. I .; I i t- n a :■ 1.1 I- » i' v i: i - i *> 6 C 3<* Arthur Reports ON MILK DEALERS See Page 3 VOL. 23 NELSON, B. C, WEDNESDAY MOftNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1925 Ontario Report URGES EXPORT BODY See Page 2 No. 2G6 MAYORVET0ESC0UNCO PIPE CONTRACT ROSSLAND BLANKS VANCOUVER IN OPENING GAME ASSOCIATEOTO OPEN BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA All Plans DraWn and All Appointments Made Is Told to Press Discovers Cure for I Paralhyroid Tetany READY TO JOIN A NATIONAL AGENCY But if That Doesn't Come ! About, Will Go Ahead I Upon Its Own | CALOART, Feb. 24.—The recom- nendatlon made hy Lewlt Duncan n his report on the wholesale fruit :rade In western Canada in practically beinn carried out before the rovermnent has had time to enact emulation or take any action whatever. Mr. Duncan favors a national elling agency for the growers. Tho Associated Growers of Brit* wh Columbia have completed plant or a brokerage organization of heir own covering the field all the vay from Vancouver to Montreal. tepresentat*ve* cf the big coopora- ive concern will be stationed in '"ancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Re- ina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Toronto nd Montreal. April 1 is the date •n which this scheme will como into 'peratlon. This announcement was made to he Canadian Press by A. J. Grant, iriliwh Columbia markets commis- loner ln Calgary, who has Just re- urned from a conference with of- Icials of the Ansociated Gruwcrs in ''ernon. B.C. Ottawa Confcreni.'c Next Week "W hot her a -national gt*owera agency omen into being at once or not fill depend upon the outcome of a onference in Ottawa on .March 2, nder the ausplcea of the Canadian orfcult ur.il council, attended by rowe / from every province. If meeting decides to operate a ational selling agency, the Assoela- d Growers will go ahead with heir plans as already outlined, and perate from Vancouver to .Mont- sal.. D. McNair, manager of the Assorted Growers, will leave Vernon i a day or two for Ottawa, where will represent the big British olumbia body. Some Big -Men Hired Some of the biggest men in their eld l|ve been considered for riming branches of the brokerage oi- anization, and some have acceptor. Grant told the Canadian teas. Practically all the appointments have been made, but Mr. irant Btates he was not In a posi- on to mention their names. An do man had heen appointed jr Calvary, he said, but no one as been appointed for Kdmonton. 'rom other sources it was learned hat a Mr. Florence of Winnipeg 111 likely havo charge of the of- ces there, Separate From Awscx-iiUeil The new organization is to he iaugurated by the Associated Qrow- rs, but will be run as a separate oncern. A trame has not yet been hosen. It Will likely be called ither the Growers' belling Agency t the Growers' Brokerage. Mr. rant was only certain that the ford "Growers" would appear in tye title, but what else, he could >t say. LABORITES BACK THE INCOME TAX Rally to Bracken Government's Aid to Defeat Its Repeal WINNIPEG, Feb. 24.—Lahor niem- ters came to thu aid of the Bracken ,'overnment when, without a division, i bill to repeal the Manitoba Income fax act. Introduced by J. K. Downes, ndepeiHlcnt, Winnipeg, was defeated n the legislature today. John Queen, I>abor leader, com- nonded the Income tax. Ills only riticisni was that the tax did not go ar enough. He urged the govern- nent to say to the capitalists: "There are hungary and needy imongst us, and we're going to tax ou to the extent yuu are able to ay." Another resolutiun, alsu sponsored )y Mr. Downes ,to reduce the liquor ommission from three meinliers to me, waH defeated. Two members ire part-time commissioners, and re paid J.IOOO a year each. Say Unknown Soldier Buried by France in Reality Is a German PARIS. Feb. 24.—The German organ, Stahlliem, charges that the unknown soldier hur.ed by France Is really a Gorman private, August Hcliultze of Wur- tenlberger, picked up at ■ Conibres, where the French and German dead wero heaped together. DR. J. B. COLLIP Of lhe I'niveisity of Alberta, discoverer of a means of treating parathyroid tetany, a deficiency disease caused hy defects in tiie parathyroid gland, for which there has heen no effective treatment up until now. Dr. Collip was also connected with the perXection of insulin. URGE MORE TIME TO EARN ROADS Plains Want a Dominion Road Grant; Premier to Consider OTTAWA. Feb. 24,—Premier King today promised syinpuihetie consideration of the proposal to recognize the prinlciple of federal aid for p/~x3 roads. l'remier Veniot, of /ew Brunswick, who headed a delegation In bis capacity as president of the Good Roads Association of Canada, urged that it was recognition of this principle rather than the grant of any specific sum, that the delegation wanted. Premier Veniot stated that he federal government had benefitted by the construction of -good r*widjs.i through contracts for mail deliveries, and still more through customs revenue on the enormously increased number of automobiles good roads brought into the country, lie suggested the provinces should get a share of this revenue on automobiles, as do the ftate treasuries in tho United Nt.ites. He also askul tliat an extension of time he granted to tha provinces of Manitoba, Alberta and Sasknt-h- ewan in order that they might earn their share of the .noney already voted by the federal parliament lor aid to the good ronds system. E. A. Munro, M.P, stressed the necessity for some continuation of federal aid, insofar as British Columbia was concerned. . TWO CANADIAN PLANES STRIKE; TWO FLIERS DIE Machine Becomes Unmanageable and Collides With Another COMES TO EARTH IN A STREAK OF FLAME Other Pilot Succeeds Gliding to Ground Safely in CAMP BORDEN'. Out.. Feb. 24.— Colliding with another aircraft 1000 feet above the ground, when their machine became uncontrollable, Flight Lieutenant J. I* M. White, aged 2!», I). F. C, of Halifax, N. fc**.. and Flying Officer R. H. Cross, aged 14, Toronto, crashed to earth and were instantly killed this morning. Their airplane eame down as a streak of flame. The other machine, piloted by Hying Officer A. L. Morfee. was (lam- aged, but Morfee was able to glide to earth without Injury. He was alone in his machine. Inquiry Already Started Colonel L, S. Breadner, D, F. C who Is in command of the camp, stated to the Canadian Press this afternoon that the results of the official inquiry now in progress would be sent to headquarters at Ottawa. So far as known the machines were in perfect condition when they took the air. Both pilots were experienced, and Cross had been connected with the department at Ottawa. Tho accident occurred n*°ar the flying field, and shortly after the machine ascended for the morning's work. The hody of Lieutenant White will he sent to Halifax tomorrow for interment there. White was the son of W. J. White, of Halifax. A. C. Cross, of Toronto, father of Flying Officer Cross, nrrivt-d tonight to take charge of his boy's body for removal to Toronto, where a military funeral will be held Thursday. Mr. Cross, the father is a war veteran himself, and was In hospital for treatment when the news came of his son's death. He left fur the camp immediately, however. TEST CASE BEARS ON COLLEY CHARGE Action Started in Supreme Court by Lawyer of Victoria Loser KLAN REPUDIATES CANADIAN 'AGENTS' Imperial Wizard Says It Is Wholly American Institution TORONTO. Fab. U.—"Such individuals as are reported to Im* prop- UEtlng the doctrines of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in Canada do not d'rectly or indirectly represent this organization." atLfa a statement made public her« hist night, heaving the signature of "II. \V. Kvans, Imperiiil wizard, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, IncorpurUiCd," and dated from the "Imperial Palace, Invisible Kmpire, Atlanta, (ieorgia." The statement says: "The organization is distinctly nn American institution, interested In and working only for America ideals." VICTORIA, Feb. M.-—Test ac- tloil to decide in the courts whether [J, ft Colley, M.B.A., Kamloops, Ms in any way culpable in OOMtac- ' tion with charges brought that he j has been benefitting by a govern- I ment contract while silling in tbe | legislature, was begun iu supreme i court today by J. B. Clearihue, act- ling for S. J. Drake. Liberal caudi- i dale here in the. last provincial eltfl- j tion. j Mr. Colley declared the suggestion that he was disqualified be- I cause of business relations between | liis flm and the govern ment had come as a groat surprise; th.ii he had been scrupulously careful to refrain from touching government business s'uee his nomination. "I (io not intend to sit uder a cloud." he asserted. "It li my desire lhat the matter be cleared up, If there is anything to void by eleo- tion, it is surely technical. I do not know that there is. As Mr. Pooley says, 'Let the courts decide.' " . • Lady Siitcn Dies in East Hired Men to Drive His Mythical Trucks; Got Money Security TORONTO, Feb. 21.—Two years fii Portsmouth iH.iiileiitl- nry «ns (lie sentence ghen to Arthur Francis, who today pleaded guilty to I'- charges of obtaining money by false pretences. Francis engaged men to drive trucks for him, collecting from SL*;.i) tu $.100 rrom each **as security." lh. owm-d no , trucks, and the men were out their money. Man Who Shot Hunter Ordered by Court to Settle Hospital Bill VANCOUVER, Feh. 24.—An Interesting h-.spiliil case was decided to- diiy when Herbert Love, local cafe proprietor, whs ordered to pay the $221 hospital bill Incurred by Clarence Bailey, a hunter accidentally shot by Love, who told the hospital he would pay, but failed to, whereupon Bailey sued lor damages, LIQUOR ROBBERY AN INSIDE JOB Police Think Insider Provided Information, and Set of Keys VANCOUVER, Feh. 2 (. — Iv.licr persist in the theory that the $7.M>li rubbery at the government liriiior •tori Ot) Pender street, Monday, was the Job of an "hisid.*" man, who, if he did not actually commit the robbery, furnished the Information needed and keys for the door to an outside accomplice. Officials declare thnt this theory has been substantiated by clues already picked up during their Investigation. Search is being made, It is reported, for a du plica to set of keys to the store. Certain evidence that one set of keys to the premises had heen dupllcatd lias been secured, the invstigatois say. Looked in Gas Tank With Lighted Match VANCOUVER, fob. 24.—Looking into a tank that had contained giisollne, with a match, Alexander Christie wai rushed to the hospital seriously Injured. - Funieg still remained lu tin- tank. KOOTENAY BOYS OUTSKATE AND OUTPLAY COAST \re at Home on Slushy Ice at Trail as Visitors Unable to Start Six Bandits Rob Him; PffllNPlI All Since Executed -UUUllOIL CHAPMAN IN GOAL IS MONARCH STAR Ice So Poor in One Place It Caves in; Visitors Work Hard LADY 61FT0N Wife of Sir Clifford Slfiuti, Had nt lier homo near Toronto, tl lln- ii-ailt of an nilaok nl" bMrt troul.1,*. Lady Sifton, who was born in Ottawa, nn.1 lived Home time in WinniiH't,' hefore returniliK to lhe capital awd IBlng to Toronto, w;ih one ot Canada';. most outstamllnK women. .She la mirvlved hy her hUHhnml. Sir Clifford Kitten, former federal minister of the in- teri'.r. and hy Jive .suns and one brother. BELAND TO REVIVE CANTEEN DIVISION TIIAH,. Feb. 24.—In a onc-si-led ame, Banland hockey afirtfaUon. ihamploai of the Kootenay. tonight defeated tin- Vancouver Monari'lis. oldi-rs of the coast dtamptooi<f by *i three to ir .th in:; score. In the first or tli>- two-game series for the chain- ".ioiiHliip of th* province and tbe right to play off In the Canadian finals The Roatlaod boys had the Monarch* batten at every turn, with the exception of Chapman in fotli who urned in a game worthy of the boat*' taking 32 dangerous direct bard shots, apainst 13 turned in to Johnson in the Kofsland nets. Itosylaiul, at home on soft ice. completely outskated and outplayed the const team, wh,i-h could not hold the puck or Ret away, Their stick-hand- ling cuuld not compare with that of their opponents, who skated circles ground them. The ice was poor. Tn one plnce, ln front of the penalty box, it caved tn and dirt was scattered over the sheet fur two or three feet. Tht slush proved a great handicap to the Vancouver boys. Chapman, in goal for the Monarchs. played a stellar faint, a second Notman. Jin In. Shaw aud An (terpen were the outstanding players of the coastal bunch, while StB#ar, Nelson, Molisky and Jewell shone for the Miners. Twelve Hundred Fa-is About IJfjn fans w.tnessed the name, a large number coming from Itossland to boost for the team. The first period startfd in with a rush, with a fast shot from the face- off on the left wing, which brought Chapman to his kneca to save, and was Immediately followed by a fast (Continued on 1'a.go Seven) Minister Will Move in the House Today Former Resolution OTTAWA, Feb. St.—Hon. H. 8. H--- h.n.l. minuter of toldlara' civil re. s- lablishment, will moVt W. .hi. .-day to r.-vive the ache me for dlatrlbtttlon of can lean funda which wan killed last year by the apnati. 'I'll.- resolution provldea thai a aum of 120,0*30 is to in- told for pay man I of outaide accounts, Ji.it>.'Mm is t.i be paid to a contra! board of Ihroa trustees for th.- 1.. tu lit of Bx-nervlee I.. id tin 1 nlted S< 110,000 1" rx-memb'c lioiiaiv fi due to I.. allot ment i vice fund of Qreal Britain, h. Am. rlc*a Ri d Cr-on for of tie* Canadian Expedt- -.■ mi dUirew, :.nd the rail- divided into nine prdvlnclal French Against Allied Council On German Arms PAltlH, Fib 1\ -The French fOV- eiTiin. nt an.I press BH centinuing to r..si.-t the campaign bfing wased In London in ruvor ■ ' an all fed* conft r- en. e over tin repori on Qormany'a vi.iiati.-o-; or military otas-Mi of the I r. ,iiy of Versailles, ret in ne.i recently b) the allied control eommtaalon, Tli-- first ihi,in ifi tbe n-Kiilar order Of procedure, it Was declared in French official circles today, was for the allied war committee to present its conclualona on the report to the council of ambassadors and thi varloui Claims Three Paid to Burn the Mill but Others Deny It VANCOUVER, Teb. 24.~Invosti- ■CatiiifT the fire which destroyed the McLenn shingle mill at Co- qultlnni, Provincial Plre Marshal Tlu.ni.iH admits that the police face a stone wall. An unnamed witness has ccnfeiaed that he, wltli two others, was paid to destroy the mill, but the two named flatly dmy the cha rye, and as It remains the word of two «dtnea?es against one, prosecution Is regarded as nselesa. Ballot Manipulator Given Three Months KITCHENER, Ont,, Feh. 24.— William Gottfried, convicted of marking ballots in the recent municipal elections here, was today sentenced to three mouths in, jail, MANUEL TELLEZ Mexican diplomat, form-Mi tioned at WashiiiKton, was i held up and robb.-.i of mow valuables while motoring to M.xii-o City with his wife. The six armed bandits involved in the attack are reported to have been captured and executed. PiPECONTRACT; MAYOR VETOES Vancouver, Nelson Firms Awarded Cast and Steel Pipe Contracts TWO ALDERMEN OPPOSE MOTION Stormy Session Over Water System; Turner to Move Over Veto LEAGUE DROPS LOCAL OPTION Moderation Convention Regards It Only Means to End; Want "Control" TORONTO, Fi !4.- KINGS PROGRESS IS GRATIFYING Will Be Allowed Out of Red Soon as There Is a Fine Day LONDON, l*"eb. 24—Tbe King la mnk nf gratifying progress back to health, so much so that nt tending phyalrlana have not deemed it neces- aary to Issue bulletins since Sunday night. In the course nf a few daya If tha weather, which has boon miserably wet. eold and Changeable, should prove more genial, the royal pat ent will be allowed out of bed. The King's temperature came a little closer to normal today. N'o definite Itinerary of the tour of the King and Queen has yet been mapped. They are certain to make a number of calls in the course of their Med t.-iranean cruise, but it ia not likely that they will moke engagements of any kind ill advance. VAN. cepting a means lo an end. considerable ob jaetion was raised to advocacy o local option at the convention of the i'! /' .Moderation League of Ontario to- ("lu"11 day. The objwtort, led by K. , Liv- | ?* ,a tngatona of Grim bay, claimed that'" , , local opli.oi was unfair to lliein, und J-oluml maintained strongly tliat had the ilnIormi rural aectloni been organized ta| -Folic the urban localities were, the vote McGeei in the country places would have from been as overwhelming :is in tna cornea cili.