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If we in this\n. province woro to undertake to curb\nthe price of paper somo lawyer would\nbe sure to rlso up and Invoke the\n'JBt-ltlih North America act. Wo moo*.\n'\u2022We miserable institution at overy\nturn. Something h.-i.-s got is, be done\nto relievo tho province from tho\nlimitations under which It suffers by\n\u25a0Uio Brltlah North 'America act, -and\nI-nm glad to i seo that the government\nof Canada Is now taking steps to secure tha revision of that act.\"\nVICTORIA, March 21.\u2014\"Orowln*\npotatoes Ib a gamble-in this province\nIn which the consumer <suffot*si along\nwith the grower,\" dcolasred Hon. B:\nU. Barrow, minister of agriculture, In\ntelling the legislature today of the\nhard - conditions among the -potato\ngrowers of s tho Praser valley.\n\"'.ThousandB of tons will rot in tho\npits aa they will not pay t_o touch\nthehi,\" he said.  ....:.-_ ...\nHe blamed the situation on t*uo ah-\nMnee ot any ttuchlnory for equalizing\nttio crop reqUlrementa oach season\ns_a_ 'on tho Ud Judgment ot tlm\nChllllwnek growers In not accepting\nSIC and |40 a. ton whon offered lust\ntall.\nTho minister said, he gavo credit\nt\\> tho previous administration for\nhaving Initials-si the system ot cattle\ntesting for tuberculosis, which had\nled to Brltlah ' Columbia securing a\n-premier position in the health and\nwealth ot its dairy herds.\nTho liquor controversy was rospons-\nlbio for a piece of humor and a gem\n- ot sorcnam.\nMr. Jones had .dwlorcd that the\n\u25a0government had only ret asldo a grant\nOt 1888,778 for agriculture this year\n\"That is only ^two pSrr cent of tho\nprovincial rovouUes.\" declared Mr.\nJones.\n\\\nTHE HOUSEWIVES\nDrayton Says Canadian\nWomen Largely Respons\nible for Dollar Shrinkage\nCriticism Generally Levelled\non Grounds of Expenditure\nInvolved\nMOVES\nTO SIT IN |0TH HOUSES\nPremier, Queries Whether\nStep Constitutional; Mo\ntion Withdrawn\nMONTREAL, March 21.\u2014Sir Henry\nDrayton, minister of finance, speaking today boforo the American Woman's cluh here, laid at the door of\ntho Canadian houaowifo a largo part\not tho responsibility for tho shrink-\nage of iln . Canadian dollar in tho\nUnited States market, and uttered a\nwarning that, If the Dominion- con\ntlmu-il on her wuy of lavish Importa\ntldn of United States goods at the\nexpense 'of Canadian producers and\n(manufacturers, national bankruptcy\nwould he Inevitable.\nCanada's -ipej of international trado\nreached. Isssst year to a total of two\nand _. quarter billion dollars, and\ndid not, in the minister's view, stand\ntit prosperity In a country which\nwas bearing tho colossal burdens cf\nwm* debt, of obligations lo Canadian\nsoldiers, and of -tttoM debts, growing\nout of tho war tin I connection with\ntho  rallWdy syWeln of  Canada.\nUnnecessary purchases such as\nfruit, vegoUblcs, olggs and textiles,\nmean, ho *id, an extra chargo. of\n42.00 on every ton of coal ln \"tho\ncellars ot. Montreal houses, since the\n(-.Averse rite ot exchango Inflated\nthe price of oyory artlclo thus Imported. .   .\nBattles Through Wind,\nFog and Warn to the\nRescue ot Stranded Ship\nMO-WAUKfflJE* Wis., March Sir-\nBftttllng for flvo hours against wind,\nfog' and high booh, tiio Milwaukee\n-coast guard crow' and the tug Oon-\nrad Starltoy today released tho\nPlorro MarQuotto Mho etoamor Number Eight add removed 18 persany,\n\u25a0after the boat had grounded on a\ntend   bar   two   miles   north   or  Vox\nPoint.\nOTTAWA, \u25a0 Mnrch 21.\u2014(Canadian\nPress\u2014Private mombers day In t\\\\o\nhonse brought a, -constitutional fllg-\ncusslon whtah both sides agreed\nIn terming \"of prime importance\".\nIt touched on relations botwetn\nthe - senate and tho house. It. L-o-\nniloux Initiated it on a motion to\nenable ministers of thu crown to\nsit in olther chamber, \"whenever,\nmoctt-iur-es and policies aro Intro-*\ndueed -Affecting their respective\npolicies,\"\n\u25a0The senate, Air. Lemlcux argtipd\nwas never more necessary than at\ntho present time with tlio world\npaBslrtg through a period of reconstruction. At,present the government had threo ministers In the\nsenate and surely It was essential\n(hat tho head .of tho labor department and tho head of the interior\ndepartment ijow In tho senate, should\nho entitled to bo present when\ntheir departments . were being discussed In the house.\nDoubts  if  Resolution,Effoctivo\nTho prime minister saw no strong'\nobjection to the principle of *..<\u25a0-\nproposal, but ho doubled If lt -rould\nbo glvon effect by u resolu tion\n-either of the houso or the senate.\nIn any event, lt was a step which\nshould be taken only after mature\nconsideration.   .\n\"It should do upon,\" Mr, Melgnen \u25a0\ndeclared, \"to -tho consideration of\nthe people through the press and\ntWH-i *ttiouttt lit-'* g-wierul dl* Hr-flom.\nbefore wc \u25a0 launch ' on such u proposal.\"\nFrom tho cross-benches came expression of tho vlow that adoption\nof the proposal In full might lead\nto abuse. lion. A. K. MueLoan,\nHalifax, a former member of tho\nBorden government, agreed on tho\nadvisability of ministers with scats\nln the houso bolng permitted to\nbundle In the senate .the buslnus-s\nof   their   departments,\n\"Sofor,\" observed Mr. MdoLeon,\n\"thc proposal Is a rallopol ono\nand  In the publlo- Interest.\"\nBut there was some danger tn\nmembers of the senate taking purt\nin proceedings of tho house. Were\nthis permitted Mr. MaeLean argued,\na weak government might hav? the\ngreater portion of lis cabhiet members In tho senate, contrary to, the\nspirit of the constitution and tne\nwishes of tho people,\nEnsuing discussion gave rls<* to\nattacks on the non-representative\ncharacter of the senate.\n\"It Ib nothing short of u seindal.\"\nwarmly declared A. It. McMaslcr\n\"that the minister or labor should\n\u25a0It In a chamber corresponding >o\nhouso   of   lords:\"\nAnother Liberal remarked tlat'foi*\nmembers of the house to attend\ntho senato would be to glvo tho\nupper houso an  undue appt ..ranee.\nMr. Ijemleux eventually uitnlrow\nhie resolution.\nDebate   Housing   Problem\nFor practically the wholo after-\nnoon, housing- was under discussion\non a motion -by H*. C. Ilocken, Toronto West, calling for a housing\nappropriation of IIO-OOO.-J-JO annually\nfor flvo years. Mr. Hockcn thought\ngovernments had far more Important\nthings to look nfter than Just building  railways  and   pub'.lc   work?.'\nThe time hus come,\" he exclaimed, \"when the state must do\nwhat lt can  to restore the home.\"\nSupport und criticism or Hie motion came both from government\nand opposition members thc criticism\"\ngenerally lying on the ground ot\nexpenditure.     Debate wus adJOi.uuJ.\nLONDON, Mnreli 111.