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C, WEDNESDAY MOftNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1925\nOntario Report\nURGES EXPORT BODY\nSee Page 2\nNo. 2G6\nMAYORVET0ESC0UNCO PIPE CONTRACT\nROSSLAND BLANKS VANCOUVER IN OPENING GAME\nASSOCIATEOTO\nOPEN BRANCHES\nACROSS CANADA\nAll Plans DraWn and All\nAppointments Made Is\nTold to Press\nDiscovers Cure for\nI Paralhyroid Tetany\nREADY TO JOIN A\nNATIONAL AGENCY\nBut if That Doesn't Come\n! About, Will Go Ahead\nI Upon Its Own\n| CALOART, Feb. 24.\u2014The recom-\nnendatlon made hy Lewlt Duncan\nn his report on the wholesale fruit\n:rade In western Canada in practically beinn carried out before the\nrovermnent has had time to enact\nemulation or take any action whatever. Mr. Duncan favors a national\nelling agency for the growers.\nTho Associated Growers of Brit*\nwh Columbia have completed plant\nor a brokerage organization of\nheir own covering the field all the\nvay from Vancouver to Montreal.\ntepresentat*ve* cf the big coopora-\nive concern will be stationed in\n'\"ancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Re-\nina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Toronto\nnd Montreal. April 1 is the date\n\u2022n which this scheme will como into\n'peratlon.\nThis announcement was made to\nhe Canadian Press by A. J. Grant,\niriliwh Columbia markets commis-\nloner ln Calgary, who has Just re-\nurned from a conference with of-\nIcials of the Ansociated Gruwcrs in\n''ernon. B.C.\nOttawa Confcreni.'c Next Week\n\"W hot her a -national gt*owera agency\nomen into being at once or not\nfill depend upon the outcome of a\nonference in Ottawa on .March 2,\nnder the ausplcea of the Canadian\norfcult ur.il council, attended by\nrowe \/ from every province. If\nmeeting decides to operate a\national selling agency, the Assoela-\nd Growers will go ahead with\nheir plans as already outlined, and\nperate from Vancouver to .Mont-\nsal..\nD. McNair, manager of the Assorted Growers, will leave Vernon\ni a day or two for Ottawa, where\nwill represent the big British\nolumbia body.\nSome Big -Men Hired\nSome of the biggest men in their\neld l|ve been considered for riming branches of the brokerage oi-\nanization, and some have acceptor. Grant told the Canadian\nteas. Practically all the appointments have been made, but Mr.\nirant Btates he was not In a posi-\non to mention their names. An\ndo man had heen appointed\njr Calvary, he said, but no one\nas been appointed for Kdmonton.\n'rom other sources it was learned\nhat a Mr. Florence of Winnipeg\n111 likely havo charge of the of-\nces there,\nSeparate From Awscx-iiUeil\nThe new organization is to he\niaugurated by the Associated Qrow-\nrs, but will be run as a separate\noncern. A trame has not yet been\nhosen. It Will likely be called\nither the Growers' belling Agency\nt the Growers' Brokerage. Mr.\nrant was only certain that the\nford \"Growers\" would appear in\ntye title, but what else, he could\n>t say.\nLABORITES BACK\nTHE INCOME TAX\nRally to Bracken Government's Aid to Defeat Its\nRepeal\nWINNIPEG, Feb. 24.\u2014Lahor niem-\nters came to thu aid of the Bracken\n,'overnment when, without a division,\ni bill to repeal the Manitoba Income\nfax act. Introduced by J. K. Downes,\nndepeiHlcnt, Winnipeg, was defeated\nn the legislature today.\nJohn Queen, I>abor leader, com-\nnonded the Income tax. Ills only\nriticisni was that the tax did not go\nar enough. He urged the govern-\nnent to say to the capitalists:\n\"There are hungary and needy\nimongst us, and we're going to tax\nou to the extent yuu are able to\nay.\"\nAnother resolutiun, alsu sponsored\n)y Mr. Downes ,to reduce the liquor\nommission from three meinliers to\nme, waH defeated. Two members\nire part-time commissioners, and\nre paid J.IOOO a year each.\nSay Unknown Soldier\nBuried by France in\nReality Is a German\nPARIS. Feb. 24.\u2014The German\norgan, Stahlliem, charges that\nthe unknown soldier hur.ed by\nFrance Is really a Gorman private, August Hcliultze of Wur-\ntenlberger, picked up at\n\u25a0 Conibres, where the French and\nGerman dead wero heaped together.\nDR. J. B. COLLIP\nOf lhe I'niveisity of Alberta, discoverer of a means of treating parathyroid tetany, a deficiency disease\ncaused hy defects in tiie parathyroid\ngland, for which there has heen no\neffective treatment up until now. Dr.\nCollip was also connected with the\nperXection of insulin.\nURGE MORE TIME\nTO EARN ROADS\nPlains Want a Dominion\nRoad Grant; Premier\nto Consider\nOTTAWA. Feb. 24,\u2014Premier King\ntoday promised syinpuihetie consideration of the proposal to recognize\nthe prinlciple of federal aid for p\/~x3\nroads. l'remier Veniot, of \/ew\nBrunswick, who headed a delegation\nIn bis capacity as president of the\nGood Roads Association of Canada,\nurged that it was recognition of this\nprinciple rather than the grant of\nany specific sum, that the delegation\nwanted.\nPremier Veniot stated that he federal government had benefitted by\nthe construction of -good r*widjs.i\nthrough contracts for mail deliveries,\nand still more through customs revenue on the enormously increased\nnumber of automobiles good roads\nbrought into the country, lie suggested the provinces should get a\nshare of this revenue on automobiles, as do the ftate treasuries in\ntho United Nt.ites.\nHe also askul tliat an extension\nof time he granted to tha provinces\nof Manitoba, Alberta and Sasknt-h-\newan in order that they might earn\ntheir share of the .noney already\nvoted by the federal parliament lor\naid to the good ronds system.\nE. A. Munro, M.P, stressed the\nnecessity for some continuation of\nfederal aid, insofar as British Columbia was concerned. .\nTWO CANADIAN\nPLANES STRIKE;\nTWO FLIERS DIE\nMachine Becomes Unmanageable and Collides\nWith Another\nCOMES TO EARTH IN\nA STREAK OF FLAME\nOther Pilot Succeeds\nGliding to Ground\nSafely\nin\nCAMP BORDEN'. Out.. Feb. 24.\u2014\nColliding with another aircraft 1000\nfeet above the ground, when their\nmachine became uncontrollable, Flight\nLieutenant J. I* M. White, aged 2!\u00bb,\nI). F. C, of Halifax, N. fc**.. and Flying\nOfficer R. H. Cross, aged 14, Toronto,\ncrashed to earth and were instantly\nkilled this morning. Their airplane\neame down as a streak of flame.\nThe other machine, piloted by Hying Officer A. L. Morfee. was (lam-\naged, but Morfee was able to glide to\nearth without Injury. He was alone\nin his machine.\nInquiry Already Started\nColonel L, S. Breadner, D, F. C\nwho Is in command of the camp,\nstated to the Canadian Press this\nafternoon that the results of the official inquiry now in progress would\nbe sent to headquarters at Ottawa.\nSo far as known the machines were\nin perfect condition when they took\nthe air. Both pilots were experienced, and Cross had been connected\nwith the department at Ottawa.\nTho accident occurred n*\u00b0ar the\nflying field, and shortly after the\nmachine ascended for the morning's\nwork.\nThe hody of Lieutenant White will\nhe sent to Halifax tomorrow for interment there. White was the son\nof W. J. White, of Halifax.\nA. C. Cross, of Toronto, father of\nFlying Officer Cross, nrrivt-d tonight\nto take charge of his boy's body for\nremoval to Toronto, where a military\nfuneral will be held Thursday.\nMr. Cross, the father is a war\nveteran himself, and was In hospital\nfor treatment when the news came\nof his son's death. He left fur the\ncamp immediately, however.\nTEST CASE BEARS\nON COLLEY CHARGE\nAction Started in Supreme\nCourt by Lawyer of\nVictoria Loser\nKLAN REPUDIATES\nCANADIAN 'AGENTS'\nImperial Wizard Says It Is\nWholly American\nInstitution\nTORONTO. Fab. U.\u2014\"Such individuals as are reported to Im* prop-\nUEtlng the doctrines of the Knights\nof the Ku Klux Klan in Canada do\nnot d'rectly or indirectly represent\nthis organization.\" atLfa a statement\nmade public her\u00ab hist night, heaving the signature of \"II. \\V. Kvans,\nImperiiil wizard, Knights of the Ku\nKlux Klan, IncorpurUiCd,\" and dated\nfrom the \"Imperial Palace, Invisible\nKmpire, Atlanta, (ieorgia.\"\nThe statement says: \"The organization is distinctly nn American\ninstitution, interested In and working only for America ideals.\"\nVICTORIA, Feb. M.-\u2014Test ac-\ntloil to decide in the courts whether\n[J, ft Colley, M.B.A., Kamloops,\nMs in any way culpable in OOMtac-\n' tion with charges brought that he\nj has been benefitting by a govern-\nI ment contract while silling in tbe\n| legislature, was begun iu supreme\ni court today by J. B. Clearihue, act-\nling for S. J. Drake. Liberal caudi-\ni dale here in the. last provincial eltfl-\nj tion.\nj Mr. Colley declared the suggestion that he was disqualified be-\nI cause of business relations between\n| liis flm and the govern ment had\ncome as a groat surprise; th.ii he\nhad been scrupulously careful to\nrefrain from touching government\nbusiness s'uee his nomination.\n\"I (io not intend to sit uder a\ncloud.\" he asserted. \"It li my desire lhat the matter be cleared up,\nIf there is anything to void by eleo-\ntion, it is surely technical. I do\nnot know that there is. As Mr.\nPooley says, 'Let the courts decide.' \" . \u2022\nLady Siitcn Dies in East\nHired Men to Drive\nHis Mythical Trucks;\nGot Money Security\nTORONTO, Feb. 21.\u2014Two\nyears fii Portsmouth iH.iiileiitl-\nnry \u00abns (lie sentence ghen to\nArthur Francis, who today\npleaded guilty to I'- charges of\nobtaining money by false pretences. Francis engaged men to\ndrive trucks for him, collecting from SL*;.i) tu $.100 rrom each\n**as security.\" lh. owm-d no ,\ntrucks, and the men were out\ntheir money.\nMan Who Shot Hunter\nOrdered by Court to\nSettle Hospital Bill\nVANCOUVER, Feh. 24.\u2014An Interesting h-.spiliil case was decided to-\ndiiy when Herbert Love, local cafe\nproprietor, whs ordered to pay the\n$221 hospital bill Incurred by Clarence\nBailey, a hunter accidentally shot by\nLove, who told the hospital he would\npay, but failed to, whereupon Bailey\nsued lor damages,\nLIQUOR ROBBERY\nAN INSIDE JOB\nPolice Think Insider Provided Information, and\nSet of Keys\nVANCOUVER, Feh. 2 (. \u2014 Iv.licr\npersist in the theory that the $7.M>li\nrubbery at the government liriiior\n\u2022tori Ot) Pender street, Monday,\nwas the Job of an \"hisid.*\" man,\nwho, if he did not actually commit\nthe robbery, furnished the Information needed and keys for the door\nto an outside accomplice.\nOfficials declare thnt this theory\nhas been substantiated by clues already picked up during their Investigation. Search is being made,\nIt is reported, for a du plica to set\nof keys to the store. Certain evidence that one set of keys to the\npremises had heen dupllcatd lias\nbeen secured, the invstigatois say.\nLooked in Gas Tank\nWith Lighted Match\nVANCOUVER, fob. 24.\u2014Looking into a tank that had contained giisollne,\nwith a match, Alexander Christie wai\nrushed to the hospital seriously Injured. - Funieg still remained lu tin-\ntank.\nKOOTENAY BOYS\nOUTSKATE AND\nOUTPLAY COAST\n\\re at Home on Slushy Ice\nat Trail as Visitors\nUnable to Start\nSix Bandits Rob Him; PffllNPlI\nAll Since Executed -UUUllOIL\nCHAPMAN IN GOAL\nIS MONARCH STAR\nIce So Poor in One Place It\nCaves in; Visitors Work\nHard\nLADY 61FT0N\nWife of Sir Clifford Slfiuti, Had nt\nlier homo near Toronto, tl lln- ii-ailt\nof an nilaok nl\" bMrt troul.1,*. Lady\nSifton, who was born in Ottawa, nn.1\nlived Home time in WinniiH't,' hefore\nreturniliK to lhe capital awd IBlng to\nToronto, w;ih one ot Canada';. most\noutstamllnK women. .She la mirvlved\nhy her hUHhnml. Sir Clifford Kitten,\nformer federal minister of the in-\nteri'.r. and hy Jive .suns and one\nbrother.\nBELAND TO REVIVE\nCANTEEN DIVISION\nTIIAH,. Feb. 24.\u2014In a onc-si-led\name, Banland hockey afirtfaUon.\nihamploai of the Kootenay. tonight\ndefeated tin- Vancouver Monari'lis.\noldi-rs of the coast dtamptooi<f by\n*i three to ir .th in:; score. In the first\nor tli>- two-game series for the chain-\n\".ioiiHliip of th* province and tbe right\nto play off In the Canadian finals\nThe Roatlaod boys had the Monarch* batten at every turn, with the\nexception of Chapman in fotli who\nurned in a game worthy of the boat*'\ntaking 32 dangerous direct bard shots,\napainst 13 turned in to Johnson in\nthe Kofsland nets.\nItosylaiul, at home on soft ice. completely outskated and outplayed the\nconst team, wh,i-h could not hold the\npuck or Ret away, Their stick-hand-\nling cuuld not compare with that of\ntheir opponents, who skated circles\nground them.\nThe ice was poor. Tn one plnce, ln\nfront of the penalty box, it caved tn\nand dirt was scattered over the sheet\nfur two or three feet. Tht slush\nproved a great handicap to the Vancouver boys.\nChapman, in goal for the Monarchs.\nplayed a stellar faint, a second Notman. Jin In. Shaw aud An (terpen were\nthe outstanding players of the coastal\nbunch, while StB#ar, Nelson, Molisky\nand Jewell shone for the Miners.\nTwelve Hundred Fa-is\nAbout IJfjn fans w.tnessed the name,\na large number coming from Itossland\nto boost for the team.\nThe first period startfd in with a\nrush, with a fast shot from the face-\noff on the left wing, which brought\nChapman to his kneca to save, and\nwas Immediately followed by a fast\n(Continued on 1'a.go Seven)\nMinister Will Move in the\nHouse Today Former\nResolution\nOTTAWA, Feb. St.\u2014Hon. H. 8. H---\nh.n.l. minuter of toldlara' civil re. s-\nlablishment, will moVt W. .hi. .-day to\nr.-vive the ache me for dlatrlbtttlon of\ncan lean funda which wan killed last\nyear by the apnati.\n'I'll.- resolution provldea thai a aum\nof 120,0*30 is to in- told for pay man I\nof outaide accounts, Ji.it>.'Mm is t.i be\npaid to a contra! board of Ihroa trustees for th.- 1.. tu lit of Bx-nervlee\nI..\nid\ntin\n1 nlted S<\n110,000 1\"\nrx-memb'c\nlioiiaiv fi\ndue to I..\nallot ment i\nvice fund of Qreal Britain,\nh. Am. rlc*a Ri d Cr-on for\nof tie* Canadian Expedt-\n-.\u25a0 mi dUirew, :.nd the rail-\ndivided into nine prdvlnclal\nFrench Against\nAllied Council\nOn German Arms\nPAltlH, Fib 1\\ -The French fOV-\neiTiin. nt an.I press BH centinuing to\nr..si.-t the campaign bfing wased In\nLondon in ruvor \u25a0 ' an all fed* conft r-\nen. e over tin repori on Qormany'a\nvi.iiati.-o-; or military otas-Mi of the\nI r. ,iiy of Versailles, ret in ne.i recently\nb) the allied control eommtaalon,\nTli-- first ihi,in ifi tbe n-Kiilar order\nOf procedure, it Was declared in French\nofficial circles today, was for the\nallied war committee to present its\nconclualona on the report to the council of ambassadors and thi varloui\nClaims Three Paid\nto Burn the Mill\nbut Others Deny It\nVANCOUVER, Teb. 24.~Invosti-\n\u25a0CatiiifT the fire which destroyed\nthe McLenn shingle mill at Co-\nqultlnni, Provincial Plre Marshal\nTlu.ni.iH admits that the police\nface a stone wall. An unnamed\nwitness has ccnfeiaed that he,\nwltli two others, was paid to\ndestroy the mill, but the two\nnamed flatly dmy the cha rye, and\nas It remains the word of two\n\u00abdtnea?es against one, prosecution\nIs regarded as nselesa.\nBallot Manipulator\nGiven Three Months\nKITCHENER, Ont,, Feh. 24.\u2014 William Gottfried, convicted of marking\nballots in the recent municipal elections here, was today sentenced to\nthree mouths in, jail,\nMANUEL TELLEZ\nMexican diplomat, form-Mi\ntioned at WashiiiKton, was i\nheld up and robb.-.i of mow\nvaluables while motoring to M.xii-o\nCity with his wife. The six armed\nbandits involved in the attack are\nreported to have been captured and\nexecuted.\nPiPECONTRACT;\nMAYOR VETOES\nVancouver, Nelson Firms\nAwarded Cast and Steel\nPipe Contracts\nTWO ALDERMEN\nOPPOSE MOTION\nStormy Session Over Water\nSystem; Turner to Move\nOver Veto\nLEAGUE DROPS\nLOCAL OPTION\nModeration Convention Regards It Only Means to\nEnd; Want \"Control\"\nTORONTO, Fi\n!4.-\nKINGS PROGRESS\nIS GRATIFYING\nWill Be Allowed Out of Red\nSoon as There Is a Fine\nDay\nLONDON, l*\"eb. 24\u2014Tbe King la\nmnk nf gratifying progress back to\nhealth, so much so that nt tending\nphyalrlana have not deemed it neces-\naary to Issue bulletins since Sunday night.\nIn the course nf a few daya If tha\nweather, which has boon miserably\nwet. eold and Changeable, should\nprove more genial, the royal pat ent\nwill be allowed out of bed. The\nKing's temperature came a little\ncloser to normal today.\nN'o definite Itinerary of the tour\nof the King and Queen has yet been\nmapped. They are certain to make\na number of calls in the course of\ntheir Med t.-iranean cruise, but it\nia not likely that they will moke engagements of any kind ill advance.\nVAN.\ncepting a\nmeans lo an end. considerable ob\njaetion was raised to advocacy o\nlocal option at the convention of the i'! \/'\n.Moderation League of Ontario to- (\"lu\"11\nday. The objwtort, led by K. , Liv- | ?* ,a\ntngatona of Grim bay, claimed that'\" , ,\nlocal opli.oi was unfair to lliein, und J-oluml\nmaintained strongly tliat had the ilnIormi\nrural aectloni been organized ta| -Folic\nthe urban localities were, the vote McGeei\nin the country places would have from\nbeen as overwhelming :is in tna cornea\ncili.-s and towns, In favor Of gov-! way n\nernment control. i swer t\nPrealdent Hellrauth explained that haa gi\nthe league bad lacked sufficient'\nfunds and speakers for organisation In the rural communities,\nApprove Si ranger Beet\nThe discussion wan upon a resolution Which referred to the government's adoption of stronger beer\nand in which local Option was advocated. Eventually, the words\nlocal option ware deleted. Tin-\nclause adopted read ai follows:\n\"This meeting, while considering\nthla a step iii the right direction\nof true temperance, raoommenda\nthat aa the late plebiscite exhibits a\ngrowing desire on the part of Ihe\nprovince, eapeclally In the larger\ncities and towns, for a fuller measure of freedom In the use of liquor, some reasonable form of government control in accordance with\nthe wlahea of the people should be\nenacted.