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People\nthem heard a sort of sizzling.\nus touted, and of a nature all its\nCurrant or perhaps Oa*\n\u2022 conclusion reached was that the\n(sphere had become surcharged\n| electricity, or with a peculiar\nof njL in conuqmnce of the\n\n..own l]%c a bushel, Uelooked for\nbig shipments reported tn htve been\nnetfe ttom Artentlm, Anatnlta ami\nIndia started lhe break in values and\nbefnrt- the day was ended the market\nhere Wiis in a semi -panic condition.\nThe closing was wild. -U* t-i I1-V- n.-t\nlower. Mav %1M% to fl.llM. and\n,iuly %IM% !<> 11.11%, wiiii corn\nd.>wn. and bats Tki* l'1\nIS OVERMANNED\nBOTH SIDES SAY\nStevens Urges Brushing the\nBarnacles Off the Ship\nof State\nAmerican Plunger DADDCn PI ACC\nSought in Spain]DflKlttU bLflOO\nFORKE SAYS LIST\nCONSTANTLY GROWS\nRetirements Followed by\nNew Appointments, Vancouver Member States\nOTTAWA, March I).\u2014Suggestions for\na field day to discuss reform of the\nciv il sen ice were beard in the house\ntoday. Public works estimates were\nunder discussion- and from numbers\non both Bides came the criticism tliat\nUie civil service was over-maniii d.\nThere were some of Ihe finest oen\nof Canada in the civil service, said\nHon. H. II. Stevens, furnier lainist.-.-\nof trade and commerce, bin th-iv\nWen- also a lot of barnacles, and\nthev should b\u00ab got rid ..f.\nRobert Forks. Progressive lender.\nobserved that there wus talk nf ICOn-\nnniy, soonemy all th- tlm.'. yel i;,-\ncivil service kept Increasing. He\nthought all parties should g.*t ...k'tih-\n\u25a0r and irv In find a solution W tn-\noul Playing politics.\n.1. T. thaw, ind.-pendent. West -'alga rj. t bought a general manager\nsiimiid be appelated ont ell deputies.\nJudfftu and BeputUs\n1,. II. Kartell, Liberal. Hants, sharply too* the ground that a Judge, retired\nLIEUT. OSBORNE C. WOOD\nWlio is now In Bafpelona, Spain,\nafter having left heavy debts behind\nhlm at Parle ami Biarriu. Ha was\nreported seme time ago to have piled\nup hundreds o! thousands in profits\nfrom Wall Streel speculation, conducted bv oab'e fnmi ih- Philippine\nwhich he later toaH m the tnaah\ngaming tables. liis wile is riiss-i\nseeking a separation. lie Itf.altaged\nlo have given woi tlile.-s ( he-ks In\nTrance.\n...lil ;\n\u2022 Wl\nOtlK\na I.i\nI\"\ntS.'.e ad'.\nin pr\nth\nine\nEleven Down tn Winnipeg\nYVIXNll'l-'C, .March li.- -SutiVrii\nthe tdggest slump ibat has been r\ncorded in many \u00ab dav. h h*-ui prl\nliii UM toboggan slide mi lhe Winr\npeg Kxchange lodav. and befOTS 11\nbottom was reached a decline of 11\ncents under the previous cl'-se U ;\nregistered on the expressionless clo.\nthat shows out in bold relief the I'hi.\nii a tions of ihe .May Future. A mo*\ncrate reaction tool: place from 11\nlow mark, hut Stay wheat closed II\nlower for tbe dav at 1!H \\.\nTrade volume was large. Tiie imi\nish sentiment that was apparent\nthe close vesterdav ' disappeared l\n:b-dly bearish ton,- wi\nnoli.*.\nIde\nCANADA NEEDS\nA 'C00LIDGE'\ncried Mr. H..i-k.-n. and at i\nis Conservative applause.\n\"I uoukl put hlm in t\ntegory,\" replied Mr. Marl\nin has a rij*ht to Spongi\n'ow cliizens.\"\nVot-H utu!er discussion w.\n\"> for salaries and I75.UO0\nigenclee, dsparttnenl of put.\nall were idoptsd at lhc .*-.\u25a0\nig.\nthe ri-.il se;\nal ion\nI tlscussiea on ths .\nopened by .Mr. Steven\nthe eXl'Ilt lo which\nallowances had grow n in \\ ari'iiis gov-\nernnient departments,\nStaft Kept at Old Streng*th\nA I.etc amount, he stated, waa bring paid io retired civil tsrvantft,\nMam retirements had been brought\nHhoUt. bul on Hie Whole the places li:,.l\nl\u00bb en ull-d. and Ilie lull strength\nmaintained.\nHe suggested that when vacancies\noccurred In the public works and\nother departments, Ihey should he allowed lo remain unfilled as long h.-\np. nslble.' This was a case within\nth.- realm of controllable expenditure.\nIn some departments, M here a \\,-i-\nrancy arretted, help could he drafted\nfrom another department. Instead of\nmaking a new appointment.\nHon. Chense Btewart minister of\nthe interior. Raid that just what .Mr.\nStevens had suggested was being\ndone every dav in the service,\n.Mr. BteVene retorted by saying thai\nthere was an example ol' \"gross extravagance\" In tlo- interior department.\nch il servants bad been lore.\nretlri ment In tb'* prime of I\ndeclined to gi\\e lhe man's name, but\nion the interior\nJUDGE LASSIES\nSTATE fiTTOlEY\nIN STOKES CH\nWHEN REFUSED\nTQ BE HAZED\nEdmonton \"Freshie\" Threatens Legal Action Against\nthe University\nWOULDN'T BE CLOWN;\nCONCLAVE BARS HIM\nLegislature Discusses Case;\n' Minister to Ask for\nReport\ni:i>>lu.\\TnN. .Marcli il. --\u25a0 Ueeuuse\nl,e refused to boW to the dictate* of\nthe Students' union of the I'niverslty\nof Alberta in submitting to the ;nltl*--\nt'.m program prescribed J*y that body.\n\u25a0Dwlghl H Klcc of this City declared\nlodav that he had been debarred from\nattending lectures. He slated that hlh\nappeals to the university authorities\nbad proved abortive, ami now he\npints ai taking legal action against\n'student tyrsnny.\"\nBizarre Initiation\nlb- claims that the sophomore\ninitial !oji program commanded\nhim l-> shave a V-shaped flgur*.\non tin- back \"f bis head; wear a\nlight skull cap of given colors in\nsuch a wav i hai shaven figure\noouM be eavih Men; roll up his\ntrousers at less! one loot above\nthe tops of his boots, put on n\ngre.-n He. and add a pennant nlid\nribbons io Ins aniiv\nTli. i.-gala tions stipulated thai Hi is\nl.-S-llllli- should be wofll .Ijtilv from\neomno'iiceiiieni to field day, on tlu*\npublic highway as well as sround the\nIs Told to Stop\nEvading Treaty\nMINERS LEAVE\nPITS QUIETLY\nAT HOUR SET\nOfficials and Clerks Take\nOver Pumps and Other\nMachinery\nABANDON FIVE PITS\nTO WATER FOREVER\nCouncils Vote Relief; No\nIntervention as Yet by\nCabinet\nLuther that he must reuse tryluu; to\nrirriinivont th** liis.irmamrnt features\nuf the Vernuilles treaty.\nDeclares Improper Questions Asked Stokes Have\nLost the Case\nWATKINS FOUND\nGUILTY AND IS\nAWARDED ROPE\nYouthful Slayer of Quebec\nPostmaster Leads Judge\nto Moralize\nnu\nMtln\nlies Wl\nI.,\nII.\nHocken Says Premier Needs\nCourage to Cut Down\nCivil Sen*ice\nANIMAL HEALTH\nGETS BIG VOTE\nCHICAGO. Ma-eli li.-l.ess than\ntwo leans all.a- II lent lagim Ils\nei.ei-.e.aiuinau.ai ..f W, B. 1). Kli.kes.\nwealthy New Verk apartment hotel\nowner, ea trial ehalBe.l will] eell-\nrpira.y I,, delaine hi* iutltii; \\.'il\" hi\nan eli.al t.. ..I.tain a .liwiree. Ilie\n|.ru-eeuii,,n uas ,.niiie.l this afler-\nHOM by Judge \u00ab'. N. (iemmll that\nll lia.l probably deitroytd its ease.\nThi eeiirt was s.i emt,h;i tic ill ils\n,leniiueiali.,u at III,' melliuils ,,f Milton IV gmltll. assisiant slate's at-\nii'itiey. thai after warning the prosecutor thai a court or review probably would throw oul a conviction\n,.( Btokea, lie added he was nut oar-\nf lain I.ill lha! lie- lien.I ,.f the eress-\n\u25a0 I examination hud tranrareseed ao far\n; I lh.il he himself w.ul.I lane t.i re-\n( I vise a jury \\ el,let ugalnat tile aK'eii\n. i millionaire.\n. | Asks About Letters Not Produced\n' | With.an produi Ing Hi., postal carda\n' l f..r the trial record, Mr Hinilh. Ill a\n! roaring, angry v.u.e itemantfad thai\nMr. Slakes give a \u25a0yes\" or \"nn\"\nI answer as to whether lie had nnl\ni missives 1.. Mrs. St.-k.s, Uie Slakes'\n! children. Murlal ami Jimmy, and\nj Mrs Arthur Bcotl Miller. Mrs. Stokes'\n] I her. denouncing Mrs. Stakes far\nlegad nssoeiiitian wlih uagru men.\nMis fare l.laziaK With ali)*er, an.l\nLegislature to Quiz\nEDMONTON, -Mareh i;._M,.n,l\nvine\n,'Klsl\n.1\" A!\ne.t. a\n\u25a0fled\naf Initiation\nlean..re elass\n\u2022Ra ala.ul.l\nwaa evldaa\ni tlU lions.\nis a ,1111. ran\n.1-1 la.\n-.\u25a0\nwla.ther ti:\ni as fallauaal I\nit the t'nlverni.\nl.e continued '\n...I l.y a dls.a.\nit\noplnli\n; i\nhit- Ilie\nThe da\nlar Will l.e\n.seal Sainton.\nssiaa arose all! n\na lectures at i\nI IteV. II II Itl\naade dU'*\nt.f\n.nil\nIns\nna Baker.\n. asked to\nlitter Iran\nOTTAWA.\nMarch ii \u2014\"What\nIs a \"Coolidge.\" II. C\n\u2022native. Tan.mo West\nof lh.\naids\nSIGNERS KICK\nAT FRENCH FEES\nish and American Tour-\ns Are Threatening to\nGo Home\nHocken,\nlaid Ihe\nmien, when u discuss!,,,\nworks estimated turiad\nservice matters. I'rts\nhe said, had iinnounceil\ncut the taxation uf the\nuniil it was fi:, per\nCanada was paying Itl\nCanada oucht t,. hav\nllilnlster. the sum., roange tha\nIn President Coolidge. said .Mr. II\nCanaan could noi expect p. co\nWilli tile United, Stales while I.\ntwice the harden i.f taxation\nthe in.I i.il aud Ilie place ta\nwas in the civil service In' e\npemlltiir,. l.y JI\nlliN i Practically Two Millions Is\nGranted for Administering the Regulations\n'(Inching lit\nstand. Mr. sii.l.\nuu! hurled an\nnever did\nMi\n| p.\n.llll.\nIdle ,\nhll I\nl'.\\,.'.,. March \u00ab - A vote\nhat lie waul,11 inuiiey for the heullll of animals a\nCulled Stales something which went fiijther tl:\ncapita, while t0 ,hl. Clltii(. \\{ \u00ab, ,n to the i p.,\n'\"r'.r ii's' pnaie ' '\" *\u2022 \"plnluli of Harry Ueiiler, Pro- JJ\n've. Curtate la I'rairie. when I\nek.-n.\napete\nJudge (leinmill\ninn. terming it \"\na few minutes\nask.,1:\n\"Didn't la.tori..u\napartment al ih.-\nW'ijs m.i thai win\nSlakes\nUKh\nohje,\nlillsllie:\nth\n.add l.e\narrled ei\nCanada\nilinales totaling Jl.lHla.lKHl lor the I\nInlinistratliin of regulations affect- |\nI the heullll of animals was he- I\nI fare Uie hallsC li.iiisht,\n1 Mr Leader said i! was very nl. e j\n[li, hale HoWatlag plants, hat of tar 1\nwitness\n\u25a0trained forward\nia.il wrathful. \"I\nSmilh read each\ndapped the rand-\npry improper.\"\nluter .Mi-. Smith\nwo \" visit yo\n\\n-..llla hotel, ai\nMrs. Stokes left\n1 slii.UI\nan hy his all.nil.\nind nil Monday.\nNOT CONSIDERING\nSTRIKE TROOPS\nNo Action Will Be Taken at\nOttawa Unless Province\nRequires It\nOTTAWA, Hatch i;.\u2014\"Tin- ui.i.u-r\nis uitin-h in tin- hands nf tlu* provincial authoritle*,\" stated 3. J. Drs-\nbarati, deputj ml nit ter <>i tin- Aa-\npaitment ot national defence, tonifht,\ntatBttiog \\>i Hi'- r-ii.irt frum llallfux\nnt ti'M.-ps ihi-i*.. had\n|tON T REAL, lUrch ti\u2014William\nOt-ijrijf Wntkinn, alias i>a\\ I-.**. a\u00ab>*il\nL'l, was t'ntinrt Kuilty thia fVi-nlnn*\nvt tlu- murdi-r ol Kraii'-uls X. Beau-\nvain on tin- ni^ht uf S*-|>U-tni>-*r S. !>i\nBiiiUNais' gr-ict-ry Hti-re at Vftdun, an.l\nwai MD-Unoa-d tu in- kianfed mi June\nIS, liv Mr. JuHtuf Wlldon, in tho cuurt\ncif tli.- khiR's lu-il-'h.\nAit'n.i DMchatnbaolt aaa*S n, mu\nKang whn raiilud tlm wtor\"\nut the time watltlM heW Ip tli.- i>..si-\nui.tn-Krui.-r and abot him. was found\nKuiin ni nmnalaucbtar, nad iwill Im\nfcentcii--*.-.) later.\nOn Monday, Btdo-tf Karrlaon, tba\nn- with- ' ,S*M \"l '\"i\"'r,Nt. S;isk.. youth, * Im linn\nrht N ' '\"''\" *-'1*,n'''11 '\u25a0> aennSa rial in run*\nnf this n<'<'H\"n \\iith the murder, \u00abill ap*n*ar\ninai initiation I -\"\"'''\"'\u25a0\u25a0\u2022, \"\"' court.\n\u25a0tUdentl ouUrt j Banfliti ''Mtr* Children\"\nlime i(\\',-r tlu- , J\" hl* \u25a0ummlM \"m. h..vV,.vf.,-. .Mr.\n, Juatice \\\\ iImuii scored th.- preaeni\nInlater i>( \u00bb*du-I ,I;|-V \"elvlllaatloa-moderu prpgreoslvt-\nMain a n-j.m-t '*dva\u00bbcod, ultra-modern,\" which bad\nthe unlveralty i prnduced\u2014what?\nt t-i the leOa- I Bandite wlm m-r.- rhildl*\u00bb-n. int-ii-\nchtMren. with tbt complexion ot school\n |*irla.\nIn tin- days gone by, we thought of\nbandit ae a mail with long hair.\nI huff, with thn\n,his belt,\n1 what to\n111\nkm.\n-s to\nK11 IKS\nIpl\nin\nAnd\n.i\nNo.*\nthat Ihe\nbeen orde\n! from\n| Bootla\n\u25a0 tiOMtlon thiii\n.ni'\n\u25a0tand b;\nt ol the\nin\ntrlke of'U\n, which h\u00ab\nchildren\n\"Wa\nif wo I\nImportaftc\nhealthy\nIn\n|UH, March ti.\u2014Lf Martin under\nthat lhe govf-niment haa in- I\n|M a hill r.-tfiilatiiiK in a more |\nive manner tba poll-N) oupervialon |\nllrcifrtu-i-H In franco, Hnd the is- ,\n\u00a5' nf identity cards to them. A I\nfeed' law In to take place of i\n|n**Ht-ni decree which the paper\nusele.su, because Infractions\nentail no adequate penalty,\nquestion of taxation and su- I\n[lion of foreign vlaltori continued |\nupy th\u00ab tourist aaoociatlona i\nohes from resort centers stal\nVisitor* from Croat Britain an\n[jnitfd States resent the proposf\n,n the coat of identity card\nKiat many nre arninKinc to rt\nome should the proposal b.con\nI Curzon Collapses\nWhile Dressing to\nDeliver a Speech: n.. \u201e. , T , \"T\n r Ottawa High School\nabout ll\niv.\" said Ur. Lm\nDefora tho houaa\nng thi VOtO wan o;\nTHINK ACTION IS\n| DUE FROM OTTAWA\ni Manitoba Attorney-General\nSays FVult Combine Up\nto Dominion\n\"Ill r,\n1 thai the\n\u25a0 think the\nol Nova\nthat tin-\nanj in-\npossible\nIm; muy\nthat the\nLONDON, Mnrch 6. \u2014 Ths coa-\n(l it ii ii cf MaiTjtits C. IH on, of\nKo,:\nthorn weiniiinn 19 poun4a i\nIs the OfTlleil catch in lhc hn-c\nI history of the i ivci. and l| reff&rd\n| as an Indication of ,m tarty ipnng\nTin\nOTTAWA. March 6.\u2014Seveenteen-\nyear-old Gvclyn Bannister of Sault\nSte. Mario, who has been attending the Ottawa collegl.-Ue, has\nLean inlsslng* since yesterday noon,\nwhen she left the homo of her\naunt. Mrs. J. A. Campbell, with\nwhom she lived In Ottawa.\nA tUfO number of family\nfriends, under the direction of\nthe police, are srorchlnff the city\nfor sonis trace of the girl. Foul\nplay is u* ii '-\u25a0:! ae Mis Bannister hnd never indicated the slightest Intention of leaving* her aunt's\nhome, nor had sho nny acquaintances in Ottawa which might hnve\nled to her going* away.\n; fl*\n!harge\u00bb.\"\nMis lordahl\ndeplored\nd on ihe ,\nire to nil\nJAPANESE GROWERS\nARE ALL FOR CO-OP\nPresident Taylor Tells Ontario Fruit Bootlegging\nMust Be Stopped\nBYDNKY. X. 8\u201e March \u25a0*.\u2014-Follow-\niny * failure of negot fut ions that\nbegun last December, looking toward\na new contract between tiie British\nBSmplra Steel corporation und Ita\nminers in Nova Scotia, und pasaeil\nth tough many stages, Including the\nai>pointnient of a conciliation board.\nB Hid per cent cessation of work iu\npractically every coal mine in Nov.i\nScotia commenced at 11 o'clock tonight, involving some * 14,000 men.\nWith the exception of one or two\nsmall collieries on the mainland, privately owned, not a single ton of\ncoal will be mined in any of the\ngreat mines that constitute the moat\nImportant single industry in the province.\nW'lictber or not the cthsatimi of\nwork will be recognized us 100 per\ncent strike, or a lockout by the cur-\nponirion. remains to be decided hy\nPresident John U X-ewis, international presiilent of the United Mim-\nWorkeri of America, Up to u l-ite\nhour tonight President .1. \\V. McLeod\nof District -(> had no instructions\nttOBB the International head.\nThe last man had left the eol-\nlieiii-3 at 11 o'clock tonight, and all\nhorses were removed. *\nFicht to Save Mints\nMaintenance ' men left their\nposts, and were relieved by company officials and clerks from\nChe offices und the compi-\">\nstores, who will endeavor to keep\nthe machinery going to gave the\nmines from destruction of water\nand gas.\nThla uas niio hi all the col Her leu\nexcept five, whleh will b* ftUovad\nhi (loud ami will not tm roopatretl\nThey* are So. io at rtescrve. \u201eVo. (\nit Caledonia, Xo. 21 ut Vfctor*fa,\nin.i Noa, L'l and 12 at Birch Core.\nThey wore opened 1\"' yaan ago, and\ngave work to IftOI nien.\nThe Utmoal good order mucked Ihu\nibandonment of tha pitrf by tha\nminers, Ai fa si as the nu-fj were\nraised to the surface they ttftperaed\nto their homes, and In i taw tno-\ntneDts pitheads thai hud been the\nbustling renters of industry hecamo\nUlent and deaerted.\nAll Locals Obey Precepts\nI n forma lion al mid night was thai\nMl locals had followed tho letfr of\nInstruction! Issued by distri-t head-\nThe men ctaltn their a\/eUtk Is the\noutcome of a lockout by tbo corporation, While the corpora Hon looks Upon\nthe movement as a 100 par ean^ftrike\nMany of the collieries buvc WOlkr,|\nonlj \" small part vf each week dining the winter months, and only\nabout 8000 men hava boon working\npart time during tha winter.\nAll Must Keep Sober\n[natructions have gone ma to the\nmen from the dlatrlct executive strictly forbidding any aet ion that may\nprecipitate trouble, and Mftlcular\n11 'ont Itnii'-I nn oare 11\np.\n\u2022on tin\ncd. wai\nng tin\ngovernment\n- take propei\nBul all th.\nif the fedei-s\nit,I ippul t,\nctli\nSt. John Attends\nReadjust to Scale\nPugsley Funeral\nof pay.\nwith tb- recent rat\ns\u00bb-(l in the house of\n^fternomi wilhout OMOStttou.\nresolution states that \"no suuli\nifltment. shall utitliorlze the .n-\nof nny payments for pvi-.uon*\neerued be tore the pausing of t'ie\ned legislation.\nMa\nAWA. March tl.\u2014A resolution i s r- \u25a0\"\u2022II.N. N.B.,\nle an amendment to the Royal I Hundreds of cltliens from all walks\nInn Mounted Police net provld- of life, Including rcpreseiilulhoa ofl\nhat penaioha to officers their the federal and provincial govern-\n. nnd constables, granted prior, \u201e.,,..,\u201e u-.thered thin ntlimimi >t\n,y tlm i, r,'H,.ji,.t,.,i \u201e, \u00bb.--!si:'^;h,^'e;;;,'e,,'niH,^'';,,;r^;\nrespects to Hon. William J'ugsley. \\\nformer lieutenant-governor nf New \u25a0\nBrunswick, and at one time federal!\nminister of public works.\nServices were conducted by lte\\*. I\nA. L Klcmlng. lector of Stone cburoft. I\nOntario Will Fire\nEmployees Who Bet\nUpon the Ponies\nTORONTO, March 6.\u2014Premier\nFcrgi^on, in the legislature this\naftornoort, said that it had come\nto lie.tr nvj that a person was\nvisiting tha parliament buildings\nand soliciting bets on horso racing.\nHe announced thnt He proposed\nto employ a detective, and if any\ncivil servants were caught making bets they would be dismissed,\nas the government did not take\nany chances with such employees.\nApartment House With\nWindowless Rooms Is\nInspiration ol Bylaw\nVANCOUVER, March 6.\u2014The\n! discovery that a local gara\u00a3e re-\n' cently was turned into an apartment house with windowless\n: rooms is leading the city coun-\nt cd to revise the building bylaw.\nCHURCH UNION VOTE\nChairman Leech Fired\nFrom Liquor Commission\nAlter Losing His Suit\nREGINA. M-^rch 6.\u2014R. E. A.\nLeech, chairman of the Saskatchewan liquor commission, who yesterday lost his libel action against\nthe Leader Publishing company\nfor $50,000 damages, Has been\ndismissed from his appointment\non the board by the provincial\nriovernment.\nIn a statement issued today.\nAttorney-General Cross says:\n\"The appointment of R. E. A.\nLeech as chairman of the Saskatchewan liquor commission has\nbeen cancelled, effective today,\"\n, _f 1\t\nAmerican Bankers May\nLoan Britain Big Sum\nto Aid Gold Standard\nNEW troHK, March I. Whll\u00ab u\u201e\nI.-i rn.i I .llsi iissi.iii .ii negutlRtlom re-\n(udlnc He. ntabllihmeni ot a 1'nlt-\ne.l Sl.iles el.'.lil In lid III..il Britain\nin die i-.st.iniii f ilie n.'i'i standard Imr l.een ..|..'lie.I. inl.'iii.itliiniil\nI,linkers Indicated today thai llrltain\nWould en...inner liltle difficult! In\n[ arranging i loan of anywheri fi-.nn\nSlim.imu lu <: \"in' tor Hint\n|.lll'|.i.se.\ni IT\nI'.uva. March li. -Jai>n\ns. llle\nis in thi, un arc loo\nper\ncent\n.....]..irativc.\" aald 1.. E. To\n\\ lor\nnf K\naloana, B. r. president nf\nthe\nBrltli\nih Columbia Kiuii Grown,'\nsi.ein\ntion. m addrcMinn n mc,\nding\ni.r tli\ne eilslei ,| l Inl.'ll'lil lil'llll. h \u25a0-!'\n1I1,\nrami.\nlinn s... l.iv of Technical .1\n,gcl -\n. Illtl.\nrials ler- todaj\nTil,\n\u2022 problems of thi rmli gru\nnets\nn el'e\nnee.lltll. 1 le he lack\n, ,..| ,,.,,,11 r it 1 , lu.ie .\nof\ninns.\n.lll'l 1 UOpi 1 .11 lei, ,,l I III 11 1\nwilh ..niiiei- ..n.i ulioleaa\nlera.\nhe ill\n\"ll.\n\u2022el.ire.l,\nlOtlegglllK 1 ' fruit in\n.lllS-\ntry,\"\nhe said, \"is as preralml a\ns Is\nhootli\n\u25a0yniini in liquur ther i\n,.11'IS\nnf 111\ne country, and l\u00bb lusi .1- .1\netri-\ntn.'l.t;\nil.\"\n.\u00bb.i\u00ab and dealers under\n,,,,,-\ntrie t\nwith Hie l-'iiin Growers' 0\ns-n-\nel.ilie\nn from time to time dealt\n1.Llt\nflile\nMa\nand broke Ihe r net.\nns ore under dlacuaalon bj \u00ab\nll l.ll\nany\nmi. n breach of eontracl in\n1 by\nthe\nftitur\n.\u25a0 Hn 11 His iii mil ni\n1.1 1\nfine\nuf ,<:.'.1 being llkelj to ho\nre 'i\nKlillll.\n,1. affect.\nWanted for Fraud\non Old Woman Over\nLifting Mortgage\nThe Weather\nBY TRAIN\n.111\nTORONTO. March\nissii.,1 toaay t,v ti\nbureau nt\" Informal\nHI7 Preabyterli\t\nvoted in favor of 1\naad lfi ugiiinst.\n-A Munmr)\neburch unl.ni\n] shows dial\n1.nations have\nI niteii ehurel.\n\u2022*-!