\u2014The dlspattih\nof British trado delegations to Russia -this spring may be expected.4s\ntho first tangible result of the recently concluded Anglo-Kusslau initio\nagreement, according to official clr-\nctos. Upon the investigations and\nreports of these agents will be\n-based attempts to rebuild Adglo-\nKusslan commerce, starting ln u small\nway..and Imjreaeirtg as' tho volume\nof goods from Russia becomes increasingly \" aval labia\nProtects  Major Creditor\nNo eventuality, npt even a ruling\nby British courts that creditors have\na right to seize Bolshevlki gold\nbrought Into Britain, will make l\\\\o\nagreement Inoperative, way lho officials, who huve dominated the six\nmonths' negotiations \" with Leonid\nKr\u00abMln. It Is pointed -qtit that thi\nBritish   government\nObservations Erroneously Attributed to Commander of\nk  Aurora Raise Difficulty\nLONDON. March 21.\u2014(By Canadian Associated Press) \u2014In- the house\nof commons today Percy Hurd alluded to a speech alleged to have\nbeen made \u2022'by Capt Atlanta of the\ncruiser Aurora nf Vancouver, saying\n'that England was paying -$17.00, pV\nhend of population for the upkeep of\ntho navy, and that It was time for\nCanada, to step Into the breach nnd\nassume a larger share of tholiurden.\nM>. Hurd asked if the premier could\nallay the feeling aroused In Canada\n'by Indicating that tlie question of\n.Dominion eonlrlbuttons to naval de\nfenso was a proper subject for the\nimperial  conference.\nLloyd George answered thnt as the\nAurora belonged to 'the Canudlan\nnavy any question of discipline wus\nthe concern ot Canada*.\nCnpt. Adams had been sunt out\nwith tho Aurora by the British admiralty, but he was now unjlcr Canadian   discipline,   the   premier  said.\nThc question asked by Mr. Ht-fnl\nwas based upon an erroneous report\nuf u speech made by Capt. Adams iu\nwhich remarks made hy another\nspeaker were eredlted to the commander of the Aurora^       \u2022\u25a0 \u2022\nTHREE MONTHS JAIL\nFOR AN IDLE THREAT\n' PHILADtaUs-llIA, March 21.'\u2014Har-\nt. T. Lairtby -of Chester. \u2022 Pttll who\nllirs-iiissiii-il in harm Mnn o' l-j'nr, Iho\nfamous race horee. -#as \u25a0cMeticiM to\nthree months ln tho county Jail at\n\u25a0fronton',' -N. 0., today. Ho Wooded\ntruflty.\nLarrtoy admlttod that he- VM-itu\nlo^ttr to Mm. nifldell, #lte 'at tho\nbwr\/dr of Man o- \"War, throatiniuK\nIrof-'tihd tho -*M>rB<*'-Aritli''b<)dUy* harm\nif ho *4i-\u00abot'pald'110,0OT, Ho do-\ncliirtMl'that M had'nit Aitoiidod to\nforce pdymont- of tho monoy. \"merely\nwanting to aoc what tho Rlddalto-\n*ould do,\"\nlarffttt\nItussMissii isiodltoi-n with , (ram , five\nhundrod million to -six hundred'\u25a0mil*-\nlion xtei-llBff tovolyed. while I the\nlargest private ore'dltors' claims are\napproximately ! .c.k'.uoo.OOD. It. the\ncourts uphold tho right of soizuto,\nsthon tho irOvetnment will Insist u*Son\na division of1.the (-old among tlie\nvarious oreditjjit*, olalminu: by far the\nftretrtcHt share fOi- llm. government,\nwhile*, private creditors-'would get ti\nrelatively small share In payment of\n-what Was duo llicni.\nTho result would bo a temporary\ndelay In trade between tlio two coup,\ntries, bui. negotiation.*? .would: sbo\nstarted anew for the purpose of mak.\nlng trado possible.\nOtherafollow Britain\nAlthough GreiitJBrltaln Is.the first\nto sign n formal agreement, It\nreported ^In offlofal circles that Germany, Italy. Swttden and Finland are\nsiri-ot-ltilini-- twde pai-l-6 yitb . BubsIu.\nI.\nENDOFJRESOURCES\nUrge Governments to Carry\nBurden of Relief for Un-\nmployed\nVAN'COUVJSIl. March -\u00bb1.-At the\nend ot its roaour-nvi so far as reliof\nwork lo concerned, Vancouver will\nurge the Dominion and provincial\nKovernments to carry a burden which\nIt believes should rightfully be borno\nby them. Both the federal and pro-\nvlnclnl governments havo announcod\nlhat appropriations for providing\nmunicipal relief will be finally expended on the last day of this month.\nThe city council has ruled likewise.\nMure -than $400,000 now has been\nexpended -by the elty in providing\nrelief, It will be pointed out lu a\ntelegram which will be soil! Premier\nMelghen  nnd   Premier Oliver.\nRepresentatives of both the unemployed and tho Returned Boldlcrs'\nclub waited upon thc civic reliof com-\nmitto toduy to request tliat some\nfurther   provision   bu   made   for ,tin-\n\u2014! ' -^i f '    '\nProminent Japanese Found\nInternational Peftce Society\ntukio. Maroh 81\u2014Ah international peace conference to promote.\nfriendship among the various nations has been founded by SOU prom-'\ninent Jupanese. The organisers ol\nthb Hocloty Include Viscount lu-hMn,\nthu foreign minister. Viscount Takn-\nakl Kato, leader of the opposition\nparty, and Viscount Hblbuwiwa.\npresident of tho United States-\nJnpancse association and heud of the\nJapanese Uuitfuc of the a-Bsuulatloii.\nHOUSE OF COMMONS\nThe premier announced that a\nslackening of Immigration restvlc-\nUOnBs waa not being considered by\nthe   cabinet. \u25a0   \u25a0   <\nFirat reading was given a bill\nnnii'mliiii; the Dominions oleoiloms\naot,      trfty'.' \u25a0   \u25a0\u25a0*\nSharp debute *ou .- the , resolution\nmoved by H. lloskeu, Toronto,-West,\nto appropriate $10,000,000 annually\nfor a period of 'five years in order\nto enable \"every industrious and\nthrifty citizen to becomo the owner\nIn fee simple of a-house and lot.\"\nThere was* a wide divergence of\nopinion. Xo action wus talt en, the\ndebate  being  adjourned.\nWhen the house resumed in the\nevening Hon. il. Lemieux moved his\nresolution to' permit cabinet, mem-\nistcrs to sit in both houses.\nRight Hon.-Arthur Melghen foresaw\nconstitutional      difficulties. The\nquestion should bo thoroughly discussed In both houses of parliament\naiul ln the press. Tlio resolu tion\n[was finally withdrawn by lis mover.\nI Adjournment was moved at 10:55\no'olock by  Hon. C. It. Doherty.\nThe senate did not sit. \u2022\nTomorrow   in   parliament:\nEstilinules of the departments uf\ntrade und commerce, labor, .uul\ninterior,   will   bo   taken   up.'\nParliamentary Traditions\nComplicate Party Leadership; Question Undecided\nbON-DOX March 21.\u2014J. Auptln\nOhumbcrlnin, chancellor of tho ex-\nchequor who was toduy elected\nlouder of the house of commons und\nleader of the rnii.iii-' party in the\nhouse, was received wllh loud cheers\nwhon he entered the house. Illo\nfirst duty us leader of tha house\nwas to answer *'yea\" to a quest lou\nas to whether tho government would\nhold und maintain a controlling Interest In the Anglo- Persluu OH\ncompany after the issue of lhe\nnew capita) wus completed.\nIn reply to , the congratulations\non his new posjtion Mr. t.'hamber-\n'ttiiu .it., he -W-omtt' do his beet to\nmaintain the tradition* of Uio house.\nRegarding lhe Election of Mr.\nChamberlain us leader of lhe Unionist party In tho commons. It is a\npolitical tradition thut a man cannot\nbe leader of the whole pnrty unless he hus first been prime miuH-\ntor.\nIn ordinary parly government, the\nprime mlnlsler would bo deader of\nthe whole party, but the eoahibi;\ncomplicates   n...\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0.