\"\nWhere Did McGeer\nGet His 'Assurance'?\nGraham Denies It\nMayor John Hell at last night's city\ncouncil meeting vetoed a resolution\nfro mtha council which awarded contracts for the supply of pipe to bring\nwater to the city from the Five-Mile\ncreek. This state ot affairs came\nafter a heated discuaalon in which\nlhe mayor and four aldermen took\npart. After Mayor Hell had stated he\n\u25a0ta- would veto the resolution, Alderman\nnt'v Ueorge Turner asked him when he\n\u25a0\\r'.\\ would veto it? Moyor Hell replied\n' tint be would do so right away.\nAlderman Tu*ner then stated that he\nwould give notice nf a motion to\npass the motion over the mayor's\nveto. Mayor Boll replied that he\nwould hava to wait a month.\nThe whole discussion arose when\nAlderman Turne- made a motion that\n111.- contract for east iron pipe for\nthe Five-Mile creek system be given\nto the firm of Gordon & Bely-ea, at\na price of \u00bb4!*,68S.r.O, and that the\nateel pipe contract be awarded to\nthe West Kootenay Equipment &\nConst uction company, at a cost ot\n(Ml per lineal foot, lor pipe nec-\ni \u25a0 sary for the inverted syphons at\nAnderson crew.\nV'hen the motion was put. Alderman Austin moved that the roll be\nailed, Al the railing of the city\nNik. the following vote resulted:\nfor the motion, Aide man Turner,\nli.ii.-an. Berrington and Austin.\ngainst the motion, Aldermen Mar-\nentla and Bennett\nBased on Engineer'! Report\n' Merman Turner's motion was\n..I on the recommendation of A. L.\nil o 1 hydraulic euglnee*. who\ni .\u201e n .haling with the situation\nme months,\na 'ir I e'l v.-.--: of the opinion that\nhe pip i hould not be purchased\n. i p per lata was received. It\na- poor policy io buy too far\na .\u2022\u25a0ol, as it was necessary to go to\n.- |e,,]il. for the money. The\ni-itlzens, he stated, wee skepti.-al to\nthe project.\nAlderman Austin, at this point,\nseconded Alderman Turner's motion,\ni but it was not put by the mayor.\n'Alderman Turn- r then explained that\ni the plpea at the prices quoted were\nconslde-ably lower than Mr. Mo-\nCulloch'a estimate, nnd if tho city\n(Continued on Page Two.)\nrvER, I\n1. i r. r- in\nfreight\n=- \"\\\nitiunv\nwing\nhen\nhigh\nranees that the\nattains! British\nmoved shortly\"\nhwci ment from\nh \".' assurances\nle government,\nStirling and Dickie\nUrge Allowing Yankee\nCars More Than Month\nOTTAWA, Teb. 24.\u2014GiL-te Stirling, member tor Yale, and C. H.\nDickie, lnciabtr for NaiKiimo, made\nl'-sprcccntat^cns to tho deputy tuin-\nttdac at easterns tottny, on bchr.u\ncf estosdlng the period ot one\nmc nth Ur allowing* American\ntourist ean In British Ootam-ata,\nDynamite and Fuse\nStolen in Montreal]\nMONTREAL, Feb, 84, \u2014 S xiy!\nsticks of dynamite and 800 fast of;\nfuse were stolen during the night j\nfrom a local warehouse, it waa re-1\nported today lo the police, who,\nfear it may have fallen into the\nhandH of bandits contemplating I\nsome outrage.\nSTEAMER ARRIVALS\nHiTdiRiMi,]. ut N.'W Vi.rk. from\nKuu t lilt li]|.l i.e..\nM:iurftani;i, at Gibraltar, frum New\nYork.\nBmpreaa nf Scotland, at Gibraltar,\nlrom Now York,\nlicvuniaii, at Bolton, fr,.ni Liverpool.\nCity of Melbourne, nt Hoston, from\nHalifax.\n.'aiuullun llxttlorer, at .Sydney, N'.S.\n\\V.. from Halifax.\nCanadian Volunteer, at Halifax, from\nNew Vork.\nLola ICaank. at nt. joim, x. b.,\nfrom \u25a0 llosarlo.\nHurricane Sends\nShips on Shore;\nFrance Is Swept\nPARIS, Feb. 24.\u2014Two\nships wero driven ashore\nB total logs, and ethers\nwere in distress in the Atlantic and the Bay of Biscay today, when tiie foul\nweather of the past day\nbecsmi a hurricane this\nafternoon.\nThe Brest roads, the La\nRochelle and La Police\nharbors, and the mouth of\nthe Giroiide, were filled\nwith vessels running before the tempest.\nThe storm was accompanied by snow and hail.\nSeveral casualties have\nbeen reported, Including\nthe drowning of two sailors.\nAUNT HET\np.\nin.\nii\nthai V\nbuated.'\n. I, up Widow\n\u25a0Met to.lay an\"\n\u2022 iii hi:. I'anla\nThe Weather\nTh\" temp, ratines below nra for tha\nM iinur-i eti'jiiit; yaitardajr ufiuruot-o at\n, oclook.\nVU'TOBIA. 1-vl'- -I. -\u2014 Nelaon and\nvicinity, K'lor.'illy lair and eolder.\nMin. .Max.\nNELSON 35 (7\nVictoria .1 M\nKuoiloop\" Ti fi\nPrlaoa Kurili 2\u00ab .'i*\nAtlln \"-!-' -1\nCal#ar\u00bb \u2022 tl lu\nPortland M r,t>\nSeattle 42 4K\nPantlcton 39 r,t\nOnnd Forks US III\nKaalo N Is\nSdmonto* \u2022 4 i>\nVimeouver . . , 42 Hi\nItarkerylllo , 13 22\n\u25a0atavaa io 44\nHawson \u00bb3l 12\nWlnnlpal 14 1*\n\u25a0an Kianei*..-., r,o $-.\nSpokane 31* 4ti\nVernon 3;l 44\nCralil.rook 33 47\nl'rlnee Alliert *t) (J\n\u2022 lleloiv *eru.\n Tage TVo ^\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1925\nLeading Hotels of the West\nWhere Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained\nGeorge Benwell, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nAMERICAN PLAN RATES, J3.50 TO 15.00\nRooms with Running Water and Private Eaths.\nHeadquarters for all Travelling Men, Mining Men,\nLumber Men and Tourists.\nROTAR1AN HEADQUARTERS\nSPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00\nTHE MOST COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THE CITY\nHl'MK \u2014 A. !.. Falklna, Calgary; vcr; W K. Word, IViitmimi: Jul\nr.....it,*.. I-:, Parry, n. A. rule, c W. N'twcll, Kpokanr: .1. i: Brawn i\nIds.*. C. A. Ci.it. r, ll, C. Vivian. V. li. Forkai ntla Hawklna, Hall; Mr\nWiii.ll.in. W. il. D. Walker, Vanoou* A. Moor.., Toronto.\niiii in ii1 miwi\u2014 mi\u2014\u2014iw\u2014i\u2014im n imi\nEUROPEAN PLAN\nDaylight Sample Rooma fo.\nCommercial Men.\nHotel Strathcona\nOnce You Get Acquainted With the Strathcona\nYOU WILL STOP AT NO OTHER\nINCH GIVES\nCONTRACT;\nVETOES\n(Ctiritlnimil fnun l'npe Cnel\n1,1 .in i lhe l.ny, it ahould di\nMayor Ball - Vmi sin\n1 N.I Id Ill \"11 till\nll.hv do wa know\ntin. plpea\nnatructlon.\nwon't u**.'\nA i.l. iniiiii Turner I have gone Into\nHi., englneer-a n poi t ttloroughlfl and\nHi,, only feaelble ayatam la by fray\nnl l-i.-..-Mil., creek.\nMayor Bell -Whal it the people\nhim down the bylaw nnd we nave lha\ni.h.i- ,.ii .mi hi -'.' The people want\nIn I w\nTin- I ..In...\nAa then\nHi\nrn in\nI preaent,\nner suggested lhal tha\n, be put.\nNewell Addreaiea Council\nim.hi Anatln ,-i.iii-ii iiml laal\n. a II in ii in in. hail favored\nII\nii.- I\n i u new null'!\nih.uii.lii Hi\" preeent\naii*.- go i n.i with\n,1. It, Newell, ill Hi- Spokane I'i-\nlenl work, .ii ihi- I\"'.in aaked leai-e\n, a*aa the counell rt.ittng thai\ni.. elti mm um mill aldered hla\nm,,, 111,,., I,,,- concrete pipe, There\nwhn lei'i.lilliH'iiili'il Ihul tl\"' water\nsii|,ply lie brought from I'ive-Mile\ncreel., atated HvjI llle innal duroWa\npipe shuiihl l.e uaeil In lhe eon-\njunction. As therii were low temlera\non e.isl linn pipe, he leeiillilllenilml\nits use. gtm\\ pipe sliinilil lie used\nUt the Allileisini ereek portion. A\npipe lln.. ul sieel, wuoil nr cement\no.iiihl he I'liiisii'iiiie.l cheaper than ol\neusi ii'i.-f. lie did nm favor enn-\n.Tile )ii|ie lines. There were two\nsvstcins in Canada now In use. om\nhi WlnMpe( and one al Victoria.\nBoth were giving trouble today.\nMr. Newell, ul Spokane, al this\n. nn atated thnt the conditions ut\nHum pointa were different. The\nVictoria line wus iiii lhe ground sarin.-e The Winnipeg line wns underground ill nlkuli ground.\nAiileriri.-iii Barrlngtun .ui this point,\natated thut there huu been conalder-\nable iiitituliiin Hum year to year nhnut\nthe eity water stilmly. It wus now uil-\ninitleil Ihut il wns ul [null Hum cun-\nluiniilulii'ii. nnil nn one et'illtl tell\nwhether or nut a typhoid epIdeHllo\nllii-hl break ullt. Ill Ihe evenl nt ull\noutbreak ibe city would ba In a bad\nshape. The mini..n ol Ahlermun\nTurner wus then aaked for by Alderman Ausiin. Mayor Ball pul tin-\nnu.Hun mnl ii wns carried wiib two\nAMermi n Oppodng.\nMayor Hell sini,'.I thai he would\nI,.lie 1.1 Vein thf Lull.\n\u25a0llu ynu vein il new'.''* uske.l\nAlderman Austin.\nThere waa no reply from Mayor\nBell\nAi.lerin.in Tiinii-'- ll i's neceaaary\nto give notice of a motion to puss\nin,- motion uver yuu veto, I'll iiii ii\nONTARIO PROBE\nREVEALS NEED\nOF EXPORT BODY\nHouse Committee Urges It\nlie Taken Up With the\nNation\nCATTLE TRADE IN\nONE IJUYER'S HANDS\nExisting Railway Rates Arc\nSaid lo Hurt Ontario\nIndustry\nIn\nM bul\n'll.\nI.i.I\n.1 III\nQueen's Hotel\nTHE CENTEROF CONVENIENCE\nHot and coM watef In BVOTf room.\nBteUO heated.\nA. LAPOINTE, Prop.\nTHE MADDEN HOTEL\nT. MADDEN, Prop.\nSteam-he-i.cri Rooms by tho Day,\nWeek or Month.\nEvery considera .ion shown to\nquests.\nCor. B,.ln*r anil W.ird Sis. Nil.on\n.11 1 |i|i|..N All Mill,!. r\nUllt Su vi l.niie. SI.ui\nI. l'l.ml,. II. .1 Inni\nul'\nami ii'i.k\" \"ti ..--liinnii-. Roughly\nitu.ssim. he siui.'l thin he could Bave\ntiinn i-l'i.-i-ii) lo ?U\" ii lhe cull'\nBlrueti.iu by ll-ui\". e. in. ni pin\".\nM,l, ui.nn Turner aimed th.it lhe\ncoutu .! had enough Im irmuilnn in\nI, : il... pipe eonlrui I. Tbe ad\\ Ice ul\nit . ,i -,:ii..-i- uu- guild and ahould be\nii.-i.,] upon, li ii |,i-uvi:-.i...i wis miuli\ntn the flima I\" whom Ihe contrai is\nwere nwarded Ihul the price hold\nill Muy i. Hi,- hi 'il sh mill then\nI, in- i unsi uMi- iiii ui lo work upon.\nMcCulloch Favora C.-.st Pipe\nMr. Mi i'u!!i.. h. hydraulic engineer.\nBILIOUS and\nSICK HEADACHES\nARE CAUSED BY\nCONSTIPATION\nimi.I f.\u00bbr t\nwill I..-.-.\nul Kick Iii\nin e the imism\t\nit in-,' iii lha hi I\nMnvin- Dell V.iu'll hav\ni ii month, I um wi.iki\nllll il\niile\nAlderman Tin- lhe\nnotion Hint tin' council eeeare us\nlong n te.'i.i ns ii.ksiIiI,. from Oordon\n.V Ilulviu. su ['hut Iipeclfll iilinus ull\nThe motion paeeej wlthonl n naya,\nFBCifSARMISTICE\nCAR WORRIES EM\nWar Ministry Can't Protect\nIt in Paris and Won't\nLet It Go Away\nI'AftlS, Keb. :l Tl iiilnniliii\nor - ui ii Inss in kiuia whal In d\u00ab\nnnh kin I aha I Vi ch's I u< wartliin\n.leeplng car headnnarlera in which\niii\niim.i.l ,,t Hi,' Invnlidea building\n\u25a0 ii- .1 is lust t mi: weather-\nlea The mi!, way uf nreMervlna.\nii..in lhe .l.ni.ui.. In its nrearlil\nhi - I., build n -I nr it\nHell, ral .Mi.iiuv eustnillnn nt th.\ni\nMananr'.\ndisfigured hj\nMEW GRAND HOTEL\nHI. Vernon Strict Ent.t\nly brick I I in city. Steam\nhealed; Iim nml cold water.\n-ur,.in.-in um] American nluna\nOCCIDENTAL HOTEL\nA. C. TOWNER. Proprietor\nThe Inn f plenty.\nFifty munis nf snliil comfort lll'ilTi*. Trull: VV I l'\"l\n.Ye serve Hie l.est meall ln Nelsnn\nIt'a the ...nk\nMILBURN'S\n.AXA-LIVER PILLS\ntl< ,\n\u25a0i iiiiK; W .1\n\u25a0 i n, -A .Mini..\nSAVOY HOTEL\nStl\nMi\nTim. 1.1... 's.. trom Depnt.\nmu II.:,Ink Hy I'-iv. Week \"i\nnth. Hoi nn.l. ..i.l running .. Her.\nFor Your Comfort.\nJ. A. KERR, Prop.\nMRS. MALLETTE\nii It It. Nn. 1\n' I v. us nwfullj\nMi-niliilg epulis \"hi Ii\nill.!.. I ii led different\ni 1 .. lief. 1ml s.ii.-\nI.:-,. , Pills llu- hcudachcH\nnlinn Imi.- iii--- -\"'''I-\n, - ill mi.fnl for whal\n..in- tm in.-.\"\n i linn-gluts : leal-\n ..\u25a0 l,-, Tin- T. Milburn\nI, Toronto, out.\nthe\u00b0 kootenay' hotel 'CASCARETS' 10c\nIFDI\nVernen Street Phone 6\"^\nCompletely renovated. Thirty com\nfull llll- 1 -1.\n\u25a0A Hume Im- ti\"- World ut Ue-isun.ili\nI'rlci a.\"\nBAVOV - v. II \u00abn\nwui.il: Mr nn I Mis f\nti.ut: Mu- Mu\n,1,\nH\n.N\nMis .1 Kolin, II v: u. .1 [mill\nN. iti . .M. Km,is-.ul: Van. i,\nI...ins Huh. ii, Ti null.,, A Slitl ll\nKaalo.\nSTIRLING HOTEL\n715 Vernon Street East\nSteam heated. Hot and cold water.\nWe ara here to Berva you.\nP. H. BUSH, Prop.\nNelson's Best Cafes\nWhen at Nelson. Eat at tha\nGolden Gate Cafe\nc\n'u.ihty\nAll White Help.\n\\mj\\\nT.. . :. un your\nluni.ls without\n, i ii in p Ing or\noverartlng, take\nSl.-k hi-.-ul-\nIde Irnck, where Ihe anm\nsitin.l -I ih-I.- build\nHAVE AWN OF\nUNSEATING POOLEY\nLiberals Note His Law\nFinn Advisors of Province's Hankers\nVllTl IIH**A. I.l' 21\u2014 lleplvllia In ii\nili-iuirh iv..in v.un,umei- aaaerllna\nll, il llu I.i...-mis I here, in view nl Uu\nll{..\neh-\nnil,\n.lit\n-\u2014 \u25a0 \\ .\u20141\ni-\nSHERBROOKE HOTEL\nNear C.P.R. Station.\nIt na tit Km unable lint.-a.\nH. DUNK, P'oprictor\nTHE L. 0. CAFE\n.11 Wll NP'.Ml\n'ii.iiu. Smtu \\\\ 'I'\nWc Cater to Private Pal til\nBUY ADVERTISED GOODS\nCompter, Tltett Select\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\n220 Bnkcr Street. Nekon, B.C,\nOPEN DAY AND NIGHT\n11:30 lo ?:30, Special Lnneh 3S<\n5:30 to 8:00 p.m., Supper . 30c\nPhone 154\nBRIEFLY TOLD\nk-EN'S nnd llu)a Wi ir\nAT I* pu] u I'm .-\n1\u00b0, ' .mil appeal\n! p__Bi bmm^\\\nv-\"- \"' bj-rsCLontTO\nf'jfc. Men Suited _*\nK,lllil.K.|is. were lllllikllii; nf . ndeuv\nmi* i m-iil li, II I'....hi.\n.1.11111-I- I,ml liis h-RIll lull, h.uilli--\ni.ii-iiinss i<>r lhe Bank nl I- \u25a0\nwhh li 'h il< null the nm. I inn. ill. Ml\nl'ni.h-1 st,ites his limn lor innis ha.\nrepresented llu- hank 'hut uh.it h -\nIhul lo iiu v.iih the governmenl\nSu fuf us I mn concerned, mv firm\nwill contlue In net tin- Hie hunk, uuil\nim matter wh it teea are paid, it i-\niii i nny nf thu government'* lu\nTORONTO, Feb, It. -Tlu. creation\n.1 i Canadian national export con\niiissiun. siniilui- In Ihni now in\nipi ration in New ZeuUind, is rac -\nlien,I.-.1 In a roporl of lhe s|ie. lul\nilii'ii'iiltuiul committee nt the On -\n.Uil. lev.islnl:ilc. Which ll.'hI nil -\nines in all pulls of Hi.- province, anil\niimse report wus tabled in lhe houaa\ntuita.v liv iis chairman Hr. Jamie-\nmn, .M.I..A.\nTha re i urgea. upon the ftw-\nlui nt Hi.- advlttnblltty nl taking the\nleceeeury atepa, wilh Hu- fetlerul an.l\nither provlm lal gnvrrnmenta tor tha\nuriniliK-ul' llle il|iiiil, huniil. I'uin-\n;:ht\n1'--\nli-'llluilv uiih i-eiiul-.l lu cuttle Bhlp-\nmenta, the i- po-l suvs:\n\"Tli\" committee strongly lecnni-\ninimis thn Hi., iiutui-i. government\nurge upon, the Dominion govern-\niii'iii lull .un,ill, .rati .r the in -\ntereata mnl requirements ..I Ontario\nahlppera in whatever federal policy\niiiu.i in- decided upon tu eceura n-\ndUCtlon .,1 ue, un rules\"\nDevelop Oi. ario Bocf Cattle\n'I'he repori declatea it is obviotia\nipuhlu uf\n,.iu\nllu\nfa\nexceeding lhe present export [rom the\nDominion, shim la were followed\nfrom wester itnrl i lo Knglnnd conducted l.y men cxperli n ,-,t In the\n.\u25a0utile trade, nml Hu results showed\nHim us iii.mj were unprofitable us\nihni Ontario should be able in ship\nus many Ire ..nil,- tu Kngland as\ndoes Ireland.\nThe pnlenlli \u00ab-\u25a0,- , : Ontario tu\ni in\nlu\nl;\nIm, null,mnl Me\n\\... I. Hr.Mil.vnv.\nlh., Hrlllsl ts.\nnu he f.illv ,1,.\nlisting Influence\n.-. \"Me. Sliiiiu\nllu ui i slu.-l\nu- nl,! I' On\nllle Marine; a\nil- V u\\; ninl a\n'Hi.\nla limited\nllefled ils.lt Ihni\neliiui.-ul I,i.nehm,I m\nhi Hi\" N. it ll Alluiil\nfi'ieiU'e, . ll . nn, n. [lie , nn. lusloll\nwlde-spi-end power\nufli\nMr\ni.r\nLevi I ,1 R itea Too High\n,, letiiii ul Hi, ui,mill im.nls lu\n-pull.i it,.n ns lie- In in. is' mini\nil'.'.. .-.iis Ihe report. The high\nI \"I rales lesiiim all business, nr\nus u:,i-i. -iuiiir.il Industry, and\ni Ihis slniiii|...iiil the iniliminl\nYour Spring\nCoat\nHas airivotl. They come in Poirets, Tritotines, Velours and Polos. Latest designs. Many touched\nwith Fur. Tlioy are or generous weight, and half\nor fully lined. Prices $17.50 Up to $50.00\nNEW WASH GOODS\n(Jinghams, Chanibrays, Broadcloths, in plain\ncolors and stripes; Linen Suitings, Fancy Crepes.\nA complete range to choot-e from.\nNEW DRESS GOODS\nTricotines, Poirets, Wool Crepes, Plain and Fancy\nFlannels, Heavy Tweeds in fancy patterns.\nAll Spring Sewing Accessories\nNelsonDryGoodsCo*\nLADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS\nCAPE BRETON\nIS LEFT TO\nNOVA SCOTIA\niho bovao with llu- dogfsrtfl roply\nMr, Meighen:\n\"Tins is Ills slory.\nThis is his |Mg|\nPrftlslng protection\nAll llu' nce thai better times trera a\ni .ng.\n1 n waa within a few mlnutei of\n: \\,iu ii Mr. Woodnworth'i Formal ni\n| tion for adjournment Waa itoojm\nnd the houw proceeded td otli\nWoodsworth Wants Inquiry \\\\^J.J. \u25a0n\"Z i:TZn Znyl\nhut Government Says\nIt's Provincial\nOTTAWA. I'-'\n- S.'lm.luli'il\nliualnem In lha houae today fava\nni,I, i iu lively dlacuaeton ot oon.\ndltlona in iim mining araaa of Nova\n.s'.-niia. .-.'i-uii-uiv h.ul Hn- houaa\nni\" nnil limn .1. B. W l-uni'lll. I,u-\nbor, t'.-lll. I- U'imi |if\n\u201eii-. wum ul \"in- time with Mr.\n\\V iHworth ii liis crltlcam of <*..ii-\nlltona < r tin* Cape Breton mining\nlelds. ll<- thought the time had\n\u25a0inn.' in gel down to bran larks\nmd Bee it' tin* canker un the in-\nlURtrlal I fi* oi Canada ahould hi\npermltteil tn >*.\\isi any longer. Hut\nHi.* iiroviim. of Nova Scotia\nH >.l th.- niin.'S, and dr\u00abW royal-\ntii-. from ihem ahould noi the\nii...nt I..- addreaMd rather tu tha\nn\\ in. lal government '\u25a0'\nNova Koala Gota Boyltiw\nt'ii:iiity began at henna, Mr. Hur-\ni.k added, ami the pTOV life uf\nNova Scotia was receiving jtiiH'.oud\n;t year in the way ut mining roy-\naltlea,\nI'i*. mier King pressed Iho argu-\nnienl further hy reference to lhe\nannouncement \"f Premier Arm-\nair ong lhat tho Nova Seotla g appo'itl n com-\nmWton oi Invaatlgatlon. Buch a\niiuii. y having i.tK-n decided by the\nNovn Scotia government, Premier\nKin*.' held, the federal authnr.lies\n< id i..-m ;.ssi>t tint altuatloa by\nimi interfering.\nMelzhtn Bees nu Obntaclt\nim iii.