■S*>W'-*SV' if A HOIST WORKS IN NOVA^ SCOTIA IRES IN IUEBEC SPOUT SANO, WATER iephone and Other Wires Electrified Without Known Cause !fake ACCOMPANIED f ROARING SOUND )orts From Remote Parts Show Some Terrifying Phenomena pNTREAL, March ti, — Telephone [ that had been out of commission [ six months suddenly becoming feted with electricity, fissures open- fin the ground and emitting* water sand, noises like tbe sound of Ala- l thunder, are reported ftd accoin- frnentM to the earthquake which k the whole of the Ht, Maurice Iy laflt Saturday night, and which I; continued Intermit ten tly through- lie week. mi the remote townships of Que- ireporte still come in of the ter- |kiK effect of the earth tremors. Ive telephone and radio appar- were likewise affected. People them heard a sort of sizzling. us touted, and of a nature all its Currant or perhaps Oa* • conclusion reached was that the (sphere had become surcharged | electricity, or with a peculiar of njL in conuqmnce of the ..own l]%c a bushel, Uelooked for big shipments reported tn htve been netfe ttom Artentlm, Anatnlta ami India started lhe break in values and befnrt- the day was ended the market here Wiis in a semi -panic condition. The closing was wild. -U* t-i I1-V- n.-t lower. Mav %1M% to fl.llM. and ,iuly %IM% !<> 11.11%, wiiii corn d.>wn. and bats Tki* l'1 IS OVERMANNED BOTH SIDES SAY Stevens Urges Brushing the Barnacles Off the Ship of State American Plunger DADDCn PI ACC Sought in Spain]DflKlttU bLflOO FORKE SAYS LIST CONSTANTLY GROWS Retirements Followed by New Appointments, Vancouver Member States OTTAWA, March I).—Suggestions for a field day to discuss reform of the civ il sen ice were beard in the house today. Public works estimates were under discussion- and from numbers on both Bides came the criticism tliat Uie civil service was over-maniii d. There were some of Ihe finest oen of Canada in the civil service, said Hon. H. II. Stevens, furnier lainist.-.- of trade and commerce, bin th-iv Wen- also a lot of barnacles, and thev should b« got rid ..f. Robert Forks. Progressive lender. observed that there wus talk nf ICOn- nniy, soonemy all th- tlm.'. yel i;,- civil service kept Increasing. He thought all parties should g.*t ...k'tih- ■r and irv In find a solution W tn- oul Playing politics. .1. T. thaw, ind.-pendent. West -'alga rj. t bought a general manager siimiid be appelated ont ell deputies. Judfftu and BeputUs 1,. II. Kartell, Liberal. Hants, sharply too* the ground that a Judge, retired LIEUT. OSBORNE C. WOOD Wlio is now In Bafpelona, Spain, after having left heavy debts behind hlm at Parle ami Biarriu. Ha was reported seme time ago to have piled up hundreds o! thousands in profits from Wall Streel speculation, conducted bv oab'e fnmi ih- Philippine which he later toaH m the tnaah gaming tables. liis wile is riiss-i seeking a separation. lie Itf.altaged lo have given woi tlile.-s ( he-ks In Trance. ...lil ; • Wl OtlK a I.i I" tS.'.e ad'. in pr th ine Eleven Down tn Winnipeg YVIXNll'l-'C, .March li.- -SutiVrii the tdggest slump ibat has been r corded in many « dav. h h*-ui prl liii UM toboggan slide mi lhe Winr peg Kxchange lodav. and befOTS 11 bottom was reached a decline of 11 cents under the previous cl'-se U ; registered on the expressionless clo. that shows out in bold relief the I'hi. ii a tions of ihe .May Future. A mo* crate reaction tool: place from 11 low mark, hut Stay wheat closed II lower for tbe dav at 1!H \. Trade volume was large. Tiie imi ish sentiment that was apparent the close vesterdav ' disappeared l :b-dly bearish ton,- wi noli.*. Ide CANADA NEEDS A 'C00LIDGE' cried Mr. H..i-k.-n. and at i is Conservative applause. "I uoukl put hlm in t tegory," replied Mr. Marl in has a rij*ht to Spongi 'ow cliizens." Vot-H utu!er discussion w. "> for salaries and I75.UO0 igenclee, dsparttnenl of put. all were idoptsd at lhc .*-.■ ig. the ri-.il se; al ion I tlscussiea on ths . opened by .Mr. Steven the eXl'Ilt lo which allowances had grow n in \ ari'iiis gov- ernnient departments, Staft Kept at Old Streng*th A I.etc amount, he stated, waa bring paid io retired civil tsrvantft, Mam retirements had been brought HhoUt. bul on Hie Whole the places li:,.l l» en ull-d. and Ilie lull strength maintained. He suggested that when vacancies occurred In the public works and other departments, Ihey should he allowed lo remain unfilled as long h.- p. nslble.' This was a case within th.- realm of controllable expenditure. In some departments, M here a \,-i- rancy arretted, help could he drafted from another department. Instead of making a new appointment. Hon. Chense Btewart minister of the interior. Raid that just what .Mr. Stevens had suggested was being done every dav in the service, .Mr. BteVene retorted by saying thai there was an example ol' "gross extravagance" In tlo- interior department. ch il servants bad been lore. retlri ment In tb'* prime of I declined to gi\e lhe man's name, but ion the interior JUDGE LASSIES STATE fiTTOlEY IN STOKES CH WHEN REFUSED TQ BE HAZED Edmonton "Freshie" Threatens Legal Action Against the University WOULDN'T BE CLOWN; CONCLAVE BARS HIM Legislature Discusses Case; ' Minister to Ask for Report i:i>>lu.\TnN. .Marcli il. --■ Ueeuuse l,e refused to boW to the dictate* of the Students' union of the I'niverslty of Alberta in submitting to the ;nltl*-- t'.m program prescribed J*y that body. ■Dwlghl H Klcc of this City declared lodav that he had been debarred from attending lectures. He slated that hlh appeals to the university authorities bad proved abortive, ami now he pints ai taking legal action against 'student tyrsnny." Bizarre Initiation lb- claims that the sophomore initial !oji program commanded him l-> shave a V-shaped flgur*. on tin- back "f bis head; wear a light skull cap of given colors in such a wav i hai shaven figure oouM be eavih Men; roll up his trousers at less! one loot above the tops of his boots, put on n gre.-n He. and add a pennant nlid ribbons io Ins aniiv Tli. i.-gala tions stipulated thai Hi is l.-S-llllli- should be wofll .Ijtilv from eomno'iiceiiieni to field day, on tlu* public highway as well as sround the Is Told to Stop Evading Treaty MINERS LEAVE PITS QUIETLY AT HOUR SET Officials and Clerks Take Over Pumps and Other Machinery ABANDON FIVE PITS TO WATER FOREVER Councils Vote Relief; No Intervention as Yet by Cabinet Luther that he must reuse tryluu; to rirriinivont th** liis.irmamrnt features uf the Vernuilles treaty. Declares Improper Questions Asked Stokes Have Lost the Case WATKINS FOUND GUILTY AND IS AWARDED ROPE Youthful Slayer of Quebec Postmaster Leads Judge to Moralize nu Mtln lies Wl I., II. Hocken Says Premier Needs Courage to Cut Down Civil Sen*ice ANIMAL HEALTH GETS BIG VOTE CHICAGO. Ma-eli li.-l.ess than two leans all.a- II lent lagim Ils ei.ei-.e.aiuinau.ai ..f W, B. 1). Kli.kes. wealthy New Verk apartment hotel owner, ea trial ehalBe.l will] eell- rpira.y I,, delaine hi* iutltii; \.'il" hi an eli.al t.. ..I.tain a .liwiree. Ilie |.ru-eeuii,,n uas ,.niiie.l this afler- HOM by Judge «'. N. (iemmll that ll lia.l probably deitroytd its ease. Thi eeiirt was s.i emt,h;i tic ill ils ,leniiueiali.,u at III,' melliuils ,,f Milton IV gmltll. assisiant slate's at- ii'itiey. thai after warning the prosecutor thai a court or review probably would throw oul a conviction ,.( Btokea, lie added he was nut oar- f lain I.ill lha! lie- lien.I ,.f the eress- ■ I examination hud tranrareseed ao far ; I lh.il he himself w.ul.I lane t.i re- ( I vise a jury \ el,let ugalnat tile aK'eii . i millionaire. . | Asks About Letters Not Produced ' | With.an produi Ing Hi., postal carda ' l f..r the trial record, Mr Hinilh. Ill a ! roaring, angry v.u.e itemantfad thai Mr. Slakes give a ■yes" or "nn" I answer as to whether lie had nnl i missives 1.. Mrs. St.-k.s, Uie Slakes' ! children. Murlal ami Jimmy, and j Mrs Arthur Bcotl Miller. Mrs. Stokes' ] I her. denouncing Mrs. Stakes far legad nssoeiiitian wlih uagru men. Mis fare l.laziaK With ali)*er, an.l Legislature to Quiz EDMONTON, -Mareh i;._M,.n,l vine ,'Klsl .1" A! e.t. a ■fled af Initiation lean..re elass •Ra ala.ul.l waa evldaa i tlU lions. is a ,1111. ran .1-1 la. -.■ wla.ther ti: i as fallauaal I it the t'nlverni. l.e continued ' ...I l.y a dls.a. it oplnli ; i hit- Ilie The da lar Will l.e .seal Sainton. ssiaa arose all! n a lectures at i I IteV. II II Itl aade dU'* t.f .nil Ins na Baker. . asked to litter Iran OTTAWA. March ii —"What Is a "Coolidge." II. C •native. Tan.mo West of lh. aids SIGNERS KICK AT FRENCH FEES ish and American Tour- s Are Threatening to Go Home Hocken, laid Ihe mien, when u discuss!,,, works estimated turiad service matters. I'rts he said, had iinnounceil cut the taxation uf the uniil it was fi:, per Canada was paying Itl Canada oucht t,. hav llilnlster. the sum., roange tha In President Coolidge. said .Mr. II Canaan could noi expect p. co Willi tile United, Stales while I. twice the harden i.f taxation the in.I i.il aud Ilie place ta was in the civil service In' e pemlltiir,. l.y JI lliN i Practically Two Millions Is Granted for Administering the Regulations '(Inching lit stand. Mr. sii.l. uu! hurled an never did Mi | p. .llll. Idle , hll I l'.\,.'.,. March « - A vote hat lie waul,11 inuiiey for the heullll of animals a Culled Stales something which went fiijther tl: capita, while t0 ,hl. Clltii(. \{ «, ,n to the i p., '"r'.r ii's' pnaie ' '" *• "plnluli of Harry Ueiiler, Pro- JJ 've. Curtate la I'rairie. when I ek.-n. apete Judge (leinmill inn. terming it " a few minutes ask.,1: "Didn't la.tori..u apartment al ih.- W'ijs m.i thai win Slakes UKh ohje, lillsllie: th .add l.e arrled ei Canada ilinales totaling Jl.lHla.lKHl lor the I Inlinistratliin of regulations affect- | I the heullll of animals was he- I I fare Uie hallsC li.iiisht, 1 Mr Leader said i! was very nl. e j [li, hale HoWatlag plants, hat of tar 1 witness ■trained forward ia.il wrathful. "I Smilh read each dapped the rand- pry improper." luter .Mi-. Smith wo " visit yo \n-..llla hotel, ai Mrs. Stokes left 1 slii.UI an hy his all.nil. ind nil Monday. NOT CONSIDERING STRIKE TROOPS No Action Will Be Taken at Ottawa Unless Province Requires It OTTAWA, Hatch i;.—"Tin- ui.i.u-r is uitin-h in tin- hands nf tlu* provincial authoritle*," stated 3. J. Drs- barati, deputj ml nit ter <>i tin- Aa- paitment ot national defence, tonifht, tatBttiog \>i Hi'- r-ii.irt frum llallfux nt ti'M.-ps ihi-i*.. had |tON T REAL, lUrch ti—William Ot-ijrijf Wntkinn, alias i>a\ I-.**. a«>*il L'l, was t'ntinrt Kuilty thia fVi-nlnn* vt tlu- murdi-r ol Kraii'-uls X. Beau- vain on tin- ni^ht uf S*-|>U-tni>-*r S. !>i BiiiUNais' gr-ict-ry Hti-re at Vftdun, an.l wai MD-Unoa-d tu in- kianfed mi June IS, liv Mr. JuHtuf Wlldon, in tho cuurt cif tli.- khiR's lu-il-'h. Ait'n.i DMchatnbaolt aaa*S n, mu Kang whn raiilud tlm wtor" ut the time watltlM heW Ip tli.- i>..si- ui.tn-Krui.-r and abot him. was found Kuiin ni nmnalaucbtar, nad iwill Im fcentcii--*.-.) later. On Monday, Btdo-tf Karrlaon, tba n- with- ' ,S*M "l '"i"'r,Nt. S;isk.. youth, * Im linn rht N ' '"''" *-'1*,n'''11 '■> aennSa rial in run* nf this n<'<'H"n \iith the murder, «ill ap*n*ar inai initiation I -""'''"'■■•, ""' court. ■tUdentl ouUrt j Banfliti ''Mtr* Children" lime i(\',-r tlu- , J" hl* ■ummlM "m. h..vV,.vf.,-. .Mr. , Juatice \\ iImuii scored th.- preaeni Inlater i>( »*du-I ,I;|-V "elvlllaatloa-moderu prpgreoslvt- Main a n-j.m-t '*dva»cod, ultra-modern," which bad the unlveralty i prnduced—what? t t-i the leOa- I Bandite wlm m-r.- rhildl*»-n. int-ii- chtMren. with tbt complexion ot school |*irla. In tin- days gone by, we thought of bandit ae a mail with long hair. I huff, with thn ,his belt, 1 what to 111 km. -s to K11 IKS Ipl in And .i No.* that Ihe been orde ! from | Bootla ■ tiOMtlon thiii .ni' ■tand b; t ol the in trlke of'U , which h« children "Wa if wo I Importaftc healthy In |UH, March ti.—Lf Martin under that lhe govf-niment haa in- I |M a hill r.-tfiilatiiiK in a more | ive manner tba poll-N) oupervialon | llrcifrtu-i-H In franco, Hnd the is- , ¥' nf identity cards to them. A I feed' law In to take place of i |n**Ht-ni decree which the paper usele.su, because Infractions entail no adequate penalty, question of taxation and su- I [lion of foreign vlaltori continued | upy th« tourist aaoociatlona i ohes from resort centers stal Visitor* from Croat Britain an [jnitfd States resent the proposf ,n the coat of identity card Kiat many nre arninKinc to rt ome should the proposal b.con I Curzon Collapses While Dressing to Deliver a Speech: n.. „. , T , "T r Ottawa High School about ll iv." said Ur. Lm Defora tho houaa ng thi VOtO wan o; THINK ACTION IS | DUE FROM OTTAWA i Manitoba Attorney-General Says FVult Combine Up to Dominion "Ill r, 1 thai the ■ think the ol Nova that tin- anj in- possible Im; muy that the LONDON, Mnrch 6. — Ths coa- (l it ii ii cf MaiTjtits C. IH on, of Ko,: thorn weiniiinn 19 poun4a i Is the OfTlleil catch in lhc hn-c I history of the i ivci. and l| reff&rd | as an Indication of ,m tarty ipnng Tin OTTAWA. March 6.—Seveenteen- year-old Gvclyn Bannister of Sault Ste. Mario, who has been attending the Ottawa collegl.-Ue, has Lean inlsslng* since yesterday noon, when she left the homo of her aunt. Mrs. J. A. Campbell, with whom she lived In Ottawa. A tUfO number of family friends, under the direction of the police, are srorchlnff the city for sonis trace of the girl. Foul play is u* ii '-■:! ae Mis Bannister hnd never indicated the slightest Intention of leaving* her aunt's home, nor had sho nny acquaintances in Ottawa which might hnve led to her going* away. ; fl* !harge»." Mis lordahl deplored d on ihe , ire to nil JAPANESE GROWERS ARE ALL FOR CO-OP President Taylor Tells Ontario Fruit Bootlegging Must Be Stopped BYDNKY. X. 8„ March ■*.—-Follow- iny * failure of negot fut ions that begun last December, looking toward a new contract between tiie British BSmplra Steel corporation und Ita miners in Nova Scotia, und pasaeil th tough many stages, Including the ai>pointnient of a conciliation board. B Hid per cent cessation of work iu practically every coal mine in Nov.i Scotia commenced at 11 o'clock tonight, involving some * 14,000 men. With the exception of one or two small collieries on the mainland, privately owned, not a single ton of coal will be mined in any of the great mines that constitute the moat Important single industry in the province. W'lictber or not the cthsatimi of work will be recognized us 100 per cent strike, or a lockout by the cur- ponirion. remains to be decided hy President John U X-ewis, international presiilent of the United Mim- Workeri of America, Up to u l-ite hour tonight President .1. \V. McLeod of District -(> had no instructions ttOBB the International head. The last man had left the eol- lieiii-3 at 11 o'clock tonight, and all horses were removed. * Ficht to Save Mints Maintenance ' men left their posts, and were relieved by company officials and clerks from Che offices und the compi-"> stores, who will endeavor to keep the machinery going to gave the mines from destruction of water and gas. Thla uas niio hi all the col Her leu except five, whleh will b* ftUovad hi (loud ami will not tm roopatretl They* are So. io at rtescrve. „Vo. ( it Caledonia, Xo. 21 ut Vfctor*fa, in.i Noa, L'l and 12 at Birch Core. They wore opened 1"' yaan ago, and gave work to IftOI nien. The Utmoal good order mucked Ihu ibandonment of tha pitrf by tha miners, Ai fa si as the nu-fj were raised to the surface they ttftperaed to their homes, and In i taw tno- tneDts pitheads thai hud been the bustling renters of industry hecamo Ulent and deaerted. All Locals Obey Precepts I n forma lion al mid night was thai Ml locals had followed tho letfr of Instruction! Issued by distri-t head- The men ctaltn their a/eUtk Is the outcome of a lockout by tbo corporation, While the corpora Hon looks Upon the movement as a 100 par ean^ftrike Many of the collieries buvc WOlkr,| onlj " small part vf each week dining the winter months, and only about 8000 men hava boon working part time during tha winter. All Must Keep Sober [natructions have gone ma to the men from the dlatrlct executive strictly forbidding any aet ion that may precipitate trouble, and Mftlcular 11 'ont Itnii'-I nn oare 11 p. •on tin cd. wai ng tin government - take propei Bul all th. if the fedei-s it,I ippul t, ctli St. John Attends Readjust to Scale Pugsley Funeral of pay. with tb- recent rat s»-(l in the house of ^fternomi wilhout OMOStttou. resolution states that "no suuli ifltment. shall utitliorlze the .n- of nny payments for pvi-.uon* eerued be tore the pausing of t'ie ed legislation. Ma AWA. March tl.—A resolution i s r- ■"•II.N. N.B., le an amendment to the Royal I Hundreds of cltliens from all walks Inn Mounted Police net provld- of life, Including rcpreseiilulhoa ofl hat penaioha to officers their the federal and provincial govern- . nnd constables, granted prior, „.,,..,„ u-.thered thin ntlimimi >t ,y tlm i, r,'H,.ji,.t,.,i „, ».--!si:'^;h,^'e;;;,'e,,'niH,^'';,,;r^; respects to Hon. William J'ugsley. \ former lieutenant-governor nf New ■ Brunswick, and at one time federal! minister of public works. Services were conducted by lte\*. I A. L Klcmlng. lector of Stone cburoft. I Ontario Will Fire Employees Who Bet Upon the Ponies TORONTO, March 6.—Premier Fcrgi^on, in the legislature this aftornoort, said that it had come to lie.tr nvj that a person was visiting tha parliament buildings and soliciting bets on horso racing. He announced thnt He proposed to employ a detective, and if any civil servants were caught making bets they would be dismissed, as the government did not take any chances with such employees. Apartment House With Windowless Rooms Is Inspiration ol Bylaw VANCOUVER, March 6.—The ! discovery that a local gara£e re- ' cently was turned into an apartment house with windowless : rooms is leading the city coun- t cd to revise the building bylaw. CHURCH UNION VOTE Chairman Leech Fired From Liquor Commission Alter Losing His Suit REGINA. M-^rch 6.—R. E. A. Leech, chairman of the Saskatchewan liquor commission, who yesterday lost his libel action against the Leader Publishing company for $50,000 damages, Has been dismissed from his appointment on the board by the provincial riovernment. In a statement issued today. Attorney-General Cross says: "The appointment of R. E. A. Leech as chairman of the Saskatchewan liquor commission has been cancelled, effective today," , _f 1 American Bankers May Loan Britain Big Sum to Aid Gold Standard NEW troHK, March I. Whll« u„ I.-i rn.i I .llsi iissi.iii .ii negutlRtlom re- (udlnc He. ntabllihmeni ot a 1'nlt- e.l Sl.iles el.'.lil In lid III..il Britain in die i-.st.iniii f ilie n.'i'i standard Imr l.een ..|..'lie.I. inl.'iii.itliiniil I,linkers Indicated today thai llrltain Would en...inner liltle difficult! In [ arranging i loan of anywheri fi-.nn Slim.imu lu <: "in' tor Hint |.lll'|.i.se. i IT I'.uva. March li. -Jai>n s. llle is in thi, un arc loo per cent .....]..irativc." aald 1.. E. To \ lor nf K aloana, B. r. president nf the Brltli ih Columbia Kiuii Grown,' si.ein tion. m addrcMinn n mc, ding i.r tli e eilslei ,| l Inl.'ll'lil lil'llll. h ■-!' 1I1, rami. linn s... l.iv of Technical .1 ,gcl - . Illtl. rials ler- todaj Til, • problems of thi rmli gru nets n el'e nee.lltll. 1 le he lack , ,..