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STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

Okanogan Firm with a Good Clean-Up —Giant Loses Ground,

Sales on the stock exchange this morning were about up to the fig- ures of yesterday. Oh held

__.ROSSLAND evkitive Record, JANUARY 19, 1948.

ALL FOR TOMMY

Continued from First page.

. firm at yesterday's prices, 13,500 shares changing hands at 5c to 6%c and the closing prices being the same as yesterday. The news ofa clean-up of $3400 from 459 tons of ore in 24 days run will have a favorable effect on the market. Giant was weaker, 13000 selling at 7K to 7'4c.

‘Ronsiand Sales, Today’s sales on the Rossland 1 were: Ob 2000,

5H, 3000, 6c, 4000, 6c, 1500, gooo, 634c; Giant, 3000, 7}<c, 2000, 5000, 3000, 734c; King, 500, 1gc; Tamarac, 500, 814c; Rath- mullen, 2000, 6c. Total sales, 29,500 shares,

ED Cariboo Camp McKinney]$ y & 5 if vy}

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iB Loae Pine Consol. Mountain Lion Okanogan .. almer Moun eoris, Mines. rineess Maud ennetii] Hid. Tre:

‘Trail Gree

Minstrels tonight, 8 p. m.. sharp.

Vocal Quartette--“The Stories

Baritone Solo...

“La Miserere”From “I Trovatore”

Tonight”... . Mr. L. H. Webber Solo and Chorus—“'Oh Honey, Ma Honey”...

Martial Song—‘‘First in the Field".... ....Mr, Frank Oliver Coon Medley..... Entire Company Dialect Recitations.Mr. J. Mathews Coon Lullaby — ‘‘Kentucky Babe”....Mr W. deV. leMaistre

SOME

LEARIN

CLEARING

PRICES

Children’s Jackets ..

$3, $4, $4.50

One lot Ladies’ Boucle Jackets at.

$2.50

Baldwin's Beehive Finger- ing at, per skein. .

"10 cents

Fancy Hand Knit Woolen Goods, Fascinators, etc, AT COST

Feather Boas at HALF

PRICE,

End Song—‘‘My Ann Elizer”.. Mr. P. A. Raymond Song ‘and Chorus—‘'Honey Dat 1 Lub So Well”.....Mr. J. Ryan Song and Chorus—"Pumpkin Colored Coon” . Mr. E. C. Mackintosh Closing Song and Chorus—‘‘My Old Kentucky Home Night”... Mr. J. Ryan and entire company. La Guardia

Good ©

“La, Castigliana” .

3 Orchestra. Stump Speech.Hon. T. Mayne Daly “The Absent-Minded Beggar”... see rs.-J.V. Bohn Mandolin Solo—‘‘Serenata Ap- pasimento Polka Carina”..... apps -. Mr. B.C. Murray Cello Solo—Raff's ‘‘Cavatina”.. Mr. Theo. Simons Banjo-Guitar - Solo — ‘‘Sebasto- pol” .......Mr. B. A. McIntyre Vocal Solo—''Marching”—Trotere Mr. P. M. Allan. Grand Clog and Step Dance Tour- nament—Messrs. McIntyre, Ken- nedy, Harris, Egars and Cayou.

That Mother Told Me”.

.- Messrs, Melntyre, Martin and Winters Mr. Ed. Stevens

§ Bagpipes...... Mr. N. Campbell \ Scotch Dances... Mr. J. Graham

‘Andrews, s,

Mr. and Mrs. Al Ralston.

MINOK MENTION.

The Palace Grand music hall has closed its doors.

Born, on Thursday, January 18, to the wite of W. H. Colgan, cor- ner of Second avenue and Davis street, a daughter.

Stunden & Perrine, printers, have dissolved partnership. The busi- ness will be continued by George Stunden, whose sister will be asso- ciated with him. j

Minstrels tonight, 8 p. m. sharp.

Solo—‘While There's a Thread

Scott Gatty’s

which has charge of the entertain- ment:

Secretary-Treasurer—N. dall.

of the Queen,”....... Mrs. Ralston The Peri Sisters

in the Old British Flag” Jos. Ryan and Chorus “Good ‘Night. . ..The Entire Company: is “the

General Manager—-W. J. Nelson.- Assistant Stage Manager. and F.> Ken-

P roperty Man—J. S. Gilmour. Finance Committee—W. Wyllie and N. F. Kendall.