\n11..11,\nKfaejt, wi\nNational\nI AW.\nl'i\".\nMa\nrh\nulu,nt 1,\n.,!\nkill,.I\nratlwiu tncka\nI ll..snells, Sask. seiilh of li\nthis ivealag. The bod) \u00bb\nl.y a farmer a short time\npassenger train had passed.\nSt.\nVANCOUVER. March 6\u2014Alleged to have cruelly defrauded\nan old local woman of diamonds\nworth $1203, under the guise of\nselling them to meet a mortgage\non her home, tho police are requesting the extradition of F. W.\nDarley. Los Angeles.\ntemperatures IihK.w aro for Il.e\nus endlDg yesterday afternoon at\nAnnuities for Aged\nof Sharpies Tribe\nI.i I.N I >( i.V. Ml\nPress Cable,)\u2014A.\nor Thomas Sharpl.\ncheater, probated\nthe Whole Of the 1\nan\nstall\nllle,I\nnne\ntilled li\nti ti. -(Canadian\nriling to the will\naccountant. Man-\neiiny, practically\nderived from\nre earl.- ,\ns found I tnl\nafter al annuity\n1 \u00a3 ll).\ndivided\ntegi\nor Bhorpl\nwere horn in\nWales and Ireh\nbi\nIt\nt $l:MI.Mill\n1 who are\nthe surname 1\nHesmondhatglt, wh,.\nUhgland. Beotland, I\nil, and are at pies- |\nTh..\neeed 1\nyears ol ago.\nid, will noi I\n1 raiilii.nili\nPrince Allien\nWinnine-. .\nSan Krani'isee\nSpokane \t\n\u2022 Nn aero.\n rageTwu\"\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1925\nLeading Hotels of the West\nifhen Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained\na\nGeorge Benwell, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nAMERICAN PLAN RATES, $3.50 TO 15.00\nRooms with Running Water and Private Baths.\nHeadquarters for all Travelling Men, Mining Men,\nLumber Men and Tourists.\nROTARIAN HEADQUARTERS\nSPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER $1M.i\nTHE MOST COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THE CITY\nIllTME \u2014 Mr. and Mrs. James An-'eary; F. P. Williamson. Ventleton; R\nderson. Kaslo; (*,. t*. ltatnell. Toronto; I Gecyaon, 0, A. Nixon, Bennington; J.\ny\\r. anil Mrs. K Allan, Iiunihells; T. | C Carruthers, elty; Mrs. Htorey anrl\nH. Jones, Vernon: It. A. Morley. J. K. ! sen, AVarUner; Morlev H Plunkett, Al\nArcher, J. A. UIkks. W. tl. Metcalfe, ! ''nnkett Stan Bennett, Lea Appleby,\nA B. nsju, 11. K. llllltnour. Van-1 Mr. ami Mra. Red Newman, Ross\neeuver; E. Pledderjohn, II. M. Watson. ! Hamilton, the Dumbells; J R. Ly-\nJauies Ciuuiili, 11, J. Il_ Biearey. Cal* i mourner, Montreal.\nEUROPEAN PLAN\nDaylight Sample Room, '.\nCommercial Ms.\nHotel Strathcona\nOnce You Get Acquainted With the Strathcona\n\u2022 YOU WILL STOP AT NO OTHER\nQueen's Hotel\nTHE CENTEROF CONVENIENCE\nHot and cold water ln every room\nBteam heated.\nA. LAPOINTE, Prop\nTHE MADDEN HOTEL\nT. MADDEN, Prop.\nSteam-heated Roomi by the Day\nWeek or Month.\nEvery consideration shown to\nguests.\nCor. Baker and Ward Sts. Nelson\nMAI intiX \u2014 Oscar Ar.tl.-rHin. A.\n-s.iisriKr. n. Wiitiiun Koftfnoff, Brtl\nlimit; I,. Holbroff, ,J. S. Holmu. BpO-\nkiine; Mrs. M. V. Clark, Perry's; K. It.\nCbuchatn, J. Boawtak, ,r. R. rtltante\nUfV.UU.Iu*; W. W. Mt-L(-(i(l, V. IS van*\nTruil.\nFifteen Hundred\nVillagers Must\nVacate Townsite\nCHEYENNE, Wye, March 6.\u2014\nThe 1503 residents of La Voye,\nWyo., were deprived of their\nhomes by a ruling* of .Federal\nJudifc T. Blake Kennedy today,\nwho ordered that the townsite be\nvacated in favor of the Ohio Oil\nocmpany, which holds a government lease on thp government\nland. It Is ln tho Salt Lake oil\nfield.\nHER NERVES SO BAD\nSHE COULD NOT SLEEP\nMrs. Grace Kitchen, St. f!eni*jr-*,\nOnt., writes:\u2014\"Attn* having a an* ere\nattack of iirieumonia. I wus left in a\nweak and run-dmvn n unlit ion. My\nnerves were so had I could not sleep\nnights, and in the duyttin.* I hud\nterrlhle faintiiiK spells, caused by niy\nheart heing weak. ' Finally 1 |Ot so\nhad I had to take tu my bed for\nweeks at a time, but one day 1 read\nabout\nMILBURN'S\nHEART AND NERVE PILLS\nso decided to try them.\nAfter taking one box I felt a slight\nimprovement. 1 have now taken five\ntioxes, and have gained 35 pounds in\nweight. I am now more than able\nto do all my own housework as well\n'is considerable outside work. I cannot lecomtnemd Millturn's H. & N.\nPills too highly for those suffering as\nI did.\"\nSTOMACH BAD!\nINDIGESTION\nChew a few Pleasant Tablets,\nInstant Stomach Relief!\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\n616 Vernon Street East\n\"nty brick hotel in city Stean\nheated: hot and cold water\nEuropean and American plan\u00ab\nOCCIDENTAL HOTEL\nA. C. TOWNER, Proprieter\nThe home of plenty.\nFifty rooms of solid comfort\nWe serve the best meals In Nfllnm\nIt's the cook\nSAVOY HOTEL\nTwo blocks from Depot.\nSteam Heated. By Day. \"Week or\nMonth. Hot and cold running water\nFor Your Comfort.\nJ. A. KERR, Prop.\nMRW Uii ANU \u2014 <;irn Allan, Kd\nI'ueh.'Mie. Harold Rich, lUurlce Lon-\n-'< ti. .1. lirvnn, D. Krislnv. Cv BUrk,\nW, Uuberts. the .1'umliells; B. !\u25a0- Hull\nhpokutie; Mrn. Howell and family, fal-\ntaty; Mrs, Greenwood nnd child- Edmonton; _V. Holder, Drumheller; It. M\n-Mcl'hi-rsun, Mra. I. Lee, BonninRton,\nEdward Nordman ntul Mrs. Nonlnian,\nMtsu Ksther Nor.Iinmi, Kens kind, Mrs,\nV Graham, Vancouver.\nIXVOT \u2014 Roy H. Clark, Vanoouver;\nH HtnrUks. David Rice. Trail; Uie\nVlvln, Lnrdi>; 1. D- Walker, Mr. antl\nMra. Boatt, T. L. Purvia, Vancouver;\nMrs. l'roulx. Kamloops; J, 11. Palmer,\nCalgarv; .1. Whil., Silverton; Mr. nnd\nMrs blxon and son, Wallace. Idaho;\nAll.ert Avlson, Mrs, ,T. Avi5<.>n, New\nDenver: Mrs. A. Borne r villa, Belen\n\u25a0Somerville. Slocan City; A. K. Stanley.\nNakusp; M. R, McI-.-nnan, Bonnlnfton;\nJohn P. Hell. Park's Siding; Bt-asl\nMartin, T. Uneas, Boulder,\t\nMRS. MALLETTE\nAnnounces the Reopening of\nTHE KOOTENAY HOTEL\nVernon Street Phone 692\n'ompletely renovated. Thirty comfortable rooma.\nA Home for the World at Reasonable\nPr-jcep '\nNelson's Best Cafes\nWhan at Nelson. Eat si ths\nGolden Gate Cafe\nOur motto ifl Cleanliness. Quality\nmd Service Al! White Help.\nMeals. SOc and Up\nThe monieiti \"Pape*a Dlapepatn\"\nreaches lhe stomach all distress rock.\nLumps of indigestion, ^iises. heart-\nburn, aourn-aaa, tuUneac, flatulence\npalpitation, vanlah.\nEase your atom-acti now: Correct\ndigestion and acidity for a few cents\nDrufffl-ata sell mtllioni of packaf*a,\nCONSERVATIVES\nSWEEP LONDON\nCOUNTY COUNCIL\nLiberals Almost Wiped Out;\nLabor Gains Eighteen\nSeats\nLONDOW, March n\u2014(Canadian\nFreee Cable.l*^.jrtmicip.il Reformer! or\niiervatlvei were ngain reelected In\nlhe majority,\u2022 tot tin- 18th year, when\nlecttoM ror the London county conn-\n11 limk plnce today.\nOf the lie sen---, the Reforniere\nwon II; Labor or Soclallsta. 18; Pro-\nrcssiv.- i.r Liberals, c. The Ltbor\nnd Socialist party hnve valued 18\neats, entirely lit the expense of the\nI'roKresslve.i, while lie- .Municipal Re-\nformeri have eaineil one s.-ai. and\nare. nf eom'ne, decisively confirmed in\ntheir majority.\nEighteenth Year\nThe past eouncil cnnaUted of 84\nMunicipal Reformers or Conservative!*,\n'it Proereaalvee or Mbernla, and is\nuallfled eleatora is nearly 8,060,000,\nImoet equally comprised of meo and\nWomen.\nThe Municipal Reformers have held\na majority in the Common council of\ncounty of London for 1T years,\ngoverning\" the densely populated area\n\" 117 acres and four and a half million persons eomprlitng London county.\nSTIRLING HOTEL\n716 Vernon Street East\nSteam hestsd. Hot snd cold water\nWs srs hers to serve you.\nP. H. \u00bbUSH, Prop.\nTHE L D. CAFE\nFlnest-oiinipped restaurant tn the\nCity. OPEN DAY AND NIOHT.\nSPECIAL\u2014Ice Cream, Soda Water\nand Hot Drinks. Nice, clean, furnished looms; hot a,nd cold water.\nWe Cater to Private Parties.\nSHERBR00KE HOTEL\nNear C.P.R. Station.\nItouma at Iteasonable Rates.\nH. DUNK, Proprieter\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\n320 Baker Street, Nelson, B.C.\nOPEN DAY AND NIGHT\n11:30 to 2:30, Special Lunch .. -35c\n5:30 to 8:00 p.m., Supper 35c\nPhone 154\nCuticura Talcum\nForYoungAndOld\nAfter a bath with Cuticura Soap\nend warm water Cuticura Talcum\nIs Indispensable in soothing and\ncooling tender or Irritated eklne.\nThey are Ideal for all toilet usea.\nFtirjiVi Bilk Trwt *T W-.II. Afrirtm CtntiXXttr\nWr...(: \"Citlawa. t 0 fcw am, \u25a0neta-wl.'\nIV-.y'-'oipff*. Ointro\u00abntrUn.lK*. TalHurlfir\n(1W Try our n\u00abw 5h\u00bbvln* SlitW.\nPITS QUIETLY\nAT HOUR SET\n(Continued from Page One)\nstress Is laid ti|>oii Ihe demand for\nsobriety. Kf forts were lielng made\nhy the authorities to close up all\nplaces suspect ed of selling liquor In\nthe town of Glace Bay and other\nmining centers, and tho officials announced their determination of keeping the peace if at all possible.\nThe Ghee Hay town council has\nvoted IB60-9 for relief purpoCM nmong\nthe needy famili-**-\" there, but sonl\na resolution to the Kovernmenl declaring Ibat they could go no further lu the way of furnishing financial nssislance to the sinkers, ami\nasking intervention in their behalf.\nColliery towns that depend spoil\nthe mine machinery to furnish thejn\nwith light and power were not suffering any inconvenience, and wen\nbeing werved U usual.\nA mass meeting of lhe miners will\nbe held at 1\" o'clock tomorrow to\ndiscuss lhe filiation and lay plaM\nfor iheir CUnpl ,\nSteel Plant Has Three Months' Coal\nOfficial! at the steel plant In S\\d-\nney stated that the Stoppage of work\nin the mines would not effect tht\nsteel plant, as there was enough coa\nhanked there tu laal three months.\nNo picket! win be allowed nt anj\nof the collieii's by tho I'nited Mini\nWorkers of America officers, unlet!\nit becomes absolutely unnecessary, i\nwas announced from beadquartera b\nOlace Bay tonight.\nGovernment Stryimj Out\nHALIFAX, Manh 8.- There wa\nno indication! at a late hour tha\nanv Intervention waa contemplate)\nby ibe focal itove\ntinn with the stoppage of work in\ntho coal mines of the BrttWl Kmpire\nSteel corporation. Premier Armstrong na id nt in Id night thai there\nhad been no developmenta at this end.\nThere -were no official Judications\nhero that local troops would bo sent\nto Cape Lbeion, nor were the government police anticipating any part\nin the strugf-Jo, according to the attorney-general.\nCounty Council Votes Loans\nBTUlfBY, H, m\u201e March C\u2014Decision\nto loan sir.OO lo District No. U of\nCape Hreton coimly was made by\nlhe county council here today.\nLike amount! will also be loaned to\nDistricts Nos. 1 und 4 if relief Is\napplied fur.\nSpring HLU All Out\napHINU HILL, -VS. Marcli 6,\u2014-Approximately kiij'J mlnera ceased work\nIn the -Spring Hill collieries of the\nDominion coal company here tonight.\nIn accordance \\\\\\xh the strike order.\nTills nuniher Include! every employoe\nof the colli, rles down to the lasl horse\nboy, and the strike was pronounced\nas H\"J per cent.\nNew Glasgow Out\n\\I*:\\V QLASGOW, March \u25a05.\u2014The\ncollieries of PlCtOt] county wei*e v;i-\noated by lhe ininers tonight at ll\no'clock following decisions of meetings\nof the United .Mine Worker!1 locals\nto walk out in conjunction wilh their\nCape Breton members, ami with lhe\nexception of several small privatoly\nowned collieries, the strike was 100\nper cent. Approximately 1000 men\nwere Involved.\nMurdoek Says \"No\"-\nOTTAWA Mareh li.\u2014lion. James\nMunlock minister bt labor' has wired\nto .1. W McLeod, preelaeni of the dislrict IB; United Mine Workers of\nAmerica, Olace Bay, that while be\nwould personally bu glad to assist\nin helping to bring al.oiit a settlement of existing differences In the\nCape Breton coal fields, \"on must\nMaintain that any representations or\ndemands to he made hv our district\nboard ahould he made direct to your\nTOO JW COOKS\nHELD UP WORKS\nThree Departments Squabbled at Port Nelson\nCausing Year's Delay\nOTTAWA. March fi.\u2014A reported ae.\ncount of how each department madi\nit Impossible for tbe others to Cftrrj\nun. With the result that thf worl\n-vas poatpoaed for a year, was recounted by j. t. shaw, independent,\n'algary West, In the house of coin\nmoni this afternoon, while the public works estimates were being\nllecuMed.\nMr, Shaw claimed that tbe civil\ntervloe enmmission had tailed in its\nlUty. There should have only been\none commlutoner appointed in the\nfitsi place.\nHe advocated that a \"general manager\" should be appointed over all\ndeputies and their depart men Is, to\nmake overlapping ol department!\nImposelble.\nSmart Hats\nMiss Hamilton has returned from the millinery\nopening, and ia showing extremely stylish spring\nmodes and fancies, selected from the season's choicest\nofferings.\nNew Spring Dress Goods\nPatterns coming in individual lengths are particularly fine.\nThe NEW COATS and DRESSES are arriving\ndaily.\nYou Are Invited to Inspect Our Stock\nNelsonDry Goods Co*\nLADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS\nunit\nCAN YOU DO IT?\nMEMORIZE tin* Artld-M In tun\nTOP Window us V.iu Pass.\nSEE Hi.' S. ..ills\nTAKE mi Observation\nTEST Thla Afternoon.\nBorsCumip\nMen Suited\nDODD'S \\\nKIDNEYS\n^Piusy\n^KioilE^K\/\n'CASCARETS' 10c\nIF CONSTIPATED,\nDIZZY, BILIOUS\nAiredale Disperses\nThree Robbers Who\nAssault His Master\nTOBONTO March 6.\u2014The loy-\n;i.My oi Bruce an Airedale dotr. t\u00bbr\nhis in.*stor Is riven as the reason\ntoday by Fred Brttton for the\n(act that he is not lying in hospital as the result of an attack made\non him by three thugs in a lonely\nspot in the east ond last ni-rht.\nThe men demanded his money,\nand when they discovered only\n60 cents ln his purse, they cciu-\nmenced to assault him. \"Bruce\"\nthen came to the rescue, nnd tho\nrobbers maile a speedy escape.\nLast Monday 4 man was held lip\nln the same spot and robbed of\n$10C.\nMANITOBA PLANS\nGRANT TO SPORT\nGovernment Won't Cancel\nAmusement Tax but Will\nBonus Olympic\nWXKKtflBa M:-rrti fi.\u2014 DeclHlon nf\ntin* provincial foreiwdeat ti> man\n\u25a0ottie tfrant toward rtfteneM Incurred\ni.v juiuitrur *portfl officlaie in etnd-\nItig a Manitoba team to th<3 (dyuijilc\nninu, tno iinninimvd liy l'remU*r\nBrackea i\" thi assembly today.\nThe anBoun-wment tolwwed pisaa\nthat ninatcur snorting f-voniH b\u00ab ta-\nli.vrd Ot the- impact of tlw> ntniis--\nin, nt tax. Tho govern mo tit Mr.\nBracken said, uas not pH^ared to\nabolish tin* t;ix, but was prepared\nto make 1 te contribution in the\ntntereet of amateur sport.\nThe prt-Mnfor also announced that\nmendmenti ta the Ituml cn*dlt eel\nrould bo Introduced neat wreetfc This\n:er\\lee, he said, at prt-Ht-nt. showed a\nOtal loss of $169,000. nnd an approx-\nmate loae of H60f000.\nWAR DEPARTMENT\nNOMINATES AIR HEAD\nA\\'ASHIN'-r bowola and\ni-E-rt -_t^_i=^ __ Hvtr. No striping\ny= ^-^) .--\u00bb-.7^^. or o v v r net in*,'.\n*mf_# '_! -ZCy Millions of men,\n\u2022^\u25a0^ fjVL^ ^_'\u00ab wuincii and clul-\n\u00a3___.\u25a0* tViJL '.x lako this\n^W^ hnrmloss laxa-\n~_==^ 0 ?--*' tivo-.atharlio. It\n~zz __ _r doean't Rlcken\n\u2014 ~' you lik*- pllla,\noils, calomel nnd en Ita. Taatea nice\n\u2014acta wonderfaL 10c, SGc and BOa\nboiee\u2014any drug store.\nSaskatchewan Beer\nto Be Dearer Than\nAlberta Beverage\n'\u2022ai.i;.\\i:v. March 6, -The coal of\nIk'tr In Kankatchewnti will be considerably higher than In Albarta, ar-\nrordlng to Km 11 Blck. of tha Letli-\nin nit; i- Brewing company, a ho is f\".\n1 'algary on ins way from a confcr\u00ab\nonce of brewing Intereila In Reflna\nRe Imeec lus prediction on' tha high\ni-r coat of production in small qtian\ntltien in Haakntchewan. coat of imptir\ntat Ion, and distribution costs.\nNearly a Quarter\nof Panel Women\nVAXCi L'VER, Ma\n:-pl\nrii 8,\u2014Twenty\niry at tin' Van\nwill ba wi'ini'i\nBoth Grand and Petit\nVANCOUVER Marc* ii.-Tm\n.omen ui-i'o today aelected for Jary\nuty at the uaalaea which otnm here\na March 2A, Seven women's namea\nvb In Iwd.d in a panel of 48 petti\nurora; three women's namea In a\nitxnel of 13 grand jurors.\nONTARIO ANTI3 ARE\nGIVEN TO WEDNESDAY\nTt ittt iNTO, March \u00ab.\u2014\u25a0Fraabytarlana\noppOMed to church unlim have until\nW. dnrsdi.v next to pTea\u00abnt tholr petition for ti bill regarding the division\nof Pivsl.ylerlan rlmrrli property in\nit:.- province befera the commlttaa oa\natandlag orders nf the Ontario legla-\nl.il ure Afler that (late It will bl tou\nlata for tba present session.\nHAD BOILS\nALL OVER HIM\nThere la rmly rmp wny fo Ret rid\nof boils inni that is hy golns ri^ht to\ntiie seat of the trouble\u2014the blood-\nas the bad blood must be made pure 1\nbefore Ibe bftlla will disappear.\nBURDOCK\nBLOOD BITTERS\nelaanaag the system and removes all\ntbo foul matter from the blood in a\nway that tew medicines will do.\nMrs. Chas. Uankin, Bulyea, Sask.,\nwrites:\u2014\"A few yeara a^o my husband had a terrible time with boils,\n\"ti one arm In.* had 1fi between his\nelbow and wrist; five on tho back of\nliis nock, and several Rare oa different parts of his body. lie tried\neverything he could think of, but got\nno relief until lie took Burdock Blood\nBlttere, and to his aurprlae it completely relieved him of his boils in\na. Vary short time.\"\nli.B.B. has been on the market for\ntbe past 4fi years; be sure you Ret it\nwhen you ask for it; put Up only by\nTin? T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto,\nOnt\nLEGAL NOTICES\n\"GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT\"\nKOTICB OF Al'i'I.K-ATTON FOR\nBXEft LJCBNCH\nNot too is hereby f,*.v\"n that, on tht\n2'Irrt dav nf March next, the under*\nsigned Iqtnnda to apply to the Liquet\nControl Board for a lieonee hi PtMOaci\nof premlaee being part of the buiidin\/\nknown hs Outlet Hotel, nltuatc nt\nl'nieter. Uritisli Colnmbli), upon the\nlands deetrlbed .is UM Number Part\nnf dtattict int. n. iss, Qreap 1, Koeli\nNumber A and R Map Number 710\nKootenay, Land Resist ration ldstrlct\nin tbo Province of Hritish Columbia\nfor tbe nJl of beer by the glass. 01\nby the open bottle for consumption 01\ntho premises.\nDated this 21st day of Fehruarv\nIMS,\nW, A YVAttD.\n(KM) Applicant.\nGirls! a Gleamy Mass\nof Beautiful Hi\n35-Cent \"Danderine\" So I\nproves Lifelefis, Neglected Hair\nAn abundance\nof luxuriant hair,\nfull 0 f gloss,\ngleams ami life\nshortly follows a\ngenuine toning up,\nof neglected'\nscalps with dependable \" Danderine.\"\nFalling h a i r,\nitching gcalp ami\nthe dandruff la\ncorrected immediately. Thin; dry, wispy (k M\nhair ia quickly invigoratei.1, tai\non new strength, color and yout\nbeauty \"Danderine\" is deliglitfn\nthe hair; a refreshing. stim.i)-i\ntonic\u2014not sti:ky 01* greasy!\ndrug store\nMcGill University\n\u2022MONTREAL\nFaculty of Music\nAn: 1 nnl T-or.nl TJ-aininationa ii\nICisic\nTheoretical Baammatleni will\nhPld on i 1* about May 2nd. nnd Pi\ntlcal EtfamtnattnnH rturlng May 1\n,luiv at various contors throujlii\nCanada.\nTbroinrh the\u00abe exam'nations\u20140\\\nto (be pupil*-- of fill teachers \u2014\n\u25a0tending of a atudent may bo\ncertained and profreaa tested. Tt\nare alwo pn parutory to the dipfe\nund Qegree roUr\u00bbaa In Mualc wh,\ntaken from McOUl, a truly NatJ\nI'nlvere.ty, are reeogtilaed eve\nwhere aa of the hlgbcsi siatidin\nKurt h.-r Information regard Ing\ndifferent gradea, music to be |\npared, fees, etc.. and appllc*t\nforms mav be obtained by apiily\ndirect to tb.- Secretary of the \u25a0\nultv- of Muiric of McGUI r\u00bbiv\ner to the local representative, H.\nli.ll. Beq\u201e *1* Mill aOvet,\nEntile* for the examinations sho\n\\:e atnt befuro April 14\nTHE GUMPS \u2014 GOOD NIGHT, KNIGHT\nn\nMlNMTtS TOR Mlt*\\ TO 9MOM0 VP\nWv... %m6*\u00bb JW. ^-w'*- \"w-fc\nli \\^JO^^^^l TV-.M .*t \\>ot^ \"10\n' 1 \\NOO*-W*T V3E T3UR*?R\\\u00a7t^> W\n\u25a0SWt H\\?PtHt-5 \"10 MtW \"THfcr COUW\nVlC^S VCO^^tN MCJ K -SV1M.-ON ^H10\nl-MQCKS **Vi OM-wW- OR HWBt\n^ coopv.*c ov rtRocvous \"^vtitas\n(ATrXCHC^ WM-a ie, \"IHt V05T OF TO tV.N^ TH%M Ua y\nCHWt tmvm wrro ivit fttw\nttT \"Vc-Vl -fit VNCT MV\\ i-\\ \u25a0\n\\MHl*T GVIS Mt '.5 \"W\u00a3 \\MlVl MIN K\u00a3^VS\nOMJtBB M^ WHKt N smKX BOOtBBMKti\nthe CeOw \\*^- -we \\m\\m sHtuws\nMOM'**-. \"TVlMVt; HE V)(k-S ^IVl^ \"THRt-e\nM)*swdDea.a - \\ c^h bx~ hua hduo\n?\\6v.-eHGi vus vwkh out op ^^^ kfrtRv-iooN\nitiv ?M5-e*t - w>i\\-\\ f\\ ?^v. vtffi Bt\nFOU UlCHM^t) -.\u00ab*\u00a3 UON-H\u00a3W\\T*t'*5 - Ht'S\n, -iM'c t<\u00ab^X> CT A *r^lvRv.^-S KNlOH-f Sr\\i\nf WKCaa SCOT*. U>\\Jt*0 TO \\*)RVT\u00a3 SOOKi\ntvfcD-JT - M-cS 0*0^.1 A WW R01NR1NC\nl-.WW-\\ (VAORM1H6 St^out,\nBRUV^T-xST - I'LL\nW.NE TO bt\"l\ncoc\u00aboo ^\nCd\\j>?1.E: Of\nV11MT>MILL?,\nV,TO PLM wvi^\nrtlLLS (\\ tHKHC*,\n11\nWW\nMothers eipei\n\\j like it for <\ndren as it ta\nthe place of in\nnal medicines\nLocal Druggists Ha\nModern Remedy for Co\nA Veporizing Salve which i. Rub!\nOver Tlirost and Chcit lor Cold\nWhenTlcki vapoHtiii, the \"eatf\nmethod <>r treating wc- throat; I\nebltle, deep riie\u00bbl .'