\nMoyd -UeorgM is thc'ui'etluilly a\nl.ilierul aiul therefore cannot bo\nI cutler of tho Vulonlst parly. J,ord\nOurzou ls leader of the tnionlsts\nIn the house' of lords, uud the question of the leadership on the whole\nparly remuins tin decided.\nSTEAMER ARRIVALS\nOld North Stato at New York from\nLondon. '\ni'oraliontas    at    Naplos    from    Nvt_\nYork.\niriisiii.i at .Naiilos from Ns\u00bbw York.\nManchuria at HUnburu from Now\nYork.\nProvidonco at Morsolllos from N**w\nYork.\nImpomlor   ut    HouHiutn-jlun   from\nNow York.\nHmprMK of ,ln|i!in    sit    lloiigkung\nfsrom Vaijcouvnr,\nTRH DELVES\nmjKTy pist\nCannot Trace Alleged Liability to France for Revolutionary War Loan\nWASHINGTON. March Ul. -I ni-\nted Slates In usury offlol&lfl tlvy:\nthrough bust) iccurdt* of rovolu-\ni lunar\\ duys u-d.iy tuid announce I\nuftcnvuids thut thoy hud been utiAblu\nto find any record of tlio United\nHtal-'s owing bYao<A any mondy\nou account of loans udvuuced during\nthe  revolutionary   war.\nTholr activity resulted from Ihe\npublication yesterday by tlie Paris\nhviair of* a statement by Jcun\nBernard lotting up u counter claim\nfor ninety billion francs allowed\nto be due Fiance on uyotint of\naid given by France in the revolutionary war, an ugalust ,*he three\nlillllon dollars owed the t United\nStates by Franco on world wur\nloans. \"\nMannix Willing to Take\nOath of Allegiance on\nReturn to Australia\nFLASHESJJY WIRE\nVancouver Vital Statistics\nVANCOUVER, March Ul.\u2014Vati-\nuver's population increased by H,-\nHOO last year, making u total population of 1U3,Q50, un uverugo of 11.38\npersons for each of her lt),8La acres:\nhor death rale was 13,18 per thousand\nlK>pululion, ji decrease of 1 per cent,\nuud her birth rale was 27.25 por\nthousand population, tin iucreuse oC\nthreo per cent, according to the annual report Cpr 1920 of Dr. T\\ T.\nUnderbill, city medical henlth officer.\nFine Passenger for Smuft-anns\nLONDON, March Ut.-James Muc\nMennlen. a pussenger from Montreal\nou die Empress Brltanlit. wus fined\nfifty iiounds sterling in Liverpool\ntoijny for attempting to smuggle two\ngold   and   five   metal   watelies.\nOne Killed,- 8ix Injured\n, SVRA.OUSE, N*. T.. March 21\nOne boy woe killed und six others\ninjured tonight, whon u Now Tork\nCuntnil trail! frdriiod into n. i\\yc)<\ncurrying 30 boys \u00bbJ Klrkcille. 20 mite-a\noust of Syracuse.\nToronto Merchant Dies\nTO ROKTO. Mo roh 21.\u2014WJllium\nDavles, founder of tho Willlum Da\\1en\ncompany, provision merchants, died\nthis uftcrunou at his -home lu hln\nWOth foar. Uo wus burn In' Walling-\nford,'   Engluud.\nSixty-One Per Cent Vote for G let-many Against Thirty-Nbe\nPer Cent lorincoiporation|Tn fyjxid; According to\nGerman foreign Minister in Indus |al Areas and Towns\nVote Was Overwhelming; Polis^Majorities Only Obtained in Country Places T,^heref roops Were Not Sent\nLONDON, March '2tl-^\u2014The\" off al returns' of the pi^lj-\niscite in Upper Sifcsiii aa^givv.n by, f*-\/Simons, the German foreign minister, in a t-olegreim f,o Lom?^> says:\nGermany, 713,700: Pola'nd, 466,100,'in the whole plebiscite\narea, or approximately; Gljfper cent for remaining German territory and approximately \\ 39 per cent for incorporation in. Poland, i\n\u201e     Giving details ot* tFiefpolling, Dr.,Simons says:\n\"All the towns, especially the industrial areas,'show ah\noverwhelming German Vote. There are only Polish 'majorities\nin the country, especially; in those part to which, contrary to\nthe urgent desire of the < German government, troops were not\nsent in time for the p-qptection of the German population,\nsorely tried,by the Polish* terror.\"\nPanama Telegraph Company\nShows Loss on Canadian\nExchange\n\u25a0 1 AIM DuN, '.March 21, iCiumdiuu\nAssociated I 'reus)\u2014The subject of\n(tbo agreement with the Wt-Ht Indioa\nand Panama Telegraph cumpany.\nIn 'wiilch Canuda is -lutti'c^lcd, WttJ\nbrought  up In the house tonight.\nIt wile utated tliat under the sr-\nIginul ugree'ment the HiiiisM in I\nCanadian govern men Ih were entitled\nto a it-fund of fctlbflldlOH of prunts\nwlilcli *-xceeded a certain aiun. Tlia;\nBUin bun -lieen exceeded hut Canadlu.i\nexchango rale* hod loft the cumpauy\niu a vorwe )n)ultlou than befo'.-e\nund Uie UrltlHh government did nut\npropose tu clitlm subsidies tl-s, if\nthat wen done (he service might be\nstopped.\nThe Cunadluu government wus uot\nculling fur any refund at present\nand it was hoped they would agree\nto tho course prupused by llio\nliiitish- government.\nPARIS. March U. \u2014 Archbishop\nMnnnljt of Australla...,arrlved qulet.y\nin' Paris this morning on his way\nri'iini Rome lor un offteiel visit v.ith\nthc 1'opo antl to . tnAKe ^a report\nou his dlocchc. Ilo probabl,- will\nItavo   for   Rome  tomorrow.\ntTo ivfused lo grant ati Interview to im .\u25a0.- ii.ijn i in.-M today '--1f\nthrough his so retory ' It , was Indicated he . would havff \\1to 'objection\nto inking the oath of nlllcguuco\nupon -hia return  to Australia.  .\nA reiiucst I\" this -J-ffect is to\nbe ma-do by Mi-- .\\iiftr,iliun govcti-\niiicnt. accorilhiK tu Melbourne dls-\nHlebes  rovelvoU   lieio.\nRailroads Arrange to\nCoordinate   Lacilities\nThrough Service Agency\nWASHINGTON\". March tl.\u2014A\nplan designed to effect a saving of\nmillions of dollars annually In tbe\noperation of tho railroads of tho\nI'nilcd Stutea by coordination of their\nfacilities and service 'through operation of a railway service agency\nto bo created by net of congress,\nwas presented to Chairman Cummins of the -sonata Interstate commerce commission today by tlio International Association of Owners of\nHallway Socurlty, Tho National Uall\nway Service, as proposed ln tho\nplan, would be n purchasing agency\nfor cars and^\/other equipment to be\nleased   to   the   roads   without   prufil\nDaily  Express Silent\nLONDON, March 21.\u2014(By Canadian\n^soclated Pressl\u2014Thc Dally EDx-\njiress todny makes no commont on\nLord Denbigh's indignant letter to\nLord Bonverbrook roslgnlng his -trua,-\nleeship for tho debenture holders -of\nthe Express on tho ground that iho\npaper had deliberately Mmleetft-tfid tho\nmain arguments against the repeal\nof the \"(ittlo embargo.\nVICTORIA. .March 21.~b'uk*ss \\H\\t-y\nare given immediate financial rttU^f,\nmany uf the turgor cities and taunw\nof British Columbia will be lfy tho\nbunds of receivers before they' .-un\nreceive their share of liquor tfrjfitq\nthe municipal conuhiltee of UlO lugj^-\nhit ure was told today by thf.- cse-\ncutlve Of the Union of 'British\nColumbia municipalities.\nThe municipal delegation uruful\nthut a tax of five cents u Jay\nou all workers; $15 u .-rear on' others\nuud J1& a yeai' on ull, corpOntttcne\nbt^T levied to pay for the i\u00abct of\nschools*  and   hospitals.