod; A. S. Jones, Grand Forks; G. regiment. "fV'ay; II. Qlegerlch, Kuslp; .John J. "Bourgeois, Crescent Valley. SIXTY TRAPPED . Cooper, Lieut. G. J. R., Roynl Scot (By Dally News Leased Wire.) Binns, R. G. Swan, 0. E. Webb, Van Greys. BOSTON, Mass., Oct. ST.—Fivddl couver; J. S. Carter, City; E. S, Glus IN BURNING MINE Cormack-Walshe, Lieut. E. J., Lelh- Welsh of England, lightweight ilnim , Revels toko. BARRISTER SAYS ster roglmcnt. plon of the world, won a decision to- Meagher & Co. Custnnce, Lieut. S. M., Royal Field nltfht over Matty Baldwin uf Churl, THE STORE FOR STYLE. THE STORE FOR QUALITY. (Continued rrom Face One. 1 artlllory. ton in a bout thut went the scheduled , LIFE THREATENED were taken from (he mine but more Dillon, Lieut., Royal Army Medicii' 12 rounds. Welsh won on points. Hi tliqn 80 of these had bcon overcome corps. had the better Of eVorw round lo tin Fox, LlPut. V., Duke of CurnwuU'f teiifh, when Baldwin cut loose. Thut by gas. Two died ut the surface, A round an i the remaining tw , w J. E. Bird Marked Man—Coast Police nilno rescue cm* from Benton, ill,, ar Light infantry. ( ( penitentiary. In the supreme court op rived ncurly four hours ..after the. ex GUbcrtson, Second Lieut. F. .(.. Dur- Baldwin's. Welsh cume through the Court Prosecutor Gives List of liam Light Infantry. encounter without a mark. Monday the grand Jury returned true plosion, with a supply of oxygen he! hills in both cases of the two women Victims Marked Out mets. The work of rescue then was Glbss, Second Lieut. J. F., Seaforth <*» Kootenay and Boundary! Highlanders charged with setting fire to tho house (By Dally Nows Leased Wire.) pushed with vigor and soon "28*bodlee CHANEY GETS DECISION. occupied by them. had been recovered. Grlndcl. Lieut. H. N. H., Leicester VANCOUVER, B. C, Oct. 27.—That shire regiment. WINDERMERE PEOPLE On Sunday "A" company of the 107th .1. E. Bird, a barrister, who was prom Companies were organize,* t« buttle (By Dally News Lcpscd Wire.) regiment under Capt. Moffatt was the flames in the lower level' but -., Hnmilton, Lieut.* G. F-. East Ken' SHOW THEIR PATRIOTISM inently connected with the fight to ad regiment. AKRON. O., Oct. 27.—George Chancy given a march out of several miles. ports feared it would be impossible mit the Hindus from the orient on the to subdue the fire unlets the burning Hoidsworth, Lieut. W.. 18th hptisars of Baltimore received tihe ncwspjiin* (Special to The Dally News) Komagatu maru, hus been Informed sections were sealed, It was announc Horrocks, Second Lieut., Middlesex decision over Cal Deluiiey of Cleveland rNVERMB^B, B. C Oct. 27.—In WILL SPEED WORK ON thut he Is a "marked man" and muy ed that this would not be done until regiment. hero tonight after 1- rounds of fust answer to a call for volunteers to form KOOTENAY CENTRAL bo killed, was the statement he made all hope.of saving the entrapped men King, Lieut, F. D. S„ Dorsetshire boxing. a company for the East Kootenay regi to Magistrate Shaw in court this wus abandoned. regiment. morning when urglai his worship to ment a meeting was held at Athalnier (Special to The Duliy News) JAMES MARSHALL, ProDNffcr. Kendall, Lieut, F. A., Duke of Corn and a committee formed to proceed IWKRMFRF, B. C„ Oct. 27.—An admit Rum Singh; the Hindu leader, CANApA IS READY TO wall's Light infantry, TOTAL STEEL EARNINGS • .STRATiHCOXA—Fred Irvlno. A. H.hel d on a, charge of Inciting to mur Mills. Lieut. A. F. II- Duke of Corn GROW TWO MILLIONS with the work of organization. There other step In tho construction of tile" •Graccy, B. H. Smith, A: M, Johnson, der In connection with tho killing'of, FACE WAR CONSEQUENCES wall's Light infantry. lias ben formed a brunch of the Cana Kootenay Central branch of tho Cana ell*y; W. J. Farmer, Custlcgur; M. S. Inspector' Hopklnson, out on ball. Buil ' Orfcn-Pnlmcr, Capt. R. A. H., Lein dian 'Red Cross society and the mem dian Pacific railway was made lust Davys, New Denver; T. Stevenson, J. was not grunted. Sir George Foster Remarks That Bern ster regiment. (By Dally News leased Wire.) hers aro 'busily engaged In making- week by the construction of the swing D. XIHlcO, Vancouvor; T. Kllpatrick, storff Talk is About Purely Aca Rolison, Second Lieut. T. M., BaSl articles for the soldiers at the front. bridge which crosses the Columbia demic Question. NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—By reducing iftevelsltoke; W. P. Alderson, Sheeip In this connection J". K. Kennedy, Yorkshire regiment. the dividend on the common stoca for Under thc ausplcos of the Windermere river. Since it has been built It has creek; G. O. Tlerney, Shields; J. 13. police court prosecutor, madc the fol Slunflcld, Lieut., East Kent regi district bourd of trade funds are be enabled work trains to cross into this Cunningham, Calgary; J. Williamson, OTTAWA. Oct. 27.—The statement the third quarter of the year from lowing stntement to the court: ment. the regular rate of 1 1-4 per cent to ing collected for the patriotic fund. neighborhood and will allow tho lay*. Pprt WHlhinV; Mr. and Mr** H,. \J\ "Long before any of the recent trage made by the German umbussudor at Stockwell, Cnpt, C. I., Seaforth Wlnterhum, Miss Wlnterhum.Port Ar Washington, that because Cnnad'i h«s % of l per cent the directors of the From a ball recently given In Athal- Ing of steel to be more rapidly pro-' dies we hud In our possession an .it'll Highlanders, United States Steel corporation today me'r $102.50 was handed over. oeoded with. thur; WHHam Winter, Igimce; Ja-mcs davit to the effect that plans had sent) troops to Europe to fight Ger Thackwelt, Copt. D. S. C. 18th hus Cluckton, Edmonton. many tiie Monroe tloetrinc docs not ap fulfilled general expectations aud been made for the killing of Argun sars. MRS. SIMON DRAGON IS Singh. Ram Singh, Bela Singh, But- ply and Canada is liable to invasion . Trewman, Second Lieut., Middlesex wero able to report a surplus of $89,- INVERMERE PEOPLE by Germany has caused llttlo inter 479. 