J

COMING AND GOING,

George Hinton of Vancouver is in; the city.

Johnston, Roy H. Clarke,

General Committee—W. Wyllie W. H. Falding, L. H. Webber.

The performance will be repeated

Mr. Howard Jones Quartette—'My CreoleSue” Mes- srs: McIntyre, Martin, An- = drews and Winters. End Song and Chorus—*I’ll Ladies’ Eiderdown $3. 00 BA Make Dat Black Gal Mine” Dressing Jackets a, stasare sete +....Mr. N, F, Keddall ee

Large Bow-knots in Silk- a color, at each........ seyee Three for 50 cents,

Colored Silver and Black Butterflies, at, each........

R. & G., and P. D. Corsets; $1.50 ones for

R. & G., and P. D. Corsets; $2.00 ones for... f....-.

R. & G., and P. D. Corsets; $2.50 ones

Some.Fancy Dress Patterns at JUST HALF PRICE.

JANUARY CLEARING SALE.

The, Bie Stee |

Dry Goods Room-~—~~Huuter Bros.

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“A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wiseut men.”

THE ROSSLAND MIN- CORK: ARTISTS

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THURSDAY, JAN. 18.

Proceeds in Aid of thé Mansion House Fund

FRIDAY, JAN.

19.

Proceeds in Aid of the Sisters’ Hospital.

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Cloeka, Cut Slass ana?

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Manicure Sets Tey Silver g ieces.

We nave been adding to our stock and you will fine as fine‘a Une -of goods as can be St ity.

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Next to Postoffice.

FIVE DAYS’

WINTER CARNIVAL

Program: Finally Adopted and List of Prizes Finally Decided.

It Begins with Kootenay Ourling Bonspiel— Snowshoe, Skating,.Ski, Cutter, Dog and Coaster “Racea-- Hookey Matches—Parade and Decorations Galore.

winter~ carnival, at a meeting’ on’

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We invite you to ex. mine our Stock before maki our Petes 5 Site? seleations for'your friends. ade .

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HOLIDAY==

DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS.

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NOT obtain elsewhere.

HERS,

Friday ing, weat over the re- ports of the program and finance. committees, revised the entire pro- gram and settled everything with the exception of a few details as..to

will be arranged at a meeting of the

committee on'Monday. The program as completed begins

association. This will consist. of

Holiday Goods

RUBBERS, OVERSHOES ‘and

Full line of HOCKEY: THe +SHOES--

C. O. LALON DE,

In. Arent variety:

“LEGGINGS. 4

THE RELIABLE’ 9 FOOT-FEITER.-

HOCKEY MATCH

‘GREENWOOD—VS.VICTORIA ; TO-NIGHT. -

TO-NIGHT!

RINK

five for cups and medals— the grand challenge for the New York Life cup;-the Tuckett trophy, which is the district» match; Ross» land vs. all comers for the Mackin- tosh cup; the Hudsons Bay trophy; which is competed for. by one: rink from each club in the ‘association; the Consolation ‘cup, which is. open to all rinks which have not) won’ a prize'in the above competiticns; and the points game for the best indi-. vidual curlers. The attendance‘at the-bonspiel this year will include, in all probability, at least four rinks from Nelson, two from Sandon, two from-Kaslo,=4wo = -from...Revelstok? and one.each from.Golden, Calgary and ‘Winnipeg, and possibly. one:or two from the Boundary’ country. The prizes offered” for competition at the bonspiel are as handsome “as any offered by any curling associa- tion in Canada and the medals and other. individual Ss are. particu- larly rich. Six sheets of ice will be at the disposal of the curlers to play off the above contests.

The carnival proper begins with a masquerade atthe rink on Wed- nesday evening February-14. Prizes to the value of $75 will be. given as follows: | Two each to the best

_ J..K. McCULLOCH, Champion Skater me World,.

Jressed ladies, gentlemen, girls and

‘boys and comic characters, By 9

GOOD SPORT).