\nTh\u00bb*   delegates'   wen-    no'\nt*f tk\u00bb--gnw-riimeut ftK'lhir Ji\noi\u00bbpo\u00bbt\n\u25a0   uuu*\nelpailii.H hulr of All liquor profit?,\nbut they did not -want ibo maUilcn-\naucc uiul goVovnmiMit of the proiuce\nlo bo dependent upufn tlio amount\nof    liquor    people   \u25a0 ibdnk. -Stroiifr\noppo.sliion to the ypvoposal to oreato\na rcsmc fund ij(br school purposes\nby tin- hupositjuu of a one-mill\ntax   ulso   wa^vulc-od. *\nTho qOmmlttc-y ivas lUkuo. to\nbring the wiiulo question.-of mxilci-\npal Hmuiei' \u2022 before tho legislature\neven if It, could j\\ot Tecommend\nthai fui-iiiei- wllef bo gl%\u00abn to the\nmuuk-lynMilos- In this wiy, It^ vjhh\n(thought, iho:' present mjiiotis situation would deceive full uud adequate\nt?ou Ktdctttt lus . *\nCambridge Considered to\nHave Best Chance' in Historic River Contest\ninu-iiin- it-t the lis-s-r, tow lisij-n ot mo\nI Mini Mi-H-fiu**, tlio Jiousi* will tako\n,1111 ami tttnn tho-antl-autuijlliB: tin.\njn-lik-h .111 bo Doliowta by tUe aaiiri\nnit-uure 'flslinr iv UnltnJ Statas valu-\n\u25a0illoii oii! good!) which must paj- ad\ni-alorm\/a 'iuty. Thon will *.*orao ai\u00bb,\nisi'iiisisiii-oi isu-iff. wliiuli KopuWlcau;\nl.'ailcrw J.njjc ivlii bsi ItrooA cnougte\nto m'tlify all Intenw!** i-i all accUoaK\nslpiha ndlii-,- \u00abn s.**waril roMnlun. Thd\nuctiml wml; ..r Tramlir; il will bonlii\ntonv)rrow.\nlunuo.v, March :-i.\u2014(iliiniiaiiui\ni\\*\u00bb*.oehitisil I'l-cas.)\u2014 Tin- OMlpril .ind\nCanibi-IU|?i' t-ri-WM have iiuvv* Uail a\nwyck'M f'rsu-'.U'i' un thi' illHto |-ic 1-llt-\niiey-Mort!:ik<* etiurao on lho Thuhei,\nantl ovor which the linlvot-Hlty hont\nl-ilt'i-   will   be   rowell   on   Wo-BliesMil* .\nMarch Kv.\nOxrortl. who Include five old Blues,\nhave i-xpi-iicuccd difficulty an iet-\ntlliil- on a crew. They have, however, shown marked linin-ovotnont a.-*\na rcuult of a few days* practice.\nRiver Side opinion Ih rapidly forni-\niiik that Cunihrldge- will have si\nharder task now of repeating lout\nyeiii-V hiMtorlc victory titan ot firet.\n-seemed likely, indeed, lliouith Cani-\nbrldKe't- chances are much i<ss-ferred,\nn line atruBKlc is expected, l-ixpoi-^\nopinion is not reflected lu betllutj\nudd\u00bb, ua no pubVcwagi-i-ii]-: iss mklug\nplace.\nTin* race will In* limed al 5 o'clock\nin   the   afternoon.\nO-UTAWA. .'-l-uvli SI.\u2014(By Canadian J-'resm\u2014ri. j. GautWer, Bt. Ily\u00bb-\ntimlii, -was not reoommended to llm\nSleliiten cabinet for Ineliwlon us one\nof itM im-mUera by the .Ittmtreal pro-\ngroauive oliA. Thin, wan the replv\nto a (-ik-m-Ioii put in -lhe house by\n1-. t\\ Oti-ifi-.tio, trtio asked wlimher\nn ipatithm, bail been received by the\ngovernmaht from tho -1101111-631 clul,\nreiiueniltlB Mr. Ge.u*ail--i-,s appolnt-\nanemt.\nX\/THE WEATHER\u25a0-M\nFORDNEY BILL' {-.\nllJilD\nEmergency Tariff Measure\nas Vetoed by Late President Again on Carpet\nWASHINGTON'. .March Ul.-Tho\nFordney emergency turlff bill, pro*\nrinely tirf votoed by former PrealHedt\n\"Wilson, will bo put thisjUBhi congress\nns the first Important legislutloii of\nthe i-xti-a session.\nAcceding ti> lho rumi'-.-it of I*i< =~i\ndent Harding for wi-khuki- of it tnea-\nfltirfl designed to help thu lurmorw,\nasking protection agalnnt foreign competition, Republican mcmbciH of the\n\u25a0house ways and means conimllt-ee\nturned nbout today and voted to\nrevive 'the Fonlney bill after agreeing nlmost unanimously a week ago\nnot to consider nny emergency legislation ahead oQ a pcrmuneut tariff\nand revenue revision.\nKcnnlors Penrose. Smoot und Mc*\nCumber, from the senate finance\ncommittee, agreed to tho new program, which, it wan explaiiuil. uucts\ntho approval of the president. Senator Penrose expressed llio -belief that\nthe emergency tuoaauro would bo In\nthe hands of Mr. Harding within ten\ndays ufter the convening of tho special suasion. April 11.\n'   Anti* Dumping   Bill   Ntxt\nAfter  jtlspoeljig tf  J&s .effler-geaoj\nvicinlt\n^Nal\u2022on     '.\ni'ictorlu . ..\nKumloop;- .\nOmnU i^urky .\ni'ianbrooit ...\n1'iince   Rupert\n1'awson     \t\nWinhlp-^r   ....\nVanoou\\ e\nPentloton\nKiiPlo ...\nBarken 111.-\nAtlln\nCalgary    i*j.   ?i(i !\nPortlmiil ,. ''44    \u25a0-, J;\nSeattle     ,   i4 -  ^\n\u2022Below jB**r-r\n...,     -t4-   t-5|j\nK   >\n npot>.\n\"-RIE8D5 PAILI., NEWS, , TUESDAY, MORNING s:M4RCH 22, 1921\n\\*~\nLeading Hotels of the West\nWMl-a \u00abke Travelling Kaklle N*w Oktaln   \u00bbn*,irl.r   A-jtammo-iatlan\nCARRIES TEN PASSEfiGMS\nTHE\nPremier Hotel\n\u25a0'*\n01 the Interior\nSERVICE   UNEXCELLED\nA. La Carte Table O'Heto\nSPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER fl.M\nw\nINCOMPARABLY TI-tE FINEST TEA ROOM IN B. 0.\nOpen Daily 10 a.m, te Midnight Mss.io and Dancing\nThe Latest Sunda-u, loa Cold Drink, and leea\nAfternoon Tea (2 p.m. to 5 p.m.), 25s\nHeadquarters - fer  All   Travelling   Man,   Mining   Msn   and   Tourists\nEUROPEAN   PLAN      -      t-       ROOMS, 11.00  UP\n\u25a0HOME\u2014A. E. Xemplett, Calgarr. 3*\nT-.'-Jone-i, -Spokane: P. li; T.eitb, Vancouvor; W. j. Oallpeau. Grand Forks;\n\u25a0I. H. Devlin, Winnipeg; Norma Stark,\nDeer Park; Mrs. A. Matthews. Deer\nVark; J. Tl.  W.lllai-c, Oalgary;   Mr. ami\nMra. R, J. Joiineon, Slocan City; Jill. Chui-ebtll. Maiikln Spur; E, Hong,\nSon Francisco: VV. R. Maokeiuto, Boulder; W. W.I Howell, Spokane; ,1. H, Anderson. Spokane; 1). J. Mathe-wn and\nwife, l-'ort Williuin, Old.; J. P. liriiv.\ncrl  \u2014   \u2022   \" l-*-  \"-'\t\nCalgary;\n.1.  Biirtletl. C'lilgary,\n'.'.**, t,m,ti *nW-._**t\u00ab** M\u00ab'l*M\u25a0,*-*^\"-*\nNEW TYPf OF PLANE\nThis   Curtis   E.-ingle   machine   develops   400   h.p.   and   carries   a   12-cylindsr\nLihei*ty motor.\nWell Lighted Sample Room! American Plan\nHOTEL STR.ATHCONA\nNELSON'S LEADING HOTEL\nA Home for Those Away from Home\nSpecial attention to Traveling Public.\nSpecial Sunday Dinner, $1.00\nH. W. SHORE, Proprietor.\nCANADIAN PACIFIC\nCLOSES UP SHOPS\nMOXTttlOAL. March 21. -H.'nmullan\nPress)--over r.noo met) employed by\ntlio Canadian Pacific railway will he\ntaking a compulsory liollday Wednesday, night until April 4. owing to\nme tdoslhff down of thp Angus shops\nlu this oltjr-    Tlu< alep has beon  i%k*\nMademoiselle Jumps High\ncideil on\nwork has\nafford! uk\npoiiwos,\nowing In iho fact Ihut tho\nbeep caught, up with, thus\nji  mote-rod of reducing  ex-\nTAKES PAIN OUT\nOF RHEUMATISM\nKot-p\nSloan's    handy    for    backache\nstrains   and   sprains,   too\nQUEEN'S HOTEL\nreropca*   anil   imerloM    Has\nReal   iii   Sroqr   Koom\nA    LAtOM\u2014,   Proprietor\n\u25a0lifcEB\"*.*--J*\u2022 C. Clarke. Kaalo; F. M.\nClarke.- Kaalo; ' D. K. Oliver. Oray\nlir.-ik; C. Wadilup. l'osamore; (lis*-,\n\u25a0niomiu. Montana; Ben Non-IB. Ssi.nios,\nllj'rafti Maughan, Ctirdatoi-i. Alta.; .risai.-,\nBM-oadhoail. Cre\u00bbtoi\\; B. ti. Wright.;\nOardlton. i\nMADDEN HOUSE\nM. 'I.]*\u2014sVOI,   Ptoprtefwee\nREAM sXktVC\u2014\nt    _______\nCm. B-tkaa a* WaM Bus- Nelaon\n. MADDE.-*-1~   O.\nSt u. Wlllford; M.\nI-lver: cll.v; I. P.\nTt-lbot   Palme.\nWalker;  C. Smith;\ntYilKord: A. 0.\nI\nis-s.s is.\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\n\u00ab!\u2022    \\t_A_iO_     KT.     