- i.Min* luni'i. Ki ii..a. Arthur\nMclghvn. ..pponiuon leader, declared\nof continuous det\u00bb\nClearThePores\nOf Impurities With\nCuticura Soap\n-Soap, Olnlnr-*,,!. T.lrum .Mr! ...rr^ti.T.\n.Mi- M nnl.iu:. rlu\nI..n. nn.l .li,i, i\nnf Hu- trouble was\n.I,-iii..i thai there\niin- Brltlah North\n.-..ni tlm federal\nUl inin, is nnil slu.\u2022I\n.. u ui niiu-iiil org-\ni*hi mica ns Ihu\nunit i< ill u aharp\nmi .Mi- Murduc't,\n-il Hun Mr JIu\nwith aworda, b\nillllhl'l US, llu 111\nThi I II imssi .1\nProter-'ion Sunj\nAndrew UcMaatar, Bronu\n\u25a0 tin, Mlb tT't HOT f.GMMSl \"IHt\n\/ LNvl VO\u00ab Mt \\0 VltNR CQMQCtSS\n(,iM\".\\.\\5'b .j\\: Ik C'vI.UV'l,0\\^ COV.U-.ft.-\n\"11.-\\ \\ i-Til-U *1RM T.0 VH-XS^ UVKt\nfi I ill IHtlJlM-1 \u2022 vWi VS HO~V k\nbMUMs-. iJCllkftt>\\NCl v'OViSi - ^VlV**t VM vVlt\nCM*-.? 110,000* tv -ItM-l- Tut UAUt)*t^\n1^ ^V-VVV.WV' V-lHH CWOVCE V\\^M\"Cl*5\nVROM PVV O-o^-S. T>.^ VIOUU3 - l^OW IT\nVlNt-.V; \"TO RtKSOM TW-LN V*IO*J\\.*0 NTT\nt>?ttTt.\\> ~niUR Ct>t.T OVCVX) Cll\\_HTtV^\nMCiVUVH*) ^V)*V\n^NMVI Tvb*3vT*3\nUWL Hf-M ftMti\nttjCiS-i\n\u2022 SHV-tt Swn<*\nHanded\nGrip Feels Like\nReal Business\nIts 25-Ycar Point\nHas a Smooth Speedy Gait\nRIGHT from thn moment\nthis Over-size barrel nestles in your fniKcra. your hand\nsenna to know lhat here is a pen\nthai stnyswhpn1 it's put, A size\nlli.it hoMss.i extra supply of ink\nlo tide yon over. A point lhat\nup i;iinrantc( for 25 years'wear.\na ImnJiunt pi mo own, hut not\nnn rusy ptn taioBf. For it rt lilm-k-\nMmd lucgitcr-rrd i-ok.r Still nut.\n' Dt.ii\"t forurt vour Duofold!\"it yftu\notii rttolcuvc without pickinc imp.\n\u00bb0ld by StatHinrrv, Jewrlrv.\nl>m& and Drririmrtiit Stores\nTha P.irtier Fountain Pen Co., Limited\nl-'nitory and Grnrrnl OfficfB\nloionlo, t>n(-irio\nrarltrr Dunfoh! Pe-nctt*\nI; mmtek thr pan, $j,5.i; Ovrr-xi***. U\nVarkmts.\ni*Jiitmvr*M \\my\nI hiofold |r. S . Udy Duofold Si\nnc cxicpr lor u\/r' Wiih tin* for (.hiurUme\n\u25a0m.\n--.-\n\u25a0MMMMBMMHHHBMI\n \u00bb\n\u00a301\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY \u00bb, 1925\nPage Threfc\n'ROAD TO LOVE'\n\u2022 By ELENORE MEUERIN\nCirAPTKR III.\nTHE ROULEVS\nThere whs no (jiieenlc to shield\nhim now Even Sid wns gone. Denny threw one swift glance nt Aunt\n.fosie'-s lumlipriiig figure dashing to\nthe gas meter. As he ran, Prince\nJerry harked. That ruined the only\nchance. For Aunt Josie heard and\nhurried.\n\"Denny, come here!\" She reached\nout nnd caught his arm. Ho hung\nhis head, hut that didn't repel Aunt\nJosie. She leaned down and pressed\ntho coarse lips, that always smelted\nof cahhages on his. He shivered.\n\"Come in and he quick, Denny,\nThere's not much time. Come along!\"\nDenny didn't hudge.\n\"Don't stand there like a little\nstone, Denny. Havo you lost your\ntongue? Ain't you glad to go with\nyour aunt and your little sister?\"\nDenny's chin douhled: \"Xo, I\nain't.\"\n\"Shame, Denny. That's not a nice\nthing to pay. Hurry now!\"\nSo Denny niarchrd in and stood\nwith hreaklng heart as his shirts,\nha few ties, stockings and overalls\n\u2022were folded and placed in the straw\nhamper. Aunt Josie, her bulky figure seeming to bulge over the whole\nroom, talked incessantly.\n\"You ought to be thankful yonr\nA BAD COLD\nDEVELOPED INTO\nBRONCHITIS\nMrs.' T.evl ORilnn, Amherst Mlinre,\nN.K., writes: \"My Iml.y girl had 0\nvery bad uuhl which turned lo bron-\nChlil.i, llll'l she unlihl lint sleep lit\nnight for tlm roughing. 1 gave Imr\nover.vtliinl*- I umil.1 think o( In !\u2022*-\nHove her, but nothlag suenmil in do\nImr tiny good, nml slm wus lint ttel-\ntlnfr nny batter. I wns advleed, hy\na frienri, to try\nDR. WOODS\nNORWAY PINE SYRUP\n\"I did io, and after -giving her n\nfew doses \\ saw g.'ud etfePtB, so I\nkept nn wilh il. 1 Bftve hot two\nbottles, and her cough won lefl In-r.\nnnd now sli.1 is as well as can 1>\".\neann.ii pralM 'Dr. Wood's' e\u00bb*aifh;\nt is certainty a wonderful raertlelne,\".\nThis preparatinn liafl bwn oil ilie\nmarket for the pasi :!*'. years; tinmi-\nfaftured only hy The T. Milburn Co.,\nLimited, Toronto, Out.\nitprle said you could come. Don't go\nmaking trouble. Cawd knows we've\nhad,our share of that. Gawd knows\nyour own father don't bother his\nhead. Just remember that, Denny,\neven if your uncle ain't the gentlest\nman in the World. \u25a0 He's doing more\nthan I expected, what with three of\nhis own let alone feeding you and\nKaty.\"\nDenny, his voice breaking, blurted out: \"I ain't goin'!\"\nAunt Jpsie sighed wearily, looked\nreproof at Denny. His courage\nfell.\n\"Leastwise I better stay here.\nAunt Josie. Sid's coming hack. He\ntold me he was. Sid'll ho awful\ndisappointed if I ain't here. He\ntole me to stay.\"\n'Oh, he did, did he? WttI, don't\nworry none about that. Come nl-nng\nnow, Denny.\" She sent a roving\nglance over the disordered room,\ntook his hand between her grubby\npalms. \"Got all your things, now?\"\nBut there was the piece of coral\non the top shelf of Ihe sideboard,\nhis sling shot and magnifying glass\nn the kitchen drawer nnd the tool\nchest Queenie gave him the day\nafter lie came running back to\nher and home. Aunt Josie followed\nhim, and at lam even Denny could\nfind no more excuses.\n\"Hurry now and don't drag your\nfeel.\" r?he cautioned.\nAt the steps 1'iince Jerry bounded\nto Denny's sido.\n\"Come awn, Jerry. We're goin'!\"\nIt was a despondent order that\nbrought Aunt Josie to a stiff halt.\n'What! You ain't planning tu\nbring the cur along?\"\n\"l'rincc?\" Denny\nverge of tears asain.\na cur!\"\n\"He can't coine!\"\npanted.\n\"Vim mean I golta\nI-'or answer Aunt\ntho dns bo\nflown the\nwas on the\n\"I'rfnce ain't\nAunt Josie\nleave Jerry?\"\nJosie pushed\nit wan half shoved\nDenny's heart\nGirls! Hair Grows\nThick and Beautiful\n35-Cent \" Danderine\" Does\nWonders for Lifeless,\nNeglected Hair\nA gleamy mass\nof luxuriant hair\nfull of gloss,\nlustre nnd life\nshortly follows a\ngenuine toning\nti]) of neglected\nscal[.s with dependable \" Danderine.\"\nFalling hnlr.\nItching sralp and\ntin- dandruff is\ncorrected immediately. Th in,\nIry, wispy or fading hair Is quickly\nnvigor-ited, taking on new strength\n\u2022olor nnd youthful beauty. \"Dan-\nlerine\" is delightful on tbe hair; a\n\u2022efre.shing, stimulating tonic \u2014 not\naicky or greasy! Any drug store\n_^f\nShe made herself and her friends\nmiserable. A few drops of Shiloh\nwould have relieved her cough at\nonce. Shiloh in Bufe flure and\neconomical. At your druggist,\n30c, 60fl and $1.20.\nSHILOR\nr for\nCOUGHS\nUse Celery King\na gentle laxativc'Tea\"\nand tonic for the family\nAt your druqgitt 30c and 60c\nINDIGESTION!!!\nUPSET STOMACH\nGAS, GAS, GAS\nChew a few Pleasant Tablets,\nInstant Stomach Relief!\nInnabt taoat from poorness, gases\n>r acidity *'f stomach; from Indiges-\nlinn, flatulence, palpitaiion, headache\nor any stomach distress.\nThe moment you chew a few\n\"Papc's Diapcpsln\" tahlets your stom-\nneh feels fine. Correct your digestion for a few cents. Pleasant!\nHarmless! Any drug store.\nbounded to his throat\n\"Don't you hurt him! Tome nwn,\nJerry.\" lie Looked to ihe bulky\nwoman aad lis lips ipiivcred. \"I\ncon I.In'i l.-ave him. Aunt Jusie,\nplease. I tell vou and tell vou and\nttffl you\u2014 please.\"\n\"Come along then. Cawd know's\nuncle wun'L have It. It'll mean\nhiding It iu the bascmeni and no\nend of trouble.\"\nBut l'rincc Jerry went along. Katy\nand bis cousin, Lizzie were just\ncoming home for lunch as they\nreached the house. h'aiy's cloudless blue eyes danced, hut she lowered her head shyly say: ng in a\nli.^iant, polite way; \"I,o, Denny.\"\nThen she ran up and whispered excitedly; \"Oooh! You'll ketch it if\nI'nele Matt sees Prince!\"\nDenny pulled bo hard at the\nstrap that Prince Jerry yelped. His\nyoung master turned with a gulp:\n\"Shut up, I'rince, I tell you shut\nup! Kin 1 help it?\"\nThat first night of his return to\nhis uncle's house Denny never forgot.\nIn Qtteenie's flat even the kitchen\n\u2022.molt nice. At night after Sid fried\nthe steak she us.I to light littlo\ncones of incense to make it \"sweet\nand fantastic.\" That's what she\noften said.\nHut Aunt Josle's kitchen was a\nhubditb of odors\u2014the soup boiling over or tbe potatoes burning,\nthe meat smoking and the everlasting hangover smell of cabbage. Tbe\nloom was canopied in murk\nIn one corner was the granite\nsink with a closet for tbe pois and\npans built underneath. Next to the\nsink was the stove and in the opposite corner a battered sewing\nmachine. The table, always covered with a tpattered brown and\nwhite doth was set near the stove\nso that Aunt Josie could reach over\nand bring the blackened pans right\nto tbe table. Denny hate I to .ve\nher do this.\nHe sat between his t.BtOt, Kulie,\nand his crtusin. Lizzie. -Vex** to them\nwas the baby in a high chair and\nopposite was the oldest of Matt Dor-\nley's children\u2014Violet.\nViolet Was 16. She wore her hair\nturned tinder, w.lh a. great taffeta\nbow that was a source of delight\nand annoyance, for she was const,-m Ily spreading it out wilh vain,\ns. If-conscious little touches. as\nthough to say, \"Sec what a pretty\nthing I am!\"\nPretty and dainty, she was but\na pathetic uncertainty In the winsome chin the eyes overlarge and\ntar too eager, the curved mouth,\nthat was at once childish and willful. One could look ut Violet and\nfeel nad.\nShe was at that age whrn she\nliked to imagine herself fine and\nbeautiful. Matt Borley's kitchen\ncontinually in.crruplnd her airy\nfancies.\nJust now\" she came over and\nkissed Denny, doing it very fML-\nclously, as though she were a\nprince, and Denny liked her and\nlooked up to her.\nAunt Josie, puffing a great deal\nevidently in a state of suppressed\nexcitement served the meat. She\nkept looking toward tbe door and\nrepeating. \"Hurry children\u2014hurry.\"\n\"Ma,\" Violet frowned in disdain,\n\"do we have to choke down our\nfood?\"\n\"Violet,\" Aunt Josie pleaded, \"you\nknow better.\"\n\"I'm getting sick of it, ma' I'll\nnot stand It!\"\n\"Voe!\" Then suddenly. \"Hush!\"\nTbe door was flung open. I'nele\nMatt came in. A troubled, un\neasy silence. The bulking form\nwith Its undershot jaw clinched,\nits little pig eyes gleaming, stood\niu tlm center of the room sneering at Aunt Josle's red, anxious\nface.\n\"Vou wnild do it wouldn't you?\nHad to fetch tbe brat? Couldn't\nrest till you got him, fool that you\ning back. for...me. .He told me to\nwait. He jgt\\ve me $2 told me he\nwas coming.\"\n'\"He did, did he? Two dollars,\neh? Where are they-?'' -\nDenny breathed fast, winked harder, but he didn't answer. The massive finger pressed his chin. \"Where\nare they.\"\nAgain came Katy'a warning kick,\n\"I got 'em,\" Denny answered.\n\"You got 'em, have you? Let's\nhnve a look.\" The hand caught\nDenny hy the shoulder, brought\nhim to his feet. \"Now, my fine\nmillionaire!\"'\nThe second thrust Into Denny's\npocket brought out Sid's parting gift.\nMatt laughed.\n\"That pays for your dinner, brat!\"\nDenny shut his eyes, quick,\ndoubled his lips together and as\nMatt. Horley strode from the room,\nhe shook both fists after him. Katy\nstuck out her tongue as far as it\nwould go.\n\u25a0 \"Mamma!\" Lizzie yelled. \"Katy\nstuck out he tongue nt papa. She\nmade a face,\"\n\"Shut-up, you little' tattle-tale?\"\nViolet's pretty face was white and\nall the curves gone from the willful mouth. Hhe turned indignantly\nto her mother. \"It's a shame, ma.\nI'd not stand for It.\" Then she got\ntip in disgust and left the room.\nAunt Josie Jabbed a comb into her\ncoarsened hair, scraped bones and\nmeat into a newspaper and let\nDenny lake them down to Prince.\nAs soon as he reached the basement where it was dark, Denny began to cry. He put his arms around\nDrince Jerry and let hlm lick the\ntears away.\nIt seemed a year since yesterday;\nyears and years since Queenie hail\nknelt at his bed whispering gay liltle stories in his ear. Denny thought\nof that moving light across her red\nlips. He grew frightened and went\ndashing up the stairs.\nThat n'ght he lay in a. littlo eiio\nnext to Katy's, his eyes peering into\nthe darkness. There waa it step\u2014,t\nslim forth leaning over him. Denny\nshook from head to fooi: \"Queenie\n\u2014mamma ?\"\n\"Denny.\" It Was only Violet. She\npressed a dime into his hand, \"Don't\nyou care, Denny. Sid's sure to\ncome.\" * ,\n\"I know,\" Denny gulped. \"He tole\nme be would.\"\nDenny believed it. Kvery morning he woke up thinking: \"He'll\ncome today.\" Kvery nigtu he went\nto \u25a0sleep hoping: \"He'll come tomorrow\" He'd run home from school,\nsaying to himself: \"Maybe\nthere. (lee. I bet ho is!\"\nHut thero was no Sid.\nWEBSTER PEN AT\nTOP OF CONTEST\nDominion Experimental\nFarm Still at Top for\nTotals\nTwo pens whieh hitherto have not\nfigured in the hinh totals for either\nweek or grand totals in tbe Agassiz\negg-laying contest, are at the top for\nthe highest number of eggs laid\nduring the Wth week of the contest. These are the pens belonging to J. T. Webster, Iiobson, with\n\">:> eggs, and H. A. White, Loch-\ndale, with Hi However, Mr. Webster's grand totals is only 387, and\nMr. White's 50ft. while the highest\npens are in the \"00 class.\nThe Dominion experimental farm,\nAgassiz, non-competing, still heads\nthe list for grand totals with tn\neggs, and comes fourth for the week\nwilh tt, Mufford & Sons, Milner.\nand the I'nity poultry farm, Vernon,\narc second for totals with 70S, hut\nneither come among the first five\nfor the week. The Dolivar White\nLeghorn farm is third for totals, I\nlow for the week. Tozer, Milner, is\nthird for the week with r.o ej;\u00a3s, and\nCrahame, I^'ingelv Prairie, tilth with\n\u25a0lfi.\nand address.\nWhite Leghorn\nDom. Kxp. Farm,\nAgassiz \t\nPennie, A., County\nLino\t\nBolivar w. L. Farm\nCloverdale \t\nIh.yes Pros., Dewdney\nBrpwn, Ruth, Pitt\nMeadows \t\nChalmers, J., Ilnnev ,\nChalmers, it. W.,\nThrums \t\nDarbey & Son. Hammond \t\nFarrlngton Bros., Central P ...,\nriowerdew, K. B\u201e\nCogblan\t\nOration*, K. IL, Lang!\nDrairio \t\nHoman & Tvemlow,\nCoghlan \t\nKennedy Bros., Westminster \t\nHid's I -Stoch, William, t'aiv.\n\u25a0ton \u25a0-...\n| Metcalfe C, P.. Ham-\nWk.\n4*\nDOCTOR ARTHUR\nREPORTS UPON\nMILK\nStables of Alleged Milk\nSellers Inspected; Matter\nReferred to Solicitor\n3.1\n11\n44\n112\nA month passed\u2014two, tliri'i'. One niiinil \t\nSaturday ho wai playing hop-Scotch Kuflord, .1. li.. & Son.-\nwith Katy ami Lizzie. The postman Milner\t\neniieil out: \"Package fnr yon,, Ruln.-'a I', Farm, Bur-\nDenny!\" 1 n* c\t\nDenny wns nil chucklea when he|R*W>p4 Bendall, Sper\nnaw that tlourlahlng \"Muster Den- Iim. \t\nmini Brooka.\" His heart Jumped with! Ruttledie, M. 11..\nITI\nB4S\n457\n371)\n,'!7il\n.-,11\n337\n540\n441'\n111\n70S\n4S'l\nThe protest rniseil hy loenl mill,\ndealers ngu'lnat alleged sulci uC milk In\nthe city hy persons not having a\ndealer's llrenee waa again hefore the\neity council last night, when a report was made hy Dr. K. C. Arthur,\ncity meilienl health officer. The\nmatter, after thorough discussion, was\nreferred to the city solicitor.\nlir. Arthur, ln his report, pointed\nout that he h.n.l visile.1 the various\nperons complained of and in some\ninstances had found thai a milk sale\nwas heing nia.te in the city hy\npersons witholil licences. Some persons outside the cily had stuhlcs\nwhich did not come up to the l.v-\nluws.\nline Interesting point wns thut\nbrought up hy Dr. Arthur, who stated\nthat Adam L'ruicksliaiik, uf Willow\nl'oint, did not peddle milk in th.'\ncity. He wns an expressman or common carter, who braught milk to the\ncity for persons who hired him to do\nso. This*- wus matter of law ami the\ndoctor recommended that the iiu\nsolicitor deal with the QUftatlon.\nCan City Stop PracUce\nllil'lnimi I'.errington could nut\nI any way in which lho .ity could\nsop the milk delivered in Ihe elty\nhy a er.iumun carrier, It was, however, uiiiuir io tiie mllkdealera.\nAlderman .\\nsiin -It 1 was a milk\ndealer I'd he d \u2014 il I'd pay a\n\u25a0ence when othera did not.\nIn referring tn tiie Curlew Creani-\ny selling milk, Alderman Austin\nstaled that this concern wus operated\nIhe same as tl her wholesale\npeddlers in the city. Tlicv were all\npeddlers and should have a I:\nlicence.\nAlderman Berrington\u2014Whe\nyou get your iiifonnutioir.'\nAlderman Austin\u2014-l oaii I\nwholesale rigs slop und delive\nlittle papkagea, I t Id tike\nmy arm and deliver.\nDoctor's Report\nDr. V.. C. Ainu's report ,\nvarious cases he hud looked ii\nas follows:\nA. Crulckshank\u2014Whether or mu\nMr. rrniekslinuk hns a right to de-\nliver milk for his patrons in a legal\npoint which I am not competent to\nbylaw\nfloor, i\nHe cla\nliver any milk excepting in whole- I present. He sells Iwo quart! of milk\naale lots, which he claims he is en-'| daily. The slnl.le has u . emciu floor\ntilled to do under his wholesale I but no gutter. It is well lighted, >ul\nlicence. Sometimes people come lolls unsufficiently ventilated. A horse\nthe creamery for milk and cream by I Is kept In the same' conipaniiient.\nretail bringing their own containers, j which Is contrary lo bylaw 5W.\nW. 11. Mclnoezuk.-IIo bus one cow. I 1*. H. Wools -Hns good Mali for\nHis stable does not in all partial- <\"\u2022'' \u00ab\u2022\u2022*\u25a0 \"\">\"\"' \"' covered \".\"\n' \u25a0\u25a0 -mply with the requirement* of i \u25a0\u25a0'\"\"\"'\u00bb Knttcr anil drain. Ucll\n!r.n! lighted and aiifficieiulv ventilated. No\niw ln stable when place visited.