'Had the regular dividend been BURIED AT FERNIE ORGANIZE GOLF CLUB tan Singh, Inspector Hopklnson and est o concern here. regiment. r Ward, Lieut.-Col., B. E-, Middlesex declared tiie deficit of almost $ill5Q0,- Chief Inspector Rold. Argnn Singh Is Sl George Foster, acting premier, Queen's Hotel dead, Ram Singh has stood trial for r regiment. 000 shown after dividend payments (Special to The Daily News) (Special to Tho Daily News) when aske(] what the government Whlto, Capt., Middlesex vegiment. of the first half of the year would FBRNDJ), H. C, Oct. 27.—Tiie funeral I'XVIOn.MICRK, II. - C, Oct. 27.—A murder, Bola Singh ls being held on a thought about the question, replied Whltton, Cnpt. P. E„ Leinster regi of th0 late Mrs. .Simon Dragon took murder ch.argo and Inspector Hop that it was too busy al present to pay have been increased to almost J15,* gulf club has 'been organized and the klnson and Button Singh arc dead ment. 000,000. place on Monday morning from the links on Canterbury point mude pos Bteam Heat In Ever; Room attention to such statements, Williams, Lieut.. Rifle hrlf-ude. Catholic church, at which a very large Thc only man mentioned in that affi "After all, that Is purely an ucndemlf Total earnings of $22,270,002 were sible to play upon. The club hus a davit to whom some harm has not «. number of friends and relatives of the nine-In ile course on the beautiful question. The facts ar0 that CaftaoV almost (2,000,000 larger than In the deceased attended. Deceased was the "alien Is Mr, Reld." Is ut war with Germany ami we niti--*"' FRIED APPLES stretch of ground just south of the Business Lunch 36c. preceding quarter, while the net inwife of Simon Dragon, proprietor of townslte and immediately overlooking be prepared to take the consequence! come of $14,682,022 wns ahout $-.400.- Rates: 91.50 and 92.00 Day. that war entails." Quarter and core five apples with tho Queen's hotel here, and has been Lake Windermere. out paring. Put into a frying 'pan arid 000 larger. Analysis of the statement a resident of Fernie for a number of showed that August -business was bet years. The local lodge of tho Slavon SIKHS AND GHURKAS CHRISTINA LAKE HAS melt Ijeef drippings in it; when hot Tho Hallowe'en entertainment for .QVEENS—J, Delorle, Nelson; W> lay a layer of apples in It, skin side ter than that of July, while Septem ian society attended ns guard of honor. Williams, Edgewood; A. J. lilanuy, NEW SHINGLE MILL ber earnings were the smallest of the Andrea Belytrosi, the young Italian the ciiihlrcr*.of members of Clan .John Iflidwuy;. Mrs. Prenctwrd, H. M. Milk down, sprinkle with brown sugar and Quarter. The reduced dividend Is the who pleaded guilty before Mr. Justice stone No. 212 and their friends will be INFLICT AWFUL LOSS (Special to Tho Daily News) when nearly done turn and brown; held iu Oddfellows hall an Kriday eve anid family, Chicago; F. Vaughn, Ot CHRISTINA LAKE. B.C.. Oct. 27 first change since 1911, prior to which Macdonald on Monday morning to hav tawa; Mrs. Hamiml, New York; G, place on a platter and sprinkle with ing stolen $250 from his room-mute,, ning commencing at 7 o'clock. Tickets —C. Sander-*, has nearly completed his sugar; set in a hot oven and con the rate varied from nothing in 1904* may he obtained from members of tho Wpqdland, Kaslo; J. (j. Davis, North- (Continued from Page One.) now shingle mill. Thi-- mill Is situ 05 tp 51& per cent In 1910. was sentenced to three years in the) fciort, tinue frying' apples one layer at a entertainment committee. Indian troops. For a moment there ated ut tihe head of the lake. time. ivus a wild scrimmage. The Sikhs An hotel will be opened for bushiest nt tho c
a testimony to German l'iendialuieas! Cpe ©ailp JBenis Montreal Herald. MAKE QUAGMIRE CANADIAN OFFICER '• How Would You Like It? JAILED IN BRITAIN Published at Nelson Every Morning Canada is a land In tho temperate BEFORE TRENCHES What Vibration Means Except Sunday, by zone, rich agriculturally and with lim Wolfe's """Vibration means the artificial stimulation and rcsuseltution of. the; The Newt Publishing Company, itless natural resources. It Is precise Germans Catch French Infantry in Captain Schultz Is Released Through Limited ly such a territory as the Germans Efforts of General Sam Hughes Aromatic Schiedam 'basic lire-giving force of the human body. Vibration is the life of the' would dearly love to get into Uioir Deadly Trap by Clever Dodge- Wire Entanglements Bad. —6erman Name Cause. world. We all ow0 our being to the vibratory principle. W. G. FOSTER, Editor and Manager. possession. They could send their This principle has gained a place among tho most progressive physi surplus population here by Hie mil (Special Oable to The Daily News and (Canndlnn Associated Press Cable.) cians. But often, for some reason,the system Is run- down, or sumo part LEGAL AND OFFICIAL lions and crente In our fat provinces LONDON, Oct. 27.—Capt. Schultz, Schnapps of It falls to perform Its functions. .Then comes tho: time when no human and on our brond prairies a new (5er- New- York Times.) ADVERTISING LONDON, Oct. 27-—A wounded formerly a well known officer of the (HOLLANDS am) P rT agency, no remedy, no medicine can do aB much good us meohanlcal niany. This would Imply Gorman rule Royal Canadians, who is now living the most healthful spirit ob vibration. Not only to restore the body to its normal condition but W at Ottawa—German domination In our Scotchman, back from the front, gives build up a permanence of health and energy. * •"' Effective on and after Jan. 1, 1913. the following details oE German en in Lancashire, has had the uuplensnnt tainable, and the very best cities—German 'garrisons throughout experience of being arrested by the legal Advertising (includes municipal our country—German officers swag trenchment methods: stimulant for general use. Everyone knows how soothing and refreshing It Is to be rubbed; many Preston police, inferring that he was As a pick-me-up tonic and diges persons pay J2.00 to ?8.00 per treatment at massugo