| ,,.,,,11 r it 1 , lu.ie . of inns. .lll'l 1 UOpi 1 .11 lei, ,,l I III 11 1 wilh ..niiiei- ..n.i ulioleaa lera. he ill "ll. •el.ire.l, lOtlegglllK 1 ' fruit in .lllS- try," he said, "is as preralml a s Is hootli ■yniini in liquur ther i ,.11'IS nf 111 e country, and l» lusi .1- .1 etri- tn.'l.t; il." .».i« and dealers under ,,,,,- trie t with Hie l-'iiin Growers' 0 s-n- el.ilie n from time to time dealt 1.Llt flile Ma and broke Ihe r net. ns ore under dlacuaalon bj « ll l.ll any mi. n breach of eontracl in 1 by the ftitur .■ Hn 11 His iii mil ni 1.1 1 fine uf ,<:.'.1 being llkelj to ho re 'i Klillll. ,1. affect. Wanted for Fraud on Old Woman Over Lifting Mortgage The Weather BY TRAIN .111 TORONTO. March issii.,1 toaay t,v ti bureau nt" Informal HI7 Preabyterli voted in favor of 1 aad lfi ugiiinst. -A Munmr) eburch unl.ni ] shows dial 1.nations have I niteii ehurel. •*-! 11..11, Kfaejt, wi National I AW. l'i". Ma rh ulu,nt 1, .,! kill,.I ratlwiu tncka I ll..snells, Sask. seiilh of li this ivealag. The bod) » l.y a farmer a short time passenger train had passed. St. VANCOUVER. March 6—Alleged to have cruelly defrauded an old local woman of diamonds worth $1203, under the guise of selling them to meet a mortgage on her home, tho police are requesting the extradition of F. W. Darley. Los Angeles. temperatures IihK.w aro for Il.e us endlDg yesterday afternoon at Annuities for Aged of Sharpies Tribe I.i I.N I >( i.V. Ml Press Cable,)—A. or Thomas Sharpl. cheater, probated the Whole Of the 1 an stall llle,I nne tilled li ti ti. -(Canadian riling to the will accountant. Man- eiiny, practically derived from re earl.- , s found I tnl after al annuity 1 £ ll). divided tegi or Bhorpl were horn in Wales and Ireh bi It t $l:MI.Mill 1 who are the surname 1 Hesmondhatglt, wh,. Uhgland. Beotland, I il, and are at pies- | Th.. eeed 1 years ol ago. id, will noi I 1 raiilii.nili Prince Allien Winnine-. . San Krani'isee Spokane • Nn aero. rageTwu" THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1925 Leading Hotels of the West ifhen Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained a George Benwell, Proprietor The Premier Hotel of the Interior AMERICAN PLAN RATES, $3.50 TO 15.00 Rooms with Running Water and Private Baths. Headquarters for all Travelling Men, Mining Men, Lumber Men and Tourists. ROTARIAN HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER $1M.i THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THE CITY IllTME — Mr. and Mrs. James An-'eary; F. P. Williamson. Ventleton; R derson. Kaslo; (*,. t*. ltatnell. Toronto; I Gecyaon, 0, A. Nixon, Bennington; J. y\r. anil Mrs. K Allan, Iiunihells; T. | C Carruthers, elty; Mrs. Htorey anrl H. Jones, Vernon: It. A. Morley. J. K. ! sen, AVarUner; Morlev H Plunkett, Al Archer, J. A. UIkks. W. tl. Metcalfe, ! ''nnkett Stan Bennett, Lea Appleby, A B. nsju, 11. K. llllltnour. Van-1 Mr. ami Mra. Red Newman, Ross eeuver; E. Pledderjohn, II. M. Watson. ! Hamilton, the Dumbells; J R. Ly- Jauies Ciuuiili, 11, J. Il_ Biearey. Cal* i mourner, Montreal. EUROPEAN PLAN Daylight Sample Room, '. Commercial Ms. Hotel Strathcona Once You Get Acquainted With the Strathcona • YOU WILL STOP AT NO OTHER Queen's Hotel THE CENTEROF CONVENIENCE Hot and cold water ln every room Bteam heated. A. LAPOINTE, Prop THE MADDEN HOTEL T. MADDEN, Prop. Steam-heated Roomi by the Day Week or Month. Every consideration shown to guests. Cor. Baker and Ward Sts. Nelson MAI intiX — Oscar Ar.tl.-rHin. A. -s.iisriKr. n. Wiitiiun Koftfnoff, Brtl limit; I,. Holbroff, ,J. S. Holmu. BpO- kiine; Mrs. M. V. Clark, Perry's; K. It. Cbuchatn, J. Boawtak, ,r. R. rtltante UfV.UU.Iu*; W. W. Mt-L(-(i(l, V. IS van* Truil. Fifteen Hundred Villagers Must Vacate Townsite CHEYENNE, Wye, March 6.— The 1503 residents of La Voye, Wyo., were deprived of their homes by a ruling* of .Federal Judifc T. Blake Kennedy today, who ordered that the townsite be vacated in favor of the Ohio Oil ocmpany, which holds a government lease on thp government land. It Is ln tho Salt Lake oil field. HER NERVES SO BAD SHE COULD NOT SLEEP Mrs. Grace Kitchen, St. f!eni*jr-*, Ont., writes:—"Attn* having a an* ere attack of iirieumonia. I wus left in a weak and run-dmvn n unlit ion. My nerves were so had I could not sleep nights, and in the duyttin.* I hud terrlhle faintiiiK spells, caused by niy heart heing weak. ' Finally 1 |Ot so had I had to take tu my bed for weeks at a time, but one day 1 read about MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE PILLS so decided to try them. After taking one box I felt a slight improvement. 1 have now taken five tioxes, and have gained 35 pounds in weight. I am now more than able to do all my own housework as well 'is considerable outside work. I cannot lecomtnemd Millturn's H. & N. Pills too highly for those suffering as I did." STOMACH BAD! INDIGESTION Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief! NEW GRAND HOTEL 616 Vernon Street East "nty brick hotel in city Stean heated: hot and cold water European and American plan« OCCIDENTAL HOTEL A. C. TOWNER, Proprieter The home of plenty. Fifty rooms of solid comfort We serve the best meals In Nfllnm It's the cook SAVOY HOTEL Two blocks from Depot. Steam Heated. By Day. "Week or Month. Hot and cold running water For Your Comfort. J. A. KERR, Prop. MRW Uii ANU — <;irn Allan, Kd I'ueh.'Mie. Harold Rich, lUurlce Lon- -'< ti. .1. lirvnn, D. Krislnv. Cv BUrk, W, Uuberts. the .1'umliells; B. !■- Hull hpokutie; Mrn. Howell and family, fal- taty; Mrs, Greenwood nnd child- Edmonton; _V. Holder, Drumheller; It. M -Mcl'hi-rsun, Mra. I. Lee, BonninRton, Edward Nordman ntul Mrs. Nonlnian, Mtsu Ksther Nor.Iinmi, Kens kind, Mrs, V Graham, Vancouver. IXVOT — Roy H. Clark, Vanoouver; H HtnrUks. David Rice. Trail; Uie Vlvln, Lnrdi>; 1. D- Walker, Mr. antl Mra. Boatt, T. L. Purvia, Vancouver; Mrs. l'roulx. Kamloops; J, 11. Palmer, Calgarv; .1. Whil., Silverton; Mr. nnd Mrs blxon and son, Wallace. Idaho; All.ert Avlson, Mrs, ,T. Avi5<.>n, New Denver: Mrs. A. Borne r villa, Belen ■Somerville. Slocan City; A. K. Stanley. Nakusp; M. R, McI-.-nnan, Bonnlnfton; John P. Hell. Park's Siding; Bt-asl Martin, T. Uneas, Boulder, MRS. MALLETTE Announces the Reopening of THE KOOTENAY HOTEL Vernon Street Phone 692 'ompletely renovated. Thirty comfortable rooma. A Home for the World at Reasonable Pr-jcep ' Nelson's Best Cafes Whan at Nelson. Eat si ths Golden Gate Cafe Our motto ifl Cleanliness. Quality md Service Al! White Help. Meals. SOc and Up The monieiti "Pape*a Dlapepatn" reaches lhe stomach all distress rock. Lumps of indigestion, ^iises. heart- burn, aourn-aaa, tuUneac, flatulence palpitation, vanlah. Ease your atom-acti now: Correct digestion and acidity for a few cents Drufffl-ata sell mtllioni of packaf*a, CONSERVATIVES SWEEP LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL Liberals Almost Wiped Out; Labor Gains Eighteen Seats LONDOW, March n—(Canadian Freee Cable.l*^.jrtmicip.il Reformer! or iiervatlvei were ngain reelected In lhe majority,• tot tin- 18th year, when lecttoM ror the London county conn- 11 limk plnce today. Of the lie sen---, the Reforniere won II; Labor or Soclallsta. 18; Pro- rcssiv.- i.r Liberals, c. The Ltbor nd Socialist party hnve valued 18 eats, entirely lit the expense of the I'roKresslve.i, while lie- .Municipal Re- formeri have eaineil one s.-ai. and are. nf eom'ne, decisively confirmed in their majority. Eighteenth Year The past eouncil cnnaUted of 84 Municipal Reformers or Conservative!*, 'it Proereaalvee or Mbernla, and is uallfled eleatora is nearly 8,060,000, Imoet equally comprised of meo and Women. The Municipal Reformers have held a majority in the Common council of county of London for 1T years, governing" the densely populated area " 117 acres and four and a half million persons eomprlitng London county. STIRLING HOTEL 716 Vernon Street East Steam hestsd. Hot snd cold water Ws srs hers to serve you. P. H. »USH, Prop. THE L D. CAFE Flnest-oiinipped restaurant tn the City. OPEN DAY AND NIOHT. SPECIAL—Ice Cream, Soda Water and Hot Drinks. Nice, clean, furnished looms; hot a,nd cold water. We Cater to Private Parties. SHERBR00KE HOTEL Near C.P.R. Station. Itouma at Iteasonable Rates. H. DUNK, Proprieter THE STANDARD CAFE 320 Baker Street, Nelson, B.C. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 11:30 to 2:30, Special Lunch .. -35c 5:30 to 8:00 p.m., Supper 35c Phone 154 Cuticura Talcum ForYoungAndOld After a bath with Cuticura Soap end warm water Cuticura Talcum Is Indispensable in soothing and cooling tender or Irritated eklne. They are Ideal for all toilet usea. FtirjiVi Bilk Trwt *T W-.II. Afrirtm CtntiXXttr Wr...(: "Citlawa. t 0 fcw am, ■neta-wl.' IV-.y'-'oipff*. Ointro«ntrUn.lK*. TalHurlfir (1W Try our n«w 5h»vln* SlitW. PITS QUIETLY AT HOUR SET (Continued from Page One) stress Is laid ti|>oii Ihe demand for sobriety. Kf forts were lielng made hy the authorities to close up all places suspect ed of selling liquor In the town of Glace Bay and other mining centers, and tho officials announced their determination of keeping the peace if at all possible. The Ghee Hay town council has voted IB60-9 for relief purpoCM nmong the needy famili-**-" there, but sonl a resolution to the Kovernmenl declaring Ibat they could go no further lu the way of furnishing financial nssislance to the sinkers, ami asking intervention in their behalf. Colliery towns that depend spoil the mine machinery to furnish thejn with light and power were not suffering any inconvenience, and wen being werved U usual. A mass meeting of lhe miners will be held at 1" o'clock tomorrow to discuss lhe filiation and lay plaM for iheir CUnpl , Steel Plant Has Three Months' Coal Official! at the steel plant In S\d- ney stated that the Stoppage of work in the mines would not effect tht steel plant, as there was enough coa hanked there tu laal three months. No picket! win be allowed nt anj of the collieii's by tho I'nited Mini Workers of America officers, unlet! it becomes absolutely unnecessary, i was announced from beadquartera b Olace Bay tonight. Government Stryimj Out HALIFAX, Manh 8.- There wa no indication! at a late hour tha anv Intervention waa contemplate) by ibe focal itove tinn with the stoppage of work in tho coal mines of the BrttWl Kmpire Steel corporation. Premier Armstrong na id nt in Id night thai there had been no developmenta at this end. There -were no official Judications hero that local troops would bo sent to Cape Lbeion, nor were the government police anticipating any part in the strugf-Jo, according to the attorney-general. County Council Votes Loans BTUlfBY, H, m„ March C—Decision to loan sir.OO lo District No. U of Cape Hreton coimly was made by lhe county council here today. Like amount! will also be loaned to Districts Nos. 1 und 4 if relief Is applied fur. Spring HLU All Out apHINU HILL, -VS. Marcli 6,—-Approximately kiij'J mlnera ceased work In the -Spring Hill collieries of the Dominion coal company here tonight. In accordance \\\xh the strike order. Tills nuniher Include! every employoe of the colli, rles down to the lasl horse boy, and the strike was pronounced as H"J per cent. New Glasgow Out \I*:\V QLASGOW, March ■5.—The collieries of PlCtOt] county wei*e v;i- oated by lhe ininers tonight at ll o'clock following decisions of meetings of the United .Mine Worker!1 locals to walk out in conjunction wilh their Cape Breton members, ami with lhe exception of several small privatoly owned collieries, the strike was 100 per cent. Approximately 1000 men were Involved. Murdoek Says "No"- OTTAWA Mareh li.—lion. James Munlock minister bt labor' has wired to .1. W McLeod, preelaeni of the dislrict IB; United Mine Workers of America, Olace Bay, that while be would personally bu glad to assist in helping to bring al.oiit a settlement of existing differences In the Cape Breton coal fields, "on must Maintain that any representations or demands to he made hv our district board ahould he made direct to your TOO JW COOKS HELD UP WORKS Three Departments Squabbled at Port Nelson Causing Year's Delay OTTAWA. March fi.—A reported ae. count of how each department madi it Impossible for tbe others to Cftrrj un. With the result that thf worl -vas poatpoaed for a year, was recounted by j. t. shaw, independent, 'algary West, In the house of coin moni this afternoon, while the public works estimates were being llecuMed. Mr, Shaw claimed that tbe civil tervloe enmmission had tailed in its lUty. There should have only been one commlutoner appointed in the fitsi place. He advocated that a "general manager" should be appointed over all deputies and their depart men Is, to make overlapping ol department! Imposelble. Smart Hats Miss Hamilton has returned from the millinery opening, and ia showing extremely stylish spring modes and fancies, selected from the season's choicest offerings. New Spring Dress Goods Patterns coming in individual lengths are particularly fine. The NEW COATS and DRESSES are arriving daily. You Are Invited to Inspect Our Stock NelsonDry Goods Co* LADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS unit CAN YOU DO IT? MEMORIZE tin* Artld-M In tun TOP Window us V.iu Pass. SEE Hi.' S. ..ills TAKE mi Observation TEST Thla Afternoon. BorsCumip Men Suited DODD'S \ KIDNEYS ^Piusy ^KioilE^K/ 'CASCARETS' 10c IF CONSTIPATED, DIZZY, BILIOUS Airedale Disperses Three Robbers Who Assault His Master TOBONTO March 6.—The loy- ;i.My oi Bruce an Airedale dotr. t»r his in.*stor Is riven as the reason today by Fred Brttton for the (act that he is not lying in hospital as the result of an attack made on him by three thugs in a lonely spot in the east ond last ni-rht. The men demanded his money, and when they discovered only 60 cents ln his purse, they cciu- menced to assault him. "Bruce" then came to the rescue, nnd tho robbers maile a speedy escape. Last Monday 4 man was held lip ln the same spot and robbed of $10C. MANITOBA PLANS GRANT TO SPORT Government Won't Cancel Amusement Tax but Will Bonus Olympic WXKKtflBa M:-rrti fi.— DeclHlon nf tin* provincial foreiwdeat ti> man ■ottie tfrant toward rtfteneM Incurred i.v juiuitrur *portfl officlaie in etnd- Itig a Manitoba team to th<3 (dyuijilc ninu, tno iinninimvd liy l'remU*r Brackea i" thi assembly today. The anBoun-wment tolwwed pisaa that ninatcur snorting f-voniH b« ta- li.vrd Ot the- impact of tlw> ntniis-- in, nt tax. Tho govern mo tit Mr. Bracken said, uas not pH^ared to abolish tin* t;ix, but was prepared to make 1 te contribution in the tntereet of amateur sport. The prt-Mnfor also announced that mendmenti ta the Ituml cn*dlt eel rould bo Introduced neat wreetfc This :er\lee, he said, at prt-Ht-nt. showed a Otal loss of $169,000. nnd an approx- mate loae of H60f000. WAR DEPARTMENT NOMINATES AIR HEAD A\'ASHIN'-r bowola and i-E-rt -_t^_i=^ __ Hvtr. No striping y= ^-^) .--»-.7^^. or o v v r net in*,'. *mf_# '_! -ZCy Millions of men, •^■^ fjVL^ ^_'« wuincii and clul- £___.■* tViJL '.x lako this ^W^ hnrmloss laxa- ~_==^ 0 ?--*' tivo-.atharlio. It ~zz __ _r doean't Rlcken — ~' you lik*- pllla, oils, calomel nnd en Ita. Taatea nice —acta wonderfaL 10c, SGc and BOa boiee—any drug store. Saskatchewan Beer to Be Dearer Than Alberta Beverage '•ai.i;.\i:v. March 6, -The coal of Ik'tr In Kankatchewnti will be considerably higher than In Albarta, ar- rordlng to Km 11 Blck. of tha Letli- in nit; i- Brewing company, a ho is f". 1 'algary on ins way from a confcr« once of brewing Intereila In Reflna Re Imeec lus prediction on' tha high i-r coat of production in small qtian tltien in Haakntchewan. coat of imptir tat Ion, and distribution costs. Nearly a Quarter of Panel Women VAXCi L'VER, Ma :-pl rii 8,—Twenty iry at tin' Van will ba wi'ini'i Both Grand and Petit VANCOUVER Marc* ii.-Tm .omen ui-i'o today aelected for Jary uty at the uaalaea which otnm here a March 2A, Seven women's namea vb In Iwd.d in a panel of 48 petti urora; three women's namea In a itxnel of 13 grand jurors. ONTARIO ANTI3 ARE GIVEN TO WEDNESDAY Tt ittt iNTO, March «.—■Fraabytarlana oppOMed to church unlim have until W. dnrsdi.v next to pTea«nt tholr petition for ti bill regarding the division of Pivsl.ylerlan rlmrrli property in it:.- province befera the commlttaa oa atandlag orders nf the Ontario legla- l.il ure Afler that (late It will bl tou lata for tba present session. HAD BOILS ALL OVER HIM There la rmly rmp wny fo Ret rid of boils inni that is hy golns ri^ht to tiie seat of the trouble—the blood- as the bad blood must be made pure 1 before Ibe bftlla will disappear. BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS elaanaag the system and removes all tbo foul matter from the blood in a way that tew medicines will do. Mrs. Chas. Uankin, Bulyea, Sask., writes:—"A few yeara a^o my husband had a terrible time with boils, "ti one arm In.* had 1fi between his elbow and wrist; five on tho back of liis nock, and several Rare oa different parts of his body. lie tried everything he could think of, but got no relief until lie took Burdock Blood Blttere, and to his aurprlae it completely relieved him of his boils in a. Vary short time." li.B.B. has been on the market for tbe past 4fi years; be sure you Ret it when you ask for it; put Up only by Tin? T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont LEGAL NOTICES "GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT" KOTICB OF Al'i'I.K-ATTON FOR BXEft LJCBNCH Not too is hereby f,*.v"n that, on tht 2'Irrt dav nf March next, the under* signed Iqtnnda to apply to the Liquet Control Board for a lieonee hi PtMOaci of premlaee being part of the buiidin/ known hs Outlet Hotel, nltuatc nt l'nieter. Uritisli Colnmbli), upon the lands deetrlbed .is UM Number Part nf dtattict int. n. iss, Qreap 1, Koeli Number A and R Map Number 710 Kootenay, Land Resist ration ldstrlct in tbo Province of Hritish Columbia for tbe nJl of beer by the glass. 01 by the open bottle for consumption 01 tho premises. Dated this 21st day of Fehruarv IMS, W, A YVAttD. (KM) Applicant. Girls! a Gleamy Mass of Beautiful Hi 35-Cent "Danderine" So I proves Lifelefis, Neglected Hair An abundance of luxuriant hair, full 0 f gloss, gleams ami life shortly follows a genuine toning up, of neglected' scalps with dependable " Danderine." Falling h a i r, itching gcalp ami the dandruff la corrected immediately. Thin; dry, wispy (k M hair ia quickly invigoratei.1, tai on new strength, color and yout beauty "Danderine" is deliglitfn the hair; a refreshing. stim.i)-i tonic—not sti:ky 01* greasy! drug store McGill University •MONTREAL Faculty of Music An: 1 nnl T-or.nl TJ-aininationa ii ICisic Theoretical Baammatleni will hPld on i 1* about May 2nd. nnd Pi tlcal EtfamtnattnnH rturlng May 1 ,luiv at various contors throujlii Canada. Tbroinrh the«e exam'nations—0\ to (be pupil*-- of fill teachers — ■tending of a atudent may bo certained and profreaa tested. Tt are alwo pn parutory to the dipfe und Qegree roUr»aa In Mualc wh, taken from McOUl, a truly NatJ I'nlvere.ty, are reeogtilaed eve where aa of the hlgbcsi siatidin Kurt h.-r Information regard Ing different gradea, music to be | pared, fees, etc.. and appllc*t forms mav be obtained by apiily direct to tb.- Secretary of the ■ ultv- of Muiric of McGUI r»iv er to the local representative, H. li.ll. Beq„ *1* Mill aOvet, Entile* for the examinations sho \:e atnt befuro April 14 THE GUMPS — GOOD NIGHT, KNIGHT n MlNMTtS TOR Mlt*\ TO 9MOM0 VP Wv... %m6*» JW. ^-w'*- "w-fc li \^JO^^^^l TV-.M .