E4OT\ni.vx*(oriaMe Boom*, Hot and Cold\nwater   Maine Boo* la\nOoaaectioa\n11 aaf V..\nH. W. CHORE, Prep.\nH.  I. tCANLAN,  Mer.\nHalcyon Hot Springi Hotel\nARROW   LAKE*,   B.   C.\nUnder   entirely   now   management\nRanowna-J throuthout the weat\ntor tlie water'a wonderful oure of\nlUtenimatlam. Sciatica. Urlnlc Cen-\nUUona,   Metallic   Poleonlnr\nQransl ecenery around tlie aetata\nIn a moat beautiful climate.\nIjtu-r,, hot miter r-flmmini peela\nFer ratee apply Strathcona Betel,\nNelaon, or Halcyon  Hotel.\nAmerican plan. lilt ml op\npar -ta**. UA per weak.\nTREMONT CAFE\n\u25a0AKER  CT.\nWrat   t-lnaa  meal*\u2014Opan  fay   and\niil-thl\u2014-All   white help\nReiular   lunoh   and   Dinner   40(.\n\u2022HIRIFP    *    IARROW,    Pr.p,.\nVANCOUVER HOTELS\nHOTEL   MARTINIQUE\n117*  Qranvlll.   Itf-Ml\nCoiy,    brlfht    rooms.    Juat    tht\nplao*    for   your   rtvoatlou.    RatM\nmefleraU.    Write   tor    pi.rUouIn.ra.\nMM. A. PATERION\nbato   af   Kayal   Hatfl.   OranvllU   Bt.\n\u25a0 L!. \u25a0   . . -J\nTHE KOOTENAY HOTEL\nMra.   Mallette,   Pr.pri.tr,,.\nA heme fer the world at reaeor.-\nable ratee.\nOpan   nliht   and    day.     Pint-\nelaae    dlnlnp-reem.      Comfortable\nreeme.\nHI Vernen M.     Hear Peat OffUe\nKOOTK*N'AY\u2014P. A. Johnson,\ner; Wm   Blurs, olty.\nTREMONT HOTEL\nP.   NILSON,   Prap.\n\u25a0AKER    STREET\nParnlehed  Reeme by  Oey,\nWeek er  Mer.tk\n'PIU3HOXT---C.  Crettta;   P*   N'elson.\nVrod Johnson, Kaslo. J.  Msiliulisiis. Hull\n\u25a0sni'i:- Ou\u00bb Ocrltmnr,, Hall JMdlnit.\nSTAR CAFE\nTHAIU   \u20220.\nDntur New and rtrat.otam\n.   Management\nThe Heme ef Oeod Ceeklni\nMrat-claee   eerrtce   ln   Th.\nKsooUna-f'e Leading Cafe\nMr  Travolllnt Public,  eat here\nand you'll think tt'e home.   (Hre\ntraU-a ieailnr and laxtaat cttt\nA txiai.\nPrinted\nAPPEAL BOOKS and\nBRIEFS\nBy the Installation of new\nmaL-hliiery wo are now equipped\nW carry out thle worlr. promptly\n\u25a0.nd efficiently. Write for\nquotations. Tou will And it\nworth   while.\nThe DAILY NEWS JOB\nDepartment\nNELSON,  B.C.\nth'iu\nCLOAN'\n3it ye\nular\none   iiiiHW\nsuits,\nApplied\ntrates ,to\nreltnf   froi\naU*tl;   Ktn\n^acHkclios,\nrmi.1 pal\nl.iniiuont has Im-om Hold lor\n\u25a0;. Today, it Is more i\u00bbop-\ncvor. T-hore <uiil be hut\ner -Sloan's    pr-pdilCOS    re-\nwithout rubbing, it pent-\nlu: atfuctud part,'brJntflntf\ni rhtMiniiitir twinRi-ft. sol-\ni'. s-liff. sirnim-d mUBotes;\nspntilifl, unU oilier ox-\nih.  ofton   the remill uf  ex\nit   loavvs no  nnifwhicsH,\n.-lot'^-tl  ]hhvh.   \u25a0\nlarge bottlo for ffreuter\nPOBlll'l'.\nSlillll    Ll\nOet n\nomy.    Keep   it   handy   for  ok\nit'i'dt'ci,    Ymir drtiggist him It.\nlap* -Uu,  Tn,-,  |i,-iii.\nMade in  Cannda. *\nLinimerit\nskin\nwhen\nThree\nLOVELY NEW\nMillinery\nHOME-MADE    GRAY\nHAIR REMEDY\nYou   Can   Make   a\n.   Remedy   Than\n-yBotter   Gray   Hai\nYou   Can   Boy.\nEmbracing all Sprightly Spring Styles.\nDircctoire Modes make their presence felt\nby the introduction of the Poke Bonnet. The\nRussian Tiara Turban with its high peak ii\nfound fashioned of draped silk Cellaphani\ncombined with lovely novelty, braids. Toga\nand Milan straws are used in quantity.\nFrowers, Feathers, Smart Ornaments and Ribbons are freely used.\nCome down this morning and select your Easter Hat from our Splendid stock.\nNEW MODELS IN DRESSES, COATS AND SUITS ARE DAILY ARRIVING;\nThe prices this year of real high grade garments you will find most reasonable.\nSMILLIE\nLADIES9   WEAR\nSPECIALISTS\nCURLERS ROLL FIVE\nCLUB TOURNEY GAMES\nFive more nium;;* wero bowled au\nthe Nelaon Oirlliitf \u25a0 club'n tournu>\nin-uiil ut thu V. M. C. A. last,\nnight, thu wluuera being; 0. ,'c.t,\nDenis. J, a -Bunyuu. J. Hell. H. V.\nRobertaon und R' Ritchie.\nThe  following1  were  the  HftorW;\nItedpath  va- at. Doula:\n:\\Wi*...\ntfMRKIH   HX'Ol.l   V\nSIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD   LEAPER\nMademoiselle Elsie Constant of prance\ntops   the.'bar   at   four   feet   eiflht\n..inches,   which   is   a   world's   record\nfor  women.\nCreate National Reserve\nin Alberta to Preserve\nAntelope From Extinction\nGray, 8lreaked;pr faded hair in nut\nonly imbt.-comintr,  bur imneoe-osaVy.\nAnyone 'an prepoi'p a simple mlx-\nlur.' at home UimI .will darken tftay\nhulr. ami make .it .-soft nnd vloaky.\nTo n lialf-plnr of water add I tn_\\\\h\nvf bay mm. a small hoi af Orlo:\nCompound and   Ji   OUnofl Of  Kl.v\u00bb-erliie.\nTlie^fl liurrctlicnlH itiu he hmitrht ut j\nany rtrug atoi-e at-veiy little .-oat. pr\ntho dnisraiiHt will pot'\" ir up fur you. 1\nApply tn thf hair twice u week unlit.\ntin- di-sirc-j ahado la obtained. TMIn'\nwill malie n BTtiyOiuIretl poi-eon look\ntwenty yearn vnunpr-r. Tt in easy to\nuse. dot'ti not 00l6T ttio scalp, la md\natioky. ar groa*y and does nol ru1\u00bb off.\nuTT.WVA,\nless)     With\n\u2022lope    lir-rd*\nid\nited\n;ilf\npvec    .'\".llttO    n\nA Hm l l.t.   Willi\nnnliiiiil   frum\nuppruximulely\n.\\rrirch 31, (-t'uuud'ai.\ntWatern   I'anada's   an*\nledui ed to UelWevii\nthe government UM\nonW rrsfrve, eitehUlug\n\u2022vh, near Memiakiun.\na view, to Hiivinn I his\n-Miiiettuii.      There  are\n1 nu    antelope    within\nthe park IiouiuIh ut preaeiit.. ae-\nnoi'djiig to a return brought, duw.i in\ntho huit\u00abe this afternuuii.\nTHE STANDARD ^AFE\nMS Baker StMM, Nelsoa, B. 0\u201e\n-OFBT   DAT   AHD   SIGHT\nU W liM, Special t*a\u00bbcl>, <Me\nIM\nREAD\nThe Dajly News\nThe Daily paper of the\nInterior of BritUh Colum-\nbte.\nTICKETS\nFOR\nEntertainments\nDally News Jut) Deiiaitiutint.\nYou will be pleased by the hlgh-\nclaaa wurkmanshlp. ttae clear,\nclean-cut typography and the\nfinest grade of materials which\nla used.\nPettd  in  your ordert  to  Uie\nThe Daily News Job\nDepartment\nThe Home of Good Printing\nNELSON. B. C\nThere is nothing in the\nworld quite so nourishing or helpful as\nScott's Emulsion\n(or thin, anemic girls\nof \"teen-age.\" It is 4j,\nwell-worth trying.   ^S|\n\u20224-.\u00ab* B^.\u201e, T.ronl.. O.I.   Jjtf\n| \u2014\u2014AL\u00bb0 MAKER* OF |\nK1-MDID5\n(Tablets ar Granules) I\nr-INDIGESTION J\naarj\nOtti't-bum\nM.   Myers   .\n\\    Kcsjfu\nIt.   Itudputh\nTutsi    \t\nftjllticltls-'tuil\n\u2022Jajitmon\nRitchie    \t\nSt,    JJulllH\nU'utul\t\nOuthrlo vs Uuiuun\nNlobolla   .....'\t\n.   King     i...\n.    it.    TruswcU    ...\n.   Outhrlu   .........\nTotal    ..A.\nP. Duwsou\nlluwoll ....'.\nuttvrburn ..\nU   Uunyuu   .\nI ..llll\nA Displav Ad in the\nDAILY NEWS\n'Enters Many Homes\nCatches Many Eyes\nSmoke\nT&B\nRtcom\u2014ended by\nA indues of tnhnrro\nBOILS SO BAD\nHAD TO\nGIVE UP\/ WORK\nProm lho dujs ol Job. up to the\npresent time, tiulls huve boon .uuu of\nIhe ttffllettoiiM of tlii* human race.\nAll the puuUlctny tuid hutcing\nyuu muy do will mu pravaD- Ilium\nfrom brcukhig out uguin.\nHulls ul'i: simply caused hy Uiu\nbud bluud btiintlng uul; stud ,tlie bud\nbluud tnttst.be made puro boi'otc the\nbulls   will   illsappeur.