\nMr. Doyle \u2014 Has one -cow, but sells\n, ,. .. milk. Stable run np to bylaw\nMessrs, A. Kerush and K. I'leters\u2014 ,,,,, u|1.0||U.nH\nI have previously recommended that j , Minnie\u2014Keeps on w. sells no\nthese persons rc-civo licences. | mj,k 8ta|u# |n Wi.s| Tmn_\u201e dra\u201e\nStable in Good Shape ( and well lighted,\nMrs. A. Collin\u2014She slates she does I The stables of W. Latin, C\/ l\".\nnot deliver milk within the cily ! Loehnert. I.. Ste,Hie, F. Rappelay and\nlimits. Her stulde is of stone with a j J, Mui'nro ure outside of tbe city\ncement floor and gutter. She has a | llmlta, anil ibe city is not concerned\ngood dairy with cement floor and as lo the condition of these stables.\ncooling tank, ! If 'he Nelson dairymen have evidence\nW. II. .I.ffs\u2014He delivers no milk ' Hint any of thea V selling milk in\nWithin the city. He has a good stable, the cily, such evidence should be\nand cement floor and gutter. The given the cily, ninl if sufficient, the\ngutter is. however, too smnll. city should prosecute lhe offenders\nJames Niven\u2014He has two cows at 1 upon thai evidence.\n\u2022II, hut bus a tight\nul is clean and well kepi. I '\nlis he docs not sell milk.\n*7\ntriumph\u2014i real message fr\nBid!\nI'ven whin lie was a man urown\nDenny counted (Itat day the most\nlra>;:c of liis life.\n(To Be Continued.)\nMARGARETLEARD TO\nBROADCAST SOLOS\nColeman Will Play and Sing:\nfor Local Club's Radio\nConcert\nWhen the Ktlaon Radio club\nhroa-icRstH iis weekly program from\nils Ma Li. in on Nelaon avenue, l-'air-\nv'ew, anions Ilie performers will be\nMiss Marcarat Leard, ami Mill Coleman. A loral iii'cht'slra will nlso\ngive Bslactl-oni. The program to bo\nKiven tonight is:\nnrchefcra\u2014\"June Night,\" \"Bock A\n]!>\u25a0\u25a0> My Baby nines.\"\nBanjo and vocal selections\u2014Tilll\nColeman, \"My Honolulu Hula\n(Jilt.\"\nOrchestra\u2014\"Sa Ilv I.on.\" *'K;ss Mc\nGoodnight,\" \"Hard Hearted Hannah.\"\nVo<*ai peicetinns\u2014Margaret Leard,\n\"Homing. rhtreea Dei Blego,\"\n\"Friend o' Mine\" (Sanderson).\nOrchestra\u2014\"The Only Night,\" \"Mem-\nDry Lane.\"\nDuet\u2014HArgaret Laud and BUI\nColeman, \"The Kosnry.\"\nOrchestra\u2014\"The l'al That I Loved\nStole the gum Attn\nthe tcetlt iliul act*\nas a mild anli-\nsrpllc in tin-\nmouth\nA prominent physician urges its\nuse after each\nmeal to keep the\nteeth free from\n*!ecay\nBrooder\nCoal\nAtillir.-i\nAnthra\nliis.\nilo Nut, Ion\nBriquettes, p\nhnve\nor thi\n\u25a0 s.-.o\/\n' Vl.75\n825.00\nr aaek, 100\nsi.r.o\nn Ifmlte-ti\noil hnlid,\n_ Phone 33\nWest Transfer Co.\n\"After Every Meal\"\nWRIGLEYS\nDIFFERENT\nFLAVORS\nSameHiQh Quality\nSZ^ZP\nSMssii\nSuccess fo\ntheffeaflhu\nIN these days of keen competition\nin business and sport\u2014success is\nto the healthy. In all parts of the\nglobe tens of thousands of men and\nwomen look to ENO's to keep them\nfit and vigorous. For ENO's \" Fruit\nSalt \" is the world's greatest health-\ndrink. ENO's is pleasant, effervescing, refreshing. It stimulates the\ndigestive and other organs of the\nbody to gentle natural action, toning\nup the whole system and imparting\na vigorous sense of well-being.\nIf you would be fit for business\u2014keen\nfor sport\u2014happy and successful, you\nwill drink a dash of ENO's each\nmorning in a glass of water.\nDRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE SELL\nr.XO's fmCmutip*.\ntiui, Inilinestion.\nl\/,attlnini. AVi\/'otii-\nness, ImlHtif tliiiod.\nlltfnr\\ io,:. l-'tiillng\nfi^i'iti'.p. i.ivti lh,-\non*Ti,St*fptUBHU,\nRheumatic CmHh\ntons.\nENO'S\nTRUIT\nSALT\"\nMM Tttprt 14nlativei for .\"V.rfJ Amirka\nHarold F. F.ihhi?& Co.Jjd. wis MiCaul St, Toronto\nVrrpaml otily by J. C. lino, Ltd., London Engtand,\n9)3\n'Fruit ?Jt,'\u00bbrJF\\0,\n!.iM nUnnti thf SOmrBfB \u25a0\nre-filleted tnJe nirk*.\n**s$m\n ' Tage Four\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25,\" 1925\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nPublished every mornlm? except Bun-\nday by The News Publishing company,\nlimited. Nelson, B.C.\nBusiness lettera should be addressed\nand chocks nnd mnnev orders made\npayable to The News Publishing; company, limited, and In no esse to individual members of the staff\nAdvertising rnto cards and ABC.\nstatements of circulation ma.led on\nrequest, or may be seen at the office\nof any arlvortislng ngenev recognized\nby the Canadian I'ress association.\nSUBSCRIPTION ItATFS\nBy mall (eountry(, per month...I :f-i\nPer year a \u201e\u201e\nBy mall fcttyl, per year 13 On\nOut.slde Canada, per month 75\nPer year 7'r,0\nDelivered, per week \u201e5\np\" year _\"m\ni livable in Ads'ance\nMember Anrtu Bureau of Circulation\n(VBDNKSIUY, FE\nDART II, pi\nExtravagance Continues at\nOttawa\nEstimates for the fiscal year\nending March .11, 1926, tallied\nin parliament last week, show\nnot a glimmer of government\neconomy. True, they are $6,933,-\n279 below the estimates of last\nyear, but of this more than\n$5,000,000 is made up bv decreased interest on the national\ndebt and reduced expenditures\nfor soldier land settlement and\ndisestablishment \u2014 economies\nthat could not be helped.\nIn no fewer than seven\nbranches of administration expenditure has been actuallv\nheightened, and where reductions are made they are but as\na drop in the bucket.\nThe mental processes of the\nministry baffle comprehension.\nThus, with revenue $60,000,000\nbelow last year\u2014a fact which\nin itself makes Mr. King's professions of prosperity ridiculous\n\u2014ministers have gone on spending money as though taxes were\ninexhaustible. The Ottawa\nJournal estimates that an increase of from 60 to 80 millions\nin the national debt is a practical certainty for the year.\nAnd the lupplementariei\u2014always sinister on an election\nyear\u2014plus compensation for\nHome bank depositors, are still\nto come.\nWembley Again\nCanada will again be in the\nfull and profitable light of Empire publicity by reason of its\ndisplay at Wembley repeating\nnext summer. Definite announcement has been made that\nthe Dominion government will\ncontinue participation in the\ngreat all-British fair, and on a\nscale that will lie as notice-\ncompelling as last year. For\na time there was some uncertainty as to whether or not this\nand other dominions would\nagain be represented at Wembley, but it. is satisfactory tn\nknow that all have now decided\nto cooperate again,, in similar\nor even more effective ways.\nThere can be no doubt that\nit is worth while for Canada to\nbe thus represented at the great\nBritish Empire exhibition. It\nis not always possible to trace\nresults from such an undertaking, but results there certainly\nhave been and will lie, for missionary publicity of this sort\nbears fruit not in a single year\nalone but through many years.\nThe favorable attention given\nthe Canadian displays last summer will mean more people and\nmoney for the Dominion over,\nperhaps, a long period, and a\nsecond exhibit will clinch the\nargument still more securely.\nIt may be taken for granted\nthat better provisions will lie\nmade for attracting visitors to\nWembley. That is part of the\narrangements that must be left\nto the boards or committees in\ncharge, but the Canadian government might quite properly\nbe consulted on this as on other\npoints. The attendance last\nyear was somewhat disappointing, and not as many people\nsaw the round-the-Empire exhibits as had been hoped for.\nIt will be to Canada's advantage\nin this second fair year to see\nthat, in one way or another,\nthe attractions of Wembley are\nmade known to the farthest\nbounds of the British Isles and\nthe Empire itself.\nEfficient ,_r\nb\u00bbwe\/re$piP\nBY Lourti.A.KlnKmttn\nBOMB cnoi> hot BRKAD8\nTOMORROWS MENU\nBreakfast\nRtew* T.i.'lHl\nCuffee\nLuncheon\nTakfd EQn-Corn Dish\nWlinle Wheat liiCinl\nLtttUC* l-Hlnv.-r prOBM\nToo\nDinner\nCk'-n* Soup I,;unb Rissoles\nBaked PoUtoM Wtiu.'^h\nLettUC-B PY-p-ncb Dressing\nCottftfft PtlddlBB Coffee\nCorn Rolll\u2014Sift Ingether nne nnd\none-fnurth etuis (if bread flour, three-\nfourths of si cup of yellow cornmeal,\nfour tttapooni of bftktag powder,\none-half teanpoon of salt an.l one\ntablespoon of gnimihtteri s.igar. Inlo\nthis rub two lal .It-spoon of batter,\nwilh ihe (Infer tips. Add one beaten\nBBBJ in one-half enp ot sweel milk\nand turn tins mixture inln Uie dry\nIngredient*. It. will make a soft\ndough lh;it ean be easily handled.\nTurn lhe dough out onio a floured\nboatrl and roll to one-half Inch in\nthickness. Cui Willi a l.iseuit. nutter.\npu! a bil of butter in the cenler of\neach round, nnd fold Opposite edges\nto meet center, Brush tope with\n\u25a0wee) milk ami bake in a h..i oven\nlor 19 inlnules.\nCream of Tartar Blacnlta\u2014Melt twn\ntableapoani of butter and add to ii\nom* eup of sw.-.-i milk. Sifl together two and one-half cup uf bread\nHour, .me teas) n of eoda, two\nleasponn of t-ieam of tarler and one-\nhalf teaspoon of sail. Add tile li'plid\ntu this dry mixture, ami a little\nmore flour (if ne.essary) to make B\ndough Miff enough to mil out. Roll\nto one-half ineh in thlekncs* and eiit\nin rounds wlih a biscuit cutter, Bake\nIn a hot oven for 20 minutes.\nWhole Wheat Mufllns\u2014Cut Into n\nbowl one-ciyhth of I cup of granulated sugar, one unbeaten egg-yolk\nand one cup of sweet milk; heat all\ntogether, then add one-half cup <\u00bbf\nwhile bread Hour mixed and sifted\nwith two teaspoons of baking pow-\ndi f. Also add one enp of whole\nwheat flour, two tablespoons of\nmelted butter, gnd fold In one egg-\nwhite stiffly beaten. Turn all Into a\ngreased muffin pan nnd hake for 2.\">\nminutes in a hot oven.\nQuick Raisin Bread\u2014Silt together\nfour cups of bread flour, four teaspoons of baking powder, one-half\nteaspoon of salt and one eup of\ngranulated sugar; add two nips of\nsweet milk mixed with two beaten\negg*. Then itlr in one OUP of seedless raisins tor one cup oi walnul\nipeats chopped, if preferred) and let\nstand for Iiu mi nines. Make in a\nmoderate oven for 3f> minutes, in two\ngreased loaf-cake pans. (Repealed\nat the request of Mrs. V. 11.)\nAu \"('il Finish\" on\nomorrow \u2014\nw.\nAll InqiilrUes n.Wr-w.1 to Ml\"\nKirkman in ShargS of \"Kffle.ent\nHiHisf-kpephm\" department will lie an-\n\u25a0wared iti iliese columns In their turn\nThis reipiires considerable time, however, owing to the ureiit nam tier re-\neel ved. Ho. if a personal or tpdeker\nreply is desired, a stumped nnd self-\nladdreSfled envelope must he mr-lnsed\n! with the question. lie sure to use your\nfull iiaiin*, street number, and the\nnaino of yoUT city and provinee.\nTill-: EDITOR\nCROSS-WORD PUZZLE\n1\nj.\n3\n'+\n> H5\nlb [ \u25a0>'\nti\n9\nID\nII\n12.\n3\n\\ H'1*\n15 1\nlb\n17\nBiB I\nIV\n(\u25a010\ns\nil\n2X\nli\nMm lis I\n_\\\ni<.\n17\nB\nn^H\n30\n31\nn\n1 | 1\u00bbIB \u25a0\n3)\n5T\n$\n\u2022_\nBS |i\n3b\nj;\nia\n;s\nHO\nti 1 i.i |\n1*1\n43\n4*T\n'ib j fa 1\nne\n'iV\nso\n51\n\u25a0u\ni\n53\nbt\n54\ni _i'jb' |\n5b\n57\n:>e\ni9\ni HfaO\ng\n**\nbl\n1,5.\nBtH 1\n\u25a0\n,\nV\u2014\ni\njTMt\nlaic\nKNAI\nONAL\ni.i*e\nCATt\ntEJat\nof\ngout*\n'Amateurs* Give a\n'Finished' Show\nat Willow Point\nBy Jama W. Barton. MJX.\n'Sweetening1 the Stomach\nand Intestine\n(Registered in neeonlam-e wilh the\nOpyright act).\nYmi hear a fTttt d-al these days\nabout aridity, arid slomaeh, hyperacidity, all meaning the maufaeture\nof too much of the add Julos which\ndigests the food in lhe stomach.\nThere is no .piostion but that too\nmuch meat, e^Ks, and fruits, (not\nusually rips fruit), all have a tendency to cause this extra acidity, and\ncause Whal i*** known as acid Indigestion.\nAccordingly in an endeavor to pre-\nvenl ihis eomlilion. ymi may decide lo eat a great quantity of\nbread, ami find tha! you are not\nany better, perhaps even worse.\nYou see lhe acid condition of your\nstomach has persisted for such a\nlong time, that the stomach has got\nthe habit of manufacturing an excessive quantity. Thus, when you eat\nbread and it arrives In lhe stomach.\nthis tremendous quantity of acid\njuice immediately pounces upon It.\nWhat happens then?\nWhy the action, the alkaline action\noT vour saliva or mouth juice, which\nhas been aeling on this bread food, is\noverwhelmed and

ils work entirely,\ninstead of completing its work of\nstarch digestion.\nWhat does tins mean?\nThat this undigested starch actually\nStagnates In the stomach, nnd becomes really nn ii*Vitant of Ihe stomach lining, and so more and more\nstomach jufoe Is miiiuifuotnd.-r, causing an wren greater acidity of the\nstomach.\nWhat is my suggestion?\nThai bread Is all rtghl in this condition if eaten properly, that is that\nthe slices should be thin, should be\nbaked or toasted dry, with very little\nbutler on them.\nThe next Important thing is to\nchew il well. It should be chewed and\nchewed in ihis dry stale, without\ntlqU-tds, so that the saliva can gel\nwell mixed up wilh Ihe very small\nparticles into which th,- food is divided by ihis extra amount of chewing. This permit! digestion ol the\nstarches lo begin ii*-.!)! where il\nshould begliy iii..i is in iii.* month.\nRemember, then, lhal bread can cause\nacidity it eaten tno rapidly, and Ihere-\nfore, your excessive aridity is noi\nnecessarily dun to meats cereals and\nraw fruits.\nAXSWr.R TO YI.ST1 HOWS\nTUOSS WOUI) 1TZZLF\n0\n\u00ab\nf-\nyOfJo\nMi|a\nII\nI-'\n-\u25a0\nE\nri\nauTMu\npW1jt\nE\nA\nL\n1\nC\n0\nngpTii.\nt|s1t\nIk\nP\nE\n0\nA.\nH\nku |t-B\"SMi.|i\nT\nE\nP\nMm Me HcolnlLHLn^n\na BUB \u25a1 QUO c\nIIE-B ***\u25a0*.!-' r^g\n' * 1 ' 1\"-* 1\nO E RBc(o]l-[oyog\nEr cl\n2jS_\\f [iSSlD \u25a02JA ilMU\nafomi HpTQEp-M h S|2jB\n0\nop\n' '- H 1 |G |M\no\nH\nE\nL\nON\nlByJa\nwU-Be;\nM\n1\nU\nU\ns u\np [vgw\nc SBjfJ0-\nL\nL|N\nc\nc|t\n5Hw|t:\ncRSl\nY\nL7*rhJ\nSUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSS-WORD PUZZLES\nStart out by filling in the woHs ol which you feel reasonably\nsure These will give you a clue to other words crossing them,\nand they in turn to still others. A letter belongs in each white\napace, words starting at the numbcied squaies and running either\nhorizontally or vertically or both.\nt VERTICAL\nl U'l liar alave\n1\n-A Ml\n'-I'l-mr.\nall\nHORIZONTAL\njob\n\\2\nv.;\nii\nif.\nIn,|>h\n-Olrl'ii\n-Thus\n-Kiela\n\u2014Insi.l.\n.1\nna\nmc\nion\nl.fl.'\ni;\niv\n-Punt\n-. lo\nu\nira t\n,, blame\n\u25a0ji\n\u2022ji\n*\\\\.-:il\n- Hmall\n-P..1I..\n- N.iii-.\nVx r)\n- C.ijisi\nA Br\nhy\nH\n\u2022t\nns\nin\nall\nv|r li.\ntally\nlunK)\nt*\n;,:.\n-Und*\n\u201e,;\nlirl-.\n'.',<'\u2022\n\u2014 Supp.\nftp\n:;\\\nAn I\nng\nislr\nf.< lrr.r\n1\n\u25a0iti\nn\n\u2014IHrec\n- I'm i\nlr.1\nraa\nis\n,'ll\nr.ii,.-i\nl..'U;i\n[Minn\nlan]\n-I'l.-I !\nI i\na t\nI...\n> ,1\n-pt lie\npill t\nSi W\nIK\nIng '\nInt*.\n,1.11. V 111 1-\nVork (all\nformerly\"\nin''\nI.l\nHupp\nled\nwl\nh r-ll\n,.H\n.; i\nBoy's\n\u2022 I.,,**'!\nna\nt:il-li\n'.)\nIlioi- r.f I'\nsi\n\u25a0.MIS,'.-) .'\nIS Wll.\nt\nII\nghliora nt\nTen Years Ago\n1 \u25a0,--- 100 degi\n\u25a0.'S\nin the shaile\n||i- Batth-B\n:2- fflrtlv I.\nLTi Thosf w\n\u25a0.'i, l.,a\\.-\n:\u25a0- \\'awn.--\nirni\nIO 1\nline\nHiniil (pi.)\nar wilness 1\n2'' 'V 11\nup\n:;J Hous. p\n!wn\n(Tlu* Dolly News. l-Yhruary 25, 1013)\nAl lhe meeting of the Nelson Pe-\nbating and Literary eoclety Friday\nevening in Ulners' Union hall at 8\nu. lo. k, Alil.tTLU.ii 1. \"A. Austin will\nspeak on the \"Maix Theory of\nAn annual grant from Ihe provincial government f.u* the Kootenay\nLake Maternity hoapltal, which is\ncarried on in conjunction uiih the\nKoMenny Lake Ueneral hospital, l\u00ab\nbeing ask.-d by the Nelaon Conservative association! recommendation I\" this effect being made at the\nexe.-ulive meeting lar-' ni^ht.\n,1. .1, French returned lasl nlghl\nafter a shorl vi-al to lhe coast.\n\u00ab \u25a0\u25a0 ^ \u00bb\nOn Saturday evcrdnp. the Willow\nPoint Amateur Dramatic society produced at the Crystal hall, under the\nmanagement of Colonel A. \\V. Taylor,\n\"The Saving Grace\", a three-act\ncomedy hy C, Jladdon Chambers.\nThis piny, ran for a Ions while In\nLondon.\nDespite the fact that it is a war\nplay, and thnt the action takes place\nin 1*114, the large audience at Wit-\nlow 1'oint \u2014 quite half of which\nmotored out from Nelson\u2014was enthusiastic and followed the development of the story wilh breathless\ninterest.\nlirieflv the plot\nItlinn Corbett, an oh\nto set back in the\nFrance, hut havini\nis as follows:\nsoldier, if\n=trmy and\nrun nway with\nTaylor achieved n. triumph as Blinn\n\u25a0 Corbett. From the beginning to the\nend he held the audience; while the\nquick change from humor to trngedy\nat the close of act one was little\nshort of mastery, proving him to be\nan actor of no ordinary gifts, There\nIs no doubt that Colonel Taylor deserved the highest honors on Saturday night, but at the same time the\nmemberi of the entire cast worked\nso hard, and achieved such success,\nlhat it is difficult to know who to\nmention first.\nAfter Colonel Taylor, the honors\nwere equally shared by D. H. ftayley\nas Hogg, and K. Falkner as Kipley\nGuildford. Mr. Hayley is an old\nfavorite, and liis many admirers were\ndelighted with his humorous and\nsympathetic manservant, who was\nnever tor a moment\u2014to use a pro-\nj fessioiinl term\u2014-\"out of the picture,\"\ni .Ml*. II; \"\nhis colonel's, wife sixteen years previously, and after lhe subsequent\nscandal, having gone bankrupt, he\nfinds tliat the door is elosed to him,\napparent l.v forever. Ii<- telegraphs\nlo an old friend, General Faher. only\nto receive in reply the general's\nsympathy, but nothing more to the\npoint . As a side issue lie seeks lo\nretrieve his lost fortunes hy encouraging an engagement hehuccu his wife's\nnelce, Susan Ilia ine, and Kipley\nGuildford, the only son of a rich\nmother. In the second act Hipjley\nproposes to -Susan and is accepted,\nand It looks for a few moments as II'\naffairs in this direction, at least, are\nto flow on happily, but Mra. Guild- i\nford, Ripley's mother, arrives, and |\nand after a spirited scene succeeds\nin pa rling the young couple. The\nact closes with Hlinn Corbclt arranging to go to laominn next day to\nenlist as a private, Hogg, the butler,\ngoing will) him on the same mission.