-s and towns, In favor Of gov-! way n ernment control. i swer t Prealdent Hellrauth explained that haa gi the league bad lacked sufficient' funds and speakers for organisation In the rural communities, Approve Si ranger Beet The discussion wan upon a resolution Which referred to the government's adoption of stronger beer and in which local Option was advocated. Eventually, the words local option ware deleted. Tin- clause adopted read ai follows: "This meeting, while considering thla a step iii the right direction of true temperance, raoommenda that aa the late plebiscite exhibits a growing desire on the part of Ihe province, eapeclally In the larger cities and towns, for a fuller measure of freedom In the use of liquor, some reasonable form of government control in accordance with the wlahea of the people should be enacted." Where Did McGeer Get His 'Assurance'? Graham Denies It Mayor John Hell at last night's city council meeting vetoed a resolution fro mtha council which awarded contracts for the supply of pipe to bring water to the city from the Five-Mile creek. This state ot affairs came after a heated discuaalon in which lhe mayor and four aldermen took part. After Mayor Hell had stated he ■ta- would veto the resolution, Alderman nt'v Ueorge Turner asked him when he ■\r'.\ would veto it? Moyor Hell replied ' tint be would do so right away. Alderman Tu*ner then stated that he would give notice nf a motion to pass the motion over the mayor's veto. Mayor Boll replied that he would hava to wait a month. The whole discussion arose when Alderman Turne- made a motion that 111.- contract for east iron pipe for the Five-Mile creek system be given to the firm of Gordon & Bely-ea, at a price of »4!*,68S.r.O, and that the ateel pipe contract be awarded to the West Kootenay Equipment & Const uction company, at a cost ot (Ml per lineal foot, lor pipe nec- i ■ sary for the inverted syphons at Anderson crew. V'hen the motion was put. Alderman Austin moved that the roll be ailed, Al the railing of the city Nik. the following vote resulted: for the motion, Aide man Turner, li.ii.-an. Berrington and Austin. gainst the motion, Aldermen Mar- entla and Bennett Based on Engineer'! Report ' Merman Turner's motion was ..I on the recommendation of A. L. il o 1 hydraulic euglnee*. who i .„ n .haling with the situation me months, a 'ir I e'l v.-.--: of the opinion that he pip i hould not be purchased . i p per lata was received. It a- poor policy io buy too far a .•■ol, as it was necessary to go to .- |e,,]il. for the money. The i-itlzens, he stated, wee skepti.-al to the project. Alderman Austin, at this point, seconded Alderman Turner's motion, i but it was not put by the mayor. 'Alderman Turn- r then explained that i the plpea at the prices quoted were conslde-ably lower than Mr. Mo- Culloch'a estimate, nnd if tho city (Continued on Page Two.) rvER, I 1. i r. r- in freight =- "\ itiunv wing hen high ranees that the attains! British moved shortly" hwci ment from h ".' assurances le government, Stirling and Dickie Urge Allowing Yankee Cars More Than Month OTTAWA, Teb. 24.—GiL-te Stirling, member tor Yale, and C. H. Dickie, lnciabtr for NaiKiimo, made l'-sprcccntat^cns to tho deputy tuin- ttdac at easterns tottny, on bchr.u cf estosdlng the period ot one mc nth Ur allowing* American tourist ean In British Ootam-ata, Dynamite and Fuse Stolen in Montreal] MONTREAL, Feb, 84, — S xiy! sticks of dynamite and 800 fast of; fuse were stolen during the night j from a local warehouse, it waa re-1 ported today lo the police, who, fear it may have fallen into the handH of bandits contemplating I some outrage. STEAMER ARRIVALS HiTdiRiMi,]. ut N.'W Vi.rk. from Kuu t lilt li]|.l i.e.. M:iurftani;i, at Gibraltar, frum New York. Bmpreaa nf Scotland, at Gibraltar, lrom Now York, licvuniaii, at Bolton, fr,.ni Liverpool. City of Melbourne, nt Hoston, from Halifax. .'aiuullun llxttlorer, at .Sydney, N'.S. \V.. from Halifax. Canadian Volunteer, at Halifax, from New Vork. Lola ICaank. at nt. joim, x. b., from ■ llosarlo. Hurricane Sends Ships on Shore; France Is Swept PARIS, Feb. 24.—Two ships wero driven ashore B total logs, and ethers were in distress in the Atlantic and the Bay of Biscay today, when tiie foul weather of the past day becsmi a hurricane this afternoon. The Brest roads, the La Rochelle and La Police harbors, and the mouth of the Giroiide, were filled with vessels running before the tempest. The storm was accompanied by snow and hail. Several casualties have been reported, Including the drowning of two sailors. AUNT HET p. in. ii thai V buated.' . I, up Widow ■Met to.lay an" • iii hi:. I'anla The Weather Th" temp, ratines below nra for tha M iinur-i eti'jiiit; yaitardajr ufiuruot-o at , oclook. VU'TOBIA. 1-vl'- -I. -— Nelaon and vicinity, K'lor.'illy lair and eolder. Min. .Max. NELSON 35 (7 Victoria .1 M Kuoiloop" Ti fi Prlaoa Kurili 2« .'i* Atlln "-!-' -1 Cal#ar» • tl lu Portland M r,t> Seattle 42 4K Pantlcton 39 r,t Onnd Forks US III Kaalo N Is Sdmonto* • 4 i> Vimeouver . . , 42 Hi Itarkerylllo , 13 22 ■atavaa io 44 Hawson »3l 12 Wlnnlpal 14 1* ■an Kianei*..-., r,o $-. Spokane 31* 4ti Vernon 3;l 44 Cralil.rook 33 47 l'rlnee Alliert *t) (J • lleloiv *eru. Tage TVo ^ THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1925 Leading Hotels of the West Where Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained George Benwell, Proprietor The Premier Hotel of the Interior AMERICAN PLAN RATES, J3.50 TO 15.00 Rooms with Running Water and Private Eaths. Headquarters for all Travelling Men, Mining Men, Lumber Men and Tourists. ROTAR1AN HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00 THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THE CITY Hl'MK — A. !.. Falklna, Calgary; vcr; W K. Word, IViitmimi: Jul r.....it,*.. I-:, Parry, n. A. rule, c W. N'twcll, Kpokanr: .1. i: Brawn i Ids.*. C. A. Ci.it. r, ll, C. Vivian. V. li. Forkai ntla Hawklna, Hall; Mr Wiii.ll.in. W. il. D. Walker, Vanoou* A. Moor.., Toronto. iiii in ii1 miwi— mi——iw—i—im n imi EUROPEAN PLAN Daylight Sample Rooma fo. Commercial Men. Hotel Strathcona Once You Get Acquainted With the Strathcona YOU WILL STOP AT NO OTHER INCH GIVES CONTRACT; VETOES (Ctiritlnimil fnun l'npe Cnel 1,1 .in i lhe l.ny, it ahould di Mayor Ball - Vmi sin 1 N.I Id Ill "11 till ll.hv do wa know tin. plpea natructlon. won't u**.' A i.l. iniiiii Turner I have gone Into Hi., englneer-a n poi t ttloroughlfl and Hi,, only feaelble ayatam la by fray nl l-i.-..-Mil., creek. Mayor Bell -Whal it the people him down the bylaw nnd we nave lha i.h.i- ,.ii .mi hi -'.' The people want In I w Tin- I ..In... Aa then Hi rn in I preaent, ner suggested lhal tha , be put. Newell Addreaiea Council im.hi Anatln ,-i.iii-ii iiml laal . a II in ii in in. hail favored II ii.- I i u new null'! ih.uii.lii Hi" preeent aii*.- go i n.i with ,1. It, Newell, ill Hi- Spokane I'i- lenl work, .ii ihi- I"'.in aaked leai-e , a*aa the counell rt.ittng thai i.. elti mm um mill aldered hla m,,, 111,,., I,,,- concrete pipe, There whn lei'i.lilliH'iiili'il Ihul tl"' water sii|,ply lie brought from I'ive-Mile creel., atated HvjI llle innal duroWa pipe shuiihl l.e uaeil In lhe eon- junction. As therii were low temlera on e.isl linn pipe, he leeiillilllenilml its use. gtm\ pipe sliinilil lie used Ut the Allileisini ereek portion. A pipe lln.. ul sieel, wuoil nr cement o.iiihl he I'liiisii'iiiie.l cheaper than ol eusi ii'i.-f. lie did nm favor enn- .Tile )ii|ie lines. There were two svstcins in Canada now In use. om hi WlnMpe( and one al Victoria. Both were giving trouble today. Mr. Newell, ul Spokane, al this . nn atated thnt the conditions ut Hum pointa were different. The Victoria line wus iiii lhe ground sarin.-e The Winnipeg line wns underground ill nlkuli ground. Aiileriri.-iii Barrlngtun .ui this point, atated thut there huu been conalder- able iiitituliiin Hum year to year nhnut the eity water stilmly. It wus now uil- initleil Ihut il wns ul [null Hum cun- luiniilulii'ii. nnil nn one et'illtl tell whether or nut a typhoid epIdeHllo llii-hl break ullt. Ill Ihe evenl nt ull outbreak ibe city would ba In a bad shape. The mini..n ol Ahlermun Turner wus then aaked for by Alderman Ausiin. Mayor Ball pul tin- nu.Hun mnl ii wns carried wiib two AMermi n Oppodng. Mayor Hell sini,'.I thai he would I,.lie 1.1 Vein thf Lull. ■llu ynu vein il new'.''* uske.l Alderman Austin. There waa no reply from Mayor Bell Ai.lerin.in Tiinii-'- ll i's neceaaary to give notice of a motion to puss in,- motion uver yuu veto, I'll iiii ii ONTARIO PROBE REVEALS NEED OF EXPORT BODY House Committee Urges It lie Taken Up With the Nation CATTLE TRADE IN ONE IJUYER'S HANDS Existing Railway Rates Arc Said lo Hurt Ontario Industry In M bul 'll. I.i.I .1 III Queen's Hotel THE CENTEROF CONVENIENCE Hot and coM watef In BVOTf room. BteUO heated. A. LAPOINTE, Prop. THE MADDEN HOTEL T. MADDEN, Prop. Steam-he-i.cri Rooms by tho Day, Week or Month. Every considera .ion shown to quests. Cor. B,.ln*r anil W.ird Sis. Nil.on .11 1 |i|i|..N All Mill,!. r Ullt Su vi l.niie. SI.ui I. l'l.ml,. II. .1 Inni ul' ami ii'i.k" "ti ..--liinnii-. Roughly itu.ssim. he siui.'l thin he could Bave tiinn i-l'i.-i-ii) lo ?U" ii lhe cull' Blrueti.iu by ll-ui". e. in. ni pin". M,l, ui.nn Turner aimed th.it lhe coutu .! had enough Im irmuilnn in I, : il... pipe eonlrui I. Tbe ad\ Ice ul it . ,i -,:ii..-i- uu- guild and ahould be ii.-i.,] upon, li ii |,i-uvi:-.i...i wis miuli tn the flima I" whom Ihe contrai is were nwarded Ihul the price hold ill Muy i. Hi,- hi 'il sh mill then I, in- i unsi uMi- iiii ui lo work upon. McCulloch Favora C.-.st Pipe Mr. Mi i'u!!i.. h. hydraulic engineer. BILIOUS and SICK HEADACHES ARE CAUSED BY CONSTIPATION imi.I f.»r t will I..-.-. ul Kick Iii in e the imism it in-,' iii lha hi I Mnvin- Dell V.iu'll hav i ii month, I um wi.iki llll il iile Alderman Tin- lhe notion Hint tin' council eeeare us long n te.'i.i ns ii.ksiIiI,. from Oordon .V Ilulviu. su ['hut Iipeclfll iilinus ull The motion paeeej wlthonl n naya, FBCifSARMISTICE CAR WORRIES EM War Ministry Can't Protect It in Paris and Won't Let It Go Away I'AftlS, Keb. :l Tl iiilnniliii or - ui ii Inss in kiuia whal In d« nnh kin I aha I Vi ch's I u< wartliin .leeplng car headnnarlera in which iii iim.i.l ,,t Hi,' Invnlidea building ■ ii- .1 is lust t mi: weather- lea The mi!, way uf nreMervlna. ii..in lhe .l.ni.ui.. In its nrearlil hi - I., build n -I nr it Hell, ral .Mi.iiuv eustnillnn nt th. i Mananr'. disfigured hj MEW GRAND HOTEL HI. Vernon Strict Ent.t ly brick I I in city. Steam healed; Iim nml cold water. -ur,.in.-in um] American nluna OCCIDENTAL HOTEL A. C. TOWNER. Proprietor The Inn f plenty. Fifty munis nf snliil comfort lll'ilTi*. Trull: VV I l'"l .Ye serve Hie l.est meall ln Nelsnn It'a the ...nk MILBURN'S .AXA-LIVER PILLS tl< , ■i iiiiK; W .1 ■ i n, -A .Mini.. SAVOY HOTEL Stl Mi Tim. 1.1... 's.. trom Depnt. mu II.:,Ink Hy I'-iv. Week "i nth. Hoi nn.l. ..i.l running .. Her. For Your Comfort. J. A. KERR, Prop. MRS. MALLETTE ii It It. Nn. 1 ' I v. us nwfullj Mi-niliilg epulis "hi Ii ill.!.. I ii led different i 1 .. lief. 1ml s.ii.- I.:-,. , Pills llu- hcudachcH nlinn Imi.- iii--- -"'''I- , - ill mi.fnl for whal ..in- tm in.-." i linn-gluts : leal- ..■ l,-, Tin- T. Milburn I, Toronto, out. the° kootenay' hotel 'CASCARETS' 10c IFDI Vernen Street Phone 6"^ Completely renovated. Thirty com full llll- 1 -1. ■A Hume Im- ti"- World ut Ue-isun.ili I'rlci a." BAVOV - v. II «n wui.il: Mr nn I Mis f ti.ut: Mu- Mu ,1, H .N Mis .1 Kolin, II v: u. .1 [mill N. iti . .M. Km,is-.ul: Van. i, I...ins Huh. ii, Ti null.,, A Slitl ll Kaalo. STIRLING HOTEL 715 Vernon Street East Steam heated. Hot and cold water. We ara here to Berva you. P. H. BUSH, Prop. Nelson's Best Cafes When at Nelson. Eat at tha Golden Gate Cafe c 'u.ihty All White Help. \mj\ T.. . :. un your luni.ls without , i ii in p Ing or overartlng, take Sl.-k hi-.-ul- Ide Irnck, where Ihe anm sitin.l -I ih-I.- build HAVE AWN OF UNSEATING POOLEY Liberals Note His Law Finn Advisors of Province's Hankers VllTl IIH**A. I.l' 21— lleplvllia In ii ili-iuirh iv..in v.un,umei- aaaerllna ll, il llu I.i...-mis I here, in view nl Uu ll{.. eh- nil, .lit -— ■ \ .—1 i- SHERBROOKE HOTEL Near C.P.R. Station. It na tit Km unable lint.-a. H. DUNK, P'oprictor THE L. 0. CAFE .11 Wll NP'.Ml 'ii.iiu. Smtu \\ 'I' Wc Cater to Private Pal til BUY ADVERTISED GOODS Compter, Tltett Select THE STANDARD CAFE 220 Bnkcr Street. Nekon, B.C, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 11:30 lo ?:30, Special Lnneh 3S< 5:30 to 8:00 p.m., Supper . 30c Phone 154 BRIEFLY TOLD k-EN'S nnd llu)a Wi ir AT I* pu] u I'm .- 1°, ' .mil appeal ! p__Bi bmm^\ v-"- "' bj-rsCLontTO f'jfc. Men Suited _* K,lllil.K.|is. were lllllikllii; nf . ndeuv mi* i m-iil li, II I'....hi. .1.11111-I- I,ml liis h-RIll lull, h.uilli-- i.ii-iiinss i<>r lhe Bank nl I- ■ whh li 'h il< null the nm. I inn. ill. Ml l'ni.h-1 st,ites his limn lor innis ha. represented llu- hank 'hut uh.it h - Ihul lo iiu v.iih the governmenl Su fuf us I mn concerned, mv firm will contlue In net tin- Hie hunk, uuil im matter wh it teea are paid, it i- iii i nny nf thu government'* lu TORONTO, Feb, It. -Tlu. creation .1 i Canadian national export con iiissiun. siniilui- In Ihni now in ipi ration in New ZeuUind, is rac - lien,I.-.1 In a roporl of lhe s|ie. lul ilii'ii'iiltuiul committee nt the On - .Uil. lev.islnl:ilc. Which ll.'hI nil - ines in all pulls of Hi.- province, anil iimse report wus tabled in lhe houaa tuita.v liv iis chairman Hr. Jamie- mn, .M.I..A. Tha re i urgea. upon the ftw- lui nt Hi.- advlttnblltty nl taking the leceeeury atepa, wilh Hu- fetlerul an.l ither provlm lal gnvrrnmenta tor tha uriniliK-ul' llle il|iiiil, huniil. I'uin- ;:ht 1'-- li-'llluilv uiih i-eiiul-.l lu cuttle Bhlp- menta, the i- po-l suvs: "Tli" committee strongly lecnni- inimis thn Hi., iiutui-i. government urge upon, the Dominion govern- iii'iii lull .un,ill, .rati .r the in - tereata mnl requirements ..I Ontario ahlppera in whatever federal policy iiiu.i in- decided upon tu eceura n- dUCtlon .,1 ue, un rules" Develop Oi. ario Bocf Cattle 'I'he repori declatea it is obviotia ipuhlu uf ,.iu llu fa exceeding lhe present export [rom the Dominion, shim la were followed from wester itnrl i lo Knglnnd conducted l.y men cxperli n ,-,t In the .■utile trade, nml Hu results showed Him us iii.mj were unprofitable us ihni Ontario should be able in ship us many Ire ..nil,- tu Kngland as does Ireland. The pnlenlli «-■,- , : Ontario tu i in lu l; Im, null,mnl Me \... I. Hr.Mil.vnv. lh., Hrlllsl ts. nu he f.illv ,1,. listing Influence .-. "Me. Sliiiiu llu ui i slu.-l u- nl,! I' On llle Marine; a il- V u\; ninl a 'Hi. la limited llefled ils.lt Ihni eliiui.-ul I,i.nehm,I m hi Hi" N. it ll Alluiil fi'ieiU'e, . ll . nn, n. [lie , nn. lusloll wlde-spi-end power ufli Mr i.r Levi I ,1 R itea Too High ,, letiiii ul Hi, ui,mill im.nls lu -pull.i it,.n ns lie- In in. is' mini il'.'.. .-.iis Ihe report. The high I "I rales lesiiim all business, nr us u:,i-i. -iuiiir.il Industry, and i Ihis slniiii|...iiil the iniliminl Your Spring Coat Has airivotl. They come in Poirets, Tritotines, Velours and Polos. Latest designs. Many touched with Fur. Tlioy are or generous weight, and half or fully lined. Prices $17.50 Up to $50.00 NEW WASH GOODS (Jinghams, Chanibrays, Broadcloths, in plain colors and stripes; Linen Suitings, Fancy Crepes. A complete range to choot-e from. NEW DRESS GOODS Tricotines, Poirets, Wool Crepes, Plain and Fancy Flannels, Heavy Tweeds in fancy patterns. All Spring Sewing Accessories NelsonDryGoodsCo* LADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS CAPE BRETON IS LEFT TO NOVA SCOTIA iho bovao with llu- dogfsrtfl roply Mr, Meighen: "Tins is Ills slory. This is his |Mg| Prftlslng protection All llu' nce thai better times trera a i .ng. 1 n waa within a few mlnutei of : \,iu ii Mr. Woodnworth'i Formal ni | tion for adjournment Waa itoojm nd the houw proceeded td otli Woodsworth Wants Inquiry \\^J.J. ■n"Z i:TZn Znyl hut Government Says It's Provincial OTTAWA. I'-' - S.'lm.luli'il liualnem In lha houae today fava ni,I, i iu lively dlacuaeton ot oon. dltlona in iim mining araaa of Nova .s'.-niia. .-.'i-uii-uiv h.ul Hn- houaa ni" nnil limn .1. B. W l-uni'lll. I,u- bor, t'.-lll. I- U'imi |if „ii-. wum ul "in- time with Mr. \V iHworth ii liis crltlcam of <*..ii- lltona < r tin* Cape Breton mining lelds. ll<- thought the time had ■inn.' in gel down to bran larks md Bee it' tin* canker un the in- lURtrlal I fi* oi Canada ahould hi permltteil tn >*.