_____\~^~ DEBATE WAXES 0NOTA1 Premier Rebukes Liberal Leader for Unwarranted Heat Over Alleged Delay OPPOSITION; ATTACKS EPERIMENTAL FARM | Tolmie Gets Unexpected Support From Lucien Canon, Liberal Member ■ —. OTTAWA. AWch 16.—.(Cariadlnn 3Pre8S.)—-Tho deportment of agriculture was under flro In tho houso to- iny. It was tho first occasion this swislpu of thq house bplug in supply. Nor Was tho supply, motion carried without somo lively preliminaries. I Last session tho'leader of the opposition declared that In future ho wou]S bo unwilling to loL Intorlm (voting of supply on tho ground that jsuppjy pass. Todny ho opposed tho ithe (ull report of tho auditor-general ■(which contain** details of tho year's oxjpoiidttures), was not beforo thc Hhouse. Hhp delay." Mr. King heatodly de- clarcd, "Is a dollbornto device hy the government' to |jrcvcifv parliament from having the information to which |lt is entitled.'0' And, Wr. K^pg oharged, cabinet nnlnlslers were away in Spain, England. Bclgiam—anywhoro except ln Ottawa attending to business, Notiiin*- to Warrant Tour. The prlmo minister sharply retort- ifcd that thoro was nothing In tho Ijiituallon to warrant cither tho heat pr tho tone of Mr. King's remarks, nothing had noon dono by tho government to defer presentation of the yiudltor-general's report. It' was Jhieroly, a question of tho physical i)abor of presentation and thrco vol- numes of the report hnd been tabled. Undor tho Laurler adininlstratlon tho .present delay had been grently ex- ■cooded. / pn tho other linnU. Hon, W. s- *>1«n»f ***hb was mlnlsl¥f"6'rriiraiVce itho Laurler admliilstraltoii.iclniined «t wbealthe Liberals wero In power Ihloh delays as tho present wore un- |hnown, Criticism, in supply, on tho ngrl- jiulturo estimates lay largely/ against K&pondlturo oh thc central expert- ffaont farm at Ottawa. Donald Sutherland of South Ox- foffl called it "a Bhoiv place for vis- tors. Would not, tho money be bet- er spent on demonstration farms dls- rlbuled throughout thc province?" Minister ixrs.ii.is Farm. Ho". Dr. Tolmie, the minister ot hgrlculturo, cmphaslned tho valuo of (Continued on Page Tivo.) $/<■) 1/ I £1-1+1 ill Of ■-:<* .Hm H 1921 1 ■'I NELSON, B. C* WEDNESDAY.'MORNING,,MA-SCH-16f. 1921 British War Secretary Introduces Estimates; Army Far From Complete POWERFUL TANKS MORE IJSEFUi TO CAVALRY Aim to Recreate Six Divisions; Fourteen Territorial Second Line Divisions LONDON. March 15.—-Sir learning- ton Evans, secretary for war, in introducing tho,nrmy estimates in tho houso of commons, said the! ultimate aim of the government was to recreate tho expeditionary force of six divisions. At presont, -however, tho army was, very far from being as complcto bs beforo tho war, ho declared. Itcgarrting tho territorials, .tho secretary sold, it has beon decided to provide Id divisions as si -second line. Provision had been mado for the development of a light tank to cooperate with Uh*. Infantry, he continued, and a fust, -powerful tank which. would bo moro useful with the -cavalry, The general view, Uie secretory. said, was that mechanical fighting must bo -developed because it .was moro economical tu -peace times and oavod man power In a war. Replying to the criticism that the army was too .large, Sir Lnmlng^qn a-ssert^d, it could not bo reduced while the country's commitments were what they were. In Ireland, ho said, tliero wero 61 battalion.1) of infantry, seven cavalry regiments. 31! batteries of artillery, four engineer field divisions' -and three signal units. \\\\ Kronstadt Wants Foreigners Convinced of Falsity of Bolsheviki Reports —1 $ KIO A, MOroh 15,—The Kronstadt authurltles havo transmitted; a wire- loss message Inviting tho foreign correspondents to come to Kronstadt and bo convinced with their own eyes of tho falsity of the Bolshevlki accounts of tho revolt. At Krnsnoya-Scto 'the railway men refuse to transport the Red army. The Bolshevlki war minister. Trotzky, ordered the execution of many of tho Petrograd commlssnrlcs for Inefficiency during the first dnys of lhe revolt. OF LQhtOdN REPARATIONS GONFEREIUCE PARIS, March 16-—Spokesmen for 316 ■ Communists, Socialists, , Rcpub- cah Socialists and Radical Socialists ohdon conferohco for the appllca- Oday attacked the* decision of the (on of penalties. Particularly strong was tho dec,- !irnilnn of Vincent Aurlol, Socialist, bat tho penalties would be ineffect- 1 M, Auriol declared Hint au interna- tonal economic offlco slrould be in- Ututcd in which France, Great Brit- !ln, Germany and other Interested iatlons should collaborate for tho ©conBtruction of the devastated rc- Iopb and a revival of economic ac- | Ivlty. "Tho United Slates," said M. Au- IIol, "would finance such an organisation." This doclurnllQit was received with General skepticism by members of |he. chamber. Jean Hennessey. Republican So- i'ialist. declared that the penalties vers inoperative. He criticized tho jfv-jsrnnient..for not considering tho iroposltlon of Dr. Walter Simons, tho lernuin foreign- minister, tbat Ger- Ifiafly collaborate in the restoration IN SEARCH:OF 'THOSE ASHES' R1I1SH INSTRUCT! Japan Purchase* Planes in Europe; Endeavors to tM Expert Advice of British Naval Airmen; Failing W British Officers Japan Secures Ex-Naval Men Ft , Vickers to bwtruct; Airplane Factory to-f& CotoftM This Spring; Starts Building Aircraft Can/ as Ad' to Battle Fleet Full of tricks as so many pat mon States sportsmen .who, hope ml$kp[iwii.pouo'.PDNfes-arrive inLiimfifiL* keys ,JM* .MMJoui, almost : KUman(:;pe(niM,;9ro on/the ,trinB 0f United to- wrest tha. *t*^fion,d. trophy.; f^^ Prohibition Leads to Bedroom Drinking, Worst Feature of Act—Farris VICTORIA. March .15.—(By Canadian Press)— Discussing the question us to whether puro beer or near beer Is to bo sold In the province under the Moderation act Mr. Speaker Mnnson, from the floor of tho legislature todoy, advocated tho salo of liquor openly nnd honestly and-under proper restrictions rather than under conditions wliicli are capable of evasion nnd which, ho declared, would work havoc' to tho young manhood and womanhood of t'ho country. \ Hon. ,1. \V. Dob. Varrls, attorney* Kencrnl, declared -that the worst feature of prohibition lu tlvo last three years hus been the development of bedroom ilrlrikhu;, In doflanco of the law. and police commissioners 'had ri-.'i-Ha.'d -Uie -hopplessneSK of trying to stop H, He said he would prefer to work out a* form to ]>remlt public d-rlnklng in govornment enn- trolled places to safeguard morality. The proposat to permit drinking iu hotel bedrtmms do'os not meet wllh thn approval of Premier Oliver, who •Minted thnt ln -the face of tho greal 'evils resulting therefrom he would not vote to make It legal to consume ]i*,iui)r in.-bedrooms. of the devastated regional through Germnn industry and German labor. Might Have Been Talking Still. Promlor Briand replied that if ho had opened his cars to what ho termed tho .vague aud fragile suggestions mnde hy Mr. Simons, he would havo started a discussion which would not yet have been terminated. Both M. Hennessey au M. Aurlol asked Premier Briand whether the collection' of export duties ln Germany would -not have for Its principal effect llio protection of British trade from German competition. They urged the premier lo Inform the chamber whether each ally would collect tho levies on German goods for their own account, and If so, whothor the part ot the levy going to Great nritaln would not bo Immeasurably superior to that going to Franco. M. Briand replied lhat the sums collected would form a common fund, concerning which he would furnish itho details at the proper timo. The interpellations .will continue tomorrow and probably will end In a voto lato In the everting. 1TLIS GREW Locate Wrecked Vessel; No Sign of Captain and Three Hands • ■ P-B1XC13 RUPERT, March 15.—(By Canadian Press)—The Canadian government steamer Thlcpval 'has returned hero from Narrows Point, Prince of Wales island, Alaska, and reports traco Of the crew of four men of the wrecked fishing bunt N'ol- lad, .whioli j£tt here Fob. G, last. Tho i'laft was located upside down, but despite a long search »for tho men. no trace of them could bu found and hope of finding them was abandoned The missing men are Capt. .1. Smith. M. Haskell, C. Cook nnd J, Pearl. Poles and Russians Sign Prelfaimry^eace Treaty Pending Permanent Terms LONDON. Mureli 15.—A preliminary peace treaty was signed today lu Riser-'by tbo Russian Soviet ahd Po.llsli. peace delegates, Huys a dispatch to tho .London Times from Riga. Tho final terms will be signed Thursday, the dispatch adds. HOUSE OF COMMONS Government announcement that statements on tbe Canadian National railways and tho Canadian Morcantllo Murine Avon Id bo submJttc.d In a few days. On tbe question uf ;i general tariff revision this session-, the minister of finance * said that work wo^ proceeding day and night. Sharp discussion arose ovor motion to go Into supply. Tho leader of the opposition argued that tho full report of the auditor-general should be first tabled. Nothing had been done derlujed the prime minister, in reply, Itijtf--the ■ government to delay presentation of tlie- full report it was merely a matter of physical labor. Houso In supply Tor Lhv Jfrat time this session. Agricultural t'SLJiiiatc-4 -discussed. Replying lo g-ltlclym of expenditure on tlie central experimental farm. Ottawa, tho minister of ogei*.-iilUirt> said neee.ssnry expert mon ts could not be conducted without expense, ftem-s passed; Salaries, (agricultural de- -partinenti. W-^1,955; experimental farms, $ 1,210,6k. Tomorrow lu pacliaiiiiut: Private! members* -day. FLASHK BY WIRE Famous Fat Woman Oios LOS ANGELES, March 10.—-Mrs. Alma Hamilton known to theatrical and circus people at "Hig Alma." weighed 4Dfi pounds, when sho filed from heart failure at the home of her mother hero today. During an Illness of six weeks, site had lost 230 |M>unds. Taller Pleads Not Guilty TORONTO, March 16.-- Edgar M. Brown, teller of the Bank of Montreal, pleaded not •guilty before Jddgo Coatesworth today to tho clmrgo of defalcation of $21,?GU of tlie bauk'H money. Ho elected to bo tried by Jury. Bail was granted ou sureties of $18,* ROO. UMTS IA dOCUPIED AREA 'MET'*" DUSSJQJPDORF, March 15.—General Gauchere, com-- mander of the occupational troops, iii fc new order issued tfoday, war^s the merchants of the-occupied area not to fui;-, ther raise prices. They are cautioned against areating Uie impression that' the higher prices charged for clothing and foodstuffs'are due to the Allied occupation. Offenders will be punished severely and their stores will be closed, .the orde* says. The merdfta-nta say the higher prices are caused by the act fctfat the goods are not now coming intd thc region. Vancouver Veterans Seek Federal Investigation of Soldiers' Settlement Board VANCOUVER. March lO.—^By Cuimdtan Press.)—Investigation by Ihe federal government uf the administration'.of the soldiers' Holllumetit board iu British Columbia Is being sought by great war veterans. Members of parliament for ^Vancouver city nu^l district hft've*been asked to press tho matter with the Ottawa authorities. Tlie recent epidemic of resignations from the, Vuneouvur office Is said to be an incident of tlie conflict between British Columbia opinion nnd' that of tho soldier settlement board head offlco iu reference to administration of tho act lu British Columbia. , Does Not Care two Straws Which Party in Power, Only Wants Strotng Navy VANCOUVER, March IB.—(Canadian Press.)—In u dispatch sent out lost night Capt iltmry (1 Adams of the Canadian naval ■ ■hl-.-'.i ■.-■ wus Incorrectly Reported to ha\\\j- cedure valuing from that employ tit In tho open voting throughout the plebiscite stones, whero both iho valid a-nd tho -... ..t.vy-M balldOf woro deposited by the. voters. t The in-iron official eliUtu . tiiia muthod will prevent tho prlaonora from obtaining scribbling paper yiHU whlcli they eventually would lh« enabled to carry ou communication with UlcuuselVtfP while -'onfilied ■ to culls. i EVIDENCE ON WARKEJ PRICE Create Commission o Investigate Grand Trunk Stock Prices, on Change MONTREAL, March Ifi.—Orders for tho creation of a commission in England to tube evidence as tu transactions ou tho London Stock exchange with regard to Grand Trunk rallwuy preferred and common stock from ■■-■■:: to 1020 wore mudu toduy by the Crund Trunk arbitration bourd -silling here to determine the value ol properties of thu road prior \o its acquisition by the Oomlulen government. Evidence will bo sent un- j dor seal to the chulnmui of tho buurd so us to reach Monlreal beforo tho work of lho bourd is ended. If. A- Hodden, a Canadian .uhoeute, practicing In London, was named as commissioner to lake evidence, It -was further provided thut ihe cot-'ts of this commission should be borne by the crown and the Orahd Trunk railway. The matter-will bti put lu bis hands ut unco. Other evidence taken today included tho testimony of O. T. Bell, passenger ■ traffic mauuger of tho Grand TYunl-;. In rogard to the importance ci' the railway iu Ontario, Quobou, ant-) Uif Onjtod Btatss. STEAMER^ARRIVALSi Album,! u.'. \..'i\ \oii. tcotu l.on- tlon. ,' l-ausa a. Nty-v \arli ti-oiit Xsss^ie*.. JKrt>u'.s.ui<._.s.-. l-iywuutU irota''Jwv- York. , >| Comluau j Uvtrpuo! siosn - *;. J*uli.i. \. li Chlcutfo ui 11-s.vw trout N"ew-Yflj mm* ZIMMIC.YO.13 Utt.D 0\ Tt)Glve MEfrtlTPO&T.J BUT HOW You LET LIZZIE, YOU'VE GOT ThC' BMUOT AND l*HX 6ftUfti-:| PRW\LE0Et>: .-YpU.CfwS A JU6T TAKE Yoor -SH^E or b/srb winer, too/ "Zimmie" i SMrr _sz rRlLBON, DATLT flEWS.. .WEBJWSPAY JKHBOflft MAECII, 16, 1921 ' * ' ' , ' ■ j i - ni U"n ii' si.is'ii i .'i ''■ : Leading Hotels of the West rnrnit ■*• Tr«v»l|lnf t->aWI* Mar OkUIn tnpirUr A...mmt.