..Lis. or <'n>o\nupplled over the Ihroal or <'lic>.l\ntnartdlantfl aro releaesd un vapur\nih<. body 1 t.\nTheae vuliori. Inhaled wilh .\nbreath oarry t o** medication ilir\nto \\hn affected qIe pasaagee, MD\nIng the pl.Uvm .'1!'1 reHUvlog tho\ngoitlon.\nAt the il Ilni\u00ab Vicks jris\ncounter-Irritant, atintulaUng the\nand thua belpa the vapeaa inliult-\nbreak ap tho Inflammation.\nColds are usually relieved\nnight. \u25a0\nICKS\nV\n\u25bc VAPORUt\nOre x l7NiLuo*Jta Usta Ycmki\nA few drops of Shiioh brings qui\nrelief to throat irritation, hoare\nnean and couching. Shiloh tn tn\nno mi cal \u2014 a favorif.fi remedy i\nover fifty yeara. At all druggis\nIJOc, 60c and $1.20.. , . \u25a0-. .,\nSHIL0K\nUse Celery Kii\na gentle laxative\"T(\nthat purifies the bU\nAt ymir rlrtiggi.t 30c and St\nCLASSIFIED ADS BRING\n6ULTS.\n 2ft\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1925\nPage THree\n'ROAD TO LOVE'\nBy ELENORE MEHERIN\nCHAPTER XII\nThe purest and sweetest fibers of\nour nature are often those that make\nthe noose to liang our spirit.\nHad Violet Uoiiey been created\ncoarse grained, destitute nf fancy aa\nher slater Lizzie, nht* would have gone\ndoggedly from the dingy, smelling\nkiteh\u00abtt of her father to an equally\nstaU abod* of hor husband. Her days\nwould have heen Btlrred by yearning;\nuntroubled by remorse; Inciting the\nImagination to step either up or down\n\u2014a contented clod.\nBut into the fabric of her being\nwere woven fine sensitive threads. She\nglimpsed her vision of beauty, bocame\none of those Impelled to seek to strive.\nWhat if some must fall? What If\nthey must see these holy strands defiled? There is a magnificence, at\nleast in having dreamed and hungered; a hope for the race, though a\ntragic one, in ull these \"might have\nbeens.\"\nClyde Dunstan symbolized for Violet tbe nohle\u2014lhe men. gentle and\nstrong of romance. What she missed\nso poignantly In her father, In the\nbutcher and the bricklayer, she thought\nto find In him.\nThere was something reel*;less In her\nnature, or perhaps only the young\n1 impulse to seize the little happiness\nthat came her way. Despite Iter father's rough warning ber visitor Boon\nreturned to the street kitchen. The\nI fated happened.\n\u25a0t Dennv, coming home sometimes In\n1 the afternoon, would see her, flushed\n'high spirited, wearing some pretty,\n. lace collar, some gay pink bow, lalk-\n: ing intimately to this sleek, dark\nSt. Paul's\nPresbyterian Church\nREV. e. R. G. DREDGE, M.A.,\nMinister\nPhone 30IR Manse, 315 Silica\nSUNDAY, MARCH 8\n11:00 a.m.\u2014Morning Service.\n2:30 p.m.\u2014Sunday School. Adult\nBible Class.\n4:00 p.m.\u2014S. T. Bible Class.\n7:30 p.m.\u2014Evening Worship.\nA cordial Invitation la extended\nto all 'to attend these services.\nMONDAY\n3:00 p.m.\u2014Ladies' Aid.\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Cuba meet.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014The Excelsior Club\nmeets at the home of Miss\nE. Mackenzie. -115 Carbonate street.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Managers meet.\nWEDNESDAY\n4:15 p.m.\u2014Mission Band.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014The S. T, Cluh.\nFRIDAY\n7:00 p.m,\u2014C. O. I. T.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Boy Scouts.\nfellow with hla* Indolent rharm, his\nsoft, almost feminine brown eyea.\nSometimes he listened to Violet's\ntalk, laughing inwardly and afterward\ntwitting her. For ahe brought out\nall her fiction* for Clyde Duns tan's\nnsumption, For him she was the\nViolet of her dreams,\n_h, yea, mother's people were Quite\nwealthy, tills waa one of them, but\nof course, when she married lather,\nthey cut Iter off without a cent, it\nmade it hard for her.\"\nEven Matt came in for a glowing\nBketeh or two.\n\u2666\u2022He thinks I'm a child. Moth\nsays it's because he's really so fot\nof me that he gives me no liberty,\nsuppose he does love mc\u2014\"\nAs Dennv came home one noon\ntime, a seuffling a fury of angry\nvolees reached him.\nlie saw Violet, a great dish of\nmashed potatoes heaped in a snowy\nturret recoil, laughter freezing in her\nthroat Matt Horley hunched over\nher, his fist shaking.\n\"What did I tell you! Damn\nchippy! Thought I was gone, eh!\nHeat It, you cheap dude:\"\n\u25a0 -Father! Why Fnlhor!\" Violet's\nfae.il blazed in an agon*** of shame, but\nshe tried valiantly to save her dignity\nbefore Clyde Dunstan.\n\"Don't father me! '-Get in! I'll\nfix vou!\" He was cuffing right and\nleft;' the triumphant dish of mashed\npotatoes went Dying to the street.\nDunstan supped back.\nViolet ran into the housi\\ crying,\nrocking her anus, I.* nny followed.\n\"Aw, sav, Vee!\" J Jut she wouldn't\nlisten, fch'e was insensate with grief.\ntalked wildly:\nlod\u2014isn't this frightful! I could\nkill myself. Oh (lod!\"\n\"(iee, Violet, don't feel like this!'\nAll the piiv in Denny's nature rose\nlo her need. \"Aw\u2014listen\u2014lies drunk.\nClvde won't care. It'll all blow over.\nmar* Wo\u2014don't cry.\"\nie was paat comfort. The peak\nof injurv and humiliation was reached.\nTliat night Violet waa not home tor\ndinner. Al midnight she had not\nne in. Hours later Denny woke up,\nfrightened, imagining he heard sobbing\noutside his window. The kitchen\n|M| was striking three. He sat up.\nbaking, heard again that muffled\nound. Then lie felt the cord tied to\nhis* wrist Three o'clock\u2014Violet had\nnot returned , .\nHe listened sickness turning him.\nIt was a sob\u2014then a voice\u2014Violet's.\n\"Cvlde, oh. Clyde!\"\n'\u2022Hush, Violet. They'll hear.\"\n\"Oh, what shall I do! Oh, Cod!\n\"(!u in\u2014he quiet.\"\n\"1 can't\u2014I never can \"\n\"Come then \"\n\"Oh, no, NO!\" She came close to\nthe window: \"NO!\"\n\"Hush!\" He'll open it\u2014hurry!\nThe eord tied to Denny's wrist was\npulled. . It .seemed to pull the heart\nout of him. He crept to the kitchen,\nopened the door and without looking at Violet, spoke:\n\u2022\u2022Cee! H's late!\"\nShe made a little movement With\nher hand, touching his. Her's was\nicy.\nThe haal oa his trembled. The\ntears were suddenly stinging In Ins\neves He wanted to say something\nHut he merely shut the door quiuLly.\n\u25a0Thanks. Denny.\" .\nShe crossed swiftly through tli\"\ndark kitchen, halted with a |OW.\nfrightened gasp: '(.od! hhe was\nrunning back, bumped against Dennv\nlie turned\u2014a dim light stream, d\nfrom the hall; a large figure, mght-\n<-l\u00bb um\nthe buy again, cuffed. horse-v*-*;op.-d\nseeing Violet beaten, Kaly tannt-KI.\nAll this lie had lu eaiiu?\" boaaiWC\nhe was little and helo.usa. Naw iin-\nscore was evened. A sen*-.* n| triumph, of power, thrilled him\nHis uncle rolled. Blurted, blew i\nreeking breath imu Aunt Josie'\u2022\u00bb .ae.\nHe saw Denny, tried to g> \u25a0; mi Infect.\n\"I'll get you, you damn brat.i Oil\noutla Oils house! Damn vou. Joslc.\nthis Is your doing! Wli.-r\u00bb s Bi,i .'\nWhere's ymir daughter? I'll fix her!\nI'll kill Hi.\u2014\u2014\"\nHe was reeling to his feel, bh od\nstreaming from a cut in his In ad,\n-I'll get her!\"\nAuni Soaio threw herself ngahru\nher husband, hanging to his arms.\n\"Matt! For Oawd'a salt\" BtO?',\nYou'll have the neighbors in! Oawd,\nsave us from murder!\"\nHe flung her against the wall.\nLizzie was in tlio room. *'l' ipa!\nOh. mamma!\" She cried in terror.\nMatt started for the h.iH. i\nDenny had already reached un-l k\nHeaded Violet's door.\nThe light was burning, clot!\nstrewn over the floor, the tabti l\ntered, ull the bureau drawers en\nDUMBELLS GET\nBIG HOUSES FOR\n\"Oh Yes\/' Shows Familiar\nFaces but New \"Stuff\"\nat Opera House\nOld Dumbells, old Maple Leafs, old\nfriends, greeted -Nelson vesterdav afternoon and last evening at the two\nperformances at the opera house, a?\nOh Ves,\" the new revue, which tlm\nDumbell company, or \"Captain t'ltin-\nliett and his hoys.\" presented to tWC\noverflowing houses.\nQlrli Entrancing\nThe girls, Hoss Hamilton, Joel. Holland and Olen Allen, were as fetching as aver\u2014Hamilton, ihe imperious beauty; Holland, the changeable\nride; and Allen, lhe dainty 'wubfette\nh the eyes that wouldn't behave.\nThere were lied Newman, win*, bis\nliliarki. Pat llafferly, in his custom.-irv\nroles nf butt, the flunkett Brother\u2014\nthnt of 'em, In song or patte:*, Ben\nAllt-n in his darky monologues, .--'tan\nItenneit in Ills Wcaflflly toff .-harae*\nU-rs, and other old friends.\nFrom the curtain raiser, a skit nnd\nsong. \"Since Ma's Oone Crazy over\nCrossword 1'iizzles,\" to the finale iwo\nand one-half hours later, the audiences\nheaved wilh emotion, usually gales of\nlaughter, or perhaps tender sentiment\nas the entertainment of the moment dictated.\nProm screaming over ihe costumes\nof The OLrls of the Old Brigade,\"\nand over Itafferly's splnsterish declaration that \"the lips lhal touched kippers\" should neuter touch liis, the house\npr-senth' was rucking over the comedy\nsketch. \"A Hume From Home,\" which\nNewman, as a jack tar, tsojoa imo.\nvia a .\"earch for billets, and reconclll-\nKtlOB with his missing wife, Hol-\nbealdf\nOLD FIRE HALL\nWAS NELSON\nLANDMARK\nMeetings, Balls and Suppers\nHeld There in the\nEarly Days\nBASKETBALLERS HOLD\nPRACTICES FOR GAMES\nTwo good practices have been held\nthis week by the local senior basketball teams. The men's and\nwomen's aggregations will ne\\t week\nvisit Trail for games with tht: Trail\nathletea. Nelson will Bead two strong\nlineups and some fast action is expected.\nLADIES GAVE DINNER\nTO BUY FIRE BELL\nNun\ntwing IT,*, -\nMitll R\u00abf\nTrinity\nMethodist Church\nMinister\u2014 REV. JOHN H.\nWRIGHT, B.A.\nResidence: 709 Josephine.\nPhone 105.\nChoir Leader\u2014 Mr. F. L. Irwin.\nOrganist\u2014Miss Ina Stoed.\nSUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1925\n11:0(1 a.m.\u2014Sunday School and\nPublic torvle*.\n7:30 p.m.\u2014-Public Service. Tho\nKniKhu of Pythias and\nthe Pythian tlsters will\nattend In a body.\nCome and bring a friend.\nMONDAY, MARCH 9\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Trail P.uliKer Group\nNo. 3.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Trinity Ladles'Service Club will meet at the\nhome of Mrs. Bradley, fit\nVictoria street.\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 11\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Tuxis Croups meet.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Prayer and llible\nStudy.\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 12\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Trail Hangers.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Choir Practice.\n__ LEGAL NOTICES __\nGOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT\nNOTICE FOP. \"APPUCATIOX FOU\nlil-ER LICENCE\nNotles Is hereby given that on the\nI3nl ot March next, the undersigned\nIntend* to apply to the 1.Iquor I\ntrol Hoard for licence, under feerl.on\n25H, Government Liquor Aet.\nRespect of premises being part or\nbuilding known ns Mersey Hotel, situated at Erie, British Columbia, upon\ntbe lands described as lot number\nLots 1 and 2. Block 5, Lot 1237. by\nassessment rule in Kootenay District.\nNelson, B.C. For sale ol beer by\nglass or open bottle tor consumption\non tbe premises.\nDated February 20, g^^\n18417) Proprietor.\ntied.\n\"Vee!\nVee:\"\nThen\nlie saw Katv si\nling\nedge of\ntbe bed. ft ild-ev,\nd wil\n\"Gon,\nIleum! She s\ng\".i.\nlet's g.\nne!\"\n\"Whe\n0. Katy? Where\n!*i -\nKaty\nburied her bead\nm hi\nand cri\n\"d.\n(To He Ci.nlini\nid.)\nMUFFORD PEN\nPASSES UNITY\nIs Now Second to Agassiz\nFarm, Which Is Still\nAdding to Its Lead\nTIlP poll nf .1. II. Muffe-H A Sons\nof Milner, hns climbed to eec-and puce\nfor totals in tli,' Axassiz eg* ennlt-si\nIn the 17th -nek. ptMlBfl hoth lh.\nt'nity Poultry farm, uml has 7\".S pri,':-\nto its credit, Thn Dominion experiment\ntat farm pen siill leads, however, wtth\n77D (fii, and has increased Ita lead\n\u25a0ore? other boob. The Unity pen cornea\nI third with 7.M agga, nod the Bolivar\nfourth wlih 719.\nIt. A. White of tochdale la first\nfor the week with BS egfa.\nIlc-sults to date arc:\nWhite Letfhorns\nHorn. Exp. Farm, AflU-\nMia . . 53 \u202277n\nother aketchee,\nMffgini eoota,\nthe program, the hurlaaai\ni\/oroe eourt, \"Red Juetlee?\nhapf the most iiprnartoui\nl'i-r ly, o f BOB rue, t he tin I'\nin In u I ive huskmil mism-i-ess fully -.n \u2022;--\ning release from his rolmst and domi-\nn;ilitiK spouse. Hid land. Rennet t hei tic\nchief jusiiee. \"The .Midnight Cabaret\"\nwas another sketch, dainty as to plrls\nand gorgeous us to general effect.\nOrchestra the Hit\nProbably the bu of the performance\nwns \"Captain l'l unite it and the luim-\nhells orchestra.\" wilh Harold Rich\nat the |ilano, many mini hers heing\ngiven, with the majority of 'he\nmuaidlana using two or more -ir-tru-\ntneata Interehanseably, and with manv\nnovel effects. The \"Onihest \u25a0* i\" \u00bb'M\nencored uniil the audience i Id not\nin grace demand more.\n'\u2022(lot., linn.\" hy the girls, Holland\nand Allan, wilh three toffs, in th-\ncabaret act. \"Do Shrimps .Make Cool\nMothers.\" hv Al 1'lunk.tt, \"Rorkabye,\nBaby Paya,'1 by Ben Allen, \"Take .;<.\nNotice.\" by Holland. \"The Stile at Lhe\nEnd of the Lane\/' by Bennett ar.d\nHolland, and \"l'o Wackl Do\" hy '!i.*h\nand ihe orchestra nnd the \"Anvil\nChorus\" in the same group with a\nparted em* tain, showing Hen Allen\nhammering glowing sparks at a gen-\niiin.' anvil and forge, were, perhaps, the\nfaaturta among the individual nam*\nhers, with most dainty da.lCtag by\nthe \"girls.\"\nBrand Hew\nYesterday's performances were only\nthe second and third nf the new revu.\nwhich was put on also without tht\nireeeaee of Captain Plunkett, absent\nn his honeymoon tn California, thi\no iii pan v having completed Us run ol\nA.*e Hiuir at the ooaat.\nThe company ifcttWI Bt Cranbrook\n.might.\nHume Held Political Meeting, and Churches, \"At\nHome\"\nWhen the city finally orders Its\nWorkmen to begin the work Of tearing down the old fire hall at the corner of Victoria and Josephine streets.\nWhich may occur any day DOW. on-\nof Nelson's landmarks will dlaaplMtur\nas it comes down. The building was\nput UP years hefore the city was ,n-\neorporated In 1S.III, and much loan)\nhistory was made in it. Dances, mot-tings and entertainments pf all kinds\nwere held here In the early days., g|\nand .10 years ago.\nThe Weakly Miner of Februarv,\nIMI, speaks t.f the equipment ordtrod\nfnr it hy the fire chief. This consisted of loin) feet of two-Inch hoao, a\nhnsecart, and \"a miscellaneous In, of\nfiro applianees from Toronto.\"\nRained Money for Bell\nA famous entertainment was that\ngiven by the ladies of Nelaon, on\nFebruary 22. MM, when they pnVftfaJ\na New England dinner, at 50 cent.*-, u\nhead, tn raise nionev for a bell fir\nthe fire hall. The Miner of Februarv\n17 of that year gave the elaborate\nmenu, and the program of musL- ti\nhe given by the Nelson hand. The\nladies in charge of the peven tables,\nunder Mrs. George N. Tavtor, were\n-Mesdames W. S. Akehurst, Miss Scotl.\n_n\\ Cakes, Miss Scanlan, Mrs. WT\nWilson. Miss Irvine, Mrs. B. O. Arthur. Mrs. .(. A. (Hiker. Miss JqhUPn\nand Mrs. I >. Macdonald. Mrs. W. J.\nC.ocpel and Mrs. J. A. Turner, Airs.\nW* J- Wilson and Mrs. Stanley. Those\nin charge of the ti.'kets were Mrs. 1\u00bb,\n(*. MeMorris and Mrs. Marshall and\nMrs. Buchanan, Mrs, Ales DOW und\nMiss Col well \"cut the Cakes.\" Kd\nTraves carved the meats.\nThe new bell arrived In September,\nand it was announced that it was a\nvery fim- one, weighing about ItOO\npounds. The ladies made MB by their\ndinner, and tlo* bell, Including duty\nand freight, ooet J7J. Tbo difference\nwas turned over to the fire hall.\n(ui Monday, March 26, lb'* Method let\nLadies\" aid gave a bazaar there. At\nthe end of the evening unsold articles\nwere bundled together and snld to\n\"Jack Ofbaon.\" The Miner goes on:\nbundle contained\nCHINESE SELLS\nLIQUOR; TRIAL\nTHIS MORNING\nTwo Minors and Another\nPurchased Drinks, According: to Police Officers\nJoe Kor Kook, a Chinese, residing\non\" Front street, was yesterday, by\nlocal police authorities cha rued, not\nbeing a vendor, with selling lii|itor.\nThree peraotM are known to havo\npurchased liquor frum Knuk. two of\nthem being minors. Tin- <*iso will\ncome up before Magistrate William\nHrown this Burning al Ifl o'clock. B.\n\u25a0i. Matthew is defending tha ciuna-\nnuin.\nEmma Roberts, aged 72 years, wlfa\nof John Cameron, ended her life at\nivtereburo, Ont.. by cutting her throat,\nwith a large, knife. Her husband,\nwho Ii.-im one leg and uses crutches.\ncame in from the hack yard to find\n)ht bleeding to death.\nail\neies of infantile\n.\u25a0fuln\n111\nA PARTNER OP SUNLIGHT\nCod-liver oil has aptly been\ncalled the partner of sunlight.\nBoth out of Nature's storehouse of energy are of supreme importance to a child\nwith rickets.\nScott's Emulsion ,H\\?m\u00ab5t\nFRIDAY,\nJ:00 p.m.\u2014C.\nMARCH\n(!. 1. T.\n13\nQroupi,\nAdvance Notice\u2014March 13. at\n7:30 p.m., MrvtM, The Itev.\nW. IV. Peck, Secretary ot H.C.\nProhibition Association, will\nspeak.\nST. JOHN'S\nLUTHERAN CHURCH\nStanley and Victoria Streets\nServices\u20147:30 p.m. Text. Itom.,\n\"The Wonderful\nJustification hy\n:10\nv: 1-11,\nFruits \u25a0 of\nFaith.\"\nI,enten Services\u2014Friday:\np.m.\nSunday School\u20141:30 p.m.\nShirley Hall\u2014Sunday School,\n10 a.m.; Confirmation Class,\n11 n.m.\nBlewett\u2014Sunday School, I p.m.;\nServices, 3 p.m.\nCARL C. JANZOW, Pastor\nFULL GOSPEL MISSION\nMaglio Block, 3 IS' ^ Baker St.\nSUNDAY, MARCH 8\n10:00 a.m.\u2014Hunda'y School.\n11:00 a.m.\u2014MornltiK VVorKhlp.\nT:3n p.m.\u2014The Old-Faahloned\nOrospel.\nWeek-Nights, 8 p.m., Tueaday\nand Friday\nREV. H. EGGLETON, Pastor\n\"GOVEBNM.ENT LIQUOR ACT\"\nNOTICE OF ATTLICATIDN FOR\nBKBB LSCEMCl\nNotice is herpby (riven tli.it. on the\nMist dav nf March next, tho unrlrr-\n\u25a0Irntd Intandi to apply to the Uquor\nControl Board for ft licence in re-\npert nt prettl\u2014\u25a0 heing part of tlic\ntimlding known aa The Northern\nHotel, nltunte nt Salmo, British l o-\nlumbla. upon the lands describrd as\nUftl No. G nnd 6. Block 4. Salmo,\nHrlti-sh Columbia, Map 62H, Kootenay\nUnd HeglKtratlon D^trlrt In the\nProvince of British Columbia, for\nthe sale of bepr by the gifts*-!*-., or by\nthe open bottle fur consumption on\nthe premises*.\nDated Uila 20th day of February\n19-5.\nA. GIBBON A RON,\n(8381) ' Applicant.^\nPROVINCE OT BRITISH COLUMBIA\n(Forest Branch)\nDepartment of Lands\nEXAMINATION FOR THB POSITION\nOF ASSISTANT FORKST HAMiKIt\nObject\nThose examination!-, are for the purpose of filling present vacancies and\nto enable candidate!* tn qualify fnr\nfuture vacancies and increases in\nstaff.\nAssistant Forest Z&nfere\nAssistant Forest ltang.-rs are em-\nployed pyrlUE the fire aaaaoo pf each\nyr-Ar, nnd th.s period is extended\nwhere possible by work on Imprnve-\nmaata suoh an trails, etc. Ite-appniut-\nn.ent in made each year aa wttf as\nsatlsfactnry service is given. Fronm-\ntlon to the permanent otaff Ir made\nby merit and examination as nccasinn\noffers. The salary is $100 per month\nthe first vear and $110 per month the\nsecond year, and .JU'il the third year.\nTravelling . xpctis.H are also pa.d.\nQmillficatlons for Candldatsa\nCandidates must be British Subjects\nresidents in British Columbia for at\nbast one year, of |OM character, Rood\nphysical ermditinn and with wonds experience,\nThey should havo experience ,n fire\n[lghttat; I>osses\u00ab the nbllity lo or-\n(\u2022ani\/e wnrk and handle men; and have\nknowledge of thc Forest Act.\nThe cxaminations are partly written, partly oral, and are designed to\ntest tiie candidates' ability along the\nabove lines. All statements made by\napplicantf as to experience, education\n|Cd fitness urn subject to verlf.catlor\nby the examining board.\nPreference li given to returned eol*\ndiers with the necessary quaiiflca-\ntloni.\nThe Examinations\nThe examinations will b\u00bb held nt the\nplace* and on the dales named below,\nKach Intending candidate should apply\nto the n.strict Forester' of his district fnr application forms and for informal inn regarding tbe hour of the\nexamination, and the building In wbich\nll will be held. Application forms\nshnuld, in each case, be filled out and\nmaibd to the D.strict Forester in time\nIn reach him at least six days before\nthe examination..\nApply to District\nPlace Pate Forester nt\nNVlson March 21 Nelson\nCranbrook March 23 Cranbrook\nIi nl leton March \"\u25a0> Vernon\nI rlnciton March 27 Vernon\nO. II. NA1M-JN,\n(S60-O Deputy Minister of Lands.\nlennie, a.. County Line\n4fi\nfi OS\nholiver, W. L. Farm.