\nIn ael 3 Susan i-ilixo* h.-r aunt lo\nwire General Faber lor help, he having heen an admirer of Mrs. Cor-\nhett's in the old days, and just as\nihe girl goes lo send ihe telegram\nRipley comes in unexpectedly. I le\nhas joined the flying corps that\nmorning, and this fact together Willi\nexplanations, char up matters between the young people, and mends\nthe previous evening's quarrel. Hon\nis passed lor Ihe army and returns\nhome with the news, but Itlinn is\nejected as ti,o old lor tin- trenches.\nMrs. Guildford, heartbroken ovei-*' her\nson's cnlistmenl into the Hying corps,\nfollows him to the Corbett's, sees him\nagain with Susan, relents, and begs\nforgiveness from both Mr. and Mrs.\nCorbett for her conduct on the night\nla-fore. A telegram arrives from\nGeneral Faher. ordering Captain\nHlinn Corbett to rejoin his reserve\nbatalllon Immediately ,and the curtain\nf;ills on a happy ending for everyone\nconcerned\u2014or as happy as it could\nbe In the last months of HM t. Need-\nlees lo say the play is sparkling with\nyley was always Hogg; Hogg\nwas never Mr. Rayley. So often,\n'to j with inexperienced actors and act-\n' resses, one finds that they are unable to shed their own personalities,\nbut this It not a fault of whieh Mr.\nliayley can he accused. As for Mr.\nFaikner\u2014Ids Ripley Guildford was a,\nconstanl delight, it was understood\nthnt this was Mr. Falkner's first appearance on the stage. His immediate and sustained success on Saturday, and the wholehearted appreciation of lhe audience, should encourage him lo keep on with the\ngood woril, He has humor and a\nquick imagination; nnd if he can\novercome a tendency to speak on\nrather a low key he should go far in\ncharacter parts mich as this.\nMiss BeatriM West made a charming Susan, looked very pretty, acted\nvery naturally, and was altogether to\nbe congratulated on her rendering of\na long and somewhat difficult part.\nMrs. Niven, who took the part of\nMrs. Corbett. a hysterical Haddon\nChambers eliaracter, interpreted tu\nIhe life the author's vision of the\nSimple devoled wile, and her acting\nthroughout was dolighil'ul.\nMis. A. \\V. Taylor, so far as the\nladies were concerned, ran her husband a close second as Mrs. Guildford. Mrs. Taylor has strong drama-\nlie power, and is an experienced\nactress, as her skilful handling of the\nquarrel se. tie in act 1 proved.\nHast, but not least, mention must\nbe made of pSrsOHS, Ihe maid. Mis.\nHayh-y had Ihis part, and she made\nso much of it, thai it stays In the\nmemory. Her poignant scene in a.t\n3 with Mrs. Corbett was a beautiful\npiece of work: and a few minutes\nlater her comedy scene, entirely different, with Hogg was equally good.\nAltogether the whole cast Is to be\nThe whole sucei\ncourse, depends (\nproducer, and first\nlor must be fongn\nurday's night's p\u00ab\noutstanding feature\nentire lack ol wl\ncall e\nnight. I'm-.ls and dancing w.-n- In-\n,lulK\"-'l in- 'I'll.- M.-NYish radio ra .11-\naulltd in Hi.- hall for iiii- evening\nRefreah nt* were sirvo.l by Hi,- lady\n,1,. ,, , ,. ..... CAMP BORDEN, \"nt., Fab. 14.\u2014\nara the the ,,l.l-fa\u00bbhIoned **ok? Bhe atarted -,\u201efhl u,uten\u00bbnt Joaaph Whlta. who\nj \u25a0' ,n' v,llil \"'\"-I'liiii-. ahoi down no planaa during Uie war,\nHATE lsT.\"ll-i~SIN-|-l-:i:.-lST I ,. , 7\u25a0\u25a0\"\u2014 iis k\u201el,,l ,1, i,\u201e aviation acciaent.\nI-', .km in-' |.,..vi-ti.i:y. it is ' *-<\u00ab sreat reformer, ware married I .\nX,m; I-A1.T8 KNVV. ALWAYS. ,,\"\u00bb*\u2022\u2022 ^ 1\u2122.f\u00a30\u2122 'th^\"\"who\n\u2022I have no ehlldren'a ahoea to hoy.\nTbe Lighter Side\nnead.-rs of Tiie Unity News eon-\ntrii.ui.. many ol .ha boat llama to\nthla minimi. ,luM alga yonr nntn.-\nor initials, or nnin-ile-iilunie. nml\naenrl in vour brtghtaet tileas-Kill-\ntor, Lighter .Si.te.\nDignity is a maak men uaa to con-\nMa) Unlr ivi-.ilin.s-.\nTiie patting 1 .-1.iris Mara\nmarriage; lhe petty pari s,..-n Ihere-\niilter.\nYon im, iii. 1< lha Iii. I.s. Tiny n.-t\nin.-,1 t 1.. r: - ,1 11 faal a Me\nA career sounds belter, lint\nit I'n't a- comforting as a\nrcyular jcb.\nJt. is fuuliuli to be unkind to\nChin.u lei enablea a man In pla nil\nalone, but lis reputation that en-\nilil.s him to 111 a loan.\nthey spend it for the thlnga\nwe'd like to have.\nSchool l.i.is didn't drink in the old\nilays. Parenta weren't too busy rata.\nIng hell in ralae ihlldran.\nWin n wc say people spend , hi\ntheir 1.-,..n. y foolishly we mean Ai\nei thla H-nteniv: -Of courai\n\u25a0si,'; drink, child,\" aald thin. ' li.-'s a public official.\nmmii.v si 1 vi.ss su'l-:i.l.s\n\u25a0mi: HEAD. I...TII; 11N IT\nAIT i:i\"l's . INLY THE MIIH'.IIT''\nCIRCl'MKERENCK.\nSim Hi.- ..uli man who cm ni.ii,.\ntool ..I lllllis.if is II in\u25a0 Will\nAdversity is ..11 right. Nobody\never became heavyweight champ\nby licking little lelows.\n\u2022 N {.i -' ,r-' A ''\"-irm\n7\" I \u00bbni through in a vear. u hi.h Would\nn.sl M.OOO.OM, He' tll.MIKllt it would\ni..- mm ii iiett.-r to extend the lenfftb\nof lime\nThis column Is belnR conducted j tlndale. Alastair Kutehtkon, .1. Ann-\nby Mrs. VleiHMix. All news of a able, K. H. Hanley, Jack Ink. ChvlU\nRacial nature Including reeeptions. i Hamilton, T Went of Willow point.\nprivate entertalnmenta, pi-rsonal I Thomaa Qlbaon, Lawrence McPhall,\nHems. marr-ACH. etc., will appear Fred Weir, c. Kinn. in-, \u00bb;. a, c Wai-\nin this colmmi. Talepbone Mrs. : l.-y. a. Reott, Charlie Hoare. Clarence\nVlgneux. [Lambert, w. Wnldle, i*:on;(iun\n-an. A. Barry Cilkcr, H.-nls* t'r\nrieorge Pi-aae, H. h. Bryan, Sir. aor-\nrlll ..r Spokane, Mr, lleblagion, D,\nMali I. Hr. MaoK.-iv. I\u201es!i.- Wlgbt-\nwi.-k, K.i ih N, Pnu Ik ner of Willow\nPi int. R stii.-.ri Johnatone. (Lionel\nmd Mrs. A. W, Taylor of Willow\n\"Olnt. Mr and Mrs. William llrown.\nMr. an.l Mis. II. II. Ma^Kentle, Mr.\nnd Mrs. E, c. Matthew, Mr, and M\nPlanchard and Jack Laughton\nW, C. McKen\/ic of Trail was in thi\ncity .Monday on his way to Cran*\nluook. where Im west to meet Mrs\nMcK.-nzic and their (Inusliter, who ar.\ncn their ret am nip from six month\nabroad.\nB, H. Hanley. Cai bOOfite street, III-\nNelson Insurance man. leaves tod.i?\nr.ir tha coast, where he Will sp< in\nthe next week on buatneaa.\nMatt t't'ila of '\/jnct.m, sup.-riut.-n\nd.nl of the Lucky .Iim mm.-, is a visi\nlor pi town\nOb o( Smith Bio\nor yen terday.\nI Mrs. i*. I-'. !\u25a0',\n| can was a cii y visitor\nHoi, Waldie. S*an!c\n(his innrnincr l.v lhc\nlor the OOABt,\nMrs. V. Dudley l.la.ku !, Hall\nMhi.-s ioa.1. made a charming host.\u2014\nwst.-r.iav mIo ti a nt, rllllnt'd ai\nbudge for li.r daufhti r, Mra. H C\n!,. Llnnay of Vancouver. The honon\noi ihe game wera wm hv Mis. K. C\nWragge. while Mrs I. ci. Nelaon car\nrn-i| off iiu- consoiai ion. Aaalatlni\nHlaokw I al Hie tCa hour wen\n!\nwthar.jgj; I ?;\u25a0 ';;,';,;;'\";,vvl1\"- '\n\\\\ i\nM ra. R.\n,\\li.\nri..\n\"1\n. hlclll\nwith powtlera.\n\"llt.itfor ymi und BoBj\/mO*'\nTungsten Electric\nLamps\nCO ami 10 Walt.\nTHURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY\nHIPPERSOIN HARDWARE CO.\nPHONE 497 P.O. BOX 414\nI . Look for the Red Hardware Stora\nBlLVKItTON. K-h. L'l. - A whist\ndr v.* was held l-'ndav niuht hv the\nHfU-erton Whi--t club in Miners' Cni.m\nhntl. T.n tablea arere played, those\ntvlnntng or^zis being; l.a dies' first.\nMrs lumoek: gi'Ot hnicn's lirsl. .1.\nhmin; consolations. Mrs Kn-V-ii an.l\nrjeorge Heaberg. Refreahmenta wen\n\u2022i|so seiveil. Those in chare* were\nMrs Btavart and Mrs Lancaster.\nTbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles\nPrhintdl w-is a aeene of gay activity\nSaturday afternoon when ahout 16\n*, oung fii' mis attended a hitthdav\nparty f.u- their daughter, Katht.-trs.\n. ighia birthday, enjoying games, reel-\nlaMoiis and ittaloguea. A dalnly liirlh\natlrnctioi being n henutlfully ib*-w\nhlch burned eight\neluded Mis. C w. Apple .aid. Mm\n.1; s O'Khea. Mrs. .1 II I \u00ab. H.nsoii.\nMrs, John Cartmel, Mrs. W. M. ruu-\nlilic. Mrs. I. V. Rngern, Mrs. .1. ii.\nKunynn, Mrs. L. E Burden, Mrs. a. i..\nMcCulloch, Miaa M. Cnnieron, Mrs w.\nI) MIM.r, Mrs. ilnj-.li Robertson, Mr*.\nSmvlh. Mrs, W. B. Kvans, Mrs\nKric P. l>a'wscn,'''Mr!''and'''Mrs.''A \"'w' I _\\\\ l\u00b0DBmX*h' Mrs'\u201e? '.V Kvi,ns*\nhiiens and Hr. an.l Mi-. John Qatia-1 ^r,!f _] ^W_]S__ W^ H H\nMrs. Mini,- Hacking, w\ni\ni Kaalo\ntrip io l:..-,hrry.\nhnslon ,,(' Su.ith S\n'! .\\\nfl\ndh.\nand Friends Enjoy\nRecreation Evening\nPHOCTBR. i*M.. U An enjoyable\nin..' w..s up. nt in the recreation room\nids ait.\nil of Ui,-\nd Ki fr\nnere \u2022-. i-ved by tb\na number \"f the young folks sur-\nl.ns.d Ml ah Roale Revern at her homi\ni-'r,d,iv p ven Ing. Oamea were enjoyed.\nThose attending w.-rc Mlaaea Betty\nBdgcumbe, .lean Rig by, Rleanor M.ui-\nf .id, (Irace Roper. John Bonaccl.\ni.miis Bonaccl, Donald Blackmore.\nLawrence Hai*-' Bmellie, Char J If McLean, Hdlv Merrifield and Philip Kdg-\ncum be.\nLUCKY THOUGHT\nSHIPS TO TRAIL\nTickets\nWe print tickets for entertainments nr for any\nother purposes.\nThe cost is small, and you will find the work\nfirst class.\nTHE DAILYNEWSJOB DEPT.\nPrinting\u2014 Ruling -Bookbinding\nPhone 144 (Two Lines)\nHewitt Will Have Three\nCars Ready by End nf\nMonth\nSH.VKIlTilS'. l-'.l,. L'l. -- Tli.- I.ii.liv\n['h.niKllt mini' slil|ip,-.l :i CRT ..I' \"'.\n.. ill.' Tr.-i.l miii-Ii.-i- Siiluiiliiv .nnl I-\nuahlna ih,- tianllni i.r inotha, ahlp-\nii.iii I., f.u-,. Hi.- road, lii.-iik ni.\nTh,. Hill-ill mill.- ,-x|i. <-ls Iii Iiii v,\nin -irs ,,i ..,-.\u2022 ready for ahlnmi nl\nin- nn- .-n.i ..f th.- month.\n.1 T Ki-lly is again iMiilimil I\" III.\nI'I\"\nPassmore Enjoys\nInstitute Whist\nFi.d .1. Murph)\nIn* th.'- past M.ek.\nlire, K Kust.r o\nA !> .Mel.-\nMrs. \\v. a Rlchardaon, Mrs H. |p.\nline, Mra Uordon Hnll\u00abti Mis. 1, -\nN.ls.m, Mis. K. H Matthew, Mrs,\nWragge, Mra. K. C. Whiti hou*\nrs. A H Wallace. Mrs, W M Wa\ncr, Mra William W.ildi.-, Miss Too\n11, r and Mrs. ,! A. liihson\nJudge .1. !:. Hrown of Onuul Porl\nale. Cal,\nirv. M I' p,\nol' Iin- N--1 \u25a0\u25a0.\nJ^a^ertj\ntill Raker Street. Phone tOC\nWednesday Morning\nSpecials\n(Store Closes at 12:30)\nNew KASHA and WOOL CREPE\nDRESSES at $12.50 to $25.00\n<\u2022\/ Very smalt Wool Dresses in bripht\nplain colors, plaids, stripes, etc. The\nl\\ newest Spring Dress Offerin}?. All\nsizes and everv wanted color shown.\nPrices trom 11*2.50 to \u00a725.00.\nHOSIERY SPECIAL\n\"Rayon\" Silk HOSIERY, in Airedale,\nGrey, Leather, Lof Cabin, P.lack and\nFawa. All sizes. Wednesday Horning\nSpecial, pair\n<\u00bb.\u25a0><-\nIU.\nId\nMr\nMrs. i' ll Uaniflton, M,s w.\nditf. . Mrs 1, \\ Trail yrH \\y\nt.h.\nMt\ni I Mi .-. \\\\ 1. -\nl-Mgfu-i o-i atfnue. wn-s a l.n*1\nie j, ,\u25a0 -nll\\ win a lh. ir m-ii, Willi\nvhtfiilly ariaii-. d f-inpy drei\n'ii-- John I'arim, i \\i, s 1'iiln\nIV, M Walker, Mm .1 rue**,\nMi-*. W, s King Mr Hugh\nil H M iPKent\nel\n1(1\nid In\nJo\nMiss M\nA| !\u00bb!.>.. I.\nMi\nld\nW\nnl\n\u2022 \u2022 * Ml-s Dorothea Hrah-im a - a S|.a:i>ii\nA moai dfthftttfullv arrnoaeil s'a*; iinnrt>r. and Hllh Hunyan n*> \u25a0> he:ir\nImnquel was given Roheri .H..1.1 Wnl- The mi^is w-r. Mi.-- i;wi*n Scott-\ndie, M.md i\\ r ven ing by C. King and louder. Mi-s Hell) lloiM-ad. Mins\nl-'arron Aicli-l,al.l. a! tin- home on Olive Mnddock, .Mi-s l-al-\u25a0!!.- I', n-.ui.\nsianlev at reel nf Ho- Inner, when : Mlw D hen Orahnnt. MIhm Mnrgerj\nrovera were laid fot 10 The table | Ren\u00abon, Mitw Ruth I'rnufunl, Mi*\nuas beautiful Willi its center of a i Mollie Tin.ma-. U1\u00abS Marjoru* Thomas,\nsilver banket tilled wl-ffl daffodlla and the Minne* Grace, Kife. Hai-y and\n1-u-sv willow- Th.- mi. -is Included ' Chrla Mav, MUh (Iladyh Kothi rlng-\nthe move intimate frlenda of th ham, .miss EHtnbeth Borden, Mi-\ngupal of honor, v.ho Is leaving the Amelia Hanna, Mis- Irene Kdniondxnn,\nciiv today for tne Const. Mr, Wnldi.-. l .i.n*k Thomas. IIotfer --ornish. fliarli.\nha h.i.- I..-, n regarded as the eaaence i Driacoll, 'i. Hannn, Kdwln L'urtmel,\nWe\n\u2022Ity\nhis conge.\n- | W.i\n.Mill\nmi\neld h.r.\nate Tin\nI'ASSMlllli:. I-Yl. 2t,\nwhist drive and dance\nl-'ri.l.iv by the women's InatltUl\nhostess. Mrs A. .|.-nks. was a\nhy Mrs. J, |.:itto. Mrs. \\V, Wilton and\nMra. it. Thomtlaon. Thoae winning\nprliea for whist ware Mra. A. r.\nwhlteman, Miaa Harrison, a. McCor-\nniic and .1. Houston. J, Innis played\nHie violin for the quadrillee, Impromptu alngera at the nonpar hour\nw-.-re \\V. Id I'eiry. It. Halgh and W\nui I.\nThe Consolidated Mining & Smelting\nCompany of Canada, Limited\nOffica Smelting and Refining Departmant\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nSmelters and Refiners\nPurchasers of Cold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores.\n^Producers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zinc.\nTADANAC, TRAIL\nALBERTA WANTS\nMINERAL RIGHTS\nH.-r nml with lus mualcal talent us ;, i !'.-..I Craufurd. flilbert An.l. is..\nI>l\u00bbnl\u00bbl baa repeatedly \u00bblv\u00abn mueh 1 l*a.ea, Bob Jnv, Jlmml- Hennun John*\nnl.Msin,. |o lil- many frlenda. I.iii.r ny Holpbln, Hilly Hunvnn I'-.h.ii\n'\" \"\"\u25a0 evenlnn the Archibald home Hnll. Proflnn Hall, J unllffe nnd\nwaa the arena of nim-li merriment Alfred .l.n's.\n\"I'-n i lo Bob'a aurnrlaa n larm \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\n.iii-l.' of his yiiinii- folk. :iss.iiil,!,.,| Mm C. K II iii'ill.iii llonvir sir,.i\n\"\"l \"i\"1\" n \"i..m rtellchtful lime 11 \u25a0 in. ii..mnl i nm,II, in the lea ln-.n\n'l;\"\"111-, l: H. Hanley on behalf ..I leelerdny, when In ,- \u00abu. -is - *, , -,. Mra\nthe gathering rande ;, ahor. bul in- e-red II llrnham M,- \\ j Cnmlah\nnun apeech and preaented him with a Mra w .1 Aatlev, Mis n n Town*\n'. inls.,,11,. rluh I,,-,ii afttr wlii.-li every-' \u00bb\"hd. .Mrs. William l',.i li. lin-li-iin\n.'\"'\u25a0, lolne,! in .inni)- .-K.,1- ll..':1 n .Mm. I. X. Trail, Mr-. I' ,; Horey\n\"Mv ,'1'\"1 Fellow\" Bnappy dance Mra, h'rnnk l*a,ldi n. Mr- u,.rnld ::..-\n,\"\"\"[','\u25a0 \"l'.',s ln, \" \"'' ''' \"innii\"r Kiv.-ir Mra. Oorilon Beealon. Mrs l-rllehiird\nhy \u00ab Blanehard. Jnek Annable Jack I Mra. I-' [-. Tlmneu-. Mrs cinrl.s k\ni\u00abu\u00abl,t,.n and Charlie hri-,,.11 Amona ! ink. -Mis. W s Klna nn.l Mra .1 ll\n'In Invited tueata were H.aa Queenl, l-'raaer.\n.iiiiMl.l... m.ss Crelna rlorateod Miss ' ' \u2022\n''\"\"' Hamilton, Miaa Hybll Town I W. H. I-'..I.linn, uh., haa \u2022 been In\nlis- Aileen Manafleld. Miaa Svhii lhe Hloean dlatrlc-l on bualneae \u00bb-.-\n\\i.-l,il.,ii.l Miaa Helen Townaend, .Mis- In Inwn Tuewluy .,,,.1 lefl veaterduv\n..ii Hi Townn n.i. M -.\u00ab I.,,,,;-,. c\u201e\u201e. for h.\u00bb home in Hoaxl I\nfre. Miss l-hyina chnr.-li. Miaa nlarlva ' ' \u2022\n' \"inish. Miss 111,,,,-;, MeDonald, Miss A verj auoeeaaful l.-a nnd work aali\n''l\"'l\u00bb-\u00ab '\u25a0-\" ft- Miss Marjorie fnder-1 \u00bb\u00bb\u00ab n1^'\" yaferda., rn \u201e n\u201e\n.....l. Miss l-.nl il;iii\u201e,,ii, Miaa I Mnthera' elub nf Ht. Snvlour'a rhureh\nHelen Mnri.hv. M|\u00bb. V.in Wall.v ,\\||ss 111 'he le of .Mr- .1 . K.n - \t\nM'H| Mis* Marlon Black-1 Victoria atreet, Mrs k .,; Joy' wai\n,.l Mb\nlean II\nW\nA In\nThorn ,,. mi-,.\nIllroy, .1. i.. li;,,-\nlln work I;,hi.\nEVERSHARP\nCORDELIER SETS\nTli,-M.. nta for ladlea are ot\nHn- fm - VVahl make, Won*\nbetter on the mnrKet.\ni'Mii'.-li,-,- I'.-ii.il- $'.50\nCordelier l-ena .... $6.00\nBeta ..f Pen and Pencil, $9 n,$l4\nA. T. NOXON\nYour Jeweler\nIf Vou Wish Kave Trough\nPlaced Around Vour House,\nRepaired or Renewed,\nSBE\nR. H. MABER\nTinsmith and Sheet Mtital\nWorker\nPHONE 655 OPP. CITY HALL\nGINGHAM, 4 Yards lor 98c\nGood quality Gkig-hama, plain checks\nand new plaids. Colors guaranteed.\nFull 2S inches wide. Wednesday Special. 1 yards for !)8<-\nPILLOW COTTON at 49c Yard\nGood heavy Pillow Cotton, 12 inches\nwide, pure bleached. Wednesday Special, yard *1\u00bb<*\nTABLE DAMASK at $1.25 Yard\n.Mill Knds of Tabling, full two yards\nwide, in lengths of l1-., 2 and 2_\nyards. Wednesday Special, vard, .51.25\nNew STRIPED BROADCLOTHS at 98c Yard\nEighty pretty pattern.-! in this wanted materia'. Beautiful colorings. Goods full yard wide. Wednesday\nSpecial, yard ftS*1-\nBROADCLOTH BLOUSES al $2.75\nIn White onlv. The.se have iust arrived, and are '\nwondi rt'ul valu. nl $2.75\nII. ,ii. Mi\ntie M.s\nirilnn\nfrock\nI..-I..W\nOld Dutch\nMADE IN\nCANADA\n-JP\nmmmi\nevery thin^ in\nthef bathroom\nfditHvalls, enamel\n* tubs,basins and\netc.\n3\nAlittle \u00a3v >es.l i* long wdy\nLiberal in Legislature Says'\nNecessary to Proper\nDevelopment\nKDMONTON, Feb, \\i \u2014The return\nt>f the iiiiii.r.il rtghti to the s. tti.-rs\nOf Alli.-rla. wilh Ml.' object of brlflff-\nm tr uh. mt i.ij.i.! ilcvi'l.ipment of lln-\nMtarAl r-wourcei wii advocated l.v .i.\nM. DtohMi*, Liberal Btavar rh\u00bbr,\nin oontlnulBi tin* debate on thf ipetcta\nir..in tha throne In Uie l^fajature thta\naftarnaoB,\nThe ipeaker ills., made a ttreni appeal for immediate notion in connection wiiii i in* propoaad ooMt outlet\nfm* th.- PMC\u00ab rtvef r.-untry.. TIh-\n..\u2022(\u25a0\u25a0mpieiiiin of iho partially noaatrvvtad\nbffWQh line from UH Alh.-rta a tut\n(Jivnt Watarwaya Hn** io si. Ltao wa.-*\nlllHO UI*K'<1.\nRa was tollowed bf i: R bparba,\ntenner. Wetaaklwln, nrho orgad control of coiiiitry etevatori bjr farmara\nand ih.< aead for Lnwro-n-maat in\nmarket Ing facllltlea for farm pradocta,\nTh(> newer MhawN jiio from Itiily\nan.l art (i.