-I>tltn 'Hjfe^Premier Hotel 0#>^ w the iHterior . SERVICE UNEXCELLED A L« Curto T.bl. D'H.t. 8PECIAL SUNDAY DINNER.»1.0i •ft7?. Stone! c HOUSE mi, I*roprtet«*a WlBsmU mmmAmmW Onr. lUher *** War* Hto. NeMoD MADDEN"-<:. C. Wheatherly, Koch's: Nurman Arboau, Koch's; O. D. Chris- tel, Ymlr; A- Barton* Colvllle; J. Dun- aLii, -Uoh'iUc; Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Halt, Harrop; O. Cose, Harrop; A. Robinson. J' Cooper* W. Trayling; M- Butevy, NEW GRAND HOTEL til VK».N"ON ST. EAST OowtoruUila Booms, Hot kndOoM -mur. Wnlnf Koom l» OoaaeoUoB 11 axtl Of. H. W. «HORE, Pr.p. H. E. SCAN LAN, M.r. Halcyon Hot Springs Hotel ARROW LAKES, B. C. Und.r .ntir.iy n.w suiis.-f.m.sst Renowned throughout th« we.t tor tli. w&ter'a wonderful cur. of RhoUm«tI*nn, Sciatica, Urlnlc 0«u* iltlou, Usuiiic I'oi.oninr, Giund icenery around th. uut. tn a moat beautiful climate. l-ar»") hot water twlmmlm poela, ror ratea apply Blrathcona Hotel. Nelaon, or Halcyon Hotel. Aoierlc-ut plan, f3.il and ut per day, 114 per w<-tk. THE STANDARD ^AFE IM Baker Street, Neleon, Il 0., OFKN DAT AND RIGHT II to ».M, Bpeotal Lmoh, d*e Phoat 1(4 TREMONT CAFE ■AKER IT. rtrat claa. mMla—-Open day and .sight■ - All white help R.Bular lunch and Dinn.r ,|*J**- IHERIFr A BARROW, Prap.. VANCOUVER HOTELS THE KOOTENAY HOTEL Mra. M»ll«tt», Pr.pri.tr... A him. fer th. world at r.a.or,- able rat«.. Open nliht and day. Flr.l- s-li.« dlnln(*reem. Cemf.rUkl. Mm, til V.rn.n %t N.ar P..t Offlee KOOTKKAY—-K. I>. hoy. lialiuu; U Brown, Vul«ouv«r: II M.sUunltflo. vmi- ,-ouvcr; J". Tbisxton, rtranst Tr-ork*.. TREMONT HOTEL r. NILSON, Prep. ■AKER STREET p.ml.h.d Reem. ky OtJ. Week er Mer.th TUEMON'T—J. .vricwillt: H. Nolan; John sainson: Joseph Uupoin, cit*-: Q. Hughes;. J. Fl.wart, Rock Cr.ck; 8. AiiUtrso.i Vancouver. STAR CAFE TRAIL, B.C, Under Nrw and rir.t-s-Jaa. ManMeoent Tie Heme ef CUid Ceeklni rtrat-daa. eetn-loe In The Kooteuay. LMsdliK Cafe Ur Tn-reUlnd Public, eat here tfti you'll It-ink it'i home. Olr* trail's leadln* and largest oaf. a trial. HOTEL MARTINIQUE 1179 Gr.n-.ill. ltr»t Co«f, brtfht ro«Du. Ju«t tht pl*o« Cor y«ur vac-htlon. R&tM moiUr*.if. Writ* for p&rticultrt. MRS. A. PATER-ION LAt» •( H»j»l H«UL GrftiiTllle Bt BEAUTIFUL BRAWl Each day brings us, fresh shipments of tlie Season's Splendid Models in. Suits and Coats. ,. ■•."' The garments are perfect in design, material and workmanship, and" at prices that you will find keenly reduced from last year's prices. PALM AVpNUE IN RIO DE JANEIRO Beautiful palms known a. "Feather Dusters of God" were imported from the Antilles a century ago and have -'flourished, surpassing in beauty those of their native ha bitat. DEBATE IXES (Continued From l'a-eo Uulf). work iioiu- uu thf experimental turn Ce-$efiaa,r(-i experiment*! tun id not I ■uuUucU'U without, considerable out- ] by. Weifi (Urinpr-H lo tube uilviin- roif* of Un- work dout; on experi- ilbil farms itff^lpulture throughout tlu- Dominion would btneflt im- memfely- Vou '.'"ii take » hoi'Ht- to water, but you -A-in't miikf him ilrlnlv," <*.\- ololinpd Dr. 'rflruif. It pvople would not U'urn, thw di»- paritnebt 'cyuld up) tontlkt them. In ptuuitn(r< ihe civil flervitje t-oni- mliHiIon hu'd iioma itlinrp knocks, pr, Bdwarda uf Kioniuuuc ihoutfht eom'e of tlie c.ommkAloQfl tlppbthtmenla indicated dbuolulc tnooinpuletiie. Nu- tloiml riotrrt.'.'isKtjf* t^lttod lhe min- later of utfiiruUiiiv ovoi" luofingruir Inrtea! There wiw » pumo Coats priced at .$22.50 and up Suits priced at $35.00 and up —H A T S t Lovely New Millinery, embracing all sprightly Spring styles. Saucy Directorie Poke Bonnets, gay with fruit and flowers, vie iii popularity with draped Turbans, helmet shaped Turbans, up-turned shapes, tricorns and large drooping hats. It is a season of bright color. Our models are shown in prices to ^H^^^Bi^^^^^B S MIL LIE- & WEI F| LADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS ASCENDS VERTICALLY f»-TV*;; *-■.;**.as<«K Shoot Military Riders in Dalphin Barn District ol Dublin in* BUN". Maivli 15. There wius tin attack tudu* ,ni twu milltury tiisjlur ,syc\lal8 In tin' Dolphin's Ham iilstvls.t ut iJubU.s. Une ur the rlsltjr-s wae .sho-t lis ilss.- lifutl und tlu- utHer wits. Hl.t.t In His* tuny, re- (•("tUllIf Injuries, a-hli'h It Is. so-'-tl. will uruv.,* I'utuJ. Its ...si ultus'k on iiisliissry i Id.l'u nrowlng the Hlustc. UridKe, l>ul,lln. il »i>lu>r wua tvumult'sj. Liberate Prisoner M*iii.i.\, Mavi'l* is. r..'>. J. a. Invln, si Pretrtjyli'flat. m'tnlater, who un l'"i-l». Uo- ..'sss s. sitrnii'sj iu ,uuy yt'af In pHaon, after .'oiivls-l'.un Ijy a sssuVl inurtiul ,.." Issiviiuf i, n'volv.'r unsl aiulmililliun lis liis puatl-Mafou. ,,..,.,, , , , uuil alumuultlun sis hla puisaessilul. uL Tin- liesitl ols-rk uf au uxprrlniuntul , ,, „ , . ,; . , . ' , was. Illi.srali'd ffmii H.sltast ,ls.ll to tarn. hsLvliu: :. mux niani uf ?:*.-'"> a , ., , ., ... ..,,, ,, ... .... *ltiv .kuu'l-al Sir Nevlllv Msu- i •:! tit.- Bundrlnttmaeut .-t Uiu , „. , , _. , , _.., ,_,„ t'irsiily. iiLtllwry s-uii.man.li'f of Irp- lr.viis> health. remHfcd Ll"-' rutnaimlei- of si'iits'is':-- un accopnt of III- ihi. hamin of rnr .her. «,,. a lUt ImW i.-ll.tltl.'il | || |_ I Tt-imU bulls four hundred yearn IU vrvio found by workmen ri* roofiiiy WmrttalnBteir b:iii. Th-a men found two r-uuiiil objecte Id the duel and cobWtiba lu tht "M oab fafttn PO rool nlK'V; tlm ffioiinU, Whon tho AtUjt ■ ntl tfrimt- bu his efforts lo establish bx- peilincMlul furins. Tin- huhsQ atUourued ut UMBO ..■i-l-.rk. Stlcct Committo for Tr-antportation nT'l'.WVA. March 16. Tliat there shunid I-- a sehict standing obm- UiHii* "f ih'- houHi' nf i-oniiuonn tu ''''.il wiih itovernmi'UI rnp. ll hus a ht-allng and soothing ar tiny on the air parage?, and at the same time m.la ni a diHlnfectant ol thu respiratory organs, destroying ths geruiH thut produce acrioiiti cont plicattons, Mif. JolUi Millet. Minburn, Alta., writes:—"f had a very bad oough for three, yuaia. I went to several doctors and tried different cough medicines,' bul nothing seemed to help me. Une da) a friend told me about Ur. Wood'* Norway Pine Syrup, and after using soveral bot- tl-us 1 bucame completely relieved. I al-wvys keep'a bottle hi tho house aud also, recominuud 11 to others." t)r. Wood's Norway Pine tiyrup has been universally used for ovor 80 years, and so great has bwen Its success, it ts only natural that a great many Imitations have been placed on the market. The genuine ls put up in a yellow wrapper; 3 pine trees tho trade mark; prlco ;-■><■. and 80c a bottle; mttnutaoturod only by The T. Mllburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. 1X>Nu6N'. .Mu.nh 15. -The AlKJlo- Unr-slan trado ugreonirtit will be signed tvinorj-ov! accurdlitg to -*x- inTt.iU-.nt.-. Th** iH'gottalloiic between 1.1oni«l Krusslii. lhe 1-tusshui i-t.pn-HfHl.iti\ •■ Jiid th" hoard of iradu I'.iv.. :..sijlutl hi the n-l'raiu- hlg ur llie elaii^ef In a manner a- plautu io fliw British goveriuh-aitt. Tln- main principle \n eald tu bt? thai Russia iiud-srlakeH to «-euse ult propaganda, outside of Kus-du «liilt- \'\ tuitn , vindertakos to observe nil ii.-niiitliiy iii Russian internal attaint, INSTALL RABbTs r/JNUON". .\laivh io— tJewJsh Telegraphic :u?eneyl- -The' ree.eutly elect- _*_\ chh-f riibUiM '.of ^Oleslbe lUbbl Kuk and Rabbi _lioh; Were olTlcially installed in off lee a.t One of Uie leadline syimguga-fli In Jerusalem today. Special prayers wert offered for \l-f-timn of the pogroms hi the l-krain". Correspondent Dies • —TT LiON-DUN March 15,-Tlie lurch^so of *J1- v-er at a fixed price of 80 cents and ihi expansion of silver colna-ge,' R. R. Hcdley gaVo nn address on the subject before tho Vancouver ohom-, ber of miner nf the rml' of tho week, Tlie report of the Vancouver Province says, under tho head, -'-'Slocart Man, Has Plan for Marketing Silver' of Province;" Thnt there will bf**- -an -unlimited market for British Colujnbfa silver for years to como was tho prediction [ )f ;Robert R. HeiHey. the well known 1 ilQC&n iTilninfe man, wlm addressfid a f nrtptlrig oi tho Dominion hnll on Frl- I lay night, nndpr the auspice* -of tho hamher nf mines. Ho quoted irih-ny uthorltira l-o Hhftw that :lhb present * ir-riduotlon has fsllen to 476,000,001) uncrt below lln* mqiilrompfiis -of tlm .Mrhl's supply. HoldlrjH. thnt lank of rmplnynwnt ir labor was -ocepntuatod by the ervi- 'illnn of. mining nperalions throuffh- g irt tho ■fminlry »tvh(slra acting in tho pit, In aid if 11)0 asfoelaUon benevolent fund. 1 jwan nlso drehled that a mhtineo ,-rnuld bo nlven in lhe nfteriioKii. \VlllInm Stua'eon rind W. M. ohhett were placed in ohfirffe. nl he gent ral affairs of the enter- .alnment, prngramw and lickote, The full details nf the revue Itself ind the munle. tn he left in lho producer. Tho Jaws of an octopus ore shaped urh llko'-the beak nf a parrot. Leo a i \o'rn i onoa or saib or cbattam. Auction Rtl,. otlos 37 MMh-.tUoi' LUs Act, B. 8. >. 0. 1*11. , Whermn, lho Buskin & Stoilmnn nibs r Crsiniisiisy [.Iniltr/ 1-, Isislsibtcsl the under-signed In* the sum uf Two iisslrs'sl 'anil Thlrty-ono Dollrirs ond ly, Cenln (1231.50) for work doi-io ' sssss.ciisslsi nupplled In repnlrlns rtnd isssvlsii; two sfour-lnoh logging wng- i and threo monthfl have elApsesl .'0 tho ealsl Rum otlght to have beei) d ind default has been mado In pay- it thereof. ■ . . otlco In hereby rVven1 thnt nn "Tuep- ', the 2tth day of March. A. D. 1921. o'rim-k noon, at tho office of Jamee Ddylo, Sheriff Courl Houisc, In tho J. of Nelson the said tint- four-mob King wnbeing mentioned first in each caac: J. Allen, O. Wharton, C. Crydorma-n; C. Carpenter, M Brown, IT. A. Webster; E. C. Hunt, W. R. Prowd. J. Arra- fltrong; W- Craven, F. Wnters, J.' Oouldlng; C. W. Tyler, J. Alexander, C. McOuldan; ' O. T. Nagle, W. Brown, Sr., E.' V. . Buchanan; A. Wgglnbotham, IV J. Boles. W. T. Talt;- R. Manrer.* W. aravea, Sr., A. VT. Walley.; *W. Brawn. II. Jordan, E. O. Smyth; q. C.: Sholander, H. Hlhltt, A. Mentdn. \ Th* flohedule of games In as follows: ' ^_ March 16—7 p. m.,;C. WT Tyler va. D. Xngle; fl p. m., A. iligginbotham vs. K. Maurer. March IR—7 p. m,; W. Brown \-s. O. C. Sholander; 9 p. m., J. Allen vs. E. C. Hunt. March 23—7 p. m„ C Carpenter, va. Wl Gravea; 9 p. m.,' C W. Tyler va, A. Hlgglnbolham. March SO—7 p. m„ D. N'agln va. R. Maurer; fl p. m„ C,,,C. Sholander vs. .1. Allen. March 31—7 p. m., W. Brown vs. P. Carpenter; H vfc m., Rl Maurer vs. E. C. Hunt. April 1—7 p. m.* A.. Hlgglnhotham vs. W. Graves; fl p. m„ P. Nnflrfo vs. G. S. Sholander. April *(—7 p. m.. C. WL Tj-ler vs. •T. Allen; '9 p m.,' C. Carpenter vn. A, Illggilnholham. April Ii-—7 p. m., E. C. Hunt vs. D. Naglc; fl p. m., W\ Graven vn, R. Mnqrer. Anril B—7 p. m., «C. W. T>-Ier vn. Ci. C. Sholander; fl p. m„ J. Allen va. W. Brown. April 7—7 p. m., C. Carpenter vff Ti. Maurer; fl i>. m.» E; C. Hunt vn, A. Higginbotham. April S.~7 i>. rn., W. Craves vflL I>. Nagle; 0 p. ni., O W. Tyler vs. W. Brown. April 11—7 p. m., O. -Oi Sholander va. 0, Carpenter; fl p, m., D. Nagle vs. J. Allen. Anril 12—7 p. m., W, Graven va C. W. Tyler; fl p. in., P Nagln vs. \v*. Brown. April 13—7 ,p. ni.v A. lllgglnhothnm vr. ri. C. Sholander; 'fl p. in., C. Car- pcnler VR E. C. Hunt. April 11—7 p. m„ p. Maurer yfl. J. Allen: 9 p. m„ A. ^lgj(pboU?am vf. D. Nnifle. Anr'l H.--7 p. m., W. Brown xp, W. Crtves: fl n. m.. G. C. Slinlnnder it. E. C. TTunll. • \nr(l IS—7 p. m„ B. Maurer w, C. \V Tyler: fl p. m., W. Graves vr. O. C. fihihnder. April I1r-7 p. m*. Al lU'r-iinhotli'im v:. W. errv.r n p .,,^ |5t p_ Hum vh. C. TV. Tvler. \t,r,\ ?(v_7 ,,, „;, j \H,%n v!*, W. -"'i '• a n. ni„ H. M.'turer VS. G. (\ t.'l.n|.,.>f',,v. >Hr!I J!-^-T n. in.. C C-irp^nter VR. T>. N-'Klc; fl p. m.. E. C. TlutU vs. W, T'rowp. Ar*"!! ?n-7.ji. !".. .\. Ulgplnbotflem ••-. T. Allen; 9 p.m., B. M'turer va. W. rrnw.n. Anril 2r---7 p. ht., C. W. Tyler vs. C.-trpentcr. Empltfek Steve Brodie; DIES IN THE ATTEMPT Citizens Take Isiue Provincial Government op Recorder ''\ >', !*, -''. ^ • - I'I :•' '' ''' ( Conicndlnfj .Jhnt the provincial government han violated the principle of giving the returned men the preference tn qpiVofntments, in the case of the newly appointed 'mining recorder at Beaton, the citizens of Beaton have taken dire.-i Issue with the government nn the mutter, ao coring to a letter receU'Cd by th,e pttily. Nowa from W. i, Glenn of Beaton Mr. Glenn writes aa foi-' Iowa: ilEATON, B. C.» March 19.—To the Editor of The Dally News: Sir— In your Italic of March 7, under the hen^lng "Lister Qu'ocLlop,s Clyvy Appointment," 'as a aubnnrlber to your paper and living at Benton, I flhqll bo glad if yon will make public thp following factt),' wl|lch lead to Col. XltsLer^B questlona: On Saturday, February, 19. n puhllr meeting wan hold al Boatori, to pro- tent thn appointment hy the government, of Ernest Roberta to the position of mlplng recorder—fymleau district7-0n the following all-^uffl- dent grounds: That Roberts iloes not possess tbe confidence of jho local mining public, and tbnt he ls not 3till.ibbi In other wqya tq fill the po- Rl:Ion. It was unanimously decided to petition the miniHter of mines to reconsider llm appointment, and ta- give the position io a returned noldlers who hnd applied for the position in November Inst—a mnn In every wny n hlfp in t*->nt tt does not pass through the boweln, but ls allowed to get Into the blood, thus causing a poisoning of the whole system. , If you would escape constipation, NEW YORK; March lfi^-An- «ni- alck and bilious headaches, hoart- dontificd man • apiwrontly 50 years burn, floating spocke before [the eyes, old today jutti«»cd off the Brooklyn - coated tongue, foul breath; the na|; brldeb and was killed on striking ty irritating/ bleodlng Itching and the*water many^pbt (below. 