parlors. Mechanical * and government notices) — 12cgerin g about our streets—German In "A German device that is new to an alien who had neglected to regis per line for tho first insertion solence to our civilians, our women me Is the making of quagmires in tive Wolfe's Schnapps is always vibration, possible In your own home with a V13BDEE VIBRATOR, la. ter. In this difficulty Capt. Schultz better than any personal treatment. and eight cents per line for all and even our children. We should front of the trenches, usually by dig approached Major-Gen. Sam Hughes, opportune, exercising the most •ubsequent Insertions. have Zabern incidents by the score- ging extra trenches a lew hundred who straightway wrote, through tho beneficial effect upon the liver, Vibration means beauty and health and life. In certain cases, however, for the Montreal would become another feet from the real one", throwing in high commissioner, that Schultz was kidneys and other organs. convenience of the public, flat Strassburg.—Montreal Star. the loose clay and then flooding them one of the most efficient officers ever FREE TRIAL AT THE VEEDEE OFFICE, McCULLOCK BLOCK. rates have been set, as follows: so that you -get a ditch of liquid mud. to serve In the Canadian militia and Postal Address: Veedee, P.O. Box 865, Nelson, B.C. Applioatlona for Liquor Licenses:— "One day a French infantry detach .*^3>-3*-M-$xm-*W-^-'^ J,I>^!N^5>.?. wns actually of United Empire Loyal Once per week for four weeks, ment was advancing finely against ist descent and that Gen. Hughes 15; dally for month, $30. 3> ** tiie German position until it stumbled Applioationa for Transfer of Liquor 9 COLD 8TORAGE 9 knew him personally for many years. into one of theBB bogs and just as it The chief constable of Preston today Licenses:—* Once per week for 9 was stuck fast It was treated to a four weeks, $7.50; dally for $Q^W&9&9^G^93m&M^^ Informed the high commissioner that hall ot fire. he was satisfied with the proofs. month, $45. Master—Can a leopard change his "Barbed wire entanglements nre 10 Land Purchase Notices:—Once per spots? times worse thnn what wo found in week for 60 days, $7. Freddie—Yes, sir. South Africn. Usually they are hid HOPE FOR SOLUTION OF FINANCIAL PROBLEM \i\M\m Land LeasB Notices:—Once per week "Now, that's quito wrong. You den away In the long grass and you for 60 days, $7. know that a leopard cannot change don't see them until they catch you ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Certificate of Improvement Notice's: his spots." in the legs and bring you down. How Cotton Situation Appears to Be Grow Popular Pioneer Lin* Sailings —Once per week for 60 days, "Oh, but he can, sir, really.'* ever, we're getting up to the dodge. ing Rapidly Better, Great .Brit Montreal Direct to Liverpool. $12.50. "Well, tell me how, then?" Now we call the wires 'mug racks' ain's Action Aiding S.S. HESPERIAN NOVEMBER 5th Delinquent Co-ownership Notices:— "When he's tired of sitting on one becnuse It Is only the mugs who get S.S. GRAMPIAN NOVEMBER 12th Once per week for 90 days, $25. (By Dully News Leased Wlro.) - S.S. SCOTIAN NOVEMBER 17th spot ho can change to another.'' caught in them." W. R. ALLAN, Duplicate Certificate of Title Notices: WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—Although Montreal Direct to Glasgow. —Four Insertions, $8; eight In negotiations ibetween Sir George Palsh, General S.S. NUMIDIAN NOVEMBER 7th "Does your face hurt much?'' EX-PREM1ER BRIAND LOOKS American bankers and the federal re sertions, $14. "No, Johnnie. What made you North-Western S.S. SCANDINAVIAN NOVEMBER 12th Water Application Notices:—Four FOR BRILLIANT VICTORY serve board to clear up problems of S.S. PRETOR1AN NOVEMBER 20th think my face ached?" international finance will be resumed Agent, . Insertions up to 100 words, $6; Winnipeg. ' Montreal Direct to London. oyer 100 words, in proportion. "Sister said you were painfully here Friday, officials are Inclined now homely." (By Dally News- Leased Wire.) S.S. SICILIAN NOVEMBER 10th Where any uf tho above applica to hope that developments in the nat For full Informa S.S. CORINTHIAN NOVEMBER 17th PARIS, Oct. 27, 5:55 p.m.—Ex- ural course of trade will lighten their tions contain more than ono applica Premier Briand, who now holds the tion upply local Reduced Round Trip Railway Tickets on Sale tion or notice, each application or "My dear, every woman ought to burden and possibly present a s*" FOR SALE agents or Winni join a club. It's so refreshing to portfolio of justice in the Viviani cab tion of the whole problem. Nov. 7th to Dec. 31st notice will bo charged for as a separ $8,000 Stock of Shoes at a big peg Office. Additional Sailings Will Be Advertised Later. ate advertisement. blackball someone you don't like." inet, in an interview made public in Officials here pointed to the fact reduction. Le Temps today, gives his impres that the rate for foreign exchange in Shoe the family NOW and save sions of a visit to the bnttlefront at New York had dropped to within a WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28 Verdun nnd the frontier and declares few cents of normal nnd that individ money. 