-i'piy rrlniod From battlement piIkph with floral embroldo-\nrlea In rtTtd culurinKs.\nFi^y\u201e\\romii;,\nULY WHITE\nCORN SYRUP\n\\)jv t Jti.'iii*** nny it furnishee\nvilli) iiiMir*isliiu(-iit to the body\n\u2014 tiHd Children likr il!\nTJ1E CANADA STARCH CO, LIMITED. MONTREAL\nfo**tW!K\nDon't Slave\nOver a Tub\n'\u2022^AMUBHO BW*\u00bb\nan EDWARDSBURG product MJ\nSi ml your laundry to us.\nYou will preserve your\nhealth, and when you take\neverything into account\nyou \"ill find thai the\nextra cost is very small.\nPhone 1 -i2-S and wait I'nr\nour white laundry wagon.\nA. J. Martin, Trail Agent\nKootenay Steam Laundry\nQuality, Price and Service\nC. A. LARSON, Manager\n 'Page\" Six\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS,* WEDNESDAY MORNING; FEBRUARY 25, \"1929\nb, i U i M ) \u00bb I \u2022>\nSTOCKS BUOYANT\nAFTER HOLIDAY\nClosing Prices, However,\nDisplay Considerable\nIrregularity\nNEW TORK, fob. 24-\u2014nipim? stock\nprices chaT-ftcterlied resumption of\nmuling a fur the double holiday on\nthe New York stock exehanfip. 'dosing prices displayed COMlfterftble ir-\nH-Kularity wiib many -popular -shares\nsimwinn varl&ttoni of l Bd 4 points\ncompared with Saturday's final quotations. Call money renewed at 3--i\nper cent, mid then advanced to 4. 4 , but fell\nhack to M\\}\\. a net loss of ia4. Pullman closed unchanged at HI \\_. after\nhaving sold as hijih as 141. Lima\nLocomotive dropped from 71 '\u25a0\u25a0 to \"I),\noff >*,\nThe big demand in New Haven.\nwhich was taken in large blocks and\ntun up over 2 points, to 3B. tbe high\nprice since 11*20. was one of the outstanding features ot the r.iils.\nNickel Plate road slock jumped\nmore than fi points to a record high\nat 137'.,. Net gains of 1 to 2i-i points\nalso were recorded by Krie common\nand first preferred, Pare Marquette\ncommon and prior preferred and\nt'hesapeake and Ohio common,\nft. Paul issues met good buying\nsupport later, the common closing al\n13 Btmt the preferred at 22, up 1 and\n2 points respectively.\nHock Island was heavy, closing a\npoint lower, nt Li,\nOutstanding strong spots Included\nAssociated l>ry Oood*. Brown Shoe,\nKresge Stores, Pad.o Corporation, Savage Arms antl Wright Airplane, nil of\nwhich closed about 2'3 to 3 points\nhigher, Anu-rican Can. tht. Commercial Solvents issues, Famous Players,\nInternational Husiness Machines, Mack\nTrucks. Pnilu.iy Steel Springs and\nSears-Roebuck were heavy, net losses\nrunning from 2 to nearly \". points.\nTotal sales\u2014l.::j7.7ao shares.\nCloeing* Quotations\nHigh Low Close\nAmer. Can 17*i'\nFinancial and\nBusiness Facts!\nEVERYONE SHOULD KNOW\nthe. :\ninevitable. A\nreaction J\nAmor. Loeo\nAmu. Tobacco.\nAnaconda ...\nAtchison \t\nII. t O\t\nI'. 1'. II \t\nchile \t\nI'nrn Products\nlien. Motors . .\nmw\u00bbya ..rr Vi\nri,,-..je\nNo 1 rr.am.-rv, 31c; wcoOdi, 21 He.\nBmBB\u2014Vrrah r-xtran, 48';\nand l; i:. Bteel second preferred,\nup V\nWHEAT ADVANCES\nON SECOND WAVE\nGets Close to Dollar Ninety\nbut Then Breaks on\nProfit-Taking\nCtnCAOO, Feb. 84.\u2014Wheat advanced\ntoday to *i *\u2022.-\u25a0... Ma> delivery, the\nhlgheai points sine.- February \\ but\nselling i\" real ie profits brought\nil t a sharp reaction al the la.-i.\nAnticipation thai the fnited Btnten\n,-tslble supply total would show H big\nlecrease had much to du Willi tlm\nipward swing of the market. Wheal\nlose.! unsettled, '-..* to I %c mt higher. -Mav 5t.v;i\u201e tn SI RTH ami Julv\n11.61 U to $1.S<%, with corn un-\n\u25a0hanu'-d to %C UP, Oats at ^ .* to \\c\nSTERLING EXCHANGE\nSILVER AVERAGED\nHIGHER PAST YEAR\nNearly Six* Cents Better;\nContinent Was Steady\nPurchaser\nTin- av-raae pr ot allvir in\n.ondon niarki-l rlurlnR 192. \\v.,-\n.1\nr-ly\n,1\n\u25a0 ] II\nIII..\nNKW TOHK. F.-li Jl\u2014 St.- r\n\u25a0nir Irrmular al It 7J=, I..\nbllla nn.l JIT.'.-- for rl.-ni.-rml\nfanadlan dollar,- SH j'.-r..',-\nFranca\u2014Demand, :, is' .-\nLln\u2014Demand, t.Otc\nMarka\u2014 Dnmand, i,*r irllllnn\nN.lsi.n :i [.In\nst.\nMETAL MARKETS\nNEW YORK,\n.n.i futures 11\nTin St..i\nid\ntut a\nrron - Sl.a.lv. Ni. 1 r.\n131 Sfl to |25; Nn 2 ihern.\ntr. $24 : Mn, - southern \u00bb21 '\u25a0'<\nT..*ad-*Ste:ul\\ ; upot, |0 12 to I\nZitie \u2014 Quiet: Kast Si l.nu:\nand futures, 1156 to llfifi\nAntlmonv\u2014Spol, $i;t i.. $20.\nvi London:\nStandard copper - Sim' (fi-'i\nfuHires. C\u00abfl\nElectrolytic\u2014Spot, i'7\": futur\n10*.\nTin-Si...t. C2AI 10s; rutun-j\nItx 6d.\nl..-(id-Simi. (88; futures, E3-6\nZinc\u2014Spot, f-87; Futares, E3\u00ab\nEGG MARKETS\nOTTAWA. I-, l> JI--KKB quotal -\nWlnnlnai \u2014 Jobbing .-suns, ;,.*.,-:\nfirsts, r.n.-.\nAlberta \u2014 Joltb.na prlcea, pxlrnl,\nir..- to GOc: firsts, ,0c to i-.-\nVancouver \u2014 Jobblni citraa, S\u00abc;\nfirsts. He,\nriilr-trj.',. \u2014 Bpot, 80c; Pehruary. 80c;\nMarch ahlpplna caaea. Jil'..; April\n-\"\u2022\u25a0;,.; 1>. .-. tnl.-i-s, ll%c\nMaw ^'..l\u25a0^^ Eilra flrata, ile;\nflrata. lflc\nVANCOUVIB WHEAT\nVAN'I'OrVKI'., IV-li, |4. - No 1\nnorthern ,-nsh prlcea, bid 11.9594;\nThe t.-us current toward Ihe end of\nI!-:-:: Ihni lhe . .-.- n i.f foiled\nsin.- purchnnea under the Plttmnn\nael would weaken Ihe price of the\nin.inl rlld oot materialise.\nOne rrf the main ractora counting\nlor the Mtrona marki t In the nnw vear\nv ns Hi. ateady dentnnd for allver from\n111. ...nl In. nt Mnnv Ruropean coun-\ntrtea required allver t.. make a l\n\u25a0liver te which had been dlaa.-\npaled ilimn:. t'i. prrloda of Inflated\npaper currenclca, I conalderabl,\npurchaaea for 'ins purpoae were made\nby Qermany. Ituaala. An-trni l'..l;.n.l\nood Rumania Ruaaln taklni about\nSt 1,1\nof th\nAnother factor moklnti for :r Clrmer\nmarkel wns the conaidernble reduction\nin nnlea l.v lhe Br.tlah itovernmeni\nwhleh had been i natanl aource of\nn.nl.n.ss durlna lhe la\u00abt f, w yeara.\nAn imporunl developmenl durln\u00ab\n11..-I waa New Vork'a aerloua phal-\nl.-ii..*.- t.i London ns the leadina allver\nmarket In lhe worlrl Tins alluatlon\nw.,s alrled ...nsi.I. rnl.lv by ill-- heavv\nfreiirhl rntea hetw. . n New York and\nI...n.l,,n enrourairlni purchaai s In N. \u00ab\nv.-ik l.v the .n-t Purina il.. \\..,i\nNew York directly t-, Ind.n.\n'I'll,, feature ..I' th.. allver market !n\nfn\nHi\nmat i ihi- demnnd for the li\nin In, Z. inr.- Which .-..ns.-.l i. *li,;|\nemlum on cnah delivery for tl\nst t sin..- nnt..I,, r 30 Insi, Loi\nn bullion dealers note thai this li\nIry colnc.ded wilh \u25a0 \"tradler let\nn.\\ on lh. pari of i'Inn.i .\\. hntirr.-\nin h prevented tin pr.aaure ..!' rail\niUsed Articles\nReal Estate\nRooms\nBoard\nTo Rent\nBoats and\nAutomobiles\nCLASSIFIED\nADVERTISING\nHelp Wanted\nPositions Wanted\nLost and Found\nLive Stock\nMachinery\nFarm Produce\nTimber and .Mines\nMale Help VVanled\nMEN, WOMEN\u2014To learn barberlnR;\npaid while learn ine; tools supplied.\nCataloRue free. Aloler College, Van-\nr\"uvi;r. (8115)\nEARN MONEY AT IIOMRi \u2014 You can\nearn $1 to (2 an liour In yonr spare\ntime writing hIiow eards. No cun-\nvnsslnff. We instruet you by our\nnew simple PtrectOfmpti System,\nmipply you with work and pay ynu\ncash eneli week. Write today for\nfull particular* and free kooklat\nWe^t-AnguH Jihow Card Service Jjlm-\nIted, 93 Colborna Huildin\u00ab, Toronto,\nCanada. (81 lfi)\nSituations Wanted Female\nDHKSSMAKING wanted by dav. Bat-\nlefaetlon Kuarniiie.<1, I'honu 17TR.\nSituations Wanted Male\nPRUNING, Bprayifig an.l Graft\nI'hone tl. II. Fras.r. Nelson.\nEXPERIENCED shipper an.l practical\nfirarter, Western Pine rules, wants\nposition. l'.O. BOS Xi7,'.K Nelson, li\nMiscellaneous\nWHY OPERATE?\nfnr Appendicitis, Gallstones,\nStomach and Liver Troubles,\nwhen HEPATOLA does the\nwork without pain nnd no\nrisk of your life* nor loss of\ntime.\nContains no poison. Not sold by druggists.\nMrs. Geo. S. Almas\nSilt P. MANUKA. 1LMI R\n330 Fourth A ve. S. Pboae 48B5\nSASKATOON\nMn in.-.n-Parrrl pott S.'crxtra.\nHIDES\u2014Write J. P. Morgan. Nelson,\nfor prices. (tltl)\n\/(BONDS\nHOW MONEY GROWS\ntlo iiiv,-sir-,l monthly, with hi\ninlr-1-...-i ni 6' I yearly, amnunta\nto $700 rn 6 yeara, or $16-10\nin in yeara.\nTou can l.ny a Sum hond on lha\nMonthly Installment Pl.in.\nwhleh will Hini-t you building\nup n siilisiinitj.il capital fund,\navallahle nny (imr* required.\nWrite f..r particular], or call on\nour Local Com ipondent, Mr.\nAppli yard.\nWAGH0RN, GWYNN\n& CO., LTD.\nVANCOUVER\n\u2014Local Broker\u2014\nC. W. Appleyard\nNelson, B. C.\nThe B.C. Mining Gazelle\ni.i n limited nttmtx r \"iily,\nTHREE MONTHS' TREE\nSUBSCRIPTION\nwill i iri'lla n' \"ii your part.\nfall .\" write\nflRANT MAHOOD & CO., LTD.\nMember-* v.-iriconver Stock Ea-\ncliaiiffe, Rogei-a Buluiin?,\nVnncouver, B.C.\nFinancial\nAnalysis\n'I'h.isi- whone investments \u00a7uc-\n\"\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u00ab\u25a0\u00ab! invi nt in eontultatlon with\n'\\pt-iis who know their work\nsnd . .ni :n; iiyu ih'1 Invettment\nt,i.|\ntta on all bond\niistnnlly up-to-\nPEMBERTON & SON\nFinancial Agents,\n418 HOWE STREET,\nVANCOUVER, B.C.\nArjtnls Wnotl, Cunily & Co.,\nToronto\nInsurance\nFIRE! FARE!\nTomorrow may lie tno late.\nIN8URB TODAT WITH\nCHAS. F. McHARDY\nFire\u2014Life\u2014Automobile find Accident\nInsurance.\n (HI !n)\nLive Stock for Sale\nEIGHT HEAD HEAVY\nHORSES\nNine pood sets LOCOING\nSLEIGHS, SAW AND\nPLANING MILL MACHINERY. Sundry other\nequipment.\nLOVI'.RING LUMHER CO.,\nLTD.\nWasa, B.C.\n(81'8)\n'IlICSH milk <-...vs fm- Kit; \"T.R\ni.si,.,i. n. I). Kennedy, Lemon Creek,\nvi.i Perry Bldinf, isil-o\nSADDLE! poor, iii'iYinc harneaa, wddla\nan,I buicy for sale clu-inr.. .Ihk. C.\nForbea, Cemetery l: 1, Nelaon, I'.r.\nVnr.Ni'. pin, I ivi-.-lis i,iii. from\nradatered Yorkahlre boar, l-rlce |l\n,-a,-lr. l'.r..li. Write J.ilm Mackay.\nArrowhead, BG [88891\nFemale Help Wanted\nWANTED \u2014Law offiee atenoarapher.\nApply lo Law,, .v- Vtaher, l-',-rnl,.. B,\nC, IMII.I\ntVAN'l'l'Ir\u2014Flrat-claaa woman r k. by\nFebruary -*. .sun., wafea. Creaton\nHotel, Creston, il.r. (Mi'71\nWANTED - A maid r-.r ieneroi\nhouaework: Ihree In family. Ill\nU.U. (Slur.)\nCLABSIFIGD a.In brlnl r.'sultn quickly\nnn.l economically. 1 ^0 n word.\nPoultry and Eggs\nUIiuh.ks- Hem Lay, - or.i.t* Baby\nChtekfl now in ipwltl pricei; ex*\nin-.-ss p;.i.i. s. i\". White Leghorn*\nRok Comb Brown Ughnrna. l-.-i\nus tell you -'-\"Hit din* itock, HW-\n.ii.-*-' Poultry K;u*in, Salmon Arm. I!.\n_c. ismi\nVraOROUS baby chlcka, from S. C.\nWhit.' Ltchorn. hravy winter pro-\ndurlng f-iiKii. y. mated to approved\ni: i ir. hkiIi tt. IS-0 ptr i\u00ab>\": aattBfne-\ntinn guaranteed. Hatebfbg eggs,\nNew i.i .1 eggti all the year ar-nund\nWnnd'a I'AuIiry Kirm. ivn-y Hiding.\nlir. B089)\nnm.\nI'll Ii\nland Kn\n' mtt ti :\n10 1.. r\nael\ni; ll. i'i-\n.is, r. N', laol\ni < 1! 11\nLATE hiit.li.-.l laying l.nil.is. $1:\".\neach, . I, ,i,ii Dawe, Qranlte Road.\nNelaon. lie . 1MS5)\nWHITE Legborna Imported. Torn Barron 'J-'l egg sliain. l.an.a-liir... l-'.nr--\nI I. 13.00 aittlng. W. .1. Ki.-llal-.ls.\nOranlte Road. (s.\".i;:i>\nBABT CHICKS for March iiml Apr.l\ndelivery, \u25a0\u25a0s.-n.i r..r price list.\" .1\nT. Webater, Norland Poultry Farm.\nIt.ohr.nn, in'. (M>0)\nFor Sale or Exchange\n. i ii n hi An-hm- cow, S yeara old, a\nc I milker, t'.n.nil rash. ..!\u25a0 would\ntrade for atnglc wa),'.,a. S.uilnlt-i-s.\nl'ass re. IMIM\n\u25a0wu Wyandotte cockerela, and twe\nwhit., r. kin drakea il. Stewart,\nFurnished Kooins to Kent\nI'm: RENT Farnlehed houaekeeping\n-ii'i... aN.r fiiriiishi ri room, Annable\nBlock: I..in\u25a0 r i iiirni. li. .1 houae, .1.\nK. Annable. (S.l.'.ill\n(. ! A TKINSON\nlv Newa. \u25a0 Kl*\") [A W.....I. I\nTKINSON THANSl'ER\n1X1.\nCoal a I\n(812\nFarms and Ranches f or^ale\nLife Insurance\n2 UN Un ASSURANCE CO.\nUil',-A at N'r.rlllliirr-t. Wtlahi, 2T, niinntr-s' j rifl\nwall; i.C lliuli school. iSn-A.rlcl] snlr- , O CANADA\u2014.1. c. Kennedy Jilatr\n\u00a3or\u00a3,.\u00ab'rV.el w^ru^ng \"tSS i \"'\"' OMa\u2014oilto, Ink. 'N,ison'S^|\nHnrlnn p.ned to barn nir.l 4-roomed ] \u2014\nlirnisi.. lixtra uood for vegetable\",!\n'\u25a0irall'a. r'luvcr, nun an,I linns. Free\nOwner ! \u2014>\nChimney Cleaning\n:u-|y or lata liosls. Owner, \t\nnrpcrty - iit I -aTcrM.\n\u25a0 In sacr-i- | W\nat jil'..\",\". Z. A. 1 Tll\u00ab*. 31fr Hyde I \t\n Valued Ilic property irtllrrM. rowLSS, Oltlclal Chlmn!\nISODO, Heirs now willing In sraci-i-| W Cleaner.\n(SK\nPrinlin)!'\nMiscellaneous for Sale\nFRED WILLIAMS\nPHONE 106\nFOR BROODER COAL\nOur Three Hills Coal lias pinvi'.'.\na sin ss. Prlr-o Ili.M per ton.\nTHE DAILY NEWS\u2014Quality Prlnlll\nRuling, I-ooaa Leaf Forma, i,eriB\nSheds ninl Hinders always in\nInsurance and Real Estal\n1-.-..1 Estate, Insurance, Rental\ntnnahlc Hlk., I'.l.l. Hon Tr:,. I'llun\n_ (SI!\nHE. DILL. INSURANCE, rAR|\n\u2022 AND CITY PROPERTY.\nllll Al'TO-I.OAIHNtl Hi Power\nin perfecl BoadlUon. For sal\ntrade for food heavy revolver\nllii-il, llnnniniTton. I\nisir.ni\nnifle\n:.os Ward Strait,\nNelson, Itl\n(Rtinr\nMonuments\nOOOD wood saw: ono\nator: one big heavy i\nshape. Phone \u00ab1 lit*.\nsh\n\u2022uxrnni Si RITCHIE HON1\nV MENTAL CO.\u2014P. O. Hox SOT,, Nil\nson. BC. Telephone K4. (812\n'Hit SAI.I-'. \u2014 Mareh 1. horse, alnffle\nharneaa, lighi wngon, sl.-inh. On\nview O. K. Bakery, Stanley atreet.\nChiropractors\nIs. Trail. Il.l'. i Ml\nHAI.B\u2014Mohojany ease r-i-all\nphone, in aplendld condition, ir.\nai.)...\" and ji recorda. i'.,-t |1\nWill saci-ifi,-,, .ai M0. A|.| ' \"\n\u00bbS1, Nelson.\nDR. R. E. ORAY\u20141'hlropr.iolnr. Tlio\nlir,. Ilill.-er Block. Oft'iec Hours:\nIr. IS am., '2 to r. nnd 7 to 11 p.m..\n.Cepl Sue,live, ronsultalions free. (S13\nVLI.AN S. DODDS, D.C\u2014Phonn~Gf',\nOfli.-e Hours: 10-12: l-l nnrl hy i\npolntment. Aberdeen Block, Nelson. Ill\niar.i*\nAccounting\nGOOP while potato\nhundred. .1- P. \u00bb\nB.(-.\nLIMI-l-SI'lVl'lll'l: BO lull. ai. 5\nteat, ill Ill-gall.nr hair. I-\ngallon half-barrela Imme\nin.-in r..i- Bl later Mite. '\nman-Ker Milling Co. I.I.l.\nCHAMPION separator, \u25a0\u2022-'\nl-'i-as.-l-. Nelson.\nal 13.00 per\nParks Si.lioe,\n(8.3o)\nCHARLES T. HUNTER\u2014\nAurlltor, McDonald Jam Bnlldlrl\nBox 11 :\u2022 I Nelson. Il.l\n(813\nel Pr\niv Motor Par\nr use. goo.l as new.\nAlfred Bunker, Held\nFlorists\nGRIZZELLE'S GREENHOUSES, NE|\n::,.n. Cut flowers anil Floral des\nYVM* S. JOHNSON\u2014\n\u00bbV phona 1112. Cut Flowers. Pott\n1'lini-: an.l Moral Fmlilems. \"\"\"'\nQOon plnno, snap, 1200. Phone iron..\n(8.01)\nBAItPKLS. K15CS AND\" EMPTY\n\"neks \u2014 MacDonald Jam Company\nNelson. (SHU)\nWholesale\n\\ MA\nA. wi\nMACDONALD & CO.\u2014\n. llrocers nntl Prods\nhanrs. Imonrters of Teas, Coffin\n\u2022s, Pr-ie.l Fr-nits. Staple and Fun\n.l-l.-i. N.lsr.n, ll.C. (SU\nPIPE AND FITTINGS, ETC.\nComplete lint? ripe ind Kittfnga,\nall KlSM. Spocinl, 1-inch Pipe, 8c\nper foot. Rooftng Pelt l-ply,\n|1.U; 2-ply. $--00; 3-ply, |1.d Surfar*, i'O llm. p*r roll,\nBpecinl, %%%o* H'-tach Air Tlone,\nsuitable for unrdt'its. flc per root.\nMixc.l Wire Nulla, |2.04 por keg.\nWire Rnpo, Canvas, Logging Sup-\nplieB and ail kinds equipment\nD.C. JUNK CO.\n135 Powell Kt. Vancouver. RC\n(SUM)\nEngineers\nGreen Bros., Burden C0.\nNEL30N, B.C.\nCIVIL AND MININC* ENQINEEH\nB.C., Alberta and Dominion\nLand Surveyora-\n(813\n11\n. Kas.\nI \u2014\nD. DAWSON, Land Surrayo\nMinlnc: and Civil Enjflneer.\n(\u00ab13\nBoats and Automobiles\nAssayers\nWANTED \u2014 Motor canoe, Booil condition throughout llorily Ilox K301,\nDaily News. (1801)\nFrill SAI.F \u2014 35-foot strain work or\nnleaaure boal with complete equip-\nment, ritual.-.1 pilot Bay, iioo.i-\npaylnn outf.t. F. Montreull, Proe-\nl.r. Hi'. (SSL'S)\n(Jl W. WIDDOWSON, Box A1108 Nal\nl-J. son, H.C. .Slarnlard western cliarffej\n(813*\nCountry Property\nAuctioneers\n\\\\T CUTLER-\n>> \u2022 OooiIh Sold Privately and at anctio|\nNelson Auelion Mart, Vernon Ktree\n(81391\nPersonal\n.1 I- I1AVIS\u2014 Inl'oi-niiitiiiii Is ll. sireil\nas l\u201e the whet I,.arts of .1. I'\nDav.a. r..i-in.-1-iv a reafdent of Raatn.\nAnv informnllon reiardloi Mr. Da-\n\\is will he appreciated If aenl to\nBon -i:.l, Dolly News. i-l.'.ll\nFdP SAI.F.\nfrom N'.-l\u00bb. I\n-'hree rlouhle-lioanteil\nft. X L't It.. B tniles\nI'-ID.\nFuneral Directors\nJ. ROBERTSON, F.D.D., & E-l\n3a imi\n(814lll\nKoom and Board\nP.no.M nn.l lioar.l for achool clrl In re- i ^u,\nturn l.e- llihl houaework. Phona ML\n11 ST. (tltl> \"P\nStandard rurnltui\nCo. \u2014 Undertaker:\nl-'uneral Director!\nAulo hearse, up-tr\ndate Chanel. Be?\nservices. Price\nreasonahle. (8141\nBRINGING UP FATHER -:\u25a0\n:\u2014 By George McManas\n, ==\u2014,\u2014\u2014\t\nWCTMt* -MU.'-smith 1% '\n-to'Nc, to T*\u00abe mf. to\n\"Thz of=IZP^^ONlc,HT - '\n\"TR1XT Htl-lMiCi. VH1 M\nHE CALL'S PLt^C\n:j\n-- J HE.LLNr.XO A, '\t\nDOCTOR TOTRCA.T\nHIM WHfX I -bEIL ItlM\n^(ouR.r co^.^s^ -.-sTa.-t\nHOML -WITH Mi:\nAH'-MR Jicc-^-or\nCOUR-bt: TOO ISNOW\nMK - I'M MM 'at-ltfn\nI KNOW -yqu\nSOT I Oorti\nV\/A,rsT TO\n\u2022SHOW TOU\nI\nTC\nI'VE T-vs\/O T.CKELT-h HERE\nTOTIC RIVET ^LINCf.R-b' CALI\n, tonight - I Tiiot.Kiin -son\n^\u2666.V^MIC,HT -LLjlvt: THEM TO TOUR\n\\i____r__\n^^S)\nOlNTY- POT ON ^oo - we \\f>r. coin1 to\ni hi: kivet \u25a05*LiNC.Er.\u00b0>5~ C\u2122\u00abi B,.i.\u00ab -ajau ,--....d\n THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY JilORNlNG, FEBRUARY 25, 1923\nPage Seven\npo3\nDublin police raided a house in\nhe lesidentini diatret of Clontarf,\niear Dublin, ami seized a ton of ex-\n\u25a0obtvefl, many revolvers and hand\nir en ml en. 5351) rouiida of revolver\ninnminltion and a large quantity of\nDomb making materials. Two ar-\n,*ct)t.s were made.