'It ls protruding piles,, you. should keejp belloved ho was a resident of thin Two Fixtures Race for Prae» Played Shield and Y. M. C. A..howler* Iminehoil tliclr now olub toiii-ftamont **,t the Alloys Inat night, when two sflxturoB wore roll'od, the Msih^iore of ouch , being acorodlted with one poU>t In the rnce for the cluh nhleld end prfcea, 5n the flrnt game, Carpenter vs. Allen, Al, Ion's trio won their, point comfoVt- sihly with a surplus of llll pins. In th'ft eecond. Hunt-'yq. Oriven, Hunt'*-' trio won. out with ,*,**l' WW* to spa»Jo.' ,T. Allen set a fo|r mark In the lilgh nggrogntp s',mipoilii,.n with his total of .551, the highest of the cvenlhfii Similarly, E. If. I'rnwd, who wan high lndlvldijnl, set. a. g-iod mrirk at: 214 fnr a single g*ime. Tlio reaultg wore: First flxliite-r C. Carponler ..' 133 13 16s| AHl H. A. W^hstor ..........1 HO 137,,toll s|l*,7 A, Brown ....'„..:„.'ls**!> *1IH 182 4B3 Correctt Views Regarding Tender* ior Headstones on Veterans' Graven In reply to q resolution regard!n*r the use of Canadian materials for headstones on the graves, oKsoldlors and sailors, of the Great War that are burled In Conn da, which wes pnss«d at tho recent, convention of tho Associated Boards of Trade of Eastern British Columbia, at Pen- tWton, notification has been received ljy Fred A, Starkey, tho e.ohnmleslnn- er, that the call for tenders Issued hy lite Imperial War Craves s-om- mCsslon specifically .staled that .Canadian materials mutt, be lifted. The Information wns supplied hy Col. H. C. Osthnrne, secretary of. tho Imperial War Graven commission, Ottawa- Total J. Allen .r O. Cryderman .... 0. Wharton ...;...... :4b..:.v I3MI ...182 rJn.i inr. r.r.t ...lkn M3, Mi .14:1 ...14B ir,4 175, 47B Total .... Second flxtrue— IS. C. llutjt IBS B. B. Prowd 144 ..153 171 14(1!) 20S 530 144 503 203 ...ll) 8RA.TTI.ra, March If—T?. l-..Skeclo of .S-'attle, was Pll-ctel. district po'-or- nor of the Internalhm.'il Itoltisi'v club, ftt tlie cloSiri**; svesslon of the N'ort,h- wost dlslrlel eonferenee here -today fliul Vancoucer, B. C„ wan seleotrd for tho 1322 eopference elty. : ...154-1 j ...153 117 145 -115 _.l«l 131 12(1 »■!!! ...Ut, 153 105 4(13 i |2!)*l your llvor stirred up by the use tjif Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills. Theso pills, being purely vegotable, keep your liver working actively, cKy, .lutniilisK from Brooklyn, niaile foni- osisi by Stove Brodlo's spectacular helping lt to resume Its proper leap for fame, haa been attempted function!,, and thoroby removing the many tljnes by others who sought bllo that la circulating In tho blood either notoriety :or __oa* B^dl* •"t^'SL^'^SJr!!; i WM the first to leap Into tho la-st _rt,^,j_;.-, _„ troubled with nlclt mot;: fronts tho. bridge an-l fkotft.-nmdsetieVanJI constlp«Uon. One day wllh hlB llfo, -but -others also ha«'a (f^nd told mo of Milburn's Lo-c**-- done so. KoveraU however, have j Liver Fills. I got two vials, ind ..... ._ ... ,.__•_. .. ..._„._.. J ' ,.„«, .1,^., M.I ..... „ ,i-nrl,l _,t MrtnA been killed ln attempting to duplicate Brodlo's feat. . Liquids capable of oxidation are few and are nil oils. found they did me a World of -tool I therefore Iiavo great faith in thom." Milburn's Laxa-L.ver Pills are 25c. h via!, at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt ot prlco by The T. Mil- burn - Co,,, Limited, Toronto. Ont J. Armstrong Total W. Graves .... F. WalerB .... J,.rGouldl.nB. • T..t!ll Bill lor Better Protection of QirU Passes Committee ! Stage tn House of Lords '•- LONDON, .Mar.-h ID,—(By Casi-i- slian Astioelated Presa)—The criminal law amendment bill for tie' better prorcctlon of ffirls passed the s-om- mlttee 'rtago in lhe house of lords tonight. Many fish which Inhabit tropical water* are poisonous as food, should not be overtaxed. Since ld57 the recognized bahy food has been-, EAGLE BRAND Condensed Milk w mnwi mm—— J.'-LJBB'Lll-?,.jm j. Don't use medicated soaps unless your skin is sick — and don't make it sick by using strong soaps, pigments, or by neglect. Use Baby's Own. Soap freely with warm water, rinse well and dry carefully, and the most delicate skin will be kept tott and white—will nol harden or become coarse. Iti conilaAt careful uie will make HARD SKINS softer and whiter. Iti gmille lingering aroma is a lasting pleaiuie enhanced by- the knowledge that it '» due excluiively lo flower extracti—No artificial chemical peifumei are used in it. BABY'S OWN SOAP Bqstfor . Baby Best for You: Sola Ev-*y.,.,-i«.-. ALBERT SOAl'S, LIMITED. Mf-i., MONTREAL. Into a Crockery Teapot Put a teaspoonful of the genuine iioat inmi for every TWO cups. Pour on freshly BOI water and let it stand for five minutes. , RESULT will be the most perfect flavour tea you ever tasted. •TM Next time you want to concentrate on a piece of work just slip E astickofWRlGLEY'S H\ between your teeth. ■w Every Meal" iiimuiiimiiiiiiiiiiir ■../JtititliUi ilfclP m daily tasks — and ; shorts as wel!. Hazards disappear and bard Places come easy, for WRICLEVS gives you comfort and poise-it adds the zest that means success. A great deal for5c 3 tftt a 3 .— 3 I The Flavor Lasts I SEALED TIGHT 1 | KEPT RIGHT —- mm ^pPain. 4 % Makes Weak Women Strong Which you experience at times can be removeJ.' No woman haa the right to suffer when she can obtain relief safely, certainly and promptly. Suppose you do have headaches, backaches, extreme nervousness, low-spirits and general good-for-nothing feelings at times? Your ease is not hopeless. These symptoms are evidence that the delicate organism of the feminine body has become out of order and needs l!he help Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription can bestow, this is what many women write Dr. Pierce, Pres. Invalids' Hotel at Buffalo, N. Y. Many of .your neighbors would say the same of jDi-. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Toronto, Osr,—" Lmb thnn a year ago I was in a vory puor rtatp of health ; my back ached dreadfully, and I could ncarcely drag myself around to do my hoUBflwork. 1 BtarU-d to taki- Dr. Pie**ce'» Favorite Presuriiiiinn, and i cannot praise it too highly [or the great beueilt I received. *'My backache nod pains disappeared entirely, and 1 Boon was restored to perfect health. 1 know that Dr. Pierce'a Favorite Prescription is the beet woman's medicine, for I have tried others that were recommended, and nothing has ever helped ton so mtiob m the Favorite Prescription." Mm). Kithi.ki n Wiiillahb, 13 brooklii-lil street. _ 8end lOe. to Dr. Pierce's Laboratory in Urielgcbut g, Ont., for a trial pkg. of Fn*,. -iiu- Prescription Tablet-*-. 44 National Varieties each excelling ihe others I The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co OF CANADA, LIMITED (Wl-,..,. Smtltlna and R.fsninu Dap.rtm.nt. TRAIL, BRITI8H COLUMBIA SMELTERS AND REFINERS PUHCHA*tR» OP OOLD. (ILVER. COPPER AND LEAD ORU Predtw-mi at ttal*. *llv.r, C.pp.r, HuMt.n>. PI* Lm. tli Elan TADAM8 NRAMM Advertising ls the Motive Power m business H Pajfe 4 ■Sf^ESDN 'DAn,Y S#s; t$T>5lts$A"Y ^KNf^ MARCH f6,T.)21 THE DAllV HEWS rubllshed «v«i-** morning, «xo»pi Bond*** by tbe New* Publishing Gonv- D-»nj*. - Limited, Nelson, B C-, Carta-]'*- Buaines* letter, shoulsl bt tuldresaerl anrt oheoka and moner 'ortltra maste payable to Tbe J*-.ws> PuMtehlnf Com* pany, Limited, anil la no naae *>A.K-U*m«n THE SATISFACTION IN HOtTSEWOTlK. i Of course thero are housekeepers who would look at mo with compressed lips uml uncomplimentary private thoughts tf I wero to refor, In their presence, to tlii'' deep satisfaction which I believe the average housekeeper of today finds in her housework. But then, thero are nlwnys "dampers" in any line of human endeavor. And I feel sure that the majority of housekeepers will agree with me when 1 say that there Ih a joy to bo found In housework—a very considerable joy. Some years ago when the oost of HvlriR was lower and domestic help wns more plentiful and less costly, anmi, wf>m-?n had nover known the deep love for their homes that they know today. Because then thoy didn't hav to fight to keep their homes together and to "make onds moet." And It's natural to love the thing we fight for and into whlc:i wo put our best effort, The pioneer found a lot moro Joy In his rudn fireside than the milllenalre of today finds In his reody- mado comforts. In other words, whllo tho dollar hos been shrinking In these past few years, tho housekeeper hns been developing. She hns runt away her boudoir cap nnd dunned n sweeping cap. Sho hns come to the realisation that she must fight for her home—fight with tho weapons of economy and an honest dav's work. And she hns found the fighting fun. She hns lenrned the thrill of being ablo to nut a few dollars in the savings bank lnstend of giving It,to a cook ARCHDEACON BEER TRAVELS AGAIN Letter No. 9 mtt9 Tt God loveuf a cheerful loser, Heinle ls out ot luck. A fool njid hlB money arc -soon admitted to society. This, you understand. Is the re- m.»tlon of the- rt-aetion of war.* It Is nn easy matter to determine •which is boss Iti your house. The ■other one empties the asjies. . One -run stilV mix business with ^Ion-sure, but thore ls no pleasure lu business. It Is hard to find an oil thnt won't form carbon or un International complication. The stork need not despair of a. jub. Thd poor wo havo with us always. The capitalistic theory Is that woalth must bo' produced; the Soviet theory is that lt must be re- • duc-rti. -m If they can discover what mnkes thoso California mountains move, they may yet find a way to sutllo tho Irish question. A writer remarks that L-ondon Is the largest city not controlled by tho United States. This will bn news weak, her hands wero shaking. She | Ten Years Ago 7W«rv ' » *. (t-Yom the Dally News of March 16, ■ - * . 1911.) ^With the starting of the wheels in Waters & Pascoe's $10,000 sash and door faotory.i on Front street, yesterday, tho latest addition to Nelson's already respectable list of Industries opened its doors for business. One of the features of thn building is its flreprogf construction. '* • • F. Irvine haB returned to the olty from Spokane. • • • .1. T. Black, chief provincial countable, who has been In the Arrow Lake district for the past week in connection with his duties as lic«Aise inspector, came In on Tuesday night nnd left yesterday for the Lardeau country- t * • * p; St. Denis, formerly city clerlt of flloc^n City, who Is entering the brokerage business In Nelson, moved to to tho city on Tuesday, having purchased the. residence at the corner of jNolaon and Chatham stroets, Fair- vlewT' Mr\"8t. Denis' family are expected today. " . J- ■ [Twenty Yean Ago Today j ♦ jr..j ■;?* i 1 " m*. they accept Its shelter. I suppose It Is the rules restricting thom that Is the obstacle. It may give yon an Idea of my work here if 1 tell you that I had ao communicants at 8 o.m. laat Sunday. Al ll J had ovor 260 In thc congregation, and al 1 p;m. 1 had 4S5. That Is over 800 at tho three services. The total collections at these three services amounted to Just $12.00. How much would it have been in Nelson? Would Disestablish Church This miserable l'inauciul failure Is the result of having a state church here. The clergy are paid by tlie state; .und the church building* are kept In repair by what ihey call the vcBlry, but which we would* call the municipality.* The result Is whut you see! Thoy have been pap-fed all their lives and expect everything dono for them. The Boonpf this state of a fairs ls changed the -better. . 1 spoke pf lt. to tho bishop, bul he said ho did not know, what they would do if tho state withdrew Its aid. I know what thoy would do. "Gradually thoy would buck up and pay their way we do 'In Canada. For a. time, Even If tho frocks of the little mnld have been running pretty closely parallel to the styles of maturity, ono would scarcely know it-In the Joyously youthful and utterly delightful little dresses to be seen In n certain well-known Fifth avenuo shop. For the young miss whoso age Is ten was shown this blue jersey frock with long rovers, tho opening filled In wltb a white dlekle stripod grepn nnd yellow. Braid achieves this trimming, which is used also for the collar and the pretty sleeves. A chnrmlng llttlo frock In which to finish tho school term. Another attractive school frock shown both ln dark blue and In tan chnllis is finished around tho neek, sleeves and hem with cherry red scallops of silk ln buttonhole stitching, thc wnlst girdled with ribbon to match. And as gay as a unrig of berries Is a bright red frock also of challls, made with three tiers and long walsted, all bound In sand color. PATTERN NO. 113. A pattern for the above model (No. US) can hn obtained In ages 4. 6, S, 10 r>r 12, by sending to the Daily NewB your nnmn. address, the number of this oattern and aire required nnd ll> cents In postage stamps, r.e sure to keen this newsnnner cllpnlng of tho sketch md description of the garment to use is a working' model when the pattern renchces' you—which will be within two weeks,—The Editor. Daih 1-fc-Wjw Poached Eggs With Met* and Cheese. Three oupfuls boiled rice, six eggs, ono and a quarter cupful* grated cheese, buttor. suit and puprika. Firm the rice into nests on a fireproof platter, l'oach the eggs In milk and place ap egg in the Indentation of-eaeh pest- 1 Dust with the Bait and puprlkn. sprinkle over the choeso ond pour tlie' tftilk gently into the platter. Sot In -the ovon for a moment to hrown tho cheese If convenient. WINNIPEG GRAIN QUOTATIONS Open High Low Close ■WliC'sU— •stay .... 