\isi any longer. Hut Hi.* iiroviim. of Nova Scotia H >.l th.- niin.'S, and dr«W royal- tii-. from ihem ahould noi the ii...nt I..- addreaMd rather tu tha n\ in. lal government '■' Nova Koala Gota Boyltiw t'ii:iiity began at henna, Mr. Hur- i.k added, ami the pTOV life uf Nova Scotia was receiving jtiiH'.oud ;t year in the way ut mining roy- altlea, I'i*. mier King pressed Iho argu- nienl further hy reference to lhe announcement "f Premier Arm- air ong lhat tho Nova Seotla g appo'itl n com- mWton oi Invaatlgatlon. Buch a iiuii. y having i.tK-n decided by the Novn Scotia government, Premier Kin*.' held, the federal authnr.lies < id i..-m ;.ssi>t tint altuatloa by imi interfering. Melzhtn Bees nu Obntaclt im iii.- i.Min* luni'i. Ki ii..a. Arthur Mclghvn. ..pponiuon leader, declared of continuous det» ClearThePores Of Impurities With Cuticura Soap -Soap, Olnlnr-*,,!. T.lrum .Mr! ...rr^ti.T. .Mi- M nnl.iu:. rlu I..n. nn.l .li,i, i nf Hu- trouble was .I,-iii..i thai there iin- Brltlah North .-..ni tlm federal Ul inin, is nnil slu.•I .. u ui niiu-iiil org- i*hi mica ns Ihu unit i< ill u aharp mi .Mi- Murduc't, -il Hun Mr JIu with aworda, b illllhl'l US, llu 111 Thi I II imssi .1 Proter-'ion Sunj Andrew UcMaatar, Bronu ■ tin, Mlb tT't HOT f.GMMSl "IHt / LNvl VO« Mt \0 VltNR CQMQCtSS (,iM".\.\5'b .j\: Ik C'vI.UV'l,0\^ COV.U-.ft.- "11.-\ \ i-Til-U *1RM T.0 VH-XS^ UVKt fi I ill IHtlJlM-1 • vWi VS HO~V k bMUMs-. iJCllkftt>\NCl v'OViSi - ^VlV**t VM vVlt CM*-.? 110,000* tv -ItM-l- Tut UAUt)*t^ 1^ ^V-VVV.WV' V-lHH CWOVCE V\^M"Cl*5 VROM PVV O-o^-S. T>.^ VIOUU3 - l^OW IT VlNt-.V; "TO RtKSOM TW-LN V*IO*J\.*0 NTT t>?ttTt.\> ~niUR Ct>t.T OVCVX) Cll\_HTtV^ MCiVUVH*) ^V)*V ^NMVI Tvb*3vT*3 UWL Hf-M ftMti ttjCiS-i • SHV-tt Swn<* Handed Grip Feels Like Real Business Its 25-Ycar Point Has a Smooth Speedy Gait RIGHT from thn moment this Over-size barrel nestles in your fniKcra. your hand senna to know lhat here is a pen thai stnyswhpn1 it's put, A size lli.it hoMss.i extra supply of ink lo tide yon over. A point lhat up i;iinrantc( for 25 years'wear. a ImnJiunt pi mo own, hut not nn rusy ptn taioBf. For it rt lilm-k- Mmd lucgitcr-rrd i-ok.r Still nut. ' Dt.ii"t forurt vour Duofold!"it yftu otii rttolcuvc without pickinc imp. »0ld by StatHinrrv, Jewrlrv. l>m& and Drririmrtiit Stores Tha P.irtier Fountain Pen Co., Limited l-'nitory and Grnrrnl OfficfB loionlo, t>n(-irio rarltrr Dunfoh! Pe-nctt* I; mmtek thr pan, $j,5.i; Ovrr-xi***. U Varkmts. i*Jiitmvr*M \my I hiofold |r. S . Udy Duofold Si nc cxicpr lor u/r' Wiih tin* for (.hiurUme ■m. --.- ■MMMMBMMHHHBMI » £01 THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY », 1925 Page Threfc 'ROAD TO LOVE' • By ELENORE MEUERIN CirAPTKR III. THE ROULEVS There whs no (jiieenlc to shield him now Even Sid wns gone. Denny threw one swift glance nt Aunt .fosie'-s lumlipriiig figure dashing to the gas meter. As he ran, Prince Jerry harked. That ruined the only chance. For Aunt Josie heard and hurried. "Denny, come here!" She reached out nnd caught his arm. Ho hung his head, hut that didn't repel Aunt Josie. She leaned down and pressed tho coarse lips, that always smelted of cahhages on his. He shivered. "Come in and he quick, Denny, There's not much time. Come along!" Denny didn't hudge. "Don't stand there like a little stone, Denny. Havo you lost your tongue? Ain't you glad to go with your aunt and your little sister?" Denny's chin douhled: "Xo, I ain't." "Shame, Denny. That's not a nice thing to pay. Hurry now!" So Denny niarchrd in and stood with hreaklng heart as his shirts, ha few ties, stockings and overalls •were folded and placed in the straw hamper. Aunt Josie, her bulky figure seeming to bulge over the whole room, talked incessantly. "You ought to be thankful yonr A BAD COLD DEVELOPED INTO BRONCHITIS Mrs.' T.evl ORilnn, Amherst Mlinre, N.K., writes: "My Iml.y girl had 0 very bad uuhl which turned lo bron- Chlil.i, llll'l she unlihl lint sleep lit night for tlm roughing. 1 gave Imr over.vtliinl*- I umil.1 think o( In !•*- Hove her, but nothlag suenmil in do Imr tiny good, nml slm wus lint ttel- tlnfr nny batter. I wns advleed, hy a frienri, to try DR. WOODS NORWAY PINE SYRUP "I did io, and after -giving her n few doses \ saw g.'ud etfePtB, so I kept nn wilh il. 1 Bftve hot two bottles, and her cough won lefl In-r. nnd now sli.1 is as well as can 1>". eann.ii pralM 'Dr. Wood's' e»*aifh; t is certainty a wonderful raertlelne,". This preparatinn liafl bwn oil ilie market for the pasi :!*'. years; tinmi- faftured only hy The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Out. itprle said you could come. Don't go making trouble. Cawd knows we've had,our share of that. Gawd knows your own father don't bother his head. Just remember that, Denny, even if your uncle ain't the gentlest man in the World. ■ He's doing more than I expected, what with three of his own let alone feeding you and Katy." Denny, his voice breaking, blurted out: "I ain't goin'!" Aunt Jpsie sighed wearily, looked reproof at Denny. His courage fell. "Leastwise I better stay here. Aunt Josie. Sid's coming hack. He told me he was. Sid'll ho awful disappointed if I ain't here. He tole me to stay." 'Oh, he did, did he? WttI, don't worry none about that. Come nl-nng now, Denny." She sent a roving glance over the disordered room, took his hand between her grubby palms. "Got all your things, now?" But there was the piece of coral on the top shelf of Ihe sideboard, his sling shot and magnifying glass n the kitchen drawer nnd the tool chest Queenie gave him the day after lie came running back to her and home. Aunt Josie followed him, and at lam even Denny could find no more excuses. "Hurry now and don't drag your feel." r?he cautioned. At the steps 1'iince Jerry bounded to Denny's sido. "Come awn, Jerry. We're goin'!" It was a despondent order that brought Aunt Josie to a stiff halt. 'What! You ain't planning tu bring the cur along?" "l'rincc?" Denny verge of tears asain. a cur!" "He can't coine!" panted. "Vim mean I golta I-'or answer Aunt tho dns bo flown the was on the "I'rfnce ain't Aunt Josie leave Jerry?" Josie pushed it wan half shoved Denny's heart Girls! Hair Grows Thick and Beautiful 35-Cent " Danderine" Does Wonders for Lifeless, Neglected Hair A gleamy mass of luxuriant hair full of gloss, lustre nnd life shortly follows a genuine toning ti]) of neglected scal[.s with dependable " Danderine." Falling hnlr. Itching sralp and tin- dandruff is corrected immediately. Th in, Iry, wispy or fading hair Is quickly nvigor-ited, taking on new strength •olor nnd youthful beauty. "Dan- lerine" is delightful on tbe hair; a •efre.shing, stimulating tonic — not aicky or greasy! Any drug store _^f She made herself and her friends miserable. A few drops of Shiloh would have relieved her cough at once. Shiloh in Bufe flure and economical. At your druggist, 30c, 60fl and $1.20. SHILOR r for COUGHS Use Celery King a gentle laxativc'Tea" and tonic for the family At your druqgitt 30c and 60c INDIGESTION!!! UPSET STOMACH GAS, GAS, GAS Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief! Innabt taoat from poorness, gases >r acidity *'f stomach; from Indiges- linn, flatulence, palpitaiion, headache or any stomach distress. The moment you chew a few "Papc's Diapcpsln" tahlets your stom- neh feels fine. Correct your digestion for a few cents. Pleasant! Harmless! Any drug store. bounded to his throat "Don't you hurt him! Tome nwn, Jerry." lie Looked to ihe bulky woman aad lis lips ipiivcred. "I con I.In'i l.-ave him. Aunt Jusie, please. I tell vou and tell vou and ttffl you— please." "Come along then. Cawd know's uncle wun'L have It. It'll mean hiding It iu the bascmeni and no end of trouble." But l'rincc Jerry went along. Katy and bis cousin, Lizzie were just coming home for lunch as they reached the house. h'aiy's cloudless blue eyes danced, hut she lowered her head shyly say: ng in a li.^iant, polite way; "I,o, Denny." Then she ran up and whispered excitedly; "Oooh! You'll ketch it if I'nele Matt sees Prince!" Denny pulled bo hard at the strap that Prince Jerry yelped. His young master turned with a gulp: "Shut up, I'rince, I tell you shut up! Kin 1 help it?" That first night of his return to his uncle's house Denny never forgot. In Qtteenie's flat even the kitchen •.molt nice. At night after Sid fried the steak she us.I to light littlo cones of incense to make it "sweet and fantastic." That's what she often said. Hut Aunt Josle's kitchen was a hubditb of odors—the soup boiling over or tbe potatoes burning, the meat smoking and the everlasting hangover smell of cabbage. Tbe loom was canopied in murk In one corner was the granite sink with a closet for tbe pois and pans built underneath. Next to the sink was the stove and in the opposite corner a battered sewing machine. The table, always covered with a tpattered brown and white doth was set near the stove so that Aunt Josie could reach over and bring the blackened pans right to tbe table. Denny hate I to .ve her do this. He sat between his t.BtOt, Kulie, and his crtusin. Lizzie. -Vex** to them was the baby in a high chair and opposite was the oldest of Matt Dor- ley's children—Violet. Violet Was 16. She wore her hair turned tinder, w.lh a. great taffeta bow that was a source of delight and annoyance, for she was const,-m Ily spreading it out wilh vain, s. If-conscious little touches. as though to say, "Sec what a pretty thing I am!" Pretty and dainty, she was but a pathetic uncertainty In the winsome chin the eyes overlarge and tar too eager, the curved mouth, that was at once childish and willful. One could look ut Violet and feel nad. She was at that age whrn she liked to imagine herself fine and beautiful. Matt Borley's kitchen continually in.crruplnd her airy fancies. Just now" she came over and kissed Denny, doing it very fML- clously, as though she were a prince, and Denny liked her and looked up to her. Aunt Josie, puffing a great deal evidently in a state of suppressed excitement served the meat. She kept looking toward tbe door and repeating. "Hurry children—hurry." "Ma," Violet frowned in disdain, "do we have to choke down our food?" "Violet," Aunt Josie pleaded, "you know better." "I'm getting sick of it, ma' I'll not stand It!" "Voe!" Then suddenly. "Hush!" Tbe door was flung open. I'nele Matt came in. A troubled, un easy silence. The bulking form with Its undershot jaw clinched, its little pig eyes gleaming, stood iu tlm center of the room sneering at Aunt Josle's red, anxious face. "Vou wnild do it wouldn't you? Had to fetch tbe brat? Couldn't rest till you got him, fool that you ing back. for...me. .He told me to wait. He jgt\ve me $2 told me he was coming." '"He did, did he? Two dollars, eh? Where are they-?'' - Denny breathed fast, winked harder, but he didn't answer. The massive finger pressed his chin. "Where are they." Again came Katy'a warning kick, "I got 'em," Denny answered. "You got 'em, have you? Let's hnve a look." The hand caught Denny hy the shoulder, brought him to his feet. "Now, my fine millionaire!"' The second thrust Into Denny's pocket brought out Sid's parting gift. Matt laughed. "That pays for your dinner, brat!" Denny shut his eyes, quick, doubled his lips together and as Matt. Horley strode from the room, he shook both fists after him. Katy stuck out her tongue as far as it would go. ■ "Mamma!" Lizzie yelled. "Katy stuck out he tongue nt papa. She made a face," "Shut-up, you little' tattle-tale?" Violet's pretty face was white and all the curves gone from the willful mouth. Hhe turned indignantly to her mother. "It's a shame, ma. I'd not stand for It." Then she got tip in disgust and left the room. Aunt Josie Jabbed a comb into her coarsened hair, scraped bones and meat into a newspaper and let Denny lake them down to Prince. As soon as he reached the basement where it was dark, Denny began to cry. He put his arms around Drince Jerry and let hlm lick the tears away. It seemed a year since yesterday; years and years since Queenie hail knelt at his bed whispering gay liltle stories in his ear. Denny thought of that moving light across her red lips. He grew frightened and went dashing up the stairs. That n'ght he lay in a. littlo eiio next to Katy's, his eyes peering into the darkness. There waa it step—,t slim forth leaning over him. Denny shook from head to fooi: "Queenie —mamma ?" "Denny." It Was only Violet. She pressed a dime into his hand, "Don't you care, Denny. Sid's sure to come." * , "I know," Denny gulped. "He tole me be would." Denny believed it. Kvery morning he woke up thinking: "He'll come today." Kvery nigtu he went to ■sleep hoping: "He'll come tomorrow" He'd run home from school, saying to himself: "Maybe there. (lee. I bet ho is!" Hut thero was no Sid. WEBSTER PEN AT TOP OF CONTEST Dominion Experimental Farm Still at Top for Totals Two pens whieh hitherto have not figured in the hinh totals for either week or grand totals in tbe Agassiz egg-laying contest, are at the top for the highest number of eggs laid during the Wth week of the contest. These are the pens belonging to J. T. Webster, Iiobson, with ">:> eggs, and H. A. White, Loch- dale, with Hi However, Mr. Webster's grand totals is only 387, and Mr. White's 50ft. while the highest pens are in the "00 class. The Dominion experimental farm, Agassiz, non-competing, still heads the list for grand totals with tn eggs, and comes fourth for the week wilh tt, Mufford & Sons, Milner. and the I'nity poultry farm, Vernon, arc second for totals with 70S, hut neither come among the first five for the week. The Dolivar White Leghorn farm is third for totals, I low for the week. Tozer, Milner, is third for the week with r.o ej;£s, and Crahame, I^'ingelv Prairie, tilth with ■lfi. and address. White Leghorn Dom. Kxp. Farm, Agassiz Pennie, A., County Lino Bolivar w. L. Farm Cloverdale Ih.yes Pros., Dewdney Brpwn, Ruth, Pitt Meadows Chalmers, J., Ilnnev , Chalmers, it. W., Thrums Darbey & Son. Hammond Farrlngton Bros., Central P ..., riowerdew, K. B„ Cogblan Oration*, K. IL, Lang! Drairio Homan & Tvemlow, Coghlan Kennedy Bros., Westminster Hid's I -Stoch, William, t'aiv. ■ton ■-... | Metcalfe C, P.. Ham- Wk. 4* DOCTOR ARTHUR REPORTS UPON MILK Stables of Alleged Milk Sellers Inspected; Matter Referred to Solicitor 3.1 11 44 112 A month passed—two, tliri'i'. One niiinil Saturday ho wai playing hop-Scotch Kuflord, .1. li.. & Son.- with Katy ami Lizzie. The postman Milner eniieil out: "Package fnr yon,, Ruln.-'a I', Farm, Bur- Denny!" 1 n* c Denny wns nil chucklea when he|R*W>p4 Bendall, Sper naw that tlourlahlng "Muster Den- Iim. mini Brooka." His heart Jumped with! Ruttledie, M. 11.. ITI B4S 457 371) ,'!7il .-,11 337 540 441' 111 70S 4S'l The protest rniseil hy loenl mill, dealers ngu'lnat alleged sulci uC milk In the city hy persons not having a dealer's llrenee waa again hefore the eity council last night, when a report was made hy Dr. K. C. Arthur, city meilienl health officer. The matter, after thorough discussion, was referred to the city solicitor. lir. Arthur, ln his report, pointed out that he h.n.l visile.1 the various perons complained of and in some instances had found thai a milk sale was heing nia.te in the city hy persons witholil licences. Some persons outside the cily had stuhlcs which did not come up to the l.v- luws. line Interesting point wns thut brought up hy Dr. Arthur, who stated that Adam L'ruicksliaiik, uf Willow l'oint, did not peddle milk in th.' city. He wns an expressman or common carter, who braught milk to the city for persons who hired him to do so. This*- wus matter of law ami the doctor recommended that the iiu solicitor deal with the QUftatlon. Can City Stop PracUce llil'lnimi I'.errington could nut I any way in which lho .ity could sop the milk delivered in Ihe elty hy a er.iumun carrier, It was, however, uiiiuir io tiie mllkdealera. Alderman .