\nCloverdale \t\n4-3\n718\nSoyes Bros., Dewdnev\n11\n'\u2022 h il\nHrown, Ruth., Pitt Mead\nows\nr.o\n\",\"(\n\u2022liaimcrs, J\u201e Hanley - ...\n:.u\n;\"''\"\n\"\"halmeis, K. W.. Thrums\nu\n4!'urk\t\n4fi\n701\nPlowerdew, B. s., Cosh-\nhm \t\n11\ni: i\n(iraliaoie. K. 11., Langley\n\u2022n\n.'.\"4\nloin.in K- TWMUloW, Cogh-\nlan \t\n4S\n445\nKennedy Bros,. Weatmin\nuter \t\nli\n.'Kl!\nKinch. \\\\ m., Cawston \t\n\u2022\u20222\n494\nMetcalfe, P. P., Hammond\n;:.'.\n4,\".:i\nMufford, J. H. & Sons.\nICtlner \t\nr.o\n7^8\nIEalne's V. Farm, Surrey\nCounty \t\n42\nBS*\nHump & Sendall, Sperl-\nKnuledge, M. ll.. Sardis\"\n17\n61 9\n49\niiii\nschnfieid. A. W\u201e McKay\nit\nliS\"\nShannon Bros., Clovi-r-\ndale , \t\n42\n134\nSimpson ft Holland, Han\ney \t\nCl\nITI\nSnyder, jl. A.. Langley\nPrairie\t\n111\nThackeray, .1. O. St., Chii-\nliuuck \t\n43\n391\nTraer, W. & V. M., Mil\nner\nf>2\n631\nt'nitv P. V., Lavington.\nVernon \t\n4S\n751\nWard, -'co.. McKay . ...\n11\n59I\nWare, l-:. A., Richmond\n(tl\nti!.,\nWebster. J, T.. Kobson\n4K\n*y,\nWhile, ll. A., Lochdale\nr.r.s\nAncon*\nGrant, w. If. Rdmonde\n3:-:\nPull. n. F. II.. Whonnork\n41\nid 2\nBarred Hock\nDom. Fxp. nut Apasislz\nII\n111\nAmould, J. A., Sardis .. .\n:::.'\n4 4.''\nLanil.ie. J., County Lino\n.',!'\n411\nfclyod, Ruth. Vernon . ...\n3>i\n114\nMeAlpine. \\Y. S., Creston\n\u25a0TH\nfill\nWilkinson. H.. Jubilee\n39\n422\nRhode Ialand Red\nRussell. D.. Sapperiotl ......\n11\n49]\nWhite Wyandotte\nBridge. T., Vancouver . .\nIL'\n111\nCant, A., Al'Pb-dale \t\n4 1\nOS!\nCurrle, T, W., Westmin\nster ..\n29\n4.\".S\nDom. Fxp. Farm., Sidney\n.\".K\n62S\nDO I0xp. Kami, Summer-\nland\t\n41\n391\nTotal \t\nIHI\nL'isr.t\nDECIDE PLATFORM\nMORE INFLUENTIAL\nit-raid\nchaffing.\"\nTha hall was also used for entertainments on Other occasions by the\n.Methodist cliuri'li.\nBachelor's Ball\nIn April a bachelor's ball was given\nthere, and in May a meeting tn consider the \"propriety of nonresidents\nholding bicul government positions.\"\nJn November of this year, the Miner\nreeords an \"At Home\" given by the\nladles of the Presbyterian In the hall.\nPour years later. In 1898, J. Fred\nHume, M.P.P.. for Kootenny, address.-d\na meeting during the Parrell-Hume\nconteit tor the e-aal In tha provincial\nhouee, In the hall.\nAfter the new Tire hall was built,\nin 1913, the old hall sank In comparative obieurU\nHigh School Holds Debate\non Influence of Platform\nand Press\nWfaat was l\nhate of the v-\nthe high aeho\nw\u25a0hen alvtalon\nind division .\nbated on \"Re\nlid to be tbe best dear so far was held at\nd yesterday afternoon,\n3 for the affirmative\nI'nr the negative de-\n\u25a0d that the platform\nexerts more influence for good than\nthe press.\" nnd when the victory- weal\nto the affirmative*.\nMiss Dorothea ilraham, Miss Por-\nothy HtUan and Jim pauon, for tbe\nAffirmative, made the |jolnt\u00ab that the\nchurch and schools were the sources\nof most education, yvhich was given\nby means of Hp-H-eh: also tliat the\nvalue and force of speech were clearly shown In parliament and the law\ncourta, They stated that Wembley\nand even the Nelson fair showed the\nsuperiority of actual demonstration\nover advertising in the papers.\nThe speakers ott the negative side\nwere Miss Irene KdniondKon. Miss\nMoira McLeod and Miss Dorothy\nSturgoss. They argued that book!\nwere essential to schools and churches,\nand that ihe w-orkn of Homer have\nbeen preserved and presented to the\npublic by lhe press While those of\nother Orcein such as Socrates and\nAristole. because they were not writ-\nten down, bad been lost. They\nclaimed the magazines of today contained information \u00ab>r every deiorlp-\nlion. and far more people were able\nto benefit hv It than by lectures.\nThe judges, A, K. Allison. Jack\nFleurv nnd John Korreslor, gave a\ndecision in favor of tht? affirmative\nside.\nDuring the afternoon nn orchestra\ncnmpnsed of Jim itenson, piano; Archie\nUenwiel;, violin: Stanley Smith, clarinet and Ttd Mclntyre, drums; gave\nseveral selections, including \"Why Did\n1 Kiss That (lir!'.\"' and \"The Hong\nof Love.\"\nIn two weeks time the winning class.\ndivision .n, will hold the last debate\nof the series wilh division 1. for\npossession of the I.O.D.K. shield, prevented by Mrs. P. It. Hawthorne, and\nWOO annually.\nNELSON FILES\n*' FOR FIVE-MILE\nGazette Has Notice of\nCity's Application for\nEight Second Feet\nThe Britinh Columbia Gazette carries a notice that the corporation of\nthe city nf Nelson Is applying for a\nlicence to take and use RI cubic\nfeet per second of water nut nf Kive-\nMlle creek, which, according to the\nnotice, flows northerly and drains\nInto the West Arm of Kootenay lake\nat Troup Junetlon.\nNotice to this effect was posted nn\nthe ground on January 3ft. H-25.\nThe petition for approval Of lhe undertaking will be heard in tho office\nor the board of Investigation at a date\nto be fixed by the comptroller of water\nrlffhte for the province. \u25a0 .\nsh\nell.\nb)\nHis System Was\nAbsolutely Cleared\nSo Says Ontario Youth After\nTaking Dodd's Kidney\nPills\nMr. Edward Dupuis suffere J from\nkidney ailments and found relief tn\nDodd's Kidney P.lls.\nand sunlight have been used\nfor decades to give strength\nto weak-bones. A little of\nScott's Emulsion with each\nfeeding does wonders for a\nmalnourished child or adult.\nKeep your boy or girl out\nin the sunlight and give ^A\nthem Scott's Emulsion \\*|\neveryday\u2014regularly! Ji]^\nScott & Bowne, Tonjuto, Out. l*-t\nKitchie's \"Exhibition\"\nCollection\n\"Good Goods at Gray's\"\nFor Coi red Optical Service and\nSatisfaction in\nEYESIGHT TESTING\nJ. B. Gray\nWatchmaker, Jeweler, Optician\nBAKER ST. PHONE 333\n\\r\ni.ii. Onto\nin. Mar\n\u2022h\nil -\nIS\nit*\n\u2022\n\"1\nlis\ntook nne\n.-I n.i ii\nlid me\n1\n..I.l\nn\nin\nf itralnins all the impurities\nout of the blood. Impurltlei in the\nblood are the taeeda of disease. Dodd'e\nKidney Ptlli make good health by\nremoving the Beeda of dliease. Bound\nfcldneyi mean pure blood. Pure\nblood means good health.\nConcrete Pipe Lines\nSatisfactory\nVictoria and Winnipeg City Engineers Telegraph\nAs Follows:\nMarch 3, 1925.\nOur trouble was duo to lack of contraction joints, which are now being installed. Recommend concrete pipe, provided each joint can take contraction\nand expansion, buried or otherwise.\nP. M. PRESTON,\nCity Km'iih'iT. Victoria, II. ('.\nMarch .\">. 1925,\nOur concrete pipe satisfactory. Consider concrete in general suitable material where conditions warrant its use,\nWriting.\n\\V. M. SCOTT,\nGreater Winnipeg Water District.\nDemand Concrete Pipe MANUFACTURED IN\nNELSON lor Satisfactory Service\nSpokane Concrete Pipe Co.\nSPOKANE, WASH.\nGRAND FORKS, B.C.\na?\nee\nA cup of \"Ovaltine\" taken just before retiring will\nbring a night of sound and restful slumber.\n\"Ovaltine\" contains no druses. It is made from rich.\ncreamy milk, fresh eggs, ripe barley maltf and flavoured\nwith cocoa. It acts directly on the nerve tissues restoring\nand soothing them to rest. It makes no tax on the digestion.\nTake \"Ovaltine\" every night. It is quickly and easily prepared and is highly nourishing.\nAt all Druggists 50c, 85c, $1.50\nA. WANDER. LIMITED. LONDON. ENG.\nCanadian Office: 455 King St. West, Toronto\nlit Uhl\u2014and sold throughout the Empire\ntry\n'^>ii.*;_ 1 TOMC rOOU OLVtPACC\nVuil.l.i up lirnm,llerv-CS.ttr.ii lio.lj\nidwavs\nMV will tlidlj nnd \u25a0\nii Inal s'ltnpli\" nn ltd\n,,[ ir. \u2014m\u00bb I\" i\"\npottage '.ml p\u00abbiM\"\n_\u25a0_\n r\nPag* Foul\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1923\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nPublished everv mornlnj* exerpt Sun-\n\u25a0flny liy The News I'liblislilnj-: company,\nliinltefl. Nelson, B.C. i*\nHusine.-JH hiti.TH slinult! tie addreaaa-fl\nand checks nnd irmnev orders made\nrayal.le tn The New* Publishing rom-\nl'liny, limited, anil In no cane to indl-\nvi.imil membera of the staff.\nAdvertlsiriR r*ii\u00ab cards and ABC.\nstatements y Hit) Canadian Press assoelation.\nSUBSCRTPTTON RATES\nUf mall (country.!, per month...I :*.(\u25a0\nam year A 00\nttf mall irtty), per year U 00\nOutside Canada, per month 7n\nP^r year 7 no\nFwVfd, per week or.\nv*' tarn is tm\n J'aynMe in Advance\nMember Andit Bnrean of Clrcnlatlos\nSATURDAY. MARCH 7, 19\nCotton in the Empire\nIt is said that when tho British complete the Makwar dam\nof the Nile in tho Sudan country it will develop nearly 8,000,-\n000 acres of as fine a cotton-\nCrowing territory as can be\nfound in the world. Great Britain is in urgent quest of oil,\nrubber and cotton lands, because these are staples that\nmake for permanent progress\nnnd for safety against enemies.\nThe Kickless Kiss\nEfficient. | -\nbusekeepmM\nLoumA.KlpKnnon r\nby L-oum.\nSPRING. HOrsKl'l-BAN IN'd AND KEl'AlliS\nNow a Wisconsin professor\ntells the world thai tlu kiss is\nlosing ils kick. It is wonderful\nhow tho professor, art- discovering things these days. It is\nno use to blame this thing on\nprohibition\u2014although that may\nbe a Wisconsin conclusion.\nThere is said to be a combination of reasons for the loss\nof the tang in love's salute.\nWet paint is cited for one thing.\nWhen a girl's lips are blanketed\nwith a thick coating of rouge\nthe reactions of the male are\nnot what they might be. He is\nundecided whether to take a\nfresh hold on the lady or make\na break for the soap dish. Some\nof the pink paints they are\npassing out at the pharmacies\nare far from pleasant to the\nalien taste. It takes weeks of\npractice before a man can appreciate the flavor.\nWhen a girl offers a pair of\nlips that are colored as highly\nas a raspberry tart, but taste\nlike a brake band, the young\nman is perplexed. He doesn't\nknow whether to scream for\nn'oie or go down to the\nWomen's Christian Temperance\nunion and take the pledge.\nFacts and Art\nbottom,\n'.-ll M.i 11\n\u25a0 w. the\nbut\nin evi'i-v homo!)\u2014Flrat try npiils'iiiR\nn f,.,v ,ir..|i\u00bb of oil i.i on* \u2022quaky\n1 hlnscK. If Uii* is not suri.'wful.\nI try Uftttming tl\"' mnv.; loom\nhtllf.NI HIT oft, n tit. I'liu-ii' uf MOW\norMkint. rutins lu.iiy ami nol rtw\nIns iimi'i'iiy.\nTinn \"Trirk\" Bureau Dnnwr\nHardly ;i (ninny in Vlthoul one!\n] Tlio kind uf drawer Hun bus n\n\\ illdln, butt,mi, which unexpectedly\nI slips back ami leti ii content* dan-\n! |le through into the drawer below\nTo repair it. remove ll rrom thi\niropty it. put Blue tn lhe\nwhere lhe bottom board\numl hammer the bottom\n| board ini\" ii\u00ab proper pt i-\"i\n; dry thoroughly before intra.\nY.Hii- (frayed Rug\u2014Many a rti\u00ab haa\nbeen aaved by timely nii'iitHm*. \"\nj yuu have nm* that lias stnrtial m\ni liny at thi* eAftll. buttonhole tin'\nmIkc with thread which matchee ihu\ngh oleanlng from top i \"W \u25a0\u25a0 <*loM]\u00bb ?\" i'\"\":M\"- \u00b0r'\u201e'y0\"\n\"uauee it is given aj h\u00bbv\u00ab ',,\", '\u25a0\"\">' ha\" ;' \"*raa\" \" \"\nTOMORROW'S MENU\nBreakfast\nGrapi fniit ' t'crcal\nCreamed Dried Beat\nM lit tin-- l-iiffl-\nDinner\nPotatMa Corn\nlb...-! Chicken Pranconla\nPine le Salad\nCottage Pudding Cotte\nSupper\ni.cii,hit Cornmaal Mush\nBilled and Fried\nMaple Syrup Jam Sandwich\nPreaervea C'nUo *\nJlofop\nof\nSour*\nBy iomes W. Barton. tf JX\nNose Bleed\nVlTlrf- With\nbureau,\ngroove*\nThe \"born housekeeper\" finds a\nl.-t-p s;i I isf.ii t i-.n in spring house-\nleaning- no) ooly beeauaa her bou\u00ab\n. rl-iv.'S g llll\nils r\u00bbi\np| tba\nlittle\n\u25a0airs. Bom-v-\n>'k hump is\ntlio ii nihil Ion\n. which one\nns the fol-\nthf mi l.lle. So not fall to darn It^al\nonce. Latao holes re-yutre a piece\nof fabric on the undtraM*? '\" rtln-\nforce the darning.\nThe l.'isi (Paalar\u2014Therr is nothing\nlowing- mora annoying than n mlulng rnate\".\nRemoving Taint -From QUaa or Now I* lhe time M take one ol ilo*\nWood\u2014How oftan we an paint splat-1 remaining onen i. a store anil mntm\ntared on a window pone or on wood. It- of*(1** \u2022* ls n\u00ab*e**nry \u25a0\" \u2122*V i,M\nwhich was accidentally iptlled during entire now net.\nthe {Minting of some other oh.ir-.-t:. \u2014 \u2014\nRemove these ipoti oa foUowa: Palm , ah inqnlrliM oaamaab' ><\u2022 **\u2022*\u2022\nstains on glaai are taken off with glrinMii hi rherg-s ..f '-Kffle.eni\neither kero^ne, turpentine, hm vine- j HoufM.k(.^,n((.. lhnimn\u201en wilt he \u00bbn-\ngar ui a Mi.iiik snliillMii ot w.rsliinu'l f(J |f| ((^S(1 (.()|l|n,ns |n ,h,.ir hirr,\n90 \u25a0'\u25a0 .'\u25a0\"Ll Maine on wood n oio Tf,is raqutova eoaaUarabla time, bow-\nand dried, must be eoftened, removed ever, owing to the great number re-\nwith a coramerclal paint remover, ] oetrad. So. tf a personal or aulokei\nthen icraped ott with a putty knife i reply t\u00bb desired, a stamped ami self-\noi* rubbed Off With ra\u00aba: if new I addressed envelope must l.e enclosed\nhnMf\u201e ,,,,\u201e. _\"* l_ * . .:.' with the question. Be sure to use youi\nhowever, they ma> he removed with fu|1 nam^ Btrm ni]mtt(.r. and the\nKerosene oi turpentine, name of your city and province.\nThat Creaky -Door\u2014(There is one this BDITOR\nCROSS-WORD PUZZLE\nIt has often been shown thai\na work of art may be impossible in fact and yel *>e a work\n<-f jfenius.\nBacon ridiculed \"Midsummer Night's Dream\" because\nthe scenes were laid in Athens\nami yet such characters as Bottom were plainly English. But\nthe genius <>\\' Shakespeare\ntransci tided all lhc facts of\nBacon,\nThere \\\\.>\\t-v uas a painter\nwhn could portray anything\nwith the accuracy of a photog-\nraoher\u2014but the world's great\nartists arc painters, not photographers.\nIf an artisl is great enough\nfo make us overlook his deflections from fact and utterly lose\nourselves in his illusion, he\nshows himself far greater than\nany realist who shows u^ an\nuninspired creation with photographic accuracy.\nIt is pleasant to be reminded\nnow and then that ideas are\nfhe things which live nnd keep\nihe World alive. Y^-> arc dull\nthings at best, and often today's\nfacts are tomorrow's dishonored\nfallacies.\nFacts are all righi in business\u2014in which Ihey are not.\ni* ed nearly as much as they\nshould be\u2014but i'\u00bb att, thank\nheavi 'i. imagination still reigns,\nin spite of all the realists.\nCopyright mi\nYou have ti'ifi.1 to stu|\nfor a friend, and have\nregular methods \u2014that l\nto ilie forehead, vtntgar up il\na eold key or piece of ice\nback of the neck- all to nn nv\nyou an- discouraged.\nNow, the point 'o remember\nneisi rases of dQM bleed nre\niii ihe same spot, anil if lj\nJust make pressure there y\n\u25a0top the bleeding,\nThe pi\nvldee\nte bleed\na I the\ni water\nsure direct to It. This will soon\nstop the bleeding.\nIn former days we were advised\nthat, when everything else failed, the\nnose should be plugged with absorbent cotton, and this stopped the\nbleeding at once.\n\nnil.\n1,1\n\t\nprea- i fectl'\nFester's Weekly Weather Bulletin\nfem pen\nLure\nr\nII\nM\n(tilth\n1\nr\nM\nirch,\nill\n23\n1] 3\n* *\n\u2022\n* 5\n\u2022\n* *\n\u2022\n6\n\u2022\n* ii\n1\nik\n\u2022\n*\ne\nin\n*\n\u2022\n11\n*\n\u2022\nIZ\n*\n\u2022\nIJ\n*\n\u2022\n14\n\u2022\n*\n15\n\u2022\n*\n16\n\u2022\n*\n17\n*\n\u2022\n\u2022\n*\nII\n\u2022\n*\n10 21\n\u2022\n\u2022\n* *\n*\n\u2022\n*\n\u2022\nI,\n*\n\u2022\nIS\n*\n*\n*\n*\n!7\n*\n\u2022\n\u2022\n* \u00bb\n\u2022\nin :i\n\u2022\n* t\njTMt ,nrn*HATQf*Ai srnOiCATt.\nSUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CKOSS-WORD PUZZLES\nStart out by hliin^ in th: words oi whiih you le;l rcasonaJ'.y\nsure. Tht: r will give you .1 clue to other words crossing them,\nand they in turn to still others, A letter belongs in each white\nspace, word's s'.irting at the numbered squares and running ciUie*\nhorizontally ot vertically or both,\nHCKI20NTAL\n1\nVERTICAL\n-run\nI'Hi[)l\n> A 1 ;i\nI\u2014Prep.\niltl<\ni.tiK\nOamer iin-- of Binall itari repfeaeati ito-real tempera-\nmn* for tin- month, while round dots show tho predicted\n-\/arlatloni.\nWA8HINOTON. Ma\n.aye of week ox nter\ni expected to Im of\nl M;iH'l\n..1 will\n1 Ih\n\u25a0..\n...Is\nii ii doe\u00bb in-..\nanybody elue,\nll\n.. chooaea i\n\\i,,i;(i,' thetn or\nany\nother law, b\nlahm\nnl. If h.' iu\n-,1,1s Hi. applln\nwhich Hi.- law 11\n' inn\n\u2022UVIll\n.,f the [i.iu.ii\n\u25a0s and trlea 1\nMl*,, hla reveni.\niii-\nmore lawleaa\n33\u2014Unil\n95. -A ch.\n:\\: -To perrorm\n::s 'l'in,ul\nI tu\u2014Injure\n11 SillKl.\n13 1-ertalnlns i\nI- -Tr.-*\nI , I'liiirls\nl^ \u2014Annoy\n50- l-roi dim\nM Therefore\n1 ir!\n\u25a0 Hani\nar Willi slum\n1 itherwlae\na il.ti\" ini.t.r 1\n-Bach (abbr.)\nA 1... i.i.i labbr.)\nThe Lighter Side\nReadera nf Tbi> Dully Newa cun-\ntrlhul any ol the beat Hums to\nthis Column, Ju-t si^n ynur nania\nnr Iniliiils, ur tinni-ili.-Jilutno. and\n, ai'nil In > I,rubiest Ideas\u2014Edl-\n1 tor, Llihter Bide.\nIilaylnn\n'in..lie\nlid\n.1\n'Isu U'.llllS\nII.\nth.\nsin\nh,\nitnpunr\n.,11 in turnlni hint o\u00abl ot tha prey\nIn.\" nn.l Inul.in^ luuin fur biwul.nl\nIn* dtllena. Moreover, it Dr, Mac\n1 uun'a ii'.inte.l warning sliuulil 1111\nhnve ;i Mtkltaxy effect, llu .-sliu\n,.i gettlni rid of timse Doukhobor\nwlu. will Kive ;m uniluiliiKlli\ntu 1., hava thenui h... in (inure about\nI... conaldered. Alrtorla Tlroea.\nFuur new nil wells nre paMble\nMM Tlirnei v.illey field.\nlie\nNorah B.iyes has jur.t mar-\nried her fifth husband in\nmidocean. The rule against\nrhangtng horses while crossing a stream Is held not to\napply to husbands.\nline in,1 coun nl.inter henl nn\nll'Hli TO AV.M.liN'\ne.l wulls nf A.-.linn luuk\ne golden aplendur of 111.\niiire.l nun ride In and fnun\n..r ml.is .1 knightly charm\nnea p\u00abu ihe happy houri\nini 1.1 aong .m.i 1.1 r\nin deed,\nng Kills nml sliinned lillisir\n, und watch, and sluwly\nUl tn\npromoti\nIm uf\nT.i. I\nhypocrl\n'. lull ll.\nitoek.\nKlven In\nMd In lis\n.III,\nThe poattnaater ut a Baekatch-\newun village bus retired jjnd an\neff.ut is balng in.iile tn aeeure\n11 aitf rpaanr. but nn nne seema\nlu be in.line,1 tu take the Job.\nklaead ibe earth\nele-lnir.\neensed lu br 1\nf tbe path thai\nH\n(-\u25a0i\ni|f.\nMill lAlrin.gji\"\n'('\nc\nA\ns\n*|E\num\noh l|\ns^c\n0\nR\nL\n1\nnwA\nm|n|oIy\ng>.\nA\n1\nD\n1\nA\n1 |R|L|S\ntMrTe\niiu\nR\nN\nS\n^B j\nAmi In\nHg\n\u00bbM3IP\u00abNIOID\u00abLIOlT\n\u25a0 p\ni m\nDl I IAInIa\nAH 1 ZONA\n\u25a0 a\nkHiBP\nMfl^i'd p\nw|y\noHi wis\nwUafuRmA\nABjJIoMt\nlo|oM i Uc\nb\nr\ntrrsiHoik\nam\n- \u25a0\n\u25a0N\u00b0\n1\n\"I\nKHOJuHi'.\n0\nAlSg\nD\nK\ni\nH\ni-Hi-ltji,\n15\nWDjSpiT\nE.\nE\nt*i\nO\nR\nS\n9\nfi\n, \u25a0\n'\u2022\nnWf]Ht\nr.\n\u00bb3\n\u25a0ma\n1\naiuUbIa\nSIS\nM\not..,\nW-A. .\n...\n.A\na.\nI\nThe S'elaon Rowing elub will hold\nIta annuel Liu aendofl (or Ihe sea-\nsun In the y.m.ca. tonight. It is\nexpected thai the eeaaon is nut very\nf.u nway from ita inauguration.\nThe business men's volley ball team\ndefeated the young men's team In two\natralght gamea at the Y.M.CA. lust\nnight. Tie learns were: Husiness\nmen. T. II. Stnrli. C. II. t'lnlk. A. II.\nfjotlfrey. II Arm-sun ami \\V 11. Kin-\nnear, ' Voung Men. R 8. Turner,\nt; Amus n. Kiln,it c. I-:. Armbrleter\nI II llii.lis.\nTen Years Ago\n(Tin\nA i\nI.il.e\nDally Newa\nthe in..nil ly\nMar.il 7. 1911)\nmeeting ..r the\ntonighl In the\n,ui street, a dla*\nsitnallun in llri-\n| sergeanl Michael O'Leary, v.c.\nwas held fur the federal Brand jury\nat Buffalo, on \u25a0 charge of eon-\n\u25a0plracy to amuggle allani Into the\nUnited stales O'Laary'a homa Is\nin I'uri Brie, Ont. He was formerly\nemplnyed at HritlfrehurK, (ml-, as a\nrailroad policeman. In January two\naliens were found by immigration In-\nspeeturs In a freight ear whieh came\naoroai the international bridge. The\naliens are alleged tn haye identified\nO'Leary as the man who had placed\nthem In the cur.\nExquisite Flavor\nis drawn from every leaf of\n\"SALADA\"\n\"JL\" SB a. rmou\nIt is the most delicious tea you\ncan buy. Try it -\u00a3* be convinced.\ntnnk me ther\nAnd When ul lasl\neare .nn.l pai\nIII rl.le away |u\n'havn passed nil\ntl\nAvalun again.\nllnlldllll'H asseill\nnn spirits will .\nwav lulu the anils;\nin that there are\nnihlless find Its\nicperf.\n*\\\n$500\nIN\nPRIZES\nThe first three correct solutions opened\nfrom each province\u2014British Columbia, Alberta,\nSaskatchewan\u2014will receive a Ten Dollar cash\nprize, three prizes for each province, a total of $90\nper week in prizes. A different puzzle will be set\neach week for five weeks. To insure everyone\"\nhaving an equal chance no mail will be opened until\n:>ix days after date puzzle appears. A Special Prize\nof $50 will be awarded at the end of the Contest\nto the first person having five correct solutions.