17814 1B11* 175% 180 July .... l'jtvi 168 162% 167% Oais— May *.... 48*4 A_.\ 47% 4SH July „■.... 49 % 60 WA •19% Barley- May .... 77% % Ifi 77'i 79 July .... 76 V4 76H Flax- May .... 174H 176*-4 174 176 July .... 177% 180% 177% 179% Bysj— May .... lo%% 158% 156% 157% MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN MlXNK.vrOUS. March 13.—Flour 20 -to 25 vents totter; ?8.r.O to J8.7r. a barrel; shlpmontB 38,977 barrels. Bran—$23.00; Wheat, No. 1 Northern n.BS'4 to HA?ft; Corn, >*o. 1 yellow, r>l to S5 cents; oats, No.J white 37H to 38 cents; flax No. 1 $1.72 to $1.73. LONDON. Mawh 15— (Jewish Tele- (iraphte agency)—Sir Alfred Mond, aoinui-IsBtbnar of works, in addressing ft meeting of 3000 Jews last night -■poke enthusiastically Qf the future \ot Palestine, declnrtng it- would igaln become a "land of milk and honey." MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative i n\t do^bt, there would be great financial aistrcBfl in ihe church, but ln tho end mat tern would be much belter,, and they uould feel more manly a/nd self respecting, , ,h.:bbkrv A walrus will travel nil a mto of about' M-vi-n miles an hour. ■ In medieval times metallic 'load was uaud for writing oa paper. Communications B8X.ATXYS LIVXNa COSTS. To the Editor The Dally News: I, ahd doubtless many of your readers, have been Interested ln reading . the literary dlsousBion between Mr. A. 1*. Allesbrooketfof Kaslo and Mr. H. Broadwood of Bonnlngton, referred to at length In your yesterday's issue under tho caption of "Is Cost of Living Lower In Kootenay Than ln .England*?" I anticipate that somo old country folk resident In tho district, especially the house and homekoepors, will mentally, or with penoll In hand make some frantic calculations to approve or disprove the flgureB quoted In the article In question. Certainly one ran find no fault with the monus outlined by Mr. Atlcsbrooke from the standpoint of nourishment and maintenance of bodily fitness, but, in vlow. of the general naturo of the question) ns Indicated by the heading of the article It would -appoar. to be hardly reasonable that statistics regarding the cost of food only should ho accopted as the standard or'relative costB of living between the Kootenay district and "tho little Island under the North star," "Tho phraso "God's greon country" used by our bachelor friend applies equally well, methlnks, to England (not forgetting "the Emerald Isle") as to British Columbia. To the cave man, exchange of barter for his food, If ho was not energetic enough to forago for himself, would practically represent his total living oxpensos although judging from another article on the samo page of yesterday's Issue a writer tolls us that the barter for cave rent was uncommonly high. This, was probably the origin of the "shoot lho landlord" expression. But, ln this twentieth cen- tutry, with Its up-to-the-iTOlnute-wars of civilisation, one has to consider such items no rent, taxes Insurance clothing (Easter ls coming!), wood nnd conl, to Rav nothing of incidental labor and furnishings and tho hundred and ono incidentals whieh so quickly mako tho money fly. The old countryman though a long resident overseas, has not, I believe, ■Utogether given up making mental comparisons between Enelish nnd Canadian nrlces n habit which was uncon- iclouslv formed tn the dnvs when he first crossed the North Atlantic, and which comparisons nt that time caused ij severe shock to h's nvstem, recuper- Mlnn being effected by counting the 'Minr ns equivalent to n shilling, nnd no more. tQv-nn now tho relativo costs servo as ■> topic of light conversation when Eng- M shin en fofetrnther, mnvha after a ■'liopnlng expedition In Nelson/ Knslo, ir some far off nolnt llko Sandon. All this preamble is merelv to glvo ixpression to my firm belief that any ■ino with the snme salarv or wnire'jib ho may bo earning 'n British Columola •would be able to have a longer run •"or his monov in England, even though fh» cost of living there nowndnys Is \ f-^w hundreds per cent higher than ;n prewar days. Rut this nntomatlcallv lets ono in for a knotty discussion of tho standard •>t wares for the two countries, as •nlirtmAftto-d by tho remnrk, "I cnn net 'welve hnnnnns for a shilling In Eng- 'imi. but the trouble Is to get the •bllt*n»,'! If Mr. Broadwood la living "'in luxe." as queried l.v his up thf lafca literary opponent, I should think 'hat his houso pnrtlcB would be verv -■■cc<*-sf-*.fuh nnd Bonnlngton is nearer »--nn Keslo, anv wnv. So fnr ns Mr. V 's statement that Mr TVs letter will •Ttreiso a deterrent Influence on In-. Smoke T&B Distinctive in flavor and aroma tending emigrants, lt ls well that the latter should bo under no misapprehension at all In-regard'to lhe economio situation, tn any evont the "big money In Canada" IdeaB'has always boen prevalent ln England (and certainly In Scotland)' and this , Impression was deepened through the war yoars by reason of the free spending capabilities of the Canadian soldiers, of whom tho old country storekeepers took every advantago to tho obvious Inconvenience of the imperial Tommy who came.along afterward with his shilling a day to spend. This Impression would more than counteract that of any nppamnt high cost of living figures on this side and the emigrant would say "Let's no." Yours truly, GERALD S. REES. Nelson, March 14. CO-OPEBATION ESSENTIAL. To the Editor of The Dally Nows! Sir—Will you kindly allow me a spaco In .your papor? T saw the lettor In the Dnlly News of Mr. Brown of Bonnlngton Fnlls tho othor day, In which he writes that tho people say that they can't live Ih British Columbia on see- nory, but Mr. Brown thinks they can live on scenery, by pointing out some other countries which ■ havo dono so. I will not need to mention the natural resources of British Columbia Which aro undergoing development, but there Is one thing which Mr. Brown omitted to say, to got the outside peo ple to enjoy the British Columbia flce-l nory and healthful climate, fishing and! hunting sports, pure water, whioh Ial very healthful. There is one thing wol need Ivory badly—that Is, for out ft idol guests and tourists—a good and bettenj govornment road, stopping off point J alon gthe river, with tennis and rest* lng places like Bonnlngton Falls, Soutlfl Slocan, Castlegar, etc, where peopltT stop off for a oouple of days, enjoy] the fishing and sports and rest as wolll To got this1 we need cp-operation--*B govornment, farmers, business men nn.. With tlu Stat doM thla remed-- * fta right lows to bnilaaw, aad never otuet b Iti dutraitf-ro work ..-.ill fv«rj tn-M of tha dlsMM la ceuplstaljr removed and th. victim reatored ta aorroal health. Letters (ram sail ptu-ta af Canada praislag this -ffonderfal mixture ara literally pouring into headquarters. Bead ull Ut* I.ri~-" Years of suffering from tliat Icrriblt, affliction, bronchial aathma, ordered bj all medical max to eloM m7 business im Montreal and go south ta A warmer climate, but I noticed yonr ad. lm tha "Montraal Standard" fat tha abovs miztnta aad I tali I would give oat mora trial to health before I laave ar natlva town, aid thank ths nod maker I did. My bronchial tubsa an altar, tha kaiklng eough haa disappeared, tha wheeling eough haa ceased as if by magle, aad all dlaaonforta have gone since taking yonr wonderful mixture."—Barbell lorrt, -UT MeTCey Street, Montreal Alt* il at reason whatever why 70a ea-r-aol fee eempletely amd speedily ra- atorei ta health If you take thla remedy. Ton are satisfied or tke money il refunded, according to our guaraa- *M. Don't delay. Buy n bottle mm turn, —m druggist 11 SOLD IN NELSON BY THE POOLE DRUQ COMPANY. NO. 1 PRAIRIE HAY CHOICE SECOND CUT ALFALFA NO. 1 TIMOTHY HAY BRAN AND SHORTS AND ALL LINES OF FEED. ' The Ellison Milling & Elev. Co., P, 0, BOX 345 L,IMITED NELSON, B.C. PHONE 281 I El Cranbrook Talent Puts on Fine Musicale; Informal Dance Follows KASLO, B. G., March 11.—Tho Hospital I^aflles' Aid hold Its regular monthly moetlng ln tho city hall on Monday afternoon. There was a splendid nttendnnce nnd much business wns disposed of. Committees wero,appointed to take charge- of the hospital hall, which Ir to bo somo time Irt Bastor week. K. O. Hutt and A. B. Halacord of Vancouver woro among the business visitors to town the first of tho wook. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hewer were up from tho Florence Tuesdav. Mr. Hower to receive medical attendance for an Injured hand.- R; Roboy of Kenora wai registered at (ho King Ooorge Monday. The Knslo Boat cluh held a meeting Monday evening at tho homo of Dr. .da Wort. Miss Thnmnson of Procter wns the ™uoat of Mrs. Jnmos Anderson over the week-end. At the qouncll meetlmr Mondny tho "rlnelnnl matter under discussion wns ♦he dnyllghi saving netltton. Tho matter was left over until nest meeting, Tending tho decision of tho city solicitor. Vi W. Oenrro and John Talt of Nelson nnid paslo n visit Tuesday. V. Chntwell of Calgary spent Wfcdnes- dov In town. .T. Homison, on nld-tlmor In'the district, Is spending a few days In the cltv. J. Colvln and A. L. TTerron were visitors to town from Vancouver Tuesday and ■Wednesday. '. A. Hanson of Poplar, formerly of Kaslo, spent a few days In town this week, having just returned from a J month's visit to tho Const. Mr. Hanson will leave for Poplar on Saturday's barge express. A. Orant was down from Rctnllaok on Wednesday. Goorire Hodgson and T. 13. Lovas- seiir of Nolson spent Thursday in the cltv. V. Rourke of Edmonton was rocls- ter«d nt the King George Wednesday. F. Dick of Vancouver pnld the city visit on Thursday. J, T. Browning of tho It. N. M. police spent Friday In town. Algot Johnson was down from Johnsons Landlnff for n few dnvs this week. B. B, nnd Vfi TV. Campbell have se- vcr»rt their connection with Rowland fc Waits an dare returning to their homo In Saskatchewan. • W. Swnnn-MJ and H. Park arrived In town from N-olaon by Friday's bont. The Kn^lo branch of the Navv |,f-nm.e of Canada held Its rewular monthly meeting in thc city hall on Tuesday evening. There was a fair attendance and the routine business finished arrangements were nut under wnv for the nrosfntutlon of the srhool nrliie*.. this lo take place in the near future. Tuesdav nfternoon nt the home of Mrs.1 Davys the women's auxiliary of 8t\ Mark's church held Its anunal meeting. Tho secretary and treasurer both presented excellent renorts The oleotton of officers tor the ensuing vear resulted as follows: President, Mrs. Davys (re-elected): first vice- president. Mrs. 0. C. Read; second vice-president, Mrs. James CJoodenough; sec-rotary, Mrs .;.....- Halpln; treasurer. Mrs. E. H. Latham. Tho T. O. O. F. held Its regular weekly session on Wednesday evening) Mrs. L, Walthcr nnd Infant daughter of Lnrdo returned to thMr • home on Tuesday evening's boat. . Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burgess left on Wednesday morning for a trtn to Spokane ond tho Coast cities. They oxneet to he awny nbout two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cadden pnld Nelson a visit on Tuesday. .Mrs. M. J. Halpln received for the first time sinco hor marriage on Thursday. . A. T. Garland Itft for Greenwood on TucBdnv morning, being called to tho bedside' of his fathor, who died before Mr. Garland reached him. The body will be brought to Kaslo for interment. CRANBROOK, Maroh ,14.—Tho bo6k shower and muslcalo he'd in tho Roo- reation olub house on Saturday 1ft aid of tho club library was a great suo-* oess. Admission receipts amounted to over two hundred books. The following Is the excellent program, whloh was in the hands of h, D, Rengger: ■ Pianoforte solos. • "Libers turm" (Liszt) "Etude In F Sharp" (Arensky), Miss lloloii Wordon. Song, 1 "Who Knows" (Ball), Miss Delia Greaves. Duot. "Allah Bo with Me" (Wood- fordo-Findon), Mrs. W. Nlsbet and L. D. R*ngger. SongB, "For tho Green" and "So Fair a Flower" (Lohr), L. D, Rengger. Pianoforte solo, selected, Mrs. F. M. MaoPhorson. Quartette, "Only a'Tear Ago" (Abers), Mrs. W. A. Nlsbet, Miss Muriel Wal- llnger, A. Robtson nnd L, D, Rengger. Refreshments were served Immediately after the program by Mrs. F. W. Green1 and Mrs. I. Baxter, assisted by Mrs. McQuald, Misses Blankenbach, Staples and S. White. An Informal dance was then held from 10:30 lo 12, the club orchestra providing the music. WANETA NOTES WANKTA, March 14.—A. F. Fredericks has sold his half Interest In a 180-rpa and tho red ribbon with which they are dccoratcH Is distributed ln bits to guests as talismans Cor tlw coming year. Tho newspapers report that In ono fashionable resort a woman seized tho pig and bath edit In a cooler of wlno. Othor women caught tha original idea and ImfetaU-d It to thd. cost of many, bottles, Tliat restaurant, incldent-'t| ally, has had US Uconso suspended for constant violations of tho food and closing regulations. Viennese claim that In oil these resorts where display and expenditure of tho most vulgar kind nre evidence not ono real Austrian can be found, tha' they have not the money. Thoy soy they a*o supported by t ho horde of profiteers of every race and every nationality that Infest und trtfoet tho olty ' A recent demonstration of tho populace lc ncknoiwlodged to have beon Inspired by tbis prodigal display of extravagance and ready money ou tho part of this smalt element of 'the p-jpulatlon. Demand Profiteer Suppression The worklngmon demand tho government rtiall suppress profiteering and el im hm!'