\nsiin -It 1 was a milk dealer I'd he d — il I'd pay a ■ence when othera did not. In referring tn tiie Curlew Creani- y selling milk, Alderman Austin staled that this concern wus operated Ihe same as tl her wholesale peddlers in the city. Tlicv were all peddlers and should have a I: licence. Alderman Berrington—Whe you get your iiifonnutioir.' Alderman Austin—-l oaii I wholesale rigs slop und delive little papkagea, I t Id tike my arm and deliver. Doctor's Report Dr. V.. C. Ainu's report , various cases he hud looked ii as follows: A. Crulckshank—Whether or mu Mr. rrniekslinuk hns a right to de- liver milk for his patrons in a legal point which I am not competent to bylaw floor, i He cla liver any milk excepting in whole- I present. He sells Iwo quart! of milk aale lots, which he claims he is en-'| daily. The slnl.le has u . emciu floor tilled to do under his wholesale I but no gutter. It is well lighted, >ul licence. Sometimes people come lolls unsufficiently ventilated. A horse the creamery for milk and cream by I Is kept In the same' conipaniiient. retail bringing their own containers, j which Is contrary lo bylaw 5W. W. 11. Mclnoezuk.-IIo bus one cow. I 1*. H. Wools -Hns good Mali for His stable does not in all partial- <"•'' «••*■ "">""' "' covered "." ' ■■ -mply with the requirement* of i ■■'"""'» Knttcr anil drain. Ucll !r.n! lighted and aiifficieiulv ventilated. No iw ln stable when place visited. Mr. Doyle — Has one -cow, but sells , ,. .. milk. Stable run np to bylaw Messrs, A. Kerush and K. I'leters— ,,,,, u|1.0||U.nH I have previously recommended that j , Minnie—Keeps on w. sells no these persons rc-civo licences. | mj,k 8ta|u# |n Wi.s| Tmn_„ dra„ Stable in Good Shape ( and well lighted, Mrs. A. Collin—She slates she does I The stables of W. Latin, C/ l". not deliver milk within the cily ! Loehnert. I.. Ste,Hie, F. Rappelay and limits. Her stulde is of stone with a j J, Mui'nro ure outside of tbe city cement floor and gutter. She has a | llmlta, anil ibe city is not concerned good dairy with cement floor and as lo the condition of these stables. cooling tank, ! If 'he Nelson dairymen have evidence W. II. .I.ffs—He delivers no milk ' Hint any of thea V selling milk in Within the city. He has a good stable, the cily, such evidence should be and cement floor and gutter. The given the cily, ninl if sufficient, the gutter is. however, too smnll. city should prosecute lhe offenders James Niven—He has two cows at 1 upon thai evidence. •II, hut bus a tight ul is clean and well kepi. I ' lis he docs not sell milk. *7 triumph—i real message fr Bid! I'ven whin lie was a man urown Denny counted (Itat day the most lra>;:c of liis life. (To Be Continued.) MARGARETLEARD TO BROADCAST SOLOS Coleman Will Play and Sing: for Local Club's Radio Concert When the Ktlaon Radio club hroa-icRstH iis weekly program from ils Ma Li. in on Nelaon avenue, l-'air- v'ew, anions Ilie performers will be Miss Marcarat Leard, ami Mill Coleman. A loral iii'cht'slra will nlso give Bslactl-oni. The program to bo Kiven tonight is: nrchefcra—"June Night," "Bock A ]!>■■> My Baby nines." Banjo and vocal selections—Tilll Coleman, "My Honolulu Hula (Jilt." Orchestra—"Sa Ilv I.on." *'K;ss Mc Goodnight," "Hard Hearted Hannah." Vo<*ai peicetinns—Margaret Leard, "Homing. rhtreea Dei Blego," "Friend o' Mine" (Sanderson). Orchestra—"The Only Night," "Mem- Dry Lane." Duet—HArgaret Laud and BUI Coleman, "The Kosnry." Orchestra—"The l'al That I Loved Stole the gum Attn the tcetlt iliul act* as a mild anli- srpllc in tin- mouth A prominent physician urges its use after each meal to keep the teeth free from *!ecay Brooder Coal Atillir.-i Anthra liis. ilo Nut, Ion Briquettes, p hnve or thi ■ s.-.o/ ' Vl.75 825.00 r aaek, 100 si.r.o n Ifmlte-ti oil hnlid, _ Phone 33 West Transfer Co. "After Every Meal" WRIGLEYS DIFFERENT FLAVORS SameHiQh Quality SZ^ZP SMssii Success fo theffeaflhu IN these days of keen competition in business and sport—success is to the healthy. In all parts of the globe tens of thousands of men and women look to ENO's to keep them fit and vigorous. For ENO's " Fruit Salt " is the world's greatest health- drink. ENO's is pleasant, effervescing, refreshing. It stimulates the digestive and other organs of the body to gentle natural action, toning up the whole system and imparting a vigorous sense of well-being. If you would be fit for business—keen for sport—happy and successful, you will drink a dash of ENO's each morning in a glass of water. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE SELL r.XO's fmCmutip*. tiui, Inilinestion. l/,attlnini. AVi/'otii- ness, ImlHtif tliiiod. lltfnr\ io,:. l-'tiillng fi^i'iti'.p. i.ivti lh,- on*Ti,St*fptUBHU, Rheumatic CmHh tons. ENO'S TRUIT SALT" MM Tttprt 14nlativei for ."V.rfJ Amirka Harold F. F.ihhi?& Co.Jjd. wis MiCaul St, Toronto Vrrpaml otily by J. C. lino, Ltd., London Engtand, 9)3 'Fruit ?Jt,'»rJF\0, !.iM nUnnti thf SOmrBfB ■ re-filleted tnJe nirk*. **s$m ' Tage Four THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25," 1925 THE DAILY NEWS Published every mornlm? except Bun- day by The News Publishing company, limited. Nelson, B.C. Business lettera should be addressed and chocks nnd mnnev orders made payable to The News Publishing; company, limited, and In no esse to individual members of the staff Advertising rnto cards and ABC. statements of circulation ma.led on request, or may be seen at the office of any arlvortislng ngenev recognized by the Canadian I'ress association. SUBSCRIPTION ItATFS By mall (eountry(, per month...I :f-i Per year a „„ By mall fcttyl, per year 13 On Out.slde Canada, per month 75 Per year 7'r,0 Delivered, per week „5 p" year _"m i livable in Ads'ance Member Anrtu Bureau of Circulation (VBDNKSIUY, FE DART II, pi Extravagance Continues at Ottawa Estimates for the fiscal year ending March .11, 1926, tallied in parliament last week, show not a glimmer of government economy. True, they are $6,933,- 279 below the estimates of last year, but of this more than $5,000,000 is made up bv decreased interest on the national debt and reduced expenditures for soldier land settlement and disestablishment — economies that could not be helped. In no fewer than seven branches of administration expenditure has been actuallv heightened, and where reductions are made they are but as a drop in the bucket. The mental processes of the ministry baffle comprehension. Thus, with revenue $60,000,000 below last year—a fact which in itself makes Mr. King's professions of prosperity ridiculous —ministers have gone on spending money as though taxes were inexhaustible. The Ottawa Journal estimates that an increase of from 60 to 80 millions in the national debt is a practical certainty for the year. And the lupplementariei—always sinister on an election year—plus compensation for Home bank depositors, are still to come. Wembley Again Canada will again be in the full and profitable light of Empire publicity by reason of its display at Wembley repeating next summer. Definite announcement has been made that the Dominion government will continue participation in the great all-British fair, and on a scale that will lie as notice- compelling as last year. For a time there was some uncertainty as to whether or not this and other dominions would again be represented at Wembley, but it. is satisfactory tn know that all have now decided to cooperate again,, in similar or even more effective ways. There can be no doubt that it is worth while for Canada to be thus represented at the great British Empire exhibition. It is not always possible to trace results from such an undertaking, but results there certainly have been and will lie, for missionary publicity of this sort bears fruit not in a single year alone but through many years. The favorable attention given the Canadian displays last summer will mean more people and money for the Dominion over, perhaps, a long period, and a second exhibit will clinch the argument still more securely. It may be taken for granted that better provisions will lie made for attracting visitors to Wembley. That is part of the arrangements that must be left to the boards or committees in charge, but the Canadian government might quite properly be consulted on this as on other points. The attendance last year was somewhat disappointing, and not as many people saw the round-the-Empire exhibits as had been hoped for. It will be to Canada's advantage in this second fair year to see that, in one way or another, the attractions of Wembley are made known to the farthest bounds of the British Isles and the Empire itself. Efficient ,_r b»we/re$piP BY Lourti.A.KlnKmttn BOMB cnoi> hot BRKAD8 TOMORROWS MENU Breakfast Rtew* T.i.'lHl Cuffee Luncheon Takfd EQn-Corn Dish Wlinle Wheat liiCinl LtttUC* l-Hlnv.-r prOBM Too Dinner Ck'-n* Soup I,;unb Rissoles Baked PoUtoM Wtiu.'^h LettUC-B PY-p-ncb Dressing Cottftfft PtlddlBB Coffee Corn Rolll—Sift Ingether nne nnd one-fnurth etuis (if bread flour, three- fourths of si cup of yellow cornmeal, four tttapooni of bftktag powder, one-half teanpoon of salt an.l one tablespoon of gnimihtteri s.igar. Inlo this rub two lal .It-spoon of batter, wilh ihe (Infer tips. Add one beaten BBBJ in one-half enp ot sweel milk and turn tins mixture inln Uie dry Ingredient*. It. will make a soft dough lh;it ean be easily handled. Turn lhe dough out onio a floured boatrl and roll to one-half Inch in thickness. Cui Willi a l.iseuit. nutter. pu! a bil of butter in the cenler of each round, nnd fold Opposite edges to meet center, Brush tope with ■wee) milk ami bake in a h..i oven lor 19 inlnules. Cream of Tartar Blacnlta—Melt twn tableapoani of butter and add to ii om* eup of sw.-.-i milk. Sifl together two and one-half cup uf bread Hour, .me teas) n of eoda, two leasponn of t-ieam of tarler and one- half teaspoon of sail. Add tile li'plid tu this dry mixture, ami a little more flour (if ne.essary) to make B dough Miff enough to mil out. Roll to one-half ineh in thlekncs* and eiit in rounds wlih a biscuit cutter, Bake In a hot oven for 20 minutes. Whole Wheat Mufllns—Cut Into n bowl one-ciyhth of I cup of granulated sugar, one unbeaten egg-yolk and one cup of sweet milk; heat all together, then add one-half cup <»f while bread Hour mixed and sifted with two teaspoons of baking pow- di f. Also add one enp of whole wheat flour, two tablespoons of melted butter, gnd fold In one egg- white stiffly beaten. Turn all Into a greased muffin pan nnd hake for 2."> minutes in a hot oven. Quick Raisin Bread—Silt together four cups of bread flour, four teaspoons of baking powder, one-half teaspoon of salt and one eup of granulated sugar; add two nips of sweet milk mixed with two beaten egg*. Then itlr in one OUP of seedless raisins tor one cup oi walnul ipeats chopped, if preferred) and let stand for Iiu mi nines. Make in a moderate oven for 3f> minutes, in two greased loaf-cake pans. (Repealed at the request of Mrs. V. 11.) Au "('il Finish" on omorrow — w. All InqiilrUes n.Wr-w.1 to Ml" Kirkman in ShargS of "Kffle.ent HiHisf-kpephm" department will lie an- ■wared iti iliese columns In their turn This reipiires considerable time, however, owing to the ureiit nam tier re- eel ved. Ho. if a personal or tpdeker reply is desired, a stumped nnd self- laddreSfled envelope must he mr-lnsed ! with the question. lie sure to use your full iiaiin*, street number, and the naino of yoUT city and provinee. Till-: EDITOR CROSS-WORD PUZZLE 1 j. 3 '+ > H5 lb [ ■>' ti 9 ID II 12. 3 \ H'1* 15 1 lb 17 BiB I IV (■10 s il 2X li Mm lis I _\ i<. 17 B n^H 30 31 n 1 | 1»IB ■ 3) 5T $ •_ BS |i 3b j; ia ;s HO ti 1 i.i | 1*1 43 4*T 'ib j fa 1 ne 'iV so 51 ■u i 53 bt 54 i _i'jb' | 5b 57 :>e i9 i HfaO g ** bl 1,5. BtH 1 ■ , V— i jTMt laic KNAI ONAL i.i*e CATt tEJat of gout* 'Amateurs* Give a 'Finished' Show at Willow Point By Jama W. Barton. MJX. 'Sweetening1 the Stomach and Intestine (Registered in neeonlam-e wilh the Opyright act). Ymi hear a fTttt d-al these days about aridity, arid slomaeh, hyperacidity, all meaning the maufaeture of too much of the add Julos which digests the food in lhe stomach. There is no .piostion but that too much meat, e^Ks, and fruits, (not usually rips fruit), all have a tendency to cause this extra acidity, and cause Whal i*** known as acid Indigestion. Accordingly in an endeavor to pre- venl ihis eomlilion. ymi may decide lo eat a great quantity of bread, ami find tha! you are not any better, perhaps even worse. You see lhe acid condition of your stomach has persisted for such a long time, that the stomach has got the habit of manufacturing an excessive quantity. Thus, when you eat bread and it arrives In lhe stomach. this tremendous quantity of acid juice immediately pounces upon It. What happens then? Why the action, the alkaline action oT vour saliva or mouth juice, which has been aeling on this bread food, is overwhelmed and

ils work entirely, instead of completing its work of starch digestion. What does tins mean? That this undigested starch actually Stagnates In the stomach, nnd becomes really nn ii*Vitant of Ihe stomach lining, and so more and more stomach jufoe Is miiiuifuotnd.-r, causing an wren greater acidity of the stomach. What is my suggestion? Thai bread Is all rtghl in this condition if eaten properly, that is that the slices should be thin, should be baked or toasted dry, with very little butler on them. The next Important thing is to chew il well. It should be chewed and chewed in ihis dry stale, without tlqU-tds, so that the saliva can gel well mixed up wilh Ihe very small particles into which th,- food is divided by ihis extra amount of chewing. This permit! digestion ol the starches lo begin ii*-.!)! where il should begliy iii..i is in iii.* month. Remember, then, lhal bread can cause acidity it eaten tno rapidly, and Ihere- fore, your excessive aridity is noi necessarily dun to meats cereals and raw fruits. AXSWr.R TO YI.ST1 HOWS TUOSS WOUI) 1TZZLF 0 « f- yOfJo Mi|a II I-' -■ E ri auTMu pW1jt E A L 1 C 0 ngpTii. t|s1t Ik P E 0 A. H ku |t-B"SMi.|i T E P Mm Me HcolnlLHLn^n a BUB □ QUO c IIE-B ***■*.!-' r^g ' * 1 ' 1"-* 1 O E RBc(o]l-[oyog Er cl 2jS_\f [iSSlD ■2JA ilMU afomi HpTQEp-M h S|2jB 0 op ' '- H 1 |G |M o H E L ON lByJa wU-Be; M 1 U U s u p [vgw c SBjfJ0- L L|N c c|t 5Hw|t: cRSl Y L7*rhJ SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSS-WORD PUZZLES Start out by filling in the woHs ol which you feel reasonably sure These will give you a clue to other words crossing them, and they in turn to still others. A letter belongs in each white apace, words starting at the numbcied squaies and running either horizontally or vertically or both. t VERTICAL l U'l liar alave 1 -A Ml '-I'l-mr. all HORIZONTAL job \2 v.; ii if. In,|>h -Olrl'ii -Thus -Kiela —Insi.l. .1 na mc ion l.fl.' i; iv -Punt -. lo u ira t ,, blame ■ji •ji *\\.-:il - Hmall -P..1I.. - N.iii-. Vx r) - C.ijisi A Br hy H •t ns in all v|r li. tally lunK) t* ;,:. -Und* „,; lirl-. '.',<'• — Supp. ftp :;\ An I ng islr f.< lrr.r 1 ■iti n —IHrec - I'm i lr.1 raa is ,'ll r.ii,.-i l..'U;i [Minn lan] -I'l.-I ! I i a t I... > ,1 -pt lie pill t Si W IK Ing ' Int*. ,1.11. V 111 1- Vork (all formerly" in'' I.l Hupp led wl h r-ll ,.H .; i Boy's • I.,,**'! na t:il-li '.) Ilioi- r.f I' si ■.MIS,'.-) .' IS Wll. t II ghliora nt Ten Years Ago 1 ■,--- 100 degi ■.'S in the shaile ||i- Batth-B :2- fflrtlv I. LTi Thosf w ■.'i, l.,a\.- :■- \'awn.-- irni IO 1 line Hiniil (pi.) ar wilness 1 2'' 'V 11 up :;J Hous. p !wn (Tlu* Dolly News. l-Yhruary 25, 1013) Al lhe meeting of the Nelson Pe- bating and Literary eoclety Friday evening in Ulners' Union hall at 8 u. lo. k, Alil.tTLU.ii 1. "A. Austin will speak on the "Maix Theory of An annual grant from Ihe provincial government f.u* the Kootenay Lake Maternity hoapltal, which is carried on in conjunction uiih the KoMenny Lake Ueneral hospital, l« being ask.-d by the Nelaon Conservative association! recommendation I" this effect being made at the exe.