*t \>ot^ "10 ' 1 \NOO*-W*T V3E T3UR*?R\§t^> W ■SWt H\?PtHt-5 "10 MtW "THfcr COUW VlC^S VCO^^tN MCJ K -SV1M.-ON ^H10 l-MQCKS **Vi OM-wW- OR HWBt ^ coopv.*c ov rtRocvous "^vtitas (ATrXCHC^ WM-a ie, "IHt V05T OF TO tV.N^ TH%M Ua y CHWt tmvm wrro ivit fttw ttT "Vc-Vl -fit VNCT MV\ i-\ ■ \MHl*T GVIS Mt '.5 "W£ \MlVl MIN K£^VS OMJtBB M^ WHKt N smKX BOOtBBMKti the CeOw \*^- -we \m\m sHtuws MOM'**-. "TVlMVt; HE V)(k-S ^IVl^ "THRt-e M)*swdDea.a - \ c^h bx~ hua hduo ?\6v.-eHGi vus vwkh out op ^^^ kfrtRv-iooN itiv ?M5-e*t - w>i\-\ f\ ?^v. vtffi Bt FOU UlCHM^t) -.«*£ UON-H£W\T*t'*5 - Ht'S , -iM'c t<«^X> CT A *r^lvRv.^-S KNlOH-f Sr\i f WKCaa SCOT*. U>\Jt*0 TO \*)RVT£ SOOKi tvfcD-JT - M-cS 0*0^.1 A WW R01NR1NC l-.WW-\ (VAORM1H6 St^out, BRUV^T-xST - I'LL W.NE TO bt"l coc«oo ^ Cd\j>?1.E: Of V11MT>MILL?, V,TO PLM wvi^ rtlLLS (\ tHKHC*, 11 WW Mothers eipei \j like it for < dren as it ta the place of in nal medicines Local Druggists Ha Modern Remedy for Co A Veporizing Salve which i. Rub! Over Tlirost and Chcit lor Cold WhenTlcki vapoHtiii, the "eatf method <>r treating wc- throat; I ebltle, deep riie»l .'..Lis. or <'n>o upplled over the Ihroal or <'lic>.l tnartdlantfl aro releaesd un vapur ih<. body 1 t. Theae vuliori. Inhaled wilh . breath oarry t o** medication ilir to \hn affected qIe pasaagee, MD Ing the pl.Uvm .'1!'1 reHUvlog tho goitlon. At the il Ilni« Vicks jris counter-Irritant, atintulaUng the and thua belpa the vapeaa inliult- break ap tho Inflammation. Colds are usually relieved night. ■ ICKS V ▼ VAPORUt Ore x l7NiLuo*Jta Usta Ycmki A few drops of Shiioh brings qui relief to throat irritation, hoare nean and couching. Shiloh tn tn no mi cal — a favorif.fi remedy i over fifty yeara. At all druggis IJOc, 60c and $1.20.. , . ■-. ., SHIL0K Use Celery Kii a gentle laxative"T( that purifies the bU At ymir rlrtiggi.t 30c and St CLASSIFIED ADS BRING 6ULTS. 2ft THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1925 Page THree 'ROAD TO LOVE' By ELENORE MEHERIN CHAPTER XII The purest and sweetest fibers of our nature are often those that make the noose to liang our spirit. Had Violet Uoiiey been created coarse grained, destitute nf fancy aa her slater Lizzie, nht* would have gone doggedly from the dingy, smelling kiteh«tt of her father to an equally staU abod* of hor husband. Her days would have heen Btlrred by yearning; untroubled by remorse; Inciting the Imagination to step either up or down —a contented clod. But into the fabric of her being were woven fine sensitive threads. She glimpsed her vision of beauty, bocame one of those Impelled to seek to strive. What if some must fall? What If they must see these holy strands defiled? There is a magnificence, at least in having dreamed and hungered; a hope for the race, though a tragic one, in ull these "might have beens." Clyde Dunstan symbolized for Violet tbe nohle—lhe men. gentle and strong of romance. What she missed so poignantly In her father, In the butcher and the bricklayer, she thought to find In him. There was something reel*;less In her nature, or perhaps only the young 1 impulse to seize the little happiness that came her way. Despite Iter father's rough warning ber visitor Boon returned to the street kitchen. The I fated happened. ■t Dennv, coming home sometimes In 1 the afternoon, would see her, flushed 'high spirited, wearing some pretty, . lace collar, some gay pink bow, lalk- : ing intimately to this sleek, dark St. Paul's Presbyterian Church REV. e. R. G. DREDGE, M.A., Minister Phone 30IR Manse, 315 Silica SUNDAY, MARCH 8 11:00 a.m.—Morning Service. 2:30 p.m.—Sunday School. Adult Bible Class. 4:00 p.m.—S. T. Bible Class. 7:30 p.m.—Evening Worship. A cordial Invitation la extended to all 'to attend these services. MONDAY 3:00 p.m.—Ladies' Aid. 7:00 p.m.—Cuba meet. 8:00 p.m.—The Excelsior Club meets at the home of Miss E. Mackenzie. -115 Carbonate street. 8:00 p.m.—Managers meet. WEDNESDAY 4:15 p.m.—Mission Band. 8:00 p.m.—The S. T, Cluh. FRIDAY 7:00 p.m,—C. O. I. T. 8:00 p.m.—Boy Scouts. fellow with hla* Indolent rharm, his soft, almost feminine brown eyea. Sometimes he listened to Violet's talk, laughing inwardly and afterward twitting her. For ahe brought out all her fiction* for Clyde Duns tan's nsumption, For him she was the Violet of her dreams, _h, yea, mother's people were Quite wealthy, tills waa one of them, but of course, when she married lather, they cut Iter off without a cent, it made it hard for her." Even Matt came in for a glowing Bketeh or two. ♦•He thinks I'm a child. Moth says it's because he's really so fot of me that he gives me no liberty, suppose he does love mc—" As Dennv came home one noon time, a seuffling a fury of angry volees reached him. lie saw Violet, a great dish of mashed potatoes heaped in a snowy turret recoil, laughter freezing in her throat Matt Horley hunched over her, his fist shaking. "What did I tell you! Damn chippy! Thought I was gone, eh! Heat It, you cheap dude:" ■ -Father! Why Fnlhor!" Violet's fae.il blazed in an agon*** of shame, but she tried valiantly to save her dignity before Clyde Dunstan. "Don't father me! '-Get in! I'll fix vou!" He was cuffing right and left;' the triumphant dish of mashed potatoes went Dying to the street. Dunstan supped back. Violet ran into the housi\ crying, rocking her anus, I.* nny followed. "Aw, sav, Vee!" J Jut she wouldn't listen, fch'e was insensate with grief. talked wildly: lod—isn't this frightful! I could kill myself. Oh (lod!" "(iee, Violet, don't feel like this!' All the piiv in Denny's nature rose lo her need. "Aw—listen—lies drunk. Clvde won't care. It'll all blow over. mar* Wo—don't cry." ie was paat comfort. The peak of injurv and humiliation was reached. Tliat night Violet waa not home tor dinner. Al midnight she had not ne in. Hours later Denny woke up, frightened, imagining he heard sobbing outside his window. The kitchen |M| was striking three. He sat up. baking, heard again that muffled ound. Then lie felt the cord tied to his* wrist Three o'clock—Violet had not returned , . He listened sickness turning him. It was a sob—then a voice—Violet's. "Cvlde, oh. Clyde!" '•Hush, Violet. They'll hear." "Oh, what shall I do! Oh, Cod! "(!u in—he quiet." "1 can't—I never can " "Come then " "Oh, no, NO!" She came close to the window: "NO!" "Hush!" He'll open it—hurry! The eord tied to Denny's wrist was pulled. . It .seemed to pull the heart out of him. He crept to the kitchen, opened the door and without looking at Violet, spoke: ••Cee! H's late!" She made a little movement With her hand, touching his. Her's was icy. The haal oa his trembled. The tears were suddenly stinging In Ins eves He wanted to say something Hut he merely shut the door quiuLly. ■Thanks. Denny." . She crossed swiftly through tli" dark kitchen, halted with a |OW. frightened gasp: '(.od! hhe was running back, bumped against Dennv lie turned—a dim light stream, d from the hall; a large figure, mght- <-l» um the buy again, cuffed. horse-v*-*;op.-d seeing Violet beaten, Kaly tannt-KI. All this lie had lu eaiiu?" boaaiWC he was little and helo.usa. Naw iin- score was evened. A sen*-.* n| triumph, of power, thrilled him His uncle rolled. Blurted, blew i reeking breath imu Aunt Josie'•» .ae. He saw Denny, tried to g> ■; mi Infect. "I'll get you, you damn brat.i Oil outla Oils house! Damn vou. Joslc. this Is your doing! Wli.-r» s Bi,i .' Where's ymir daughter? I'll fix her! I'll kill Hi.——" He was reeling to his feel, bh od streaming from a cut in his In ad, -I'll get her!" Auni Soaio threw herself ngahru her husband, hanging to his arms. "Matt! For Oawd'a salt" BtO?', You'll have the neighbors in! Oawd, save us from murder!" He flung her against the wall. Lizzie was in tlio room. *'l' ipa! Oh. mamma!" She cried in terror. Matt started for the h.iH. i Denny had already reached un-l k Headed Violet's door. The light was burning, clot! strewn over the floor, the tabti l tered, ull the bureau drawers en DUMBELLS GET BIG HOUSES FOR "Oh Yes/' Shows Familiar Faces but New "Stuff" at Opera House Old Dumbells, old Maple Leafs, old friends, greeted -Nelson vesterdav afternoon and last evening at the two performances at the opera house, a? Oh Ves," the new revue, which tlm Dumbell company, or "Captain t'ltin- liett and his hoys." presented to tWC overflowing houses. Qlrli Entrancing The girls, Hoss Hamilton, Joel. Holland and Olen Allen, were as fetching as aver—Hamilton, ihe imperious beauty; Holland, the changeable ride; and Allen, lhe dainty 'wubfette h the eyes that wouldn't behave. There were lied Newman, win*, bis liliarki. Pat llafferly, in his custom.-irv roles nf butt, the flunkett Brother— thnt of 'em, In song or patte:*, Ben Allt-n in his darky monologues, .--'tan Itenneit in Ills Wcaflflly toff .-harae* U-rs, and other old friends. From the curtain raiser, a skit nnd song. "Since Ma's Oone Crazy over Crossword 1'iizzles," to the finale iwo and one-half hours later, the audiences heaved wilh emotion, usually gales of laughter, or perhaps tender sentiment as the entertainment of the moment dictated. Prom screaming over ihe costumes of The OLrls of the Old Brigade," and over Itafferly's splnsterish declaration that "the lips lhal touched kippers" should neuter touch liis, the house pr-senth' was rucking over the comedy sketch. "A Hume From Home," which Newman, as a jack tar, tsojoa imo. via a ."earch for billets, and reconclll- KtlOB with his missing wife, Hol- bealdf OLD FIRE HALL WAS NELSON LANDMARK Meetings, Balls and Suppers Held There in the Early Days BASKETBALLERS HOLD PRACTICES FOR GAMES Two good practices have been held this week by the local senior basketball teams. The men's and women's aggregations will ne\t week visit Trail for games with tht: Trail athletea. Nelson will Bead two strong lineups and some fast action is expected. LADIES GAVE DINNER TO BUY FIRE BELL Nun twing IT,*, - Mitll R«f Trinity Methodist Church Minister— REV. JOHN H. WRIGHT, B.A. Residence: 709 Josephine. Phone 105. Choir Leader— Mr. F. L. Irwin. Organist—Miss Ina Stoed. SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1925 11:0(1 a.m.—Sunday School and Public torvle*. 7:30 p.m.—-Public Service. Tho KniKhu of Pythias and the Pythian tlsters will attend In a body. Come and bring a friend. MONDAY, MARCH 9 7:00 p.m.—Trail P.uliKer Group No. 3. 8:00 p.m.—Trinity Ladles'Service Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Bradley, fit Victoria street. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 7:00 p.m.—Tuxis Croups meet. 8:00 p.m.—Prayer and llible Study. THURSDAY, MARCH 12 7:00 p.m.—Trail Hangers. 8:00 p.m.—Choir Practice. __ LEGAL NOTICES __ GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT NOTICE FOP. "APPUCATIOX FOU lil-ER LICENCE Notles Is hereby given that on the I3nl ot March next, the undersigned Intend* to apply to the 1.Iquor I trol Hoard for licence, under feerl.on 25H, Government Liquor Aet. Respect of premises being part or building known ns Mersey Hotel, situated at Erie, British Columbia, upon tbe lands described as lot number Lots 1 and 2. Block 5, Lot 1237. by assessment rule in Kootenay District. Nelson, B.C. For sale ol beer by glass or open bottle tor consumption on tbe premises. Dated February 20, g^^ 18417) Proprietor. tied. "Vee! Vee:" Then lie saw Katv si ling edge of tbe bed. ft ild-ev, d wil "Gon, Ileum! She s g".i. let's g. ne!" "Whe 0. Katy? Where !*i - Katy buried her bead m hi and cri "d. (To He Ci.nlini id.) MUFFORD PEN PASSES UNITY Is Now Second to Agassiz Farm, Which Is Still Adding to Its Lead TIlP poll nf .1. II. Muffe-H A Sons of Milner, hns climbed to eec-and puce for totals in tli,' Axassiz eg* ennlt-si In the 17th -nek. ptMlBfl hoth lh. t'nity Poultry farm, uml has 7".S pri,':- to its credit, Thn Dominion experiment tat farm pen siill leads, however, wtth 77D (fii, and has increased Ita lead ■ore? other boob. The Unity pen cornea I third with 7.M agga, nod the Bolivar fourth wlih 719. It. A. White of tochdale la first for the week with BS egfa. Ilc-sults to date arc: White Letfhorns Horn. Exp. Farm, AflU- Mia . . 53 •77n other aketchee, Mffgini eoota, the program, the hurlaaai i/oroe eourt, "Red Juetlee? hapf the most iiprnartoui l'i-r ly, o f BOB rue, t he tin I' in In u I ive huskmil mism-i-ess fully -.n •;-- ing release from his rolmst and domi- n;ilitiK spouse. Hid land. Rennet t hei tic chief jusiiee. "The .Midnight Cabaret" was another sketch, dainty as to plrls and gorgeous us to general effect. Orchestra the Hit Probably the bu of the performance wns "Captain l'l unite it and the luim- hells orchestra." wilh Harold Rich at the |ilano, many mini hers heing given, with the majority of 'he muaidlana using two or more -ir-tru- tneata Interehanseably, and with manv novel effects. The "Onihest ■* i" »'M encored uniil the audience i Id not in grace demand more. '•(lot., linn." hy the girls, Holland and Allan, wilh three toffs, in th- cabaret act. "Do Shrimps .Make Cool Mothers." hv Al 1'lunk.tt, "Rorkabye, Baby Paya,'1 by Ben Allen, "Take .;<. Notice." by Holland. "The Stile at Lhe End of the Lane/' by Bennett ar.d Holland, and "l'o Wackl Do" hy '!i.*h and ihe orchestra nnd the "Anvil Chorus" in the same group with a parted em* tain, showing Hen Allen hammering glowing sparks at a gen- iiin.' anvil and forge, were, perhaps, the faaturta among the individual nam* hers, with most dainty da.lCtag by the "girls." Brand Hew Yesterday's performances were only the second and third nf the new revu. which was put on also without tht ireeeaee of Captain Plunkett, absent n his honeymoon tn California, thi o iii pan v having completed Us run ol A.*e Hiuir at the ooaat. The company ifcttWI Bt Cranbrook .might. Hume Held Political Meeting, and Churches, "At Home" When the city finally orders Its Workmen to begin the work Of tearing down the old fire hall at the corner of Victoria and Josephine streets. Which may occur any day DOW. on- of Nelson's landmarks will dlaaplMtur as it comes down. The building was put UP years hefore the city was ,n- eorporated In 1S.III, and much loan) history was made in it. Dances, mot-tings and entertainments pf all kinds were held here In the early days., g| and .10 years ago. The Weakly Miner of Februarv, IMI, speaks t.f the equipment ordtrod fnr it hy the fire chief. This consisted of loin) feet of two-Inch hoao, a hnsecart, and "a miscellaneous In, of firo applianees from Toronto." Rained Money for Bell A famous entertainment was that given by the ladies of Nelaon, on February 22. MM, when they pnVftfaJ a New England dinner, at 50 cent.*-, u head, tn raise nionev for a bell fir the fire hall. The Miner of Februarv 17 of that year gave the elaborate menu, and the program of musL- ti he given by the Nelson hand. The ladies in charge of the peven tables, under Mrs. George N. Tavtor, were -Mesdames W. S. Akehurst, Miss Scotl. _n\ Cakes, Miss Scanlan, Mrs. WT Wilson. Miss Irvine, Mrs. B. O. Arthur. Mrs. .(. A. (Hiker. Miss JqhUPn and Mrs. I >. Macdonald. Mrs. W. J. C.ocpel and Mrs. J. A. Turner, Airs. W* J- Wilson and Mrs. Stanley. Those in charge of the ti.'kets were Mrs. 1», (*. MeMorris and Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs, Ales DOW und Miss Col well "cut the Cakes." Kd Traves carved the meats. The new bell arrived In September, and it was announced that it was a very fim- one, weighing about ItOO pounds. The ladies made MB by their dinner, and tlo* bell, Including duty and freight, ooet J7J. Tbo difference was turned over to the fire hall. (ui Monday, March 26, lb'* Method let Ladies" aid gave a bazaar there. At the end of the evening unsold articles were bundled together and snld to "Jack Ofbaon." The Miner goes on: bundle contained CHINESE SELLS LIQUOR; TRIAL THIS MORNING Two Minors and Another Purchased Drinks, According: to Police Officers Joe Kor Kook, a Chinese, residing on" Front street, was yesterday, by local police authorities cha rued, not being a vendor, with selling lii|itor. Three peraotM are known to havo purchased liquor frum Knuk. two of them being minors. Tin- <*iso will come up before Magistrate William Hrown this Burning al Ifl o'clock. B. ■i. Matthew is defending tha ciuna- nuin. Emma Roberts, aged 72 years, wlfa of John Cameron, ended her life at ivtereburo, Ont.. by cutting her throat, with a large, knife. Her husband, who Ii.-im one leg and uses crutches. came in from the hack yard to find )ht bleeding to death. ail eies of infantile .■fuln 111 A PARTNER OP SUNLIGHT Cod-liver oil has aptly been called the partner of sunlight. Both out of Nature's storehouse of energy are of supreme importance to a child with rickets. Scott's Emulsion ,H\?m«5t FRIDAY, J:00 p.m.—C. MARCH (!. 1. T. 13 Qroupi, Advance Notice—March 13. at 7:30 p.m., MrvtM, The Itev. W. IV. Peck, Secretary ot H.C. Prohibition Association, will speak. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Stanley and Victoria Streets Services—7:30 p.m. Text. Itom., "The Wonderful Justification hy :10 v: 1-11, Fruits ■ of Faith." I,enten Services—Friday: p.m. Sunday School—1:30 p.m. Shirley Hall—Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Confirmation Class, 11 n.m. Blewett—Sunday School, I p.m.; Services, 3 p.m. CARL C. JANZOW, Pastor FULL GOSPEL MISSION Maglio Block, 3 IS' ^ Baker St. SUNDAY, MARCH 8 10:00 a.m.—Hunda'y School. 11:00 a.m.—MornltiK VVorKhlp. T:3n p.m.—The Old-Faahloned Orospel. Week-Nights, 8 p.m., Tueaday and Friday REV. H. EGGLETON, Pastor "GOVEBNM.ENT LIQUOR ACT" NOTICE OF ATTLICATIDN FOR BKBB LSCEMCl Notice is herpby (riven tli.it. on the Mist dav nf March next, tho unrlrr- ■Irntd Intandi to apply to the Uquor Control Board for ft licence in re- pert nt prettl—■ heing part of tlic timlding known aa The Northern Hotel, nltunte nt Salmo, British l o- lumbla. upon the lands describrd as Uftl No. G nnd 6. Block 4. Salmo, Hrlti-sh Columbia, Map 62H, Kootenay Und HeglKtratlon D^trlrt In the Province of British Columbia, for the sale of bepr by the gifts*-!*-., or by the open bottle fur consumption on the premises*. Dated Uila 20th day of February 19-5. A. GIBBON A RON, (8381) ' Applicant.^ PROVINCE OT BRITISH COLUMBIA (Forest Branch) Department of Lands EXAMINATION FOR THB POSITION OF ASSISTANT FORKST HAMiKIt Object Those examination!-, are for the purpose of filling present vacancies and to enable candidate!* tn qualify fnr future vacancies and increases in staff. Assistant Forest Z&nfere Assistant Forest ltang.