\nVioletH on purple ur Rray 1'eltn are\nmuch In evidence at Paint Reach just\niow, and Runk-ntas on nil forts of\nL'lvets dyed lo Match.\n1 thick f urn such as pony, caracul\nind broadtail trimmed with \\tai_0 furs\na m-w vogue In Paris and dor-\nise called \"loir\" l.s a fur novelty.\nMother!\u2014\nBobby's Hurt\nHis Finger\nHow many limes the kitchen door\nopens and a scared little face announces a fresh catastrophe.\nMother\u2014-reach for the bottle of\nAbsorbine J'\nCuts, sprains and bruises yield\nreadily to its treatment.\nA few ctrov in a cut will destroy\ninfection and hasten natural healing\n\u2014while a small quantity rubbed\nbriskly on a sprain or bruise will\nallay the pain, reduce the swelling\nand greatly assist in restoring the\ninjured part to a normal, healthy\ncondition.\nA bottle of ABSORBINE JR. in\nyour medicine cabinet will save no\nend of pain and suffering.\n$1.35 a bottle at most drucfji-sts\nOr s-rnt r<\"-P'*'n by\nW. F. Young Inc. m\nLvman IntltfM \u2022 - Montreal\nr,RT.AL NOTTfT,?\nLAI-ID REGISTRY ACT\nelb\nICU)\nIN THR MATTER OF Block \"K\" of b\nSulittivlsi\u00ab.i of niMl nf Lot S06\nrt-i-un I, M*i;< Tll-C,\nrr Und of Bept*mb\u00abr\n1<\u00bbU. I HKISKHY tJIVK NOTICB \",\nnv intention al lhc tXptfAtlOfl of QUI\nib-ndnr month from the first i-iiMUm-\non h.-nnf. In I* Ml* tO the \u00abai.l IfttBVO\nRobert M<*0\"iirr'e \u00bbnrl Unci. W, l-.nl>\non n n-..\u00ab*,si..'.-.l OrttflOOtf of\np in 11.-i. of maoO \\OBt O rt,fii**.le\ni..i--on bavin* any Information\n\u2022 -i-ffr.'-iCH Ui ntfh ioat (Yrti;\\ -nie\njf Title is rtquwitod to ooramunlcatt\n\u25a0\u25a0ith tli* undaralffned\nPATKn it thf Lund R-wflatry Office.\nW>m RC. thi* 17th day of Novcm-\ni*r 11121\nA W. miRNS,\nmm i ftamtaxtat\n\"GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT\"\nKOTICK OF APPLICATION FOR\nBEBR LICENCE\nNotlii'\niM\nli,-l,l,v\nBlv.-ii\nIlia\n.1, lln.\nlist ituj\nMall\ni m-xt\ntl\nunder-\n*iBli..,l 1\nit, :\niin t.i\ni y i\n, t\nl,..|H..r\n'iinln.l\n\u00abl,,.,-t ,.I\nIt.\nn\nnl f\u00ab\namlaaa\na in\nbeing\nt-tu\nI'a\nj\nii re*\n.r ih-\niHiIIiik\nk\n11,Wll\nlis 'l'l\nNi\nllll. Til\n1 1. .-\nililiitii ;,t\nS;,|M1...\n111\nlib\nh Co\n.n.il.ii,.\nHI\"\nII II,,.\nlaii.li\ndel\nTl\ned UM\n...Is Ni\nmnl\n1. llii,,\n\u25a0\n.\ninlisli\n',,!\nmibla.\nMap '1\n|,\nKi\n.,1,-liav\n.iiii.I 1\n\u00ab\u00bb:\natmtloi\nll.MU\nlit\n1\ni Hi,\n'imvIi,,.,\no\n1 llrilmli O\nIm\nibl\n, (af\nIn. aalt\nlie ,,|\u201e.\n, ot\"\nn I\nlui-r\nottla\nN- 111-\nIlia\n,1111\nlit\nar I.)\nlmtiil\nHi\ns :oth\nday\n)f\nFi\niruary\nIRS.\nA. 1\nIIHHIN\n,.\nst\nX,\nktit)\nT \"GOV\nAll\nLIQUOR\nIn-\nA\nlata.\nEBNMUNI\nCT\"\nNOTICE UK APPLICATION Full\nUKIili l.lll.Ncl.\nK,,ii,-,. is li. r, l.v jl-.v.-.. lhat,' I\"-\nitli ilav ul Mai.-li naat, Um- underalgneil\nIn),-iiits tr. apply i>. Hi,- I,i.in..I- i'..iitn.I\nnl f.ir'ii In-,-ii.a- in reaped ol preln-\nisrs batal par. i.r the batlrf.ni known\ntin* Salmi, Hotel, sillliil.-'l at Raima.\nllsli Columbia, hi tin* landa il<*-\nvri-il\u201e-il as l..,l No. hi. ll and II\nm...-k Nn. .. Map No. ''\u25a0--. nn,ni.\nI'.lllA. I. nay. I,,,,I It, fist, al i'.ii\nliistrl.-t, in Hi., province of Brltlah r..-\niliia, r,,r tha sal- of beer Lv tha\nss nr l,y th.. oiirn Isittle tor Con-\nsiiiiii.ti'ni mi Hi,, nrem.aaa,\n\"mud litis nth day \u201et February,\nis::,.\nARCHIB A. UliAY.\n(83K9) Applicant\nNOTICE\nTo whom ii may concern:\nTulip notlee Hint tin* underal-med.\nwlm is proprietor <\u00bbf tha Port Kii.-ii-\npcnl Botal, Wan,-In. inl,nils to make\napiiiicnt.i.ii tn ihe Liquor Control Board\nof tin- Province i.r iiriiish Columbia\nfor a llc.-n,',. tin'l.-r Station ISB, lln-\neniiniiit Liijuur Act, to r.-lall beer\nl'. A. Wlll'l'lv\nWanctn. ll.C. January :ti, lii^;., (tOM)\n\"GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT\"\nNOTICB OF APPLICATION Kurt\nfnun i.ii-j.Nci.\nNotlOa Is licn-ljv p.vcn tliat. on llir\ny.\\n\\ ,iay of March neat, the under*\niKti'-il liili-nils t\u201e a|,|,lv t.i th,- LlqUor\nContnii Board far i lloanca in reaped\nif pramJaaa bel\u00ab pari of tha bu.ldlna\nlinown us Oiitk-t Hotel, silnalc al\nI'l-niili-r. Itrillsli Columbia, ni\".ii the\nlaniis doaorlbad ns i,,,t Number Part\nof illsti-ict lot N. I0>, .\"In,nn 1 Bloc*\nNumber A ami II. Man Number TK\nKootenay, Land ReHmration niatrlci\nin the Provinee i.r ittitish Columbia\nfor tho sain ,,r 1,. it t.v tiie glaaa oi\nby the open buiiln fur oonaumpllon on\nthe liremises.\nbated this iist ,i;,y ,.i February,\nlDllj.\nVV. A. WAltll.\ntHH) Appl loan I,\n~ GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT\nNOTICK KOlt APPLICATION Full\nnn licbhch\nKotloe is hereby ***i*an thai on tin-\n2.ini of Marat nt the ui rala i\nll:lemls tn apply In the I <> \u25a0 t\",,n.\n,t Board fnr licence, under peetioli\nLT.M, liliveriililenl Liquor Aet.\nReaped of premises 1,,-lni* purl of\n1.nil.lan; kDOWn lis Mersev llnlel silil-\nntcd nt l-lrle. Htltlsl, Columbia nt\">n\nthe landa ilesirll.eil ns loi number\nLois l ami 2. Block I, Lot IftT, hv\n\u25a0ssment rule in Kootenay Dletrlct,\nNelson, ll.C. for sale of beer bv\nMM or open bottle, fnr collsillnption\non the pn'miaea.\nIluted February 20, 1925\nO, A. H.MlI.L'Nll.\nA 8 i 17) I'roprletor.\nMAHON SHOWS\nHITTING PEP\nLocal Battler Gives Good\nImpression to Fans in a\nWorkout\nJlmnile Million, local weherweiKlit,\nwho Ih matched with Boh Harm's nt\nthe Recreation club bowl on Saturday night next, held a strenuous\nworkout yesterday afternoon at the\nRecreation club. Million's workout\nwan eagerly watched by over 50\nfiins, who lefl thp club, convinced\nthat he haw the noodH.\nMahon, who lias been working\nout at HonniiiKton in in the pink of\ncondition and iM-wid.-* several rounds\nof skipping, shadow boxing und\npunching the hag, he stepped six\nfast rounds with two local wpaifing\npartners. *\nHe clearly showed his quick hitting power in the six rounds of\nboxing.\nRaines, wlio is a Spokane youth,\nIs reputed as a fast boy. He is under lhe charge of Danny .Neodhant,\nformer well-known ba tiler of the\nearly days. He will arrive here on\nThursday and will workout beforo\nlocal fans on his arrival. The bout\nw.ll he over the 1 ((-round route and\nshould prove inteivnUng several fast\npreliminaries have been arranged\na headline!* being that between Ted\nMe Vicar and Young Alex Stewart.\nMahon works out at the Recreation\nclub today at 2:30 o'clock.\nWALTER JOHNSON\nREACHES TAMPA\nSenators' Hurling Ace Hasn't Signed Contract Yet;\nMajors Train\nNKW Villi!*:. I'lii. |4.\u2014\nfans an- liesllltliirt In SI P\nas aprtng aephyra blow in\nand tli.- report! from Hi,\nti'aiui. trnlnlnp\nsel.nll\nstb-ss\neast\nOnly Half Dozen\nSpitters Remain;\nAlmost Lost Art\n|2P\u00aeBAI3g-\u00a3\nAN ALMOST LOST ART\nMONARCHS WILL\nPLAY IN CITY\nNelson Seniors to Tackle\nVancouver on Friday\nNext\nXelson hockey fans will fee th<-\nVancouver Monarchs, Com* hoik.-y\njchanipions in action hare on Kriday\n[night ni'.vl. when they imet thf Nelson seninrs.\nArrangements for Ibis \u00abame were\ncompleted yeRerduy rollowlM th.*\narrival of the Vancouver team In\nTrail. NVIsun fans have been clamoring fur this game and the Mun-\narch'a management hav\u00ab consented\nto a gam.*, whether they win the\nprov:nclal championship of not.\nBelgians Defeat\nBritish, French\nTeams at Soccer\nLONDON, Kel,. M.\u2014(Canadian\nl-arifir Cable.)\u2014Football famea\nlilaveil tinlay resullml ns f.illnws:\nMorrisn i.nAtii i;\nI'll-I Dliisiuii\nPortlclt Tliistles, 3; (.liieens I'ark\n1.\nIl.'inillton Ai-ails. tl: Celtic, '.\ni:\\l.llsll LEAGUE\n'I'liinl l.lvisinll. .\\in-tli|.|-ii Sct'liuil\nUiHkdale, r,; Doncmater, 1.\nBradford, 0; Darllnfton, 0.\nIn tiie trlniiKiilnr toiiriianiPllt\n|ila\\t-tl annually amoIlK tho llrllisll.\nl-'ronrb nml BolSUtn .'irnilis. it gnnie\ncimli.sti.il between tin* llrilish ami\nIlelKian arm 'aa ri'sulti-il wltli a win\nfor the Belglani bv -I In '1.\nRacing i-luii nt France, 3; Newport, 14.\nUta.le Fral\nIlls,\nMnlllltaill Aah,\nBy AL DEMA.REE\n(roriner Pitcher, N. Y. Giants!\n'l'l,.- outlawed apltball is aeon to become a Ion. an. ut Ilie ureal stiitters\n,,l l-nin.-i- foare there are oaly a half\n.i.-a.-n left: Stanley Coveleakle, 11.11\nl'.,ak. lllnn Shocker, 11,-il l-'aber. I!ur-\nleiltll (irinas ami Jack Qgintl\nA\nII 111,\nI.l\n. fin.-.l\nI all\nI ni-,-\nsli, mil\npile\nli I :\n.villi area, si rillK.\nKOOTENAY BITTER ALE\nThe Ale with the real flavor, $2.1.-0 doz. Order through\nGOVERNMENT LIQUOR STORE.\nFREE DELIVERY DIRECT FROM BREWERY.\nNELSON BREWING COMPANY LIMITED\n(This advertisement Is not published or displayed by the Liquor\nControl Hoard or by the Government of Bnti-sh Columbia.)\nOLD KENTUCKY\nBourbon Whiskey\nBOTTLED IN BOND\nAn old fashionod whiskey made in the old fashioned\nway matured in charred oak barrels\nNAMED FOR THE STATE AND TRULY GREAT\nThis advertisement ia not published or displayed bv the\nLIO.UOI*. CONTROL BOARD or the Government of B.C.\nHORSES\nHave you a hone or several horses which you\nwish In sell, or, wilh lhe approach of spring, are\nyou in lhe markel to buy horses? If so, advertise\nyour requirements through the Classified Columns\nof The Daily News. A Classified Advertisement is\nread by many people over a large territory every\nday, and you will be surprised how quickly you get\nresults from it.\nTo Insert a Classified Advertisement, Phone\n144 (two lines) or Call at Our OHice.\nThe Daily News\nNELSON, B.C.\nBRUINS SCORE\nFOURTH VICTORY\nBeat Montreals in a Itough\nGame That Goes Into\nOvertime\nBOHTOK. I'ill. :'!.-\u2014The Uiisinii\nIli-ulns scored their fourth victory\nnf the National Hookey taenia nea-\naon t.iiiii,'ln when they ilet'enu-il\nMontreal in mi o-vort-tna lame, 2\nto 1.\n'rile will tl in-4 goal wns lift ..-il\nl.y Red Stuart, or the Brnloe in\n2 minute,., and r.i] eocondt of extru\nHay.\nIt Waa one ol' lhe closest contests\nof the local season ami the mat\novertime lama in the profeoalonal\nseries here. The play was rtnij*li\nthroughout, although only om- majoi\npenalty was given. Tlis wenl ti\nDlnemore for charging Herbaria imi\nlhe hoards in llle secoml pen,,,!,\nI'm- lhe rest of ih,- name Hi.\nMontreal wine was hooted ami i I\non every appearance on th.. ice.\nRenedlct was hurt twice durln*.\nill.- name, an.l also llniie Mann.\nAll tile casualties were alile t.i re\nma n iii the game.\nTile Montreal forwards clearl,\nnr.phiycil lhe Itiaiins. But the Boa*\nI.m il,.fence was solid. The Ills'\nI :..-\u25a0. -,, aci re hail a luck] clement\nbeing sc.a-cl l.v Ilileliman on a lif\nrom center i'c. 'I'he ncond 'ain,\nwhen Btewart, with a weak shot\nblundered through the Montreal de\nfence, ami laid a clear track. Duffle\nMi nro tallied Montreal's only Koal.\nSiimnmcy\nFirst period* 1 Montreal. D. Mun-\ni\"\n\\'o s\nerlod\u20141, I:\nperiod -3,\nlllleh\nn. Ste\nASKS SUSPENSION\nOF WILLIE RITOLA\nBoston Legion Declares He\nDefaulted Contract;\nAfter Hahn, Too\nBOSTON', i'.-h. 2:1.- -Chart K.\nUormi 1.1.- i.- diicctor of th..\nMaaanchuaetta depart nl oi tic-\nKOOTENAY BOYS\nQUTSKATE AND\nOUTPLAY COAST\nfContlniiP.f |.r. i\n\\os\\nn (!i.< puck iu Wil.-nu, v\nJolinum wltli a htit ni:.-,\noaog-tit in ins hand,\nNoiris Scores\nH.- fttVe III.- puck In .1,.\nvciJt.onal save. Bala, getttag tin* mii-\ni>.r. made a long ehol unaaauMed,\nwhil.- Dewar drew a penalty tor ini'-\niiiiiK*\nVancouver Sveeils Up\nIn (In- lliii.l. S iik- t sh.-t a f.i.vt unt!\ni.. Chapman, Iminedlatt-iy duplloatad\nby Smith io Julius.nt. Vaaoaayat\ny.UifOt;\\ up nun' nt lliis Iim.'. an.l\ngave Roast and a hot time for u torn\nin in ut is. although i'lay was %%%*% 1\u00bb\nVaiH-ouv.-i* territory.\nBhaw toat iii- puak t.> Mullsky, an-t\nin a taab baat Cha-pnaa, who oamaa\ntli.- Insl counter uf tin* Ram.'. J.-w.-ll\nwas haooked out m a nWakn with\nShaw, ami had to W. caniifl off the\nIce.\ni'nr ih.* balaaoo of tin- game i>lay\nwas l'ailly even, lln- Mill, is ImhliiiK\nlln in down, nnd wln-n. \\.r nn n|iiHir-\ntunily fame tlic shots nl' tin- Monarrh.-i\nware slow ami wide, eaualng Johnson\nno tr\nubh-\nLtneupa were: Vancou*.' ir Cfanp*\nman. goal; Anderaon and Kusi.-r. Aa*\nft iin : f.irwardu\u2014Siniih. Shaw, Woods.\nWilsun (captain), I'ahn.-i. (tain ami\nDexter.\nRoaaland- Johnaon, goal! N.-!s..n\nami Maratare, defence; forwatda \u2014\nSiiif,'.-r, J.-w.-ll. in*war. Norris. Mohxky\nnml Btepbena,\nTi keeper\u2014 8. HeDougaa\npasx. s.\nn paated\nhlch he\nv.iuis.\nIratty\nI T. Hi ill l\n\u00bb Foatei\nwt*-iiiiii\nH.r It:\ns the\nmi pla\nnliii. r\nWith\ndoi\nnl bi\n\u25a0ti in\nfast.\nS:cond loorel'si\ngvl awn\\\ni dual in\n\u00ab, and il,\nhota, Mtnlth\nI'd I'uii i.-iii;ih\nPenalty\nB -IVtf\nMrlutyr,-,\nGoal Summary\nPint parted Hurrta, from Jewell, tl\niiiinui.-s; Jewell, ii mlnutca.\nSit. ill d prriml- Nil s,-oru.\nThird period\u2014Molluky, l minute*.\nr.-naitii--- \u2014 Poater, Viutaoavtr, I\nminui.-s; Palmer, Vancouver, 2; ilawar,\nUosslund, 2; Ha in, Vanrmn .r-. I; SinK-\n.-r. -Marsl.-ts. Kussland. 2; Anderaon,\nVancouver. I; Maratera, Roa*tand, 2;\nDewar. Roaaland, 2: Sniiih. Vanrou-\nJealde Outpoints\nKid Lee in Light\nElim'.nalicn Roum\nNEW YORK, Feb. 2-1.\u2014\"K. O.\"\nClyde Jcakl\u00ab of Tcledo. tcni-jht\noutpointed Oeorgie \"Kid\" Les cf\nWorcester, Mass., In a se-*t*l*h<(f\nccntcit which was cjia cf the\nfirpt round matches i.i the New\nYork sta' 3 athle'lc csuunlsalon\n1 am u.iiicit to pre ditce a sne-\nccrsor to Bnnle L.on.ird, who\nrecently vanatod the ; igh**. weight\ntitle.\n\/LEtRTA VARSITY TO\nPLAY AT THE COAST\nRAY, RITOLA\nHANGMARKS\nGranville, Canadian, Beats\nFrigerio,in Mile and a\nHalf Walk\nNKW YORK, Feb. 24.-\u2014Jole Kay,\nvclprnn sprint star of tho Illinois\nAilih-tic cluh establiBhed a world's\nindoor record of 2:29 3-5 tonight\nfor 1000-meters In defeating Willie\nUoOdWln, of the New York Athletic\nclub, in a race at th:s distance featuring lhe meet for benefit of the\nCathadraJ of St. John the Divine,\nat Madison H'liiare Garden.\nItitola ltrcakM Two JUvortls\nWillio Ititola amaahed his own '\nWOrld'a indoor record for CUUO-met-\ner\u00ab !n the distance feature of the\nmeet. The Finnish-American ace\ncovered the distance in 14 minutes\ntl i-r\u00bb aeaondn, lowering by seven\nand four-fifth seconds the mark ho\nset three weeks a&o.\nOn hh Sftcf 10 the finish, Ritola\nalso lowered hs own record for\ntlm-e miles, where he was clocked\nIn 13.SH 1-5 as compared, with his\nformer standurd of 14:01 2-5 10\ndays *fO at the Now York Athletlo\ncluh Kamep.\nPhilip Crnnville, of tho Hamilton\ntfounf Men's Christian association,\nand former winner of the American\nnational walking title, scored a spec-\ntitcular victory over Frigerio, Italian\n:< ud Dimple <'liam]iion, in a in 11a\n1 ml uiie-lialf watklnK event that\naroused ths crowd to a high pitch\nOf enthusiasm. Granville broke the\nt;i|.e in H):lt) 4-5, more than 10\nseconds behind Goulding's world's\nrecord,\nNurmi Hares Alone\nI'aavo Nurmi rared virtually alone\nand 11 inn*ifested to g colorless two\nmile tr umph. but failed to endan-\ngar an> world's indoor records.\nWintertons Block\nBurns at the Soo\nAll,-im im.lal.ly\n-J'Ai.t^e:: beats col*m\\\n>.* .\\ni;i-;i.i:s. i-.i. :i. m\ngAULT BTE. .MAHill. Out., Fi'b. 21.\nTea llniii.-'ni-..l ,1..liars' ilamage to\nliulldtnga i.ii'l -.-..nlcnts r.-sultcd from\na f.re wliii-li slarh.l iii a funiaco\nroe i' iii.- i.v.mw 1,1,nk hare, y<-*-\ni.nlai. The block is owiuil l,y Lor.l\nV, .nl.-l-li.il Ot Kni'laii.l\n, I BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS\n. VAMCOtrVBR. Teh M. \u2014 Leadtag\n-' clube ,.t' the jo-...im-.- arm he i-.-in---\n.', ,,.\u201e!. ,i in the Hrltleh Colamhta i.ad-\n' ii-iiit.iii champtonahlpa wliii-h op, n\n!l,.,,. I itii.v, .ull' in 11,11-4 until Sat-\n] -:,,ia> evvnlna- McTafa-a'l Caeaaa,\n! Hi, a. ... Caaadlaa champloa, will par-\n.|pi\nI lit IT < 'Mlll\\i: Mil'\nSAKK M . Ill WAN's IITllll\n1113(1 INA, I-',-\n111 IS || l-i -,\nlemLel \u25a0 of In\nScctland Wants\nSecretary Given\nHigher Status\nLONDON, Feb. M.\u2014(Canadian Pvaaa\nCalilt-'l\u2014Si-.il'..ill.l is .I, sir.HIS ,.1 SCI'li-\niiik- tin- stains ,.f the aecretary Co*\n--, ,,j|i,.,l, ;u preaent Sir .I..lm llil-\n,\u201e.,-;,- i iin.l. and with thla object IB\nmflii-tillal deputation >.\u25a0''- I I Ita\nI'i\nBtan-\nol iv\nr\u2014\ndlate\nFinn\n\u2022Mill.1.1\n I 1*1\n.\\|i.\nh.-\n.-I I.-\nAmal.a\ni.i Ihorlttan [,, im\nmint ul 1.1..ul Hahn\nmtler, who dropped\n..ii mile after innni\nr,-.-.|ii.irii-i.- .ii\" Un- ,\nRltc-Ia's Exonerated\nA Hi\nKliltlt-\nMlll 1,1\nIK I,\u2014\nNKW \"i\"l:\n;\nnvited to\ncom a\nto n.r .-im;\nluring\nIII,' I'isil nf\nMrs.\nM.\nL.\nMcDermt\nd\nTHE CANADIAN I!\n. w.\nGOSSARD\nCO.,\nLTD.\nWc feel that\nmany oi\nHll' It'\ntumt -\u25a0*\u2022 will a\ntprt riii\n1, Un\nopportunity\na,i'i talcr i\nif cov.itdt\n\u25a0Ini.iliui,\nlll'l II'\n!\u25a0! 1\nHi \u25a0 Cirifli'nl\n'n fitl'iv) HI\n, Cars\nrrirt's\ntil rr,\n.l\/i.s.\nVi\nII, nn lit i\n\u25a0ill In\n,;-'-'-',.\/ t\u201e ,\u201e\n<;:\nI'iiI, . Thumdni) \"I th\nI'i hnmrii -Jl,,\n..' in i!..\nnu-: ii'ii\nS'O.VVS\nBAY CO..\nXi Is,,a. \/,-. c.\n.Mm mny appointment\n- will h, tt\npiy,'\n'If il trill \u25a0\nnrr an\ntiftiration visit\n2 Specials for Wednesday\nMorning Selling\n27 PAIRS OXI.Y OF LAMMS' ['AT-\nK.N'T LEATHER BOW PUMPS-\nGood fitting; military ht-cls. (.rai!\nwalking-weight sole. All sizes. Pur\npair .\u2022*.:;.!>.\u25a0\">\nLADIES' SOFT DONGOLA KID\nPUMP\u2014Coroforl in wear is assured\nhere. Medium heel anil good sole.\nPer pair $3.95\nTln.y two numbers will sell quickly\nim sight.\nTHREE-PLY WHEELING YARN- In\ncolors black, copen, scarlet, cardinal,\nkhaki, green, leather and while. Per\nlh 91.15\nMILL ENDS OF WHITE COTTON\u2014\n,\"iG inches wide. Various textures. Per\nyard 1!