-ulive meeting lar-' ni^ht. ,1. .1, French returned lasl nlghl after a shorl vi-al to lhe coast. « ■■ ^ » On Saturday evcrdnp. the Willow Point Amateur Dramatic society produced at the Crystal hall, under the management of Colonel A. \V. Taylor, "The Saving Grace", a three-act comedy hy C, Jladdon Chambers. This piny, ran for a Ions while In London. Despite the fact that it is a war play, and thnt the action takes place in 1*114, the large audience at Wit- low 1'oint — quite half of which motored out from Nelson—was enthusiastic and followed the development of the story wilh breathless interest. lirieflv the plot Itlinn Corbett, an oh to set back in the France, hut havini is as follows: soldier, if =trmy and run nway with Taylor achieved n. triumph as Blinn ■ Corbett. From the beginning to the end he held the audience; while the quick change from humor to trngedy at the close of act one was little short of mastery, proving him to be an actor of no ordinary gifts, There Is no doubt that Colonel Taylor deserved the highest honors on Saturday night, but at the same time the memberi of the entire cast worked so hard, and achieved such success, lhat it is difficult to know who to mention first. After Colonel Taylor, the honors were equally shared by D. H. ftayley as Hogg, and K. Falkner as Kipley Guildford. Mr. Hayley is an old favorite, and liis many admirers were delighted with his humorous and sympathetic manservant, who was never tor a moment—to use a pro- j fessioiinl term—-"out of the picture," i .Ml*. II; " his colonel's, wife sixteen years previously, and after lhe subsequent scandal, having gone bankrupt, he finds tliat the door is elosed to him, apparent l.v forever. Ii<- telegraphs lo an old friend, General Faher. only to receive in reply the general's sympathy, but nothing more to the point . As a side issue lie seeks lo retrieve his lost fortunes hy encouraging an engagement hehuccu his wife's nelce, Susan Ilia ine, and Kipley Guildford, the only son of a rich mother. In the second act Hipjley proposes to -Susan and is accepted, and It looks for a few moments as II' affairs in this direction, at least, are to flow on happily, but Mra. Guild- i ford, Ripley's mother, arrives, and | and after a spirited scene succeeds in pa rling the young couple. The act closes with Hlinn Corbclt arranging to go to laominn next day to enlist as a private, Hogg, the butler, going will) him on the same mission. In ael 3 Susan i-ilixo* h.-r aunt lo wire General Faber lor help, he having heen an admirer of Mrs. Cor- hett's in the old days, and just as ihe girl goes lo send ihe telegram Ripley comes in unexpectedly. I le has joined the flying corps that morning, and this fact together Willi explanations, char up matters between the young people, and mends the previous evening's quarrel. Hon is passed lor Ihe army and returns home with the news, but Itlinn is ejected as ti,o old lor tin- trenches. Mrs. Guildford, heartbroken ovei-*' her son's cnlistmenl into the Hying corps, follows him to the Corbett's, sees him again with Susan, relents, and begs forgiveness from both Mr. and Mrs. Corbett for her conduct on the night la-fore. A telegram arrives from General Faher. ordering Captain Hlinn Corbett to rejoin his reserve batalllon Immediately ,and the curtain f;ills on a happy ending for everyone concerned—or as happy as it could be In the last months of HM t. Need- lees lo say the play is sparkling with yley was always Hogg; Hogg was never Mr. Rayley. So often, 'to j with inexperienced actors and act- ' resses, one finds that they are unable to shed their own personalities, but this It not a fault of whieh Mr. liayley can he accused. As for Mr. Faikner—Ids Ripley Guildford was a, constanl delight, it was understood thnt this was Mr. Falkner's first appearance on the stage. His immediate and sustained success on Saturday, and the wholehearted appreciation of lhe audience, should encourage him lo keep on with the good woril, He has humor and a quick imagination; nnd if he can overcome a tendency to speak on rather a low key he should go far in character parts mich as this. Miss BeatriM West made a charming Susan, looked very pretty, acted very naturally, and was altogether to be congratulated on her rendering of a long and somewhat difficult part. Mrs. Niven, who took the part of Mrs. Corbett. a hysterical Haddon Chambers eliaracter, interpreted tu Ihe life the author's vision of the Simple devoled wile, and her acting throughout was dolighil'ul. Mis. A. \V. Taylor, so far as the ladies were concerned, ran her husband a close second as Mrs. Guildford. Mrs. Taylor has strong drama- lie power, and is an experienced actress, as her skilful handling of the quarrel se. tie in act 1 proved. Hast, but not least, mention must be made of pSrsOHS, Ihe maid. Mis. Hayh-y had Ihis part, and she made so much of it, thai it stays In the memory. Her poignant scene in a.t 3 with Mrs. Corbett was a beautiful piece of work: and a few minutes later her comedy scene, entirely different, with Hogg was equally good. Altogether the whole cast Is to be The whole sucei course, depends ( producer, and first lor must be fongn urday's night's p« outstanding feature entire lack ol wl call e night. I'm-.ls and dancing w.-n- In- ,lulK"-'l in- 'I'll.- M.-NYish radio ra .11- aulltd in Hi.- hall for iiii- evening Refreah nt* were sirvo.l by Hi,- lady ,1,. ,, , ,. ..... CAMP BORDEN, "nt., Fab. 14.— ara the the ,,l.l-fa»hIoned **ok? Bhe atarted -,„fhl u,uten»nt Joaaph Whlta. who j ■' ,n' v,llil "'"-I'liiii-. ahoi down no planaa during Uie war, HATE lsT."ll-i~SIN-|-l-:i:.-lST I ,. , 7■■"— iis k„l,,l ,1, i,„ aviation acciaent. I-', .km in-' |.,..vi-ti.i:y. it is ' *-<« sreat reformer, ware married I . X,m; I-A1.T8 KNVV. ALWAYS. ,,"»*•• ^ 1™.f£0™ 'th^""who •I have no ehlldren'a ahoea to hoy. Tbe Lighter Side nead.-rs of Tiie Unity News eon- trii.ui.. many ol .ha boat llama to thla minimi. ,luM alga yonr nntn.- or initials, or nnin-ile-iilunie. nml aenrl in vour brtghtaet tileas-Kill- tor, Lighter .Si.te. Dignity is a maak men uaa to con- Ma) Unlr ivi-.ilin.s-. Tiie patting 1 .-1.iris Mara marriage; lhe petty pari s,..-n Ihere- iilter. Yon im, iii. 1< lha Iii. I.s. Tiny n.-t in.-,1 t 1.. r: - ,1 11 faal a Me A career sounds belter, lint it I'n't a- comforting as a rcyular jcb. Jt. is fuuliuli to be unkind to Chin.u lei enablea a man In pla nil alone, but lis reputation that en- ilil.s him to 111 a loan. they spend it for the thlnga we'd like to have. School l.i.is didn't drink in the old ilays. Parenta weren't too busy rata. Ing hell in ralae ihlldran. Win n wc say people spend , hi their 1.-,..n. y foolishly we mean Ai ei thla H-nteniv: -Of courai ■si,'; drink, child," aald thin. ' li.-'s a public official. mmii.v si 1 vi.ss su'l-:i.l.s ■mi: HEAD. I...TII; 11N IT AIT i:i"l's . INLY THE MIIH'.IIT'' CIRCl'MKERENCK. Sim Hi.- ..uli man who cm ni.ii,. tool ..I lllllis.if is II in■ Will Adversity is ..11 right. Nobody ever became heavyweight champ by licking little lelows. • N {.i -' ,r-' A ''"-irm 7" I »ni through in a vear. u hi.h Would n.sl M.OOO.OM, He' tll.MIKllt it would i..- mm ii iiett.-r to extend the lenfftb of lime This column Is belnR conducted j tlndale. Alastair Kutehtkon, .1. Ann- by Mrs. VleiHMix. All news of a able, K. H. Hanley, Jack Ink. ChvlU Racial nature Including reeeptions. i Hamilton, T Went of Willow point. private entertalnmenta, pi-rsonal I Thomaa Qlbaon, Lawrence McPhall, Hems. marr-ACH. etc., will appear Fred Weir, c. Kinn. in-, »;. a, c Wai- in this colmmi. Talepbone Mrs. : l.-y. a. Reott, Charlie Hoare. Clarence Vlgneux. [Lambert, w. Wnldle, i*:on;(iun -an. A. Barry Cilkcr, H.-nls* t'r rieorge Pi-aae, H. h. Bryan, Sir. aor- rlll ..r Spokane, Mr, lleblagion, D, Mali I. Hr. MaoK.-iv. I„s!i.- Wlgbt- wi.-k, K.i ih N, Pnu Ik ner of Willow Pi int. R stii.-.ri Johnatone. (Lionel md Mrs. A. W, Taylor of Willow "Olnt. Mr and Mrs. William llrown. Mr. an.l Mis. II. II. Ma^Kentle, Mr. nd Mrs. E, c. Matthew, Mr, and M Planchard and Jack Laughton W, C. McKen/ic of Trail was in thi city .Monday on his way to Cran* luook. where Im west to meet Mrs McK.-nzic and their (Inusliter, who ar. cn their ret am nip from six month abroad. B, H. Hanley. Cai bOOfite street, III- Nelson Insurance man. leaves tod.i? r.ir tha coast, where he Will sp< in the next week on buatneaa. Matt t't'ila of '/jnct.m, sup.-riut.-n d.nl of the Lucky .Iim mm.-, is a visi lor pi town Ob o( Smith Bio or yen terday. I Mrs. i*. I-'. !■', | can was a cii y visitor Hoi, Waldie. S*an!c (his innrnincr l.v lhc lor the OOABt, Mrs. V. Dudley l.la.ku !, Hall Mhi.-s ioa.1. made a charming host.— wst.-r.iav mIo ti a nt, rllllnt'd ai budge for li.r daufhti r, Mra. H C !,. Llnnay of Vancouver. The honon oi ihe game wera wm hv Mis. K. C Wragge. while Mrs I. ci. Nelaon car rn-i| off iiu- consoiai ion. Aaalatlni Hlaokw I al Hie tCa hour wen ! wthar.jgj; I ?;■ ';;,';,;;'";,vvl1"- ' \\ i M ra. R. ,\li. ri.. "1 . hlclll with powtlera. "llt.itfor ymi und BoBj/mO*' Tungsten Electric Lamps CO ami 10 Walt. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HIPPERSOIN HARDWARE CO. PHONE 497 P.O. BOX 414 I . Look for the Red Hardware Stora BlLVKItTON. K-h. L'l. - A whist dr v.* was held l-'ndav niuht hv the HfU-erton Whi--t club in Miners' Cni.m hntl. T.n tablea arere played, those tvlnntng or^zis being; l.a dies' first. Mrs lumoek: gi'Ot hnicn's lirsl. .1. hmin; consolations. Mrs Kn-V-ii an.l rjeorge Heaberg. Refreahmenta wen •i|so seiveil. Those in chare* were Mrs Btavart and Mrs Lancaster. Tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prhintdl w-is a aeene of gay activity Saturday afternoon when ahout 16 *, oung fii' mis attended a hitthdav party f.u- their daughter, Katht.-trs. . ighia birthday, enjoying games, reel- laMoiis and ittaloguea. A dalnly liirlh atlrnctioi being n henutlfully ib*-w hlch burned eight eluded Mis. C w. Apple .aid. Mm .1; s O'Khea. Mrs. .1 II I «. H.nsoii. Mrs, John Cartmel, Mrs. W. M. ruu- lilic. Mrs. I. V. Rngern, Mrs. .1. ii. Kunynn, Mrs. L. E Burden, Mrs. a. i.. McCulloch, Miaa M. Cnnieron, Mrs w. I) MIM.r, Mrs. ilnj-.li Robertson, Mr*. Smvlh. Mrs, W. B. Kvans, Mrs Kric P. l>a'wscn,'''Mr!''and'''Mrs.''A "'w' I _\\ l°DBmX*h' Mrs'„? '.V Kvi,ns* hiiens and Hr. an.l Mi-. John Qatia-1 ^r,!f _] ^W_]S__ W^ H H Mrs. Mini,- Hacking, w i i Kaalo trip io l:..-,hrry. hnslon ,,(' Su.ith S '! .\ fl dh. and Friends Enjoy Recreation Evening PHOCTBR. i*M.. U An enjoyable in..' w..s up. nt in the recreation room ids ait. il of Ui,- d Ki fr nere •-. i-ved by tb a number "f the young folks sur- l.ns.d Ml ah Roale Revern at her homi i-'r,d,iv p ven Ing. Oamea were enjoyed. Those attending w.-rc Mlaaea Betty Bdgcumbe, .lean Rig by, Rleanor M.ui- f .id, (Irace Roper. John Bonaccl. i.miis Bonaccl, Donald Blackmore. Lawrence Hai*-' Bmellie, Char J If McLean, Hdlv Merrifield and Philip Kdg- cum be. LUCKY THOUGHT SHIPS TO TRAIL Tickets We print tickets for entertainments nr for any other purposes. The cost is small, and you will find the work first class. THE DAILYNEWSJOB DEPT. Printing— Ruling -Bookbinding Phone 144 (Two Lines) Hewitt Will Have Three Cars Ready by End nf Month SH.VKIlTilS'. l-'.l,. L'l. -- Tli.- I.ii.liv ['h.niKllt mini' slil|ip,-.l :i CRT ..I' "'. .. ill.' Tr.-i.l miii-Ii.-i- Siiluiiliiv .nnl I- uahlna ih,- tianllni i.r inotha, ahlp- ii.iii I., f.u-,. Hi.- road, lii.-iik ni. Th,. Hill-ill mill.- ,-x|i. <-ls Iii Iiii v, in -irs ,,i ..,-.• ready for ahlnmi nl in- nn- .-n.i ..f th.- month. .1 T Ki-lly is again iMiilimil I" III. I'I" Passmore Enjoys Institute Whist Fi.d .1. Murph) In* th.'- past M.ek. lire, K Kust.r o A !> .Mel.- Mrs. \v. a Rlchardaon, Mrs H. |p. line, Mra Uordon Hnll«ti Mis. 1, - N.ls.m, Mis. K. H Matthew, Mrs, Wragge, Mra. K. C. Whiti hou* rs. A H Wallace. Mrs, W M Wa cr, Mra William W.ildi.-, Miss Too 11, r and Mrs. ,! A. liihson Judge .1. !:. Hrown of Onuul Porl ale. Cal, irv. M I' p, ol' Iin- N--1 ■■. J^a^ertj till Raker Street. Phone tOC Wednesday Morning Specials (Store Closes at 12:30) New KASHA and WOOL CREPE DRESSES at $12.50 to $25.00 <•/ Very smalt Wool Dresses in bripht plain colors, plaids, stripes, etc. The l\ newest Spring Dress Offerin}?. All sizes and everv wanted color shown. Prices trom 11*2.50 to §25.00. HOSIERY SPECIAL "Rayon" Silk HOSIERY, in Airedale, Grey, Leather, Lof Cabin, P.lack and Fawa. All sizes. Wednesday Horning Special, pair <».■><- IU. Id Mr Mrs. i' ll Uaniflton, M,s w. ditf. . Mrs 1, \ Trail yrH \y t.h. Mt i I Mi .-. \\ 1. - l-Mgfu-i o-i atfnue. wn-s a l.n*1 ie j, ,■ -nll\ win a lh. ir m-ii, Willi vhtfiilly ariaii-. d f-inpy drei 'ii-- John I'arim, i \i, s 1'iiln IV, M Walker, Mm .1 rue**, Mi-*. W, s King Mr Hugh il H M iPKent el 1(1 id In Jo Miss M A| !»!.>.. I. Mi ld W nl • • * Ml-s Dorothea Hrah-im a - a S|.a:i>ii A moai dfthftttfullv arrnoaeil s'a*; iinnrt>r. and Hllh Hunyan n*> ■> he:ir Imnquel was given Roheri .H..1.1 Wnl- The mi^is w-r. Mi.-- i;wi*n Scott- die, M.md i\ r ven ing by C. King and louder. Mi-s Hell) lloiM-ad. Mins l-'arron Aicli-l,al.l. a! tin- home on Olive Mnddock, .Mi-s l-al-■!!.- I', n-.ui. sianlev at reel nf Ho- Inner, when : Mlw D hen Orahnnt. MIhm Mnrgerj rovera were laid fot 10 The table | Ren«on, Mitw Ruth I'rnufunl, Mi* uas beautiful Willi its center of a i Mollie Tin.ma-. U1«S Marjoru* Thomas, silver banket tilled wl-ffl daffodlla and the Minne* Grace, Kife. Hai-y and 1-u-sv willow- Th.- mi. -is Included ' Chrla Mav, MUh (Iladyh Kothi rlng- the move intimate frlenda of th ham, .miss EHtnbeth Borden, Mi- gupal of honor, v.ho Is leaving the Amelia Hanna, Mis- Irene Kdniondxnn, ciiv today for tne Const. Mr, Wnldi.-. l .i.n*k Thomas. IIotfer --ornish. fliarli. ha h.i.- I..-, n regarded as the eaaence i Driacoll, 'i. Hannn, Kdwln L'urtmel, We •Ity his conge. - | W.i .Mill mi eld h.r. ate Tin I'ASSMlllli:. I-Yl. 2t, whist drive and dance l-'ri.l.iv by the women's InatltUl hostess. Mrs A. .|.-nks. was a hy Mrs. J, |.:itto. Mrs. \V, Wilton and Mra. it. Thomtlaon. Thoae winning prliea for whist ware Mra. A. r. whlteman, Miaa Harrison, a. McCor- niic and .1. Houston. J, Innis played Hie violin for the quadrillee, Impromptu alngera at the nonpar hour w-.-re \V. Id I'eiry. It. Halgh and W ui I. The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada, Limited Offica Smelting and Refining Departmant TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA Smelters and Refiners Purchasers of Cold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores. ^Producers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zinc. TADANAC, TRAIL ALBERTA WANTS MINERAL RIGHTS H.-r nml with lus mualcal talent us ;, i !'.-..I Craufurd. flilbert An.l. is.. I>l»nl»l baa repeatedly »lv«n mueh 1 l*a.ea, Bob Jnv, Jlmml- Hennun John* nl.Msin,. |o lil- many frlenda. I.iii.r ny Holpbln, Hilly Hunvnn I'-.h.ii '" ""■ evenlnn the Archibald home Hnll. Proflnn Hall, J unllffe nnd waa the arena of nim-li merriment Alfred .l.n's. "I'-n i lo Bob'a aurnrlaa n larm • • • .iii-l.' of his yiiinii- folk. :iss.iiil,!,.,| Mm C. K II iii'ill.iii llonvir sir,.i ""l "i"1" n "i..m rtellchtful lime 11 ■ in. ii..mnl i nm,II, in the lea ln-.n 'l;""111-, l: H. Hanley on behalf ..I leelerdny, when In ,- «u. -is - *, , -,. Mra the gathering rande ;, ahor. bul in- e-red II llrnham M,- \ j Cnmlah nun apeech and preaented him with a Mra w .1 Aatlev, Mis n n Town* '. inls.,,11,. rluh I,,-,ii afttr wlii.-li every-' »"hd. .Mrs. William l',.i li. lin-li-iin .'"'■, lolne,! in .inni)- .-K.,1- ll..':1 n .Mm. I. X. Trail, Mr-. I' ,; Horey "Mv ,'1'"1 Fellow" Bnappy dance Mra, h'rnnk l*a,ldi n. Mr- u,.rnld ::..- ,"""[','■ "l'.',s ln, " "'' ''' "innii"r Kiv.-ir Mra. Oorilon Beealon. Mrs l-rllehiird hy « Blanehard. Jnek Annable Jack I Mra. I-' [-. Tlmneu-. Mrs cinrl.s k i«u«l,t,.n and Charlie hri-,,.11 Amona ! ink. -Mis. W s Klna nn.l Mra .1 ll 'In Invited tueata were H.aa Queenl, l-'raaer. .iiiiMl.l... m.ss Crelna rlorateod Miss ' ' • ''""' Hamilton, Miaa Hybll Town I W. H. I-'..I.linn, uh., haa • been In lis- Aileen Manafleld. Miaa Svhii lhe Hloean dlatrlc-l on bualneae »-.- \i.-l,il.,ii.l Miaa Helen Townaend, .Mis- In Inwn Tuewluy .,,,.1 lefl veaterduv ..ii Hi Townn n.i. M -.« I.,,,,;-,. c„„. for h.» home in Hoaxl I fre. Miss l-hyina chnr.-li. Miaa nlarlva ' ' • ' "inish. Miss 111,,,,-;, MeDonald, Miss A verj auoeeaaful l.-a nnd work aali ''l"'l»-« '■-" ft- Miss Marjorie fnder-1 »»« n1^'" yaferda., rn „ n„ .....l. Miss l-.nl il;iii„,,ii, Miaa I Mnthera' elub nf Ht. Snvlour'a rhureh Helen Mnri.hv. M|». V.in Wall.v ,\||ss 111 'he le of .Mr- .1 . K.n - M'H| Mis* Marlon Black-1 Victoria atreet, Mrs k .,; Joy' wai ,.l Mb lean II W A In Thorn ,,. mi-,. Illroy, .1. i.. li;,,- lln work I;,hi. EVERSHARP CORDELIER SETS Tli,-M.. nta for ladlea are ot Hn- fm - VVahl make, Won* better on the mnrKet. i'Mii'.-li,-,- I'.-ii.il- $'.50 Cordelier l-ena .... $6.00 Beta ..f Pen and Pencil, $9 n,$l4 A. T. NOXON Your Jeweler If Vou Wish Kave Trough Placed Around Vour House, Repaired or Renewed, SBE R. H. MABER Tinsmith and Sheet Mtital Worker PHONE 655 OPP. CITY HALL GINGHAM, 4 Yards lor 98c Good quality Gkig-hama, plain checks and new plaids. Colors guaranteed. Full 2S inches wide. Wednesday Special. 1 yards for !)8<- PILLOW COTTON at 49c Yard Good heavy Pillow Cotton, 12 inches wide, pure bleached. Wednesday Special, yard *1»<* TABLE DAMASK at $1.25 Yard .Mill Knds of Tabling, full two yards wide, in lengths of l1-., 2 and 2_ yards. Wednesday Special, vard, .51.25 New STRIPED BROADCLOTHS at 98c Yard Eighty pretty pattern.-! in this wanted materia'. Beautiful colorings. Goods full yard wide. Wednesday Special, yard ftS*1- BROADCLOTH BLOUSES al $2.75 In White onlv. The.se have iust arrived, and are ' wondi rt'ul valu. nl $2.75 II. ,ii. Mi tie M.s irilnn frock I..