- the sbeba (profiteering wholesaler or middleman) and tho slelchandler (lliclt trader) In an effort to lower the daily mounting -cost .of living,'else they will undertake to do.so on their own account. They carried,. a frUnlatUre gallows In; .a .recent demonstration* The authorities and the tlipughtfui. Austrlans aqknowledge that this, en-', pertlcial frotf^bf .extravagance and! display^ la doing great harm te the olty and.the country. Casual travel-' lers who spend n> few. days In the inner city, visit these gorgeous re- .'nrtu and soe tlie high class restaurants ' crowded at every meal, toa donoos ln the afternoon, exceptionally well dressed men and women ■and the display of furs and jowols and articles of luxury ln tho shop windows probably unexcelled In any capital, aro hard to convince that beneath this veneer lies widespread privation and in certain strata actual bitter suffering. Charities Feed Children Somo -400,000 children are being fed one nourishing meal a day by American charity. Through American aid tho hospitals aro boing refurnished wltb lang absont neces- altiea Nearly £00.000 Austrian children aro -charity guests in other cbuhtrlesi Indeed tho charity of alt non-suffering peoples Is bolng extended bountifully to this country regardless of creed or race, and all Investigators who dig* dooply .into conditions acknowledge it Ib needed. But not infrequently the visitor, especially tho American, when he Is told this, gaaos on the evidence, of weaJthi and well-being about him and remarks that It might be well to spend some' of this money at home instead of demanding aid from other lands. Ono answer is that this phase of Vienna life brings money in and keeps it circulating. Anothor is that the temperament of a people must be considered. Tho billboards ore filled with announcements ' of redouts (masked or fancy dross balls). Wlno is always served at those affairs at high prices. Among thoso about to occur, the star event is one at the Stato Opera for the boneftt. of the pension fund of tho singers and musicians. The boxes, long1 since sold, wont for from 20,000 to 28,000 crowns each and alnglo tickets of admission for 2000 crowns. , Gamble in Currenoy Even in depreciated Austrian currency' 20,000 crowns represents about 30 perfectly good Amcricnn dollars or good many balanced ration moals sueb as Americans are giving Vlen- na'B children. Much of the money thus Bpent comos from the wild speculation on the stock exchange that has followed the copmnttvtly fluctuating crown, and from wtido open «po?ula- tlou In foreign monies, theoretically ■prohibRod but ln full operation in cafes and restaurants and well covered private offices. One lAjnerican told tho correspondent that in the Black Exchange, a llbUe street where thesn operators . gather and trade, he saw ono man with $200,0-0*6 American money, and who admitted ho had made 1,000,000 crowns a day on speculation. Tho possibilities of this money market are mado plain in ono week's crown, auotaUops against dollars. Private sales woro mado on Wednesday at 800 crowns to tho dollar. Tho market closod on Saturday with dollars at 632. Fluctuations In the stock market ef thousands of crowns ror sharo are commonplace. Men with forolgn money emugvlod In nnd out of other countries as the exchange varies, fatton on speculation and for thom all Vienna is .tho Mecac. The Store tor Style PERBOL Spain, Mi.P-h 16.—Tho steamship Oru-zahal has beon driven ashoro In a storm at Capo <">rtngal, on tho Northwest const of Spain. The CudorocjL .wen', to h-vr assistne<\ hut was unublo to render help. It is feared tho crew perished. rise Store lor Ouolilj HEW MODELS IH Spring Suits _ and Coats On Exhibition Today. An interesting display of SPRING READY-TO-WEAR, at prices to meet the requirements of most the conservative purse. SMART SUITS At $35.00 to $50.00 Each A new arrival of Splendid Quality SERGE and TRICOTINE SPITS at remarkably low prices. We know you will be as enthusiastic about them as we are. Well tailored,' with loose or belted styles of Coats, silk-lined, in sizes fpom 16 to 40. Specially Priced at, the Suit, $35.00 to $50.00 LIGHT WEIGHT COATS FOR SPRING At $39.00 to $45.00 Each Well made of all-wool Velours in such shades as Navy, Copenhagen and Sand. You can select almost any style you require, with loose or belted backs, convertible or larger collars, and trimmings of. fancy stitching, etc..All sizes. Prices from, each, $39.00 to $45.00 611 Baker Street Phone 200 Advertising ls the Motive Power of Business Nelson Women Can Dye all Garments, Draperies Printed Butter Wrappers Either With Your Name or With the Words Dairy Butter "Buy Diamond Dyes," Up other kind, then perfect renupj* are RUar- antoedi Each package ov' "Diamond Dyes" contains ptmpl--- directions t o diamond-dye worn, shahby nklrta, WaUta, dreweti, cents, rIovpb, stock- IhKfl. swenterfl, draperies, coverings, everything", whether wed. nllk, linen, cotton or mixofl .• ftoodc, new, rich, (adelePA colors. Drucalnt ■nttB C^lor Card. REBELLION IN STOMACH "Pape's Diapepsin" at once ends Indigestioa and Sour, Acid Stomach Lumpn <>f ondlKOPtori fnnd oA.1184 pain. If your fttnniach Is in n. revolt; If nick, frarpy nn*l upset, nml what you just ut-- n-'H fermented Hnd turn- od eour, h-j-^-l llx/.y ft-H-d ncheH; belch cnn'.-;. and ocidu nn-1 eruetnto undlKortt- od food—Jii"t tftko n trtblut nr two of Pape's Dlapopaln to holp neutralise acidity nml In five mlnntoe ynu wonder Whnt hecamo of the puin, acidity, lndlRPStlon nnd dta^refw. If your ptonuu-h dnrsn't lako oar-a of your liberal Umlr without rebellion; If your fond is.a damage Inatead of a holp, remomrSer the qulckeat, surest moat harmless fltomafh antacid Is Pape's Diapepnin, which cofltb so little at drug store* According: tn the Dominion -covernment regulations all farmers who St.-ll butter either to stnren. or privately are rnmUrea tt) have It properly covered in » wrapper on which MlT6T appear In promtnnnt letter* the word* "DAIRY BUTTER" The fam is iIn--' smphiUUw) that all butt*, in such packnees im*nt' hi. uf t'i-s full net wetjrhi of n\xto**'i mmn-'S and In defau't (if sam* h fti<-» of from |30 to *3ii hv mtttx offonpe Is ImposM Whfif butter must bo »>: isimU-ed even whfen mixed Kftb dalrv butter and dairy butter retains Ita label even though it be mixort with the creamery product. Prices PRINTED WITH NAME OF FARMER OR BRANQ NAME If you huve your o-*<*n name or brand on your wrappers? you Knit, vnlunblo Hdvortlslng for your buttor. It cauHca peoplo to. ask for tbe samo brand a-fain. 600, Taper and ' ■ (*» A nr Printing .'...,.. iv'i.tClO WOO, Paper and *J>n. ne\ Printing sfi I A)\f ' PRINTED WITH WORDS "DAIRY BUTTER" for - $1.UU for «Dl.DU M?or $2.50 lt.;. ' : $4.50 WE CAN SHIP IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF ORDER // wrappers are to be mailed include postage when sending money' orders Daily News Job Department THE HOME OF GOOD PRINTING BAKER STREET » NELSON, B.C. ^_mmmm 5. ftp mttWti MTC7 im®, WQM&tAt mmKG, WkMTi i&, mi and Finance Bean Cautious, Run to Cover When Stable Issues Get Organized Support NEW TORK', ifar.—Standard cop^ per, spot £(!" 2s, Od; futures £67. Elc-Jtrolytlc, spot 170; futures sC71. Tin. spot £157. 5s: futures £160 5s. Lead, spot £19: futures £19, 17s, 6d. Zinc, snot .£26: futures £26. 7s, 6d, Tnt. Marine .... 12-Ji 18* M. P. Com I7*<4 •1«T« 17% M. P. Preferred. a-..). 38 Vi 85% Pierce Arrow ... 25% 25 Iftty sBtudebaker ... . 60H 58% *m V. S. Steel Com. 79?» 78 79 _ "Willys Overland IVs 'Vs 7-4 FEBRUARY BAD MONTH FOR DOMINION TRADE OTTAWA Marcji; 16.—-(Canadian Press)—The 'tefol viiluo ot Canadian trade for thc n mouths of thc fiscal year ending Ifeb. 28, was . f2,288,- '61»,«1.- or 8178,069,987 greater than the grand total of trade tor tlie eame .period of the previous year, which was 12,110,458,604. Tr_t_. figures' Issued today from the department of cistoms and inland revenue show that the figures for tho month of February alone tare smaller than those of February 1920, although the grand total for the 11 months Is greater. The grand total of, Canadian trado for the month of February In the present year Is shown to be 8138,286.697, whllo ln February 1920. it was $177,- 864,104, or a falling off of 839,568,497. Exports' and Imports Decrease Both domestic exports and imports show a decrease In value during the month under rovlew. In February 1920, Canada imported goods from foreign countries to tho value of 897,498,860, while during February of the present year this amount had fallen to 171,970,507, or a decrease of 816,526,349. Domestic exports show a still greater falling of during the month of February as compared with the same month in 1920. The--total value of domestlo •exports during February this year was f66,237.7.18, as compared with 188,055,190 in 1020 a decrease 121,417,452. *11ie figures for tho 11 months period show an incroaso of 8225,739,- 292 In ths total value of Importrd goods, as compared with 1920. During the 11 months which closed on tifrti. 28 of the present yoar gonls were Importod to tho valuo ot 11,147.- 558,227, .whllo for the same period last year, imports-were 8922,018,804. •• The - total value of domestic exports fof tho 11 "*months on tho other hand, ls less than during 1920. Domestic goods were c]eporte& during this period In hlo to the valuo Of fl.140,969,289. while this year the valUo of these et-ports was 11,121- 07].s*7». or a decrease nf f25.287.966. Foreign merchandise was exported «n tho v-alue of flO.888,971 this year as .compared wllh 843,080.461 in IM0. *" EXPORTS STEADY WHEAT OHTCA-GO. Mtaoh. 1 r.,~13»tlmn.ieH ■yinf'retfoH N&iqpt-m totalling five million IxiHholH hnd been .dono In tho laat 4$ hours savo strength tho wheat raarltei today. The closo was unsettled, Vi to 2-jf, oenta net higher, with March -. 9l*66tt to 91.55% iuid May -$1.48% to $1.49. Corn guinea" ?« to *% centa; oata ■tt to % cont. In provisions \he outcome won unchanged to 10 conts higher. MONTREAL LIST DOMINION LIVESTOCK TORONTO March. lS.—Cnsttlo. receipts 1205.' CaM trade continued draggy and closed at f4,00. Cattle still unsold for the last two days, one small lot of. he.vy. steers brought l'l****. cents]; tat oows were strong, one selling at 11 cents. Loads of good feeders sold at 18.50 and $8.75. __* Calf receipts WL Top 1655 cents, with the general range from \\'_ to 16(4 cents. Sheep roMlpts 165. Fourteen cents was the top for lambs. Best lambs, sold at nine cents. W1NNIHB8 March 16.—Offerings In the yards today up to 9 o'clock were 460 cattio 280 hogs and 60 sheep. Steers—Choice $8.00 try"FruU_-tivis". TnaWeck,. tho Constipation -im corrected and •own I was free of pain, headaohes ind that miserable feeling that •oooasjxuues Djspspsl*. Ioontinucl tar toko this splendid fruit medicine aad now I *»m well, strong and Ti»oroo**V ROBERT NEWTON. Klo.abbi,afor$2.50,trialsi»o25-i. At all dealers ot sent postpaid by Fruit-a-tlTM LUoitsd, Ottami.* Qenersl Bloctrlp mnde, a small od- [»anco. Canada Steamships and ■Blasck Ijiko made advances, while recessions wore recorded in Steel of Canodea sproferred, WinnlpeR railway *and Canadian Pacifism railway. A salmon fn^s sheen known to produce 10,000,000' eg&s. TOOTHACHE STOPS When "ABSORBINE JR." U Pl«c»d in the Cavity. The am rilkbls home Unlment HtneM snd stiff new strained tuns and swdluijs and Kit, on any part olthe onldc vMI* Toptb- Neuraltis and ahitp - -lUsm snd Sdstlca. saturate a Uttle ORBINE JR." ha ca»ltj^-tufc (," on |ums aaji . abletenaMdeUai! is safe. ■**■** • .y -4 For HrnxUAe. Neur«J»la and other, pain and Inflammation, rub the affected parts with a tarn drops « " ABSORBINE JR. t - ■ * -i $1.35 A bottIe-«l meal -feu-glfta or sent po«MU by W. F. YonKo, Inc., Lyman Buo-flni, Meatnml. . u iSIONTRBAL, March .15.—Abltlbl was the feature stock ln a dull market pn the local stock oxchango today. It furnished over a third of the total dealings and sold up Mi points to i:<~. Laurentldo and Wayaffamack acted similarly. Blor- dnn wns unchanged at 123, Lauren- tldo sold up a point nt 86. Spanish river common eased a large fraction to 11%, and the -preferred half to 42. Brompton lost a fraction at 3SH. Canada Steamships wHs a point higher at 31; General Electric was off S points nt 114 and Toronto railway down a point to 67. Bonds wero strong. Total sales— listed 4350; honds J328,9I>0. EGG MARKET OTTAWA March IB.—It Is reported from country polnta that tho -production of e^gs wan never known to bo as largo ho early In the nooson. The buying prlec- in down ln Saskatchewan aa low us HIV and Toronto dpiUern claim to fce 1-nylnc: nt 3ft cents delivered. There ,•: talk of 2.". cents betnf; "thin year's .;roraj?f> bsMs< The Royal Bank of Canada HEAD OFFICE, Montreal LONDON, Enu NEW YORK Princes St., E.C. 88 William St. BARCELONA PARIS, France Plaza Be Cataluna I 28 Rue du Quatro-Soptembre t ' With our chain of 725 Branches throughout Canada, Newfoundland, the WeBt Ipdles, Central and South America, we offer a complete hanking service to exporters; importers, manufacturers and others wishing to extend their business in those countries. Trade enquiries are solicited. Consult our locnl Manager or write direct to our FOREIGN TRADE DEPARTMENT, MONTREAL, QUE. CAPITAL PAID -UP * 20,000,000 RE8ERVE f*O,00O,00O TOTAL A88ET8 546,000,000 TOTAL NUMBER OF BRANCHE8 726 Small Ads That Bring Quick Returns 10 Male tielp Waite* wiT?TEB----aooo^i>iiwfflMpi^ to run nnd keep up -two planers. "Apply* .7. H. Wlnlaw, Wyndol B. C. ' (2160)- MAN — Experienced In dining room work.