-rs are em- ployed pyrlUE the fire aaaaoo pf each yr-Ar, nnd th.s period is extended where possible by work on Imprnve- maata suoh an trails, etc. Ite-appniut- n.ent in made each year aa wttf as satlsfactnry service is given. Fronm- tlon to the permanent otaff Ir made by merit and examination as nccasinn offers. The salary is $100 per month the first vear and $110 per month the second year, and .JU'il the third year. Travelling . xpctis.H are also pa.d. Qmillficatlons for Candldatsa Candidates must be British Subjects residents in British Columbia for at bast one year, of |OM character, Rood physical ermditinn and with wonds experience, They should havo experience ,n fire [lghttat; I>osses« the nbllity lo or- (•ani/e wnrk and handle men; and have knowledge of thc Forest Act. The cxaminations are partly written, partly oral, and are designed to test tiie candidates' ability along the above lines. All statements made by applicantf as to experience, education |Cd fitness urn subject to verlf.catlor by the examining board. Preference li given to returned eol* diers with the necessary quaiiflca- tloni. The Examinations The examinations will b» held nt the place* and on the dales named below, Kach Intending candidate should apply to the n.strict Forester' of his district fnr application forms and for informal inn regarding tbe hour of the examination, and the building In wbich ll will be held. Application forms shnuld, in each case, be filled out and maibd to the D.strict Forester in time In reach him at least six days before the examination.. Apply to District Place Pate Forester nt NVlson March 21 Nelson Cranbrook March 23 Cranbrook Ii nl leton March "■> Vernon I rlnciton March 27 Vernon O. II. NA1M-JN, (S60-O Deputy Minister of Lands. lennie, a.. County Line 4fi fi OS holiver, W. L. Farm. Cloverdale 4-3 718 Soyes Bros., Dewdnev 11 '• h il Hrown, Ruth., Pitt Mead ows r.o ","( •liaimcrs, J„ Hanley - ... :.u ;"''" ""halmeis, K. W.. Thrums u 4!'urk 4fi 701 Plowerdew, B. s., Cosh- hm 11 i: i (iraliaoie. K. 11., Langley •n .'."4 loin.in K- TWMUloW, Cogh- lan 4S 445 Kennedy Bros,. Weatmin uter li .'Kl! Kinch. \\ m., Cawston ••2 494 Metcalfe, P. P., Hammond ;:.'. 4,".:i Mufford, J. H. & Sons. ICtlner r.o 7^8 IEalne's V. Farm, Surrey County 42 BS* Hump & Sendall, Sperl- Knuledge, M. ll.. Sardis" 17 61 9 49 iiii schnfieid. A. W„ McKay it liS" Shannon Bros., Clovi-r- dale , 42 134 Simpson ft Holland, Han ey Cl ITI Snyder, jl. A.. Langley Prairie 111 Thackeray, .1. O. St., Chii- liuuck 43 391 Traer, W. & V. M., Mil ner f>2 631 t'nitv P. V., Lavington. Vernon 4S 751 Ward, -'co.. McKay . ... 11 59I Ware, l-:. A., Richmond (tl ti!., Webster. J, T.. Kobson 4K *y, While, ll. A., Lochdale r.r.s Ancon* Grant, w. If. Rdmonde 3:-: Pull. n. F. II.. Whonnork 41 id 2 Barred Hock Dom. Fxp. nut Apasislz II 111 Amould, J. A., Sardis .. . :::.' 4 4.'' Lanil.ie. J., County Lino .',!' 411 fclyod, Ruth. Vernon . ... 3>i 114 MeAlpine. \Y. S., Creston ■TH fill Wilkinson. H.. Jubilee 39 422 Rhode Ialand Red Russell. D.. Sapperiotl ...... 11 49] White Wyandotte Bridge. T., Vancouver . . IL' 111 Cant, A., Al'Pb-dale 4 1 OS! Currle, T, W., Westmin ster .. 29 4.".S Dom. Fxp. Farm., Sidney .".K 62S DO I0xp. Kami, Summer- land 41 391 Total IHI L'isr.t DECIDE PLATFORM MORE INFLUENTIAL it-raid chaffing." Tha hall was also used for entertainments on Other occasions by the .Methodist cliuri'li. Bachelor's Ball In April a bachelor's ball was given there, and in May a meeting tn consider the "propriety of nonresidents holding bicul government positions." Jn November of this year, the Miner reeords an "At Home" given by the ladles of the Presbyterian In the hall. Pour years later. In 1898, J. Fred Hume, M.P.P.. for Kootenny, address.-d a meeting during the Parrell-Hume conteit tor the e-aal In tha provincial houee, In the hall. After the new Tire hall was built, in 1913, the old hall sank In comparative obieurU High School Holds Debate on Influence of Platform and Press Wfaat was l hate of the v- the high aeho w■hen alvtalon ind division . bated on "Re lid to be tbe best dear so far was held at d yesterday afternoon, 3 for the affirmative I'nr the negative de- ■d that the platform exerts more influence for good than the press." nnd when the victory- weal to the affirmative*. Miss Dorothea ilraham, Miss Por- othy HtUan and Jim pauon, for tbe Affirmative, made the |jolnt« that the church and schools were the sources of most education, yvhich was given by means of Hp-H-eh: also tliat the value and force of speech were clearly shown In parliament and the law courta, They stated that Wembley and even the Nelson fair showed the superiority of actual demonstration over advertising in the papers. The speakers ott the negative side were Miss Irene KdniondKon. Miss Moira McLeod and Miss Dorothy Sturgoss. They argued that book! were essential to schools and churches, and that ihe w-orkn of Homer have been preserved and presented to the public by lhe press While those of other Orcein such as Socrates and Aristole. because they were not writ- ten down, bad been lost. They claimed the magazines of today contained information «>r every deiorlp- lion. and far more people were able to benefit hv It than by lectures. The judges, A, K. Allison. Jack Fleurv nnd John Korreslor, gave a decision in favor of tht? affirmative side. During the afternoon nn orchestra cnmpnsed of Jim itenson, piano; Archie Uenwiel;, violin: Stanley Smith, clarinet and Ttd Mclntyre, drums; gave several selections, including "Why Did 1 Kiss That (lir!'."' and "The Hong of Love." In two weeks time the winning class. division .n, will hold the last debate of the series wilh division 1. for possession of the I.O.D.K. shield, prevented by Mrs. P. It. Hawthorne, and WOO annually. NELSON FILES *' FOR FIVE-MILE Gazette Has Notice of City's Application for Eight Second Feet The Britinh Columbia Gazette carries a notice that the corporation of the city nf Nelson Is applying for a licence to take and use RI cubic feet per second of water nut nf Kive- Mlle creek, which, according to the notice, flows northerly and drains Into the West Arm of Kootenay lake at Troup Junetlon. Notice to this effect was posted nn the ground on January 3ft. H-25. The petition for approval Of lhe undertaking will be heard in tho office or the board of Investigation at a date to be fixed by the comptroller of water rlffhte for the province. ■ . sh ell. b) His System Was Absolutely Cleared So Says Ontario Youth After Taking Dodd's Kidney Pills Mr. Edward Dupuis suffere J from kidney ailments and found relief tn Dodd's Kidney P.lls. and sunlight have been used for decades to give strength to weak-bones. A little of Scott's Emulsion with each feeding does wonders for a malnourished child or adult. Keep your boy or girl out in the sunlight and give ^A them Scott's Emulsion \*| everyday—regularly! Ji]^ Scott & Bowne, Tonjuto, Out. l*-t Kitchie's "Exhibition" Collection "Good Goods at Gray's" For Coi red Optical Service and Satisfaction in EYESIGHT TESTING J. B. Gray Watchmaker, Jeweler, Optician BAKER ST. PHONE 333 \r i.ii. Onto in. Mar •h il - IS it* • "1 lis took nne .-I n.i ii lid me 1 ..I.l n in f itralnins all the impurities out of the blood. Impurltlei in the blood are the taeeda of disease. Dodd'e Kidney Ptlli make good health by removing the Beeda of dliease. Bound fcldneyi mean pure blood. Pure blood means good health. Concrete Pipe Lines Satisfactory Victoria and Winnipeg City Engineers Telegraph As Follows: March 3, 1925. Our trouble was duo to lack of contraction joints, which are now being installed. Recommend concrete pipe, provided each joint can take contraction and expansion, buried or otherwise. P. M. PRESTON, City Km'iih'iT. Victoria, II. ('. March .">. 1925, Our concrete pipe satisfactory. Consider concrete in general suitable material where conditions warrant its use, Writing. \V. M. SCOTT, Greater Winnipeg Water District. Demand Concrete Pipe MANUFACTURED IN NELSON lor Satisfactory Service Spokane Concrete Pipe Co. SPOKANE, WASH. GRAND FORKS, B.C. a? ee A cup of "Ovaltine" taken just before retiring will bring a night of sound and restful slumber. "Ovaltine" contains no druses. It is made from rich. creamy milk, fresh eggs, ripe barley maltf and flavoured with cocoa. It acts directly on the nerve tissues restoring and soothing them to rest. It makes no tax on the digestion. Take "Ovaltine" every night. It is quickly and easily prepared and is highly nourishing. At all Druggists 50c, 85c, $1.50 A. WANDER. LIMITED. LONDON. ENG. Canadian Office: 455 King St. West, Toronto lit Uhl—and sold throughout the Empire try '^>ii.*;_ 1 TOMC rOOU OLVtPACC Vuil.l.i up lirnm,llerv-CS.ttr.ii lio.lj idwavs MV will tlidlj nnd ■ ii Inal s'ltnpli" nn ltd ,,[ ir. —m» I" i" pottage '.ml p«biM" _■_ r Pag* Foul THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1923 THE DAILY NEWS Published everv mornlnj* exerpt Sun- ■flny liy The News I'liblislilnj-: company, liinltefl. Nelson, B.C. i* Husine.-JH hiti.TH slinult! tie addreaaa-fl and checks nnd irmnev orders made rayal.le tn The New* Publishing rom- l'liny, limited, anil In no cane to indl- vi.imil membera of the staff. AdvertlsiriR r*ii« cards and ABC. statements y Hit) Canadian Press assoelation. SUBSCRTPTTON RATES Uf mall (country.!, per month...I :*.(■ am year A 00 ttf mall irtty), per year U 00 Outside Canada, per month 7n P^r year 7 no FwVfd, per week or. v*' tarn is tm J'aynMe in Advance Member Andit Bnrean of Clrcnlatlos SATURDAY. MARCH 7, 19 Cotton in the Empire It is said that when tho British complete the Makwar dam of the Nile in tho Sudan country it will develop nearly 8,000,- 000 acres of as fine a cotton- Crowing territory as can be found in the world. Great Britain is in urgent quest of oil, rubber and cotton lands, because these are staples that make for permanent progress nnd for safety against enemies. The Kickless Kiss Efficient. | - busekeepmM LoumA.KlpKnnon r by L-oum. SPRING. HOrsKl'l-BAN IN'd AND KEl'AlliS Now a Wisconsin professor tells the world thai tlu kiss is losing ils kick. It is wonderful how tho professor, art- discovering things these days. It is no use to blame this thing on prohibition—although that may be a Wisconsin conclusion. There is said to be a combination of reasons for the loss of the tang in love's salute. Wet paint is cited for one thing. When a girl's lips are blanketed with a thick coating of rouge the reactions of the male are not what they might be. He is undecided whether to take a fresh hold on the lady or make a break for the soap dish. Some of the pink paints they are passing out at the pharmacies are far from pleasant to the alien taste. It takes weeks of practice before a man can appreciate the flavor. When a girl offers a pair of lips that are colored as highly as a raspberry tart, but taste like a brake band, the young man is perplexed. He doesn't know whether to scream for n'oie or go down to the Women's Christian Temperance union and take the pledge. Facts and Art bottom, '.-ll M.i 11 ■ w. the but in evi'i-v homo!)—Flrat try npiils'iiiR n f,.,v ,ir..|i» of oil i.i on* •quaky 1 hlnscK. If Uii* is not suri.'wful. I try Uftttming tl"' mnv.; loom htllf.NI HIT oft, n tit. I'liu-ii' uf MOW orMkint. rutins lu.iiy ami nol rtw Ins iimi'i'iiy. Tinn "Trirk" Bureau Dnnwr Hardly ;i (ninny in Vlthoul one! ] Tlio kind uf drawer Hun bus n \ illdln, butt,mi, which unexpectedly I slips back ami leti ii content* dan- ! |le through into the drawer below To repair it. remove ll rrom thi iropty it. put Blue tn lhe where lhe bottom board uml hammer the bottom | board ini" ii« proper pt i-"i ; dry thoroughly before intra. Y.Hii- (frayed Rug—Many a rti« haa been aaved by timely nii'iitHm*. " j yuu have nm* that lias stnrtial m i liny at thi* eAftll. buttonhole tin' mIkc with thread which matchee ihu gh oleanlng from top i "W ■■ <*loM]» ?" i'"":M"- °r'„'y0" "uauee it is given aj h»v« ',,", '■"">' ha" ;' "*raa" " " TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Grapi fniit ' t'crcal Creamed Dried Beat M lit tin-- l-iiffl- Dinner PotatMa Corn lb...-! Chicken Pranconla Pine le Salad Cottage Pudding Cotte Supper i.cii,hit Cornmaal Mush Billed and Fried Maple Syrup Jam Sandwich Preaervea C'nUo * Jlofop of Sour* By iomes W. Barton. tf JX Nose Bleed VlTlrf- With bureau, groove* The "born housekeeper" finds a l.-t-p s;i I isf.ii t i-.n in spring house- leaning- no) ooly beeauaa her bou« . rl-iv.'S g llll ils r»i p| tba little ■airs. Bom-v- >'k hump is tlio ii nihil Ion . which one ns the fol- thf mi l.lle. So not fall to darn It^al once. Latao holes re-yutre a piece of fabric on the undtraM*? '" rtln- force the darning. The l.'isi (Paalar—Therr is nothing lowing- mora annoying than n mlulng rnate". Removing Taint -From QUaa or Now I* lhe time M take one ol ilo* Wood—How oftan we an paint splat-1 remaining onen i. a store anil mntm tared on a window pone or on wood. It- of*(1** •* ls n«*e**nry ■" ™*V i,M which was accidentally iptlled during entire now net. the {Minting of some other oh.ir-.-t:. — — Remove these ipoti oa foUowa: Palm , ah inqnlrliM oaamaab' ><• **•*• stains on glaai are taken off with glrinMii hi rherg-s ..f '-Kffle.eni either kero^ne, turpentine, hm vine- j HoufM.k(.^,n((.. lhnimn„n wilt he »n- gar ui a Mi.iiik snliillMii ot w.rsliinu'l f(J |f| ((^S(1 (.()|l|n,ns |n ,h,.ir hirr, 90 ■'■ .'■"Ll Maine on wood n oio Tf,is raqutova eoaaUarabla time, bow- and dried, must be eoftened, removed ever, owing to the great number re- with a coramerclal paint remover, ] oetrad. So. tf a personal or aulokei then icraped ott with a putty knife i reply t» desired, a stamped ami self- oi* rubbed Off With ra«a: if new I addressed envelope must l.e enclosed hnMf„ ,,,,„. _"* l_ * . .:.' with the question. Be sure to use youi however, they ma> he removed with fu|1 nam^ Btrm ni]mtt(.r. and the Kerosene oi turpentine, name of your city and province. That Creaky -Door—(There is one this BDITOR CROSS-WORD PUZZLE It has often been shown thai a work of art may be impossible in fact and yel *>e a work <-f jfenius. Bacon ridiculed "Midsummer Night's Dream" because the scenes were laid in Athens ami yet such characters as Bottom were plainly English. But the genius <>\' Shakespeare transci tided all lhc facts of Bacon, There \\.>\t-v uas a painter whn could portray anything with the accuracy of a photog- raoher—but the world's great artists arc painters, not photographers. If an artisl is great enough fo make us overlook his deflections from fact and utterly lose ourselves in his illusion, he shows himself far greater than any realist who shows u^ an uninspired creation with photographic accuracy. It is pleasant to be reminded now and then that ideas are fhe things which live nnd keep ihe World alive. Y^-> arc dull things at best, and often today's facts are tomorrow's dishonored fallacies. Facts are all righi in business—in which Ihey are not. i* ed nearly as much as they should be—but i'» att, thank heavi 'i. imagination still reigns, in spite of all the realists. Copyright mi You have ti'ifi.1 to stu| for a friend, and have regular methods —that l to ilie forehead, vtntgar up il a eold key or piece of ice back of the neck- all to nn nv you an- discouraged. Now, the point 'o remember neisi rases of dQM bleed nre iii ihe same spot, anil if lj Just make pressure there y ■top the bleeding, The pi vldee te bleed a I the i water sure direct to It. This will soon stop the bleeding. In former days we were advised that, when everything else failed, the nose should be plugged with absorbent cotton, and this stopped the bleeding at once. nil. 1,1 prea- i fectl' Fester's Weekly Weather Bulletin fem pen Lure r II M (tilth 1 r M irch, ill 23 1] 3 * * • * 5 • * * • 6 • * ii 1 ik • * e in * • 11 * • IZ * • IJ * • 14 • * 15 • * 16 • * 17 * • • * II • * 10 21 • • * * * • * • I, * • IS * * * * !7 * • • * » • in :i • * t jTMt ,nrn*HATQf*Ai srnOiCATt. SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CKOSS-WORD PUZZLES Start out by hliin^ in th: words oi whiih you le;l rcasonaJ'.y sure. Tht: r will give you .1 clue to other words crossing them, and they in turn to still others, A letter belongs in each white space, word's s'.irting at the numbered squares and running ciUie* horizontally ot vertically or both, HCKI20NTAL 1 VERTICAL -run I'Hi[)l > A 1 ;i I—Prep. iltl< i.tiK Oamer iin-- of Binall itari repfeaeati ito-real tempera- mn* for tin- month, while round dots show tho predicted -/arlatloni. WA8HINOTON. Ma .aye of week ox nter i expected to Im of l M;iH'l ..1 will 1 Ih ■.. ...Is ii ii doe» in-.. anybody elue, ll .. chooaea i \i,,i;(i,' thetn or any other law, b lahm nl. If h.' iu -,1,1s Hi. applln which Hi.- law 11 ' inn •UVIll .,f the [i.iu.ii ■s and trlea 1 Ml*,, hla reveni. iii- more lawleaa 33—Unil 95. -A ch. :\: -To perrorm ::s 'l'in,ul I tu—Injure 11 SillKl. 13 1-ertalnlns i I- -Tr.-* I , I'liiirls l^ —Annoy 50- l-roi dim M Therefore 1 ir! ■ Hani ar Willi slum 1 itherwlae a il.ti" ini.t.r 1 -Bach (abbr.) A 1... i.i.i labbr.) The Lighter Side Readera nf Tbi> Dully Newa cun- trlhul any ol the beat Hums to this Column, Ju-t si^n ynur nania nr Iniliiils, ur tinni-ili.-Jilutno. and , ai'nil In > I,rubiest Ideas—Edl- 1 tor, Llihter Bide. Iilaylnn 'in..lie lid .1 'Isu U'.llllS II. th. sin h, itnpunr .,11 in turnlni hint o«l ot tha prey In." nn.l Inul.in^ luuin fur biwul.nl In* dtllena. Moreover, it Dr, Mac 1 uun'a ii'.inte.l warning sliuulil 1111 hnve ;i Mtkltaxy effect, llu .-sliu ,.i gettlni rid of timse Doukhobor wlu. will Kive ;m uniluiliiKlli tu 1., hava thenui h... in (inure about I... conaldered. Alrtorla Tlroea. Fuur new nil wells nre paMble MM Tlirnei v.illey field. lie Norah B.iyes has jur.t mar- ried her fifth husband in midocean. The rule against rhangtng horses while crossing a stream Is held not to apply to husbands. line in,1 coun nl.inter henl nn ll'Hli TO AV.M.liN' e.l wulls nf A.-.linn luuk e golden aplendur of 111. iiire.l nun ride In and fnun ..r ml.is .1 knightly charm nea p«u ihe happy houri ini 1.1 aong .m.i 1.1 r in deed, ng Kills nml sliinned lillisir , und watch, and sluwly Ul tn promoti Im uf T.i. I hypocrl '. lull ll. itoek. Klven In Md In lis .III, The poattnaater ut a Baekatch- ewun village bus retired jjnd an eff.ut is balng in.iile tn aeeure 11 aitf rpaanr. but nn nne seema lu be in.line,1 tu take the Job. klaead ibe earth ele-lnir. eensed lu br 1 f tbe path thai H (-■i i|f. Mill lAlrin.gji" '(' c A s *|E um oh l| s^c 0 R L 1 nwA m|n|oIy g>. A 1 D 1 A 1 |R|L|S tMrTe iiu R N S ^B j Ami In Hg »M3IP«NIOID«LIOlT ■ p i m Dl I IAInIa AH 1 ZONA ■ a kHiBP Mfl^i'd p w|y oHi wis wUafuRmA ABjJIoMt lo|oM i Uc b r trrsiHoik am - ■ ■N° 1 "I KHOJuHi'. 0 AlSg D K i H i-Hi-ltji, 15 WDjSpiT E. E t*i O R S 9 fi , ■ '• nWf]Ht r. »3 ■ma 1 aiuUbIa SIS M ot.., W-A. . ... .A a. I The S'elaon Rowing elub will hold Ita annuel Liu aendofl (or Ihe sea- sun In the y.m.ca. tonight. It is expected thai the eeaaon is nut very f.u nway from ita inauguration. The business men's volley ball team defeated the young men's team In two atralght gamea at the Y.M.CA. lust night. Tie learns were: Husiness men. T. II. Stnrli. C. II. t'lnlk. A. II. fjotlfrey. II Arm-sun ami \V 11. Kin- near, ' Voung Men. R 8. Turner, t; Amus n. Kiln,it c. I-:. Armbrleter I II llii.lis. Ten Years Ago (Tin A i I.il.e Dally Newa the in..nil ly Mar.il 7. 1911) meeting ..r the tonighl In the ,ui street, a dla* sitnallun in llri- | sergeanl Michael O'Leary, v.c. was held fur the federal Brand jury at Buffalo, on ■ charge of eon- ■plracy to amuggle allani Into the United stales O'Laary'a homa Is in I'uri Brie, Ont. He was formerly emplnyed at HritlfrehurK, (ml-, as a railroad policeman. In January two aliens were found by immigration In- speeturs In a freight ear whieh came aoroai the international bridge. The aliens are alleged tn haye identified O'Leary as the man who had placed them In the cur. Exquisite Flavor is drawn from every leaf of "SALADA" "JL" SB a. rmou It is the most delicious tea you can buy. Try it -£* be convinced. tnnk me ther And When ul lasl eare .nn.l pai III rl.le away |u 'havn passed nil tl Avalun again. llnlldllll'H asseill nn spirits will . wav lulu the anils; in that there are nihlless find Its icperf. *\ $500 IN PRIZES The first three correct solutions opened from each province—British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan—will receive a Ten Dollar cash prize, three prizes for each province, a total of $90 per week in prizes. A different puzzle will be set each week for five weeks. To insure everyone" having an equal chance no mail will be opened until :>ix days after date puzzle appears. A Special Prize of $50 will be awarded at the end of the Contest to the first person having five correct solutions. WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO Work out the solution and forward same, together with the letter "S" cut from the word "Sally" on the container, to Western Cleansers, Ltd., Puzzle Dept., Calgary. Alberta. 