9 RED CROSS NOTES. WHITE STAR LINE Africa can bo counted upon to put William Cutler; six chairs, Standard terviewed soldiers in tiie trenches and show decided Improvement. (Continued From rage one.. Furniture company; painted sign, NEW YORK—QUEENSTOWN—LIVERPOOL down the Insurrection without un found them lull of confidence, not one It was said that it may even be pos question at all? Nov. 4—S.S. Cedric Nov. 11—S.S. Celtic Nov. 18—S.S, Baltic Thompson & Douglas; electric light, doubting for an Instant the success sible to arrive at some conclusions necessary delay. city; window cleaning, a friend. "As long as the British navy Is AMERICAN LINE—UNDER THE AMERICAN FLAG ful Issue of tho struggle. which will obviate the necessity for afloat Germany has no more chance The reason for the disaffectbii 'if The Red Cross society acknowl any sort of agreement between the of Invading*Canada than she has of NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL these two genernls is ;:robably two edges the following: Mra. Macdonald, GERMANS ARE GETTING British government, the British bank Invading the moon. For all practical FAST EXPRESS ONE CLASS CABIN (II.) SERVICE two pairs knitted socks; Mra. Seeley, ers and American bankers. purposes the ambassador might ns Nov. 7—S.S. St. Louis Nov. 14—S.S. St. Paul Nov. 21—S.S. New York fold—In thc first place Uiey havo ono pair socks, helmet and 2~> cents. AMERICAN PASSPORTS Secretary MeAdoo was confident to profitably discuss the advantages of Company's Office, A. E. Disney, Puss. Agent, (ill) Second Ave., Seattle. nover accepted British rule nnd Brit Tlie entertainment given .Monday night that now normal conditions arc Mars as a signaling station to direct ish allegiance in the Bame spirit as Aliens Who May Be Spies Cross Chan about to come to the surface again W. E. KETOHUM, Agent, G. N. Ry. D. S*MEATON, Agent, C. P. Ry. afternoon and evening proved a great nel—United States to Ex the fire of the German heavy artillery have other Boer lenders such as Gen. success and the society is very grate after having been weeks out of sight In the 'siege of Petrograd. Politically, V. h. PADDON, D. T. A., C. P. Ry. ercise Care. beneath ihe weight of unusual bus! we can think of no other question Louis Botha, and In the second they ful to all those who helped to make It so. ness. However hc deplored the fact which i.s more certain to arouse Ameri have listened to the voice of German (By Dully Nows Leased Wlro.) that congress fulled to pass thc bill can suspicion and irritation than this, GIVE THEM SEND-OFF. LIBERALS WILL NOT to allow the government to buy com OPPOSE NEW MINISTERS tempters and perhaps to the clink of :>-ri>; 9t-$-H>'H--&9<99<9$'i-; • •••-f-:--^* WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—Com Washington to Decide Question (By Dally News Leased Wlro.) 9 9 plaint thnt many Germans posing as mercial ships. An effort will ibe made "Tho German attitude toward the German gold. by the administration to put this bill BERLIN, Ont, Oct, 27.—An enthusi (By Daily News Leased Wire.) • 9 THE WEATHER 9 British subjects are getting passports Monroe doctrine has always loft a MONTREAL, Oct. 27.—Official an- By taking up arms at the present through next winter. Mr. MeAdoo said great deal to .he desired from un astic demonstration marked the de out of Germany for England issued that If such ships were available now parture today of 26 member of the nouncement Is made thud os a party time they make themselves guilty of H-l99f-hi'v9$-:^-9<&$&'!*i!*l'$"$*s~$9 by American diplomatic and consular American point of view. Germnn poli the Liberals will uf*fe no opposition to a great opportunity could bo seized to tical writers have habitually treated second contingent from, Berlin flhil r Ircoson and must bo treated as rebels. agents was filed at the slate depart transport cotton to many imtloni Waterloo. tho return of Hon. T. c. Casgrain and Mln. Mux. ment today by Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, the Monroe doctrine ns a piece of con Hon. P. B, Blondin respectively for .Judging by despatches they have not Nelson .i 33 Which want It. 43 Britisli ambassador. temptible Yankee Impudence and this Rush to Enlist at Const. Quebec und Champlaln counties. up lo the present been joined by any Prince Rupert . . 44 04 is rather a dubious occasion for a Ger Information hus reached the em mnn diplomatist to raise hypothetical (By Dally Nows Leased Wire.) considerable number "of supporters. Victoria 46 62 VANCOUVER, B.C., Oct. 27.—Hund*. CARRANZA WIL •RETIR —E Vancouver 11 5fi bassy that a large number of aliens questions us to the extent and upplicn- •have crossed the channel with pass reds of men, eager to serve with Bhe IF VILLA ALSO QUITS Thoso who huve, as well as their Calgary 30 04 DE WET AND BEYERS tlon of the doctrine In a hypothetical second contingent of troops to be sent leaders, will undoubtedly be treated Regina 23 53 ports obtained by misrepresentation campaign against Canada, •by Canada to aid In the defense of (By Dally News Leased Wire.) Winnipeg 24 50 and the British officinls, ever on the the Empire, haw been thronging the MEXICO* CITY, Odt. 27.—Gen. Car- exactly ns their conduct deserves. watch for spies, have had their sus ^""JOIN REBELLION "Should German troops ever Invade Port Arthur 22 \2 Canada the application of tho Monroe headquarters of the throe regiments ranza bus submitted bis resignation to This the government of the union ap picions thoroughly aroused. yesterday nnd today, applying for en the AffUtUl Callentes convention, HI* Toronto 26 io (Continued from pa» on*-) doctrine to the specific case will be pears both ready and willing to do, a Kingston 22 3(1 In submitting the matter to Acting defined In Washington, not In Berlin.' listment. It Is anticipated that the offer to relinquish his post us supremo various corps will he brought up to chlof of thc nation, I-*, conditional on course In which It will apparently be Ottawa 22 32 Secretary of State Lansing, the am rebellion. When they are aware of The American sarcastically says: bassador admitted that the problem the situation they will undoubtedly the desired strength within the next tlie retirement to private life of Gen. backed by thc large majority of the Montreal 26 32 "If the ambassador really holds this two or three days. Francisco Villa, Quebec 28 34 confronting the American officials give the government every assistance theory it would have been the part or people of South Africn. St. John 10 GO who represent the Interests of Great in restoring order and will carefully diplomacy for him to keep it discreetly 4 Halifax 12 54 Britain in Germany is a difficult one abstain from giving the rebellious to himself, it will not add to his popu THAT NICKEL SITUATION. as it is hard for them to go behind movement any encouragement