—Tha Grill, Nelson^ (2081) WANT-Eft—1st. Class mill Wright. Ap} ' by letter stating qualifications to Forest Mills of B. C„ Cosoado B.C. (1965) WANTED—Ti« asanen. Rowland i Walts, Kjtslo. ;B, C, (1864) 11 Female Help Wanted Wanted—-Young girt to help with housework und children. Trustworthy and capffblo. Mrs. Qore Langton, Crencent Bay Banch, Nakusp P. O., R C. (2188) WANTED—-Woman for cooking and housework on ranoh. Apply Mrs, As Forslund, Edgewood, B. C. (3142) WANTED—Woman"for"housework fow \ hours dally. Apply Box 21S2, Daily VNewa. (2132) WANTED—A dining room girl: also chambermaid. Mrn. B. V. Whiteside, Sirdar, B. C. (2"8») WANTED—Dining room klrl. Apply Htrathcona Hotel, (IDM) 12 Situations Wanted Female 0t__Atsm^mtssmtmtm^s^mm.stasss--A MOTHER and daughter, ,oook and waltroas, experienced, for large cKmps. Write Harvoy, 820 1-3 Prior street. Vancouver B. p. (2120) Mrs. Twyford, Certificated English Maternity Nurse, willing to go out-of town. 210 Park utreot, opposito hos- pltal. __ <2"») 13 Situations Wanted*-Male BOOKKEEPER doalres part time employment, freo every morning. E. H. Evnns, P. O. Box lOMl; (2007) I-nuNING—All KlndB done, C. Mawer Cemetery Road, is'nil- f 54 Articles Wanted 'iFIClPfffii^&or' see.fl ono^CSrcatn^ bridge Russet potatoes. Must*- be free from dlsense and must be graded. Quote,price, f. o. b. point shipment. Windermere DlBtrlct Potato Orowers' Association, Invermere, b. c. mm MY BARRED ROCKS took first prteo wherever exhlbllcd.- -Pew; choice cookerels' for sale/ Sbveaoh. Eggs $2.00 per 16. T. Bpyiton, fnone 484L2, Nelsoli- ■____ (81J32) CAN spare a few~settlnge from mi best selectod pen of White Leghorn** Heavy winter layers.1 ?3 p»r 16. John I, Webster, Robson. (21R4) HEND letter signed, full namo, receive detnlled description of your character. Enoloso stamped addressed envelope and $1 bill. Mrs. Marston, 60a Broadway East, Vancouver. ,. (216!) HATCHING cgKB, fluent B. C, Reds, exhibition and utility, J2.60 per fifteen. T. Lnwson, Nelson. . (2179) FOR SALE—9 double Roso Comb Leg- -■horn hone, Phono 318L2, (2197) HATCHING ~ eggs \Wiito Leghorns, heavylaylnfs; winter strain, 12.00 per irv'*il2 per 100. Barred Rocks, J2.00 per 15. wiekham & Mitchell, East _Itobson,_n. C._ (8193) WANTED—Settings Poktn duck eggs. Frsser. Kos>tens>y, B. C, (2194) TRAPNEs'tKD" S.'"cr*WrLEGHORNS— Owing to ctistornoi* bo-ng unablo to get his building oreote'd, I have open ' 24th April 600 chicks, SOc eaoh. Theso are Tanored and Holywoods, Not less than 00 shipped, w' D. Rrunn, Pitt Mendoys.' (2181) HATCHING EGOS—White* Wyandotto, Regal strain, two-ftfty^>or flfttlen, four-fifty per thirty, $7 per fifty. A. Atkinson, Nelson. Phono 199L3. (2199) PQR SA*I.E—A few Whlto Wyandotto intll.-isi, Hegal-Dorras strntn: heavy layers; $3.00 each. Also breeding pen White Wynndottes, Regal-Dorcas , strain, with high trapnest records. J. Coopor, Silvorton, B. C. (2106) BOREN S. C. White Loghorn eggs, Jfi.on per 18. Pon bended by cockore! from the famous Tanored and Hollywood 290-ogg strain. Every hen In my run over 230-ogg strain.' W. J. Rfoh- _ardfl, Baker streot. Nelson, (8100) HATCHINO eggs S. C. R. I. Rods, color with utility, $2.60 per 16, 80.60 per 6(1. w. Blllllngton, NolBon, B. C. (2140) HATCHING eggs R. I. Red. slnglo comb, $2 for 15.\ Also ona cockerel, }6. A. Choquette, P. O. Box 364. (2134) WANTED—At once, for Immediate use, n good kitchen and mess outfit com* pleto for nbout thirty mon. Give particulars. J. P. Keane, Rock Creek, B, C. (2169) WANTED—Ideal Leggett, or McCrac, or Western Trap; state lowest cash prlco ,to Rod and Gun Club. V. Maw- son, treasurer, Creston B. C. (2149) SMALL and-large qunnltles of-used Iron wator pipe wanted, from half Inch upward. Must be cheap for cash. Box .'131. Dally Nows, _____ 35 For Rent FOR RENT—-Large rooming house, 9 bedrooms, closo In; five-room furnished houso, close In; two-room sulto, furnished. In Annable block; ono single room In Annable block. See Annable.' <"' "> COSY six-roomed cottage, furnished completely, on lake front, near Proctor, $15 month, with 10 ncros good clear land in bearing trees, $26, -or Bhares. A. P. Allsebrook, Koslp. (210/) 18 Aitklef *wr Sale pleto^wlTh $200.00 for quick (2173) Slljnfi^rcamtn^rmiln, compl furniture. Price $200.00 fo DODD'S ^ KIDNEY! (( PILLS ^L KlDNn^,.,^ ' "::;;:?£,__*_& NEWSPAPER advertising insures quick, thorough and economical dealer distribution and dealer good will, because retailers are Willing to sell products advertised direct to their own customers, r The volume of national ad* vortissiini in tho newspapers ' hat increased more than 400 per eent in the pnt decade, The Daily News NELSON, B.C. sale, Box 608. city A SNAP—Drng saw outfit. , In first class shapo; friction drive; 16-foot track log roller and truck; 6-h. p. engine; $200 cash. Apply box 18, Proctor. _ (2157) EVERBEARING raspberries for sale, 10 cents each or $8 per 100, cash with order. Box 2, Nakusp, B. u> SHINGLES—Bur them now from Nn- kusn Shlnglo Mill. Box 1, NnJtuoR B. C. (191,2) 29 Lost and Found LOST—Shopping bag, containing upper set of teeth nnd receipt from Ross Fleming, between postoffloo and Mrs. Peako's store, Water* street. Leave at Dally NewB or -Fleming'-. store. Reward- (219B) 17 ' Rouses Wanted WHITE LEGHORNS—Four femnles suitably mntod with, grand two-year- old cock. Beauty and egg strain, F. J. HarbliiRon, Crnnbreolt, B.'C. (3109) HATCHING eggs from purebred Roso Comb Reds. $2 per fifteen. ■ A.' Tre- glllus. Nolson. (2003) UB Dl * POA—AMT , Boots ft noee Maae to order. SepMMt 0121*, pKONT BT, (1984) 45 Property Wanted WANTED TO RENT—A smSll fruit nnd poultry ranch, from one to five aorea, with ssitissl] house and necessary buildings. Will pay six months or year's rrmt ln advanco to sultnblo propoHitton. Apply to E. J. Cook, Nolson, B. C. (2104) grjzzbllh-b GREENHOUSE, Neb son. Cut Flow-era and floral de- slgnB, . ., . (1983) 20 Livestock For Sale POR SALE—Roan pony: quiet to ride nnd drlvo. l'rlco $50.00. W. Holmes, BOXJ98. city. (2178) FOR 8ALE---Ono snddlo mnre, saddle, bridle and shnps; seven years old. T, Kennedy. Nelson. . (2166) POR SALE—-Cow 7 years old, freshened March 8. Price $100. F. Anderson, South Slocan. (21-45) FOR SALE—A herd of Ayrshire dairy cattio of good milking strain. Kar- sten, West Dcmars. (2143) FOR BALE—Ranoh horses, also young woll-mated teams from 3000 to 3400 pounds each. Inquire Canyon City Lumber Company Limited, Creston. ^ ' (1M8) M^JProper^rJ^i^ale^ FOR SALE—Five-room houso plcanant situation, near car; fruit trees; chicken house. ,1323 Kootenny St. (2!>P) FOR SALE—7-room house and hath room; modern In every way; good stono bnsemont. Barn 20x32. Chicken house 12x16, with good run; 6 lots wllh 30 bearing fruit trees. Will sell ehesp. Terms can be arranged. I. 4. Lucia, Nelson, B. C. Chatham street (2090) CITY property and farm lands for solo. A. T. McMillan, 634 Bnker street. Phone 001. (3093) 37 Boats and Automobiles NEAT married couple wnubl like email house or, housekeeping , rooms. No children. Rent muat be reasonable. Box 216S, Dally News, (2168) 22 ,^*^,%55?H.,L.,.~~-, OPERATIONS UNNECESSARY HBPATOLA removes Gall Stones, corrects Appendicitis ln 24 hours without pain. Registered undor Puro Food ond Drug Act. $6.60. Not snld by druggists. Solo Manufacturer MRS. GEO. ALMAS 230 4th Ave. S„ Saskatoon Bosk. Box 1018. Phone 4866. (2019) A Displav Ad in the DAILY NEWS EntetslMansMomea Catche8lMang[E})e8 AUTOMOMLn POR SALE—1918 scven- ■U'-:- ni;. i- Muil.Miii ■.ii].iT:;h.; OVGr- nnulcd' la.it snmnwr nnd ln flrst- .■!.!'■ runnlnR oo»tlltlon; threo Bparc tires and tubes; tire covern, ono heavy and -one light Bit chain.*; Immpor; new oattery. Price $2000, halt ennh, hnlanco Arranged. Apply owner, Dnrmhl MacDonald, Box -4-10, Trail, 9,,-C, (2193) POR^fiALK—18-ft, launch, «-!». p. 2'cylhirlerf 4-cycle, non-vtbrathiR en- rlnc; Rood running ordor. Bargain. Box 2181, Dally Newa. (2161) lEil? DODOE tourlnc car. practically new, in ■•-.■■ li- ni running condition, i!.■>.■■ ran :.:.'*.. inllet^. Tcrma cmb. Con inapoct enr by call!tig nt 71K Blllcia ntrcet or write to Box 2M, N^lHon. B. C (Slrtf.) 14 Furnished Rooms to Rent PltRNIRHED HUlte. Campbell's Art oallory. , . . (3171) 42 Matrimony _ PA sfTMl-f^FTIondsiii^ rlage BureaiL ' Stntn ago. Sealed ramplilct K'-t . no stamps. Box 14, nhnrwood, Ontario. (1191) 28 Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED—Pin In wowlnff and knitting. iti Victoria. (2147) 48 Pergonal ButmesM and Professional Directory NURSERY PRODUCTS Roses, atfong field grown plants, Including all tho most vnluablo now varieties of recent Introduction, including tho Dally Mail ot varnished copper color and Hooaler'o Beauty, the choicest of tho dark redB. Alao a fine lot of Standard and Weeping Roaes. Lar» I rlta Nursorlos, Victoria, B. O. (2187.)' Ptult Trees—Apploa, Pears, Cherrldt^ Pluma and Peachep, also a 'full lute of small fruits. All strictly first-class stock. Largest and bear assorted stock in the country. Lnyrlta Nurseries; Wilkinson Rd., Victoria. (2186) Rhododendrons and Azallas. We have received In aplendid condition two-^raf- loads of tho very finest varieties of these nil*.;t desirable ahruha, Including nn extra fine lot of Pink Pearls, crimson flowering Aznllaa, tho Hlnde OlrL No garden complete without these two JowelB. The Tvayrltz Nurseries, Wllk- Inson Roftd. Victoria^ B. C, (2186) Lodges Nelaon Lodge No. 6, B. P. O. 11., neeta 410V6 Baker; 1st nnd 3rd Thursday, ,. (1983) ACCOUNTANTS W. S. PALDINQ, Ciiartoi-dii Acoountaut. Bank of Montreal Olmmheri. BoBiUnd, B. C. Boob & Shoes a_ (aiooi Florists Amyeri . V. WIDDOWBON, Box A110I Neleon, B. a BUndsrtl weetera charges (1»8X) Second Hand Dealers THB ARK pars sash (or seconii hast furniture stOTsa; M( Vernon, I'hons Ml. (1879) Wholesale A. MACDONALD & CO., WHOLESALB Grocers ana Provision Merchante, Importers of Teas, Coffeee, Sploes, Dried Frultfl, Staple and Fancy Groceries*. NELSON, B. C. (1978) Architects 8a» *,.»» ABCHIWD ,-flflCT (1978) Engineers M. S. DAWSO**, B.0LSA Olril antl Ml-jlns: Bnflnui KABtO, B. O. (1-177) / p* *»*_> S_r^ siuoi, g, a. OITH, —3A_ ___n_ta} J9**fOira*CM B, o., Alb.rta smA Dondaloa LAND H7ST3BTOBB atom •nss Aetata, alas MtHii (197<) a, i. Moatnut,ooM. HrSntOlo M_ns_rxma Frortnolel I.»nd Bnrre-rers Baker Bt. Nelson, B.C. (1910) Auctioneer* W. OVTUB Anotlone.r, Appraisal, Talaatai ilooilm sold privately or at Auotlen n> Wax Itmi nosa IT (la7C> Barristers a. o. MA-raaaw ■arrlit.r, lolleltnr, Kotary, "to. Bos 10TS. Alan Block, Heiioa. WA. tut (1918) Funeral Directors JIKOIST13RED—Ohio Improved shelter whlto boar imported direct fro**- Ohlo, for service, 1'nrticulani, Sen*/., Llvcatoek A»mi', llnrrni,, B, C, 11917) 16 Room and Board Kvi)1i?TMT>^t303SwnirT?isotcnny St., fully modern. Ons block from Stanley Car (1848) 1). 1. HOHKIIT;,-' IN, K.D.I). * JD„ l(sl Vlotorla Street. Phon* III) Nliht Phono 157-J (1970) STARDAW FURNITURE COMPANY —CJ. J. Carlson, Undertaker. Under- takorn nnd lCmhnlmors and Funeral Directors. The>- litiuflt and most up- to-date undertaking paHora and chapel ln Interior it. G. Lady attendant for women and children. Day Phone 86, Night Phone 262 and 64. (1919) Do Nice Girls Shimmy? Viola Dana THE CHORUS GIRL'S ROMANCE IT'S THE,, ANSWER GEM TONIGHT "i NELSON. DAILY NEWS. WEDNESDAY ,pimiN(^**5jytflG^3A-*:l*21:; C-'V "_• I ■Ngi.-iTr EST OF HERLTH Says Tanlac Has Entirely Relieved Her of All Her Troubles "No duo can realize tho pain and misery 1 went through, but Tanlao has maUu a . strong ihuulthy woman uf mo uud I just can't praise It enuuffh," «altl Mna. E, Wilson, wlfo of a well* known contractor of Van- co.uver, B. c. "I' had one of .the worst ca-sas pf stomach trouble that I bollovo a ■portion could havo, and I a-to little 'more than enough to keop alive. I could hardly fit-ami anything -on. my alomacU, and nt tltriea oven a llttlo Stoaat would'causo me to.suffer from Indigestion. J would -bloat up with gns, which caused any heart to palpitate -terribly, and ofton I had dizzy ■polls. I had awful palna. through niy back and shouldontf and I waa miserable nearly all the time, I kept reading and hearing ao much about Tanlac that I started aklng lt myself aud lt haa re- leved me of nil my 'troubles. I am jating heartily and I never havo a rign of Inddgostton aiiy more. Those iwful- palna aro alt -gone from my lack .md shoulders and I am free 'rom those dizzy spells. I have wtually -gained twelve' pounds ln News of Sport =*? WIPESJI WEILL Walk Away With An Eleven to Nothing Victory; Qualify for Finals TbliONTQ. .iHaroli 15,-—University of Toronto 0. H, A., und inter-, collegiate senior champions qualified for .Uto Allan cup finata hero tonight by easily defeating McGlll Unlvol-slty 11 to 0. As tho scoro would Indicate, Varsity were the superior team and doubtless *could have won by a blggor margin If they had desired. Varsity had speed" stamina and eklll and completely outclassed them In overy weight and I'm foellng as strong nnd healthy as 1 ever did and can do all my housework without the least bit of trouble." Tanlac ls sold In Nelson hy Canada Driig and Book -Store, and by thb leading druggists ln every town, .deportment of the game. In Uie first period,' Varsity scorod twice and added six 'more lu the second frame. Thrco goals ln the final porlod concluded their night's work. Carson ■ and Brown woro again the outstanding players for Varsity. Immediately aftor the game the Varsity toaan loft for Winnipeg whore they Will play the first gumo of the finals on Saturday night, In all probability .with Brandon. Flanagan showed to tho host advantage ' for McG-llI, 'but ho -.was playing agillnst hopeless odds. Tlie gome waa comparatively > clean, the ■only penalties being handed out for minor Infractions of the playing rules. When Varaily scored 11 goals with only ono minute of play remaining, Langtry, Varsity goal, was tho causo of mu-ch surprlso whan ho stlok-hondlod his way down /tho ice beforo he was finally stopped. ■First period—1, Varsity Brown, 0:00; 2, Varsity, Olson, «:00. Second period—3, Varsity, Romany. S:00; 4, Varsity Carson, 1:00: 5, Varsity, Ramaay, :30; 6, Varsity, Olson, 7:00; 7, Voa-slty, Carson, ■5:00; 8, Varsity, SpUlvan, 3:00, Third period—P, Varsity, Wright, Famous Baalie CORONATION APPLE This Hnpsburu jewel dates back io Roman times. Tho Austrian ■ parliament is trylnfl to make •x-Enr peror Carl hand it ovor to ths stato. m (MCDONALD'S BRITISH CONSOLS A BLEND OF FINE TOBACCOS FOR MEN WHO SMOKE THE BEST. ,9^ % LB," PACKAGE 25* - ALSO PROCURABLE IN % LB.TINS. i *■*#■**. 