\nWHAT YOU HAVE TO DO\nWork out the solution and forward same,\ntogether with the letter \"S\" cut from the word\n\"Sally\" on the container, to Western Cleansers,\nLtd., Puzzle Dept., Calgary. Alberta.\n2\n3\n4\n[\n1 .\n\u25a0\n10\u2014\n\t\n14\nm\nii\n1\n20 \"\n\u25a0\nit\n| _\n\t\n25\n\u25a0\n\t\n\t\nKB\n\u25a0\nii\n\u25a0\nM\n22\ni\na\u2014 \\-\n\u25a0a\nIH\nH\nM\n\"MHI\ni !\n-17\nli\nu\n34\n35\n;i\nBi\nfun\nl\nif\"\n\u2014\noHiB\n40\n\u2014\nm\nii\nSubmitted by\nAddress .._,-.\nNOT E: To yive you a -fair start and owing to the necessity of omitting\none letter in Horizontal 53, \"Preparation U make pur-t** m\u00abans -\"cleanaer.\"\nNow vcu're away.\nHORIZONTAL\nI. Flya aloft; 5, Part of name of\nptpular cleanser; 6, Act of extravagance; 10. Measure of weight; 12,\nColf term; 13, Preposition; 15, Be\n\u2022'My; 1\/. Shout of sontemipt 18, Ch4ld-\ni-Sh name for parent; 19, Antltpie; 21,\nPertaining to the west; 23, Obstruct;\n24, Po.nied piece of metal; 26, Sacred\nlong; 27, Charity; 28. Formal; 30, Animal; 31, In addition to; 32, Girl's\nname 34, Canadian cruiser; -36, Evil;\n37, Just title; 38, p.ercei; 40, Turn\naside; 42, v.-lley; 43, To add to; 45,\nArrent; 47, Past of say; 48, Incident;\n50, Song; 52. Fortify; 53, Preparation\nto make purr; 55, Measure ot length;\ntb. Measure of weight Cabb.); 57,\nMale hog; U, Isi.tnd; t,0. Letter of the\nit -phat-jet; ol. Pt-M j,niriy fa portion;\nW, Waste land; t,4, Desire: W*.\nHonesty,\nVERTICAL\nV, Small utensil; 2, Preposition; 3,\nMeasure of length; 4, Congealed\nvapor; 6, Shortly; 7, Cunning; 8, London, England, initials; 9, Period of\ntime; 11, To move; 12, Model; 14,\nHangs loose; 16, Attempt; 17, 0>H's\nname; 18, Stops; ?0, Dismal; 22, Pat;\n23, Color; 25, Circumscribed; 27, Prav-\nInce In Canada; 29, City In Italy: 11,\nGush (plural); 33, Bachelor of Laws\n(ab.); 35, Girl's name; 38. Thin, ?9,\nSeparate; 4t, Long ago; 44, Knov,\nScotch term; 46, Shag on skint of\nanimals; 47, Popular clem ler, first\nname; 48, Ardor; 49. A limit; jt. Narrow passage; 53, To inv*nt. j4, Uproar; 57, A bolt; 59. C. nz*. or.; .1,\nParent; 63. Abraham v bi thp jje\n(spelled backwards).\nPRIZE WINNTERS PUZZLE NO. 3\nV J. Hus\nM\nM\nALBERTA\naa. Lilt |2nd\nHow\n. e. Wt\">l,\n103rd St..\nICtb tft\nj. J. j.\u00bb 1,,\nItih Ava.\n1, 100\nBdmonton.\nMr\u00ab. I. j,. Thompaon\n-N.W., Calfary.\nBRITISH COLUMBliA\nII tf, P .litrli. 2>;40 lUlh Ave. W,\nVancouver,\nSASKATCHEW M\nW. Sharp, Wuis.-i.'.v. Bash\nMr. A. Burftaa. \u00ab14 Brodaf St.. Rattnv\niin. n. n. Ban*ia, 1130 Aw !\nNorth, Suskal'Kin\n25 Per Cent Discount on All\nHeating Stoves\nWe are doing this in order to clean up\nand make room for Spring goods. This\nis a snap.\nNELSON HARDWARE CO.\nWholesale and Retail Quality Hardware\nnelson \u2022 \u25a0 . . b. c.\nRuled Forms of\nAll Kinds\nOur ruling department is modern and efficient\nIt turns oat ruled forms in standard style or to\nmeet special requirements.\nTell us whal you want and we will make it up\nfor you.\nTHE DAILYNEWS JOB DEPT.\nPrinting\u2014Ruling\u2014BooMin-Jing\nPhone 144 (Two Lines)\n \u00a339\n&\n^ THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING\/ MARCH T.-192S \u25a0\n1 '\u25a0\u25a0 \u00b1... ....l ..**\u25a0:: ... \u2022\u2022*> ,.'\u25a0'\" :~\n'Fag* ffro-\n\u25a0*\u00bb\u2022*\"\u00bb- \"r V\nNature Never Intended\nO Walk or stand on hard, unyielding surfaces.\nTo stone, cement and hard floors\nDr.A\ni CusW\u00b0fl\nShoe\niTIea that natural cushion we ar< Hrprivetl of in\nher Earth ami brings to your feet the health*\nonditicn of youth. Comfort, style and\nice combined\u2014your pair it ready to\n>n Dow. < i\n\\ndrew & Co.\nIer8 in Footfashion\nUB-CUAHIOM\n<'i';M. lii^'-i\"' 'IW-i.B\ntiLtct-.Li.^-t'rtLTAm)\n*i'ii..i\nB fif HIOB .MrFTl.PTi Mf*-!**\nHW.iuorit.iiJUjLiiiw tmii\nV Fine Cooker and\ni, !\ni Good Looker!\nThe New Magnet Range is one of Clare's\nfinest-products. Every modern device for\nassuring cooking success has been used and\nevery possible part has been made smooth\nand nickel-plated to make it a thing of beauty.\nIt is guaranteed in every way, and if there is\na need in your house for a new range you\nought to get the free facts about the New\nMagnet.\nt coupon below for particular,!\nto.rtight\nClare Bros. Western Ltd.\nVancouver,\nu- Hi,.-. WY-lcrii I.I.I..\nDrat. N. Vancouver, H. ('.\nPlnn iei i tin- lhe illustrated par*\nlentils of the Km Mas-net.\nenings\nIn Nelson ee\n' This column i.-i l)i-lnc cmirtur-te.l\nbv Mrs, VigtlSQX. , All news of a\n\u25a0o-clal-nature, Including receptions\njirivate \u2022Btertalnmenls, personal\nitems, marriage* ate, will sp-pear\nIn. this column. 'l'elu|)lnjno Mra.\nYigntjux,\nIfa t ,1 I'li^Miii, silica Btnat\nentertained (fellah t fully al tha \\n\nbuur \u25a0 yestfi-tl:iy tor Inr \u00bblat*T, Mra, B.\nBrows of Hamilton Out., who is in\nNelaon for a week, She waa assisted\ndiintiR the afternoon by Mrs. Hush\nRobert aon, whn pqurcd. while Mra, P.\nG. Morey. Mrs I,. E Borden and Mra.\nJamew O'Hhvn aasiflted In serving. Her\ngwftts Included .Mrs. w. M, Walker,\nMrs. Imi.1 ll, Graham. Mra. \\v s.\nR-thg, -Mrs C. ft. Hamilton, Mis\nGeorge Jot>natane, Mis. Arthur Lakes.\nMrs .iiuiiis O'Shea, Mtaa Jean Hunter,\nBra. L BE. Borden, Miss M. Cameron\nlira <\u25a0 ll. PVaaer. Mrs. O. N. Doug*\nhis, Mrs. v. P. Tlmatiis, Mra. P, Q\nMnrev, .Mrs W. 13. Wasson. Mrs, l) C.\nWrwge, Mrs. Hugh Robertson, Mrs\nw. M. Caallffe, Mrs. ii A, Mc Far land,\nMrs. .1. a. a*baon. Mr* w. i-\\ wiia-\n\u25a0 nit. Mrs. C. I. Archibald, Mrs. A. L\nMcCulloch, Mrs. .1. ii McDonald of\nJCosslaacL Mrs. John Cartrotk Mrs*\nGeorge MacAfee, Mis. H. R, Town-\naend, Mrs. i'. w. Appleyard, Mra Hew-\nut gergaaoa and Mrs. T. T, Kyton af\nLosslitnil.\nBaa, Mis. Be\u00a9 tt-Lauder nf Quetn's\nBay and her two daufbtera were la\nih.- eity yaatentay and attended the\nDumbella' performance.\nMt\nKasl\npaat oouple\nleturneil lo\n.Mrs. Aaderao\nRoaaland\nnd Mrs Jb\nAim have i\n\u2022tt\n\u25a0Mnl. I-..I, ,,|\npending tlu\nweek* al the coast\nwn Thursday evening\nleft oa the noon truiti\ntenlay to be B guest\nta the home of .Mr. nml Mrs. V.. R 1,\nDewdney. while Mr. Anderson left oil\nthe afternoon train for i'roeter el\nroute tO KhsIo.\nMlM O. V. AIhv of the Hume BobOo\nand Miss Dorothy (..tkhrtst or tin\nCentral achool staff left yesterday fo\nare Bros\/ New Magnet Range . is sold in Nelson by\nMorgan, New and Second-Hand Goods, 301 Baker Street.\n47,\nlotheTartyof\nthe Jirst Tart\nYOU own your own home.\nfine. Hu\nThat's 1(\n.it there'* a mortgage at i,|'\n1%. That's all ri^lit. You aro reducing it steadily each year.\nYes, but are ynu protected on that\n\u2014is your mortgage covered by life insurance? A mortgage is a (wor asset to\nleave wife and Limih\u2014a curse inslc.nl uf a\nUetiifig to\u2022 widow and children without income.\nThink ii over. We recommend Mutual\nLift* Insurance for .ill young men who are cariy-\ning mortgage* on (heir homes. Mutual life\ninsurance is insurance at ne! cost. We particularly recommend the Mutual, profit-participating, 20-pay life policy as most suitable for the\nyoiniK Ml wilh a yomii* family who is Rr.wludlly acqiiii**\niriR oil** tn his hoot, wilh every prospect of a bright\nfuture before hlm. It's a food policy. Hut you can y,ct\nany form of Jiolii y bund, a lhc Mutual Life, and profit-,\nsharing reduces the cost.\nWrite to-day for Mutual literature,\n^MUTUAL LIFE\nOF CANADA: Waterloo.OnUurio\nJ. D. BRACKETT\nDistrict Manager, Cranbrook, B. C.\nLarge, Hideous Necks\nCan Be Prevented\nHow many of your friends\nand acquaintances are nffected\nwith Goitre, the most disfiguring and difficult disease to cure?\nPhysicians and scientists\nhave exhausted every known\nmeans lo offer you a preventive foi\" this ugly, dangerous\ndisease without marked success\u2014until noiv.\nA minute particle of Iodine\nhas been introduced into pure\nWindsor Table Salt. Enough\nto satisfy the thyroid gland but\na quantity so small as to be\ntasteless when used on your\ntable or in your cooking.\nEverywhere the efforts of\nthe Canadian Salt \"Company\nin producing an efficient Goitre\npreventive have been sanctioned by medical authorities.\nShould you run Ihe\nrisk of dreaded goitre\nanother day ? Your\ngrocer has\nWindsor\nfl IqPl*?\u00bb\nKaslo to week-end at the home ot\nMiss Alleys Jiarenls, Mr. anil Mrs.\nFrank Abey.\nIin, A. I. Alley uf l.'f.lar I'olnt\n-\u25a0|,.-1U yemeiilay in Hewn.\nlln Ut- mm of lioiiniiiislon spent\nyesterday In town. <\nMr. an.l Mrs. joWPU Hruwii Stanley\nstreet, had as their Hues' riiurs.lay,\nMrs' Brown's sisler. Ml\u00bb JUrthi\nTli.m K..Y. of the Trail Oeneral li\"*-\nliltnl sniff. ,\nver. su|.-\nNatlonnl\ntl.'S, lefl\nW ... D...V1II.H1 ul \\a\neiiiilenil.nl of the 'an\nfire insurance c.nnlian>\nyesterday (or Trait <\nMiss !\u2022', Mel!'.'. tO* l'U I*\"1 \"'\"ins'\ntot IVullk'ton. ^ _ t\nI...0 K Clciiroll. totrntnt at lless-\nb .ml r\u00bb\u00ab \"f -*\u00bb 'a'ln'llnn All\nl.'.irc- was In town Thursday .111 his\nwiy to Vancouver, where lie will be\nins'truclillB H Jerielio^beaeli.\nHerbert Keels ..f lbiiri.|. spenl sea-\nler.lay \u25a0hOPPIM '\u00ab Nelson.\nHan.Id Lake,\nEmerald mine\n1,. town.\n,1, Huskies ,\n,., has I.,\nalmo. ba:\nlit Uie\n.\u25a0turned\nstcolay\nTurner of Sain\ntbe city.\nUtile Lcmiiinl J.\u25a0nn.'. \"Ill s',\u00bb\"'un;'>\navenue, l-'airview. proved a delightful\nIn.si Tbursday uflei lien 1,1 llle hiiin.:\n,11 Ills liarenls. Mr. nnd Mis. 11- Bf\n.leline. when he eelcliraled llle llflll\nneniversarv of his birthday. Haines\nai.il nilisle were the main allraelion\nind a beautiful birlbdny call., adi.riied\nlb.- table, which was sum,undid l.y\nHelen Porter, Sadie Slnyllie Violet\nI'orter. l-alilh Smyth*. Nail Mcinnes.\nI'liul HooUaSP and Kennelh Melnnes\nAsslstnn; Mrs Jeiine In culiTlainliu;\n.mil serving was Cora Sniyllie.\nIt Cluin of llarrcli spent y.stenlay\nIn Mellon.\nMiss Tunis Miller ciitel'lai I ilie\nmembers nf the Junior llrldcc club\nTliursdav eveiiimr at her limiie on\nMaker street. Those playinK were\n.Miss Kalhryn .lucks.,n of Vlclnrln.\nMiss Mildred Irvine. Mrs. Eric I', tmw-\nsi 11, Misa Helen Tnwnsend. Miss Alolse\nWniKKe. Miss Marjorie I'mlerwood.\nMiss Marion Blackwood. Miss Juan\nHamilton, Miss Join Hunter, Miss\nLouise Cunliffe. Miss Aile.-li Mans-\nlletd and Mrs, Frank ltawtburne.\nArchie Oray of .Satino was\nUsiiur yetttraay.\nMrs. s. I'elirs.ui of PTnctel\n..steiday In Xelson ahopplng.\nMl-. Bashford and Il.r daU\u00ab\n..Jlieeli's Bay were city visit,,1\nn rday,\ncity\nllu\n1:111\nd allell,led llle 1\nnl' tie. Dumbella\nSt. I'aul's l'l. sl.yt, 1 iiu, church par-\nk-ra were a l.usy scene Tliursdav afternoon when Hi,- members* of sirs .1.\nAllen's circle held a must enjoyable\nI- Will as Slice, ssfut lea and b.lke\n\u25baalP. 'I'lie tea t 111 was under lhe\n-iipervlsiuii .,!' Mrs Pharlaa F. Slark.\nulu. wu;.- assisted .lurim* llie afternoon\nliy Mrs. K. Mills, Mis. MelluUKUl. Miss\n..leltuue.nl. .\\|,-s Robert n,.|| Bnd Mrs.\nDoing ilie lienors ot the\nafternoon\nIt 11:11101\nMrs. (*:\nMr\nBABYS\nOWN '\nSOAP\n1,'b. The li;\nnresided over by Mrs, OOOTge ('lell-\n1 , w and Mrs. John Bell .Ir. Mrs Annua Sliavv sum. snld ..ut \u201er her d. -\niiciulis potted meats. The plain s.,v\nnil,' lal.le was superintended by Mrs\nHugh McLean, .Mis. .la, 1 Tale and\nAirs, McKim. Hoi ddughnuta were\nturned mu in fine faahlon by .Mrs. a\nT. ball; and .Mrs. .I11I111 If, -11 sr- who\nWi re assisted b) Mrs T. lies Brisay.\n\u25a0\u2022I Mis.' .1 Allen and\" Mm. J.'\"wiTfs\nI'urlna l',,; alt,,,, , s.i.r.,1 musical\nl.i'iul.el's Were |,le,isi\u201ee]y ,ell.|. led |.J\nIsisl.is and .Miss Mav Me-\n.1!..\n\u25a0Ml-s |.\u201eM. Ha\nMarlili, who\na I\nnlus, :\t\nMi-s Mild:.\na., s. I. el Inns.\nVilnius. B.d\nWele used\nIII .111 III. lea\nBeit \u201e\nI frrttlbF\nw7ir Yuu\n\u25a0;?~~.~'xv?'r*r-\nW. II. Rainsden - J. 11. Bowman\nKOOTENAY\nMUSIC HOUSE\nSu. .essi.rs H, Willis I'luin,\nSI,.res, I.l,I.\nOpp. Masonic Btk. - Nelson, B.C.\nSpecial Reductions on\n10-Inch and 12-Inch\nRecords\n\\v.. want tu clear uirl the\n\u25a0tOCk. W fer JOU values\nf ' M.\u00bbS m \u00bb\u2022*\u2022-\u2022 'or 70<-\nand Sl.OO on Record! that,\nWbilal nf llu- \"Old sell.nd.\" are\n.mil, new. This is your chance\nI., t.i a st... k uf hicjl-elliss\nmust,'.\nWo als.i hi\nORDS. quite\nPATHE REC-\n, al r>0<- e.,,1,\nNURSERY\nPRODUCTS\nThe. season for the .sale ami pufchut of nursery\n\u2022.\u2022products has arrived. If you have nursery products\nthat you wish to sell, advertise them in the Classified\nColumns of The Daily News. Likewise, if you desire\nto purchase, advertise your needs. You will thus\nKct a wider choice and more satisfactory results.\nTo Insert a Classified Advertisement, Phone 144\n(Two Lines), Call At or Write\nThe Daily News\nNELSON, B.C.\nONE\nEGG\nNUT\nBREAD\nI l1\" SSANO [,\n' iA^-\"*^\n...\u00bb i* !\nI iMmplTfli\nThis recipe\n..in An-li.ili:\nui, win\nall tllg wav\nMrs. ('...ml\nseveral y.\nBeat I ,\nand beat\nMilk anil\nspoon sal\nlevel lens\nnml N cup\nHake otm III\na me\nflul\n..I Ibcre fur u lime\n[, mill li eup siikiii\nlain, n, cup 1'ncifle\ncup water, ', Ion*\nJi:. cutis flow, II\nCM baking piiwibu\nchoppad mil meals\nPACIFIC MILK\nHead Office, Vancouver\nFactories at Ladner and Abbotsford\ntf I\nesl. I.lay in Nl Isuli\nO, I'lvin of Hub! 11:11\nc-t.iiiay in Nelaon\n\u25a0Miss I'.iiii, areen,\nliss '\/.. Manning. \t\ncl I staff, lefl Vi\nI\" Week-end will, J\nms, .Mr. and Mrs. i;\nRev. A. I.. Helen\nlatricl was in Net-\n\u20224g\nCll Baker Slreet. PJ^M 200\nSpring arid Summer\nDress Fabrics\nA \"Stitch in Time\" Means a New Spring Garment. Commence Spring\nSewing Now.\nOUIl SILK AND DUESSGOODS SECTIONS anticipate all\nSpring Sewing Needs thoroughly and economically. These\npopular departments are proving a source of inspiration to\nwomen who come here daily. Silk. Cotton and Wool Fabrics\nare opened out in every new texture, pattern and color, In-\n! eluding:\niVeu* FLANNEL SUITINGS\nAt $3.25 and $3.50 Yard\nNovelty Suitings of Plaid, Checked or Striped Wash Flannels, in all this season's newest colorings. Full 5-1 inches wide. Prices $o.-*J and $3.50 per yard.\nNew SILK CREPES\nAt $2.25 to $4.50 Per Yard\nPrinted Silk Crepes, full yard wide, in handsome new tie-\nsigns and colors. Prices $2.25, $2.75, .-\".3.50 to $1.50\nper yard.\nFRENCH COTTON SUITINGS\nAt $1.25 to $3.95 Yard\nSponge Cloths, Crepes and Novelty Suitings, in a range of\nbeautiful colorings, all short ends. Pretty patterns, etc.\nFull yard wide, Prices $1.25, $1.75, $2.50 to $3.?)5\nyard.\nJ\/ \u25a0 \/\nNew BROADCLOTH SUITINGS\nAt $1.00 to $1.65 Yard\nStriped and plain English Broadcloth Suiting, P>C> inches witle, in all the new\nbright shades. Fast colors. Prices $1. 00, $1.25, $1.50 to $1.G5.\n\"WASHWELL\" GINGHAMS at 59c\nAbsolutely fast colors: plain, plaid and checked. Full yard wide,\nweave. Price 5!)\u00bb* yard.\nExtra fine\n%i\ni5\n\u2022i-i m\nNew \"GAGE\" HATS\nThis store has the exclusive agency Eor Gage Hals\nin this section. Shipments just through customs\ncontain many pretty models for Sports or Street\nwear, and prices are reasonable. See these today.\nMi:\nMr\n.lu\nl'i\nWilley ,\nii.\" Dumbell a\nnoon,\nE. H Hani,\nha. returned I\n'rip to the cai\n(tended\nafler-\nICE TREACHEROUS\nUPON TROUT LAKE\nSnow Six Feet Deep in That\nSection; Ptarmigan in\nSettlement\nTltiil'T\nnun name\n\u25a0i fot :\n 'tell Hie\nlike\ndill,\n-John sio-\nn Thirteen.\ns. He rt-\nvery treacli-\nI advise In*\nI'slioo ,,\u201e It\n. xperlencsd people I\n\u25a0'\u25a0- \u25a0 pastime,\nseveral bulld.ngK have collapsed this\nwinter with Hi. lean v,e|ellt of snow\nupon them. The presenl depth is\nabout siv feet.\n\"ne lone ptarmigan wai seen near\nne achool recently, its. while pluraaae\nbalni very difficult to discern aialut\nthe stiuny background\nTROUT LAKE NOTES\nTRQL'T LAKE. Mareh n -- The\n_m*rUt Hiulhers ..f Ihe Trout I,\u201ek\u201e\nsiilinile mill, ba,,- lefl tor Vancouver\nwhere they wilt hulbbiy for several\nThev expect to return about\nle of April\nhe ill\nl'l\nlhe purpi.se of bringing the lie.\nvlceii used by variiuls ciiimti leu Into\nHue with euch oilier. Hr. Loula V\nKing of Metiiii unlveralty, ipmlriu\nbefore the Koyal Canadian iitatltute\nuriioil the itandardlxatlon uf niariue\nsiuniils. He said safety ili-vleeR for\nthe sea were an tnleriinll.ilinl necessl-\n'..v and he pn.poic.l tu pin Ihe subject before llu- Lcayuo ot Nutlone.\nMOTHER!\nClean Child's Bowels\n\"California Fig Syrup\" is\nDependable Laxative for\nSick Children \u2022\nTiie Coa! That Satisfies Is\nARDLEY COAL\nPhone 35\nTHE NELSON TRANSFER CO., LTD.\nGARAGE TRANSFER COAL\nVtRNON STREET, COR. STANLEY STREET, NELSON, B.C.\n1\nHum- Mother! A tttipoonful uf\n\"California ng Byrup\" nuw wilt\nRwoutcn tlic itommch and thprou\u00abWy\nrkun lhc Uttk bbwtli and in u few\nhours you have ;i well, playful cliiM\ninte. Bran if ctom, ftvartah,\nt.llions. con>Upatfd or lull nf ctiltt.\nohlUfcraa love Ui pleuant tatta. it\nnever craiiips or OV-tractt. CDiitJtins\nnu narcotics or toothing drugs,\nTill your druggist you want only\nthr ganulae \"Cafiforata Fig Byrup\"\nwhich has directions for babies and\nehlhlmi nf nil sg*\u00ab print. .1 on bottle. Muilim*, yuu must say \"CaUfW*\nui*.\" Kefuso mo; iaiilatiuu.\nSpecial AHENTION Special\nL'ptni requests from a number of my customers\nto tin their darning and mending, 1 have employed\na fir.st-clus.s seamstress who will fix them ui> for\nbachelors the same an mother did.\nWatch for OUR white laundry truck. Yours for\nQuality laundry work.\nA. J. Martin, Agent\nTrail, B. C.\nR. K. W-ilUcc, Agent\nBonnington, B. C.\nKootenay Steam Laundry\nC. A. LARSON, Manager\nNow is the time to have vour CAUIM'T.S SCIENTIFICALLY CLEANED by my sanitary electric\nwashing machine.\n3 CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT\nI vacuum your carpets and electrically wash them.\nNo heating nor steaming to injure the most delicate\ncarpets.\nWork Gitniuiitvvrf or Ymir Mum 11 Refunded\nW. E. McCANDLISII, c o Kootenay Steam Laundry\nA WANT AD IS BOTH CHEAP AND EFFICIENT. TRY IT.\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n 'Tage CIx\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS\/SATURDAY CORNING, MARCH 7, 1D23\nIJ*ut.-Cnl..n.'l Jrvine Robinson\nSnider. ...B.lv, portage la Pralrla, who\nreceived notice of his retirement with\nthe rank of colonel, has had a part\nIn every ant to which Manitoba\nhaa Bent volunteers in the lasl -tu\nyears.\nCORNS\nLift Off-No Pain!\nBEGGARS ARE\nPART OF LIFE\nOF KINGSTON\nArchdeacon lteer Describes\nBeautiful Capital of\nJamaica\nHAVE LICENCES\nBUT NO DRUNKS\nBlacks Constitute the Police; Tourist Trade\nGrows by Leaps\nDoesn't hurt, one bit! Drop a little\n\"Freezone\" on an aching corn. Instantly that eorn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers.\nYour druggist sells a tiny bottle of\n\"Freezrme\" (or a few centi, sufficient\n| to remove every hard torn, soft corn,\nor corn between the toes and the foot.\ncalluses, without soreness or irritation\nflafvrf?\n\"PHILLIPS\" MILK\nOF MAGNESIA\nAccept only genuine \"Philllpa,\" the\noriginal Milk of Mafftasla prescribed\nby physiei.'ins for ifl jrears as an\nantacid, laxative, corrective.\nFull directions with e;n.h bottle-\nany drug store.\n'n the K-litor of The Dally News:\nAs I sat barheaded on the verandah la.st night after a 7 P- m. dinner, I began lo think of home and its\nconditions, as contrasted with those 1\nWO* enjoying here. 1 need not mention the winter scene in Kootenay.\nI dare not say you all remember\nvery vividly how Ihe weather conditions were at the end of January.\nThe newspapers say that the world has\nhail an unusal measure of zero cold,\nand storms of varying degress of\nfiereeness. Nuw let me briefly pic-\ntare niy surrounding! and conditions:\nFirst of all then our dining room\nis on a large open verandah. There\nwe take all our meals without a\nsign of nrlifieal heat. Our bedrooms,\nalso, have nil windows open wide,\nand only a. cotton sheet or cotton\n0c.\nROSSLAND LOSES OPENER\nETORIATAKES\nTHE FIRST GAME\nOF SEMI-FINALS\nBeats Saskatoon Three to\nOne at Victoria; Leave\nfor Prairie\nviCToniA, March I.\u2014'(Canadian\nPress.)\u2014Viet nrla earries a two-goal\nlend Into the second game of the Mtnf-\nflnaJa fur the Weslern Canada huekev\neli;itnpionshi|i, as n result nf a :! to 1\nvictory here toalght uver Sasliat.ii.-i\nSheiks.\nThe Cottfara carried the play to\n\u25a0aaaatoon in the first two period*,\nbut in the closing 20 minutes Victoria were lucky in preserve their\nlead. The Sheiks came i.n at a terrific Clip, and had Holmes not been\nIt the peak ut his form, there v. nib]\nhave been a closer nenre.\nSheika Strong in Third\nThe Victoria defence was ts stent\nas armor plate in the firs*, two\nperiods, but it seemed as Cioueli\nihey missed their em- in tlr- Inst\n\u25a0tanaa* for thev a\u00ab*ow4 una-blo to\ndo any th tog right, Th.