or sup larity in tliis country. «- the statement of a man speaking Eng port" Would Germans Cross New England? UGH! NOT CALOMEL.IOIL OR SALTS, ' ' Some of llio papers which ure de s>9§999'te^^&<&99tyl^&i-^9'i>99G lish that he Is a British subject. The citizens are called on to be "Wc trust the count will not supple, fending the Canadian nickel trust 9 9 Mr. Lansing said the diplomatic on the alert and give the government mont his interesting remarks on Can TAKE "CALIFORNiA'SYRUP OF FIGS" % STEAMER ARRIVALS <* and consular orfico would be cau ada und the Monroe doctrine with the have raised the point that refineries 9 9 (information and assistance. Those tioned to use all possible vigilance in who have been guilty of disobedience proposition that should Germany wish cannot tie run profitably In Canadn, $#A$r99999999<'*^&'i#s» 'vt>9999-* to Invade Canada the Belgian prece the future to prevent passports fall under the "Defense act" are advised 11 L says the Montreal Evening News In At Marseilles — Santa Anu, New ing into the hands of any persons dent would afford ample justification York. that no action wlll be taken against for marching her troops through New Delicious "fruit laxative • ^"'f "> 'T,T'°"' "T ? discussing a matter thnt is much be At Naples—To ma.io d\ Savolu, New IIOL entitled to them. them if they remain quietly at home. England." "California Syrup of Figs as a physic. fore the public these days. York. Gen. DeWet Is the cavalry leader The Journal of Commerce says: cleanses stomach, liver .Don't think you nrr drugging yourself At Ncw York—Carpalhiu, Pircaus; CERTAIN CODES MAY BE who gave the British so much trouble "It can hardly be deemed a tactful or your children; because this deHclou** This argument is beside tlie mark. Ancona, Naples; Cuccrta, Naples. In the South African war. It was an and bo-vels fruit laxative can not cause injury. USED IN CABLEGRAMS suggestion of the German ambassador Even the most delicate child can take It is not a question of whether nickel At Liverpool—Maun* tanfa", Now nounced recently that he had offered that there would lie no violation of York. It as safely as a robust man. It Is tho can be refined in Canada at a profit (By Dally Nows Loosed wire,) his services to Great Britain. tho Monroe doctrine if. Germany A harmless cure for sick hotduchoi most harmless, effective stomach, fivor At Storhoway—-Oscar ll., New Yorit. DeWet Succeeded Cronje. or not. It has gone beyond the com OTTAWA, Oct. 27—Word bus been should land troops In Canada Inasmuch biliousness, j-our stomaoh, constipation, und bowel cleanser, regulator and tonlu At "Havre—Rochambeau, New York. received from tho chief censor that an Gen. DeWet in the late South Af us that British Dominion is participat indigestion, coated tongue, stfllowneos over devised, mercial aspect, At Gibraltar—Regina d'ltalla, New Important change ha*j been made in rican war was commander-in-chie[ of ing In the war against the German em —take "California Syrup of Figs." por Your only difficulty may be In get Canada controls the world's .nickel York; San Giovanni, New York; the conditions governing Cablegrams. the Orange Free State forces. He was pire by furnishing men and supplies to the cause of all such misery comes ting the genuine, so -ask your druggist supply. That substance is absolutely Kruonlund, Ncw York. On and after Nov. 1 a limited num commandant at Ladysmith and was the British army. from a -torpid liver and sluggish ijnwels for a i"0 cent bottle of "California r-# ber of codes may be used in submarine A tablespoonful tonight means
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WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 28 Ciic ©atlriletejl BOYS INJURED BY NELSON NEWS OF THE DAY Swollen, Aching Veins A Common Cause of Discomfort, Born, on Oct. 24, to Mr. and Mrs. EXPLOSION OF CAPS George Adamson, Vernon street, a The army of people troubled with swollen veins Is a large ^one und waa These Chilly Nights daughter. 100 Boxes steadily on the Increuse until the dis Bodies Peppered by Pieces of Metal The first Cinderella club dance of the covery a few years ago that; a germi cide liniment of market: valup for other Without Serious Wounds—Found season will take place on Friday night in Eagle hall. illments gave prompt relief from the Box Near Home, aggravating trouble. Make You Appreciate Major Gooch of Crawford Bay left Since "this accidental discovery hun Maurice Cooke-Hurle and Phillip on the Crow boat yesterday morning dreds of sufferer,-- have proven its ef Trail, the young sons of well known for the old country Where he will en ficiency—it hus made good oven in cases of long standing. West Arm ranchers, were severely in list for active service with the British overseas forces. Mr. R. C. Kellogg, Becket, Mass., be jured yesterday through the explosion 1 WARM BEDDING Gravensteins fore using this remedy, suffered In of a box of detonating caps which tensely with painful and Inflamed they found In the /vicinity
• For a delicious cup of tea try a NELSOW NEWS OF THE DAY pound of Ridgway's Overalls and Baled Oat Straw! Thomas KHpatrlck of Revelstoke is 1 Shirts at the Strathcona. For pitting potutoe-i, for litter, etc. | Car just arrived. *^HV Cheapest In the city, H. Glegerlch of Kaslo came In on Old Country the Kolcanco last night and registered Empty second-hand grnin sacks for ] at the Hume. potatoes on hand now. Tea The Ark W. J, Farmer of Castlegar was a New and ^econd-hand furniture). visitor to the city yesterday, register Per lb 50c ing at the Strathcona. 