2 3 4 [ 1 . ■ 10— 14 m ii 1 20 " ■ it | _ 25 ■ KB ■ ii ■ M 22 i a— \- ■a IH H M "MHI i ! -17 li u 34 35 ;i Bi fun l if" — oHiB 40 — m ii Submitted by Address .._,-. NOT E: To yive you a -fair start and owing to the necessity of omitting one letter in Horizontal 53, "Preparation U make pur-t** m«ans -"cleanaer." Now vcu're away. HORIZONTAL I. Flya aloft; 5, Part of name of ptpular cleanser; 6, Act of extravagance; 10. Measure of weight; 12, Colf term; 13, Preposition; 15, Be •'My; 1/. Shout of sontemipt 18, Ch4ld- i-Sh name for parent; 19, Antltpie; 21, Pertaining to the west; 23, Obstruct; 24, Po.nied piece of metal; 26, Sacred long; 27, Charity; 28. Formal; 30, Animal; 31, In addition to; 32, Girl's name 34, Canadian cruiser; -36, Evil; 37, Just title; 38, p.ercei; 40, Turn aside; 42, v.-lley; 43, To add to; 45, Arrent; 47, Past of say; 48, Incident; 50, Song; 52. Fortify; 53, Preparation to make purr; 55, Measure ot length; tb. Measure of weight Cabb.); 57, Male hog; U, Isi.tnd; t,0. Letter of the it -phat-jet; ol. Pt-M j,niriy fa portion; W, Waste land; t,4, Desire: W*. Honesty, VERTICAL V, Small utensil; 2, Preposition; 3, Measure of length; 4, Congealed vapor; 6, Shortly; 7, Cunning; 8, London, England, initials; 9, Period of time; 11, To move; 12, Model; 14, Hangs loose; 16, Attempt; 17, 0>H's name; 18, Stops; ?0, Dismal; 22, Pat; 23, Color; 25, Circumscribed; 27, Prav- Ince In Canada; 29, City In Italy: 11, Gush (plural); 33, Bachelor of Laws (ab.); 35, Girl's name; 38. Thin, ?9, Separate; 4t, Long ago; 44, Knov, Scotch term; 46, Shag on skint of animals; 47, Popular clem ler, first name; 48, Ardor; 49. A limit; jt. Narrow passage; 53, To inv*nt. j4, Uproar; 57, A bolt; 59. C. nz*. or.; .1, Parent; 63. Abraham v bi thp jje (spelled backwards). PRIZE WINNTERS PUZZLE NO. 3 V J. Hus M M ALBERTA aa. Lilt |2nd How . e. Wt">l, 103rd St.. ICtb tft j. J. j.» 1,, Itih Ava. 1, 100 Bdmonton. Mr«. I. j,. Thompaon -N.W., Calfary. BRITISH COLUMBliA II tf, P .litrli. 2>;40 lUlh Ave. W, Vancouver, SASKATCHEW M W. Sharp, Wuis.-i.'.v. Bash Mr. A. Burftaa. «14 Brodaf St.. Rattnv iin. n. n. Ban*ia, 1130 Aw ! North, Suskal'Kin 25 Per Cent Discount on All Heating Stoves We are doing this in order to clean up and make room for Spring goods. This is a snap. NELSON HARDWARE CO. Wholesale and Retail Quality Hardware nelson • ■ . . b. c. Ruled Forms of All Kinds Our ruling department is modern and efficient It turns oat ruled forms in standard style or to meet special requirements. Tell us whal you want and we will make it up for you. THE DAILYNEWS JOB DEPT. Printing—Ruling—BooMin-Jing Phone 144 (Two Lines) £39 & ^ THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING/ MARCH T.-192S ■ 1 '■■ ±... ....l ..**■:: ... ••*> ,.'■'" :~ 'Fag* ffro- ■*»•*"»- "r V Nature Never Intended O Walk or stand on hard, unyielding surfaces. To stone, cement and hard floors Dr.A i CusW°fl Shoe iTIea that natural cushion we ar< Hrprivetl of in her Earth ami brings to your feet the health* onditicn of youth. Comfort, style and ice combined—your pair it ready to >n Dow. < i \ndrew & Co. Ier8 in Footfashion UB-CUAHIOM <'i';M. lii^'-i"' 'IW-i.B tiLtct-.Li.^-t'rtLTAm) *i'ii..i B fif HIOB .MrFTl.PTi Mf*-!** HW.iuorit.iiJUjLiiiw tmii V Fine Cooker and i, ! i Good Looker! The New Magnet Range is one of Clare's finest-products. Every modern device for assuring cooking success has been used and every possible part has been made smooth and nickel-plated to make it a thing of beauty. It is guaranteed in every way, and if there is a need in your house for a new range you ought to get the free facts about the New Magnet. t coupon below for particular,! to.rtight Clare Bros. Western Ltd. Vancouver, u- Hi,.-. WY-lcrii I.I.I.. Drat. N. Vancouver, H. ('. Plnn iei i tin- lhe illustrated par* lentils of the Km Mas-net. enings In Nelson ee ' This column i.-i l)i-lnc cmirtur-te.l bv Mrs, VigtlSQX. , All news of a ■o-clal-nature, Including receptions jirivate •Btertalnmenls, personal items, marriage* ate, will sp-pear In. this column. 'l'elu|)lnjno Mra. Yigntjux, Ifa t ,1 I'li^Miii, silica Btnat entertained (fellah t fully al tha \n buur ■ yestfi-tl:iy tor Inr »lat*T, Mra, B. Brows of Hamilton Out., who is in Nelaon for a week, She waa assisted diintiR the afternoon by Mrs. Hush Robert aon, whn pqurcd. while Mra, P. G. Morey. Mrs I,. E Borden and Mra. Jamew O'Hhvn aasiflted In serving. Her gwftts Included .Mrs. w. M, Walker, Mrs. Imi.1 ll, Graham. Mra. \v s. R-thg, -Mrs C. ft. Hamilton, Mis George Jot>natane, Mis. Arthur Lakes. Mrs .iiuiiis O'Shea, Mtaa Jean Hunter, Bra. L BE. Borden, Miss M. Cameron lira <■ ll. PVaaer. Mrs. O. N. Doug* his, Mrs. v. P. Tlmatiis, Mra. P, Q Mnrev, .Mrs W. 13. Wasson. Mrs, l) C. Wrwge, Mrs. Hugh Robertson, Mrs w. M. Caallffe, Mrs. ii A, Mc Far land, Mrs. .1. a. a*baon. Mr* w. i-\ wiia- ■ nit. Mrs. C. I. Archibald, Mrs. A. L McCulloch, Mrs. .1. ii McDonald of JCosslaacL Mrs. John Cartrotk Mrs* George MacAfee, Mis. H. R, Town- aend, Mrs. i'. w. Appleyard, Mra Hew- ut gergaaoa and Mrs. T. T, Kyton af Losslitnil. Baa, Mis. Be© tt-Lauder nf Quetn's Bay and her two daufbtera were la ih.- eity yaatentay and attended the Dumbella' performance. Mt Kasl paat oouple leturneil lo .Mrs. Aaderao Roaaland nd Mrs Jb Aim have i •tt ■Mnl. I-..I, ,,| pending tlu week* al the coast wn Thursday evening left oa the noon truiti tenlay to be B guest ta the home of .Mr. nml Mrs. V.. R 1, Dewdney. while Mr. Anderson left oil the afternoon train for i'roeter el route tO KhsIo. MlM O. V. AIhv of the Hume BobOo and Miss Dorothy (..tkhrtst or tin Central achool staff left yesterday fo are Bros/ New Magnet Range . is sold in Nelson by Morgan, New and Second-Hand Goods, 301 Baker Street. 47, lotheTartyof the Jirst Tart YOU own your own home. fine. Hu That's 1( .it there'* a mortgage at i,|' 1%. That's all ri^lit. You aro reducing it steadily each year. Yes, but are ynu protected on that —is your mortgage covered by life insurance? A mortgage is a (wor asset to leave wife and Limih—a curse inslc.nl uf a Uetiifig to• widow and children without income. Think ii over. We recommend Mutual Lift* Insurance for .ill young men who are cariy- ing mortgage* on (heir homes. Mutual life insurance is insurance at ne! cost. We particularly recommend the Mutual, profit-participating, 20-pay life policy as most suitable for the yoiniK Ml wilh a yomii* family who is Rr.wludlly acqiiii** iriR oil** tn his hoot, wilh every prospect of a bright future before hlm. It's a food policy. Hut you can y,ct any form of Jiolii y bund, a lhc Mutual Life, and profit-, sharing reduces the cost. Write to-day for Mutual literature, ^MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA: Waterloo.OnUurio J. D. BRACKETT District Manager, Cranbrook, B. C. Large, Hideous Necks Can Be Prevented How many of your friends and acquaintances are nffected with Goitre, the most disfiguring and difficult disease to cure? Physicians and scientists have exhausted every known means lo offer you a preventive foi" this ugly, dangerous disease without marked success—until noiv. A minute particle of Iodine has been introduced into pure Windsor Table Salt. Enough to satisfy the thyroid gland but a quantity so small as to be tasteless when used on your table or in your cooking. Everywhere the efforts of the Canadian Salt "Company in producing an efficient Goitre preventive have been sanctioned by medical authorities. Should you run Ihe risk of dreaded goitre another day ? Your grocer has Windsor fl IqPl*?» Kaslo to week-end at the home ot Miss Alleys Jiarenls, Mr. anil Mrs. Frank Abey. Iin, A. I. Alley uf l.'f.lar I'olnt -■|,.-1U yemeiilay in Hewn. lln Ut- mm of lioiiniiiislon spent yesterday In town. < Mr. an.l Mrs. joWPU Hruwii Stanley street, had as their Hues' riiurs.lay, Mrs' Brown's sisler. Ml» JUrthi Tli.m K..Y. of the Trail Oeneral li"*- liltnl sniff. , ver. su|.- Natlonnl tl.'S, lefl W ... D...V1II.H1 ul \a eiiiilenil.nl of the 'an fire insurance c.nnlian> yesterday (or Trait < Miss !•', Mel!'.'. tO* l'U I*"1 "'"ins' tot IVullk'ton. ^ _ t I...0 K Clciiroll. totrntnt at lless- b .ml r»« "f -*» 'a'ln'llnn All l.'.irc- was In town Thursday .111 his wiy to Vancouver, where lie will be ins'truclillB H Jerielio^beaeli. Herbert Keels ..f lbiiri.|. spenl sea- ler.lay ■hOPPIM '« Nelson. Han.Id Lake, Emerald mine 1,. town. ,1, Huskies , ,., has I., almo. ba: lit Uie .■turned stcolay Turner of Sain tbe city. Utile Lcmiiinl J.■nn.'. "Ill s',»"'un;'> avenue, l-'airview. proved a delightful In.si Tbursday uflei lien 1,1 llle hiiin.: ,11 Ills liarenls. Mr. nnd Mis. 11- Bf .leline. when he eelcliraled llle llflll neniversarv of his birthday. Haines ai.il nilisle were the main allraelion ind a beautiful birlbdny call., adi.riied lb.- table, which was sum,undid l.y Helen Porter, Sadie Slnyllie Violet I'orter. l-alilh Smyth*. Nail Mcinnes. I'liul HooUaSP and Kennelh Melnnes Asslstnn; Mrs Jeiine In culiTlainliu; .mil serving was Cora Sniyllie. It Cluin of llarrcli spent y.stenlay In Mellon. Miss Tunis Miller ciitel'lai I ilie members nf the Junior llrldcc club Tliursdav eveiiimr at her limiie on Maker street. Those playinK were .Miss Kalhryn .lucks.,n of Vlclnrln. Miss Mildred Irvine. Mrs. Eric I', tmw- si 11, Misa Helen Tnwnsend. Miss Alolse WniKKe. Miss Marjorie I'mlerwood. Miss Marion Blackwood. Miss Juan Hamilton, Miss Join Hunter, Miss Louise Cunliffe. Miss Aile.-li Mans- lletd and Mrs, Frank ltawtburne. Archie Oray of .Satino was Usiiur yetttraay. Mrs. s. I'elirs.ui of PTnctel ..steiday In Xelson ahopplng. Ml-. Bashford and Il.r daU« ..Jlieeli's Bay were city visit,,1 n rday, city llu 1:111 d allell,led llle 1 nl' tie. Dumbella St. I'aul's l'l. sl.yt, 1 iiu, church par- k-ra were a l.usy scene Tliursdav afternoon when Hi,- members* of sirs .1. Allen's circle held a must enjoyable I- Will as Slice, ssfut lea and b.lke ►alP. 'I'lie tea t 111 was under lhe -iipervlsiuii .,!' Mrs Pharlaa F. Slark. ulu. wu;.- assisted .lurim* llie afternoon liy Mrs. K. Mills, Mis. MelluUKUl. Miss ..leltuue.nl. .\|,-s Robert n,.|| Bnd Mrs. Doing ilie lienors ot the afternoon It 11:11101 Mrs. (*: Mr BABYS OWN ' SOAP 1,'b. The li; nresided over by Mrs, OOOTge ('lell- 1 , w and Mrs. John Bell .Ir. Mrs Annua Sliavv sum. snld ..ut „r her d. - iiciulis potted meats. The plain s.,v nil,' lal.le was superintended by Mrs Hugh McLean, .Mis. .la, 1 Tale and Airs, McKim. Hoi ddughnuta were turned mu in fine faahlon by .Mrs. a T. ball; and .Mrs. .I11I111 If, -11 sr- who Wi re assisted b) Mrs T. lies Brisay. ■•I Mis.' .1 Allen and" Mm. J.'"wiTfs I'urlna l',,; alt,,,, , s.i.r.,1 musical l.i'iul.el's Were |,le,isi„e]y ,ell.|. led |.J Isisl.is and .Miss Mav Me- .1!.. ■Ml-s |.„M. Ha Marlili, who a I nlus, : Mi-s Mild:. a., s. I. el Inns. Vilnius. B.d Wele used III .111 III. lea Beit „ I frrttlbF w7ir Yuu ■;?~~.~'xv?'r*r- W. II. Rainsden - J. 11. Bowman KOOTENAY MUSIC HOUSE Su. .essi.rs H, Willis I'luin, SI,.res, I.l,I. Opp. Masonic Btk. - Nelson, B.C. Special Reductions on 10-Inch and 12-Inch Records \v.. want tu clear uirl the ■tOCk. W fer JOU values f ' M.»S m »•*•-• 'or 70<- and Sl.OO on Record! that, Wbilal nf llu- "Old sell.nd." are .mil, new. This is your chance I., t.i a st... k uf hicjl-elliss must,'. Wo als.i hi ORDS. quite PATHE REC- , al r>0<- e.,,1, NURSERY PRODUCTS The. season for the .sale ami pufchut of nursery •.•products has arrived. If you have nursery products that you wish to sell, advertise them in the Classified Columns of The Daily News. Likewise, if you desire to purchase, advertise your needs. You will thus Kct a wider choice and more satisfactory results. To Insert a Classified Advertisement, Phone 144 (Two Lines), Call At or Write The Daily News NELSON, B.C. ONE EGG NUT BREAD I l1" SSANO [, ' iA^-"*^ ...» i* ! I iMmplTfli This recipe ..in An-li.ili: ui, win all tllg wav Mrs. ('...ml several y. Beat I , and beat Milk anil spoon sal level lens nml N cup Hake otm III a me flul ..I Ibcre fur u lime [, mill li eup siikiii lain, n, cup 1'ncifle cup water, ', Ion* Ji:. cutis flow, II CM baking piiwibu choppad mil meals PACIFIC MILK Head Office, Vancouver Factories at Ladner and Abbotsford tf I esl. I.lay in Nl Isuli O, I'lvin of Hub! 11:11 c-t.iiiay in Nelaon ■Miss I'.iiii, areen, liss '/.. Manning. cl I staff, lefl Vi I" Week-end will, J ms, .Mr. and Mrs. i; Rev. A. I.. Helen latricl was in Net- •4g Cll Baker Slreet. PJ^M 200 Spring arid Summer Dress Fabrics A "Stitch in Time" Means a New Spring Garment. Commence Spring Sewing Now. OUIl SILK AND DUESSGOODS SECTIONS anticipate all Spring Sewing Needs thoroughly and economically. These popular departments are proving a source of inspiration to women who come here daily. Silk. Cotton and Wool Fabrics are opened out in every new texture, pattern and color, In- ! eluding: iVeu* FLANNEL SUITINGS At $3.25 and $3.50 Yard Novelty Suitings of Plaid, Checked or Striped Wash Flannels, in all this season's newest colorings. Full 5-1 inches wide. Prices $o.-*J and $3.50 per yard. New SILK CREPES At $2.25 to $4.50 Per Yard Printed Silk Crepes, full yard wide, in handsome new tie- signs and colors. Prices $2.25, $2.75, .-".3.50 to $1.50 per yard. FRENCH COTTON SUITINGS At $1.25 to $3.95 Yard Sponge Cloths, Crepes and Novelty Suitings, in a range of beautiful colorings, all short ends. Pretty patterns, etc. Full yard wide, Prices $1.25, $1.75, $2.50 to $3.?)5 yard. J/ ■ / New BROADCLOTH SUITINGS At $1.00 to $1.65 Yard Striped and plain English Broadcloth Suiting, P>C> inches witle, in all the new bright shades. Fast colors. Prices $1. 00, $1.25, $1.50 to $1.G5. "WASHWELL" GINGHAMS at 59c Absolutely fast colors: plain, plaid and checked. Full yard wide, weave. Price 5!)»* yard. Extra fine %i i5 •i-i m New "GAGE" HATS This store has the exclusive agency Eor Gage Hals in this section. Shipments just through customs contain many pretty models for Sports or Street wear, and prices are reasonable. See these today. Mi: Mr .lu l'i Willey , ii." Dumbell a noon, E. H Hani, ha. returned I 'rip to the cai (tended afler- ICE TREACHEROUS UPON TROUT LAKE Snow Six Feet Deep in That Section; Ptarmigan in Settlement Tltiil'T nun name ■i fot : 'tell Hie like dill, -John sio- n Thirteen. s. He rt- very treacli- I advise In* I'slioo ,,„ It . xperlencsd people I ■'■- ■ pastime, several bulld.ngK have collapsed this winter with Hi. lean v,e|ellt of snow upon them. The presenl depth is about siv feet. "ne lone ptarmigan wai seen near ne achool recently, its. while pluraaae balni very difficult to discern aialut the stiuny background TROUT LAKE NOTES TRQL'T LAKE. Mareh n -- The _m*rUt Hiulhers ..f Ihe Trout I,„k„ siilinile mill, ba,,- lefl tor Vancouver where they wilt hulbbiy for several Thev expect to return about le of April he ill l'l lhe purpi.se of bringing the lie. vlceii used by variiuls ciiimti leu Into Hue with euch oilier. Hr. Loula V King of Metiiii unlveralty, ipmlriu before the Koyal Canadian iitatltute uriioil the itandardlxatlon uf niariue siuniils. He said safety ili-vleeR for the sea were an tnleriinll.ilinl necessl- '..v and he pn.poic.l tu pin Ihe subject before llu- Lcayuo ot Nutlone. MOTHER! Clean Child's Bowels "California Fig Syrup" is Dependable Laxative for Sick Children • Tiie Coa! That Satisfies Is ARDLEY COAL Phone 35 THE NELSON TRANSFER CO., LTD. GARAGE TRANSFER COAL VtRNON STREET, COR. STANLEY STREET, NELSON, B.C. 1 Hum- Mother! A tttipoonful uf "California ng Byrup" nuw wilt Rwoutcn tlic itommch and thprou«Wy rkun lhc Uttk bbwtli and in u few hours you have ;i well, playful cliiM inte. Bran if ctom, ftvartah, t.llions. con>Upatfd or lull nf ctiltt. ohlUfcraa love Ui pleuant tatta. it never craiiips or OV-tractt. CDiitJtins nu narcotics or toothing drugs, Till your druggist you want only thr ganulae "Cafiforata Fig Byrup" which has directions for babies and ehlhlmi nf nil sg*« print. .1 on bottle. Muilim*, yuu must say "CaUfW* ui*." Kefuso mo; iaiilatiuu. Special AHENTION Special L'ptni requests from a number of my customers to tin their darning and mending, 1 have employed a fir.st-clus.s seamstress who will fix them ui> for bachelors the same an mother did. Watch for OUR white laundry truck. Yours for Quality laundry work. A. J. Martin, Agent Trail, B. C. R. K. W-ilUcc, Agent Bonnington, B. C. Kootenay Steam Laundry C. A. LARSON, Manager Now is the time to have vour CAUIM'T.S SCIENTIFICALLY CLEANED by my sanitary electric washing machine. 3 CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT I vacuum your carpets and electrically wash them. No heating nor steaming to injure the most delicate carpets. Work Gitniuiitvvrf or Ymir Mum 11 Refunded W. E. McCANDLISII, c o Kootenay Steam Laundry A WANT AD IS BOTH CHEAP AND EFFICIENT. TRY IT. ——————— 'Tage CIx THE NELSON DAILY NEWS/SATURDAY CORNING, MARCH 7, 1D23 IJ*ut.-Cnl..n.'l Jrvine Robinson Snider. ...B.lv, portage la Pralrla, who received notice of his retirement with the rank of colonel, has had a part In every ant to which Manitoba haa Bent volunteers in the lasl -tu years. CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! BEGGARS ARE PART OF LIFE OF KINGSTON Archdeacon lteer Describes Beautiful Capital of Jamaica HAVE LICENCES BUT NO DRUNKS Blacks Constitute the Police; Tourist Trade Grows by Leaps Doesn't hurt, one bit! Drop a little "Freezone" on an aching corn. Instantly that eorn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freezrme" (or a few centi, sufficient | to remove every hard torn, soft corn, or corn between the toes and the foot. calluses, without soreness or irritation flafvrf? "PHILLIPS" MILK OF MAGNESIA Accept only genuine "Philllpa," the original Milk of Mafftasla prescribed by physiei.'ins for ifl jrears as an antacid, laxative, corrective. Full directions with e;n.h bottle- any drug store. 'n the K-litor of The Dally News: As I sat barheaded on the verandah la.st night after a 7 P- m. dinner, I began lo think of home and its conditions, as contrasted with those 1 WO* enjoying here. 1 need not mention the winter scene in Kootenay. I dare not say you all remember very vividly how Ihe weather conditions were at the end of January. The newspapers say that the world has hail an unusal measure of zero cold, and storms of varying degress of fiereeness. Nuw let me briefly pic- tare niy surrounding! and conditions: First of all then our dining room is on a large open verandah. There we take all our meals without a sign of nrlifieal heat. Our bedrooms, also, have nil windows open wide, and only a. cotton sheet or cotton 0c. ROSSLAND LOSES OPENER ETORIATAKES THE FIRST GAME OF SEMI-FINALS Beats Saskatoon Three to One at Victoria; Leave for Prairie viCToniA, March I.—'(Canadian Press.)—Viet nrla earries a two-goal lend Into the second game of the Mtnf- flnaJa fur the Weslern Canada huekev eli;itnpionshi|i, as n result nf a :! to 1 victory here toalght uver Sasliat.ii.