\nBurdock lilood Hitlers, which has\nliei-n oii Hi.* niurkel fur over forly\nyeurs, ls well known -is lho grcalosl\nbluud   tnedlciiie   prucurulile. ,\nli jiurifli'S tlie bluud by reiuuvmg\nevery purtk-ls uf foul matter frum\ntin* system, and when ihls Is done\nthe , bulls vanish, and you should\nni-vi-r  be trutiblod  again.\nMi .1.sins'- l-'siht-y. Sswporl Island.\nQue,' Writes:- \"I wn.-i troubled with\nhcsilss nil my lisii'U dud ni-cl{; so bad\nUnit 1 whs obliged ,lu give up wurk.\nI tried si-vei-iil iciuedlrs, ,but gut no\nrelief, l-'luully I went lo. u dgc.ur,\nmul he tresiteil mc fsu- several weclis.\numl nil wiiliuii'l Uunliril. At last u\nMend -luta--mc' Of Hui<dui k Mlssud\nUiltsi's; su: r decided lo give; It a\ntrial.. ; l.gol .ihi-ee boTilvs,-but bo-\nfore. 1 hud taken two tho -bolls were\null guile. It it eight, months, now,\nund I have liu.l nu return uf #the old\ntrouble, anil huve n'ev'-r felt so\nwell.\" \u00bb\nli. B, B. is put up only by The T.\nMllburn Co.,  l.iuilted, Turonto, Unl.\nTotal\nBell   vs\nJ.   Bell    ...\nH.   D.  Hall\n1.   J.   LuoU\nTotul    ...\n\\V.    HoUuvs\nli. ii \u25a0 Prowd\nAlux    Lelth\n4ii4\n1-JO\n13-)\nAi'l\nin\n101\nHi\nluu\n109\nIW\n.'!\u00ab\n-lis'\n1(10\n, 1UH\n1U0\n.HI\nAt'\n1U2\nlie\n\u00ab7\ni.i-ilii.riii!;.-.   Prince  Albert,   Yorkton,\nPort Arthur und Port Williuin.\nMajors Wclvoniu Dolvgatcs,\nTho conference was called to order\nby John E. Davles. Medlclno Hat,\ndistrict governor. Mayor Matthews\nof Port Arthur und Mayor Dennis of\nPort William welcomed lho delegates,\nwho arrived by two speclul trains.\nAu Interesting uddress wus entlt!|*d\n'At Ease in Zlon,\" delivered .by W.\nII. Alexander, president of the Kd-\nlnonton club.\nltolurlaus, said the speaker, were\ntoo- self-complacent. Thoy shout\nagiuust -Itadicullsm, bul failed to\nuvb'.vc uh argoment lo convince lho\nRadical thut he was wrong. The\nspeaker thought llttlo of a police-\nmail's cluh us a superior argument\nfor thinking people,\na Invllatlouu lo hold thu lli'*'.* conference in t-Juskutoon tuid [teglnn\nwere made by Sheriff Ca'tler of tho\nformer olty, and W. c. Borlase of\nthe latter city. \u25a0 The. conference will\nend tomorrow night wltli Is big publlo demonstration .\nAn\nst\n414\nI'uUer\nTotal\nItubertsuii\nW.   Shocklcion           luu\n1*.   A.   Harrison         luu\nC.   J,   MeQuigtui      UG\nII.   W.   ltubertson\nTotul    ....\nW.   Wade\nM.lller    ...\nU.    Prowd\nA.   Potter\n1st\nM\nW\nIUU\n160\nI'll\nENGINEMM LONG\nLEGKIE\nSHOES\nFOR\nWET WEATHER\nAlt-ii's Shoes in Black and Oil\nTan,  Double Soles, Good-Ye\nWelt\nBoya' Shoes... ...\nYouths' Shoes*-...\nWomen's Shoes\nMisses' Shoes ...\n\u2022pio.c\n..?5.r\n.9-i.a\n..A%tr\n!?0.2|\nC. ROMANd\nTHE SH0EMAN\ntheir progvaiiis. and tholr wrltt<\nopiiiluna wtrt' Imiidi'U In ut ti\nbo\\ ul'i'l'ie ut \\\\\\Q i-iiU .of Uu* pfrfo\nnianct.      . \u25a0;!\n\"From  On t-urtiory  ghmco   li' sonWi\nin* Ii' the -ulilor anil nibre -oxpiTionc\nbchoolmlalruade:   do   nut   upprove\na   in::-ii   runnlhc'ru   i;ir:-'   Prjtoot   t\nlnana({<-')*   '\"M  ;i   m-jkh-i. r  at't.-vwui-t\n\"Tho yumitfci' \u2022 wontou think, that\njnun   uf   Owun   Naro'n   typo,  mlgh\nI with   proper  irulniiiff,  bu  very'a-Uc\n. ,. -    , lat   tho   work  anil   Improve   tlie   ill\nIndiana Train Wreck Due t*ji *-'\u2022\u00bb\u2022\"-\u2022 -\" \"\"\"\u25a0>- y\"\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u00ab<\u25a0\" '\nThu   hiuiuui-   race   breathe* \u25a0 i\n2.. trlllluir cubk- feet of ulr ii year.\nFailure to Observe Certain\nSignals\nTotal    \t\nKltch.o   Vf   Wll\nJ.   O'Neill   \u25a0\u00bb...\nIt   Bell   \t\nA.    O.   ItH'h.f\nK.     liltoblu    ..\nWASIUNOTON. -Mua'h HI.\u2014Kt.il-\nuru uf Bnglnenian Long- of ihe\nMichigan Central train, to ubnvri'0\nand obey curtain \u00ablgnul\u00ab. was nn-\npuimlble fur -the 1'ofter, Ind., Vt_**__\\*j\nln which 37 people were hilled :\\n_\n'20 Injured, tho Inteiflate coimn \u2022><\u2022_\nbureau   alatcd   toduy.\naV contributing cause of the wre-ck,\ntho burcau'H rupurt Hddti, wan IU--\nfailure of Fireman Uloclt u'bo of *ht>\n.Mlehlgati Central irutn, to {\u2022*.*_' u\nproUerly the nignal liid'-al'.oa ul 'lit\ncroKnliig whore the wreck occurnd\nand to convoy the cor-it latfjrin*>\ntion to ISngtiKiiiun  1\nAuto.natlo   Control    Nco 'c'\n\"Thl\u00ab   uccldont.\"   the   bun.uu   lie.\n\u25a0 \u2014 felared.  \"ugulu  i...    ..tenl.un  to    d-u\n.*>!-J ( necesulty    for    n i    .luloniil g    (i-I;\nl-'oiitrol   devlcv   to   be   uwil   In   eon-\nIM 1 tiet'.Joii   with   evlht'iig   Mlgnul   ug !,\u2022\u25a0\nLife's Minor Ailments\nshould be promptly attended to\nIt is well to keep the liver aclive, stomach\nhealthy and bowels regular, the mind clear,\nalert and efficient Beechata's Pills taken\naccording to directions will help to keep the\ndigestive processes active.' Life will be more\nsatisfactory and successful hy taking\nBEECHAM\nPILLS\nTotal     \t\nU.   Uluckwood\ni.t     Buah,   ..\nb.   iJai'uott   ...\nvYHIlmni-Jon\nTotal    \t\nIU*.\n.'5j\n431\nI'M\nin !\nn\nm\ni....-ni   for  Uk-   ^jipotii*   or a*Jl-in\ni-u.ll-,'    aJ&UtiJlua    l\"\u00ab    \u00bbl>nil   ol\nll-alll    lu   etui*   lln*   i-iisjlD.Mti.iH\nsaiij- is-us\u00bboa m is pi-oporl** to obn\nuSuiial    InaicmloiiH   uml    to   om-\nIlls'   ll-uill   uoool-iltsssi!..*\n I,\nJT TWIN CITIES\nMembers Too Self-Complacent, Says President\nAlexander of Edmonton\nCAN A MERE MAN\nHANDLE GIRLS' SCHOOL\nMaroh  ..u.\u2014Cau  ;i\nmanage   ;\u25a0    ^irltt'\nLONDON. ling.\nman Mueeussfully\nf^iool?\nWith the object of settling' thlj\nvery \\exed queeillon loll heailmiu*\n-trcBHef and IUU iisulatantH vls.ted\n\\M Cuinedy theatre recently > at tlto\nfnvilallon of the management, and\nwltnesBid Uiu mMlttH uf \"Thu Chann\nHeh\\\u00bbol.' which dtuh* with the nul-\nk-et,\nThu \u25a0\u25a0- j I* - j . i ; l \u25a0 women ranged from\nthe whltuhalred. spectacled variety\nto the bright-eyed ex-flappers fr-Mll\nfrom   the   L'nivoi-Hlty.\nAll   uiude   notes   un   thu   hack   o*\n_ Sold n-rnrj whore ia Cuwii-ft\nIn bom, 25c, SOc.\nLnrgcst Salo of\nAny Medicine\nin the World\nI'UUT AKTHUlt, Jlaroh 31.\u2014Rotary clubx of thu i in li Uot-ary district,\nextending from Port Arthur to \u25a0'.-.\ngurj-, aru ho'-dltig their annual conference lu tho Twin CltltH today mid\ntomorrow of this week. Over 4U0\ndelegates and their ladles aro attending, Winnipeg Bent the largest out\nof town delegation, with Kenora a\nclone iHecond. Prominent United\nStales delegatea Include Robert K.\nTimmoiis of Wlchlln, Kan., third international vice preuldont. nud Robert\nH.M-ini of the Chicago club.\nWestern Canadlap clubs reprueeiU-*\ned are: , Winnipeg. Kenora. Moose\nJaw, iu.ginn, Swift t:urrent, Wcy-\nburn, Brandon- Calgary, Edmonton,\nNorth     Bottletuid,     Modlcltie     Hat.