-I..W Old Dutch MADE IN CANADA -JP mmmi every thin^ in thef bathroom fditHvalls, enamel * tubs,basins and etc. 3 Alittle £v >es.l i* long wdy Liberal in Legislature Says' Necessary to Proper Development KDMONTON, Feb, \i —The return t>f the iiiiii.r.il rtghti to the s. tti.-rs Of Alli.-rla. wilh Ml.' object of brlflff- m tr uh. mt i.ij.i.! ilcvi'l.ipment of lln- MtarAl r-wourcei wii advocated l.v .i. M. DtohMi*, Liberal Btavar rh»r, in oontlnulBi tin* debate on thf ipetcta ir..in tha throne In Uie l^fajature thta aftarnaoB, The ipeaker ills., made a ttreni appeal for immediate notion in connection wiiii i in* propoaad ooMt outlet fm* th.- PMC« rtvef r.-untry.. TIh- ..•(■■mpieiiiin of iho partially noaatrvvtad bffWQh line from UH Alh.-rta a tut (Jivnt Watarwaya Hn** io si. Ltao wa.-* lllHO UI*K'<1. Ra was tollowed bf i: R bparba, tenner. Wetaaklwln, nrho orgad control of coiiiitry etevatori bjr farmara and ih.< aead for Lnwro-n-maat in market Ing facllltlea for farm pradocta, Th(> newer MhawN jiio from Itiily an.l art (i.-i'piy rrlniod From battlement piIkph with floral embroldo- rlea In rtTtd culurinKs. Fi^y„\romii;, ULY WHITE CORN SYRUP \)jv t Jti.'iii*** nny it furnishee villi) iiiMir*isliiu(-iit to the body — tiHd Children likr il! TJ1E CANADA STARCH CO, LIMITED. MONTREAL fo**tW!K Don't Slave Over a Tub '•^AMUBHO BW*» an EDWARDSBURG product MJ Si ml your laundry to us. You will preserve your health, and when you take everything into account you "ill find thai the extra cost is very small. Phone 1 -i2-S and wait I'nr our white laundry wagon. A. J. Martin, Trail Agent Kootenay Steam Laundry Quality, Price and Service C. A. LARSON, Manager 'Page" Six THE NELSON DAILY NEWS,* WEDNESDAY MORNING; FEBRUARY 25, "1929 b, i U i M ) » I •> STOCKS BUOYANT AFTER HOLIDAY Closing Prices, However, Display Considerable Irregularity NEW TORK, fob. 24-—nipim? stock prices chaT-ftcterlied resumption of muling a fur the double holiday on the New York stock exehanfip. 'dosing prices displayed COMlfterftble ir- H-Kularity wiib many -popular -shares simwinn varl&ttoni of l Bd 4 points compared with Saturday's final quotations. Call money renewed at 3--i per cent, mid then advanced to 4. 4 , but fell hack to M\}\. a net loss of ia4. Pullman closed unchanged at HI \_. after having sold as hijih as 141. Lima Locomotive dropped from 71 '■■ to "I), off >*, The big demand in New Haven. which was taken in large blocks and tun up over 2 points, to 3B. tbe high price since 11*20. was one of the outstanding features ot the r.iils. Nickel Plate road slock jumped more than fi points to a record high at 137'.,. Net gains of 1 to 2i-i points also were recorded by Krie common and first preferred, Pare Marquette common and prior preferred and t'hesapeake and Ohio common, ft. Paul issues met good buying support later, the common closing al 13 Btmt the preferred at 22, up 1 and 2 points respectively. Hock Island was heavy, closing a point lower, nt Li, Outstanding strong spots Included Associated l>ry Oood*. Brown Shoe, Kresge Stores, Pad.o Corporation, Savage Arms antl Wright Airplane, nil of which closed about 2'3 to 3 points higher, Anu-rican Can. tht. Commercial Solvents issues, Famous Players, International Husiness Machines, Mack Trucks. Pnilu.iy Steel Springs and Sears-Roebuck were heavy, net losses running from 2 to nearly ". points. Total sales—l.::j7.7ao shares. Cloeing* Quotations High Low Close Amer. Can 17*i' Financial and Business Facts! EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW the. : inevitable. A reaction J Amor. Loeo Amu. Tobacco. Anaconda ... Atchison II. t O I'. 1'. II chile I'nrn Products lien. Motors . . mw»ya ..rr Vi ri,,-..je No 1 rr.am.-rv, 31c; wcoOdi, 21 He. BmBB—Vrrah r-xtran, 48'; and l; i:. Bteel second preferred, up V WHEAT ADVANCES ON SECOND WAVE Gets Close to Dollar Ninety but Then Breaks on Profit-Taking CtnCAOO, Feb. 84.—Wheat advanced today to *i *•.-■... Ma> delivery, the hlgheai points sine.- February \ but selling i" real ie profits brought il t a sharp reaction al the la.-i. Anticipation thai the fnited Btnten ,-tslble supply total would show H big lecrease had much to du Willi tlm ipward swing of the market. Wheal lose.! unsettled, '-..* to I %c mt higher. -Mav 5t.v;i„ tn SI RTH ami Julv 11.61 U to $1.S<%, with corn un- ■hanu'-d to %C UP, Oats at ^ .* to \c STERLING EXCHANGE SILVER AVERAGED HIGHER PAST YEAR Nearly Six* Cents Better; Continent Was Steady Purchaser Tin- av-raae pr ot allvir in .ondon niarki-l rlurlnR 192. \v.,- .1 r-ly ,1 ■ ] II III.. NKW TOHK. F.-li Jl— St.- r ■nir Irrmular al It 7J=, I.. bllla nn.l JIT.'.-- for rl.-ni.-rml fanadlan dollar,- SH j'.-r..',- Franca—Demand, :, is' .- Lln—Demand, t.Otc Marka— Dnmand, i,*r irllllnn N.lsi.n :i [.In st. METAL MARKETS NEW YORK, .n.i futures 11 Tin St..i id tut a rron - Sl.a.lv. Ni. 1 r. 131 Sfl to |25; Nn 2 ihern. tr. $24 : Mn, - southern »21 '■'< T..*ad-*Ste:ul\ ; upot, |0 12 to I Zitie — Quiet: Kast Si l.nu: and futures, 1156 to llfifi Antlmonv—Spol, $i;t i.. $20. vi London: Standard copper - Sim' (fi-'i fuHires. C«fl Electrolytic—Spot, i'7": futur 10*. Tin-Si...t. C2AI 10s; rutun-j Itx 6d. l..-(id-Simi. (88; futures, E3-6 Zinc—Spot, f-87; Futares, E3« EGG MARKETS OTTAWA. I-, l> JI--KKB quotal - Wlnnlnai — Jobbing .-suns, ;,.*.,-: firsts, r.n.-. Alberta — Joltb.na prlcea, pxlrnl, ir..- to GOc: firsts, ,0c to i-.- Vancouver — Jobblni citraa, S«c; firsts. He, riilr-trj.',. — Bpot, 80c; Pehruary. 80c; March ahlpplna caaea. Jil'..; April -"•■;,.; 1>. .-. tnl.-i-s, ll%c Maw ^'..l■^^ Eilra flrata, ile; flrata. lflc VANCOUVIB WHEAT VAN'I'OrVKI'., IV-li, |4. - No 1 northern ,-nsh prlcea, bid 11.9594; The t.-us current toward Ihe end of I!-:-:: Ihni lhe . .-.- n i.f foiled sin.- purchnnea under the Plttmnn ael would weaken Ihe price of the in.inl rlld oot materialise. One rrf the main ractora counting lor the Mtrona marki t In the nnw vear v ns Hi. ateady dentnnd for allver from 111. ...nl In. nt Mnnv Ruropean coun- trtea required allver t.. make a l ■liver te which had been dlaa.- paled ilimn:. t'i. prrloda of Inflated paper currenclca, I conalderabl, purchaaea for 'ins purpoae were made by Qermany. Ituaala. An-trni l'..l;.n.l ood Rumania Ruaaln taklni about St 1,1 of th Another factor moklnti for :r Clrmer markel wns the conaidernble reduction in nnlea l.v lhe Br.tlah itovernmeni whleh had been i natanl aource of n.nl.n.ss durlna lhe la«t f, w yeara. An imporunl developmenl durln« 11..-I waa New Vork'a aerloua phal- l.-ii..*.- t.i London ns the leadina allver market In lhe worlrl Tins alluatlon w.,s alrled ...nsi.I. rnl.lv by ill-- heavv freiirhl rntea hetw. . n New York and I...n.l,,n enrourairlni purchaai s In N. « v.-ik l.v the .n-t Purina il.. \..,i New York directly t-, Ind.n. 'I'll,, feature ..I' th.. allver market !n fn Hi mat i ihi- demnnd for the li in In, Z. inr.- Which .-..ns.-.l i. *li,;| emlum on cnah delivery for tl st t sin..- nnt..I,, r 30 Insi, Loi n bullion dealers note thai this li Iry colnc.ded wilh ■ "tradler let n.\ on lh. pari of i'Inn.i .\. hntirr.- in h prevented tin pr.aaure ..!' rail iUsed Articles Real Estate Rooms Board To Rent Boats and Automobiles CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Help Wanted Positions Wanted Lost and Found Live Stock Machinery Farm Produce Timber and .Mines Male Help VVanled MEN, WOMEN—To learn barberlnR; paid while learn ine; tools supplied. CataloRue free. Aloler College, Van- r"uvi;r. (8115) EARN MONEY AT IIOMRi — You can earn $1 to (2 an liour In yonr spare time writing hIiow eards. No cun- vnsslnff. We instruet you by our new simple PtrectOfmpti System, mipply you with work and pay ynu cash eneli week. Write today for full particular* and free kooklat We^t-AnguH Jihow Card Service Jjlm- Ited, 93 Colborna Huildin«, Toronto, Canada. (81 lfi) Situations Wanted Female DHKSSMAKING wanted by dav. Bat- lefaetlon Kuarniiie.<1, I'honu 17TR. Situations Wanted Male PRUNING, Bprayifig an.l Graft I'hone tl. II. Fras.r. Nelson. EXPERIENCED shipper an.l practical firarter, Western Pine rules, wants position. l'.O. BOS Xi7,'.K Nelson, li Miscellaneous WHY OPERATE? fnr Appendicitis, Gallstones, Stomach and Liver Troubles, when HEPATOLA does the work without pain nnd no risk of your life* nor loss of time. Contains no poison. Not sold by druggists. Mrs. Geo. S. Almas Silt P. MANUKA. 1LMI R 330 Fourth A ve. S. Pboae 48B5 SASKATOON Mn in.-.n-Parrrl pott S.'crxtra. HIDES—Write J. P. Morgan. Nelson, for prices. (tltl) /(BONDS HOW MONEY GROWS tlo iiiv,-sir-,l monthly, with hi inlr-1-...-i ni 6' I yearly, amnunta to $700 rn 6 yeara, or $16-10 in in yeara. Tou can l.ny a Sum hond on lha Monthly Installment Pl.in. whleh will Hini-t you building up n siilisiinitj.il capital fund, avallahle nny (imr* required. Write f..r particular], or call on our Local Com ipondent, Mr. Appli yard. WAGH0RN, GWYNN & CO., LTD. VANCOUVER —Local Broker— C. W. Appleyard Nelson, B. C. The B.C. Mining Gazelle i.i n limited nttmtx r "iily, THREE MONTHS' TREE SUBSCRIPTION will i iri'lla n' "ii your part. fall ." write flRANT MAHOOD & CO., LTD. Member-* v.-iriconver Stock Ea- cliaiiffe, Rogei-a Buluiin?, Vnncouver, B.C. Financial Analysis 'I'h.isi- whone investments §uc- "■•■«■«! invi nt in eontultatlon with '\pt-iis who know their work snd . .ni :n; iiyu ih'1 Invettment t,i.| tta on all bond iistnnlly up-to- PEMBERTON & SON Financial Agents, 418 HOWE STREET, VANCOUVER, B.C. Arjtnls Wnotl, Cunily & Co., Toronto Insurance FIRE! FARE! Tomorrow may lie tno late. IN8URB TODAT WITH CHAS. F. McHARDY Fire—Life—Automobile find Accident Insurance. (HI !n) Live Stock for Sale EIGHT HEAD HEAVY HORSES Nine pood sets LOCOING SLEIGHS, SAW AND PLANING MILL MACHINERY. Sundry other equipment. LOVI'.RING LUMHER CO., LTD. Wasa, B.C. (81'8) 'IlICSH milk <-...vs fm- Kit; "T.R i.si,.,i. n. I). Kennedy, Lemon Creek, vi.i Perry Bldinf, isil-o SADDLE! poor, iii'iYinc harneaa, wddla an,I buicy for sale clu-inr.. .Ihk. C. Forbea, Cemetery l: 1, Nelaon, I'.r. Vnr.Ni'. pin, I ivi-.-lis i,iii. from radatered Yorkahlre boar, l-rlce |l ,-a,-lr. l'.r..li. Write J.ilm Mackay. Arrowhead, BG [88891 Female Help Wanted WANTED —Law offiee atenoarapher. Apply lo Law,, .v- Vtaher, l-',-rnl,.. B, C, IMII.I tVAN'l'l'Ir—Flrat-claaa woman r k. by February -*. .sun., wafea. Creaton Hotel, Creston, il.r. (Mi'71 WANTED - A maid r-.r ieneroi houaework: Ihree In family. Ill U.U. (Slur.) CLABSIFIGD a.In brlnl r.'sultn quickly nn.l economically. 1 ^0 n word. Poultry and Eggs UIiuh.ks- Hem Lay, - or.i.t* Baby Chtekfl now in ipwltl pricei; ex* in-.-ss p;.i.i. s. i". White Leghorn* Rok Comb Brown Ughnrna. l-.-i us tell you -'-"Hit din* itock, HW- .ii.-*-' Poultry K;u*in, Salmon Arm. I!. _c. ismi VraOROUS baby chlcka, from S. C. Whit.' Ltchorn. hravy winter pro- durlng f-iiKii. y. mated to approved i: i ir. hkiIi tt. IS-0 ptr i«>": aattBfne- tinn guaranteed. Hatebfbg eggs, New i.i .1 eggti all the year ar-nund Wnnd'a I'AuIiry Kirm. ivn-y Hiding. lir. B089) nm. I'll Ii land Kn ' mtt ti : 10 1.. r ael i; ll. i'i- .is, r. N', laol i < 1! 11 LATE hiit.li.-.l laying l.nil.is. $1:". each, . I, ,i,ii Dawe, Qranlte Road. Nelaon. lie . 1MS5) WHITE Legborna Imported. Torn Barron 'J-'l egg sliain. l.an.a-liir... l-'.nr-- I I. 13.00 aittlng. W. .1. Ki.-llal-.ls. Oranlte Road. (s.".i;:i> BABT CHICKS for March iiml Apr.l delivery, ■■s.-n.i r..r price list." .1 T. Webater, Norland Poultry Farm. It.ohr.nn, in'. (M>0) For Sale or Exchange . i ii n hi An-hm- cow, S yeara old, a c I milker, t'.n.nil rash. ..!■ would trade for atnglc wa),'.,a. S.uilnlt-i-s. l'ass re. IMIM ■wu Wyandotte cockerela, and twe whit., r. kin drakea il. Stewart, Furnished Kooins to Kent I'm: RENT Farnlehed houaekeeping -ii'i... aN.r fiiriiishi ri room, Annable Block: I..in■ r i iiirni. li. .1 houae, .1. K. Annable. (S.l.'.ill (. ! A TKINSON lv Newa. ■ Kl*") [A W.....I. I TKINSON THANSl'ER 1X1. Coal a I (812 Farms and Ranches f or^ale Life Insurance 2 UN Un ASSURANCE CO. Uil',-A at N'r.rlllliirr-t. Wtlahi, 2T, niinntr-s' j rifl wall; i.C lliuli school. iSn-A.rlcl] snlr- , O CANADA—.1. c. Kennedy Jilatr £or£,.«'rV.el w^ru^ng "tSS i "'"' OMa—oilto, Ink. 'N,ison'S^| Hnrlnn p.ned to barn nir.l 4-roomed ] — lirnisi.. lixtra uood for vegetable",! '■irall'a. r'luvcr, nun an,I linns. Free Owner ! —> Chimney Cleaning :u-|y or lata liosls. Owner, nrpcrty - iit I -aTcrM. ■ In sacr-i- | W at jil'..",". Z. A. 1 Tll«*. 31fr Hyde I Valued Ilic property irtllrrM. rowLSS, Oltlclal Chlmn! ISODO, Heirs now willing In sraci-i-| W Cleaner. (SK Prinlin)!' Miscellaneous for Sale FRED WILLIAMS PHONE 106 FOR BROODER COAL Our Three Hills Coal lias pinvi'.'. a sin ss. Prlr-o Ili.M per ton. THE DAILY NEWS—Quality Prlnlll Ruling, I-ooaa Leaf Forma, i,eriB Sheds ninl Hinders always in Insurance and Real Estal 1-.-..1 Estate, Insurance, Rental tnnahlc Hlk., I'.l.l. Hon Tr:,. I'llun _ (SI! HE. DILL. INSURANCE, rAR| • AND CITY PROPERTY. llll Al'TO-I.OAIHNtl Hi Power in perfecl BoadlUon. For sal trade for food heavy revolver llii-il, llnnniniTton. I isir.ni nifle :.os Ward Strait, Nelson, Itl (Rtinr Monuments OOOD wood saw: ono ator: one big heavy i shape. Phone «1 lit*. sh •uxrnni Si RITCHIE HON1 V MENTAL CO.—P. O. Hox SOT,, Nil son. BC. Telephone K4. (812 'Hit SAI.I-'. — Mareh 1. horse, alnffle harneaa, lighi wngon, sl.-inh. On view O. K. Bakery, Stanley atreet. Chiropractors Is. Trail. Il.l'. i Ml HAI.B—Mohojany ease r-i-all phone, in aplendld condition, ir. ai.)..." and ji recorda. i'.,-t |1 Will saci-ifi,-,, .ai M0. A|.| ' " »S1, Nelson. DR. R. E. ORAY—1'hlropr.iolnr. Tlio lir,. Ilill.-er Block. Oft'iec Hours: Ir. IS am., '2 to r. nnd 7 to 11 p.m.. .Cepl Sue,live, ronsultalions free. (S13 VLI.AN S. DODDS, D.C—Phonn~Gf', Ofli.-e Hours: 10-12: l-l nnrl hy i polntment. Aberdeen Block, Nelson. Ill iar.i* Accounting GOOP while potato hundred. .1- P. » B.(-. LIMI-l-SI'lVl'lll'l: BO lull. ai. 5 teat, ill Ill-gall.nr hair. I- gallon half-barrela Imme in.-in r..i- Bl later Mite. ' man-Ker Milling Co. I.I.l. CHAMPION separator, ■•-' l-'i-as.-l-. Nelson. al 13.00 per Parks Si.lioe, (8.3o) CHARLES T. HUNTER— Aurlltor, McDonald Jam Bnlldlrl Box 11 :• I Nelson. Il.l (813 el Pr iv Motor Par r use. goo.l as new. Alfred Bunker, Held Florists GRIZZELLE'S GREENHOUSES, NE| ::,.n. Cut flowers anil Floral des YVM* S. JOHNSON— »V phona 1112. Cut Flowers. Pott 1'lini-: an.l Moral Fmlilems. """' QOon plnno, snap, 1200. Phone iron.. (8.01) BAItPKLS. K15CS AND" EMPTY "neks — MacDonald Jam Company Nelson. (SHU) Wholesale \ MA A. wi MACDONALD & CO.— . llrocers nntl Prods hanrs. Imonrters of Teas, Coffin •s, Pr-ie.l Fr-nits. Staple and Fun .l-l.-i. N.lsr.n, ll.C. (SU PIPE AND FITTINGS, ETC. Complete lint? ripe ind Kittfnga, all KlSM. Spocinl, 1-inch Pipe, 8c per foot. Rooftng Pelt l-ply, |1.U; 2-ply. $--00; 3-ply, |1.d Surfar*, i'O llm. p*r roll, Bpecinl, %%%o* H'-tach Air Tlone, suitable for unrdt'its. flc per root. Mixc.l Wire Nulla, |2.04 por keg. Wire Rnpo, Canvas, Logging Sup- plieB and ail kinds equipment D.C. JUNK CO. 135 Powell Kt. Vancouver. RC (SUM) Engineers Green Bros., Burden C0. NEL30N, B.C. CIVIL AND MININC* ENQINEEH B.C., Alberta and Dominion Land Surveyora- (813 11 . Kas. I — D. DAWSON, Land Surrayo Minlnc: and Civil Enjflneer. («13 Boats and Automobiles Assayers WANTED — Motor canoe, Booil condition throughout llorily Ilox K301, Daily News. (1801) Frill SAI.F — 35-foot strain work or nleaaure boal with complete equip- ment, ritual.-.1 pilot Bay, iioo.i- paylnn outf.t. F. Montreull, Proe- l.r. Hi'. (SSL'S) (Jl W. WIDDOWSON, Box A1108 Nal l-J. son, H.C. .Slarnlard western cliarffej (813* Country Property Auctioneers \\T CUTLER- >> • OooiIh Sold Privately and at anctio| Nelson Auelion Mart, Vernon Ktree (81391 Personal .1 I- I1AVIS— Inl'oi-niiitiiiii Is ll. sireil as l„ the whet I,.arts of .1. I' Dav.a. r..i-in.-1-iv a reafdent of Raatn. Anv informnllon reiardloi Mr. Da- \is will he appreciated If aenl to Bon -i:.l, Dolly News. i-l.'.ll FdP SAI.F. from N'.-l». I -'hree rlouhle-lioanteil ft. X L't It.. B tniles I'-ID. Funeral Directors J. ROBERTSON, F.D.D., & E-l 3a imi (814lll Koom and Board P.no.M nn.l lioar.l for achool clrl In re- i ^u, turn l.e- llihl houaework. Phona ML 11 ST. (tltl> "P Standard rurnltui Co. — Undertaker: l-'uneral Director! Aulo hearse, up-tr date Chanel. Be? services. Price reasonahle. (8141 BRINGING UP FATHER -:■ :— By George McManas , ==—,—— WCTMt* -MU.'