8-lb. tin $1.40 606 Vernon St., Nelson, B.C. J. W. HOLMES, Mgr. M. S. Davys of New Denver ennie in The Brackman Kcrl dn the Slooan train last evening and It Is most Important for you to registered at the Strathcona. protect your home and property. Milling Co., Limitec A. E. Johnston The_Churcbman's club wlll hold it? usual social and whist drive tonight* at This can be done by insuring In Josephine Street 8 o'clock in St. Saviour's parish hall. Look For Merit Alcohol for Burning first-class companies. MY Thv" Wristlet" Watchl They may tell you Its just the R. G. Swan nnd C, E. Webb nf Van same, but it Isn't. couver reached tbo city on the const We are agents for the oldest and instead of cheapness when you Optical Tho most attractive, stylish! Methylated Spirits contains 50 train last night and registered at the need eyo glasses, Cheap glasses EQUIP as well as the most convenient! per cent of Wood Alcohol; tho oth Hume, , best English, Scotch, Canadian and are the very dearest you can buy. MENT and practical way for. a. woman er half is Pure Grain Alcotiol, And My to wear a timepiece. . i That Is the kind we sell. The Br. A. C. Major and son of Proclhr American companies and have paid They may cost you your eyesight. expect to leave shortly for England M.thod Every woman admires its! Prescriptions ordinary Wood Alcohol is the bad When you need glasses come here of charming appearance on the! where they will enlist fn active ser over. $20(1,000 In fire losses during smelling hind, hard to light; quick r for them. That wlll insure lenses Testing arm—every woman longs. forT er to go and no cheaper. vice with the British overseas* forces, the last twelve years. that will benefit your sight Instead Is Ihc one. (,i ,..•', Try ours. Thomas "AtcXeiflh of Slocan City re of injuring It. very For every occasion the! turned last night after a visit, to point? latest It Is to YOUR interest to bring Let us quote you rates. "Wristlet" watch is thehgift ofl Rutherford Drug Co., Ltd. in the east. He was met by Mrs. Mc- known to gifts for daughter, wife, swi?et-| your prescriptions to our Drug Nelsh. Thoy aro at dhe Hume. Optical 503 Baksr St. Nolson, B.C. Science. heart Store. Why? Because they will Officers nnd members of Queen City Tliis, phis my experience of many Come In and see It. be filled correctly with pure, fresh Rebekah lodge So, 1C will meet tohlfM J. 0. Patenaude years, enables me to mnlte and ad i Prices $0.00 to $100. at 8 o'clock for degree practise. just those Glasses which wlirhelp drugs by registered plinrmacists social committee will m''et after the Expert Optician, your eyes most. practise. Manufacturing Jeweler and Watch SEE ME IF YOU NEED GLASSES of experience; because we use only We Can Give You maker. the best standard drugs; because Mrs, T. "P. Webb nnd Mrs. Gordon R. bs DOUQUASS J. J. Walker Haiieit of Longbeach whose husbands, H.&N.Bird Graduate Optician and Optometrist Jeweler and Optician we never substitute. Those are Prompt Attention British naval reservists, nre now with Room 18, K.W.C. Block. Baker St. Nelson, B. al the reasons, and they are the best If you phone us. the fleet', will leave shortly for Ihe old NEWS WANT ADS GET RESULTS Expert Witch Repairing country. Both Mr. Ballet and Mr. reasons in the world. We can fix tbose leaks. We))!) are West Arm ranchers. GERMANY GIVES PLEDGE ITALIAN STUDENTS ICANADA TO PAY FOR The executive committee of the Wo OVER FIFTY CASES TO BELGIAN REFUGEES ARE LOATH TO FlGHT| BATTLESHIPS, NOT CREDITED| men's institute will meet, on Friday nftornoon nt 3 o'clock at the home of (By Dally News Leased Wire.) (By Dally News Leased Wire.) B. C. Plumbing & Heating Co WILL BE SHIPPED LONDON, Oct, 28, ]fl:4B a.m.—Car VENICE, Oct; 27.—Efforts of-the Ve (Canadian Associated Press Cable.)! -Come to OUR Drug Store. Mra, Hugh R°ss, corner of Silica 'ind LONDON, Oct. 27.—The story orlg-T OPERA HOUSE BLOCK Josephine streets, when Red Cross dinal Mercler, archbishop of Mullnes, netian authorities* to force students to Join ft corps Tor the protection of touting in Mmii real has been repro* I P. O. Box 435 Phons 181 work will be discussed. Belgian Relief Fund Has Secured has circulated a letter to ills priests scattered throughout [franco, Holland tho town In |ho event of a possible In duced here which states that parlia-f Much Clothing and Expects to Re and Great Britain urging them all to vasion have failed despite the Induce ment will authorise the Dominion gov-1 The directors of tho Nelson Agricul ceive More by End of Week. tural & industrial association at a return to Ihelr parishes, as the toads ments offered. eminent to pay for the construction meefllng last night In the council cham are open and public security is every The students In the last year course of three battleships for the British Canada Drug ber decided that prize winners at the Tlie work of preparing anil packing where guaranteed, ITo says that their havo been offefred diplomas ah!] have navy. Inquiries here fall to elicit the recent* fall fair sli'.uld lie paid only the clothing which has been collected return will induce the Belgian refugees been promisee! that service in a, corps slightest confirmation of this state H. K. FOOT in Nelson and tlie surrounding dis 5.0 cents on the dollar or their winnings. f to seek their homes again and thus Would count as in the regular army but. ment, which Is received here Incredu and Book Co. DRY CLEANING-SPECIALIST trict °i' the relief of the Belgian assist in the resumption of normal life only SO out of 800 periiun students and lously. Nelson, B. C. J. S. Carter, district passenger agOnl people is going ahead rapidly and al and put »n end lo the thieving which riot a single Italian accepted. ir] Has opened a dry cleaning estab for the Canadian Pacific railway, re ready nil packing cases of goods are Is now going on. Extraordinary military preparations lishment and ls now prepared to turned on the coast train last night: " ready for shipment. It Is expected The cardinal adds that the German ire going on nt Trent, a fortified town Mail orders filled promptly. undertake the cleaning of ull kinds tor a visit to points In the Boundary, that by the end of the week eight or of. Austria-Hungary in the Italian Ty Simllkameen and Oknnagriri In com governor of Antwerp has authorized rol, where the population, though in F. J. Boles, Mgr. of ladies' and gentlemen's dress 10 more cases will be packed. In ad him to declare that young men need