\n(cin)\nIN   LONG   DISTANCE\nTELEPHONING YOU\nGET SERVICE\nThe value of 'the telephone ia not Oiily its con\nveniencc, but at any time\nyou can reach anyone you\n'want. Call. Lonf*-: Distance,\ngive name and address of\nthe party wanted, and the\ntime at which you would\nlike. to. talk,, and she will\ndo the rest. lie the person\nwanted far or near, travelling or at home, he will be\nlocated ahd will be available at the appointed time.\nLong distance telephone\nservice is' much more comprehensive than one realizes.      , *\n f-)*-^\nmtsjsisk\nM.m  IUTLY  MEWS. TtlES.nAvMMfHB, MARCH'22, 1\u00abHf\na\u00bba***-*\u00bbH**i****-\u00ab***-i\u00bb*\u00bb**\u00ab*-ce\u00ab***^^ '    _s__\u2014numin. ,L ,1011. ji\nCOMMITTEE\nON ST. PATRICK'S DAY\nTbtrentcrtainment conunlKeo of the'\nTVY V. A. reports tho not 'pro-rootis\ntho St, Patrick's Day dance at\n88.75. This includes a check for\n2fi duo to the, Blue Diamond ror-\nh-^tra for 'serviced, and returned,\n3 it donation to tho building fund,\nredtt for the success, of the affair\nt given J,o the Ladles auxiliary,\nttJB orehefltra, and i the public,' \"who\n\u25a0\u25a0ero so liberal with their patronage.\nALGARV  TIGERS   DEFEAT\nSASKATOON   IN   DULL   GAME\nSASKATOON, 'March 21.\u2014Tn a dirt!\/\nsties*   eiim-e,    tho   Calgary   Tigers'\n\u25a0et-n defoaied 1jy the Saskatoon Cres-t\nents -hero lfl ip^<7.    It was an ex\nIDUIon- affair. .\nLegal Notices\nOMCE   Or   SAXE   OF   MOO*   AITS\n,<f^ \u25a0 -FIXTURES\n[fiftafed  Tenders .marked  .'Tender  for\ntiri'lmsn of Hindi\", will ho received\ny the undersigned up to Five o'clock\n. M.. of the 31st day of March, 1921,\n>_\u2022 the purchase, aa n going concern,\n' .the -Stock and Fixtures contained Ip\nn general store now being bpfcrntod\nthe Land Settiomont Board at\n-.tap Lister, heat Creston, p. C.\nEach Tender must be accompanied\n' a carflfiod cheque payable to the\n(d Boom for a sum equal to G-%\nthe estimated amount .of the Tend-\nThe Highest or any Tender not\n>cessnrlly accented. Tho. cheques of\ne unsucca&sft)! bidders will be re-\nHind td them an sobn ns their tend*\nI Is   rejected.\nArranKoments may bo made by\no successful-bidder for a loade of the\nid store building and premise* for\nfitrlod of-two years, on .reasonable\nrms,\nPnrtlcnlars of 3tpok and Terms of\n.lo will bo  furnished 'on  application\n..    LAND .BET TLEMENT\/fcOATlD\niMIamont   Buildings,   Victoria,   B.   C.\nOtorln,  B.  C.  Keb.  22nd..  1921.\nItOTICE   SO    CONTRACTOHS,\nSlocan Dlitrlct.\nHealed tendej-s, superscribed \"Tender-\nr l-ioblnsort Bridge, Edgewood,\" tlin-\nr highway bridge., over the Inonoak-'\nl, near Rdgdwood, will Int received\n' tho Honourable the Minister of\nabllc Works tip to noon of Saturday,\no !Gth dny of March, 1921, for tho\neotfon and completion of a timber\nghwoy bridge over the Inonoaklin\nver, fl miles from Edgtwood, and the\n-jnolitloii apdiromoval of the existing'\n4dgo  thrrtat.\nPlans, specifications, contract, and\n\u00bbrms of tender may bo seen on and\n\"ter tho 9th1 dny of March, 1921, at the\nApartment\" of Public Works, Parlla-\nent Buildings,. Victoria. B. C, and at\ne dfflco ofatho -XUstrlct Engineer,\nmrt House-; Nelson, -B. C.\nPlans ctc-fnay he obtained from any\nabovo mentioned upon payment of\n.deposit nf .WM, which will be re-\nnded upon return,of plan\/i In good\nndlllon.\nBach proposal must be accompanied\nnn accepted bank clt-inuo on a chared hank of Cnnado, mnde pnyable to\n* H-onoiittibl-- thf*.'MfiilM-pr of Public1\nirks, for the.sum of ten jier cent of\n. amount of tender aa- socurlty for\n-) due fulfilment or th> contract.\nilcli shall bo forfeited Ifthtf pnHy1\nid it Ing d-r-elliyv to enter Into coii\ni-l when called upon to do so. or if\nfall to ooinplqle tlu- work .contract-**\nfor. Th^;t'h1>-|ue.M or t'ertiflcatcflofJ\nMalt of unsuccts.Hful tenderers m-'\nreturned.to ihem nnoj\u00bb.tha;\u00abtve*ut.08\nthe oontrrtct. \"T   r\nThe lowest or nny tender not neccs*\n'lly ttocepW-fl.\nP.   r\u00ab.HP,     .\n\"     Public Works  Engineer.\nPublic  Works   Department,   Victoria,\nrC. Marfth 4, 19\u00bb1.. '-\ntOVlNCIAIa   OAoI.\u2014NELBOH,   B.   0.\nSealed tenders, in triplicate,* will b\u00bb\nsolved hy the undersigned up to 16\ndock noon otv-Tqe-sdAy, th*- 29th t)\\\\_\nMarch, 1921, for'the supply of Ofo-\nrles, Bread, Meat and Pish, Clothing,\nie! eft. for the uso of the abovo In-\nitutlon for the fiscal year beginning\nirtl 1st, 1921, and Vnding Ma'rch '31st,\n22. \u2022    \u25a0  ' j -VV\nAil supplies to hn dellyored at the\nloI without extra charge, In SUCh\nantltlos and at suoh time* as..may bp\n\u2022eoted during tho .period abovo statep.\nTwo.-acceptable ^jiretl-rn-for tho due\nIII I Merit of c:n'h  mm nn:i   will  he  Nl*\nIred.\nTenders must be mnde out on forms\nilch can be obtained from  the Wnr-\nn of thn .iiml or the undersigned.\nThe lowest of any  tender not  nec-\n\u25a0tarliy accepted. ,. ____-    .    .\nJAMES PATimgON, -.    -\n, ^Purchasing Agent.\nVictoria, B. C., MnrchMfith, 1921,\n(23B2)\nIMWMUKf   OF   PUBLIC   WOJMCS.\nBlooan Dleetoml District,\nTOTOUgh   Sloe*   \u00ab,   T0.T\u00bb||ilto   Of\n\u25a0xs rflqulred^hy Paragraph 3 of'lh*\n'hwoye Act ^Amendment not, Ohnp.\n1917. the undn^dftppd hereby gives\nIce tlyit thirty (aft)-, daya from dnt**-\nis hU-'InirnUon to dlncohflnue nnd\nan Jnn lane   through   Blook   *.:_   LM\nte'Silp nm >!\u2022 *\u2022>\nMlnlalor Af' Pttl.tlo^Worfct.   *\nlent  of  riiiilln .Works,   Pnr-\nilUw^. Xietowa, B..C, \u2014    '\nLB*\nPropose* to Jake Plebiscite\npn Three Sites and Typesv\nof Monument   *\nTo   Bo   Voted   On\nGranite shaft on .Bluff.\n. Monumonl  and  boulevard  on  Vernon   street.\n\u2022Harblo Arch-, before Central Sohool.\nAfter ft -lcngthS* illsc-Uflnlon of tlio\n\u25a0quoft'tl-jn of a war inemorlitl nud\nnn oxnmliintlon of tlio .varloua con \u25a0\n(ldora||.(Miii gnvornlng llie foaslhlllt--\npt tho various -iroiwsnlN liBforo the\nPubllo, the. sssiiiiniii,.,. n*imed at th&\nrepent- publlo meelluK, ciune io a\niinonimous ngreement. yeHterdny fif-\ntornoon to illward the propo-uila\nfor a memorial hall or n memonnl\nMlwniv ns lmpraetl\u00abiU>le In view of\n11)0   probable   cost.\nDesigns tor i memorial marble\norch 25 feet In height, wero tewed,\nIn conpectlon with llio proposal' to\nplace tho memorial on tbe groundH\nof tho Central, school. , Jn addition\nto -this structure of polished gr.-inlt .\nfour corner-posts or obelisks six\nfeet In height aro Included to'stand.\nat the several comers ot Iho ttiWv.it\ngrounsl.\nIt was unanimously decided to\ntoJto a public plehlaclto on the three\ndefinite proposals for a memor.nl\nof monument type, respectively for\na mammoth granite shaft on tlio\nBluff, a monument nn a boulevard\nto'bjj constructed on Vernon street,\nand the mltt-blo arch nn tho school\nground.\nT|ip pommlttee will jno-jt again at\n6 o'clock Thursday aftornoon. I\nAid. A. D. Emory was elected to\n<(16 .ohalr, W. Holuii'.'i was olecte-1'\nsecretary and tho others present were\na\/ L, McCulloch. k Vf. Wlijitawsiin,\nP. J. Boles, ,fl, p. Sleeves, Qeor^o\n.Ioi-stoad, Bev. J. p. Wcslman, W. O.