-smith 1% ' -to'Nc, to T*«e mf. to "Thz of=IZP^^ONlc,HT - ' "TR1XT Htl-lMiCi. VH1 M HE CALL'S PLt^C :j -- J HE.LLNr.XO A, ' DOCTOR TOTRCA.T HIM WHfX I -bEIL ItlM ^(ouR.r co^.^s^ -.-sTa.-t HOML -WITH Mi: AH'-MR Jicc-^-or COUR-bt: TOO ISNOW MK - I'M MM 'at-ltfn I KNOW -yqu SOT I Oorti V/A,rsT TO •SHOW TOU I TC I'VE T-vs/O T.CKELT-h HERE TOTIC RIVET ^LINCf.R-b' CALI , tonight - I Tiiot.Kiin -son ^♦.V^MIC,HT -LLjlvt: THEM TO TOUR \i____r__ ^^S) OlNTY- POT ON ^ Und of Bept*mb«r 1<»U. I HKISKHY tJIVK NOTICB ", nv intention al lhc tXptfAtlOfl of QUI ib-ndnr month from the first i-iiMUm- on h.-nnf. In I* Ml* tO the «ai.l IfttBVO Robert M<*0"iirr'e »nrl Unci. W, l-.nl> on n n-..«*,si..'.-.l OrttflOOtf of p in 11.-i. of maoO \OBt O rt,fii**.le i..i--on bavin* any Information • -i-ffr.'-iCH Ui ntfh ioat (Yrti;\ -nie jf Title is rtquwitod to ooramunlcatt ■■ith tli* undaralffned PATKn it thf Lund R-wflatry Office. W>m RC. thi* 17th day of Novcm- i*r 11121 A W. miRNS, mm i ftamtaxtat "GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT" KOTICK OF APPLICATION FOR BEBR LICENCE Notlii' iM li,-l,l,v Blv.-ii Ilia .1, lln. list ituj Mall i m-xt tl under- *iBli..,l 1 it, : iin t.i i y i , t l,..|H..r 'iinln.l «l,,.,-t ,.I It. n nl f« amlaaa a in being t-tu I'a j ii re* .r ih- iHiIIiik k 11,Wll lis 'l'l Ni llll. Til 1 1. .- ililiitii ;,t S;,|M1... 111 lib h Co .n.il.ii,. HI" II II,,. laii.li del Tl ed UM ...Is Ni mnl 1. llii,, ■ . inlisli ',,! mibla. Map '1 |, Ki .,1,-liav .iiii.I 1 «»: atmtloi ll.MU lit 1 i Hi, 'imvIi,,., o 1 llrilmli O Im ibl , (af In. aalt lie ,,|„. , ot" n I lui-r ottla N- 111- Ilia ,1111 lit ar I.) lmtiil Hi s :oth day )f Fi iruary IRS. A. 1 IIHHIN ,. st X, ktit) T "GOV All LIQUOR In- A lata. EBNMUNI CT" NOTICE UK APPLICATION Full UKIili l.lll.Ncl. K,,ii,-,. is li. r, l.v jl-.v.-.. lhat,' I"- itli ilav ul Mai.-li naat, Um- underalgneil In),-iiits tr. apply i>. Hi,- I,i.in..I- i'..iitn.I nl f.ir'ii In-,-ii.a- in reaped ol preln- isrs batal par. i.r the batlrf.ni known tin* Salmi, Hotel, sillliil.-'l at Raima. llsli Columbia, hi tin* landa il<*- vri-il„-il as l..,l No. hi. ll and II m...-k Nn. .. Map No. ''■--. nn,ni. I'.lllA. I. nay. I,,,,I It, fist, al i'.ii liistrl.-t, in Hi., province of Brltlah r..- iliia, r,,r tha sal- of beer Lv tha ss nr l,y th.. oiirn Isittle tor Con- siiiiii.ti'ni mi Hi,, nrem.aaa, "mud litis nth day „t February, is::,. ARCHIB A. UliAY. (83K9) Applicant NOTICE To whom ii may concern: Tulip notlee Hint tin* underal-med. wlm is proprietor <»f tha Port Kii.-ii- pcnl Botal, Wan,-In. inl,nils to make apiiiicnt.i.ii tn ihe Liquor Control Board of tin- Province i.r iiriiish Columbia for a llc.-n,',. tin'l.-r Station ISB, lln- eniiniiit Liijuur Act, to r.-lall beer l'. A. Wlll'l'lv Wanctn. ll.C. January :ti, lii^;., (tOM) "GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT" NOTICB OF APPLICATION Kurt fnun i.ii-j.Nci. NotlOa Is licn-ljv p.vcn tliat. on llir y.\n\ ,iay of March neat, the under* iKti'-il liili-nils t„ a|,|,lv t.i th,- LlqUor Contnii Board far i lloanca in reaped if pramJaaa bel« pari of tha bu.ldlna linown us Oiitk-t Hotel, silnalc al I'l-niili-r. Itrillsli Columbia, ni".ii the laniis doaorlbad ns i,,,t Number Part of illsti-ict lot N. I0>, ."In,nn 1 Bloc* Number A ami II. Man Number TK Kootenay, Land ReHmration niatrlci in the Provinee i.r ittitish Columbia for tho sain ,,r 1,. it t.v tiie glaaa oi by the open buiiln fur oonaumpllon on the liremises. bated this iist ,i;,y ,.i February, lDllj. VV. A. WAltll. tHH) Appl loan I, ~ GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT NOTICK KOlt APPLICATION Full nn licbhch Kotloe is hereby ***i*an thai on tin- 2.ini of Marat nt the ui rala i ll:lemls tn apply In the I <> ■ t",,n. ,t Board fnr licence, under peetioli LT.M, liliveriililenl Liquor Aet. Reaped of premises 1,,-lni* purl of 1.nil.lan; kDOWn lis Mersev llnlel silil- ntcd nt l-lrle. Htltlsl, Columbia nt">n the landa ilesirll.eil ns loi number Lois l ami 2. Block I, Lot IftT, hv ■ssment rule in Kootenay Dletrlct, Nelson, ll.C. for sale of beer bv MM or open bottle, fnr collsillnption on the pn'miaea. Iluted February 20, 1925 O, A. H.MlI.L'Nll. A 8 i 17) I'roprletor. MAHON SHOWS HITTING PEP Local Battler Gives Good Impression to Fans in a Workout Jlmnile Million, local weherweiKlit, who Ih matched with Boh Harm's nt the Recreation club bowl on Saturday night next, held a strenuous workout yesterday afternoon at the Recreation club. Million's workout wan eagerly watched by over 50 fiins, who lefl thp club, convinced that he haw the noodH. Mahon, who lias been working out at HonniiiKton in in the pink of condition and iM-wid.-* several rounds of skipping, shadow boxing und punching the hag, he stepped six fast rounds with two local wpaifing partners. * He clearly showed his quick hitting power in the six rounds of boxing. Raines, wlio is a Spokane youth, Is reputed as a fast boy. He is under lhe charge of Danny .Neodhant, former well-known ba tiler of the early days. He will arrive here on Thursday and will workout beforo local fans on his arrival. The bout w.ll he over the 1 ((-round route and should prove inteivnUng several fast preliminaries have been arranged a headline!* being that between Ted Me Vicar and Young Alex Stewart. Mahon works out at the Recreation club today at 2:30 o'clock. WALTER JOHNSON REACHES TAMPA Senators' Hurling Ace Hasn't Signed Contract Yet; Majors Train NKW Villi!*:. I'lii. |4.— fans an- liesllltliirt In SI P as aprtng aephyra blow in and tli.- report! from Hi, ti'aiui. trnlnlnp sel.nll stb-ss east Only Half Dozen Spitters Remain; Almost Lost Art |2P®BAI3g-£ AN ALMOST LOST ART MONARCHS WILL PLAY IN CITY Nelson Seniors to Tackle Vancouver on Friday Next Xelson hockey fans will fee th<- Vancouver Monarchs, Com* hoik.-y jchanipions in action hare on Kriday [night ni'.vl. when they imet thf Nelson seninrs. Arrangements for Ibis «ame were completed yeRerduy rollowlM th.* arrival of the Vancouver team In Trail. NVIsun fans have been clamoring fur this game and the Mun- arch'a management hav« consented to a gam.*, whether they win the prov:nclal championship of not. Belgians Defeat British, French Teams at Soccer LONDON, Kel,. M.—(Canadian l-arifir Cable.)—Football famea lilaveil tinlay resullml ns f.illnws: Morrisn i.nAtii i; I'll-I Dliisiuii Portlclt Tliistles, 3; (.liieens I'ark 1. Il.'inillton Ai-ails. tl: Celtic, '. i:\l.llsll LEAGUE 'I'liinl l.lvisinll. .\in-tli|.|-ii Sct'liuil UiHkdale, r,; Doncmater, 1. Bradford, 0; Darllnfton, 0. In tiie trlniiKiilnr toiiriianiPllt |ila\t-tl annually amoIlK tho llrllisll. l-'ronrb nml BolSUtn .'irnilis. it gnnie cimli.sti.il between tin* llrilish ami IlelKian arm 'aa ri'sulti-il wltli a win for the Belglani bv -I In '1. Racing i-luii nt France, 3; Newport, 14. Uta.le Fral Ills, Mnlllltaill Aah, By AL DEMA.REE (roriner Pitcher, N. Y. Giants! 'l'l,.- outlawed apltball is aeon to become a Ion. an. ut Ilie ureal stiitters ,,l l-nin.-i- foare there are oaly a half .i.-a.-n left: Stanley Coveleakle, 11.11 l'.,ak. lllnn Shocker, 11,-il l-'aber. I!ur- leiltll (irinas ami Jack Qgintl A II 111, I.l . fin.-.l I all I ni-,- sli, mil pile li I : .villi area, si rillK. KOOTENAY BITTER ALE The Ale with the real flavor, $2.1.-0 doz. Order through GOVERNMENT LIQUOR STORE. FREE DELIVERY DIRECT FROM BREWERY. NELSON BREWING COMPANY LIMITED (This advertisement Is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Hoard or by the Government of Bnti-sh Columbia.) OLD KENTUCKY Bourbon Whiskey BOTTLED IN BOND An old fashionod whiskey made in the old fashioned way matured in charred oak barrels NAMED FOR THE STATE AND TRULY GREAT This advertisement ia not published or displayed bv the LIO.UOI*. CONTROL BOARD or the Government of B.C. HORSES Have you a hone or several horses which you wish In sell, or, wilh lhe approach of spring, are you in lhe markel to buy horses? If so, advertise your requirements through the Classified Columns of The Daily News. A Classified Advertisement is read by many people over a large territory every day, and you will be surprised how quickly you get results from it. To Insert a Classified Advertisement, Phone 144 (two lines) or Call at Our OHice. The Daily News NELSON, B.C. BRUINS SCORE FOURTH VICTORY Beat Montreals in a Itough Game That Goes Into Overtime BOHTOK. I'ill. :'!.-—The Uiisinii Ili-ulns scored their fourth victory nf the National Hookey taenia nea- aon t.iiiii,'ln when they ilet'enu-il Montreal in mi o-vort-tna lame, 2 to 1. 'rile will tl in-4 goal wns lift ..-il l.y Red Stuart, or the Brnloe in 2 minute,., and r.i] eocondt of extru Hay. It Waa one ol' lhe closest contests of the local season ami the mat overtime lama in the profeoalonal series here. The play was rtnij*li throughout, although only om- majoi penalty was given. Tlis wenl ti Dlnemore for charging Herbaria imi lhe hoards in llle secoml pen,,,!, I'm- lhe rest of ih,- name Hi. Montreal wine was hooted ami i I on every appearance on th.. ice. Renedlct was hurt twice durln*. ill.- name, an.l also llniie Mann. All tile casualties were alile t.i re ma n iii the game. Tile Montreal forwards clearl, nr.phiycil lhe Itiaiins. But the Boa* I.m il,.fence was solid. The Ills' I :..-■. -,, aci re hail a luck] clement being sc.a-cl l.v Ilileliman on a lif rom center i'c. 'I'he ncond 'ain, when Btewart, with a weak shot blundered through the Montreal de fence, ami laid a clear track. Duffle Mi nro tallied Montreal's only Koal. Siimnmcy First period* 1 Montreal. D. Mun- i" \'o s erlod—1, I: period -3, lllleh n. Ste ASKS SUSPENSION OF WILLIE RITOLA Boston Legion Declares He Defaulted Contract; After Hahn, Too BOSTON', i'.-h. 2:1.- -Chart K. Uormi 1.1.- i.- diicctor of th.. Maaanchuaetta depart nl oi tic- KOOTENAY BOYS QUTSKATE AND OUTPLAY COAST fContlniiP.f |.r. i \os\nn (!i.< puck iu Wil.-nu, v Jolinum wltli a htit ni:.-, oaog-tit in ins hand, Noiris Scores H.- fttVe III.- puck In .1,. vciJt.onal save. Bala, getttag tin* mii- i>.r. made a long ehol unaaauMed, whil.- Dewar drew a penalty tor ini'- iiiiiK* Vancouver Sveeils Up In (In- lliii.l. S iik- t sh.-t a f.i.vt unt! i.. Chapman, Iminedlatt-iy duplloatad by Smith io Julius.nt. Vaaoaayat y.UifOt;\ up nun' nt lliis Iim.'. an.l gave Roast and a hot time for u torn in in ut is. although i'lay was %%%*% 1» VaiH-ouv.-i* territory. Bhaw toat iii- puak t.> Mullsky, an-t in a taab baat Cha-pnaa, who oamaa tli.- Insl counter uf tin* Ram.'. J.-w.-ll was haooked out m a nWakn with Shaw, ami had to W. caniifl off the Ice. i'nr ih.* balaaoo of tin- game i>lay was l'ailly even, lln- Mill, is ImhliiiK lln in down, nnd wln-n. \.r nn n|iiHir- tunily fame tlic shots nl' tin- Monarrh.-i ware slow ami wide, eaualng Johnson no tr ubh- Ltneupa were: Vancou*.' ir Cfanp* man. goal; Anderaon and Kusi.-r. Aa* ft iin : f.irwardu—Siniih. Shaw, Woods. Wilsun (captain), I'ahn.-i. (tain ami Dexter. Roaaland- Johnaon, goal! N.-!s..n ami Maratare, defence; forwatda — Siiif,'.-r, J.-w.-ll. in*war. Norris. Mohxky nml Btepbena, Ti keeper— 8. HeDougaa pasx. s. n paated hlch he v.iuis. Iratty I T. Hi ill l » Foatei wt*-iiiiii H.r It: s the mi pla nliii. r With doi nl bi ■ti in fast. S:cond loorel'si gvl awn\ i dual in «, and il, hota, Mtnlth I'd I'uii i.-iii;ih Penalty B -IVtf Mrlutyr,-, Goal Summary Pint parted Hurrta, from Jewell, tl iiiinui.-s; Jewell, ii mlnutca. Sit. ill d prriml- Nil s,-oru. Third period—Molluky, l minute*. r.-naitii--- — Poater, Viutaoavtr, I minui.-s; Palmer, Vancouver, 2; ilawar, Uosslund, 2; Ha in, Vanrmn .r-. I; SinK- .-r. -Marsl.-ts. Kussland. 2; Anderaon, Vancouver. I; Maratera, Roa*tand, 2; Dewar. Roaaland, 2: Sniiih. Vanrou- Jealde Outpoints Kid Lee in Light Elim'.nalicn Roum NEW YORK, Feb. 2-1.—"K. O." Clyde Jcakl« of Tcledo. tcni-jht outpointed Oeorgie "Kid" Les cf Worcester, Mass., In a se-*t*l*h<(f ccntcit which was cjia cf the firpt round matches i.i the New York sta' 3 athle'lc csuunlsalon 1 am u.iiicit to pre ditce a sne- ccrsor to Bnnle L.on.ird, who recently vanatod the ; igh**. weight title. /LEtRTA VARSITY TO PLAY AT THE COAST RAY, RITOLA HANGMARKS Granville, Canadian, Beats Frigerio,in Mile and a Half Walk NKW YORK, Feb. 24.-—Jole Kay, vclprnn sprint star of tho Illinois Ailih-tic cluh establiBhed a world's indoor record of 2:29 3-5 tonight for 1000-meters In defeating Willie UoOdWln, of the New York Athletic club, in a race at th:s distance featuring lhe meet for benefit of the CathadraJ of St. John the Divine, at Madison H'liiare Garden. Ititola ltrcakM Two JUvortls Willio Ititola amaahed his own ' WOrld'a indoor record for CUUO-met- er« !n the distance feature of the meet. The Finnish-American ace covered the distance in 14 minutes tl i-r» aeaondn, lowering by seven and four-fifth seconds the mark ho set three weeks a&o. On hh Sftcf 10 the finish, Ritola also lowered hs own record for tlm-e miles, where he was clocked In 13.SH 1-5 as compared, with his former standurd of 14:01 2-5 10 days *fO at the Now York Athletlo cluh Kamep. Philip Crnnville, of tho Hamilton tfounf Men's Christian association, and former winner of the American national walking title, scored a spec- titcular victory over Frigerio, Italian :< ud Dimple <'liam]iion, in a in 11a 1 ml uiie-lialf watklnK event that aroused ths crowd to a high pitch Of enthusiasm. Granville broke the t;i|.e in H):lt) 4-5, more than 10 seconds behind Goulding's world's record, Nurmi Hares Alone I'aavo Nurmi rared virtually alone and 11 inn*ifested to g colorless two mile tr umph. but failed to endan- gar an> world's indoor records. Wintertons Block Burns at the Soo All,-im im.lal.ly -J'Ai.t^e:: beats col*m\ >.* .\ni;i-;i.i:s. i-.i. :i. m gAULT BTE. .MAHill. Out., Fi'b. 21. Tea llniii.-'ni-..l ,1..liars' ilamage to liulldtnga i.ii'l -.-..nlcnts r.-sultcd from a f.re wliii-li slarh.l iii a funiaco roe i' iii.- i.v.mw 1,1,nk hare, y<-*- i.nlai. The block is owiuil l,y Lor.l V, .nl.-l-li.il Ot Kni'laii.l , I BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS . VAMCOtrVBR. Teh M. — Leadtag -' clube ,.t' the jo-...im-.- arm he i-.-in--- .', ,,.„!. ,i in the Hrltleh Colamhta i.ad- ' ii-iiit.iii champtonahlpa wliii-h op, n !l,.,,. I itii.v, .ull' in 11,11-4 until Sat- ] -:,,ia> evvnlna- McTafa-a'l Caeaaa, ! Hi, a. ... Caaadlaa champloa, will par- .|pi I lit IT < 'Mlll\i: Mil' SAKK M . Ill WAN's IITllll 1113(1 INA, I-',- 111 IS || l-i -, lemLel ■ of In Scctland Wants Secretary Given Higher Status LONDON, Feb. M.—(Canadian Pvaaa Calilt-'l—Si-.il'..ill.l is .I, sir.HIS ,.1 SCI'li- iiik- tin- stains ,.f the aecretary Co* --, ,,j|i,.,l, ;u preaent Sir .I..lm llil- ,„.,-;,- i iin.l. and with thla object IB mflii-tillal deputation >.■''- I I Ita I'i Btan- ol iv r— dlate Finn •Mill.1.1 I 1*1 .\|i. h.- .-I I.- Amal.a i.i Ihorlttan [,, im mint ul 1.1..ul Hahn mtler, who dropped ..ii mile after innni r,-.-.|ii.irii-i.- .ii" Un- , Rltc-Ia's Exonerated A Hi Kliltlt- Mlll 1,1 IK I,— NKW "i"l: ; nvited to com a to n.r .-im; luring III,' I'isil nf Mrs. M. L. McDermt d THE CANADIAN I! . w. GOSSARD CO., LTD. Wc feel that many oi Hll' It' tumt -■*• will a tprt riii 1, Un opportunity a,i'i talcr i if cov.itdt ■Ini.iliui, lll'l II' !■! 1 Hi ■ Cirifli'nl 'n fitl'iv) HI , Cars rrirt's til rr, .l/i.s. Vi II, nn lit i ■ill In ,;-'-'-',./ t„ ,„ <;: I'iiI, . Thumdni) "I th I'i hnmrii -Jl,, ..' in i!.. nu-: ii'ii S'O.VVS BAY CO.. Xi Is,,a. /,-. c. .Mm mny appointment - will h, tt piy,' 'If il trill ■ nrr an tiftiration visit 2 Specials for Wednesday Morning Selling 27 PAIRS OXI.Y OF LAMMS' ['AT- K.N'T LEATHER BOW PUMPS- Good fitting; military ht-cls. (.rai! walking-weight sole. All sizes. Pur pair .•*.:;.!>.■"> LADIES' SOFT DONGOLA KID PUMP—Coroforl in wear is assured here. Medium heel anil good sole. Per pair $3.95 Tln.y two numbers will sell quickly im sight. THREE-PLY WHEELING YARN- In colors black, copen, scarlet, cardinal, khaki, green, leather and while. Per lh 91.15 MILL ENDS OF WHITE COTTON— ,"iG inches wide. Various textures. Per yard 1!><- I' icfnl f ir hundreds of purposes ■il I'd- .35**} IUC-KAC BRAID—In coIom nf red, sky, pink, lavender, black, while, copen and yellow; now so much used f->r I imitlings. Six yards for 25-f! SPoi'.T SUIT—A Wednesday Morning Snap. In a green heather mixture r'l'ir:,'. Patch pockets, with belt Plain-tailored skid. Worth $25.00, Wednesday Morning .SI*J.!)5 -Aon. ■iii [ HEAVY QUALITY Wll X* VESTINGS—Good was UTE STRIPE iiiLT materials. NAVY FRIEZE SUIT—Plain tailored. Slash pockets, witii belt Fattened wiih two buttons. Plain-tailored skirt. Worth 121.00. Wednesday Morning ifil(>.!