><-\nI' icfnl f ir hundreds of purposes\n\u25a0il\nI'd-\n.35**}\nIUC-KAC BRAID\u2014In coIom nf red,\nsky, pink, lavender, black, while,\ncopen and yellow; now so much used\nf->r I imitlings. Six yards for 25-f!\nSPoi'.T SUIT\u2014A Wednesday Morning\nSnap. In a green heather mixture\nr'l'ir:,'. Patch pockets, with belt\nPlain-tailored skid. Worth $25.00,\nWednesday Morning .SI*J.!)5\n-Aon.\n\u25a0iii\n[ HEAVY QUALITY Wll\nX* VESTINGS\u2014Good was\nUTE STRIPE\niiiLT materials.\nNAVY FRIEZE SUIT\u2014Plain tailored.\nSlash pockets, witii belt Fattened\nwiih two buttons. Plain-tailored skirt.\nWorth 121.00. Wednesday Morning ifil(>.!>5\nNo plione orders.\n Pa^e KiRht\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS,!\"WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1925\nTHE ARK\nLadles, f|n\u00ab l.iMb* Boab___ regular\nBOB- to clear, 40c. Milk and Wool, Jl.H)\npair, ftngs, Wuoi-auras, Ranges, Cuuk-\nIftg Utensils\u2014Cheapest in the city.\nJ. W. HOLMES\nPhona 634 606 Vernon fit.\nFACTS\nAbout Our Optical -\nDepartment\nWe havo heard it said that\nOptical work Is a Hide line with\nun. Nothing la nunc wrong.\nWhen Mr. l'utemiude finished\ncolts* ta 1SST, his first connect ions were with the oldest\nCanadian house, as prescription\noptician.\nTwenty-eiKht years ago ho\nstarted Ms department of optics\nhere, and ever since it has had\nhis constant attention.\nlie iiHos and gives nuthing hut\nthe best, and employs only professionals.\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOPTOMETRI8T and OPTICIAN\nBRANTfNG DIES,\nSWEDEN MOURNS\nA MIGHTY SON\nEditor, Thrice Premier,\nMade Social Democrats .\nGreat Party\nWAS IN PRISON\nFOR OPINIONS\nEx-Premier Was a Great\nInternational Figure for\nPeace\n0. K. BAKERY\nDaily Delivery to All Parts\nof the City\nSTANLEY ST. PHONE 165\nBelow Central School\nB.C PLUMBING &\nHEATING CO.\nAgente for\nALBERTA CLAY PRODUCTS\nSEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE\nANOTHER KIMBERLEY\nMAN AIDS TREASURY\nUkrainetz, Remanded for a\nWeek, Decides to Plead\nGuilty After All\nMike Ukraineta, one of tin- men\ngathered in hy tin- provincial police\nln the Kimberley raid. Feb. 14, came\nUP before Magistrat. John Lcaak in\ncourt at Cranbrook Saturday, and\nwas fined -(.I.UI nml coats, for infractions of tbe T--iip.ni* act.\nUkralneti was remanded [or a week,\nafter the charge agalnsl him waa\nlajd. When his cave .am.* up before\nMaKlstrate Leuk Satin*.lay, however,\nhe deebbd to plead guilty, and wai\naccordingly fined ItOO and *-oate, or\nthree months iu fail. !!\u2022\u25a0 paid the\nfine.\nW. .1. Neebltt, barrlater of Cranbrook acted tor the prosecution, and\nI'kralnetz was undefended.\nApple Shipments\nFrom Halifax Run\nto Million Barrels\nHALIFAX, Feb. 24.\u2014A total of\nIMI.ITI barrels ol apples bave been\n\u25a0hipped to the English market from\nthis port .\u00abo far thin season, the mil*\nlinn murk bavlnfl been passed las!\nweek wlu-n eastbound ships, loadi d\n\u25a0ILlSI barrela\nMay Physically\nExamine Teachers\nTORONTO, Keb. 24.\u2014 If a niotinn\nupproved by ibe manaiement committee of th-**; board of education\ncomes into effect. Chief Inspector\nCowley will be authorized to order\na medical examination of any teach\n\u25a0er who, in his opinion, is physical!;\nincapable of scientific work.\nSTOCKHOLM, Feb. 24.\u2014i-'injts\nwere at half must throughout the\ncountry today In honor of Hjalmar\nBranttnf, former premier, who died\nshortly afler noon. All classes, the\nopponents of the former premier.\nas well as his followers, expressed\nthe r regret at the passing of one\nwho was regarded as among Sweden s greatest statesmen.\nOne ot the political effects of his\ndeath is expected lo he the development of a tension\u2014if not n\ncomplete split\u2014within the ranks of\nthe Socialist party, which has been\nheld together by tho great force of\ni-irant.ng's personality.\n(Ily tho Ans.h*luted Press.)\nHjalmar lh ant ing, the first Bo-\neulisl prime minister in the history\nOf Sweden, and one of the outstanding public men of that country in\nhis time, was regarded by the Swedish people as thejr country's most\nInternationa! politician.\nWorked for Working Classes\nDevoting virtually his entire life\nto the amelioration of the conditions of the working classes, and\nthe attainment of the Social Democratic dream of universal peace by\nuniversal understanding, Dr, Blunting worked unceas ugly and with I\nfine optimism for the realization of\nhis ideals. Re spared himself no\npersonal sa-rifice. and even sat iu\npr son for his companionship of the\nUtile of those whose caste and\nculture were Inferior to his own.\nInterference with these activities,\nwhich he regarded as iiis more Important International work, prominent Swedes said at the time, was\nthe real reason for Dr. UraUting's\nresignation as finance minister in\nthe Kden gov. rnment in His, although he had sa'd he mu withdrawing from the cabinet because\nof the con,liip,n of bis health.\nNnc7 on the\nSocial Democratic ticket. He made\na brilliant and honorable record,\nand Ik* his s ncerity and ability won\nthe respect of those who had heen\nhis bitterest opponents. He was the\nauthor of several hooka and treaties\nof political subjects.\t\nRAILWAY HEADS\nVISIT IN C!TY\nBRIEFPERIOD\nCouncil and Trade Hoard\nDelegation Meet Officials\non Boat Service\n(Irani Hall. \u00bblco-pri.\u00abM\u00abl ' lha\nCanadian l-aclflc railway; F W\nr. i.i,. u, ii, ral sui.i'iiiii.n.l.iii r.,r\nBrltlah Columbia; ami C. A Cotter. 11,\nnaalalan. m-m-i-iil aupenntmdalll I'm\nHi-iM-.il r..lun.i.i.i. paid tha city a\n...-iv ..11 their ....> li..in Hi*' weat.\nund left ..11 i In- \u25a0\"\u25a0 o'clock train r\n10 ROUNDS\nBOXING\n10 BOUNDS\nNelson Recreation Club\nSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925\nBOB BARNES of Spokane\nvs.\nJIMMIE MAHON of Nelson\nJUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS\nSemi-Windup\nTed McVicar vs. Alex Stewart\n(Four Rounds) and Several Fast Preliminaries.\nAdmission\nRingside Reserved, $2.20; Circle, 11.66; Balcony, |1.10.\nDoors Open at 0 o'Clock.\nTickets on sale at Cabinet Cigar Store and Nelson\nRecreation Club.\nPruning Time Is Here\nWe have in stock:\nREISER AND CALIFORNIA PRUNING SHEARS\nBISHOP PRUNING SAWS\n' PRUNING AND BUDDING KNIVES\nTREE PRUNERS, G ft. and 8 ft.\nGRAFTING WAX, Etc., Etc.\nLet Us Supply Your Wants\nWood-Vallance Hardware Co., Ltd.\nWHOLESALE\nNELSON, B.C.\nRETAIL\nsi,\nIS,\n111\ncity ih.. ..tli,hil- paid :. via,I lo thi\ntt\u2022 us,.li.lattid Mil.inn fi Smi'ltlna i\npany'a planl al Tadanac. A ahor\natop wns made nt Bonnlnaton, when\ntin- wink ,,!' the new power planl ll\nproitrcealng.\nAi the local atatlnn lhe officiate\nwan m, I by a delegation from tl.\ncity council im.l tl\"- board of trade.\n.1 A McDonald, chairman of the\nfreight nr.l tranaportat.on companj\nl..i- lhe board, addraaaed Mr, Petera\nhi regard to lha Weal Arm of Kootenay lake boat aervlce. Mr Petera\nhowever, had nothing to nay lit this\nregard. The delegation which waited\nupon th Hi.-il mis: Mayor John\nBi ll and Alder n O. Turner. .1 11\nH.imi il ami .1. I'. Morgan; .! A Ir-\n. iim. ,i.. .|.r.-iii. nt i.r the ii..anI ...\nir.i.l. ; an.I private iii. ini\" ra .1 A. Al.-\nDonald, w R. Hinton, Alexattdi r\nLeith, f, A Starkey, A. s. Homwlll,\n.1 l; Hunter, !\u2022'. F. Payne and .1 it\nGRUNT FOR THE RADIO PLEASE!\n\u2014\nThe riiar of tlio wild may yet be heard in every home. Wlih this idea\nin view, Eiatton WNTC ham btffttt trytef out Vm voi.es of \u00bbotM of. the\ninlmals in Xi-w York's zoological park In see how their roars, grunts nnil\nsqueals register through tho microphone and over tht other. The photo\n-hows ti aabl cultivating \"Hike's aeiuiainlam e.\nNEIGHBORS' QUARREL ENDS IN A TRAGEDY\nE. C. OWEN\nrlghtl is iitiil.-r air. si\nI'hli'h rcaullid li\nFRANK STAGG\nni.. charfed wltli imuili*i* In c.\n-.1 following a fisi fiKlit batwaan\nIng a inmplnini In tore the nolle\nHEAD A\nBoulder From Hill\nBroke Rail, Causing\nKettle Valley Derailment\nTliat tin- accident which derailed ihe\nK'etlle Valley train near I'i hue ton on\n.Monday was Caused hy a broken r;iil\nKits the Stat, ni. nt ol F. Vt. I'.-t. r>,\n(vnaral luperlntendint for Uu Brit-\niMh Columbia dtvfatoa <>f th.* railway,\nwte. WM in tin' <*ily yesterday.\na hu *.'.- boalter ooortaf itowa ttu\nbunk broke the rail, enuslng the atvl-\ndt nt, Which v.iis not wry nitIouk.\nRothermere to Try\na Schoolboy Test\nWith His Challenger\nL-DNDON, r.b. H.\u2014LoH Roth me rt,\npOblilher of the Dally Mall, and liis\nchallenger *\u25a0> a \"achool boy test.1* W.\nn don's elementary rnh noil wore not\nWOfti) thO money appropriated for\nIh.iii, litinir in nppOTt \">f I'm case\nthe tail un* of a nunih.-r of gra-flliatOl\nlo ine. I a teat mt hy the Ma spacer\nin rtlllni one of its junh.r derkahipo,\nSucceeds Nelson; Association Is in Good Standing,\nAccording to Reports\n\"'ai' ill- Hnoutil meetlni of the N. I-\nion Retail Mtrchanta' aaaoclatlon, hi id\n,, ,i\u201e- board of n.mi.- rootoe yesterday\nfternoon, .1. W Holmee was . lected\nresident ror the year. He eucceed*\n'(. (1. X. Is.,11. Wh.- lias In hi the portion I'm* iii- p 1 1 i\"\" >' \u25a0\"\" Other\nrficem elected were: Mral vice-\nresident, A. !\u2022 Kmory; eecokd vice-\nresilient. II M \\ ine.nl : htasur. r, R,\nitidr.-w: secretary. B. V. Olgot; audi,-\nnr. w. M. Walk. r. A Finance com-\nun..,. n; 1 bj Prealdanl Holmes\nonsiits -I 1 'i Nelson, A, D. Bmory\nnd II ,\\l \\ nn 1 nl.\nThe assocli n is in Rood flnanclaj\nInndlna according ta the report civ. n\niy B. K '',it:,.1. Reeolpta lor th.* year\ntotaled H-18.91: .lisl.nrs.ni. nts. |62 1.38 :\ntMTlai a balance tfl Jl I.M.\nAssets l.-t..I |5S.ftl, While the exeess\nnf assels i.v. r liahilities t.ilal $16.18.\nThe association, aooordlni t.i Mr.\nQlfofl report, has ll memhers, 11 of\nwhom ore full members, and five of\nwhom nr.- local nn-inherx. J>urin\u00ab the\nwar s.-\\.n on*.linns were held, A\neiedlt.d bablliee nf *1 K3 110 Is hehl in\nlhe bank wilh im liahilitl.s\nPresldint Xeports\nThe retirtni imsid.-nt. I. O. Nelaon,\nciiv.* a brief outline of MlM aooom-\npllahments of the Botmil Merchants'\naBOOClatlon in the imsl year. It in-\n,-liidi-d:\nBffortS vm i. marie tn hnve lh.\nCanadian Iti lib railway chance iis\nMine at Midway m idaiv of Crow's\nNfl. This-' efforts were ansuceess-\nI'til,\nA resolution hv the provincial\nhoard pro tea t ln| against the s;(le nf\nnleemaij;. lin.i \\v;.s endnrsed and had\nbeen effective.\na recommendation had been mad.- tn\nthe eity council fully endorsing a re-\nqneat for financial ajntatanoa to tb.\nNek-nil pUbllClt) eninniiltee,\nA clrenlar letter bad I n eoal to\nall numbers pointing ont the omiii Io\nlion's worii snd .tw boMflta, The\neireillar sin. wed lhat H per eent of\nthe nierehanls w.re imw exempt from\nthe operaln.n of tho nah'H tax. AlOO,\nowinff 1o action taken, thf emmter\nsales slip*; Whil h exceeded |lfl in\nvalue \\M-r<- exempt from a tWO Mttl\nstamp tax. \u2022*\nCity Churches Hold\nFirst Lenten Services\nTmlay is Ash Vfedneaday, ami the\naecond day of Lent will ho mtirked\nl.y special oervlcM in both Jtoinan\nr-iMi..lie ami Anfllcan eluirches.\nSp'-cinl serviees will he held\nthroughout Lent byltheoe churches,\n; li,. chinch of Mary Iminncnlate\n! holding Ken.-d ciion nnd the Stations\nof the Cross every Wednesday and\nThursday evening for tho otx weeks.\n' This morning, al 7:10, Very Reverend .1* AHhoff, V.O., will hold a\nspecial Ash We.Ines.lay service.\nYesterday, Shrove Tuesday, waa\nbetter known to many children\nthnAighoul the city as Pa&caka Tues-\nday.\nPAUIR. Peb. -l.\u2014'l'h.- condition of\nOloria Bwanaon, moving picture\ntress, who has been ill In conse-\nnuence ot\" nn oporatlon performed\nlasl we.-k, was declared this evening\ni.i have exhibited marked improve\nNelson News of the Day\ni Bre p.,*.,. ;; tor ' The Rdad In Love.\"\n(S12ti)\ni M,| aid Jam Co. is in the market\nfor all small fruits grown by ranchers\n[iO the dlltrlCt thlS season. (8110)\n! if your\nVancouver to Give\nFree Vaccination\nVANCOUVER, K.b. 14, \u2014 Owing to\ntin: ineuilenee of final IpoX the c.ty\nhas decided to open a free vaccination clinic.\nPOPE WILL HOLD CONSISTORY\nKOMI*;. Feb. 24.\u2014Pop.- I'ius will\nhold a conalstoiy aa la customary before tho bptfinnlnK of the various\nceremonies, next March or April, hut\nIt ia not expected that he will create\nany now cardinals,\nSouth Africa Will\nAsh to Be Excused\nFrom Title Awards\nIWri.T'iUX. I*,-I,. 24\u2014 lli'iii'iiil\nHrrUoc tha premltr, i.<-.. i>u*.i tn tha\nanambly today on tha itnrarnthant'a\nI'.-iiiiii'. ii in..ii..n t,,,. tha praMntAtlon\nof nn n.l.li..-,, |., tl\u201e. KIM, |ir;iy-\n|Q| iii.it Hla Majaaty m.iy Jt\u00bbolou\u00bbly\nin. i,i,-ii.\u00ab,-,i i,, rafraln from oonlacr-\nIiik tltlei upon hla mbjac-a domlcllad\nnr IIvIiik in S..111I1 ,Mri,-.'i.\nBou.hw-.al All Im, wllii'll In llll.l.T\nmainline. In nl\u00bb,i in,.lu,|,.,I In tin- i-i--\nQBMt.\nQuality\nService\nSatisfaction\nNew Spring\nHats\nYOU can be as critical aa you\n' like when you choose your\nSpring Hat here. We have all the\nnewest ideas in shape, colors and\nfinishes.\nIt will lake you less than five\nminutes to select just the kind you\nlike.\n$1.00, ?G.OO, $G.50, $8.50\nPremier Oliver\nOff tq Interior;\nDue Here Sunday\nVICTORIA, Feb. 24.\u2014Premier\nOliver will leave here tonight en\nroute to the interior. Ho leaves\nVancouver over the Kettle* valley\ntomorrow nigh*':, and spend Thursday and Friday in Penticton and\nthe Okanagan.\nOn Saturday the premier will\narrive in Grand Forks, where,\nalthough a byelecteion is to take\nplace shortly, he protests that his\nchief intereu; is to see his\ndaughter, whose guest he will\nbe.\nSunday night the premier will\ngo to Nelson, the constituency hei\nrepresents in the legislature,\nwhore he will spend two days.\nSeven Killed in\nPremature Blast\nin Texas Quarry\nLANOUBT, Texas, Keh. 24.\u2014Eight\nten were killed und four were seriously injured in a prematura explosion in a Southern Pacific Railway\ncompany's quarry here this afternoon. Two of the injured ure not expected to live.\nA score of men working at the\nquarry escaped injury hut could not\ntell how tht- explosion occurred. ' It\nis presumed that one of the charges\nof dynamite was imperfeel.\nJapanese Cabinet\nfor Soviet Pact\nTOKYO, Fob. 24.\u2014The privy council today ratified the agreement recently ui'rlved at between the Japanese nnd Soviet amhassadors at l'ek-\ning*. establishing diploma tic relations\nbetween lhe two gn\\ eminent s. The\nexchange of ratifications will take\nplace at Peking tomorrow.\nBERLIN, Feb. 14.\u2014Prealdent Hb-ort,\nWho underwent an operation last night\nfor appendicitis, had such a satisfactory day and was resting so well this\nveiling that much of the apprchen-\nion about his condition was allayed,\nOd a hopeful attitude prevailed at\nthe hospital where he ll a patient.\nWhen Your Supply Runs Short, Buy\nMcdonald's jam\nMnile by your ni'lglibor.\nFleming's Store\nFAIRVIEW\nNelson Business College\n\"Individual Tuition\"\nEvening Continuation Clanea,\nMondaya ond Thuradaya\nCOMMENCE ANY TIME\nOutstanding\nValues\nFOR THIS WEEK\nA COMPLETE LEATHER\nAUTO-STROP RAZOR OUTFIT\nAt a must rcmarkiililo price of\nS5.50- *''m'-K \"' -*\u2022 -\"\"\u2022\ndiniuy way at $H.S5.\nAuto-Strop Ruor 55.00\nAuto-Strop Strop CO\nShaving Stick -with nickel\nBMi S3\nKuliberset Ilrush with nickel\ncase 1.C0\nLeather Traveling Case 2.00\nRegular value J ?0.85\nALL FOR S5.50\nCanada Drug &\nBook Co.\nNELSON, B.C.\nHAS IT\nPUGSLEY BETTER\nTORONTO, Feb. 24.\u2014lion.\" William\nI'uKsley, who has been Berlounly ill\nof pneumonia for the pant week, was\nreported tonight to be slightly better.\n|y Now! is delivered hit\n(8322)\nTin* Road i\" Love\" is on poft 3\nDon*I mlw :< single Inetellnent, It\n\u25a0 the i\".-i eertel yet. (till)\nNelaon Brand Uiriulidi in a \u25a0*\u25a0\nitrlor product, manufactuerd in Nil-\nmn liv ;i lino wilh an investment of\nme hundred thouaand dollar! in your\n.wu cily ami diatrtct. if y\u00bbu want\nh.- beat. BRk for Nelaon Bimad Mar-\nnatade, New Keaaon'i 1'aek. (8H*j7)\nHave VOU ever traveled \"The Kna.l\no Love\"? Bet pate I. (Mil)\nThe Annual Meeting of the Nelson\ntKr.cultural and Industrial Aeeoote-\ninii Miii i.e luiii in the Council Cham-\n.. r. City Hall, on Wedneaday evrninjt,\nI*Ylmi:\u00abr> 2.1th. at S o'eloek, (bl28)\nThe Daily Newi delivered to your\ndoor before breakfast every morning\nfor Vi cent* \u25a0 week. Call 114 and the\npanel* will h<- started Immediately. \u25a0\n(B3G5)\nHave mhi a room whieh WOS would\nlike io rent? If so. try advertising ft\nill Tin* Daily News classified columns.\nUtQQ)\nW W Firgueon, Hairister, BolloftOT,\nNotary I'ubllc, oilker glook. (73-12)\nA meeting ol the Bkeogtln of the\nN'< Iwm Conservative Association will\nbe held In the Hoard of Tra'b; Jtoonin.\nTtinrsihiy eveninK at S o'clock. (8410)\nI'i\n'clion plus Investment, North\n-an Life. E 11. Hanley, DlBtrlOt\ntt. (8451)\ningsttn Eleetrlfl Lamps, 60 nnd\nwstt, 25c. II i p per -son Hani ware\n(S153)\nhI.t the HUapiOSI of the Asuoela-\nnf rhiir.-h Helpers of St.\nMins Church, ths Willow Point\n.'.\u25a0Mi Dramatic club will present\nsparkling coine.lv. \"The Saving\ne\" In th.- MethOTlal Hall, Tnes-\n3rd March. Tleksts may be hud\ni members of ths Association, J.\ndray's Store. Orldley*! or Mr. R.\nI>i.wsuii, Adm.ssion Jl. (S4C2)\nFraternal Order of Eagles will be\nAt Home tonight, tu X. P. Kail, to all\nEagles and thslr friend*. A rood\nlime in store lor you, (fl}|J\nEvery husband is a lover, but\u2014every\nlover isn't a husband! What will you\ndo when love grows cold?\nLouis B. 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