-ir trouMa ana\n\u25a0lue in no small measure to the aola*\nlllatlng work of \"Cy\" Den. mi v. -vim\nWhen on Hie jee Seined to put more\nifiager and nnan Into tha sheiks' plaj.\nWhile Sask;.loon h:ot \u25a0 lot of\nlOUgh Itiek in tha el using enni'i. tV\n''.aig.irs w ere Rol s|inred by the jhix\nill II:.\u25a0 second period. TlleV ' ' \"\n.v.-i*ih ni iheir m\u00ab*rcy aey*\nMir il\u201e Ir shooting was off.\nBath Play on Defensive\nNeither loam was ai its zenith,\ntoo much care being taken to make\nsure of tin- defence. The usual\nbrilliant combination of tha iwo clubs\nwaa missing |\\>r most of the route\nlutoon sin.wed tholr trw\nSCOUVER BOWERS\nMAY CROSS EQUATOR\n'A.vcc-rvr.i;, Man ii 8.- Dlrectora\n\" <\u25a0 Vaneouver Rowing elub are\ntaring a augfeation mad.- -i.v\nMnr \u00ab-f the Melbourne Rowing\nthai a atrong four-oared craw\nthe Vani ver club ahould visit\nHtralia in Oetolw to lake part in\nnnnual Auatrallan Henley ni Mel-\nsaved. Frederic kson went length of\nice laid one on llalnsworth'a pads.\nLaSontfe off for hard checking on\nMeeking. Stevens gets a Bhot at\ngoal but Holmes saved. Keise then\ngoes down and lays one on Holmes,\nHalderson scores, time It: 20.\nHalderson Scores\nLoughlin snapped one to Hams- j\nworth's puds, and Hill Conk followed. I\nHaldersim shot from two feet out\nfor the second goal of the night.\nIvilonde on and pace livened up.\nHolmes saved from Cook and Lalonde, .Meeking and Anderson following willi two shots. Play hegun to\ngel rough, IVm-iiny sent a hoi one\nafter a dazzling rush, and came\nright hark with another to Holmes'\nshins.\nThird Period\nLoughlin sent m a snot from blue\nhut llainsworth blocked. Denennv\nreplaces Lalonde. llainsworth stopped\na siz\/.ler from Hart, ktounie mom\u00bb*-'\ntwo hot ones from Stevens and Hill\nCook. Hart came back with two\nshots but the Sheik goalie oiocKeu.\nWalker got close in and Haina-\nworth cleared. Denenny shot from\nblue hut Holmes saved. Foyston on\nfor Frederickson. Denenny sent another high ahOt and Cook followed\nwith one close in. Holmes just I\nstopped it from aqueeaing through the |\nposts.\nLalonde on and Immediately had a\nshot, P. Cook pulled the nicest rush\nof lhe night, circulating Victoria's net,\nhut missed on t lie front. Hill Cook\nsent iii another, followed by an- I\nOthfr from P. Cook. m\nSheiks Break In ,\nlien, nny scored for Saskaloon In\n14:11 and was given an ovation by i\n\"had Halns-| his team males. ,lle had been play- I\n' limes, fop iL u.-mlt-rfiil game all nighl. |\nBill Cook ahot again btll Holmes\nsaved. Fraser bad the tirst shot\niu five minutes for Victoria.\nWalker scored from left wing for\nVictoria from the bine line m f:gO.\neraser benched for cracking Cordon\nover the h.-ad and while Victoria was\nii the hist period when they passe-1 p|ny!ng ftVt men Walker slipped\n\u25a0\"\"' t,mli Uk\" \u25a0 \u25a0\"' \u00b0* government \\K 'n 7. .... . . . .*,.\u201e,.\u201e,( \u25a0 ..,,.\n,-mpioye.s passing g\u201e. buck. (down the ht beards and acored rom\nPlenty of thrills were crowded blue line. Hart shut from same place\ninio ilo* game, especially in tha see- bul llainsworth blocked. VtBMOt back\nond period, when players were tripped I on ice. Fredel iekson shot from 10\nand booked, lossed on their eyebrows When th.-y tried to break\nthrough Hie defence, and piled up in\nthe goal mouth. Referee ton kept\ncareful lab on tha players, bul did\nnot visit his wrath upon them to\nanv extent.\nThe Cook Brothers and Denenny\nworked like a charm on the Saskatoon\nline and Stevens and iteise did BUM\nBehold Collins\nPet Undershirt;\nHe's Lucky ia It\nBy AL DEMAREE\n(Former Pitcher, N. y. Giants)\nYou've heard of Kddle Collins' *\nIng gum whieh he parks on lhe lan\ntOO 0_ his cap \u00bbnd removes and chew,\nonly when Iwa stiil;.--. have bei n\ncalled on him. bul\nIff m\nfeel out, but llainsworth made a\npretty bln;-k, BUI Cook benched for\ntripping Hart.\nSaskatoon Pressed Hard\n]\u25a0'. Cook sent in two sums, the\nSheiks using three men in llmii*\nattacks ami Victoria defence being\nhard pressed. Foyston and Walker\n'the defence work. Cameron being ! had shots for Victoria and Keise was\nni the lee very little afler the flrat, robbed ol a goal by Holm\u00abr apactac-\nperio.l. _ ijmi _ I nlar save. !\u25a0. Cook shot and Detien-\nfolloweil wilh B hot one that\nlocked on hla akatea. Qor-\nPrederlrkaon turned in a brilliant I\ngame, and the first goal flew Off his I\nstick. He was ably supported by H\"lm'\nWalker and Hart on the line, while, don sent in another and Saskato\nTO EUROPE\ntAI LINGS TROM ST. JOHN TO\nLIVERPOOL\nr. in, Apr. 10 Montclare\nr. 10, ,\\pr. 17 Itontroae\nar. 24, Apr. 22 Moiiln-val\nr. 27 Montcalm\n\u25a0.3 Hontfourl. r\nO SOUTHAMPTON-CHLBflOUKO-\nANTWERF\nr. 10, Apr. IS Melila\n'.8 '. Miuiii.tosa\nTO GLASGOW\nr. IB, A\\,r. 23 .' Metagama\n_% Montreal\nmm New York, calling at Cherbourg.\ntotalled Information, rates, etc., on\nuesl. Henh reservalions and tiek-\nfrom Loral Agents ever\/when. or\nIe\nJ. S. CARTER\nitrict Fc.ssavjcv Atfeut. Nelson, B.C\nwhailiemitlmiSeXda\nDOMINION EXPRESS\nMONEY ORDER\ni JorSale \u2022J\/'C.P.R.STATIOI.S.W'\nDOMINION' EXPRESS AGENCIES\nDdD-\nThii ftrrali- I ol :kin KMdlcl will rrmove\n. swp, tun.\n'.'My limp A Btatlonery Co : r.inn.l;\niik ,\u00ab.\u2022 Hook Co., I,hi.: 1'c.ole Drug Co\nApply Minard's every day and\nrub it in well wilh the linger\nlips. It penetrates and heals.\nRemoves tr.fiammal ion.\nA remedy fur every puiii.\nIl.i it\nUMklni\nFiivalnn\nAnderaon\nReferee\nl\u00ab 1, ii.*.. in the first two period\nii.is \\i..rs.. then n i.i.vy.T's eroMwora\nduaala to the Bttelke.\nli..ih i.niiis will leave here tomorrow f..r S;isk;it....n to tiik,- tmrt In\nthe aeeond nine ol the i.l;iy..rr Tile*\n.i.iv iiikIh. n\u00abt\nIcelander Scor.t3 Opener\np. Cook l'i\". the first slml un\nnoal nn.l Walker laid nn.* Ml al the\nother, nml l.inmlillii belated In \u2022 Ipm\none and wenl In tor the reboUnd.\nI-roilirirUsi.n wns stnlipeil when in\nMini und F. Cook laid another hoi\n,.\u201e, Hnlmea' pud. Until Iimius I'Tiisit\n uelng the Wll win*. Frederick- Haldereoi\naim arored the llral In 4:27.\n1: *, ihrougti alone. Krederlek\nThe Icelander imsiml In nnother\nrlihl afterward, 1 Reiae and \\v. 5:a_'.k\"\nCook had sin.is nl the other end.\nYi.i.nin name rl\u00abhl back aad limitm!\nin have u noal, but Referee Ion\nordered \u00ab lace \"ft. Poyaton relieved\nI'll il.ri ksnn. I),.11..nny Nubbins for VV.\nCook, and tfalderaon on for Fraaer,\nyiiih lieeklitg on lor Walker. Victoria waa forelng the pace and Sask-\n hi found Vlctorla'a defence very\ni..nth.\nAii.ii-isun pul one waial liinil on\nllninsH.irlli. nml Utlonde drew the\nlirst penalty for dumplni Anderaon.\niv.-.iri i. ks..ii i.ii iiKnln liii lhe poet.\n!\u25a0'. Cook sin.i (i-.nii a dlatance, Baaka-\niniin rushing with one man, while\nLalonde le on the fence and Ion\nordered \u00ab face oil when the Bhelka\n\u25a0tailed. Frederlokaon staged another\nlone ruah rlghl through, Btevena\nreilnvpN Cameron.\nCcok Eanished for Head Cut\nw. Cook wns banished for cutting\nRarl over the hemd in \u25a0 corneit\nl.'rns.i ..If fur butting Bcott. Ilnins-\nworth stopped \u25a0 bouncer from Walker. Saskatoon now at full strength\nbul their shooting wns wild, t-alonde\nwiggled the length of the Ice and\nHolmes Just gol liis hand to liis\nstinging shot. Bcotl on bench for\nchopping al Halderson. Vi.-i.nia now\nal full strength.\nStevens played lor Harl bul his\nthai wenl astray, Walker brought\ndown the house with \u25a0 pretty play\nimi Prederlckaon mlaaed the nel on\nthe ahot\nOpen Second Short Handed\nHaskatoon opened the second period\nwith Bcotl still mi ih,. bench. Lough.\niin I..i.l u beautiful shot at Halns-\nwurih's feet Proderlcksou then irinl\nI daisy cutter, and l.iiunlilin iniss..l\nIhi rebound. Denenny made Holmes\nJump in cover, and tried a long one\nrlghl after from renter Ice. Saskatoon forcing the play and crowding\nin mi j in* mi. x.'uu hi.i un empty\nnel I.ni Biased.\nMeeking benched for tripping.\nHalderson shot from \u25a0 does in i.m\nmtnated tht play.\nSummary\nFirsl period\u20141, v.ctorla. Frederickson, l:IT; 2. Victoria, Hsldereon,\nD:2ll.\nThird period\u2014t, Baakatoon, lienen-\nm. il:S3; i, victoria, Watker, 1:11\nLineup\nVictoria.\nHolmes\nLoughlin\nDid ymi ever know lhal Eddie liar\nanother pel auperatlt.nn.' In lhe pie\ntin-., here you see ii hanging nn ti\nline. It is a luckl unaVrshlrl win I\nim tins worn in all world ,.ii.s an.l\nnlhir championship gamea f.ir l\u00ab yean\npaat. Tha above portr f the ahlrl\nIndicates tinn ii la pretty well wurn\nInn Kddle clalma .1 In a I fur\nnumber of yeara yet,\nK.I.M.. I\nOPENING GAME\nm\nAlhcrla Champa Heat Rossland Miners Five to One\nin First of Series\nRQTll TEAMS FAST,\nALHEUTANS FASTKH\nKootenay Roys Share Honors in First Period;\nLa ler Outplayed\nVAXCOrvEft, March I.\u2014Amateur\nhockey aa purvi yed by Ihe Coleman\nTigers representing Albertn. proved\nmuch auperlor to thai played in\nRrltlah r..liinil.in a i displayed by the\nI- .1,-lnn.l Mini rs. I..\u25a0!\u25a0\u2022\u25a0 ! might. In the\n(he Al\n\u25a011\nliniim .llu\nIim.I I..i Iiiml\ni ii rciuw ms in,. 1.\nDl 111.. I..,ms II (ll\nr..|iunl,in chnmiiliiiin |.r.\nlimns. I.ill Il.l.I liill.. ,.;,.,1,\n111., su lil .l.l.ii,,* In\nfn I. til. in rri *..\nFi.\" Seofvleea\nllu -1.. i..l -I ..... n llmir In-*! in llll\nMrs! i\u00bb\nllritish\nhard ni\nul ih.\nnf\nihunces. I.i\n.1,.\nDaly .m.i\ni.li.l srori-A\n*n rush.-s pnivi .1 effceti\n|. nts, nml li.i.k.-.l mu li thi\nTigers hail\nII,.hi\nI leleni (\u25a0\nWings\nSulis\nRiakatoon.\nHainsworth\nCameron\nRelse\n Stevens\nLalonde\nW. Cook\nF. Cooke\n Denenny\n. . Sisit\n.... Go, dun\nEnjoy a Game of\nRowling\nWith Your Friends at the\nSEMAPHORE ALLEYS\nThe Semaphore\nSmoke Shop ,\nBowling\u2014Billiard*\u2014Smokes\nReduces Hurs.il Hn large me nts,\nThickened, Swollen Tissues,\nCurbs, lilletl Tendons, Soreness from Hruises or Strains;\nstops Spavin lameness*, allays pain.\nDaws not blister, remove the hair or\n|;iy up the liorse. f 2.50 a bottle\nat dmpKists or delivered. Book 1 R free.\nAMURBINK, JR., for mankiiut-an\nanli^rplic liniment f\u00abr hriir-.cs, ruts, wounth,\nmains, painful, swollen -.ems or glandi, It\nhraliand tooihes. #|.3S a bottle at 4tmf\nffhli or poitpaii'. Will tell you more if > '\u00bbu\nwrite.\" r\nW. F. TOWR, he., '-Sli-w-iV-fc P* ' \"*\u2022\u25a0\n4J. uiLiuc \u25a0\"\u25a0! AlijniMur ir , irt DlJe IU tiOiJi,\nDISTRICT SHOWS\nINCREASED USE\nOF TELEPHONES\nEighteen Installations in\nMonth; Nelson Leads\nWith Fourteen New Ones\nIn all in new telephone* were connected up In all 11 K nny center*\nI..: the month endtni February l, ae\u00ab\ncording to flgurea publlahed bjr the\nii. c. Telephone company. Thi* Increase is noted over the figure* for\nJanuary thle year.\nKimni-s complied for Fi-brunry BhoW\nnn Increase of IM telephone* in tbe\nIIKU!*-\nJam\nISH, or an averace increase per ceni\nZ.S6 Instnllatlons, Total telephone! In\num> in the district on February I\nw.-i.* S\u00ab:tl ns romp-ired with :ir\u00bbl.\"\u00bb fnr\nJanuary. 1924.\n}\u25a0;\u201e\u25a0 the month of January, IMS,\nNelsbO with M new Installation*\nleads th* Kootenay centers for growth.\nTruil with four new Installations la\n\u25a0econd, while Kaslo and Kamloops\nhav* each added twn telephoned. Qnnd\nFork* snd Greenwood in tlu- month\n.,, i, hi n- Installation Balfour,\nKew I \u25ba\u2022 !i\\ - i, Roek t\ntin\n.ik-\ni.v addition* i\" their system*.\nKootenay Fig-urea\nfollowing are Interesting figures,\nhow tag the rwmber of telephone*\nt each Kootenay exchange fir Janu-\niv l, i:'*ji, January 1, IMS and Im-i.-\nuarj I, nth, slab the percentage of\nicrease since January l. 1924,\nJan, Jan. Feb.\n11l-t I!\nBalfour ....\n'Iran.I Forks\nGreenwood\nKaslo ....'.\nNelaon . ...\n\u25a04-ew Denver\nRook Creek\nKi.sslnnil\nTrail \t\nI l\n.'.\"il\n:..*i..i\n.1181 III! 122-1\n. mi (OS ini\n. 11SS UM 1IQ1\nIT\n-II\nu\nWayne 'Big' Munn\nMakes Quick Work\nof Canuck Champ\nCLEVELAND, Ohio, March 6\u2014\nWayne (Bltf) Munn, claimant of\nthe world's heavyweight wrettllng\nchamploneliip made quick work\nof Wallace Duffnid Canadian title\nholder ln the leature of a wree-\ntliiig* carnlvsl here tonight. UhIii;*\nIiIk famous crotch and half-NelHon\nMunn throw Dug*uld ln straight\nla I is In nine and two mlnuten.\nEd (Stranjrlerl Lewie and William IK-tu.nt.il wrestled one hour\nto a draw.\nAn gffer of *imi for the best stuRnn\nfor tlic I'tiivcrsilii of PMftgylvutg\n.-itiiU'ii.s to undariradoatM bag boom\nannounced. The naw motto in i<>\nsuparaada Hie present exhortation t<>\n\"(io ont nml MKrt fnr P.'iin.\"\nThe racing Hitiiii> el Paavo Nurmi.\nwlicn tCtm at top Bpecd, la 7 feet\n4' 1-1 inches.\nGIVE DEMPSEY\nDAY TO ACCEPT\nMust Agree to -Meet Wills l^];\nor He Blacklisted in V.. i,.';\nNew York State k?1?,'!'!!.1\"\".r,';i Z\nThi' Miners fmin.1\nih,- thl-tl i..-..ihi nil\nin:;, .mil Sli. pi-. r.i. v li.,.' I'usl \u00abknl\nIiik. \"inl \u00bbil.l, hi liiiK, unil 1 1\nIi... k .Il * kins f.iiin. .1 '.li.- lam |.'...\nol Hi.- TlKi-ns. 11 \u25a0 \u25a0 t. ! 1.-. 1 Hi,. 1m.1l\nmurker.\n[H-m|ilti' Ihi- tail thai Ihe Iwn \\ i-ii\nii,,: iimiil- ner,. |.!nin; In .1 mv\n1 .1 1..* Im prud'Hibinnl I key.\n\u25a0WW -.nm 111M111, mm- lnrniil ...ii ami\nwere ireoteil 1.. u [u\u00bbl li.n.l 1 heek-\nThe l'i.I.Ill,:, !. .Is. wlln were\nI HiMPiii-il nwina '\" four \"I\n*T;\n\\v f\n\u2022\u2022Tttr * Nir TO-sicnr\"\nmmrs\nV\nBest Procurable\n(THE ORIGINAL)\nPore Scotch Whisky\nRICHEST IN FINEST\nI HIGHLAND MALT\nfii r*a.i.^.-itj\nZ\/u;'..,u,\\\nBtSU\n\" ~\" ~1 R-nil-J *.t>'\\ lutranlted by Vfilli.m\n^^\u2022WJ^ C-< 'il A \"\nti *\u00bb:itia thmra. Hend 10c. tor fvneroua tnai.\nTempl-aUmi, Toronto, .\n$1.00 g*'\u00bba'tfi 50c. \"-d*S-\nT Neurit,. N-fuxalfl-.\nHU l\u00bb..b.,. SIZE r.ln.\nIPTI\/'V. TEMPLltON'a\ntl HI S RHEUMATIC\nii. 1\\V V? CAPSULES 31\nj* or Bale uy\nDrug Co., Cily Drug Co.\ni-h...i\nHUll\n I\nM.W VOHK. Mm ii 11 \u2014Jack li.\n|.,|,'l or . 1. \u2022 ! it., n .il ill.Hi;.. I.l. .1\nHarry Will-, ii.ut* Iimi\nI..\nw.ll 1.mil..I.\nln. with- ; Tl 1 I. n ni i-ii.\n.\u25a0 1 na ,.1, s ,.,,.1 w\nlln. blackliHttd 111 Ihla M.n.-. | K,,,,| kn iii... ..1 Ki.i\" '\n'I'lns ultliimlum wan lssu.,1 by lh.. . ... ,,.,,,.,.,,,,,\u201e ,,.,.,,,\nRliiu* :illil..|li 111111issn.il today, nftt-r \t\n11 si.,nny .colon in whlc li Hi- \"\"'!''\nWills and llii.I...ns . hull. UK. s inn \u25a0 N.....M \\uit1h \t\nconslderfd. lilPlitJ nf - l'f il l-ii nn\n'I'll. In uvvwiitilit Ml., holder B'na (,, hnnl Iim Timers\nofficially notified .1 tli. two t'hal\nlengea In h iil-nr nen\nI...S Anuilrs I.l tho ....in\ntoday.\nThe Wills clmlliiiB \u25a0 wi\npriority 1.. ..ms. n hjih iii\nbefore nil.1...ns s 1\n'<>:,\\ \u2022 c's',ik^^i\n\u2022\u25a0\\:>r;%<\\\\\\ 1 -.N5s.t\nVmS>W\nhi\nIon In\n11 1I..I 1\nfriini W.ihii\nil\nKoarns Rapudiatea New York\nl.ns ANGELKK March .1. - Dh la-\ntii.n nn the pari . 1 ill\" Sou Vork\nitute nthletlr r lualon aa to whn\n\u2022Imi, Illllll'Siy. I.. .\\ y W \u25a0 \u25a0 j Ll 111 In.Mill;\ncliamiiii.il. ahall und ahull noi light,\nIs mil ..I the qui ntlon. .Ini-k Ke mi\nthp till..holiler'H in uniil. r. ileclnnil\nhere laic tiuluy, in ;m\u00bbwi r lu 11 ile\nin.111,1 bj the N. w 1 ..rk 1 nnitni--ii.i.\nthai Dempaey reply within 24 1 1 -\nto Un' 1 hi ill. in:. \"I Hairy Wills, the\nnegro contender.\n\\, il.HII\n'I''\nI liii.I |i, li.ii \u25a0 I, full in III. I' lar.\n:ln: :, II... I.ill.I Jewell 11..1,1 N.i\nLineup\nISoMlnnil I', nii.il r..l.iii;ni\nN*i-I.'iin In:\nM.,,--l.|s Cumin\n!\u2022', rw.il'Ja\nCertified\nAnalysis\nEvery While I lorae bottle\nhas two labels. It is the\nWhisky that is twice\nguaranteed. Vattings are\nregularly analysed by the\nPublic Analyst as proof lhat\nthe purity is maintained.\nti'--\n-\nI-\nI\n',{ \u2022* >\u2022\u2022\nScotc\nDBTR 'IT. March 0.\u2014Jn, k Renauli, nmgei\nPntiadlnn hMivyweighl champion, nil Je\u00ab>-ll\nluit liiu.r.ini 11,11 Homer Xmlth, K\u00abl\u00ab*-\niii.i*\/....,. In 1 10-ruunil bo.il here to- M.'.'\nnight. Sniilh's Kiiin-liess was nil lli.il Dinar\nlaved hlm. , '\u2022 Hteplu\nShepi I\n\u2022YHITi: HORSE DIET!\nH0I(SE\nhWhisky\nLERS, LTD., GLASGOW AND LONDON\nThis a.l'.i'ii.\ni,H)i:oi! ciiv\n1 i- nut published nr ilisplayed by the\nI'.'iMM) or Hip finvernim-mt nf RC\nt? **U\"*\nfhc Tobacco of O^atitii\"\n11\n3\n\u25a0 v tin\nalso in \/2H.\nI\/' VACUUM\/ZED TINS\nWANUFACTURED BY DOtlUAL TC3ACCO CGMfANY Of CANADA LIMITED.\nBtBma\u2014mmmmmvimnUm,m*m\u2014.*mm. \u00bbn\u00abiai m-UtM\u00bbu~tt4__m\n Page EigHt\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1925\nMarkets _*_\\ Finance\nSTOCK PRICES\nSTRONG EARLY\n',''.>.'' . i. .\nHigh Grade Industrials Are\nWell Supported and\ni Make Gains\nNEW YrtRK. March I. _ stool;\nprices displayed a siriing tone in the*\nearly part of today'! market, but de-\nvelnpcd irregularity toward the close.\nExcellent support was provided, however, for most of ihe hlgh-trads Industrial shares, mnnv of which closed\n1 to 8tz jioinls hlKher. Heavy ac-\nciiniulatlon of United Ptales Stool\nctimnion. which crossed 12a and closed\njust under that figure fur n net gain\nof 1%, was one of the day's features.\nBaldwin was again In lirlsk diiiianil.\nhelg b,d up to Ht. and then easing to\nHSU, where li was up 314 on the\nday. American Can established another record top at ISj'*.. anil then\nslipped buck tn U3-(,. up |U. Stude-\nbakyr closed fractionally lower at\n..... A bullish denionslratlon in (Jcn-\nernl Electric carried thnt stock up lo\n2&*H. bul it slippi-d back to 26014 on\nrealizing, showing a net gain of b%\non the day.\n, Nashville, Chattanooga and St.\nLoula continued to respond to rumors of its acquisition by .'mother\nroad by soaring 7 points, to a record\ntop nf 156. Jersey Central jumped tl*\npoints 00 a few sales.\n.Call money held steady at 3 ti per\n'cent. Time money somewhat firmer.\nTotal s:l!es\u2014l. (172. Tun shares.\nClosing Quotations\nHigh Low Clo;\nAmer. Can. ...\nAuier. Loco. ..\nAiuer. Tobacco\nAnaconda \t\nAtchison \t\nH. & o\t\nC. I'. R\t\na; t. at. ..\nChile \t\nCorn \t\nC. M\t\n(I. N\t\nKennecott ....\nMiami \t\nN. V. C \t\nN. ]'\t\nthllllps \t\ntaciflc \t\nit. 1: \t\nstud.baker \t\nShell \t\nS. i'\t\nStan, (lil Cal.\n.Stan. (Ill Ind.\nMan. (ii| K>*\nStan. Oil N. J.\nSulphur \t\ntl. 1-\t\nV. a. a\t\nHallo \t\n1*1 ?,\n123'i,\nSJ'.i\nII\n111',\n' it \"\n121%\nSI'',\niiiiii\n35\ntoe\n7t i;\n71 \"1\nr.7s\n17\n122's\n7 L'i\n2S 1.,\nG2 \"\n52',\n.4%\n1051,4 104%\n63 J, 63\n44K.\n11!' =\nHlu,\n125',,\n64-J\nlttl\n112'\nN7'\n42\"\n123'\nS3'\n141 i\n' 135 =\nMl\nIll's\n149\n12l'l\n61 \u00bb,\n'.i'i\n2-.-*.\n10.\",'.'.\n63\n63 H,\n11?'.'.\n11\n112\nSPOKANE STOCKS\n(Reported hy' C. W. Aiipk-y-jrd)\nBu A*l<\nCork II .111\nFlorence 04 '1 .0.\"\nNabob or. .0\"\nPremier 2.2.r\u00bb \u00a3. fit\nHichmotid OP.i .0-\nWnnwHtorm \"It) .4;\nyccrr.-JS 1 'lli .1\nKilver.Hmilh 'J*1 \u25a0 .Jl\nMcOllllvray tl\nReindeer 01 % .0\nFinancial and\nBusiness Facts''\nEVERYONE SHOULD KNOW\nSPANISH RIVER\nIN SPOTLIGHT\nIs Outstanding Feature of\nMontreal Sessions; Shows\nGain\nSue a City\nIf You Like But\nNot a State\nIFTHEBONDS\nDEFAULT\t\ncanbe sued\n\\yta\\\\orv( J\ncan\n\u2022not\ntie\nsued\nTha outstanding uliterence between\nmunicipal bonds and state and government bends Is tliat a city can be sued\nln case it defaults on Its bonds, while\n& rtate or the government cannot.\nIn the Vnitid States, lb-' -\u00abt:tt.-s rand\nihe nit tin mi I government ott ioverelan\npoworn, while the clttaa are public\nlorpurutions.. In Other words, tbt1\nstates and thi- national (overnmenl\nWOtB bt-rn will certain rights, as it\nHere, while tb.- titien have liven si ven\ntheirs from their respective stales.\nThooretieally, states wn bf taxed\nfor tho national debt, and rides in\nturn can bo taxed lor stato debt*. so\nnational bonds ranks first, state bonds\nsecond, antl municipal bondfl third, in\nrelative safety.\nNow tin- giit al. since iin- state and national fov-\n.\u25a0rnments ar.- born with their rlchta\nthere is no ono to appeal to in cast; of\ndofault,\nIn tho caae of ;1 rti\nis of lho utmost imp\ntho st:it\u00ab- ever lave tl\nto Issue th\u00abm. T.-chn\nIs lho bond issued legally?\nIn Canada, municipal issi\nly must be scrutinized to\n-ord in evi ry particular\nFor the iimst part\nMOXTRKAL, Marcli t! \u2014 A revival\nof interest in Span,sh River common\nwas the oulstandiiiK feature of ihe\nM-adins on the -Montreal stoclt exihang.\ntoday. This Issue finished tho day\nwith' a gain of -S,. at OSV Way.ina-\nmack closed at 47, off 4\\ points,\nmid Laurent ide was off tfc, at S.!.