>5 No plione orders. Pa^e KiRht THE NELSON DAILY NEWS,!"WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1925 THE ARK Ladles, f|n« l.iMb* Boab___ regular BOB- to clear, 40c. Milk and Wool, Jl.H) pair, ftngs, Wuoi-auras, Ranges, Cuuk- Iftg Utensils—Cheapest in the city. J. W. HOLMES Phona 634 606 Vernon fit. FACTS About Our Optical - Department We havo heard it said that Optical work Is a Hide line with un. Nothing la nunc wrong. When Mr. l'utemiude finished colts* ta 1SST, his first connect ions were with the oldest Canadian house, as prescription optician. Twenty-eiKht years ago ho started Ms department of optics here, and ever since it has had his constant attention. lie iiHos and gives nuthing hut the best, and employs only professionals. J. 0. PATENAUDE OPTOMETRI8T and OPTICIAN BRANTfNG DIES, SWEDEN MOURNS A MIGHTY SON Editor, Thrice Premier, Made Social Democrats . Great Party WAS IN PRISON FOR OPINIONS Ex-Premier Was a Great International Figure for Peace 0. K. BAKERY Daily Delivery to All Parts of the City STANLEY ST. PHONE 165 Below Central School B.C PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Agente for ALBERTA CLAY PRODUCTS SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE ANOTHER KIMBERLEY MAN AIDS TREASURY Ukrainetz, Remanded for a Week, Decides to Plead Guilty After All Mike Ukraineta, one of tin- men gathered in hy tin- provincial police ln the Kimberley raid. Feb. 14, came UP before Magistrat. John Lcaak in court at Cranbrook Saturday, and was fined -(.I.UI nml coats, for infractions of tbe T--iip.ni* act. Ukralneti was remanded [or a week, after the charge agalnsl him waa lajd. When his cave .am.* up before MaKlstrate Leuk Satin*.lay, however, he deebbd to plead guilty, and wai accordingly fined ItOO and *-oate, or three months iu fail. !!•■ paid the fine. W. .1. Neebltt, barrlater of Cranbrook acted tor the prosecution, and I'kralnetz was undefended. Apple Shipments From Halifax Run to Million Barrels HALIFAX, Feb. 24.—A total of IMI.ITI barrels ol apples bave been ■hipped to the English market from this port .«o far thin season, the mil* linn murk bavlnfl been passed las! week wlu-n eastbound ships, loadi d ■ILlSI barrela May Physically Examine Teachers TORONTO, Keb. 24.— If a niotinn upproved by ibe manaiement committee of th-**; board of education comes into effect. Chief Inspector Cowley will be authorized to order a medical examination of any teach ■er who, in his opinion, is physical!; incapable of scientific work. STOCKHOLM, Feb. 24.—i-'injts were at half must throughout the country today In honor of Hjalmar Branttnf, former premier, who died shortly afler noon. All classes, the opponents of the former premier. as well as his followers, expressed the r regret at the passing of one who was regarded as among Sweden s greatest statesmen. One ot the political effects of his death is expected lo he the development of a tension—if not n complete split—within the ranks of the Socialist party, which has been held together by tho great force of i-irant.ng's personality. (Ily tho Ans.h*luted Press.) Hjalmar lh ant ing, the first Bo- eulisl prime minister in the history Of Sweden, and one of the outstanding public men of that country in his time, was regarded by the Swedish people as thejr country's most Internationa! politician. Worked for Working Classes Devoting virtually his entire life to the amelioration of the conditions of the working classes, and the attainment of the Social Democratic dream of universal peace by universal understanding, Dr, Blunting worked unceas ugly and with I fine optimism for the realization of his ideals. Re spared himself no personal sa-rifice. and even sat iu pr son for his companionship of the Utile of those whose caste and culture were Inferior to his own. Interference with these activities, which he regarded as iiis more Important International work, prominent Swedes said at the time, was the real reason for Dr. UraUting's resignation as finance minister in the Kden gov. rnment in His, although he had sa'd he mu withdrawing from the cabinet because of the con,liip,n of bis health. Nnc7 on the Social Democratic ticket. He made a brilliant and honorable record, and Ik* his s ncerity and ability won the respect of those who had heen his bitterest opponents. He was the author of several hooka and treaties of political subjects. RAILWAY HEADS VISIT IN C!TY BRIEFPERIOD Council and Trade Hoard Delegation Meet Officials on Boat Service (Irani Hall. »lco-pri.«M«l ' lha Canadian l-aclflc railway; F W r. i.i,. u, ii, ral sui.i'iiiii.n.l.iii r.,r Brltlah Columbia; ami C. A Cotter. 11, naalalan. m-m-i-iil aupenntmdalll I'm Hi-iM-.il r..lun.i.i.i. paid tha city a ...-iv ..11 their ....> li..in Hi*' weat. und left ..11 i In- ■"■ o'clock train r 10 ROUNDS BOXING 10 BOUNDS Nelson Recreation Club SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 BOB BARNES of Spokane vs. JIMMIE MAHON of Nelson JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS Semi-Windup Ted McVicar vs. Alex Stewart (Four Rounds) and Several Fast Preliminaries. Admission Ringside Reserved, $2.20; Circle, 11.66; Balcony, |1.10. Doors Open at 0 o'Clock. Tickets on sale at Cabinet Cigar Store and Nelson Recreation Club. Pruning Time Is Here We have in stock: REISER AND CALIFORNIA PRUNING SHEARS BISHOP PRUNING SAWS ' PRUNING AND BUDDING KNIVES TREE PRUNERS, G ft. and 8 ft. GRAFTING WAX, Etc., Etc. Let Us Supply Your Wants Wood-Vallance Hardware Co., Ltd. WHOLESALE NELSON, B.C. RETAIL si, IS, 111 city ih.. ..tli,hil- paid :. via,I lo thi tt• us,.li.lattid Mil.inn fi Smi'ltlna i pany'a planl al Tadanac. A ahor atop wns made nt Bonnlnaton, when tin- wink ,,!' the new power planl ll proitrcealng. Ai the local atatlnn lhe officiate wan m, I by a delegation from tl. city council im.l tl"- board of trade. .1 A McDonald, chairman of the freight nr.l tranaportat.on companj l..i- lhe board, addraaaed Mr, Petera hi regard to lha Weal Arm of Kootenay lake boat aervlce. Mr Petera however, had nothing to nay lit this regard. The delegation which waited upon th Hi.-il mis: Mayor John Bi ll and Alder n O. Turner. .1 11 H.imi il ami .1. I'. Morgan; .! A Ir- . iim. ,i.. .|.r.-iii. nt i.r the ii..anI ... ir.i.l. ; an.I private iii. ini" ra .1 A. Al.- Donald, w R. Hinton, Alexattdi r Leith, f, A Starkey, A. s. Homwlll, .1 l; Hunter, !•'. F. Payne and .1 it GRUNT FOR THE RADIO PLEASE! — The riiar of tlio wild may yet be heard in every home. Wlih this idea in view, Eiatton WNTC ham btffttt trytef out Vm voi.es of »otM of. the inlmals in Xi-w York's zoological park In see how their roars, grunts nnil squeals register through tho microphone and over tht other. The photo -hows ti aabl cultivating "Hike's aeiuiainlam e. NEIGHBORS' QUARREL ENDS IN A TRAGEDY E. C. OWEN rlghtl is iitiil.-r air. si I'hli'h rcaullid li FRANK STAGG ni.. charfed wltli imuili*i* In c. -.1 following a fisi fiKlit batwaan Ing a inmplnini In tore the nolle HEAD A Boulder From Hill Broke Rail, Causing Kettle Valley Derailment Tliat tin- accident which derailed ihe K'etlle Valley train near I'i hue ton on .Monday was Caused hy a broken r;iil Kits the Stat, ni. nt ol F. Vt. I'.-t. r>, (vnaral luperlntendint for Uu Brit- iMh Columbia dtvfatoa <>f th.* railway, wte. WM in tin' <*ily yesterday. a hu *.'.- boalter ooortaf itowa ttu bunk broke the rail, enuslng the atvl- dt nt, Which v.iis not wry nitIouk. Rothermere to Try a Schoolboy Test With His Challenger L-DNDON, r.b. H.—LoH Roth me rt, pOblilher of the Dally Mall, and liis challenger *■> a "achool boy test.1* W. n don's elementary rnh noil wore not WOfti) thO money appropriated for Ih.iii, litinir in nppOTt ">f I'm case the tail un* of a nunih.-r of gra-flliatOl lo ine. I a teat mt hy the Ma spacer in rtlllni one of its junh.r derkahipo, Succeeds Nelson; Association Is in Good Standing, According to Reports "'ai' ill- Hnoutil meetlni of the N. I- ion Retail Mtrchanta' aaaoclatlon, hi id ,, ,i„- board of n.mi.- rootoe yesterday fternoon, .1. W Holmee was . lected resident ror the year. He eucceed* '(. (1. X. Is.,11. Wh.- lias In hi the portion I'm* iii- p 1 1 i"" >' ■"" Other rficem elected were: Mral vice- resident, A. !• Kmory; eecokd vice- resilient. II M \ ine.nl : htasur. r, R, itidr.-w: secretary. B. V. Olgot; audi,- nr. w. M. Walk. r. A Finance com- un..,. n; 1 bj Prealdanl Holmes onsiits -I 1 'i Nelson, A, D. Bmory nd II ,\l \ nn 1 nl. The assocli n is in Rood flnanclaj Inndlna according ta the report civ. n iy B. K '',it:,.1. Reeolpta lor th.* year totaled H-18.91: .lisl.nrs.ni. nts. |62 1.38 : tMTlai a balance tfl Jl I.M. Assets l.-t..I |5S.ftl, While the exeess nf assels i.v. r liahilities t.ilal $16.18. The association, aooordlni t.i Mr. Qlfofl report, has ll memhers, 11 of whom ore full members, and five of whom nr.- local nn-inherx. J>urin« the war s.-\.n on*.linns were held, A eiedlt.d bablliee nf *1 K3 110 Is hehl in lhe bank wilh im liahilitl.s Presldint Xeports The retirtni imsid.-nt. I. O. Nelaon, ciiv.* a brief outline of MlM aooom- pllahments of the Botmil Merchants' aBOOClatlon in the imsl year. It in- ,-liidi-d: BffortS vm i. marie tn hnve lh. Canadian Iti lib railway chance iis Mine at Midway m idaiv of Crow's Nfl. This-' efforts were ansuceess- I'til, A resolution hv the provincial hoard pro tea t ln| against the s;(le nf nleemaij;. lin.i \v;.s endnrsed and had been effective. a recommendation had been mad.- tn the eity council fully endorsing a re- qneat for financial ajntatanoa to tb. Nek-nil pUbllClt) eninniiltee, A clrenlar letter bad I n eoal to all numbers pointing ont the omiii Io lion's worii snd .tw boMflta, The eireillar sin. wed lhat H per eent of the nierehanls w.re imw exempt from the operaln.n of tho nah'H tax. AlOO, owinff 1o action taken, thf emmter sales slip*; Whil h exceeded |lfl in value \M-r<- exempt from a tWO Mttl stamp tax. •* City Churches Hold First Lenten Services Tmlay is Ash Vfedneaday, ami the aecond day of Lent will ho mtirked l.y special oervlcM in both Jtoinan r-iMi..lie ami Anfllcan eluirches. Sp'-cinl serviees will he held throughout Lent byltheoe churches, ; li,. chinch of Mary Iminncnlate ! holding Ken.-d ciion nnd the Stations of the Cross every Wednesday and Thursday evening for tho otx weeks. ' This morning, al 7:10, Very Reverend .1* AHhoff, V.O., will hold a special Ash We.Ines.lay service. Yesterday, Shrove Tuesday, waa better known to many children thnAighoul the city as Pa&caka Tues- day. PAUIR. Peb. -l.—'l'h.- condition of Oloria Bwanaon, moving picture tress, who has been ill In conse- nuence ot" nn oporatlon performed lasl we.-k, was declared this evening i.i have exhibited marked improve Nelson News of the Day i Bre p.,*.,. ;; tor ' The Rdad In Love." (S12ti) i M,| aid Jam Co. is in the market for all small fruits grown by ranchers [iO the dlltrlCt thlS season. (8110) ! if your Vancouver to Give Free Vaccination VANCOUVER, K.b. 14, — Owing to tin: ineuilenee of final IpoX the c.ty has decided to open a free vaccination clinic. POPE WILL HOLD CONSISTORY KOMI*;. Feb. 24.—Pop.- I'ius will hold a conalstoiy aa la customary before tho bptfinnlnK of the various ceremonies, next March or April, hut It ia not expected that he will create any now cardinals, South Africa Will Ash to Be Excused From Title Awards IWri.T'iUX. I*,-I,. 24— lli'iii'iiil HrrUoc tha premltr, i.<-.. i>u*.i tn tha anambly today on tha itnrarnthant'a I'.-iiiiii'. ii in..ii..n t,,,. tha praMntAtlon of nn n.l.li..-,, |., tl„. KIM, |ir;iy- |Q| iii.it Hla Majaaty m.iy Jt»olou»ly in. i,i,-ii.«,-,i i,, rafraln from oonlacr- Iiik tltlei upon hla mbjac-a domlcllad nr IIvIiik in S..111I1 ,Mri,-.'i. Bou.hw-.al All Im, wllii'll In llll.l.T mainline. In nl»,i in,.lu,|,.,I In tin- i-i-- QBMt. Quality Service Satisfaction New Spring Hats YOU can be as critical aa you ' like when you choose your Spring Hat here. We have all the newest ideas in shape, colors and finishes. It will lake you less than five minutes to select just the kind you like. $1.00, ?G.OO, $G.50, $8.50 Premier Oliver Off tq Interior; Due Here Sunday VICTORIA, Feb. 24.—Premier Oliver will leave here tonight en route to the interior. Ho leaves Vancouver over the Kettle* valley tomorrow nigh*':, and spend Thursday and Friday in Penticton and the Okanagan. On Saturday the premier will arrive in Grand Forks, where, although a byelecteion is to take place shortly, he protests that his chief intereu; is to see his daughter, whose guest he will be. Sunday night the premier will go to Nelson, the constituency hei represents in the legislature, whore he will spend two days. Seven Killed in Premature Blast in Texas Quarry LANOUBT, Texas, Keh. 24.—Eight ten were killed und four were seriously injured in a prematura explosion in a Southern Pacific Railway company's quarry here this afternoon. Two of the injured ure not expected to live. A score of men working at the quarry escaped injury hut could not tell how tht- explosion occurred. ' It is presumed that one of the charges of dynamite was imperfeel. Japanese Cabinet for Soviet Pact TOKYO, Fob. 24.—The privy council today ratified the agreement recently ui'rlved at between the Japanese nnd Soviet amhassadors at l'ek- ing*. establishing diploma tic relations between lhe two gn\ eminent s. The exchange of ratifications will take place at Peking tomorrow. BERLIN, Feb. 14.—Prealdent Hb-ort, Who underwent an operation last night for appendicitis, had such a satisfactory day and was resting so well this veiling that much of the apprchen- ion about his condition was allayed, Od a hopeful attitude prevailed at the hospital where he ll a patient. When Your Supply Runs Short, Buy Mcdonald's jam Mnile by your ni'lglibor. Fleming's Store FAIRVIEW Nelson Business College "Individual Tuition" Evening Continuation Clanea, Mondaya ond Thuradaya COMMENCE ANY TIME Outstanding Values FOR THIS WEEK A COMPLETE LEATHER AUTO-STROP RAZOR OUTFIT At a must rcmarkiililo price of S5.50- *''m'-K "' -*• -""• diniuy way at $H.S5. Auto-Strop Ruor 55.00 Auto-Strop Strop CO Shaving Stick -with nickel BMi S3 Kuliberset Ilrush with nickel case 1.C0 Leather Traveling Case 2.00 Regular value J ?0.85 ALL FOR S5.50 Canada Drug & Book Co. NELSON, B.C. HAS IT PUGSLEY BETTER TORONTO, Feb. 24.—lion." William I'uKsley, who has been Berlounly ill of pneumonia for the pant week, was reported tonight to be slightly better. |y Now! is delivered hit (8322) Tin* Road i" Love" is on poft 3 Don*I mlw :< single Inetellnent, It ■ the i".-i eertel yet. (till) Nelaon Brand Uiriulidi in a ■*■ itrlor product, manufactuerd in Nil- mn liv ;i lino wilh an investment of me hundred thouaand dollar! in your .wu cily ami diatrtct. if y»u want h.- beat. BRk for Nelaon Bimad Mar- natade, New Keaaon'i 1'aek. (8H*j7) Have VOU ever traveled "The Kna.l o Love"? Bet pate I. (Mil) The Annual Meeting of the Nelson tKr.cultural and Industrial Aeeoote- inii Miii i.e luiii in the Council Cham- .. r. City Hall, on Wedneaday evrninjt, I*Ylmi:«r> 2.1th. at S o'eloek, (bl28) The Daily Newi delivered to your door before breakfast every morning for Vi cent* ■ week. Call 114 and the panel* will h<- started Immediately. ■ (B3G5) Have mhi a room whieh WOS would like io rent? If so. try advertising ft ill Tin* Daily News classified columns. UtQQ) W W Firgueon, Hairister, BolloftOT, Notary I'ubllc, oilker glook. (73-12) A meeting ol the Bkeogtln of the N'< Iwm Conservative Association will be held In the Hoard of Tra'b; Jtoonin. Ttinrsihiy eveninK at S o'clock. (8410) I'i 'clion plus Investment, North -an Life. E 11. Hanley, DlBtrlOt tt. (8451) ingsttn Eleetrlfl Lamps, 60 nnd wstt, 25c. II i p per -son Hani ware (S153) hI.t the HUapiOSI of the Asuoela- nf rhiir.-h Helpers of St. Mins Church, ths Willow Point .'.■Mi Dramatic club will present sparkling coine.lv. "The Saving e" In th.- MethOTlal Hall, Tnes- 3rd March. Tleksts may be hud i members of ths Association, J. dray's Store. Orldley*! or Mr. R. I>i.wsuii, Adm.ssion Jl. (S4C2) Fraternal Order of Eagles will be At Home tonight, tu X. P. Kail, to all Eagles and thslr friend*. A rood lime in store lor you, (fl}|J Every husband is a lover, but—every lover isn't a husband! What will you do when love grows cold? Louis B. Mayer presents it with LEWIS STONE LEW CODY FLORENCE VID0R Something new about lovers! Something new about husbands! Something new about wives— And many a wife can learn a lot from adapted by a. p. Younger from nn original story by .lohn H, Htahl, who directed It. THE COMEDY. 'Are Blond Men Bashful* PATHE REVIEW m