goods by the moat modern meth pany with IT. W. Brodle, general pas dition to the large amount of apparel tensely religious, is working Sunduys senger agent at Vancouver und J. J. have no i!ear of being taken prisoners cons true ting., fort If lea tlons. In antici Standard Furniture ods. which has *oeen gathered In Nelson into Germany either to lie enrolled In Forster, general ngent passenger de a considerable amount has been sent pation of the calling out of youth 1ft Unequalled for General Use. Satisfactory results guaranteed. partment. He is nt tihe Hume. the army or employed at forced labor, years of age'large numbers are re Agent: in rrom towns in the surrounding dis that the general population will riot be =Company= 0 ported to bo fleeing across the frontier, M. PAPAZIAN & CO. Nels B-^rquIst broke his thigh in trict a" - more is expected. held responsible frir-^Iritflvidual Infringe 815-16 Baker St, Nelson. men is of ihe police regulations and C. J. CARLSON, Undertaker two places and suffered severe injurlei In the meantime the work of re ITALY FEELS QUAKES. to his head at J. S. Deschamps* mill pairing, disinfecting and packing the that both German and Belgian autho Undertakers Embalmera on tbe waiterfront last week when the rities will take steps to sock food sup clothing will be proceeded with. It (By Daily News Leased Wire.) and Funeral Directors.- , . endless chain of a block and tackle is not known when the goods will plies for the population. HOME, Oct. 27.—Earthquakes In gave way, causing him to fall from a be shipped tint the work will be push northern Italy have been extended dur The finest and most up to date considerable height on n Jack ladil«*i ed ahead rapidly and an effort will FREIGHT STEAMER IS ing the past 24 hours. Seismic dlstur- to the ground. He Is confined to thf SUNK BY GERMAN MINE hances of more or less severity have undertaking parlors und chapel In Business is Good Kootenay Lake General hospital under he made to get them despatched as W. P. TIERNEY, General Sales Agent, soon alter the first of next month as been felt* in Turin, Genoa, Lucca and interior of B.C. Lady attendant for In fact, It never was bad with the cai'e of Dr. L. E. Borden and wa? (By Daily News Leased Wire.") Venice, in addition to many of the women and children. Nelson, B.C. yesterday afternoon reported to lie pro possible. Much credit is due the wom us, but it has been specially good en who have turned out and helped BELFAST, Oct. 26.—The British smaller towns. gressing very satisfactorily toward re freight steamer .Manchester Com Day Phone 85. Cars shipped to all railway points. since we commenced clearing out covery. with the sewing and other work, it According to the latest advices little merce, bound from Manchester for damage has been done and ihei'o huve Night pnone 252 and L64 the whole of our Crockery, China was stated last night, and It Is hoped * that the call for help will be respond Montreal, struck a mine at midnight been no fatalities. and Glassware. Just think, a nice last night and sank. Capt. Payne and ASKS GOVERNMENT TO ed to as heartily during the next few Tea Set for $2.50 or less. HELP UNEMPLOYED Jays, as there Is much work still to l.'i men were drowned. Miss Gladys Attree Plates of all colors and sizes at be done. Thirty other members of the crew At a meeting of the trades and la were saved by a trawler. AN EASY WAY TO holds her dancing classes at the Eagles' 5c. bor council last evening a committee hall, Nelson every Saturday for: Child Fruit Saucers at your own price. consisting or Aid. I. A. Austin, Fred W. R. Williamson of the staff of the ren at 2:30 p.m.; adults, at 8:30 p.m. provincial government offices In XH- Germans Mine Northern Waters All our Crockery is going like Chapman and E. Peserall, was tip- (By Dally NeWS Loused Wire.) INCREASE WEIGHT To obtain the best results it is import pointed to draw up and forward a res on will leave on the Crow bOat t-hiS ant that ail children Intending to take this. We have a lot of good second morning r,ir EnglnAfl where he will j*,n*- LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27.—The admir olution to tho Dominion and provin alty has warned shipowners that the advantage of the present course of ten hand articles at present. Ibt for active service. Mr. Williamson Good Advice for Thin Folks. claases should commence on Saturday cial governments protesting "against will when he ranches England en'dtavor Germans have succeeded In laying next, private lessons arranged on ap the way tlie public was being used to become attached to the first Cana mines around the north of Ireland and The trouble with most thin folks who plication. Miss Attree wlll attend to In the matter of employment on the dian contingent now tn camp on Sal that ships should therefore not pass wish to Bain weight is* thnt they insist answer enquiries from 0:30. Address CHINA HALL pole lines," in connection with the isbury plains, within CO miles of Tory island. If Is on drugging their stomach or stuffing box 304, Nelson. telephone work which is being carried considered probable that it was one of it with greasy foods; rubbing on use- A. W. MUNRO, Proo. v T Ics.