\nHoward Nmith was up \\-j. at S0H. \u00bb--\"'\nthe preferred uiichanRcd al KT'a. Abitibi was steadv al It, and Spanish\nRiver preferred sold at -a up, ai\n[iik.\nAilantic Sauar common came second in activity and closed at 16%. a\nret gala ot in(. Canadian industrial\nAlcohol sold off v i>t 1st\nTwin City closed at \u00ab7, a not Bain\nof i'i... Canada Comeni reeordad an*\nether advance ot 'j to iin- ntw peak\not lOfi.\nClosinj,' prtcaa: Atlantic Sugar,\nr--\",; Abitibi. 14; Urazll. '>'i:\u00bb: Bnw*\n.\u25a0ries, 14; Rrompion. 2\\i; Cement, 111;\nLauronlidi*. **.': Spanish preferred,\n\\ll\\Li Spanish common, lOs-'v; Textile, 19%; Montreal I'ower. 171; Smellers, llll',; Steel of Canada, 86; Winnipeg Electric, 4.'..\nUsed Articles\nReal Estate\nRooms\nBoard\nTo Rent\nBoats and\nAutomobiles\nV\nCLASSIFIED\nHelp Wanted\nPositions Wanted\nLost and Found\nlive Stock\nMachinery\nFarm Produce\nTimber and Mine*\nMale Help Wanted\nSMELTERS GAIN\nTORONTO BOARD\nAve Feature of Early Trading; Fishing Eases Off\nBefore the Close\nTORONTO.\nII..UK in lh.-\nImk market,\ntu\nuli.\nIn\n', FlHllll'\nClo.ltll .\nier> common l\u201e\n\u25a0 V A Mllllll l.t\nill:ni|!|.|l h.mil-\nAll.mlii- Sim\nIII 'Jl Mill Hi\nll. I n.U..in. ..f 1\nid i\nlow\n.Vr\n111,'\n-.hn\n1...I-1,\nil\nto\nnl thr I.ilt.r l'i .\nrilv attained I'.il1-. finisliin\nhictl pu,-... ;i net gnin nf l'*,\nKrii7.i|i.iu Tin.'li..n liinil.-.\nlow for llii' iinM nt y. ne nl\nlitller iliiuiitis: rniii'illiui\n. l.rr\nsunn\ni...\nluperlnr, up\nnk .nnl li\"\"\nI.uu,- In s\ncity Hi., n\nilly that ii\nVANCOUVER STOCKS\n(Hei-orlei! l.v C. \\V. Appl.*\nlliil\nB. r. fiiiv-r \t\nRniinihrv \t\nCork \t\nDoBflM \t\nInilian Ill\nInl. Coal HI\nHilvrrKmith \t\nB. C, Montana 3-111\nHnartnn \t\nS\u00bbii.tgrai..s \t\nTrnlan 01^\nDunwell lln\nGlacier I'.ll\nPremier -\u25a0\"'.\n\u25a0nlklrka <>~\nilufiis Li\nir.ll\nAskril\nl.ll\n.211\n.in',\n.in\nWIHNIPXQ GRAIN QUOTATIONS\nppn\nWlionl \u2014\nMav\nJuly\nOct\nOam\u2014\nMnv\nJuly\niiii.\nBnrl,v_\nMav\nJuly\nOct.\nFlax\u2014\nMav\n\u25a0lulv\nOct.\nPve\u2014\nMav\nJuly\nHlch\nrot\n2fir,\nin''.\nLow\nnil',\nISS\n150 U\nISJQU\nrinse\nl'.H%\n1KS%\n158%\n(in\nlh-,\n8(014\n238\nIH\nMl\nKl\nIII\nEGG MARKETS\nOttawa, March I,\nUou:\nTorniHn \u2014 JolibittK\nfxiras. 40p; firsts, ::Tc\nMniumil \u2014 L>f-al.-rs\nttOt) extras. ?,',f to SMl\n32<*; fnilcd lUUl U>\nMnir. .Ii-c.\nMi-tnltoba :iml BojrtatcfctWW\nchanRi-il.\nI'alicary \u2014 R-tCelptS hMTitr: iaBiOtt\njvnyiriK dulivi-red cxtr.is, 33e; f.rsts.\n\u2014 V.ES quota\naoocla\\a, A'm-\np:ivirR dtltT-\n; firsts, |0o U\nsli first?, job\nTn-\nVanrniivt-r \u2014 D.-:i1f-r.\nr-rod extras, Ilic; f h st\nex'nis, |Cc; fiistn, 140,\nChlORfn \u2014 Spot, 2fi,;<-; M:ir\u00bb*h R. C.\nL't-Hj-c; March K. 1'. II%C: April S. P.\nSf-tto; Dtotmbtn ttttbjotatota, 32'\u25a0ic\nNew York \u2014 llxtra firsts, 30c;\nfirstn, US'ac; hi-nnery, 39c.\nrayinp drllv\n, ;:!\u00bb..\u25a0; jobbing\n\u25a0 if tb. j\nill! login\n(ion is\nbOUMB.\nell\nl\u00bb\nMETAL MARKETS\nNKW TORK, Marcli\n-.i futiin\nTin\u201413o\nn.i futurci\nAntnimin\nAT I...m!.\n:\\: womkn!\u2014sturt pi\ness at linmi\u2014City or c\n;i|iital, No . soliciting.,\nars weekly easy, Spare o\nJxiiPi lonce unne-ressary.\nllxty w-st WR\u00bbblngton,\nKifty dol-\nCull tlmo.\nn. EtMltne,\nC!uc:iko.\n(M\u00ab)\naKLIABUS men everyi\nec sample und aln\nmse disirlbiitliiK al\nHing. Outdoor wu\nWrite\n1,-n* to handli\nnac, house K\n[om pay, Nc\nt. K.xi.erienei\niday\ntract eocloimc Htnmps,\nSiandard Cow pan y. 2621\nstreet. Chlcajio. lilinois.\nHurry.\n'ortlan.l\n18-114)\nMRN. WOMICN-Tn learn barbertnK;\npaid while l-^nrnlnp; tools supplied.\nCntaloguo freo. Mul^r College. Vancouver. (Jir.14)\nEAKN MONHY AT BOMB \u2014 You can\nearn >1 to J2 nn hour in your spare\ntime writlnK show card*. No cin-\nvassinR. We Instruct you hy out\nmw nlmpio Dlrectoffropb tfatsta,\nBOVbbj V\"U witii worft and pay you\ncash each week. Wrlle today for\nfull particulars nnd free booMet.\nWest-Angus Show Card Service limited. S3 Colborne Huildintr, Toronto.\nr.m.ul.!. (854.1)\nFemale Help Wanted\nWAN'TCIV\u2014Vi\n!\u25a0\u2022\u2022 bruaiy '^\nst-ela^s Womj\nState way*.\nn. He.\ncool;, by\nCreaton\n__i_)\nSituations Wanted Female\nISIl jriil would like to net\nuh Unitllsh speakinK people.\n.'., I \"ally News. (Mi.ia)\nBox S'i\nifdCSKWOIU-: \u2014 {'are of rli.Mnn. or\npractical nurotaf, in Nolaon, bv\nhealthy middle am-d woman, com-\nP-t.Ht and reliable, Addivss Hox\nMH Pally N. w*s. (S\u00ab06)\nPOSITION riipiin-d as companion help\nor children's nurne. Apply Williams, car.' of .Mrs. Cl. A. Walt*,\nVort Stool-*, (|S\u00bb\u00ab)\nBoats and Automobiles\nInsurance\nI\nTomorrow muy be too late.\nINSURE TOPAT WITH\nCHAS. F. McHARDY\nFire\u2014I.ifp\u2014Aiilnmnhile antl Aocldent\nlnsuranre.\n(SMI)\nSituations Wanted Male\nrr.iiNiN-r\nrtioni* 1\nRliriivinK anil flrafllmr \u2014\n11. l*ril!,.T. Nrl'ion. (\u00bb00 first payment.\nThe house itself cost $1800. Don't\nhesitate; It's a horKain.\na. t. McMillan\nPHONE f>0] .. l'.O. BOX fii\nAN EXCLUSIVE LISTING\nOne of the Finest Home's in\nNelson.\nThree 'U'eU-IjOcated I^ots.\nBeautiful Living Koorms.\nl-'ireplace.\nHardwood Floors.\nDen with Fireplace.\n3 Fedrooms, Sleeping Porch.\n$r(:diit\u2014Terms.\nNEW BUNWi\nContent Foundations, $^.000.\nSmall I'ayment Down; Falanco\nMonthly.\nC. W. APPLEYARD\nGeneral Insurance City PropcrC\nTWi> chnj\nprice rea\nParty News.\nTtT-* naat ttatao sctinnl.\nnahle. Terms. Kqx S-j:i;\u00bb.\n(IIM)\nFurnished Rooms to Rent\nWANTKli tn In\ntrade tot Cbt\nkoff, N.-ls.m, H\nPoll BAUE \u2014 II\nplraaura bnat \\\nnu'iit, altiuited\niy triiinl ni'ilcir\n.foot \u00bbt*\nith coin\n1'ilnl 1\nl wnrk or\n.-!.> eiiuip-\nCOlHl-\n\u25a0llil, 1'inc-\nAgents Wanted\nins'i'KiiiiTiNi;\nHyi Chrt\u00bbtUn\ntn JT'\" we.Ulv\nSTERLING EXCHANGE i\nNBW YORK. M.ir.-l\n\u25a0h:in)u'-' steady ;i i j I\nlay bills and jit *i i\nnand.\nFrancs\u2014Demand, ,'i\nI.ire\u2014Demand. 4.17\nMarks\u2014Demand, tn\nfuturei\nCanada Bonds\non\napproxii\nWINNIPEl\nMn\nMINNEAPOLIS GRAIN\nnana 192*\n1 iBii. ii'u.ir.ii; i\u00bb:\ni Refundlaft- l\u00ab\u00ab\ni 1943. 1102 20b, fl\nnno.sob, tioo.iia\nMINWEAPOLI8, Mar\nchaaged to 10c low<*r\na barrel.\nBran\u2014$14 to 124.50\nWhi-at \u2014 No 1 nort\n11.74-W; Mav, It.TSte:\nfern \u2014 No, 3 v.-!\n11. m; %.\nOaU\u2014No. :: whit*, I\nFlax \u2014Nn. !. $3.0] i\nV-4NC0UVER, Man\nprice Bo. I nnrtbern\naaked.\nWh?\nii\nNELSON BUTTERFAT\nns literature\nul women (30\nWa ran teed for\nlaton and cash\n\/ irork epart*\ncx|k-hsi*s Htid\nliusincss Opportunities\nSAl.K -\nin nn.I\n.\u25a0<\u25a0 :,|.|,li.\nI.mil li.ilil.\nr.iiint, r; 1.\nApply i:.i\nMiscellaneous Wanted\nWanted 1\nListiimgsof Houses\nMAKE MONEY MINING\nPORTLAND CANAL\ni. PORTLAND CANAL P. OLD I'I ELDS\nOur nllntmr-nt nf phnr.-s i\nSYNDICATE LIMITED, 1\ncnts at twenty cents, hus\ncompleti d negotiation! wl\nhlock of thcee eharei for\ndorM tbeae sharei ai one\nprofits in the wtmlc of ll\nCANAL TREE. Writ.' m\nill pi\nBIO MAP OP PORTLAND\nGrant Mahood & Company Limited\n(Members Vancouver Stock Exchangre)\n522-525 ROGERS BUILDING, VANCOUVTR. B.C.\nActive in All Mining: Stocks-. We Bay and Sell All SharoH.\nDOMINION UVE STOCK\nWIXNIPKO, March 6.\u2014Rcrripts tn-\nt'ny t.itilled 300 cattle. r.O calvis, 1200\n1h.ru anil 10 phi*p.\nSteers \u2014 Choice. 18.75 In |T.::r,\nFond, lli.75 tn \u00bb\u00ab.50.\nHuteher hejfer\u00bb \u2014 Chnlee, J8 lo\nH.M; guml. $1.00 to ll.fl,\nButcher cows \u2014 Cholci*, JI 50 lo\nIS: rood. 13.50 to I4M.\nHulls\u2014rjouil. Ci '.o tu 11(0.\nlixen \u2014 Hood. (3.50 to $1.\nSliH'ker steeri* \u2014 Choice, Jl lo\nKill Rood. 12.75 to 13.75.\nStoclter hclfem \u2014 Choice, 13.23 to\n$3 r.O: good. 13 50 to 13.\nFeeder eteers \u2014 Choice, $5 to $5.50;\nCWid. $3.75 to 1475.\nCal tea\u2014Clioiee, $8 to $10: Rood, $0\nto $7.\nHon \u2014 Selects, $12.\u00ab..: thick\nenioolhs. $11.50; heavies, $10.50; llshts\nand feeders. $11 to $9.\nl.ambs\u2014H....d. $10 to $13.\nHheep\u2014Or.i.d. $0 to $*.\nMONTREAL PRODUCE\nThe Consolidated Mining & Smelting\nCompany of Canada, Limited\nOffice So-eltinrj and Refining Department\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nSmelters and Refiners\nPurchasers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores.\nProducers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zinc,\nTADANAC, TRAIL\nml or Sale]\ni. vv.\nnoon team of bonaa, ami urn-Ma\nTaara walffbi about twanty-flv-a hundred poundf. Bound and qui.*t. nnd\nirood wurUt-rs. doubl* or ilngtft\nHoyle, Quaen'a Bay. \\B\u00a31\n~ IR HA I.R\u2014Fresh cow, John Bhuttv,\nK:isl,., BC (MM)\nYOIlKRHinR pltfi, 1*9, Boothby. Ml\n(14 B\nMiscellaneous for Sale\nPHONE 1106\nFRED WILLIAMS\nCOAL\u2014TRANOTtR\u2014WOOD\nMaour* for 8prlng Qartan^nf.\nOrilrr now\nPLAYESTfi\nwhile available\n (USt)\nH*nrjr\"H*'rbi\"rt, fumed\nli. practlcalt? new. Cheap\njiox sfii 3. Dally Nawi\n(Ifll)\nPOB BALE\u2014Hout\nclass condition,\nBtreet __^_\nr-holil fit\nApply\nSt:i\nPI AN OB\u2014Several Bttghtty iiaed planaa,\nTheae are haraalna Terms to stilt.\nMason A RUch Ltd., P.a Tlox nr.,\n_N. Ison. . (1576)\nClfOICE rrawn lwo-year-ol\ntt- r.isoii i.m.\nIlllll\nPOR sai.i:\nP. 11. Hill\nIlls, 'J'rnil, HI\n.'1 pil|ipii*s\n(MM\n1.'1'P.N1SHH1> hnlisi'lioiplni; HOHWH\nPonle IirtiR.\nLAROfl sunny rn\nmi.\n(llll)\nPhone iMLI.\n(S610)\nFOR Jil'N'l'-- Kuriiislifil Imusi'lM'i'pinK\nsuiti*. also furnished rnnnt, Annnbl\nBloek; four-room furnisiu-u house '\nB. Annnlile.\n(Mil)\n(S590)\nKHItll Al'AUTMlONTS.\t\nSt'IT10~fnr rent\u2014t-'nmpbell's stmlio.\nMiscellaneous\nI WHY OPERATE?\nfor Appendicitis, Gallstones,\nStomach and Liier Troubles,\nwhen HEPATOL A does the\nwork without pain anil no\nrisk of your life nor loss of\ntime.\nCooUln.nopoison. Hotwldbyamg'-lsto.\nMrs. Geo. S. Almas\nSOL* MJ*cmJ\u00bbACTUM!\n430 Fourth Ave. S. P*-\"-\" 4651\nSASKATOON\nPrice Ifi-jO-rarccl post Wc extra.\nMAIL YOUR FILMS\nam! Ncsrativra for l-'inishinK to\nTill- STAR PHOTO BtUMO,\nWINNIPEG, MAN.\n(8oM)\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL\nDIRECTOR*\nCarpenter and Joiner\nT AWSON\u2014Ceilar Cheat\nHardwob\nand Panel Hoard. Uelow Market.\ni sir,\nElectrical\nD\nBANSHATBS EBVELOPMBST C(\nWedtlnghoufle Radio Sets, R\u00abrtlo Part\nComplete Kup*?r-Haterodj*n-e Kits, Myei\nTubes. WcHtlngliousa Mazda Lamp\nIrons. Toasters, Etc. V. & IC Aut<\nmatlc Klfitric Pumps. Small Hydr<\nElectric Plants a Specialty. (S489\nGERALD R. MATKXK, AlSOC, A.J.XJ\nElectrical Contractor. Telephone\nP. O.* Box 74.1, Nelson, RC. KM\nSuppliot*. Powrr and Light Installi\ntiiin.s, (icnonitnrs and Motors. Mai\ntcnanre ami Kcpair.4, (RU2\nCI-ASSIFIED ails bring results qulckl\nand -prnnnmically. IVic a word.\nTransfer\nI TKINSOH TRANSrBB\nLife Insurance\nSDH ura ASSURANCE CO. a\nCANADA\u2014J. C. Kennt-ily, lJlstrii\nRpp. Offices\u2014i:ill;iT ink. N.-lsmi, B.l\n(851,1\nChimney Cleaning\nWf;,;,\ntowi.es,\nOfficial Chlmn.\nisr.r..'\nPrinting\nTHS DAILY NEWS\u2014Quality rrlntln\nl-.ulinir, l.nosn l.enf FormR, LedR.\nSheets anil Itlntlern always In Btoi'\nInsurance and Real Estat\ndT\nW. DAWSON\u2014\nReal Estate, Insnrancsj, Rental\nAnnahle Hlk., l'.O. Hox 73J. riione _l_l>\nHI. DILI, INSURANCE, TAB\ns AND CITY PROPERTY.\n503 Ward Street. Nelson, B.\nMonuments\nfe RITCHIE MOH\nMENTAL CO.\u20141'. O. Bol 805. Ne\n\" \" hhnlie IIU. (SSn\npAMPBELL\n\u25a0IDES\u2014Write J.\nfor price.. \t\n~P. Morgan, Nelson,\nFor Rent\nPURNI8HED hoime.\nslreet. Telephone\nApply SIS linker\nIUU is\".:;D\nHOUSEKEEPINfl nuiie for r. nt. Bate\nreiisniKilile. Club lintel. Nelson.\nPoultry and Eggs\nChiropractors\nD\"\n. R. E. ORAY\u2014 Chiroprarlnr. Phot\nlir.. fiilker llloek. Office Hours: 1\nto 12 n.m., 2 to ri and 7 to 9 p.m..\n\u25a0opt Sundays. Consultation* free, tsr, 6\nALLAN S. DODDS, D.C\u2014riione SS\nOffiee Hours: 10-12: 1-4 and hr ai\npointment. Aherdeen Block, Nelson, B.i\n(RS6\nAccounting\nCHARLES r. HUNTER\u2014\nAuditor, McDonald Jam Bnllala\nBox 1191 ' Nelson, B.\n(Rt,\u00ab\nFlorists\n\u25a0pRIEZELLB'9 GREENHOUSES, VB\nsun. Cut flowers and Floral design\nisr,\u00ab:\nw\nill\nI. S. JOHNSON\u2014\nPlmne 212. Cut Flowers.\ninnil Flnrnl Emblems.\nPott<\n(sr.c\nWholesale\nA KA\n1 \u2022 1111N < .<; 11 Al \u2022 11 \u2014 Full\nWns I l'.O. n.UY $120.\ni.r.ls. Terms In sui\nItlsch l.nl. P.O. Box\ndied cabinet\nFifie.n ree-\nMaaon ,*i\nIT.. Nelson.\nCRAM P10N separator, i'lT. O H,\n1'rnser. Nelson. (8122)\nBAIIIIELS. Kins Vnd emptt\nsacks \u2014 MacDonald Jam Company\nNelson. (S.70)\nPIPE AND FITTINGS. ETC.\nComplete lln* Pipe and Fitting!,\nall bIzp*. Ip-actal, l-inch Pipe, 8c\nper foot. Roofing Felt, 1-ply.\nll.U; 2-ply, $2.00; 3-ply. $2.65 per\nroll. Kxlra he:ivy 3-ply Mineralized Surface. 90 lbs. per roll,\nBperl.nl, |Uf, K-tUfe Air Hose,\n\u2022til ta Me for Kardens, 6c per foot.\nMixed Wire Nails, $2.00 per keg.\nTVlro Hope, Canvas, hogging Rup-\n1'lii.u and all kinds equipment\nB.C. JUNK CO. '\n135 Powell St. Vancouv\u00abr. B.C.\ntttU)\nLivestock Wanted\nAyrahlrc ball\nks oM. elfarlM*\n-CdlCTM. HOfO\nfor renin-\ni hi Host\n(till)\nVIOOROCS habv thtoka, from S. C\nW'hlto I.\"Rlmrn, heavy winter prn-\ndiii-hiK femaU-p. mated to aaproved\nR.O.P males. $20 per 100; satisfaction 'puaranired. llatehinc epys.\nNew laid okks all the year around\nChtokl end of Anrll and May only.\nWood's J'mil try Fa'rm, i'erry Siding.\nH.C. _ CWfi\nTRIR'fT Tlarrf-d nock riillets, Sl.STi\neach. Mrs. .1. BeW\u00abU, I'roeter, RC.\n(1113)\nHATCHING EOOH \u2014 ft. C Tniversiiy\nstrain. It. I. Ke.K $2 00 per U. Order now. Postmaster, Thrums.\n(sr,02i\nBRKBDINQ pen.R. 0. P. Whit* Wy-\numlottes. Wiiile Leghorn Pullets\n(toyiug), White Lftfhoro Baby\n' Cnfcks. $20 per hundred. W. J. \u00bbo-\nKim, Nelson, (Sl!*'Jl\nRIPDLSS' Hens T,ay, -~ Order llahy\nChicks now iit special prices; express paid. s. c. White Leghorn a\nItose Condi Hrown Leghorns. Lei\nits tell y\nRHODE\nMttln\nIstnnd\nt;. il\nRed\n\u2022KRS\nll.Sa per\n\u2022mm,\n(S121)\n-l-'resh COW, must In:\nI'hone 434X3.\nRoom and Board\nWANTED \u2014 Board and\nsmall boya state i\u00ab\nll-.ji Xfi22. Pally News.\nMM for two\nus, Apply\n(tllS)\nBABV CHICKS for Mareh and Apr.l\ndelivery. \"Send fur priee list.\" J.\nT. WtMter, Norland 1'oultry )*'arni.\nUi.lis. n. K.C. (SfiOT)\nFor Sale or Rent\nPOR SAI.i: or rent.\n\u25a0 fully equipped\nlet on thai\nlit ranch, p\nMACDONALD & CO.\u2014\nle Oroeers nnd Trovlslt\nMerchants. Importers of Teas. Coffee\nSpires, Pried Fruits, Staple and Fan'\n0roo*rli _ _____\u00bb, B.C,\nFan'\nla\nEngineers\nGreen Bros., Burden Co\nKELSOK, B.C.\nCIVII. AKD MININO BNOIlfHB\nB.C., Alb.ru ana D-iuliUon\nI.aml Siirv.yoii.\n(S5CI\nII.\nD. DAWSOM, lul to\u2014tj\nMlnlns aud CItU Bn\u00bbln\u00abr.\nAssayers\nW. WIDDOWSOK, Box A1103 '.\n, huh. B.C, Stundara western charge\n(Wll\nAuctioneers\nVV.\nCUTLER\u2014\n\u2022 Goods Sold Privately and at anctto\nAuction Wart, Vernon Stree\nFuneral Directors\nISM. Paily News. (1868)\nDJ. ROBERTSON, r.DJ).. fe \u00bb.-\n. 801 Victoria Bireet. Phone 29\nNight I'lione, I\"!., (8570\nStandard Fnrn\nCo. \u2014 l'ndertak\u00abn\nFuneral Direct*\nAuto hearse, up-t<\ndate chapel. Bftl\nservices. Pr I c\u00ab\nreasonnhle. (8571\n, lj. .\u00ab;,\nw\nBRINGING UP FATHER -:-\n-:\u2014 \u2014:\u2014 \u2014:\u2014 \u2014:\u2014 By George McManut\nHONTHKAl.. .Miii.-ta f, \u2022 eiiee-e In-\nui-tiv,'. ikkx winK iiiiil liiili. r i.any.\nHitll.r - No. 1 jiiistcurizid. la^ic;\nK... 1 i|. an,, rv. :L\"u: sotul.il-. 314c.\nl.KK* - l'i* ;.li .iiiran. 10c: freHh\nf,r\u00bbi\u00bb. 311...\nIVlatiMH. pi r I.iik \u2014 Car lots.\nIn Nc\nVAIICOOVI1 EQOI\nVASCOI'VEn, March \u00ab.\u2014Hrilish Columbia .kkk: \\Vlinle*.iile extras, 3-r;\nNo. 1. 3'ir. pnll.tB. Mr. Ketall extra., IM; JSo. 1, i'.c; iiullets' 3uc.\n m\\\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1SB5\nPage Nine \u2022\nNEW YORK IN\nLINE FOR TWO\nHARD FIGHTS\nWills, Gibbons and Dempsey\nMay Be Seen in Action\nThere\nNKW YORK, March 6.\u2014Whether,\n.lack Dempsey engages in two boota\nhere this summer or confines his ring\nnclivitles lo, a Blnfflfl match, the boxing fans of the metropolis, from prota-\ncnt tmlioattnns, are a-esumd of two\nimportant heavy weitcht battles. And,\nIf Dempsey sustains the reports\nwhich have come oust concerning his\nfuture and rattros from 1ho ring without further boxing, local followers of\nthe sport can look forward to the\nonly Important heavyweight match\navailable, exclusive of a championship\nfight.. *\nHarry \"Wills and Tom Gibbons.\nDempsey'* two foremost challengers,\nwill be the principals in this battle,\nunless every present indication fails.\nThe pair likely will be matched to\nba-ttlo for the privilege of meeting\nDempsey this year. In the event\nthfit DcmpKoy retires, \"Wills and Gibbons, ' recognized almost the world,\nover as 'the outstanding contenders,\n\u2022\u2022Will battle for the right to be recognized ua tho champion.\nWills Challenges\nThe Mate athletic commi.ssion has\nin its keeping challenges from \"Wills\nand Gibbons to Dempsey. The commission has as yet made no dis-\npowition of the challenges. It has\nnot announced whether the challenge!-*\nwill be accepted or rejected, under\nthe discretionary powers with which\nthe board is clothed. It would aet-m\ndifficult, however, to explain a rejection of either of the i*halleii',\"s,\nand particularly that of Will*, The\nnegro heavyweight has been ,\\impii*\u201e'\non Dempsey's doorstep for so many\nyears now that he has come to be\nre^unled U more or hiss of a perennial ehallengor\/* hopeful cn what has\nbeen lo date I hopeless qu \u25a0\u00ab\u25a0;.\nBy the same token it would he haul\nto justify' rejection of a chullenge\nfrom Gibbon*, who -boasts of a distinction enjoyed by no other heavyweiKht of importance\u2014 --'irviving 1\"> |\nrounds with Dempsey. It is logical. |\ntherefore, to antlelpate that tbe com- j\nmission will accept both cha'lentces,\nnnd, accepting the thaljfaffca, will]\nrecommend a logical course with re- j\nHpect to their disposition as it affects L\niH'ihpsey nnd his title. This coarse 'flj^-i!\ndit\u00abtates a match between Wills und I tL.|-f\nGibbons to determine the belter man.\nThe winner then could meet DtBip-\ntaf\\ if the champion feels disposed\nto return to the ring, In a bout which\nwould have greater justification for\nfMOgOition as a true championship\ntest than many which have gone before.\nSARAZEN LINED\nUP US CHOICE\nOF RACD1N\nLaclkin Also Placed Well\nUp in Predictions for the\nEastern Classes\nNBW YORK\n\u25a0OURCeW-Mlt\nc i re\nMrtTupnir\nUV* liumi\ni-i^ht.s for Hi\n111 iTHtHllfil p\ned win\ngd\ni nil disc*.\n..r the\nII I'd\ntill\npro\npla.\nA SHILLING'S WORTH\nEconomic Committee\nWill Concentrate on\nDominion Meat, Fruit\nLONDON, March fi.\u2014(Canadian I'ress\nCable)\u2014Tho colonial office yesterday\ngave out'seme hrrormitfon In connection With ,the formation o'f tho Imperial economic committee. The committee will deal with the marketing\nof Empire products In the United\nKingdom in preference lo foreign imports, and will also promote the interests of the producers and consumers.\nAt first the committee will concentrate on meat and fruit from oversea*-*.\nThe government had Invited It to\nmake a recommendation regarding the\ndisbursement pf the grant of \u00a31,01)0,000\non behalf of Imperial trade,\nChild***- Cw\u00a7\nCastoria is especially prepared\nto relieve Infants in arms and\nQiildren all ages of Constipation. Flatulency, Wind Colic\nand Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by\nregulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of\nFood; giving healthy and natural sleep.\nTo StftM imitations, always look for. the signature of C^a^\/\/y, garter top. Colors\nof almond coating and shoe grey. Sizes\n!). id.i and 10. Per pair . $1.25\nLADIES* ALL - WOOL CASHMERE\nHOSE\u2014Full fashioned, ribbed top. In\nblack onlv. Sizes 8'\/s, 9 and 9Vfc. Per\npair $1.50\nFootwear\nDepartment\nbloom (a shade after lhe mauve Cam- ORANGES\u2014Sweet, juicy fruit\nily), pervenhue blue (On the powder for\nblue shade), pink (like h camclia),\npigeon grey, while anil peach, 88\ninches wide. To see is to covet. Al,\nper yard . .. . $1,25\n(,, & R. SHRIMP PASTE\n.hu-\nilnz.\n$1.1111\nlu ivlass.\n2.V\nALSO IN STRIPES\u2014One, two and three\ntone shades. Yard SI.25\nSPUN SILK\u2014A fine weave, useful Cor\nso many purposes. Colors: Peach,\nnavy, grey, venezia, gravel, mauve,\npink, black and white. 'M> inches.\nAt $1.75\nCHAMBRAYS are useful in almost any\n# home. Colors are navy, sky, pink,\nmauve, grey, green, red and sand.\n2G inches, yard 25r\n27 inches, yard 30e\nENGLISH COTTONS\u2014Color: Unbleached. Soon washes white. :!G\ninches. At 30o\n80 inches wide 89<-\nRIPE TOMATOES\u2014Al quality.