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Raman**, 2:00; 11 Varsity, Carson, :I5, Line-up MoOHl . Position Varsity Sternum \ Goal Langtry Cully Defense ISninsny Dlneon ......Defense...'.,. Brown Anderson Center—... Carson Bohan Wing Sullivan Flanagan Wing Wright Gallery ..Sub Westman Lyall *8ub -,,, Olson Referee—Cooper Snieaton Montreal. LEI1IST Champions of the World to Meet Pacific Coast Hockey Champions OTTAWA, Mnrch 16.—The Ottawa hockey team, holders of the Stanley Clip aiul uhampions of the world, are now HpcedlnK westward acrbM the ■onUnunt to defend tholr tltlo nBaluat the champions of the PaelCc Count Hockey Association. They left Ottawa shortly nfter midnight. Tha Senators venfch Cnlgnry Saturday morning und will play tin exhlhltton Riituo thero thnt night. They leave Calgary early Sunday nionrtng and aro scheduled lo open tho world series al Vancouvor or Seattlo Monday night. Thc world series Ih to ho decided by threo out of five games and will be contested under- a combination of tho rulcii of the eastern and woatorn leagues. Thoro will bu six-man hockey with tho I'adlHc coast penalty system In vogue. Tho forward pass nrrangomont In to bo neutralised by thu reduction of the center Ico area to 30 feot, This will mako tt nn equal break and will bo near to "uniform rules" ns the loams may ovor get. Mickey Ion of Vancouvor will referee all the games. Tho Ottawa team look ten players west: Clint Donedlct, Eddie Gerard, Oeurge Boucher, Hpragun Cleghorn. Frnuk Nlghbor, Jack Dnrragh, Cy Denenny, Harry Hroadbcnt, .lack Mc- Kcll and Morley Bruco. Presldont Dey, Socrotary Gorman and Trainer Dolau were also In the party. Labor's Definition df Collective Bargaining Up Before Legislature WINNIPEG, March 18.—Labor's definition of collective bargaining was brought before the legislature today by G. A. Tanner. Klldonan and St. Andrews, who moved the second reading of a bill to amend the Industrial Condition!* Aot. Mr. Tanner claimed that though the aot recognled the right of collective bargaining, the terms defining It were vory vague. Tho definition embodied In his hill was as follows: "Employees shall have tho right ta bargain with their employers ool- lootlvely through tho organlotlons of tho omployees or their chosen ropro» sontatlves of such organizations." John Stovcl, Liberal, whllo not objecting tq the bill going to the commit, tet.-, claimed-that there was nothing in lt different from what had been practiced for many years. To glvo membors time to familiarize thomsolves with tho bill, Hecond reading was deferred. Premier T. C. Morris announced Ui.it lt was 50 years ago today?since tho first legislature of the province had met. He also announced tho acceptance of a statue of Sir George EUonne Carter, a gift from Quebec. SUITS OF OTIUITS COMING. A French inventor, who has spent many years of his life in Brazil and Nicaragua, states that by noxt year womon will bo ablo to purchase blouses, jumpers and even costumes mado of loaves' and poolings. Men also may bo offered suits and underwear of the samo materials. This man has devised a machlno which oan extract weaving threads from bananas, pineapples and other fibrous plants. For example, the leaf of tho wild ptueapplo gives a thread over two yards long, and when woven looks very similar to, and ofton brighter than.the best silk and cotton mixture. He hopes to bo ablo to utllio the skins bf many other fruits for this Identical purpose. It is to be hoped that he succeeds, for tho ost of clothes will be considerably less than those made of present-day imitation silks and mercerized cot- volves the samo intricate labor ns tons- Tho process It will have to undergo preparatory to weaving In- does flax. That Is. lt will first of all have to be separated and disengaged, then put on spreading and drawing frames, after whtch It will be ready for spinning Into yarn. Whon finally lu thc form of cloth It can almost bo guaranteed lo last as long as, If not outlast our present form of Unen and other hard-wearing fabrics. STORE CLOSES TODAY AT 12:30 P.M. Special Values Mate It Worth Your Shop "At the Bay" Before Noon on Abbeys Effervescent Salt Largo slzo bottles P»Q/» each .*... , Ve/C Special Values in Toilet Soaps „ 10c Per Cako Boys' and Girls' Black Ribbed Cotton Hose Rogular too _ 50c Sizes 0, m, 10. pati]. Special per pair „...—t Black and White Silk Gloves sizes Reg 50c Heavy Quality. Odd to $1.J1J Re-Priced Spoclal per pair . White Cotton Pyjama Cords or 0lr-Jle6 , **| Ca each - - X4>\f White Mercerized .Cotton Frogs For Pyjamas. Ro Priced *| A. Babies Diaper Hose Sup- . porters Per" IA- Pair .. t\V\t. Children* Hose Support- Black Per Pair and ers "White. All sizes. „_„_.. 50c Colgates, Vinolia and Minty's Toothpaste each j -fl&C, FALCONS WIS FIRST ABBOTT CUP GAMK wiNNH'K-n, March 15.—Displaying remarkable lorm against a team that out weighed them In overy position, the Winnipeg KuIcons, defenders uf the Abbott cup, emblematic of the Junior championship, took thu Keglna ,Vks Into carnp here tonight by flvr lo three in the first gamo of a (wo-game series for possession of (ho trophy. Tlie Falcons look a 2 to 0 lead In the first period, but were oulseored 2 to 1 In tho middle section, only to come back In the last period to regain their two-goal advantage to go Into the final game Thursday. It was ono of the it Junior games ovor witnessed here, with both teams showing wonderful speed. SECOND DEADLOCK OF ALBERTA HOCKEY TEAM CALGAttY. March 16.—Senior cliampolnflliip honors In tho Alberta Amateur Hockey Association wero not decided satisfactorily horo tonight when University ot Alberta ot Edmonton, and Alberln Pacifies of Calgnry clashed In the second gamo of .tholr homo*«ijnd-4*omo Merles, Varsity lodged a protest, claiming a goal tn tho gamo that they played In Edmonton, nn.l If lt Its awardod thom tho score would be six to six and the round nlglit -to eight ns tho m-ams batilcil lo a 2 to J scoro tonight President Frank Drayton nnd Sec* relnry Barlh were unable to docldo tho protest nn.l the outcome will probably dopend upon tho decision of Jimmy Steele, who refereed the gamo In Edmonton. Tills Is the necond hockoy dead, look that Edmonton nnd Calgary have hod this winter, tho Big Four failing to docldo their championship as a result of n protest, MEYERS DEFEATS IRI8UNGTER timCAOO. March 11.—Johnny Meyers of Chicago., claimant of the world's middle "(Mls-fht wrestling champohishlp, defeated | Henry Irls- llngter of Atlantic City ln (wo straight falls. CABRYING MONEY. Mon of different nationalities havo dlfforont methods ot carrying their money. Tho Englishman carries gold, silver and copper nil looso fn his trousers pockets, pulls handful of tho mlxturo In an opulent way and selects tlio coin ho noods. Tho United Slates business man carries his "wad of bills" or his "roll" In n long, narrow pockctbook In which llio groenbacks Ho flat. Tho Frenchman makes uso of a leather purso with no distinguishing characteristics. Tlio Oerman uScb ono cmbroldorcd In silks by the hands of his wlfo or swcelhonrt- Tho hnlf-clv'llhted capitalist from some torrid South American city carries his dollars In a belt with cunningly devised pockets to baffle tho gentlemen with tho light fingers. Some of theso belts aro vory expensive. Tho Italian of the pouror classes lies up his llttlo fortune In gaily colored liandkclcliclof secured with many knots, which lie secretes In somo mysterious way about Ills clothes. A similar courso has clinrma for tho Spaniard, whllo lho Polo oxhlblts a preforenco for, lis boots or the lining of his clothes us a hiding placo for his savings- Sight Record Mml of Seals UUEIiEC. Morch in.—Tho presence of a rocord sized herd of seal near Bird Hock, Magadelon Islands, In tho Gulf of St. Lawrcnco, was reported by wireless today by the schoonor Viking, which nlso announced It had killed 4000 of them threo hours. ^HuJsonsBap^uv [asr_t_) )„--,,*.y.A,.-i ..,*,. VIENNA, March 15.—(Jewish Tol- egra-phlc Agency)—Tho Rumanian parliament has adopted a bill pro viding for tho registration ot inhabitants, says a Bucharest dispatch today. Your Cough will be Better Aftor tha first day's treatment with NADRUCO Syrup <>r T&r with Ci\i Lli < v OilCoinpouh And the .coughwffljeeep on-getting better and better until—almost De(or«{ \o_\ realize .it—it will have disappeared completely:- NA6&UCO*SYMJP OF TAR with'COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND breaks 'up those deep-seated, hacking coughs—relieves Asthma, Bronchitis and Whooping Cough—takes away all irritation in the throat Tho pleaunt tulle rasles I to children. Soldo, smut ftggjrfjgjjjjigl Phi ad! Ckswktl gwgg al Caas-la, __m__L i this tellable preparation psrticuls-ly >uiled Some Reasons for Newspaper Advertising IINt-wspaper reading is a universal daily habit; news paper advertising therefore reaches each day virtually all who buy. ^Newspaper advertising is the life-blood of local trade because it touches all consumer sources in every community. -^Newspaper advertising cuts selling costs because it entails no waste in locality of circulation. Manufacturers and retailers use it to cover markets where it is profitable to do business. ,1|New8puper advertising insures quick, thorough and economical distribution and good will. 1|Newspupur advertising enables retailers to tell where their products may be bought and for how much. Advertise in THE DAILY NEWS NELSON, II. O. Condensed "Want" Ads Order Form Use this blank on which to write your eendensed «d„ ene word In oech space. Encl.n menty erder er chock and mall direct to The Daily News, Nelson, B.C.. It-si-s: One end a half cent e word each Insertion, six consecutive Instrtione fer prloe ef feur when cash accompanies order. Minimum 26c. Eaoh Initial, figure, dollar sign, etc, counte as one ward. No oherge less then 60 cents. fc | -_: 1 / Pleeee publish the abive advertisement. Nam* ,:m,sss .times.,for whloh I enclose %. Addreee .-,.--.. If desired, replies may be addrssssd te Box Numbers et The Daily Nawe:Offioe. If. repliee ere to be mailed encloie lOo extra ta oevar cost af peataga and allow five worda extra far box number. -^•■-^■---■r-'**********-**^*******'**************************"'" '.. si,, ^m^m^mmm M -, ssn is-^---«-^-^-«-*--ff---^-»--s-*-a-^-*-«w-g-«--H-ietsewi-aewwHewa< ' 1 * WESSON VKJ_~ SJ5WB, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAl^H 10, 103* THE ARK lien's Underwsor, -Jrinter weight, -*«■* $2.00. Manellotte Blanket* IK. 83.25 I"*"*- Heavy Oray Siankcu, $7.50' <-■•<■ 88.50 p->*r* Men's SookJ, __\t.. AM. 70*. $0*. $1.00 I*"- RlSiKfed Sheet- lnK, SO-*^ l"'r ys.rtl- Bod Spresislss, $4.00. $4.50 «•« S5.0Q <*_•>■ Sadies' Hose, 00*. 75* ""I-1 $1 per pair. Boys' Heavy Wool Hose. 75* P-**r- Lureo lncujoatorv flfood or- «*-•**. $15.00. Cc-ba.Si'wlnB Me-phlm-, $15.00 to $25.(«>. All goMin hy tlso j-nrrt nt :;i-s'st!v ivslucod pricon. " ;J. W. HOLMES .If-hono 65L 8Q6,.Vo**non Street Be Prepared tor the Spring by purifying and building up the blood. Our Blood Purifier and Sarsaparilla with Pot-Iodid will do the trick. — : j ! CANADA DRUG AND BOOK CO. Mall Orders Pilled Promptly Phone 81. P.O. Box 1087 PHONE 10 SPECIAL PURCHASE 25 cases Qoodwlllle's Green- Qagos, Red and Bluo i'luun. ln Dint' sealers. for 25c The soalers ulono are clioap ssl. th.* PRlcP. ORANG^f*. SPECIALS co to.* .-.$1.00 a .'»*■- ■-"* $1.00 •I'd*"*, for $1.10 Half case lots _ $3.00 Som Mor, Sodas, plain or Raited, paokat-o _.. H5*- Evaporated Milk, Es.Rlo (or \ ... per sin?.,.,- H,.|nilopr, two tins 65* $3.70 — NETTED GEM POTATOES Tine for TaW*- or Seed. Scab. G6t our Prico Free from Quotations. FLEMING'S STORE GREATER NELSON DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC. Buy Your ST. CHARLES MILK By the Case It's Cheaper Baby die _, Family slzo . Tall iii-,'.i' ...„ $0,1 ision Can be restored In most cases unless diseases havo made 'too arreat a headway. An examination will reveal the true conditio* and if glasses aro needed we will be pleased to fill your'' Prescription. U not we wiH be only too glad to tell you ao. Accurate and prompt service guaranteed. J. 0. PATENAUDE Jeweler and Optometrist MRS Nil DP 881 .In a -Une will, tho decision o£ tho Nelson Curling club to complete tho annual club, tournament -by bowling tho unpluyod fixtures—thero being no ico available for curling—a com- pleto schedule' of the 25 unfinished rs-'iins-s hrus been' drawn up and will Do bs-wls-s-V ot the Y. Mi C. A. alloys Is-Os-nmenOIng' on .TMiursday night. Tlio ''6 Individual games will decide the winders of the four sections, after which Iho wlnnss-rs' will play off tho sml-flnalfl. Six games will .be'- played off each night -tlie oslloys aro irsed Iiy the curlers. The usual club rules will prevail as to -the substitution of players,' jind on 'account ot there holng -one 'hour only allowed for eftoh game, piny will' have to start on -time. T-he following Is tho schodulo: Thursday, March . 17—Alley 1, 7 si's-los>k W. U, Jones, J. A. Gibson; 8 o'clock, W. lt, Thomson, N. W. Rob- s-rtsnn; a o'clock, D. Cstuthrle, A. T. Walley.. Alley •-, ' o'clock, W. J. Mna'iner, C."D. Blackwood; 8 o'clock, .1. W. Holmes, B. R. Redpatli; 8 n'--ior*k, a. A. Potter. A. Williamson Monday, Murch 21—Alloy. I, 7 o'clock, D. St. Denis, B. K^Rodpath; 8 o'clock, D. Guthrie, J. C». Bluvjiuvi 0 o'clock, Alex. Lolth, G. Boll. Alley 'I, 7 o'clock,. 