The executive committee: of the| +

BRITISH MARCHING ON

judges and conditions, which Jatter |<.

on Tuesday, February 13 with the! . i bonspiel of the Kootenay, Curling | =~

By Associated Press, *Spearman’s Camp, Natal, Jan. aQa—11it5 a m.—The firing of field guns was heard early this ‘morning to the left. it is evident that General Warreh has. com- menced the bombardment of the Boer trenches in the Labayne moun- tains, There was also a brief mus- ketry fire. _

‘ Among the prisoners + * captured Thursd was agri of President Kruger. Big Fight ‘Taking: Place.

expert says today: the- western road:

smith): will take place Yoday, though jit'may have even begun yesterday. All the artillery of Generals Warren and Hillyard were! not .acrass’ the drifis yesterday morning and "the ammunition train and ‘most of: the heavier guns were™probably ‘then still’ south of the Tugela river. These indications, as well as’ Gen- eral Warren’s longer ntarch, point

day.” a + Belief Column Moving om. London, “Jan from the. front indicate that the northward march of the relief col-

o'clock the prizes will be awarded and the masqueraders will. unmask and.the rink will be thrown open to

ties here seem. satisfied that, - vow that General Buller'’s forces:

are within sight of Ladysmith, thé’ be-|

20:—Telegrams

FIGHTING

-. A FIERCE BATTLE

Warren , : Is Sh elli ng the

Boers Out of Their ee Entrenchments.

Struggle for Entrance to(Lady-

smith Now in Progress--Gen.

French Threatens Boer Retreat.

the London volunteers for South Africa led toa repetition of the Scenes of last Saturday along che whole route’from the Wellington barracks to Nine Elms station. The

Lond d bli

before daybreak, headed by several bands, and the?volunteers, number-

7:48, marching in tours, For a time the people contented themsel- ves with cheering as the column jadvanced in good order until it

="London, Jan. 20.--The Leader's reached: Great George street, where: A big fight for the friend, wives and, sweethearts jéading to Lady: of.the. men insisted on joining: them

and tmarching<arm Gn~ araz.~ Thus in the midst of constantly increas-

ally reached the station ‘at 9:30, where the-duke of Connaught, the Lord Mayor,

assembled. - . The volunteers were rapidly -en-

tothe strain ‘Auld

‘The Contingent Salle

taaey of the second detachment of

iag 700 men, left the barracks” at’

ing enthusiasm,. the volunteers fin-

Sheriffs, and other military and’ civic dignitaries had

trained: for Southampton and went to # serious effort being made to- away” Syne” and “God save the Queen" .| Large crowds met the volunteers at Southampton and+ gave them a ringing send off as they embarked on. the transports-Ariosto, Kinfaum- umn moving towards-Ladys mith’ is} castle and Gaul.

pr ding steadily. The authori-

Lang

Halifax, Jan. 20.—The ‘steamer Laurentian left her dock at 2:40 p.

A RED-HOT TIME

Opposition”Aroused by the Ruling of “the Speaker.

THREATENED TO LEAVE

‘The Speaker Shuts off Debate on the Address by Ruling That It Be Taken asa Whole —After Hot Debate His Action Sustained on Division.

Special to the Recorp.

Victoria, Jan. 20.—After fifteen days debate the address in reply ta the speech was. carried. and put through last night amid scenes of greuc excitement. The motion was carried on a division by 18-16, Martin, Higgins and © Prentice being absent. : ‘It was when the speaker proceed- - ed to read, or rather ‘‘take as read” the speech and reply as a whole, that Mr. Pooley first of all entered vigorous protests. He had antici- pated, and he demanded ‘that the reply be “disposed of clause by clause, as was the usual custom. Mr.-Speaker replied that it had ~ -| been decided that the. reply was to be taken as a whole. Half a dozen members of the opposition wanted to know when such a decision _had been reached. The. speaker said that it had not been formally put to a vote, but he had asked the house and the house had acquiesced in this method of disposal, He had interpreted the feeling of the house us being in favor-of dealing with ‘the reply as a whole, and so ruled. To such ruling Mr. Eberts wished to enter an emphatic protest. He was one’ member who- had agreed~ to.no such proposal." He claimed the right of dealing with several sections of the speech, or the reply, in their order, and defied’ Mr. Speaker or any member of the hause to contradict with authority his right to have the reply read seriatim. He sincerely hoped the ruling would not be taken as a pre- cedent by any future speaker.

The Speaker—‘*! pave: already ~ disposed of the, matter.’

Mr. Turner—‘'And what is your decision?”

The Speaker—'‘That it be taken as a whole.” *

Mr. Turnet—‘*Well, I regret to see that [I have lived to see sucha culing in this parliament.”

m. with part of the Canadian con-

this evening, beginning at 8 o’clock

shag tr fea beet tthe Satore THERE WILL BES HOT TIME IN THE YOUNG TOWN ’DOSE NIGHTS! a and a matinee on Satui=] THE HIT OF THE CENTURY.