\nlb.\nI'.i'\n(lie\nFRESH RHUBARB\u2014Per lb.\nSHRIMPS\u2014Dry Pack. No. I I\nLIBBY'S SPINACH\u2014No. 1*1., Iin '.Uh\nCANDY SECTION\nFRESH CHOCOLATES\u2014Hard\ncream fillings. Per lb.\nFRUIT DAINTIES\u2014i.,-lb. ,.-20\u00ab\nz.x-\n25*\nanu\n'.Or\n_3 Men's Wear\nNew arrival nf our noted Otter and\nBeaver Cashmere Socks. All pure wool\nEnglish-make Cashmere, seamless and\nunshrinkable. These Socks' have been\na universal success in all our stores, and\nthrough the large quantities we are able\nTri\/ one pair and you irill simu rom, to buy, even al the advanced price of\nbad; ior another, woolen goods, we are still able to offer\nIhem at the old prices.\nBEAVER BRAND\u2014In black, tan or\ngrey, shades. All sizes. At (>0<>\nAPPLES\u2014Unwrapped. Good firm fruit. OTTER BRAND\u2014Pure Botany yarn\nSaturday's Specials\n\"OTTEB\" tf.a-W\nMENS CASHMERE S0CHS\nHosiery\nEvery day and every hour we seem to\nbe selling Hosiery, and why not, when\nwomen are surely being treated to many\nwonderful bargains in Hosiery'.' Now\nnumbers are arriving and are appearing\nWagner, Jonathan, Yellow Newton.\nBox $1.75\nCashmere. Black or tan shades. All on our counters daily.\nAt\n8.V- LADIES' ALL - WOOL CASH.MERE\nMen are wearing Oxford* again this\nyear; in fact, if you want to be in the\nfashion you must nol wear a high-cut\nboot. We can give you some unequalled\nvalues.\nMEN'S BOX CALF OXFORDS\u2014\nRound toe last, welted soles, rubber\nheels. Good ruling. Al S5.JI5\nMEN'S BROWN CALF OXFORDS\u2014\nRubber heels. Al $5.95\nMEN'S HIGH-GRADE TAN CALF OXFORDS\u2014Square toe last. Fine quality\nleather iu both uppers and soles. At.\npair S7.50\nMEN'S HIGH-GRADE SOFT BLACK\nVIC1 KID OXFORDS.. Pair !S7.50\nFor men who lik a particularly good\nshoe, we can recommend lhe following!\nMEN'S SCOTCH TAN GRAIN 0X-\nFORD\u2014Setni-brogue type; stout soles\nand flanged heels. This is good fm*\niniinv vears of haul wear. Al $12.00\n^\nm \\y*\n\/ INCORPORATED ^**V BW MAY 1670 f\\ \u25a0 ~V\n' ' ' - \u00bb'\n'\n__\\\n 'Page Ten'\nTHE NT.UON DAILY *NEW3T SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1925\nTHE ARK\n1 Ban* have doubt ahout our earthquake. Come and sec what struck\ntnil* price*. They ure down.\nBARGE BEING PULLED\nAT FAIRVIEW YARDS\nJ. W. HOLMES\nPhona 634\n606 Vernon St.\nThe C.l'.It. shipyard* lu Fuirview\nat present hava a husy aspect with\nthe abaajatot Kuskanooli on the ways\nand a large bars* tip hehiiid It.\nTwterday one t>! fht transfer\nI bavffM was hauled from the water\nml will !\u00bb\u2022 overhauled. A Urisv\nlag of men are at pratt-Rt employed.\nPrest-o-Lite\nBatteries\nTypes for Every Car at\nBENNETT'S LIMITED\nElectrical &. Mechanical\nMasonic Blk. Baker Street\n\"FUga*\" is the word lu six tetter*\nthat means flirt and Kudabout. Mrn.\nKthel .Hwee\/y was | wai tied a divorce\nat Los Ansel** afler she had testi-\nlied that her hushaud had hurled\nthe epithet at her. **tto fat it of u\ncrossword puzzle.\" sho said.\nW* Can Supply You With\n0. K. BREAD\nFresh Daily\nFLEMING'S STORE\nFAIRVIEW\nRead the Advertisements\nTHEY LIGHTEN WORK\nHERE\nIf you are in ii'fed of attention wo are prepared to demonstrate that we art In a position\nto Klve you satisfaction.\nWa have tWO experienced and\nwell-trained Optometrists, with\nan equipment and material second tu none on the continent.\nWe guarantee results or we\nnsk no pay. You may have a\ndouble check on your case, by\neach of (he optometrists, If you\nwish. Service is what we are\nout to Rive.\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOPTOMETRIST nnd OPTICIAN\nA. G. LAMBERT CO., Ltd.\nManufacturer, of and Dealora In\nALL KINDS OP\n\u2022 HINGLE3, LATH,\nLUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL*\nMOULDINGS, WINDOWS, DOORS, COAST\nIDGE GRAINED FLOORING AND FINISH, AND BEAVER AND\nWALL BOARDS\nOr.w.r 1061\nPhons) No. 82\nN.l.on. B.C.\n\"Curlew Butter From Pure Cream\"\nCurlew Butter\n\"From Pare Cream''\nIs madii in Nelson from the unsurpassed dairy products of your own district.\nIt Is the Equal of Any Creamery Butter on the\nMarket\nInsist on getting Curlew Cutter anil you are insisting on the best and at the same time fostering local\nindustry.\nMADE IN NELSON BY\nTHE CURLEW CREAMERY CO, LTD.\nNELSON, B.C.\nAre You Interested\nIN\nReliable Electricial\nWork?\nI have decided to go into the electrical contracting business for myself, and would greatly appreciate\nyour patronage. I will in return give you service and\nsatisfaction to the utmost of my ability. 1 have lie-\nhind me years of practical experience in all branches\nof the trade\u2014power installations, maintenance and\nrepairs, house and mill wiring. Domestic electrical\nequipment sold and repaired.\nI am not opening a store until I have become\nbetter established. Phone me your wants,and 1 will\ncall. Your domestic appliances will be repaired in\nyour own home.\nGERALD R. (JERRY) MATK1N\nI'HONK 7.')\nP.O. BOX 743\nWHOLESALES DO\nLARGERVOLUME\nGenerally Trade Steady or\nShowing Improvement\nThrough Country\nThe\n\u25a0iiiii\n\u25a0llffhtlj\nWINNIPEG, Marcli\ntv trad, report \u00abif ih\nMen's Trilflt assroliiti\nHalifax \u2014 Whtfraule trad\nImproving, rtet-ifW-rs report nualnew\nnot (xiv tlu* Him ol thf yi-ar. '\nMontreal \u2014 Wholeetlu Umbo In\n\u00abi>aannnble Jim* showing (-light Imr\nirevem-tnt and retail trade generally\nup to expectation* Collection* mow\nto fair.\nToronto \u2014 Rola.l bnalfttM l\u00bb atand-\ntl up fairly well. Btwl and trot\ntrills more active, CollecUona fairly\nWl'nntpi\n\u2022i. aaonabl;\nala\nMll-\nide\nantla\nIt.Kin\nrail.* \u00bb*.\n\u2022i.r th\n-- Wind\nnet ive. with\nt in \u25a0otne linos.\ni \u2014. itoih wholesale ami -ratal\nlullt.mis ure OV to extMtattOfl\nyiiii*. Collection\nlo fair. .\n\u2022I..H.\n\u25a0i,,',H has h\nratal! IIrm ti\nCalRury --\n'uk tin- hint *\nHaa] point Inf.\n\u2014 Kq o'uk.'il Improve\nen not Oil tn wliolcsulc an-\ntinea lust report.\n- Hus.nc^s get. rullv ihu\nbaa b\ni'i\nIs\ntrade\ntwtnt,\ntemporary situation\n'iiriviit CoU-Mt.-snn are H\nEdmoatati \u2014 WhoIraW\nlinns very gOOd foil, cl ions littl.\n-low. evidently NeM ut' pending ilistrf-\n\u25a0UttOD of wiletil pool\nVancouver \u2014 All Mae*, bon wkola\nalf and ref-ill. report a slinht tin\nrovenieiil noticed. Co! lee tions fail\no pond.\nTRAIL BADMINTON\nIN FINAL STAGES\nTourney Is Now Critical;\nPopularity of Game\nGrowing\nTHAI I., March 6. \u25a0\u2014 From lhe\nI at tin K.vinnusimn at the Memorial\n'.all wA opened, badminton waa popular, lutt this MOM h.i- menus,*-*! In\nlicputarlty as t inn- w- nt on. To a**\nCMC wlio really are the ehaintiion\nflayera, a tournament is now .n proR-\ni.-ss. The follOWIni appears the president stundlnif:\nMcn\"i Doubles\nS. mi-finals--\nS. tl. HlBvloeU and C, A, HroderieU\nMl .1. Alwell nnd N', Ko\u2014o. '.-1. ir,-fi.\nMowall and Hullidnv vs. W. Newton\nand Q; Nurrm.ni. IHI, 13-7.\nMan's Singles\nJ. At well to plav Irwin, .laekson to\nplay It. Oarlaad Cor Mini-final.\nLii.Hr.>* Doubles\nIn lhe si-rni-tliials Mioses A Munro\nand J, BjltOD to play Mesdames KlBff-j\nw< II and Irwin.\nMiss Al. Bryms and Mrs. \\V. lmnbar\nto play .Miss D. MeKav and Miss I.\nMcKay.\nM.sses M. Chapman and l> Hall to\nplay Miss M furlls and Mrs. Km*h.\nL:i rt lot*' Singles\nWhatDoYouThink?\nSen\ni-rn\nMm\nK'insw.ll. Mis. |r\nKoch\nMm\nMiss Jl.\nBlue Goose\nOranges.\nI'vi ii..z.. 350 I ii..-.. Sl.OO\ni'>' to 40\u00bbt the same as\nnative born. They considered that\nMr. Oliver has. been elected by ma*\noily of the people In British Columbia, and therefore thev look at him as\nlo- OOBM 0t Hritish CoUlltlbla. They\nwanted to talk to him about the -verb\nnm situation In which thev are now.\n.vhich Is the re-suit of the loss of their\nfader. Peter Lordly.\nMr. (lllwr declined to go. first, on\n\u2022re Lint of not having the time. Then\n-.- started to feproach them that the\n\u25baoukhohors don't livp up to ths laws\n.f the country, don't s\u00bb:nd the.r ehll-\n'ien to school, Conl pav taxes, burn\n\u25a0p scllOOta; ete.\nThe d> legates told liini that the>\n\u25a0i rv not sent to dUcil*-' lhe lltws of\n-\\nada Tbej told him that they\nvere sunt be it mass rm*et ing of the\n'fctukhobora to invite him to Brilliant.\nl* eonf\u00ab*r about serious, bu^ln-as*.' \u2022 ?T,\nMr ollvt-r then started to tolP'lhct*\nf the Doukhobors wilt' not *11ve 'Up\no thev laws, lie will lake steps to In-\n\u25a0orrp Ihem. He said: A \"Doh't think\n'hat' we will f.ll our5 prisons with\nDouKlioborc,- teed vou nt the public\nXpanse. f will find other means.\"\nThe d.-legates did not answer him on\nhis. anyihing.\nEquatltr Under Laws\nMr. Oliver also t-hl the delegates\n'hat the laws in Canada are made\n\u2022 quel lo everybodv. and lhat e' ery-\nh. ily's treated alike. If this is true,\ntlo u why Is it when \u2022\u00bb -\u00bbt>n\u00bb1l* fo*\u25a0\"-\u2022\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\nnhn is paying small taxes wants\nouls to his place, the government\n1-uHds hlm n mad and holps lo keep it\n*n renalr. but 70t)i) Doukhobors paying\n>tft.Mt taxes every year have to build\ntheir own roads and bridges ami keep\nIhem in repair, though they are Used\ntot only, bv Doukhobors, but by other\ntraveling publio? ,'\nLast yeas Mr. Oliver while \\isiting\n'n Grand Forks inspected lhe Irrigation system, to Install which tin- 011-\nM-r goverqiiM-nt .loaned tin;, Grand\nPorks farnierk money.' Through your\npaper he expressed his satisfaction on\n\u2022he permanent manner in which the\nIrrigation system wa* installed, but\nwhen Doulchobors. ncjlfclibors of the\nMime farmer*, paving , lust as good\n.non-jy for taxu. asked Mr. Oliver for\na loan, they were told that they could\nnt t get It. through cue n-ason or an-\n.ther. Ih this Brlt*-*h justice*: is this\nright, that people living In the same\ncountry and paying the same taxer\ncannot gel the same privileges?\nMr, tillv.r declined to i-uim.- to Dill-\n\u2022 \u2022ant on account of shoUt-p. ,(f time\nVest'-rdav afternoon he had time to\n*.*(* to Botinlrmton KalK to have tes\nwith Ihe women's Insljln,!.. and talk\n-thout i*\u00ab*ry necessary subject*. Jlaybe\n!u- was ashamed to go li> idill.ant and\nmeet fac- lo fac<- TOflfl men. women\nmnl children who wanted to ask him\n\u2022\u2022liy. fnstead of paying them 1150,000\nfor building roads ami bridges, lo- d.--\nu. anils paynunt of taxes. Uayba he\n1: ashamed tn see the rocky and snndv\nland where the poor Doukhobor women\n:ml ehildren fcre get Upg a meager\nlivelihood. .Hcfon- tin- government\npuis taxes on land it ahould first go\nnnd see -if the poor people can afford\nto nay 'them.\nMi*. Oliver b-tis tlu Doukhobors\n('\u25a0nt if they don't pay taxes, their\n11 1\nWHITESTRIKES\nSHIPPING ORE\nIN THE MAYBE\nGetting Shipment Ready;\nSilver Cup Bond Pleases\nTrout Lake\nTHO*TT LAKK, March ti.\u2014William\nWhite has made a good strike of\nshipping ore on' the Maybe, a claim\nadjoin ng the Nettle L. having 12\ninches cf clean ore on the lead.\nHe has already taken out several\nIons of shipping ore, and expects to\nhave considerable ready for shipment\nwhen navigation opens.\nNews has been received from Kaslo\nof the bonding of the Hllvi-r Cup IM\nthe Nettie L to a strong syndicate of\nKootenay men. i\nSilver Cap Hade History\nThe Silver Cup was the banner mine\nof the district in former days, w.th a\ntecord of several million dollars'worth\nof high-grade stiver-lead ore to lis\n.\u25a0lid.t. ll has not been .extensively\nworked for a number of years.\nThe news of the reopening of this\nmine has been re-Salved with gratification by Trout lake people. >\nMr. Kilmer. ML., of the- Brooklyn\nslbff, left for the coast on a business\ntr.p tn connection With the mine.\nPrairie City Will\nGet the Game of\nMarch Fourteenth\nCALGAKV. -March B.\u2014FuHh-W de-\n,\"ilts in connection wilh the Western\ni'noada Hockey baguc triple playoff\nwere given oul Kriday night by President B. L. itichardson.\nThe second game of the seml-finuts\nwill find \u25a0 Victoria Cougars play in\nSaskatoon Tuesday, March 10.\nIf the Sheiks qualify for the finals,\n\u25a0hen Calgarv will play at Saskatoon\nSaturday, March. I t, but , should Victoria be the finalists -against Calgary, lhe first game of the hpfM\nand home games final series will be\nstaged here Saturday March 14.\nArrangemen's for the roturn game\nwill not be m do for a week or more,\nas. wltli the National Hockey league\n(tola] ing Its playoff until March 1%\n'.here Is no particular hurry.\nNurmi at Toronto\nBreaks No Records\nTORONTO, March tj. \u2014 l'auvo\nNurmi, the speed marvel from Finland, found the Hack at the Coliseum\nhere this evening less to his liking\nfor staging attacks on the Canadian\nrtcordh than the one at Hamilton\nlast night, and took over I minitlo\nlonger to cover the 1 \\_ mile. Ills\ntime -for the distance tonight was\nS:() I-l, as compared wilh (i:a5 1-5\nlast ni^ht.\nA. S. Horswiil & Co.\nPhone 121\nSaturday Specials\nCurlew Creamery llutter, per\n\u00bb 45*\nPeerless Creamery Butter, per\n'\u00bb - - 40*\nClark's Tumato Ketchup, iier\nbuttle 25*\nLibby's Tomato Ketchup, per\n-\"\u2022\"'le 25*\nBlue Label Ketchup, per bottle\n 45**\nCrosse & tllaekwell's Pickled\nWalnuts., bottle 7m\nCrosse & IllackwcH'a chow\nCho.v 7\u00a34\nQuaker nulled Oats, cart. -25*\nlUfbiu Hood Ilolled Oats, per\nC\"rt 25*\nCampbell's. Poups. any kind,\nat : -15*\nI'ink .Salmon, bib. tins, 3 for\n 50*\nStavanger Fish tlalla, at, per\ntin 65* Ml 35*\nCrisp Celery, Head Lettuce\nAll Kindt of Vegetables\nPROMPT DELIVERY\nTHE BEST COAL\nOur coal burns l'reely and\nthrows out an intense and\nsteady bent. Vou will need\nless than other kinds und have\nmore comfort. Wo it is a real\neconomy and saves Dollars.\nImperial Lump, ton... $12.00\nGait Lump, per ton . $12.50\nAcme Lump, per ton... S12.50\nImperial Ksk, ton ..$11.25\nImperial Nut, ton , $10.25\nOalt Nut, per ton $10.25\nMacdonald Cartage &\nFuel Co.\n503 BAKER ST. PHONE'504\nUse BAPCO Paint\nFor Spring Painting\nThis is the best ready-mixed paint we can buy, and\nwe carry a wide range of colors to choose from.\nColor Card and Prices on Reqaest\nWood-Vallance Hardware Co., Ltd.\nWHOLESALE\nNELSON, B.C.\nRETAIL\nVest Pocket\nKodak\nPictures f\"tx2!2\nHi.ns th*. link fm ,,r tha\nKodak line You'll nnil'V..| ill\nIts llnlncss. you can curry It io\nyour .esl puvkflt if you wish.\nAn.l titer you'll manrol .ui\ntin- unci quality pictures it\nmains.\nI'iiiii. in and Id us slum vou\ntin- Vm rn, in i Kodak.\n\u25a06.70 up\nCanada Drug <&.\nBook Co.\nNELSON, B.C.\nHAS IT\ni....iiiin\nhi. i\nclaim iiu\n,ilk ami ,\nllll III v\nIhev nl.I* ti. nml\nuitlill liinil. nml\nII imi lli.lr lilac\nlv If 'tliioiii*li\nKiivr\nniy\nlln\nin.\n..nu\nIII h\nill li.\nUi\nii llvln\n\u2022ther iieiipl\nutd starve I\nfaiill i.f 111\nDoukhobor\nlefl\nI\u00ab>t ll\n- 1:, n.i\niiii, .unloved, this land\nserlcil. and will l.r n\n.Mr. Oliver's political\nliiiuklii.ln.r principle is civativi\nss. they nre against force am\nc Their l.a.ler lefl then\nlo. \"Toll, anil IVaoetnl Life, um\nilu.oil of All Un l-eople on thll\nlo\nT. SAMAlii\ndi ii. tm.\nMUSICIANS ARE\nBUSY AT TRAIL\nHUBBY LOSES GAME;\nWIFp GETS DECREE\nWife Sticks Up for Father\nWhen Latter Berated\nby Husband\nI,. IS ANUKl-K:\nB Uuh-\naking\n\u25a0 -h\\\nli\n\u00ab*n\ni'i\nIn.nn-, .lil.lKt*\n\u25a0i i-uitly. wli.-u\nHci.-n Tbo man\nVb\\t\\ Edward\n\"Wi- had\npiny i\ni\nitii\nut tit-\nmy font\nI'Xllllllll\ni- iiml I\nbid in\nIn\nWi\nIr\nlad Hi\nTli>- kiriK nnil nln>- von- in tliimiiiv.\nand 1 phye.l the nln*. Earl liad thi*\nniii-n and io. in- played Hit* io ami 1\ntoolc tha ti'irk wiiii mv jack,\n\"Karl called my father the ma_\nawful i.iinii'w and \u00ab\u25a0*\u25a0 qturrelad all\nntcht Kiiih.r may be .i dumb i>rlil\u00ab.'\nuliiyi-r, imi he haa a Ki'\"ii heart, ami\nI sluck up tur lilm. 'I'll.' m-xt day\nKail -nicked up and left.\"\nNelson News of the Day\nMcl'uualil J.un Co. Ih In tiie marltut\nfyr nil stiuill fruits (rswn luy nini'lirre\nin iim diKirit't tiiis Bcaron, (s:.oU)\nSeventy-one Performers in\n\"Runaway Girl\" Practice\nAssiduously\nTRAIL. Mai\nof Mi*\ntin\nM, In\nand m\ntndei* the iii-\n'. K. r. Trefon-\nI Trail's Operatic\nslv pnpai inn for\nf \u25a0Tiie Ituimwaj\n\",elcty\niheir presentation\niJiri.\" a comic t)\\i\nPitt nlahia a a-\u00abt-k an- KlVen over\ntot tralnlnc. The che*a*a yfaotlo \u25a0*\niwlee. ihe pi IticM'als twh-e, and one\n\u25a0vaatng is devoted tn danolng\nAltofathtr Ibvtv ar.- 7J pirsi)ii>\u00bb lak-\ntnf pari. A lenipiniiry npiiultitm.-ni\nBob boon madr of p.lnoJpaU. but theae\nare suhj. ei in chnnite iau*r.\nThe piesi-ntalji.il nf the Opera Will\nI-- mode aboul th. tir,^t of May. ac-\nBASKETBALL FANS.\nKEEN AT TRAIL\nMens and Girls' Teams to\nBe Chosen for Clash\nWith Nelson\nLadies' Suits and\nSpring Coats\nCleaned or Dyed\nH. K. FOOT\nHigh-Clan Dyer and Cleaner\nFAIRVIEW - NELSON, B.C.\nTRAIL, .Mareh n \u2014 QvmiHtltlon\nioni Trail hoop followar-a. bbft flrlj\ntl m.i:. I-. ke, i,. Two niulltn B week\nmitrftt have been held to decide\nin an- |o ba th.. player* to mt-el\n[i iirtifts hele next\nIf ymir Pally News Ifl datlvared Ifttfl\nHboaa 111. tsa;z)\nNelson Brand Marmalade la u MM\nin rior product, manafactnerd in Nel*\nsun hy ;i l'irtn wilh an in\\entinrnt of\nom* huiylreil thoiisand doll&rfl lu your\nown city \u2022 (iinl- ilf.slriiM. If you wmit\n(he bait ii.--.lt for N.-lson HramJ Mnr-\nmalade. New Setison's Pack. (MlJ\nKOOTENAY LAKE GENERAL\nHOSPITAL SOCIETY\nNotice of Annual Meeting\nIn neeiinlaiu o w i!li tht tiyluwn of\nthe \u25a0Deltty, the annual vtoanl niect-\nln| will be held In the board \"f trade\nrooniM on Ward Hire, t, on Tuesday.\nMarch HI. HIS, at It p.in.\nMetiiljprship eomlltlnns: All annual\n\u25a0uibsiTibt-iH for Iho sutn uf $10 arr\niienihers ot tin* M titty, oli^ililo lu\ntako part in tl\"1 ehwllon of directors\nfm* the enanlng year.\nOBO-tlQE JOHNHTONK.\nBocrttarVi\nQuality Goods\nValue for Your Money\nPrompt Delivery\np. it.\nPHONE 235\nCOFFEE- Wt ran in\nVtoab ground to vot\nPor lb\t\nT<\nnie\net Mantffer,\nold ui\n. liaoi. >.\n(IIIU\ndue\nFor ihe ineii'x came Dr. T. J. Mule\nand Unheit Amh-rsmi are to chooKi\nttOta 10 players to r.preiient Trail for\nthe Inter-elty gamea, home and home\n\u25a0Mhtt. Thin is likely to prove a\ndifficult job, l.artk-ularly \u00bb\u00ab the name\ncommitter will nisi, have the elmoi-inK\nof the panicipantK In the Kir'\"' B\u00bbm'L\n< J rent Intel t-Ht \\n being taken here\nir the forthcoming gamaa b\u00bb ahown by\nthe large oruwd of \u25a0 pacta tore at prac-\ntlceo here Wednesday night.\nCanada'I only aromas archittct.\nMinn K. M. Mlll'of Kilmonlon. l*x now\nfully admit lod to iho atabaaajon\nthnniKh having ho.-n aeoaptad m\nmom tier of the Alhoitu A.-4\u00aboc^lon of\nArchitect* at a roctnt moi\n\u25a0 nrintioi\neetlng.\nt*. Art bbOafa Tirst anniversary\nfl.rla\" novelty flanntl ind trM\ne drewsen at ei.Mt while thoy lunt\nw comblna ityla nml quality sult-\nfor Iprtng and Baittr .season.\n(n|f)\nCOAX.\nsei.elied hellihrlilue 1\t\nton. ii. Townaand. (llU)\ne flrat-elaaa e.iulptiurit and\nr experience In the prodiietioii\ndliiiK (,r milk. Phone Creioant\nHUU, (fcl-.it)\nWe hav\nyeara of .\nand h.i it'll\nKNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS\nAll Kalgktl and\nrequeated in be m\n{harp Sunday tiiu\nParade to Method\nMi.\n. ile.l\nPythian Mauri fcffl\nK of P, Hall. 7 k.\n;, to attend I'hureh\nt Churchi Veiling\niiiI sisters aro cordially I\nLaUKliton, K of 11. and H\n[Son)\nin aealp treatments, lusting\n, ul Vanlly Meauty Parlord\nn (tuaranteed. l'i Ices rea-\nfor appointment, phone III,\nutiiiti)\nTi iiinht- O. W. T. A. Dance at\nArmoury, sine till midnight Admlaalon 35 renti, (iM*)\nlilting.\n50f^\nCLOVERDALE BUTTER Tn-li\nMw 3 Hw Si.15\nSWEET POTATOES \u2014 Voty\ngood und economical. Large\n\"\" 35I--\nDEL MONTE PRUNES- M..-\niMiim si\/.,.. 3 !l,s. 350\nRED SPRING SALMON A\nrich n;it fish. I'll- tin . 30-J\nNORWEGIAN FISH BALLS\u2014\n'-\u00ab'\u25a0\u00ab\u2022\u2022 \"\" 35(>\nWHOLE CLAMS\u2014\n2 IBM fur 25,-4\nTOILET ROLLS\u2014\n5 tn 25*\nCHEF SAUCE--Ui7.i-nli.v-s. IVi*\nbMUe 30*\nFANCY BISCUITS- Fuui- varlc-\n\u25a0'\"\u2022\u2022\u25a0 W\u00bb 35t*\nSWEDISH RYKRISP\u2014\nVm pki ,15<.\nORANGES ARE NOW AT\nTHEIR BEST. WE HAVE A\nSIZE TO S-&IT YOU.\nFLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT\u2014\nUrfi i-1\/.i. 2 tot 25c\nBANANAS\u2014 Ripe. 2 \">\u25a0<\u25a0 25t?\nThe\nNew Hats\nWith Wider\nBrims\nThat's the edict this\nseason\u2014wider brims. And\nthey're most pleasing in\nthe showing this spring.\nAll the newest colors, at\nprices that invite a visit\nto this store.\n$4.00 to $8.50\nNut\nFlakes\n.lll.-l ill. 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