-i Sheiks. The Cottfara carried the play to ■aaaatoon in the first two period*, but in the closing 20 minutes Victoria were lucky in preserve their lead. The Sheiks came i.n at a terrific Clip, and had Holmes not been It the peak ut his form, there v. nib] have been a closer nenre. Sheika Strong in Third The Victoria defence was ts stent as armor plate in the firs*, two periods, but it seemed as Cioueli ihey missed their em- in tlr- Inst ■tanaa* for thev a«*ow4 una-blo to do any th tog right, Th.-ir trouMa ana ■lue in no small measure to the aola* lllatlng work of "Cy" Den. mi v. -vim When on Hie jee Seined to put more ifiager and nnan Into tha sheiks' plaj. While Sask;.loon h:ot ■ lot of lOUgh Itiek in tha el using enni'i. tV ''.aig.irs w ere Rol s|inred by the jhix ill II:.■ second period. TlleV ' ' " .v.-i*ih ni iheir m«*rcy aey* Mir il„ Ir shooting was off. Bath Play on Defensive Neither loam was ai its zenith, too much care being taken to make sure of tin- defence. The usual brilliant combination of tha iwo clubs waa missing |\>r most of the route lutoon sin.wed tholr trw SCOUVER BOWERS MAY CROSS EQUATOR 'A.vcc-rvr.i;, Man ii 8.- Dlrectora " <■ Vaneouver Rowing elub are taring a augfeation mad.- -i.v Mnr «-f the Melbourne Rowing thai a atrong four-oared craw the Vani ver club ahould visit Htralia in Oetolw to lake part in nnnual Auatrallan Henley ni Mel- saved. Frederic kson went length of ice laid one on llalnsworth'a pads. LaSontfe off for hard checking on Meeking. Stevens gets a Bhot at goal but Holmes saved. Keise then goes down and lays one on Holmes, Halderson scores, time It: 20. Halderson Scores Loughlin snapped one to Hams- j worth's puds, and Hill Conk followed. I Haldersim shot from two feet out for the second goal of the night. Ivilonde on and pace livened up. Holmes saved from Cook and Lalonde, .Meeking and Anderson following willi two shots. Play hegun to gel rough, IVm-iiny sent a hoi one after a dazzling rush, and came right hark with another to Holmes' shins. Third Period Loughlin sent m a snot from blue hut llainsworth blocked. Denennv replaces Lalonde. llainsworth stopped a siz/.ler from Hart, ktounie mom»*-' two hot ones from Stevens and Hill Cook. Hart came back with two shots but the Sheik goalie oiocKeu. Walker got close in and Haina- worth cleared. Denenny shot from blue hut Holmes saved. Foyston on for Frederickson. Denenny sent another high ahOt and Cook followed with one close in. Holmes just I stopped it from aqueeaing through the | posts. Lalonde on and Immediately had a shot, P. Cook pulled the nicest rush of lhe night, circulating Victoria's net, hut missed on t lie front. Hill Cook sent iii another, followed by an- I Othfr from P. Cook. m Sheiks Break In , lien, nny scored for Saskaloon In 14:11 and was given an ovation by i "had Halns-| his team males. ,lle had been play- I ' limes, fop iL u.-mlt-rfiil game all nighl. | Bill Cook ahot again btll Holmes saved. Fraser bad the tirst shot iu five minutes for Victoria. Walker scored from left wing for Victoria from the bine line m f:gO. eraser benched for cracking Cordon over the h.-ad and while Victoria was ii the hist period when they passe-1 p|ny!ng ftVt men Walker slipped ■""' t,mli Uk" ■ ■"' °* government \K 'n 7. .... . . . .*,.„,.„,( ■ ..,,. ,-mpioye.s passing g„. buck. (down the ht beards and acored rom Plenty of thrills were crowded blue line. Hart shut from same place inio ilo* game, especially in tha see- bul llainsworth blocked. VtBMOt back ond period, when players were tripped I on ice. Fredel iekson shot from 10 and booked, lossed on their eyebrows When th.-y tried to break through Hie defence, and piled up in the goal mouth. Referee ton kept careful lab on tha players, bul did not visit his wrath upon them to anv extent. The Cook Brothers and Denenny worked like a charm on the Saskatoon line and Stevens and iteise did BUM Behold Collins Pet Undershirt; He's Lucky ia It By AL DEMAREE (Former Pitcher, N. y. Giants) You've heard of Kddle Collins' * Ing gum whieh he parks on lhe lan tOO 0_ his cap »nd removes and chew, only when Iwa stiil;.--. have bei n called on him. bul Iff m feel out, but llainsworth made a pretty bln;-k, BUI Cook benched for tripping Hart. Saskatoon Pressed Hard ]■'. Cook sent in two sums, the Sheiks using three men in llmii* attacks ami Victoria defence being hard pressed. Foyston and Walker 'the defence work. Cameron being ! had shots for Victoria and Keise was ni the lee very little afler the flrat, robbed ol a goal by Holm«r apactac- perio.l. _ ijmi _ I nlar save. !■. Cook shot and Detien- followeil wilh B hot one that locked on hla akatea. Qor- Prederlrkaon turned in a brilliant I game, and the first goal flew Off his I stick. He was ably supported by H"lm' Walker and Hart on the line, while, don sent in another and Saskato TO EUROPE tAI LINGS TROM ST. JOHN TO LIVERPOOL r. in, Apr. 10 Montclare r. 10, ,\pr. 17 Itontroae ar. 24, Apr. 22 Moiiln-val r. 27 Montcalm ■.3 Hontfourl. r O SOUTHAMPTON-CHLBflOUKO- ANTWERF r. 10, Apr. IS Melila '.8 '. Miuiii.tosa TO GLASGOW r. IB, A\,r. 23 .' Metagama _% Montreal mm New York, calling at Cherbourg. totalled Information, rates, etc., on uesl. Henh reservalions and tiek- from Loral Agents ever/when. or Ie J. S. CARTER itrict Fc.ssavjcv Atfeut. Nelson, B.C whailiemitlmiSeXda DOMINION EXPRESS MONEY ORDER i JorSale •J/'C.P.R.STATIOI.S.W' DOMINION' EXPRESS AGENCIES DdD- Thii ftrrali- I ol :kin KMdlcl will rrmove . swp, tun. '.'My limp A Btatlonery Co : r.inn.l; iik ,«.• Hook Co., I,hi.: 1'c.ole Drug Co Apply Minard's every day and rub it in well wilh the linger lips. It penetrates and heals. Removes tr.fiammal ion. A remedy fur every puiii. Il.i it UMklni Fiivalnn Anderaon Referee l« 1, ii.*.. in the first two period ii.is \i..rs.. then n i.i.vy.T's eroMwora duaala to the Bttelke. li..ih i.niiis will leave here tomorrow f..r S;isk;it....n to tiik,- tmrt In the aeeond nine ol the i.l;iy..rr Tile* .i.iv iiikIh. n«t Icelander Scor.t3 Opener p. Cook l'i". the first slml un noal nn.l Walker laid nn.* Ml al the other, nml l.inmlillii belated In • Ipm one and wenl In tor the reboUnd. I-roilirirUsi.n wns stnlipeil when in Mini und F. Cook laid another hoi ,.„, Hnlmea' pud. Until Iimius I'Tiisit uelng the Wll win*. Frederick- Haldereoi aim arored the llral In 4:27. 1: *, ihrougti alone. Krederlek The Icelander imsiml In nnother rlihl afterward, 1 Reiae and \v. 5:a_'.k" Cook had sin.is nl the other end. Yi.i.nin name rl«hl back aad limitm! in have u noal, but Referee Ion ordered « lace "ft. Poyaton relieved I'll il.ri ksnn. I),.11..nny Nubbins for VV. Cook, and tfalderaon on for Fraaer, yiiih lieeklitg on lor Walker. Victoria waa forelng the pace and Sask- hi found Vlctorla'a defence very i..nth. Aii.ii-isun pul one waial liinil on llninsH.irlli. nml Utlonde drew the lirst penalty for dumplni Anderaon. iv.-.iri i. ks..ii i.ii iiKnln liii lhe poet. !■'. Cook sin.i (i-.nii a dlatance, Baaka- iniin rushing with one man, while Lalonde le on the fence and Ion ordered « face oil when the Bhelka ■tailed. Frederlokaon staged another lone ruah rlghl through, Btevena reilnvpN Cameron. Ccok Eanished for Head Cut w. Cook wns banished for cutting Rarl over the hemd in ■ corneit l.'rns.i ..If fur butting Bcott. Ilnins- worth stopped ■ bouncer from Walker. Saskatoon now at full strength bul their shooting wns wild, t-alonde wiggled the length of the Ice and Holmes Just gol liis hand to liis stinging shot. Bcotl on bench for chopping al Halderson. Vi.-i.nia now al full strength. Stevens played lor Harl bul his thai wenl astray, Walker brought down the house with ■ pretty play imi Prederlckaon mlaaed the nel on the ahot Open Second Short Handed Haskatoon opened the second period with Bcotl still mi ih,. bench. Lough. iin I..i.l u beautiful shot at Halns- wurih's feet Proderlcksou then irinl I daisy cutter, and l.iiunlilin iniss..l Ihi rebound. Denenny made Holmes Jump in cover, and tried a long one rlghl after from renter Ice. Saskatoon forcing the play and crowding in mi j in* mi. x.'uu hi.i un empty nel I.ni Biased. Meeking benched for tripping. Halderson shot from ■ does in i.m mtnated tht play. Summary Firsl period—1, v.ctorla. Frederickson, l:IT; 2. Victoria, Hsldereon, D:2ll. Third period—t, Baakatoon, lienen- m. il:S3; i, victoria, Watker, 1:11 Lineup Victoria. Holmes Loughlin Did ymi ever know lhal Eddie liar another pel auperatlt.nn.' In lhe pie tin-., here you see ii hanging nn ti line. It is a luckl unaVrshlrl win I im tins worn in all world ,.ii.s an.l nlhir championship gamea f.ir l« yean paat. Tha above portr f the ahlrl Indicates tinn ii la pretty well wurn Inn Kddle clalma .1 In a I fur number of yeara yet, K.I.M.. I OPENING GAME m Alhcrla Champa Heat Rossland Miners Five to One in First of Series RQTll TEAMS FAST, ALHEUTANS FASTKH Kootenay Roys Share Honors in First Period; La ler Outplayed VAXCOrvEft, March I.—Amateur hockey aa purvi yed by Ihe Coleman Tigers representing Albertn. proved much auperlor to thai played in Rrltlah r..liinil.in a i displayed by the I- .1,-lnn.l Mini rs. I..■!■•■ ! might. In the (he Al ■11 liniim .llu Iim.I I..i Iiiml i ii rciuw ms in,. 1. Dl 111.. I..,ms II (ll r..|iunl,in chnmiiliiiin |.r. limns. I.ill Il.l.I liill.. ,.;,.,1, 111., su lil .l.l.ii,,* In fn I. til. in rri *.. Fi." Seofvleea llu -1.. i..l -I ..... n llmir In-*! in llll Mrs! i» llritish hard ni ul ih. nf ihunces. I.i .1,. Daly .m.i i.li.l srori-A *n rush.-s pnivi .1 effceti |. nts, nml li.i.k.-.l mu li thi Tigers hail II,.hi I leleni (■ Wings Sulis Riakatoon. Hainsworth Cameron Relse Stevens Lalonde W. Cook F. Cooke Denenny . . Sisit .... Go, dun Enjoy a Game of Rowling With Your Friends at the SEMAPHORE ALLEYS The Semaphore Smoke Shop , Bowling—Billiard*—Smokes Reduces Hurs.il Hn large me nts, Thickened, Swollen Tissues, Curbs, lilletl Tendons, Soreness from Hruises or Strains; stops Spavin lameness*, allays pain. Daws not blister, remove the hair or |;iy up the liorse. f 2.50 a bottle at dmpKists or delivered. Book 1 R free. AMURBINK, JR., for mankiiut-an anli^rplic liniment f«r hriir-.cs, ruts, wounth, mains, painful, swollen -.ems or glandi, It hraliand tooihes. #|.3S a bottle at 4tmf ffhli or poitpaii'. Will tell you more if > '»u write." r W. F. TOWR, he., '-Sli-w-iV-fc P* ' "*•■ 4J. uiLiuc ■"■! AlijniMur ir , irt DlJe IU tiOiJi, DISTRICT SHOWS INCREASED USE OF TELEPHONES Eighteen Installations in Month; Nelson Leads With Fourteen New Ones In all in new telephone* were connected up In all 11 K nny center* I..: the month endtni February l, ae« cording to flgurea publlahed bjr the ii. c. Telephone company. Thi* Increase is noted over the figure* for January thle year. Kimni-s complied for Fi-brunry BhoW nn Increase of IM telephone* in tbe IIKU!*- Jam ISH, or an averace increase per ceni Z.S6 Instnllatlons, Total telephone! In um> in the district on February I w.-i.* S«:tl ns romp-ired with :ir»l."» fnr January. 1924. }■;„■ the month of January, IMS, NelsbO with M new Installation* leads th* Kootenay centers for growth. Truil with four new Installations la ■econd, while Kaslo and Kamloops hav* each added twn telephoned. Qnnd Fork* snd Greenwood in tlu- month .,, i, hi n- Installation Balfour, Kew I ►• !i\ - i, Roek t tin .ik- i.v addition* i" their system*. Kootenay Fig-urea following are Interesting figures, how tag the rwmber of telephone* t each Kootenay exchange fir Janu- iv l, i:'*ji, January 1, IMS and Im-i.- uarj I, nth, slab the percentage of icrease since January l. 1924, Jan, Jan. Feb. 11l-t I! Balfour .... 'Iran.I Forks Greenwood Kaslo ....'. Nelaon . ... ■4-ew Denver Rook Creek Ki.sslnnil Trail I l .'."il :..*i..i .1181 III! 122-1 . mi (OS ini . 11SS UM 1IQ1 IT -II u Wayne 'Big' Munn Makes Quick Work of Canuck Champ CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 6— Wayne (Bltf) Munn, claimant of the world's heavyweight wrettllng champloneliip made quick work of Wallace Duffnid Canadian title holder ln the leature of a wree- tliiig* carnlvsl here tonight. UhIii;* IiIk famous crotch and half-NelHon Munn throw Dug*uld ln straight la I is In nine and two mlnuten. Ed (Stranjrlerl Lewie and William IK-tu.nt.il wrestled one hour to a draw. An gffer of *imi for the best stuRnn for tlic I'tiivcrsilii of PMftgylvutg .-itiiU'ii.s to undariradoatM bag boom announced. The naw motto in i<> suparaada Hie present exhortation t<> "(io ont nml MKrt fnr P.'iin." The racing Hitiiii> el Paavo Nurmi. wlicn tCtm at top Bpecd, la 7 feet 4' 1-1 inches. GIVE DEMPSEY DAY TO ACCEPT Must Agree to -Meet Wills l^]; or He Blacklisted in V.. i,.'; New York State k?1?,'!'!!.1"".r,';i Z Thi' Miners fmin.1 ih,- thl-tl i..-..ihi nil in:;, .mil Sli. pi-. r.i. v li.,.' I'usl «knl Iiik. "inl »il.l, hi liiiK, unil 1 1 Ii... k .Il * kins f.iiin. .1 '.li.- lam |.'... ol Hi.- TlKi-ns. 11 ■ ■ t. ! 1.-. 1 Hi,. 1m.1l murker. [H-m|ilti' Ihi- tail thai Ihe Iwn \ i-ii ii,,: iimiil- ner,. |.!nin; In .1 mv 1 .1 1..* Im prud'Hibinnl I key. ■WW -.nm 111M111, mm- lnrniil ...ii ami were ireoteil 1.. u [u»l li.n.l 1 heek- The l'i.I.Ill,:, !. .Is. wlln were I HiMPiii-il nwina '" four "I *T; \v f ••Tttr * Nir TO-sicnr" mmrs V Best Procurable (THE ORIGINAL) Pore Scotch Whisky RICHEST IN FINEST I HIGHLAND MALT fii r*a.i.^.-itj Z/u;'..,u,\ BtSU " ~" ~1 R-nil-J *.t>'\ lutranlted by Vfilli.m ^^•WJ^ C-< 'il A " ti *»:itia thmra. Hend 10c. tor fvneroua tnai. Templ-aUmi, Toronto, . $1.00 g*'»a'tfi 50c. "-d*S- T Neurit,. N-fuxalfl-. HU l»..b.,. SIZE r.ln. IPTI/'V. TEMPLltON'a tl HI S RHEUMATIC ii. 1\V V? CAPSULES 31 j* or Bale uy Drug Co., Cily Drug Co. i-h...i HUll I M.W VOHK. Mm ii 11 —Jack li. |.,|,'l or . 1. • ! it., n .il ill.Hi;.. I.l. .1 Harry Will-, ii.ut* Iimi I.. w.ll 1.mil..I. ln. with- ; Tl 1 I. n ni i-ii. .■ 1 na ,.1, s ,.,,.1 w lln. blackliHttd 111 Ihla M.n.-. | K,,,,| kn iii... ..1 Ki.i" ' 'I'lns ultliimlum wan lssu.,1 by lh.. . ... ,,.,,,.,.,,,,,„ ,,.,.,,, Rliiu* :illil..|li 111111issn.il today, nftt-r 11 si.,nny .colon in whlc li Hi- ""'!'' Wills and llii.I...ns . hull. UK. s inn ■ N.....M \uit1h conslderfd. lilPlitJ nf - l'f il l-ii nn 'I'll. In uvvwiitilit Ml., holder B'na (,, hnnl Iim Timers officially notified .1 tli. two t'hal lengea In h iil-nr nen I...S Anuilrs I.l tho ....in today. The Wills clmlliiiB ■ wi priority 1.. ..ms. n hjih iii before nil.1...ns s 1 '<>:,\ • c's',ik^^i •■\:>r;%<\\\ 1 -.N5s.t VmS>W hi Ion In 11 1I..I 1 friini W.ihii il Koarns Rapudiatea New York l.ns ANGELKK March .1. - Dh la- tii.n nn the pari . 1 ill" Sou Vork itute nthletlr r lualon aa to whn •Imi, Illllll'Siy. I.. .\ y W ■ ■ j Ll 111 In.Mill; cliamiiii.il. ahall und ahull noi light, Is mil ..I the qui ntlon. .Ini-k Ke mi thp till..holiler'H in uniil. r. ileclnnil here laic tiuluy, in ;m»wi r lu 11 ile in.111,1 bj the N. w 1 ..rk 1 nnitni--ii.i. thai Dempaey reply within 24 1 1 - to Un' 1 hi ill. in:. "I Hairy Wills, the negro contender. \, il.HII 'I'' I liii.I |i, li.ii ■ I, full in III. I' lar. :ln: :, II... I.ill.I Jewell 11..1,1 N.i Lineup ISoMlnnil I', nii.il r..l.iii;ni N*i-I.'iin In: M.,,--l.|s Cumin !•', rw.il'Ja Certified Analysis Every While I lorae bottle has two labels. It is the Whisky that is twice guaranteed. Vattings are regularly analysed by the Public Analyst as proof lhat the purity is maintained. ti'-- - I- I ',{ •* >•• Scotc DBTR 'IT. March 0.—Jn, k Renauli, nmgei Pntiadlnn hMivyweighl champion, nil Je«>-ll luit liiu.r.ini 11,11 Homer Xmlth, K«l«*- iii.i*/....,. In 1 10-ruunil bo.il here to- M.'.' night. Sniilh's Kiiin-liess was nil lli.il Dinar laved hlm. , '• Hteplu Shepi I •YHITi: HORSE DIET! H0I(SE hWhisky LERS, LTD., GLASGOW AND LONDON This a.l'.i'ii. i,H)i:oi! ciiv 1 i- nut published nr ilisplayed by the I'.'iMM) or Hip finvernim-mt nf RC t? **U"* fhc Tobacco of O^atitii" 11 3 ■ v tin also in /2H. I/' VACUUM/ZED TINS WANUFACTURED BY DOtlUAL TC3ACCO CGMfANY Of CANADA LIMITED. BtBma—mmmmmvimnUm,m*m—.*mm. »n«iai m-UtM»u~tt4__m Page EigHt THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1925 Markets _*_\ Finance STOCK PRICES STRONG EARLY ',''.>.'' . i. . High Grade Industrials Are Well Supported and i Make Gains NEW YrtRK. March I. _ stool; prices displayed a siriing tone in the* early part of today'! market, but de- velnpcd irregularity toward the close. Excellent support was provided, however, for most of ihe hlgh-trads Industrial shares, mnnv of which closed 1 to 8tz jioinls hlKher. Heavy ac- ciiniulatlon of United Ptales Stool ctimnion. which crossed 12a and closed just under that figure fur n net gain of 1%, was one of the day's features. Baldwin was again In lirlsk diiiianil. helg b,d up to Ht. and then easing to HSU, where li was up 314 on the day. American Can established another record top at ISj'*.. anil then slipped buck tn U3-(,. up |U. Stude- bakyr closed fractionally lower at ..... A bullish denionslratlon in (Jcn- ernl Electric carried thnt stock up lo 2&*H. bul it slippi-d back to 26014 on realizing, showing a net gain of b% on the day. , Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Loula continued to respond to rumors of its acquisition by .'mother road by soaring 7 points, to a record top nf 156. Jersey Central jumped tl* points 00 a few sales. .Call money held steady at 3 ti per 'cent. Time money somewhat firmer. Total s:l!es—l. (172. Tun shares. Closing Quotations High Low Clo; Amer. Can. ... Auier. Loco. .. Aiuer. Tobacco Anaconda Atchison H. & o C. I'. R a; t. at. .. Chile Corn C. M (I. N Kennecott .... Miami N. V. C N. ]' thllllps taciflc it. 1: stud.baker Shell S. i' Stan, (lil Cal. .Stan. (Ill Ind. Man. (ii| K>* Stan. Oil N. J. Sulphur tl. 1- V. a. a Hallo 1*1 ?, 123'i, SJ'.i II 111', ' it " 121% SI'', iiiiii 35 toe 7t i; 71 "1 r.7s 17 122's 7 L'i 2S 1., G2 " 52', .4% 1051,4 104% 63 J, 63 44K. 11!' = Hlu, 125',, 64-J lttl 112' N7' 42" 123' S3' 141 i ' 135 = Ml Ill's 149 12l'l 61 », '.i'i 2-.-*. 10.",'.'. 63 63 H, 11?'.'. 11 112 SPOKANE STOCKS (Reported hy' C. W. Aiipk-y-jrd) Bu A*l< Cork II .111 Florence 04 '1 .0." Nabob or. .0" Premier 2.2.r» £. fit Hichmotid OP.i .0- WnnwHtorm "It) .4; yccrr.-JS 1 'lli .1 Kilver.Hmilh 'J*1 ■ .Jl McOllllvray tl Reindeer 01 % .0 Financial and Business Facts'' EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW SPANISH RIVER IN SPOTLIGHT Is Outstanding Feature of Montreal Sessions; Shows Gain Sue a City If You Like But Not a State IFTHEBONDS DEFAULT canbe sued \yta\\orv( J can •not tie sued Tha outstanding uliterence between municipal bonds and state and government bends Is tliat a city can be sued ln case it defaults on Its bonds, while & rtate or the government cannot. In the Vnitid States, lb-' -«t:tt.-s rand ihe nit tin mi I government ott ioverelan poworn, while the clttaa are public lorpurutions.. In Other words, tbt1 states and thi- national (overnmenl WOtB bt-rn will certain rights, as it Here, while tb.- titien have liven si ven theirs from their respective stales. Thooretieally, states wn bf taxed for tho national debt, and rides in turn can bo taxed lor stato debt*. so national bonds ranks first, state bonds second, antl municipal bondfl third, in relative safety. Now tin- giit al. since iin- state and national fov- .■rnments ar.- born with their rlchta there is no ono to appeal to in cast; of dofault, In tho caae of ;1 rti is of lho utmost imp tho st:it«- ever lave tl to Issue th«m. T.