Minstrels tonight, 8 p. m. sharp.

Things were rapidly working up to what seemed a_ sensational - climax. . Mr. Turner, after he had heen several times called to order< said: ‘‘Well, if we are to be ridden over roughshod like this, the oppo- sition might as well leave.”

Mr. Pooley, turning to the oppo-

‘ition benches, said: ‘‘If you con- tinue in your ruling, Mr.. Speaker, _| I will request the members of this house to walk out in ‘a body to show their disapproval.”

Mr.- Eberts, however, did not think that to walk outin a body was the proper course to pursue. He did not agree with the ruling ‘or think .it was parliamentary procedure, yet he did not see- that anything was to be accomplished by leaving the house. Then there was a wild cross-fire of words, several members on the floor talking at

once.

Ina lull, the speaker submitted his ruling to the hotise which con- curred in the same. It wag then put through all phases and the house adjourned to Monday afternoon.

George Green of Vancouver, B.

sieged place is safe at present from) C., is in the city.

serious attack. No news of ‘real importance had béen made public up to 2:30 this alterogiviand: there town cable to the World announces was nothing to show that the Benes. arrival of Mayor General al engagement, so frequently ru-| Charles Tucker from India to. take mored, had yet commenced. though command of a brigade. . Though obviously news nt such ca: Baltle stationed receatly in the Madras was momentarily expected: district, he knows South Africa and Tlie Boers; Retreading: the Boers irftimately.

London, Jan. 20.—A special. dis- patch from Capetown dated Friday, Jan..19.— 1 p..m. says:

cents TUESDAY EVENING. tingerit on board. _

New York, Jan. 20.--A Cape-

| the public for tie rest of the even- = ing. ~

On Thursday iicea the coust- ing races will take place on Spo- ane street from Second avenue to Columbia‘avenue. | These will be: two races-for boys, one of which will be confined to~boys under 12; two for girls, divided in the same way; and one-for big coasters or bobs carrying crews of not less-than three nor more than six, Two prizes will be given for each event,

$75 having been appropriated for)” «The.Ladysmith ‘relief force is

the purpose. ._, | Steadily. working | northward: Heavy About noon one or two special | ‘poh: day. The

excursions are expected to arrive and in the afternoon at the rink the first of the games for the senior hockey championship of the prov- ince will take place. Inthe even- ing a second game in the same series will. be played. These matches will .prabably be by the Nelson and Boundary clubs against the two local clubs.

Friday morning. the first event will be the prosp . 3 R race, for which the course has not yet been selected. The distance will probably be 300 yards and con- testants will have to carry a pack of

C. Graban of Portage la Prairie, is stopping at the Windsor. ‘, H.-W. Hall of Butte, Montana, In priva'

JH. W ; ‘ : te lif Brokers. arrived in town last night and is. at oi Sank ee giaand pers, a “eth Sra ects tire Kootenay.

J. E. Poupore of the West Koot- enay lumber combine, arrived in town yesterday .

W. E. Johnson, a prominent mining and real estate man of Ta- coma, is in the city.

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“The Clarendon Cafe “First-Class in Every Respect. Open Day and Night.

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* CHORUS: Joyt joy! oh, mol! how our hearts are Lovely y eves, iil surprise, ‘send to us Regstand| nights! Eyes right! Now ether ig pratd Rosso can com are h Rossland’s Dandy Coons,

ect colored genis are we, ove agit above be moons we ME Rs raaeers ana Coats.

NOTICE.

Rooms for Banquets and Dinner Parties. Carrying the War Into Amorica.

New York, Jaw. 20.—John Adams is at the Harlem hospital suffering froma bullet wound inflicted by Alberto Bento.* The men quarrel- led over the Transvaal war, Adams taking the English side and. Bento upholding the Boers.

a Att up-to-date performance of Ethiopian Minstrelsy.

/ Don’t dub us dabblers in darky doings} ial We are de genuine stuff! ;

Au Olio of diversified talent and Saale Bric-a-bric.

8s by electric, steam or other power most economical or convenient; to erect and operate telegra} raph ad tele: as phone linesyin and between all the cities, T. J. Finucane, manager of the | towns, and settlements in said

Bank of Montreal at Greenwood, is districts of Rootsnay and ¥, et ale oper: spending.a few days in this city.

as may

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COOLS “INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

~ Monday, Jan. 22, during week, and Saturday Matinee at 2:30.