6. A. Potter. H. W. Robertson; 8 o'olock, F. Rltohle, A. Williamson; 9 o'clock, W. E. Wesson, J. Cartmel, Tuesday; Maroh 22—Alley 1, 7 o'clock, A. Lelth, P. W. Ooorge; 8 o'clock, Rl ■ Alidrisu'.H, J. Belli 9 o'clock, W.. J. E. Biker, R. W. George. Alley 2, 7 o'clock. J- Cartmel, O, D. Blackwood; 8 o'clock, A. T. Walley, R.-'W. George; 9 o'clock, E. G. Smyth; ijt. J, Wlntei*. ' j Tliursdny. lital'ch 24—Alloy 1, 7 o'clock, J A, Gibson, E. R. Rodpath; 8 o'clock, F. Ritchie, H. W. Robert- eon; 9 o'clock, J. Cortm'cl, E. O. .Sniytl). Alley 2, 7 o'clock. C. D. Blackwood, R.' Ji.' Winter; 8 o'clock, A. T. Walley, J. a. Bunyan; 9 O'clock, J. Bell. R. W- Georgo. Monday, March 28—Alley 1, 1 o'clock,. O D. Blackwood, B. G. Smyth; 8 o'clock, Winners A and D 9, o'clock, finals. Alley 2, Winners R nnd C. , Hotel ssis-.ss _... JOHN DALY ; ; CABINET CIGAR STORE MAIL 0ROER8 ATTENPED TO I PROMPTLY Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes and Pull 8tock of Olflars, Cigarettes, Other Smokers' 8upplias Full Supply of FlfWR AND p Hay, Chick Chop and Scratch Deliveries Daily Phofle 174 NSfcSON UNITED FARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS HubmTttieri notifying tbe ctroula- lon department of The Dally New* ii', tiling uf address, must Vive old i* well ha new aiMr-sita to snaun* ■rmnW a'toininr .'it' BRITISH PRODUCERS CONSIDER CONFERENCE LONDON, March 16.—The British Empire Producers' organization is' considering the' holding of n conference of representatives of the empire's agricultural interests in June. 11 would consldor establishment of an Imperial agricultural policy. DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS ARE ADJOURNED WHI,TE. PLAINS, N. T„ March 15. —Court proceedings incident to tho suit for absolute divorco brought by James A. Stlllnuu, president of tlie NatlonnI City Bank of Now York, ngnlnst hla wife, formerly "Flfl" Potter, In which Fred Benuvals, a French-Canadian Indian guide, ls named as the chief co-respondent, was adjourned indefinitely today. RETURNS INDICATE ZAYAS IS PRESIDENT HAVANA, March IB.—Incomplete returns unofficially received up to 11 o'clook toniffht. seemed to indicate that Dr. Alfredo Zayas has been elected president of the Republic of Cuba. VOTE TO CURTAIL DAYLIGHT SAVING BOSTON, March -15.—-Tlie fienato today voted to curtail the daylight savings period in this state from •seven months to rive months. This aWJon followed tho defeat of a Wll to repeal tlio daylight saving law. The -house has not yet noted. / A STRANGE PEOPLE. Tibet. ls jii-.isii,-si by a branoh of the Mongolian race The 2,000,000 or 3,000,000 population uro a mixture of Chinoso und , Tiboluns a*} tho races intermarried. They,. beliei>%kln both polyandry and polygamy. It ls the most extensivoelcvalcd country in the world, containing 750,000 square miles, with an elevation varying from 8,000 to 14,000 feet, its climato Is principally bleak and cold, although tho summers in lhe southern part are mild and plensnnt. Tho first white man to enter Lhasa, tho capital, was Sir Francis Younghuaband, who fought his way thon In 1904. Delia Lama, religious head of tho Buddhist faith, whls.li Is tho'nntlonnl religion, was so overcome by the fact that infidels had trodden thc stroots of the forbidden city, that ho flod the country, and was for many years A wanderer ln Northern China. INTERNATIONAL TROPHY RACE TO BE HELD IN DETROIT N.BW YORK. March IB.—The British international trophy race will bo held at Detroit, Sept. .1. 5 nnd (I, It was announced here Saturday by Commodore Judsun, ot tho Motor Boat cluh ot America. Thc Detroit Yacht club now holds tho trophy, which was won hist yoar by Mlsa America: EYEGLASSES Modem conditions ore hard on the eyes, but modern optical science can apply the' remedy. J.et un prwacrlbe for yon. J. J. WALKER Jeweler, Optician A Engraver' TRY A CLASSIFIED AD. rf* ('fill Cm; POULTRY FOODS ■is K"., Scratch i**ooil lias iro, WoI-bo B.C., Wheat, the tout and Exta! Np. 1 Feed Oats lu our inlxiui'.'. Nelson Poultry, Mash ssuits ull so. sons, Clean' up your' (birds y/Hh Pratt's Lice Powdoivand ithe Poultry Housos with Lico l.lnuid. . *»>t».r,-:.f THE BRACKMAN-KER MILLING CO., LTD. A VITAL PICTURIZATION OF JACK LONDON'S FAflpUS. STORY, RED- BLOODED AND VIRILE; AS POWERFUL AS THE RAGING SEA GEORGE H. MELFORD'S PRODUCTION By JACK LONDON SEE—A big liner smash through a crowded ferryboat. The siarring struggle with storm and fog at sea. The muntiny on the "Ghost" and the mad battle of sailors. Wolf's fateful fight with his brother, "Death." The duel in the ship's cabin, with the prize a girl! GREATEST STOEY OF THE GREATEST MODERN. WRITER OP ADVENTURE A Paramount Arteraft Picture TWO-REEL CARTER DE HAVEN COMEDY BRAY RICTQQiAPH REFORMED SALOONS , mm Who said a Chorus Girl couldn't have a Romance that wasn't all wrapped up in sables and diamonds 'n everything? ■ SHE—certainly could shake a wicked shoulder. . HE—was a high-brow with literary ambitions. ONE became a star—the OTHER a famous author—WHICH? Remember the story in the Saturday Evening Post, "Head and Shoulders?" Everyone said it would make a corking good picture. It did—and here it is! Everyone like to see a picture with a DIFFERENT angle. Now, there are no angles to this girl—only the softest of curves, as you can plainly see. But the story- well, here are angles galore, brighter and more unexpected than any you have seen. Sounds good, doesn't it? A Shimm*y*Dancer and a Book Worm? It is even better (han it sounds. Her heart was in her work—you know, the Shimmy. So it was easy for Romance) to come her way. SEE VIOLA DANA ■-■■: ■«■■'■ ■- in The Chorus Girls Romance COMEDY FOX NEWS Mcdonald out to "clean up" hockey MO&TItEAL, March 15.—I'rcifossor Bruce McDonald, principal of St. Andrews CoHcro, Toronto, and president of the Amateur Athletic union of Canada, who Is In this city on his way to attend a moetlmi of tho amateur Hockey assocl.-itlun of Canada in Winnipeg atutsd in an Interview this morniiuj- that hockey In r.nnsid.-i 'had -to bo "cleaned up" and that It was Bolng lo bo "cleaned up." He further slated t,hat, In Ills opinion, the offlcalls who refused George Dufresno an amateur card had not exceeded their authority. - MONTItKAL, March t.—(By Canndlnn Press)—It la stnted .thnt John Kerry, a local lawyer, todny drew up a contract between Tex Rlckard nnd O. Graham, president of the Knstcni Canadian Securtles company, to bring the Dempsey-Carperttlcr fight to Montreal, ham la leaving for Now York tonight nnd expects -to havo the contract ! signed by IUohard tomorrow. In connection wltli this, it Is pointed out, that before the big fight could he held here an omomlmcnt of the Criminal code would ibo necessary, and when approached on tho subJcoU the Quebec provincial -government stntod Hint such an amendment did not rest with them, but with tho Dominion government, which has eo fnr shown not tho sll^litcat inclination tn amend the code. Social and Personal "Another expert Leghorn fancier ar- rlvod Crunbrook yeHterdny ln (food henlth," la the way a wire from 1<\ J. HnrbliiHoti of CnuibrooK to A. Wnllnch of Nl'Ihoh, yeHterduy broke thc news of |tn -Interesting ovtmt. Mrs. T. Johnson, who ban heen visiting her mother, Mrs.'J. Honwlelc, l!0'.t Victoria Htreet, bus left for ber home ln Ilegluu. M .C. DonaldHon, the Salmo auto ifiir- ago nroitrletor, Ih registered at tho Hume. J. H. Hoylc, the QuceiiH Hny rauehor, 8ration officer, Is a city visitor. r. McCnllum. the Grand Forks 1mmI- was a olty visitor yeHterdny. Itoberl Hell, the pole operator, was In tbe city la.it night from Crescent Valley, between trains. Capt, D. C, McMorrlH Is regularly feeding a number uf robins through thu present period of snow. These spec!-1 mens of tin. migratory or red-brenBted | thrus Include tho robin with a white ttall and white-speckled wings and I back which the captain reported last ] Week, He puts out apples and other pulpy foodB for tbe birds, which fully appreciate the meals^aot for them. Miss Esther Itcvine, who has been employed ln the local office of P. Burns & Co., loft on the Crow boat yesterday to tako a position ln tho head oftl^o of that company ln Calgary. N. Arbeau of Salmo wns among the arrivals In tbo clly last night. Nelson Newt of the Day Special band prnctlcoyfor O. W. V. A. Band tonight lu the dugout at 7:30. I t:2U3) Tho St. Tnul's I-adles' Aid will hold ,a salo of work on April tho 15th. (2200) IF YOU HAVE EYES that need attention, my solo business is to look after them. My patrons como to mo through tho ndvlce of tholr friends, who havo taken advantage uf my service. All nre satisfied. My reputation is based un good service und nccuruto results. Glasses flttod by. mo art- good to look through and good to look- nt. Thoy nro becoming ujid properly adjusted. Make your appointment. JMioiicm 12G and 346. A. HIGGINBOTHAM Exctusivo Optometriit K.W.C. Block (Upstairs), Nolaon Kills Wlfo and Suicides at Sea rmnor.TOWN, nnrbn-loes, Mnrch lit.—Tjotitn Cnmpagnn, n pnsnongor on. tho fltonmc-T Vnsnri, bound -to Buenos Ayrcs from Now York, killed his wlfo, Ernestine, on tho oven- Ing of Mnrch m. antl then committed suicide, It wnn learned on the arrival of the steamer here todny. The bodies were hurled ni -sen. When You Overhaul Your Launch Use bAPoo MAKiNL PAINT White, Green and Red - t\ Rfi rv Bros. "Lu^eberry" Spar Varnish. . t. k ippl.v yiu with Paint and Vainish Remover. Stuel Wool, Sand Paper, Paint Brut-then, §tc Wood-Valiance Hardware Company, Ltd. m^jtm nmi CLASSIFIED ADS WILL BRING 'ESULT8 EVERY TIME EDMONTON, March IB.—A motion beforo tho legUlature today to abolish frenks for members of tho legislature over the government telephone system was defeated by nn almost unanimous vote of the house, The motion camo from 3. E. Lowery, Alexandra, who also wanted recognition certificates over railways glvon by the clork of the house Instead of passes direct from the railways themselves. Hon. J. n. Boylo pointed out that the Issuing of railway posaos waa purely n matter of federal legislation. Influensa cpidpmios ewept the -Mirth In 1874-48 nml 1889-90. The usual meeting of thu O. W. V. A. Vlll be held In thu club roomH nt the "dugout," Stnnlcy street,-tonight, Miych -■'.Di, ut 8 p. m. A good attendance Is requested. (2201) ry bonrd at tho City Hall ut . o'clock tonight. Lawson ls busy at -401* Hnll struct making Hopo Chests. Girla, you may need one. (2130) St. Patrick's lea and sale of small articles, candy, Thun-idny, March 17th, 1921, k of P. hall 2:30 tot 6 n. in. Auspices of Pythlnn Sisters, (2133) Are you on? Arc you on? Ar$ you on? WAI.TZINO COMFETITIOM O. P. R. OBOHXBTBA DANCE, Englc hnll Saturday. Mnrch 19th, commencing 8:30. Admission 65c, with refreshments. . (2188) ST. PATRICK'S DAY. The 0. W. V. A. will hold a ilanoe In tho Eagle hall on Thurnduy, March 17th. Dnnclng from 9 to 2. Blue I)ln- mond Orchestra, nefrcshmonla. (2174) HIGH-CLASS FURS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Any article mado to order from oost selected skirts, Customero* own furs made Into any article doslred. ■.ith best work at moderate price. Old furs ropalrod and remodelled Into newest shapes. G. GLASER MANUFACTURING FURRIER NELSON, B.C. To-morrow is St. Paft-ick's Day. ViH that finishing touch tp your dinner by"' serving Shamrock Ice Cream. '. The roost delicious desv Bert to be had, and bath a confection and a splendid food. Order from Your Dealer Early. CurlewCreamery Company, Ltd. "The Horn-* of Quality Ico Cream" PHONE 1M. P.O. BOX 7W B. C. PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Expert Repairs mting and Plumbing Contractor Monuments KOOTENAY GRANITE AND MONUMENTAL COMPANY, LIMITED .- Front St., Nolaon Just to Lot You Know A. D. PAPAZIAN- Expart Watchmaker, Jowolor and Qraduato Optomotriit. FIRE INSURANCE Do It NOW - tn today—Tomo row you may have a fire Phone 135. Call or write for rates. INSURANCE PHONE 136 REAL E8TATB Prlvato nalo of furnlturo and all household goods, in flrnt-clasa condition. Apply 702 Carbonato street. (217G) MOTIO-fl. PUBLIC MEETING. A pnbllo meetlnff will bt held 111 til* olty oonnoll ohambtr at 8 o'olock Prt- ildy ovonlnff, Maroh 18th, to dlionit tha form of memorial, ■•ltotlon of a lit* and other matter* ln connection with the eetabllihment ln Neleon of a memorial to eoldlent -who fell ln the war, 0. r. McHARDY. (2107) Mayor. Hla dance nt South Slocan Friday. Maroh 18lli. Flvc-plocc orchrntra; excellent supper. Admlnalon 11.00. <2tr»n) McPonuld'i Pineapple Mannnlado A BtO flBM-.BR t'llvn your Oropnr a trial order, and see the reason for a repeat. (1987) L. Van fltavem, pianist, "open for en- (rnjrement*. Advanced piano students wanted. 719 .Vtoiorla fit ' (J096) Dave Warner Smith, assistant to F. Warner Smith, violinist In tho Blue Diamond orchestra, will receive pupils for violin and brass Instruments, (2162) IF YOU WANT RESULTS TRY A CLASSIFIED AP, IT HELPS Stationery Memorial Cards For neat work and highest grade stock call or write The Daily News Job Department NELSON, B. C. V SEE MY US! Of Improvod and unimproved landM I havo soveral good houses for salt D. A. McFARLAND INSURANCE HEAL E8TATI GREENHILL COAL loom 6 Kl.W.S. Block. Phon* CLASSIFIED adh. IIIU.NO HE ui/re KVKRy Tunc The Right Hat i —Means much to a man's ap* learauce. Now you can have a more "hat luxury" without any "hat I extravagance." We are selling hats at a very low price; some of the best hats made; I the best styles. $6.00,'$7.00, $8,00 Boroallno and Station Hat. $10.00 rffAFK-fi- -« iff