-chn Is lho bond issued legally? In Canada, municipal issi ly must be scrutinized to -ord in evi ry particular For the iimst part MOXTRKAL, Marcli t! — A revival of interest in Span,sh River common was the oulstandiiiK feature of ihe M-adins on the -Montreal stoclt exihang. today. This Issue finished tho day with' a gain of -S,. at OSV Way.ina- mack closed at 47, off 4\ points, mid Laurent ide was off tfc, at S.!. Howard Nmith was up \-j. at S0H. »--"' the preferred uiichanRcd al KT'a. Abitibi was steadv al It, and Spanish River preferred sold at -a up, ai [iik. Ailantic Sauar common came second in activity and closed at 16%. a ret gala ot in(. Canadian industrial Alcohol sold off v i>t 1st Twin City closed at «7, a not Bain of i'i... Canada Comeni reeordad an* ether advance ot 'j to iin- ntw peak ot lOfi. Closinj,' prtcaa: Atlantic Sugar, r--",; Abitibi. 14; Urazll. '>'i:»: Bnw* .■ries, 14; Rrompion. 2\i; Cement, 111; Lauronlidi*. **.': Spanish preferred, \ll\Li Spanish common, lOs-'v; Textile, 19%; Montreal I'ower. 171; Smellers, llll',; Steel of Canada, 86; Winnipeg Electric, 4.'.. Used Articles Real Estate Rooms Board To Rent Boats and Automobiles V CLASSIFIED Help Wanted Positions Wanted Lost and Found live Stock Machinery Farm Produce Timber and Mine* Male Help Wanted SMELTERS GAIN TORONTO BOARD Ave Feature of Early Trading; Fishing Eases Off Before the Close TORONTO. II..UK in lh.- Imk market, tu uli. In ', FlHllll' Clo.ltll . ier> common l„ ■ V A Mllllll l.t ill:ni|!|.|l h.mil- All.mlii- Sim III 'Jl Mill Hi ll. I n.U..in. ..f 1 id i low .Vr 111,' -.hn 1...I-1, il to nl thr I.ilt.r l'i . rilv attained I'.il1-. finisliin hictl pu,-... ;i net gnin nf l'*, Krii7.i|i.iu Tin.'li..n liinil.-. low for llii' iinM nt y. ne nl litller iliiuiitis: rniii'illiui . l.rr sunn i... luperlnr, up nk .nnl li"" I.uu,- In s city Hi., n illy that ii VANCOUVER STOCKS (Hei-orlei! l.v C. \V. Appl.* lliil B. r. fiiiv-r Rniinihrv Cork DoBflM Inilian Ill Inl. Coal HI HilvrrKmith B. C, Montana 3-111 Hnartnn S»ii.tgrai..s Trnlan 01^ Dunwell lln Glacier I'.ll Premier -■"'. ■nlklrka <>~ ilufiis Li ir.ll Askril l.ll .211 .in', .in WIHNIPXQ GRAIN QUOTATIONS ppn Wlionl — Mav July Oct Oam— Mnv July iiii. Bnrl,v_ Mav July Oct. Flax— Mav ■lulv Oct. Pve— Mav July Hlch rot 2fir, in''. Low nil', ISS 150 U ISJQU rinse l'.H% 1KS% 158% (in lh-, 8(014 238 IH Ml Kl III EGG MARKETS Ottawa, March I, Uou: TorniHn — JolibittK fxiras. 40p; firsts, ::Tc Mniumil — L>f-al.-rs ttOt) extras. ?,',f to SMl 32<*; fnilcd lUUl U> Mnir. .Ii-c. Mi-tnltoba :iml BojrtatcfctWW chanRi-il. I'alicary — R-tCelptS hMTitr: iaBiOtt jvnyiriK dulivi-red cxtr.is, 33e; f.rsts. — V.ES quota aoocla\a, A'm- p:ivirR dtltT- ; firsts, |0o U sli first?, job Tn- Vanrniivt-r — D.-:i1f-r. r-rod extras, Ilic; f h st ex'nis, |Cc; fiistn, 140, ChlORfn — Spot, 2fi,;<-; M:ir»*h R. C. L't-Hj-c; March K. 1'. II%C: April S. P. Sf-tto; Dtotmbtn ttttbjotatota, 32'■ic New York — llxtra firsts, 30c; firstn, US'ac; hi-nnery, 39c. rayinp drllv , ;:!»..■; jobbing ■ if tb. j ill! login (ion is bOUMB. ell l» METAL MARKETS NKW TORK, Marcli -.i futiin Tin—13o n.i futurci Antnimin AT I...m!. :\: womkn!—sturt pi ess at linmi—City or c ;i|iital, No . soliciting., ars weekly easy, Spare o JxiiPi lonce unne-ressary. llxty w-st WR»blngton, Kifty dol- Cull tlmo. n. EtMltne, C!uc:iko. (M«) aKLIABUS men everyi ec sample und aln mse disirlbiitliiK al Hing. Outdoor wu Write 1,-n* to handli nac, house K [om pay, Nc t. K.xi.erienei iday tract eocloimc Htnmps, Siandard Cow pan y. 2621 street. Chlcajio. lilinois. Hurry. 'ortlan.l 18-114) MRN. WOMICN-Tn learn barbertnK; paid while l-^nrnlnp; tools supplied. Cntaloguo freo. Mul^r College. Vancouver. (Jir.14) EAKN MONHY AT BOMB — You can earn >1 to J2 nn hour in your spare time writlnK show card*. No cin- vassinR. We Instruct you hy out mw nlmpio Dlrectoffropb tfatsta, BOVbbj V"U witii worft and pay you cash each week. Wrlle today for full particulars nnd free booMet. West-Angus Show Card Service limited. S3 Colborne Huildintr, Toronto. r.m.ul.!. (854.1) Female Help Wanted WAN'TCIV—Vi !■•• bruaiy '^ st-ela^s Womj State way*. n. He. cool;, by Creaton __i_) Situations Wanted Female ISIl jriil would like to net uh Unitllsh speakinK people. .'., I "ally News. (Mi.ia) Box S'i ifdCSKWOIU-: — {'are of rli.Mnn. or practical nurotaf, in Nolaon, bv healthy middle am-d woman, com- P-t.Ht and reliable, Addivss Hox MH Pally N. w*s. (S«06) POSITION riipiin-d as companion help or children's nurne. Apply Williams, car.' of .Mrs. Cl. A. Walt*, Vort Stool-*, (|S»«) Boats and Automobiles Insurance I Tomorrow muy be too late. INSURE TOPAT WITH CHAS. F. McHARDY Fire—I.ifp—Aiilnmnhile antl Aocldent lnsuranre. (SMI) Situations Wanted Male rr.iiNiN-r rtioni* 1 RliriivinK anil flrafllmr — 11. l*ril!,.T. Nrl'ion. (»00 first payment. The house itself cost $1800. Don't hesitate; It's a horKain. a. t. McMillan PHONE f>0] .. l'.O. BOX fii AN EXCLUSIVE LISTING One of the Finest Home's in Nelson. Three 'U'eU-IjOcated I^ots. Beautiful Living Koorms. l-'ireplace. Hardwood Floors. Den with Fireplace. 3 Fedrooms, Sleeping Porch. $r(:diit—Terms. NEW BUNWi Content Foundations, $^.000. Small I'ayment Down; Falanco Monthly. C. W. APPLEYARD General Insurance City PropcrC TWi> chnj price rea Party News. TtT-* naat ttatao sctinnl. nahle. Terms. Kqx S-j:i;». (IIM) Furnished Rooms to Rent WANTKli tn In trade tot Cbt koff, N.-ls.m, H Poll BAUE — II plraaura bnat \ nu'iit, altiuited iy triiinl ni'ilcir .foot »t* ith coin 1'ilnl 1 l wnrk or .-!.> eiiuip- COlHl- ■llil, 1'inc- Agents Wanted ins'i'KiiiiTiNi; Hyi Chrt»tUn tn JT'" we.Ulv STERLING EXCHANGE i NBW YORK. M.ir.-l ■h:in)u'-' steady ;i i j I lay bills and jit *i i nand. Francs—Demand, ,'i I.ire—Demand. 4.17 Marks—Demand, tn futurei Canada Bonds on approxii WINNIPEl Mn MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN nana 192* 1 iBii. ii'u.ir.ii; i»: i Refundlaft- l«« i 1943. 1102 20b, fl nno.sob, tioo.iia MINWEAPOLI8, Mar chaaged to 10c low<*r a barrel. Bran—$14 to 124.50 Whi-at — No 1 nort 11.74-W; Mav, It.TSte: fern — No, 3 v.-! 11. m; %. OaU—No. :: whit*, I Flax —Nn. !. $3.0] i V-4NC0UVER, Man price Bo. I nnrtbern aaked. Wh? ii NELSON BUTTERFAT ns literature ul women (30 Wa ran teed for laton and cash / irork epart* cx|k-hsi*s Htid liusincss Opportunities SAl.K - in nn.I .■<■ :,|.|,li. I.mil li.ilil. r.iiint, r; 1. Apply i:.i Miscellaneous Wanted Wanted 1 Listiimgsof Houses MAKE MONEY MINING PORTLAND CANAL i. PORTLAND CANAL P. OLD I'I ELDS Our nllntmr-nt nf phnr.-s i SYNDICATE LIMITED, 1 cnts at twenty cents, hus completi d negotiation! wl hlock of thcee eharei for dorM tbeae sharei ai one profits in the wtmlc of ll CANAL TREE. Writ.' m ill pi BIO MAP OP PORTLAND Grant Mahood & Company Limited (Members Vancouver Stock Exchangre) 522-525 ROGERS BUILDING, VANCOUVTR. B.C. Active in All Mining: Stocks-. We Bay and Sell All SharoH. DOMINION UVE STOCK WIXNIPKO, March 6.—Rcrripts tn- t'ny t.itilled 300 cattle. r.O calvis, 1200 1h.ru anil 10 phi*p. Steers — Choice. 18.75 In |T.::r, Fond, lli.75 tn »«.50. Huteher hejfer» — Chnlee, J8 lo H.M; guml. $1.00 to ll.fl, Butcher cows — Cholci*, JI 50 lo IS: rood. 13.50 to I4M. Hulls—rjouil. Ci '.o tu 11(0. lixen — Hood. (3.50 to $1. SliH'ker steeri* — Choice, Jl lo Kill Rood. 12.75 to 13.75. Stoclter hclfem — Choice, 13.23 to $3 r.O: good. 13 50 to 13. Feeder eteers — Choice, $5 to $5.50; CWid. $3.75 to 1475. Cal tea—Clioiee, $8 to $10: Rood, $0 to $7. Hon — Selects, $12.«..: thick enioolhs. $11.50; heavies, $10.50; llshts and feeders. $11 to $9. l.ambs—H....d. $10 to $13. Hheep—Or.i.d. $0 to $*. MONTREAL PRODUCE The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada, Limited Office So-eltinrj and Refining Department TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA Smelters and Refiners Purchasers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores. Producers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zinc, TADANAC, TRAIL ml or Sale] i. vv. noon team of bonaa, ami urn-Ma Taara walffbi about twanty-flv-a hundred poundf. Bound and qui.*t. nnd irood wurUt-rs. doubl* or ilngtft Hoyle, Quaen'a Bay. \B£1 ~ IR HA I.R—Fresh cow, John Bhuttv, K:isl,., BC (MM) YOIlKRHinR pltfi, 1*9, Boothby. Ml (14 B Miscellaneous for Sale PHONE 1106 FRED WILLIAMS COAL—TRANOTtR—WOOD Maour* for 8prlng Qartan^nf. Orilrr now PLAYESTfi while available (USt) H*nrjr"H*'rbi"rt, fumed li. practlcalt? new. Cheap jiox sfii 3. Dally Nawi (Ifll) POB BALE—Hout class condition, Btreet __^_ r-holil fit Apply St:i PI AN OB—Several Bttghtty iiaed planaa, Theae are haraalna Terms to stilt. Mason A RUch Ltd., P.a Tlox nr., _N. Ison. . (1576) ClfOICE rrawn lwo-year-ol tt- r.isoii i.m. Illlll POR sai.i: P. 11. Hill Ills, 'J'rnil, HI .'1 pil|ipii*s (MM 1.'1'P.N1SHH1> hnlisi'lioiplni; HOHWH Ponle IirtiR. LAROfl sunny rn mi. (llll) Phone iMLI. (S610) FOR Jil'N'l'-- Kuriiislifil Imusi'lM'i'pinK suiti*. also furnished rnnnt, Annnbl Bloek; four-room furnisiu-u house ' B. Annnlile. (Mil) (S590) KHItll Al'AUTMlONTS. St'IT10~fnr rent—t-'nmpbell's stmlio. Miscellaneous I WHY OPERATE? for Appendicitis, Gallstones, Stomach and Liier Troubles, when HEPATOL A does the work without pain anil no risk of your life nor loss of time. CooUln.nopoison. Hotwldbyamg'-lsto. Mrs. Geo. S. Almas SOL* MJ*cmJ»ACTUM! 430 Fourth Ave. S. P*-"-" 4651 SASKATOON Price Ifi-jO-rarccl post Wc extra. MAIL YOUR FILMS am! Ncsrativra for l-'inishinK to Till- STAR PHOTO BtUMO, WINNIPEG, MAN. (8oM) BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOR* Carpenter and Joiner T AWSON—Ceilar Cheat Hardwob and Panel Hoard. Uelow Market. i sir, Electrical D BANSHATBS EBVELOPMBST C( Wedtlnghoufle Radio Sets, R«rtlo Part Complete Kup*?r-Haterodj*n-e Kits, Myei Tubes. WcHtlngliousa Mazda Lamp Irons. Toasters, Etc. V. & IC Aut< matlc Klfitric Pumps. Small Hydr< Electric Plants a Specialty. (S489 GERALD R. MATKXK, AlSOC, A.J.XJ Electrical Contractor. Telephone P. O.* Box 74.1, Nelson, RC. KM Suppliot*. Powrr and Light Installi tiiin.s, (icnonitnrs and Motors. Mai tcnanre ami Kcpair.4, (RU2 CI-ASSIFIED ails bring results qulckl and -prnnnmically. IVic a word. Transfer I TKINSOH TRANSrBB Life Insurance SDH ura ASSURANCE CO. a CANADA—J. C. Kennt-ily, lJlstrii Rpp. Offices—i:ill;iT ink. N.-lsmi, B.l (851,1 Chimney Cleaning Wf;,;, towi.es, Official Chlmn. isr.r..' Printing THS DAILY NEWS—Quality rrlntln l-.ulinir, l.nosn l.enf FormR, LedR. Sheets anil Itlntlern always In Btoi' Insurance and Real Estat dT W. DAWSON— Real Estate, Insnrancsj, Rental Annahle Hlk., l'.O. Hox 73J. riione _l_l> HI. DILI, INSURANCE, TAB s AND CITY PROPERTY. 503 Ward Street. Nelson, B. Monuments fe RITCHIE MOH MENTAL CO.—1'. O. Bol 805. Ne " " hhnlie IIU. (SSn pAMPBELL ■IDES—Write J. for price.. ~P. Morgan, Nelson, For Rent PURNI8HED hoime. slreet. Telephone Apply SIS linker IUU is".:;D HOUSEKEEPINfl nuiie for r. nt. Bate reiisniKilile. Club lintel. Nelson. Poultry and Eggs Chiropractors D" . R. E. ORAY— Chiroprarlnr. Phot lir.. fiilker llloek. Office Hours: 1 to 12 n.m., 2 to ri and 7 to 9 p.m.. ■opt Sundays. Consultation* free, tsr, 6 ALLAN S. DODDS, D.C—riione SS Offiee Hours: 10-12: 1-4 and hr ai pointment. Aherdeen Block, Nelson, B.i (RS6 Accounting CHARLES r. HUNTER— Auditor, McDonald Jam Bnllala Box 1191 ' Nelson, B. (Rt,« Florists ■pRIEZELLB'9 GREENHOUSES, VB sun. Cut flowers and Floral design isr,«: w ill I. S. JOHNSON— Plmne 212. Cut Flowers. innil Flnrnl Emblems. Pott< (sr.c Wholesale A KA 1 • 1111N < .<; 11 Al • 11 — Full Wns I l'.O. n.UY $120. i.r.ls. Terms In sui Itlsch l.nl. P.O. Box died cabinet Fifie.n ree- Maaon ,*i IT.. Nelson. CRAM P10N separator, i'lT. O H, 1'rnser. Nelson. (8122) BAIIIIELS. Kins Vnd emptt sacks — MacDonald Jam Company Nelson. (S.70) PIPE AND FITTINGS. ETC. Complete lln* Pipe and Fitting!, all bIzp*. Ip-actal, l-inch Pipe, 8c per foot. Roofing Felt, 1-ply. ll.U; 2-ply, $2.00; 3-ply. $2.65 per roll. Kxlra he:ivy 3-ply Mineralized Surface. 90 lbs. per roll, Bperl.nl, |Uf, K-tUfe Air Hose, •til ta Me for Kardens, 6c per foot. Mixed Wire Nails, $2.00 per keg. TVlro Hope, Canvas, hogging Rup- 1'lii.u and all kinds equipment B.C. JUNK CO. ' 135 Powell St. Vancouv«r. B.C. tttU) Livestock Wanted Ayrahlrc ball ks oM. elfarlM* -CdlCTM. HOfO for renin- i hi Host (till) VIOOROCS habv thtoka, from S. C W'hlto I."Rlmrn, heavy winter prn- diii-hiK femaU-p. mated to aaproved R.O.P males. $20 per 100; satisfaction 'puaranired. llatehinc epys. New laid okks all the year around Chtokl end of Anrll and May only. Wood's J'mil try Fa'rm, i'erry Siding. H.C. _ CWfi TRIR'fT Tlarrf-d nock riillets, Sl.STi each. Mrs. .1. BeW«U, I'roeter, RC. (1113) HATCHING EOOH — ft. C Tniversiiy strain. It. I. Ke.K $2 00 per U. Order now. Postmaster, Thrums. (sr,02i BRKBDINQ pen.R. 0. P. Whit* Wy- umlottes. Wiiile Leghorn Pullets (toyiug), White Lftfhoro Baby ' Cnfcks. $20 per hundred. W. J. »o- Kim, Nelson, (Sl!*'Jl RIPDLSS' Hens T,ay, -~ Order llahy Chicks now iit special prices; express paid. s. c. White Leghorn a Itose Condi Hrown Leghorns. Lei its tell y RHODE Mttln Istnnd t;. il Red •KRS ll.Sa per •mm, (S121) -l-'resh COW, must In: I'hone 434X3. Room and Board WANTED — Board and small boya state i« ll-.ji Xfi22. Pally News. MM for two us, Apply (tllS) BABV CHICKS for Mareh and Apr.l delivery. "Send fur priee list." J. T. WtMter, Norland 1'oultry )*'arni. Ui.lis. n. K.C. (SfiOT) For Sale or Rent POR SAI.i: or rent. ■ fully equipped let on thai lit ranch, p MACDONALD & CO.— le Oroeers nnd Trovlslt Merchants. Importers of Teas. Coffee Spires, Pried Fruits, Staple and Fan' 0roo*rli _ _____», B.C, Fan' la Engineers Green Bros., Burden Co KELSOK, B.C. CIVII. AKD MININO BNOIlfHB B.C., Alb.ru ana D-iuliUon I.aml Siirv.yoii. (S5CI II. D. DAWSOM, lul to—tj Mlnlns aud CItU Bn»ln«r. Assayers W. WIDDOWSOK, Box A1103 '. , huh. B.C, Stundara western charge (Wll Auctioneers VV. CUTLER— • Goods Sold Privately and at anctto Auction Wart, Vernon Stree Funeral Directors ISM. Paily News. (1868) DJ. ROBERTSON, r.DJ).. fe ».- . 801 Victoria Bireet. Phone 29 Night I'lione, I"!., (8570 Standard Fnrn Co. — l'ndertak«n Funeral Direct* Auto hearse, up-t< date chapel. Bftl services. Pr I c« reasonnhle. (8571 , lj. .«;, w BRINGING UP FATHER -:- -:— —:— —:— —:— By George McManut HONTHKAl.. .Miii.-ta f, • eiiee-e In- ui-tiv,'. ikkx winK iiiiil liiili. r i.any. Hitll.r - No. 1 jiiistcurizid. la^ic; K... 1 i|. an,, rv. :L"u: sotul.il-. 314c. l.KK* - l'i* ;.li .iiiran. 10c: freHh f,r»i». 311... IVlatiMH. pi r I.iik — Car lots. In Nc VAIICOOVI1 EQOI VASCOI'VEn, March «.—Hrilish Columbia .kkk: \Vlinle*.iile extras, 3-r; No. 1. 3'ir. pnll.tB. Mr. Ketall extra., IM; JSo. 1, i'.c; iiullets' 3uc. m\ THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1SB5 Page Nine • NEW YORK IN LINE FOR TWO HARD FIGHTS Wills, Gibbons and Dempsey May Be Seen in Action There NKW YORK, March 6.—Whether, .lack Dempsey engages in two boota here this summer or confines his ring nclivitles lo, a Blnfflfl match, the boxing fans of the metropolis, from prota- cnt tmlioattnns, are a-esumd of two important heavy weitcht battles. And, If Dempsey sustains the reports which have come oust concerning his future and rattros from 1ho ring without further boxing, local followers of the sport can look forward to the only Important heavyweight match available, exclusive of a championship fight.. * Harry "Wills and Tom Gibbons. Dempsey'* two foremost challengers, will be the principals in this battle, unless every present indication fails. The pair likely will be matched to ba-ttlo for the privilege of meeting Dempsey this year. In the event thfit DcmpKoy retires, "Wills and Gibbons, ' recognized almost the world, over as 'the outstanding contenders, ••Will battle for the right to be recognized ua tho champion. Wills Challenges The Mate athletic commi.ssion has in its keeping challenges from "Wills and Gibbons to Dempsey. The commission has as yet made no dis- powition of the challenges. It has not announced whether the challenge!-* will be accepted or rejected, under the discretionary powers with which the board is clothed. It would aet-m difficult, however, to explain a rejection of either of the i*halleii',"s, and particularly that of Will*, The negro heavyweight has been ,\impii*„' on Dempsey's doorstep for so many years now that he has come to be re^unled U more or hiss of a perennial ehallengor/* hopeful cn what has been lo date I hopeless qu ■«■;. By the same token it would he haul to justify' rejection of a chullenge from Gibbon*, who -boasts of a distinction enjoyed by no other heavyweiKht of importance— --'irviving 1"> | rounds with Dempsey. It is logical. | therefore, to antlelpate that tbe com- j mission will accept both cha'lentces, nnd, accepting the thaljfaffca, will] recommend a logical course with re- j Hpect to their disposition as it affects L iH'ihpsey nnd his title. This coarse 'flj^-i! dit«tates a match between Wills und I tL.|-f Gibbons to determine the belter man. The winner then could meet DtBip- taf\ if the champion feels disposed to return to the ring, In a bout which would have greater justification for fMOgOition as a true championship test than many which have gone before. SARAZEN LINED UP US CHOICE OF RACD1N Laclkin Also Placed Well Up in Predictions for the Eastern Classes NBW YORK ■OURCeW-Mlt c i re MrtTupnir UV* liumi i-i^ht.s for Hi 111 iTHtHllfil p ed win gd i nil disc*. ..r the II I'd till pro pla. A SHILLING'S WORTH Economic Committee Will Concentrate on Dominion Meat, Fruit LONDON, March fi.—(Canadian I'ress Cable)—Tho colonial office yesterday gave out'seme hrrormitfon In connection With ,the formation o'f tho Imperial economic committee. The committee will deal with the marketing of Empire products In the United Kingdom in preference lo foreign imports, and will also promote the interests of the producers and consumers. At first the committee will concentrate on meat and fruit from oversea*-*. The government had Invited It to make a recommendation regarding the disbursement pf the grant of £1,01)0,000 on behalf of Imperial trade, Child***- Cw§ Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Qiildren all ages of Constipation. Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. To StftM imitations, always look for. the signature of C^a^//y, garter top. Colors of almond coating and shoe grey. Sizes !). id.i and 10. Per pair . $1.25 LADIES* ALL - WOOL CASHMERE HOSE—Full fashioned, ribbed top. In black onlv. Sizes 8'/s, 9 and 9Vfc. Per pair $1.50 Footwear Department bloom (a shade after lhe mauve Cam- ORANGES—Sweet, juicy fruit ily), pervenhue blue (On the powder for blue shade), pink (like h camclia), pigeon grey, while anil peach, 88 inches wide. To see is to covet. Al, per yard . .. . $1,25 (,, & R. SHRIMP PASTE .hu- ilnz. $1.1111 lu ivlass. 2.V ALSO IN STRIPES—One, two and three tone shades. Yard SI.25 SPUN SILK—A fine weave, useful Cor so many purposes. Colors: Peach, navy, grey, venezia, gravel, mauve, pink, black and white. 'M> inches. At $1.75 CHAMBRAYS are useful in almost any # home. Colors are navy, sky, pink, mauve, grey, green, red and sand. 2G inches, yard 25r 27 inches, yard 30e ENGLISH COTTONS—Color: Unbleached. Soon washes white. :!G inches. At 30o 80 inches wide 89<- RIPE TOMATOES—Al quality. lb. I'.i' (lie FRESH RHUBARB—Per lb. SHRIMPS—Dry Pack. No. I I LIBBY'S SPINACH—No. 1*1., Iin '.Uh CANDY SECTION FRESH CHOCOLATES—Hard cream fillings. Per lb. FRUIT DAINTIES—i.,-lb. ,.