Boers: are retreating.” i French Threatens Boer Lines London, Jan, 20.—3:25 p.. m.— ‘The war -office has made public. a dispatch from Field Marshal.Lord Roberts, under today's date, saying that General French has extended histinetothe—east, further threat-

» Patriotic Bonga with ance

m ate in or outside of said districts; to payee Scotch D:

electric, steam, air, water or other We sing de Latest Coon Songs; de Sweetest Music; de Newest Melodies, and de

Grandest Choruses ever written or composed.

WA World of Humor!

The Newest Conundrums.

The Happiest Hits.

The Dutchest Drolleries.

The Most Rollicking Repartees.

‘Total Boer Losses to Date. Carefully compiled figuras from republican sources, some of: which ‘have been investigated and found to be correct, show the Boer. losses Up To date are app ly 6425 men, including 2000 casualties dur- ing the siege of Ladysmith.

nanulactories Established May, 1895, : ire ped pole for of generatin; heth- ‘THE REDDIN- JACKSON CO., | ertor thelr own ate of the ugFore ciate Limives caaniry. porations, manufactories or individuals,

MINING AND INVESTMENT ratio re : or /:

“While There's a Thread d British Flag.” ith

and Scott Gatty’s = ues BIGHT, "by the entire Com. °

th edition of Zinn & Cassidy's of ratic comedies; replete ‘A new company and the fourth edition os “novelties ete» enttileds

“Slattery” s En Tour,”

through Ireland and Scotland.

BROKERS, ial

Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland. | property and rite, eto 1 nay ian ot of

2 hall necessat wers In

that behalf; to acquire ail the aesets, fran-

chines, privileges and business of the Nel

Electric ‘Tramway ay Vompany : Litnited;

fon acquire all the assets, franchises, privic Jeges and business of the Hossland and

E.verybody who Tikes Genuine Fun, must not Fail to see us, The Gassiest Gags.

if had ee a Sas enr sna | DON" Forget us, nor the Mansion House, : [aughers! q " nor the Hospital,

ening the Boer line of ccommunica- tion.

id Pretty Scotch Dances, sr paattianed on the Highland. by the PERI troupe, Kessing ani Ralston, ete; also Introducing AMERICA’S GREATESR LADY CORNETISYI,

Miss Alice Raymond.

Cable address —- ¢;, Bedford McNeill’ whitcha Codes {Grouets NoNeHI's

Tos. s. GILMour, STOCKS AND SHARES

MINING AGENT. . Columbia Avenue.

g, Cape Colony, Friday,| Monster bill tonight—Inter- Jan 19.—The Boer force at Coles-j national. burg is estimated to number from 6000 to 7000; besides a strong force at Norval’s Points, The. British shells did much execution eastward of the town. - The Boer loss up to date is probably 200 men. ;

y way

BOF ulher" jse from any ni ich uty ‘ : in sad districts ofostensy, and Yale, i Seymour trio tonight—inter: B.C. | obtai taxation, and other

national.

Grown‘e in Town.

He came to tell his friends how fe travel between St. Paui and Chi- He says the Wisconsin Cen-

tral is is the best‘in all respects, 6t

r Telephone 86.

P.O. Box 268 A. 3: MACKENZIE & CO. . MINING BROKERS.

Rossland, B,@.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Camphell of Green.vood, who have been visiting in Spokane for some time,are guests at the Hotel Russell.

First appearance of the wonderful Acrobats, ron pri ile, fr fel vileges from any municipality in, said ; 30 or 40 pounds. and priyileges as may necessary or inci- ny of thi ae aconaber, 3 @ aity of Nelaon this this 1st day of ri Admission the Same--t1o higher. course for, Ahis race will be from the

Seeoea Pisa atts 9) W. J. Nelson, Gen. Mgr. K. Kendall, Hon. Sec. W. H. Falding, Musical Directo 3- Malvern Brothers-3 Then will follow the ski race for dental or conducive to the attalnment of uibzbipiaie Roguteg ; t:God Save the Queen. | _ " the

other usual, necessary or inc identat ‘powers / is, Et be God Save the Queen New Costumes, Scenic Effecis, Ete. the above objects or a ; ° the championship of Canada. ‘The Solicitors for Ihe Appiteance, don Fourth Page.)

Send offto the Volunteers, Rising Opera Co. tonight—

Columbia Ave, London, Jan. 20.—The departure International.