-i "flesh creams," or following some Phone L-261 321 Baker 81. on by the Dominion government In Mr-- - ' * T-'H'ke ofc Crawford Tiny, these mines that the British steamer foolish physical culture stunt, while this district. The same committee whose husband left n,s a lieutenant in Manchester Commerce struck. bhe real cause of thinness goes un wlll also draw up abd despatch a reso the first Canadian overseas oxpodkion- touched. You cannot get fit until lution to the Dominion government ary force, accompanied by her son Boi.ler Exploded, Not Mine your digestive tract assimilates^, the upholding the trades and labor con will leave on Friday morning for Mont (By Daily News Leased Wire.) food you eat. THORPE'S gress of Canada in the movement It real wbepce she will sail hy the steam FOLKESTONE, Oct. 27, via London. Thanks to a remarkable new scienti Our Fall Outfitting ia now has started to get government aid in er Hesperian on Nov. tj for the old —-News reached here this evening that ready! Houses For Rent country. E .IT. *Httles and Miss Unles. fic discovery it Is now possible to com alleviating distress among unem the French steamer Admiral Gante- bine into simple form the very ele The best we could buy. JC.flO—Hosemont, .1 rooms. DRINK also or Crawford Buy, will accompany •iiime, which met with an accident off ployed. | Mrs.,"Locke, ments needed by the digestive organs Best Suits, Overcoats, Trousers, $10.00—Josephine Street, 4 rooms. lloulogne yesterday has arrived safely to help them convert food into rich. in port. The steamer had on board fat-laden blood. This master-stroke of &c, &c. $10.00—Gore Street, 5 rooms. »*f05] FI Best Hats, best Toggery. r many refugees from Pas de Calais, modern chemistry Is called Sargol and $10.00—Rosemont, 5 rooms. rFl> _—\ ^<^u .^kfc some of whom were lost during the his bcen termed bhe greatest of flesh- Did you notice the sign above? transfer to a channel steamer. The builden*. Sargol aims through its re $10.00—Cnrboniito, 0 rooms. crew believes that the accident was generative, reconstructive powers tn This will ibe good news for the $17.00—Silica Street, 5 rooms. ilue to the explosion of a holler. coax the stomach and intestines tn man who looks to this Store with •.17.00—Latimer Street, 5 rooms. TTJ a tin ot *_ _.. literally soak up the fattening ele confidence for the best things to GEM THEATRE ments of your food and pass them Into wear. $17.50—Silica Street, 5 rooms. KANSAS CITY PREACHER Thrman's Special Mixture Tobacco THE QUALITY PHOTOPLAY HOUSE the blood where they are carried to Take n look at our $18.00 and $20.00—Josephine Street, 7 rooms. CALLED TO ONTARIO every starved, broken-down cell and Oneelgbth tins 25c TONIGHT DOORS OPEN AT 7 O'CLOCK TONIGHT tissue of your body. Vou can readily $20.00 .Suits -and our $18.00 and $25.00—Stanley Street, 7 rooms, One-quarter litis 40c (By Dally News Leased Wire.) picture tbe result when thf.* amazing $25.00 Overcoats. LONDON, Ont., Oct. 27.—Kev. Dr. with furnace. One-hall tins 75c PATHE'S ANIMATED GAZETTE transformation haj -taken place and Look nt our handsome Outfit J. B. Silcox of Kansas City and for you notice how your cheeks fill out ting for men! "OUR LIST ALWAYS WORTH THURMAN CIGAR STORE merly of Winnipeg has accepted a hollows nbout your neck, shoulders and WHILE" call to the First Congregational bust disappear and you take on from We've lots to show you that's Big Austrian Defeat church of this city, succeeding Rev. 10 to 20 pounds of solid, healthy flesh new. Born, on Oct. 26, at 420 Vlclorli. Gallant Servian Troops Defeat Immense Austrian Army on the Drlna M. D. Whltmore, who goes to Max- Sirgol ifi absolutely harmless, Inex We'll be expecting you in very McQuarrie & Robertson Street, to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Weld of ville, Glengarry county. pensive, efficient. soon. Renata, a daughter. Leading druggists of. Nelson -and Vicinity have It and will refund y°ur The Fighting Zouaves money if you are not satisfied, as per Thirsting to Meet the Prussians, Leave for the Firing Line at the guarantee found- in every package. Phillippeville. Cautiion—White Sargol bus given ex EMORY & h cellent results In overcoming nervou** dyspepsia and general stomach troubL Forest Mills of B. C. Ltd. it should not be taken by those win- WALLEY The Empty Saddle do not wish to gain ten pounds or Tne Outfitters. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY more, HEAD OFFICE, REVELSTOKE General Greirson's Noble Charger Follows His Master's Body to the Grave Side, BUYING YOUR GROCERIES Mills: Cascade, Comaplix, Throe Valley, Taft, Nelson MANUFACTURERS OF LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES Under War Conditions Typical Scenes of the English Countryside Under the War Cloud. The For Sale: SLABWOOD, 4-foot, Troops Billeting Starland Theatre and 16-inch STOVEWOOD Tommies Take Up Their Residence in a Country Horn.. HOUSE OF HIQH CLASS FEATURES Terms Cash, Prompt Delivery. STARLAND ORCHESTRA AND ALL THE LATEST NEWS IN ANIMATED PICTURES. C. A. Drake Orders taken by: GEM ORCHESTRA WILL RENDER SPECIAL PATRIOTIC MUSIC. FIRST PERFORMANCE OF D. A. McFARLAND, Room 6, K. W. C. Block. P.O. Box 24. COME AND SPEND A NIGHT OF REAL PLEASURE. J. H. LEMMON, Manager Nelson Branch. PHONE 11 Company The Mystery Girl She transports you into her own mysterious world through the Family Grocers medium of sign language. Positively ths strangest arid mast beautiful performance you have ever seen. 911 STANLEY STREET "COME AND SEE" VICTOR .SPECIAL FEATURE IN TWO PARTS WANTED" School Supplies a Specialty. HEATING STOVES The Silent Witness Five-Roomed Modern House J. Warren Kerrigan In a tremendously strong drama that displays on Two Lots Close in. his dramatic powers to th« utmost. A really splendid number. If You Are Thinking of Buying NESTOR COMEDY Must Be Bargain. The A. Eernheim Co. Sophie of the Films A NEW HEATER "One of my most comfortable thoughts is that I hav* my house Being the first chapter of the great serial comedy. Featuring JOSEPHINE ST., NEAR BAKER Victoria Forde, Eddie Lyons and L*e Moran. Do not mill ths first nnd furniture insured In a reliable company."—Can you say that? thi* season, we would be pleased to have you LOOK OVER OUR Dealers in All Kinds of Second* of this n«w series. RATES GLADLY FURNISHED. 8TOCK before making your selection. Hand Furniture, Stoves, Tools, CRY8TAL DRAMA CALL AT THE OFFICE, PHONE 136, OR WRITE. Machinery, Etc. Buyers for Cash at Highest A Grateful Outcast CHAS. F. McHARDY Market Prices for . pearl White in a stirring dram*.' Beautiful acting and splendid photography. Wood-Vallance Hardware Co. Ltd. GREEN BLOCK. PHONE 139. HIDES, PELTS AND FURS. DRY WOOD AND COAL FOR SALE NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. Wholoaale and Ret.il. Nelson B. C. Give Us a Call for Square Deals.