-20« z.x- 25* anu '.Or _3 Men's Wear New arrival nf our noted Otter and Beaver Cashmere Socks. All pure wool English-make Cashmere, seamless and unshrinkable. These Socks' have been a universal success in all our stores, and through the large quantities we are able Tri/ one pair and you irill simu rom, to buy, even al the advanced price of bad; ior another, woolen goods, we are still able to offer Ihem at the old prices. BEAVER BRAND—In black, tan or grey, shades. All sizes. At (>0<> APPLES—Unwrapped. Good firm fruit. OTTER BRAND—Pure Botany yarn Saturday's Specials "OTTEB" tf.a-W MENS CASHMERE S0CHS Hosiery Every day and every hour we seem to be selling Hosiery, and why not, when women are surely being treated to many wonderful bargains in Hosiery'.' Now numbers are arriving and are appearing Wagner, Jonathan, Yellow Newton. Box $1.75 Cashmere. Black or tan shades. All on our counters daily. At 8.V- LADIES' ALL - WOOL CASH.MERE Men are wearing Oxford* again this year; in fact, if you want to be in the fashion you must nol wear a high-cut boot. We can give you some unequalled values. MEN'S BOX CALF OXFORDS— Round toe last, welted soles, rubber heels. Good ruling. Al S5.JI5 MEN'S BROWN CALF OXFORDS— Rubber heels. Al $5.95 MEN'S HIGH-GRADE TAN CALF OXFORDS—Square toe last. Fine quality leather iu both uppers and soles. At. pair S7.50 MEN'S HIGH-GRADE SOFT BLACK VIC1 KID OXFORDS.. Pair !S7.50 For men who lik a particularly good shoe, we can recommend lhe following! MEN'S SCOTCH TAN GRAIN 0X- FORD—Setni-brogue type; stout soles and flanged heels. This is good fm* iniinv vears of haul wear. Al $12.00 ^ m \y* / INCORPORATED ^**V BW MAY 1670 f\ ■ ~V ' ' ' - »' ' __\ 'Page Ten' THE NT.UON DAILY *NEW3T SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1925 THE ARK 1 Ban* have doubt ahout our earthquake. Come and sec what struck tnil* price*. They ure down. BARGE BEING PULLED AT FAIRVIEW YARDS J. W. HOLMES Phona 634 606 Vernon St. The C.l'.It. shipyard* lu Fuirview at present hava a husy aspect with the abaajatot Kuskanooli on the ways and a large bars* tip hehiiid It. Twterday one t>! fht transfer I bavffM was hauled from the water ml will !»• overhauled. A Urisv lag of men are at pratt-Rt employed. Prest-o-Lite Batteries Types for Every Car at BENNETT'S LIMITED Electrical &. Mechanical Masonic Blk. Baker Street "FUga*" is the word lu six tetter* that means flirt and Kudabout. Mrn. Kthel .Hwee/y was | wai tied a divorce at Los Ansel** afler she had testi- lied that her hushaud had hurled the epithet at her. **tto fat it of u crossword puzzle." sho said. W* Can Supply You With 0. K. BREAD Fresh Daily FLEMING'S STORE FAIRVIEW Read the Advertisements THEY LIGHTEN WORK HERE If you are in ii'fed of attention wo are prepared to demonstrate that we art In a position to Klve you satisfaction. Wa have tWO experienced and well-trained Optometrists, with an equipment and material second tu none on the continent. We guarantee results or we nsk no pay. You may have a double check on your case, by each of (he optometrists, If you wish. Service is what we are out to Rive. J. 0. PATENAUDE OPTOMETRIST nnd OPTICIAN A. G. LAMBERT CO., Ltd. Manufacturer, of and Dealora In ALL KINDS OP • HINGLE3, LATH, LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL* MOULDINGS, WINDOWS, DOORS, COAST IDGE GRAINED FLOORING AND FINISH, AND BEAVER AND WALL BOARDS Or.w.r 1061 Phons) No. 82 N.l.on. B.C. "Curlew Butter From Pure Cream" Curlew Butter "From Pare Cream'' Is madii in Nelson from the unsurpassed dairy products of your own district. It Is the Equal of Any Creamery Butter on the Market Insist on getting Curlew Cutter anil you are insisting on the best and at the same time fostering local industry. MADE IN NELSON BY THE CURLEW CREAMERY CO, LTD. NELSON, B.C. Are You Interested IN Reliable Electricial Work? I have decided to go into the electrical contracting business for myself, and would greatly appreciate your patronage. I will in return give you service and satisfaction to the utmost of my ability. 1 have lie- hind me years of practical experience in all branches of the trade—power installations, maintenance and repairs, house and mill wiring. Domestic electrical equipment sold and repaired. I am not opening a store until I have become better established. Phone me your wants,and 1 will call. Your domestic appliances will be repaired in your own home. GERALD R. (JERRY) MATK1N I'HONK 7.') P.O. BOX 743 WHOLESALES DO LARGERVOLUME Generally Trade Steady or Showing Improvement Through Country The ■iiiii ■llffhtlj WINNIPEG, Marcli tv trad, report «if ih Men's Trilflt assroliiti Halifax — Whtfraule trad Improving, rtet-ifW-rs report nualnew not (xiv tlu* Him ol thf yi-ar. ' Montreal — Wholeetlu Umbo In «i>aannnble Jim* showing (-light Imr irevem-tnt and retail trade generally up to expectation* Collection* mow to fair. Toronto — Rola.l bnalfttM l» atand- tl up fairly well. Btwl and trot trills more active, CollecUona fairly Wl'nntpi •i. aaonabl; ala Mll- ide antla It.Kin rail.* »*. •i.r th -- Wind net ive. with t in ■otne linos. i —. itoih wholesale ami -ratal lullt.mis ure OV to extMtattOfl yiiii*. Collection lo fair. . •I..H. ■i,,',H has h ratal! IIrm ti CalRury -- 'uk tin- hint * Haa] point Inf. — Kq o'uk.'il Improve en not Oil tn wliolcsulc an- tinea lust report. - Hus.nc^s get. rullv ihu baa b i'i Is trade twtnt, temporary situation 'iiriviit CoU-Mt.-snn are H Edmoatati — WhoIraW linns very gOOd foil, cl ions littl. -low. evidently NeM ut' pending ilistrf- ■UttOD of wiletil pool Vancouver — All Mae*, bon wkola alf and ref-ill. report a slinht tin rovenieiil noticed. Co! lee tions fail o pond. TRAIL BADMINTON IN FINAL STAGES Tourney Is Now Critical; Popularity of Game Growing THAI I., March 6. ■— From lhe I at tin K.vinnusimn at the Memorial '.all wA opened, badminton waa popular, lutt this MOM h.i- menus,*-*! In licputarlty as t inn- w- nt on. To a** CMC wlio really are the ehaintiion flayera, a tournament is now .n proR- i.-ss. The follOWIni appears the president stundlnif: Mcn"i Doubles S. mi-finals-- S. tl. HlBvloeU and C, A, HroderieU Ml .1. Alwell nnd N', Ko—o. '.-1. ir,-fi. Mowall and Hullidnv vs. W. Newton and Q; Nurrm.ni. IHI, 13-7. Man's Singles J. At well to plav Irwin, .laekson to play It. Oarlaad Cor Mini-final. Lii.Hr.>* Doubles In lhe si-rni-tliials Mioses A Munro and J, BjltOD to play Mesdames KlBff-j w< II and Irwin. Miss Al. Bryms and Mrs. \V. lmnbar to play .Miss D. MeKav and Miss I. McKay. M.sses M. Chapman and l> Hall to play Miss M furlls and Mrs. Km*h. L:i rt lot*' Singles WhatDoYouThink? Sen i-rn Mm K'insw.ll. Mis. |r Koch Mm Miss Jl. Blue Goose Oranges. I'vi ii..z.. 350 I ii..-.. Sl.OO i'>' to 40»t the same as native born. They considered that Mr. Oliver has. been elected by ma* oily of the people In British Columbia, and therefore thev look at him as lo- OOBM 0t Hritish CoUlltlbla. They wanted to talk to him about the -verb nm situation In which thev are now. .vhich Is the re-suit of the loss of their fader. Peter Lordly. Mr. (lllwr declined to go. first, on •re Lint of not having the time. Then -.- started to feproach them that the ►oukhohors don't livp up to ths laws .f the country, don't s»:nd the.r ehll- 'ien to school, Conl pav taxes, burn ■p scllOOta; ete. The d> legates told liini that the> ■i rv not sent to dUcil*-' lhe lltws of -\nada Tbej told him that they vere sunt be it mass rm*et ing of the 'fctukhobora to invite him to Brilliant. l* eonf«*r about serious, bu^ln-as*.' • ?T, Mr ollvt-r then started to tolP'lhct* f the Doukhobors wilt' not *11ve 'Up o thev laws, lie will lake steps to In- ■orrp Ihem. He said: A "Doh't think 'hat' we will f.ll our5 prisons with DouKlioborc,- teed vou nt the public Xpanse. f will find other means." The d.-legates did not answer him on his. anyihing. Equatltr Under Laws Mr. Oliver also t-hl the delegates 'hat the laws in Canada are made • quel lo everybodv. and lhat e' ery- h. ily's treated alike. If this is true, tlo u why Is it when •» -»t>n»1l* fo*■"-•■•■ nhn is paying small taxes wants ouls to his place, the government 1-uHds hlm n mad and holps lo keep it *n renalr. but 70t)i) Doukhobors paying >tft.Mt taxes every year have to build their own roads and bridges ami keep Ihem in repair, though they are Used tot only, bv Doukhobors, but by other traveling publio? ,' Last yeas Mr. Oliver while \isiting 'n Grand Forks inspected lhe Irrigation system, to Install which tin- 011- M-r goverqiiM-nt .loaned tin;, Grand Porks farnierk money.' Through your paper he expressed his satisfaction on •he permanent manner in which the Irrigation system wa* installed, but when Doulchobors. ncjlfclibors of the Mime farmer*, paving , lust as good .non-jy for taxu. asked Mr. Oliver for a loan, they were told that they could nt t get It. through cue n-ason or an- .ther. Ih this Brlt*-*h justice*: is this right, that people living In the same country and paying the same taxer cannot gel the same privileges? Mr, tillv.r declined to i-uim.- to Dill- • •ant on account of shoUt-p. ,(f time Vest'-rdav afternoon he had time to *.*(* to Botinlrmton KalK to have tes with Ihe women's Insljln,!.. and talk -thout i*«*ry necessary subject*. Jlaybe !u- was ashamed to go li> idill.ant and meet fac- lo fac<- TOflfl men. women mnl children who wanted to ask him ••liy. fnstead of paying them 1150,000 for building roads ami bridges, lo- d.-- u. anils paynunt of taxes. Uayba he 1: ashamed tn see the rocky and snndv land where the poor Doukhobor women :ml ehildren fcre get Upg a meager livelihood. .Hcfon- tin- government puis taxes on land it ahould first go nnd see -if the poor people can afford to nay 'them. Mi*. Oliver b-tis tlu Doukhobors ('■nt if they don't pay taxes, their 11 1 WHITESTRIKES SHIPPING ORE IN THE MAYBE Getting Shipment Ready; Silver Cup Bond Pleases Trout Lake THO*TT LAKK, March ti.—William White has made a good strike of shipping ore on' the Maybe, a claim adjoin ng the Nettle L. having 12 inches cf clean ore on the lead. He has already taken out several Ions of shipping ore, and expects to have considerable ready for shipment when navigation opens. News has been received from Kaslo of the bonding of the Hllvi-r Cup IM the Nettie L to a strong syndicate of Kootenay men. i Silver Cap Hade History The Silver Cup was the banner mine of the district in former days, w.th a tecord of several million dollars'worth of high-grade stiver-lead ore to lis .■lid.t. ll has not been .extensively worked for a number of years. The news of the reopening of this mine has been re-Salved with gratification by Trout lake people. > Mr. Kilmer. ML., of the- Brooklyn slbff, left for the coast on a business tr.p tn connection With the mine. Prairie City Will Get the Game of March Fourteenth CALGAKV. -March B.—FuHh-W de- ,"ilts in connection wilh the Western i'noada Hockey baguc triple playoff were given oul Kriday night by President B. L. itichardson. The second game of the seml-finuts will find ■ Victoria Cougars play in Saskatoon Tuesday, March 10. If the Sheiks qualify for the finals, ■hen Calgarv will play at Saskatoon Saturday, March. I t, but , should Victoria be the finalists -against Calgary, lhe first game of the hpfM and home games final series will be staged here Saturday March 14. Arrangemen's for the roturn game will not be m do for a week or more, as. wltli the National Hockey league (tola] ing Its playoff until March 1% '.here Is no particular hurry. Nurmi at Toronto Breaks No Records TORONTO, March tj. — l'auvo Nurmi, the speed marvel from Finland, found the Hack at the Coliseum here this evening less to his liking for staging attacks on the Canadian rtcordh than the one at Hamilton last night, and took over I minitlo longer to cover the 1 \_ mile. Ills time -for the distance tonight was S:() I-l, as compared wilh (i:a5 1-5 last ni^ht. A. S. Horswiil & Co. Phone 121 Saturday Specials Curlew Creamery llutter, per » 45* Peerless Creamery Butter, per '» - - 40* Clark's Tumato Ketchup, iier buttle 25* Libby's Tomato Ketchup, per -"•"'le 25* Blue Label Ketchup, per bottle 45** Crosse & tllaekwell's Pickled Walnuts., bottle 7m Crosse & IllackwcH'a chow Cho.v 7£4 Quaker nulled Oats, cart. -25* lUfbiu Hood Ilolled Oats, per C"rt 25* Campbell's. Poups. any kind, at : -15* I'ink .Salmon, bib. tins, 3 for 50* Stavanger Fish tlalla, at, per tin 65* Ml 35* Crisp Celery, Head Lettuce All Kindt of Vegetables PROMPT DELIVERY THE BEST COAL Our coal burns l'reely and throws out an intense and steady bent. Vou will need less than other kinds und have more comfort. Wo it is a real economy and saves Dollars. Imperial Lump, ton... $12.00 Gait Lump, per ton . $12.50 Acme Lump, per ton... S12.50 Imperial Ksk, ton ..$11.25 Imperial Nut, ton , $10.25 Oalt Nut, per ton $10.25 Macdonald Cartage & Fuel Co. 503 BAKER ST. PHONE'504 Use BAPCO Paint For Spring Painting This is the best ready-mixed paint we can buy, and we carry a wide range of colors to choose from. Color Card and Prices on Reqaest Wood-Vallance Hardware Co., Ltd. WHOLESALE NELSON, B.C. RETAIL Vest Pocket Kodak Pictures f"tx2!2 Hi.ns th*. link fm ,,r tha Kodak line You'll nnil'V..| ill Its llnlncss. you can curry It io your .esl puvkflt if you wish. An.l titer you'll manrol .ui tin- unci quality pictures it mains. I'iiiii. in and Id us slum vou tin- Vm rn, in i Kodak. ■6.70 up Canada Drug <&. Book Co. NELSON, B.C. HAS IT i....iiiin hi. i claim iiu ,ilk ami , llll III v Ihev nl.I* ti. nml uitlill liinil. nml II imi lli.lr lilac lv If 'tliioiii*li Kiivr niy lln in. ..nu III h ill li. Ui ii llvln •ther iieiipl utd starve I faiill i.f 111 Doukhobor lefl I«>t ll - 1:, n.i iiii, .unloved, this land serlcil. and will l.r n .Mr. Oliver's political liiiuklii.ln.r principle is civativi ss. they nre against force am c Their l.a.ler lefl then lo. "Toll, anil IVaoetnl Life, um ilu.oil of All Un l-eople on thll lo T. SAMAlii di ii. tm. MUSICIANS ARE BUSY AT TRAIL HUBBY LOSES GAME; WIFp GETS DECREE Wife Sticks Up for Father When Latter Berated by Husband I,. IS ANUKl-K: B Uuh- aking ■ -h\ li «*n i'i In.nn-, .lil.lKt* ■i i-uitly. wli.-u Hci.-n Tbo man Vb\t\ Edward "Wi- had piny i i itii ut tit- my font I'Xllllllll i- iiml I bid in In Wi Ir lad Hi Tli>- kiriK nnil nln>- von- in tliimiiiv. and 1 phye.l the nln*. Earl liad thi* niii-n and io. in- played Hit* io ami 1 toolc tha ti'irk wiiii mv jack, "Karl called my father the ma_ awful i.iinii'w and «■*■ qturrelad all ntcht Kiiih.r may be .i dumb i>rlil«.' uliiyi-r, imi he haa a Ki'"ii heart, ami I sluck up tur lilm. 'I'll.' m-xt day Kail -nicked up and left." Nelson News of the Day Mcl'uualil J.un Co. Ih In tiie marltut fyr nil stiuill fruits (rswn luy nini'lirre in iim diKirit't tiiis Bcaron, (s:.oU) Seventy-one Performers in "Runaway Girl" Practice Assiduously TRAIL. Mai of Mi* tin M, In and m tndei* the iii- '. K. r. Trefon- I Trail's Operatic slv pnpai inn for f ■Tiie Ituimwaj ",elcty iheir presentation iJiri." a comic t)\i Pitt nlahia a a-«t-k an- KlVen over tot tralnlnc. The che*a*a yfaotlo ■* iwlee. ihe pi IticM'als twh-e, and one ■vaatng is devoted tn danolng Altofathtr Ibvtv ar.- 7J pirsi)ii>» lak- tnf pari. A lenipiniiry npiiultitm.-ni Bob boon madr of p.lnoJpaU. but theae are suhj. ei in chnnite iau*r. The piesi-ntalji.il nf the Opera Will I-- mode aboul th. tir,^t of May. ac- BASKETBALL FANS. KEEN AT TRAIL Mens and Girls' Teams to Be Chosen for Clash With Nelson Ladies' Suits and Spring Coats Cleaned or Dyed H. K. FOOT High-Clan Dyer and Cleaner FAIRVIEW - NELSON, B.C. TRAIL, .Mareh n — QvmiHtltlon ioni Trail hoop followar-a. bbft flrlj tl m.i:. I-. ke, i,. Two niulltn B week mitrftt have been held to decide in an- |o ba th.. player* to mt-el [i iirtifts hele next If ymir Pally News Ifl datlvared Ifttfl Hboaa 111. tsa;z) Nelson Brand Marmalade la u MM in rior product, manafactnerd in Nel* sun hy ;i l'irtn wilh an in\entinrnt of om* huiylreil thoiisand doll&rfl lu your own city • (iinl- ilf.slriiM. If you wmit (he bait ii.--.lt for N.-lson HramJ Mnr- malade. New Setison's Pack. (MlJ KOOTENAY LAKE GENERAL HOSPITAL SOCIETY Notice of Annual Meeting In neeiinlaiu o w i!li tht tiyluwn of the ■Deltty, the annual vtoanl niect- ln| will be held In the board "f trade rooniM on Ward Hire, t, on Tuesday. March HI. HIS, at It p.in. Metiiljprship eomlltlnns: All annual ■uibsiTibt-iH for Iho sutn uf $10 arr iienihers ot tin* M titty, oli^ililo lu tako part in tl"1 ehwllon of directors fm* the enanlng year. OBO-tlQE JOHNHTONK. BocrttarVi Quality Goods Value for Your Money Prompt Delivery p. it. PHONE 235 COFFEE- Wt ran in Vtoab ground to vot Por lb T< nie et Mantffer, old ui . liaoi. >. (IIIU due For ihe ineii'x came Dr. T. J. Mule and Unheit Amh-rsmi are to chooKi ttOta 10 players to r.preiient Trail for the Inter-elty gamea, home and home ■Mhtt. Thin is likely to prove a difficult job, l.artk-ularly »« the name committer will nisi, have the elmoi-inK of the panicipantK In the Kir'"' B»m'L < J rent Intel t-Ht \n being taken here ir the forthcoming gamaa b» ahown by the large oruwd of ■ pacta tore at prac- tlceo here Wednesday night. Canada'I only aromas archittct. Minn K. M. Mlll'of Kilmonlon. l*x now fully admit lod to iho atabaaajon thnniKh having ho.-n aeoaptad m mom tier of the Alhoitu A.-4«oc^lon of Architect* at a roctnt moi ■ nrintioi eetlng. t*. Art bbOafa Tirst anniversary fl.rla" novelty flanntl ind trM e drewsen at ei.Mt while thoy lunt w comblna ityla nml quality sult- for Iprtng and Baittr .season. (n|f) COAX. sei.elied hellihrlilue 1 ton. ii. Townaand. (llU) e flrat-elaaa e.iulptiurit and r experience In the prodiietioii dliiiK (,r milk. Phone Creioant HUU, (fcl-.it) We hav yeara of . and h.i it'll KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS All Kalgktl and requeated in be m {harp Sunday tiiu Parade to Method Mi. . ile.l Pythian Mauri fcffl K of P, Hall. 7 k. ;, to attend I'hureh t Churchi Veiling iiiI sisters aro cordially I LaUKliton, K of 11. and H [Son) in aealp treatments, lusting , ul Vanlly Meauty Parlord n (tuaranteed. l'i Ices rea- for appointment, phone III, utiiiti) Ti iiinht- O. W. T. A. Dance at Armoury, sine till midnight Admlaalon 35 renti, (iM*) lilting. 50f^ CLOVERDALE BUTTER Tn-li Mw 3 Hw Si.15 SWEET POTATOES — Voty good und economical. Large "" 35I-- DEL MONTE PRUNES- M..- iMiim si/.,.. 3 !l,s. 350 RED SPRING SALMON A rich n;it fish. I'll- tin . 30-J NORWEGIAN FISH BALLS— '-«'■«•• "" 35(> WHOLE CLAMS— 2 IBM fur 25,-4 TOILET ROLLS— 5 tn 25* CHEF SAUCE--Ui7.i-nli.v-s. IVi* bMUe 30* FANCY BISCUITS- Fuui- varlc- ■'"••■ W» 35t* SWEDISH RYKRISP— Vm pki ,15<. ORANGES ARE NOW AT THEIR BEST. WE HAVE A SIZE TO S-&IT YOU. FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT— Urfi i-1/.i. 2 tot 25c BANANAS— Ripe. 2 ">■<■ 25t? The New Hats With Wider Brims That's the edict this season—wider brims. And they're most pleasing in the showing this spring. All the newest colors, at prices that invite a visit to this store. $4.00 to $8.50 Nut Flakes .lll.-l ill. 'IIhvii. ,1,-li, inns, «0c »■■ FRESH COCOANUTS 20c "'"I 25C '"ih. AT Kandyland Special r... VMkl HtisUili, Nelson Business College I Individual Tuition SUMMER COURSE, COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 2. Day and Evening Clatiss. BOX 14 Dodge Cars On the Floor ol Our Garage DiMig,. siuniimii 815,00 i) , CLASSIFIED PHONE 603 ! SULTS. ADS BRINQ RE* ■■■