\n\u2022rtjsle'tt and R. O. Joy,\nMETHODISTS HEAR\nINTERESTING LECTURE\nAbo\\it. flO pooplo nltendcd.tho 11-\nfcuatrntod lecture given by A. B. -'Godfrey, on tho Canadian expeditionary\nforce ln Siberia, In the tinftement of\nthe Methodist church Inst evening. |\nSomo Interesting slides wero shown,\na few showing pictures of some of\nthe boys from Nelson, which' included^\none of Kri. Murphy and ono of Jack\nRobinson,\nKdrdtnV WAihfkA.\nfroy^^TfTB^ itinnj\nea^oclal!yconcernli)g the cleanliness,\nof the inhabitants, stating thnt the'\nonly -use mtide of gOA'.iniwks hy tho\nhoys ovor thero wns to enter some\nOf tho 'houses. Hn nlso stated that\n\u2022von though Vt.'uiiv*-.' i'il: was npprojf-\nimatrly 400 .miles moro to tho south\nthan .Vancouver, owing to the arctic\nwinds It wns cold most of tho year.,\nVirtually  no mctnlllf\nmains in Turkey.- ,\ncurrency   re-\nLegal Notices\nAuction Sal*.\nftctlon 37 M\u00abohft*loi' Litn  Act.  R.  8.\nB. 0. 1911.\n\u25a0\\Vherrns, tbe itaHkln A- Rtednian\nl.iiiObrr-rLmpiniy Umlled Is Indebted\n'o thc undrrslKiii'd in the sum of Two\nJFtmdri'rt nud Thirty-nnc Mollnrs nnd\nFifty rents (fZ3i.r.o> for work done\nAnd innterlni'i Ntipplleri in rehiring nnd\nImproving two four-Inch lodging wagons, nnd tlufic months hove elapsed\nsttlro'the said sum ought to have been\npnld nnd default ban been mnde In payment  thereof.'    ' '\"\nNotice is ii. ti by given tlmt on Tuesday, the '.'\"ih day of Mnrch, A. V. 1021,\n11! o'-rlock booh, al tbe office of James\n11. l,>oylfl, -Sheriff. Pourt House, In tho\nCity of Nelson, the snld two four-Inch\nloRgltuc wagons will be sold by Jflmes\nH. Poyle,.Sheriff, by public nuctlon.\nDated this Hth dny of Mnrch, A. D.\n1981.\nMoT.KAN   &   STKVF.NSON.\n(21G1)\nfcOTICE   OT  BALE  BT  SHEPirr,\nj*UHtuiiit  to Cha \"BiMnUon  Aot.\"\nIn the Supreme rourt of British Columbln. Arthur A. Burton, plnintlff, und\nMacbeth  Malcolm, defendnnl.\nI'i'-iii. i, I\u00bbnrcel 1. Kooienny district,\nProvince \u00abif * nrltlHli Columbia. Con-\nclpe description of properly: L-nt G of\nIM 76&H,-ftrriiip One. Map si7. Rotate\nor int-wrest:    Fee.\nDlstrlol, Pntrel _, Kootenny District,\nProvince of British Columbln. Concise\nk'-i'i im nm of property: Lot ll of\nLot 7\u00ab\u00bbR, firoup One, Map 847 . Estnte\nor. Interrdi; _>_\u00bb subject to right to\npurchase dnted IGth of Mnrch, 1012.\nfrom Mncheth Malcolm to Wllltnm John\nEades, registered In (he Ijind BeglRtry\noffice. Nelson, in Charge BoOk Volume\n19; nt Folio 312 as No. 8893-D, on\ntho 2nd day of .Match, 1917.\nThe abbve lnnds nre to bf sold under\nJudnnient for $122(1.70 recovered hy\nthe nli'lntlff ftKninst the defendnnt on\nthe .lOOt'day (if October,  191*4.\nWhen to be sofH: Thnrpdny, thc 31st\ndn> of .M.itv.i. 1W1, nt the hour of 12\no clock,  noon.\n.Where to l*e sold: AI the office of\nth'e .sheriff- of HOuth .Kootenny, Court\nHouse, Nelscfn, British Columbia.\nJAMBS  H.   DOYLR\nSheriff of South Kootennv.\n(MM)\nMOBTOAGE  BAUD.\nUnder nnd by virtue of the powers\nof snle contained In two certain mortgaged which will be produced at tho\ntimo of sale, ttiot-e will be offered for\nMlti bv -Fuhllc Auction by William\nCutler nt his auction room*. No. 519\nWard street, In the City of Nelson,\nBritish Columbia, on Thursday, the 24th\ndny of March, A. D. 1S21, at th- hour\nof. 12 o'clock noon, the following property situate In .the City Of Xeleon, In\nthn Province of British Colmhbfn:'\nI**!* .Fifteen (ifi), Slxt-t-tftl (16) and\nSeventeen * tl7) of Block Forty-four\n(44) aald City Af Nelaon.\nThore la bltuito t dwelling house on\nsaid proik-rty:*\nTh* property Will be eold subject tn\na. reaerve.1-hid. .Twenty (l!0) per cent\nof-tho purehape price to bo paid- in,\ncafih af. the time of sale and ttie bal-1\nHues in aoeordapce with the terms and\nrondltlnns .to' ne mnde linnwn nt the\nllme.nf   nnle. ' -!\nMnr -further information apply to the\nundersigned.\nDated at   Nelsoji,   BritlihColumbla,\npiG\u00bbY Hippos\nDENIZENS OF  LIBERIA\nPliito-atiowr-   fomal.  of  the   ap-JCiaa   with   monlh-oldoalf   In   Captivity   at\nIS-jw York Zoo.\nSACRED MELODIES FOR\nGOOD FRIDAY CONCERT\nVaried numbers sclented from tho\nwoll known' collections of shored\njhuslc will ho rendered by the\n\u25a0Symphony orchestra at . thc , Motho-\njdlst. ohuvoh on Good Friday .These\nnumbers will Include pieces -from\n','Ellin].,\". \"Gloria\" , from tho mass\nof \"St. Xhimjso,\" \"Hallelujah Chorus'\nfrom \"Messiah\" iuid a doscriptp'o\nsolcctlon .\"Raster Chimes\" which will\nIntroduce  chtmn  effects.\n\u25a0In addition to tiio orchestra, Mtss\nMavis Kane will- .render a series\nof ' cello solos,, Mrs. C. W. Tyler-\nwill sing ns also will Georgo Hrown\nand Cordon Korttley. Tho concort\nwill be *uuder the direction of Rons\nFleming.\nHOD AND GUN CLUB\nOUTSHOOTS CADETS\nAt n target shoot held In tho Ar-\nmory .between tho youths of -the\nJunior nod and Gun club and tho\nmembors.of tin- -Nelson,- cadet corps\nthe Rod-ami Gun cluh.took.tho lend\nby 11 points The high scoro for\nthe cadets wont to Carl \\Tohnson,\nwith 82 points out cif a possible 100,\nnnd Sy-lvio Mururo wns high for the\nttod nnd Gun club, scoring 74 points.\nCnptnia C. W. Busk acted as Judge.\nOhMhi? t'enim-i wore:'\nCadets.cordis, Gerald Long, captain.\nKenneth Ttees, 77 points; Cart Johnson, 82 points: Stanley ,Carlson, (15\n.points; Alex.Ionian, S!> points; Cnny\noron.St. Den-Jfi, -3D points.\nHod nnd Gun club, Fred Waldle.\nCaptain. Fred Waldle. CO points;\nFred Hume, dV puhii.-n; Tom Gibson,\n60 polius; Svh'iu Mururo, 7-t points;\nClarence itlchnrdsnn. 7,3 points.\nNovelty for the Firrt Time\nin Nelson, in Aid of\nVeterans\nTO REPRESENT DISTRICT\nAT BIG PORTLAND MEET\nCommissioner Fred A. Hlnrkey was\ndelegated to nMcmt the Internutlonal\nmining convent inn at Portland ou\nApril r.-!), ns the representative of\nKootenny, nnd lo tnke charge of the\nminora\\ exhibit! from Kootenny, by\nthe nilnlng und nalurnl resources1\ncommit tee of the NYltjon hoard of\ntrade yesterday afternoon,. The appointment wns In accordance with thc\nsuggestion of tho last geneml meeting of lhe board of trade.\nIt Is the Intenlion lo send n enn-\nsldemble number of samples now being received by Commissioner Star-\nkey from prospectors In Ihe dlstrlci\nto tho convention, n,jonf( with \u00bb\nriunntity of other Kootenny mineral\nspecimens now nt Spokane nnd nt\nSeattle, the total'of which will probably aggregate one ton of snmp'-cs,\nto bo plncod on exhibit ns Kootenay's\nquota,\n.1. W. Muhollnnd wns uppainted\nchairman of a subcommltec to handle the Nuances in connection with\nCommissioner\"Stiirkoy's trip. Those\npresent at the meeting were F. i.\nBoles, S. H. Fow!<er, who will be one\nof the spenkers nt the convention?\nH. A. Johnston, B. W. Wlddowson,\nJ. W. Mnlhollnlid, E. F. Glgot and\nFred A. Stnrkey.\nOnn of lho'MftUlHlte little acts to\nbo pn-'swiled by the \"Vngnbonds\" jki\\\ntho \"Midnight Fjtilles,\" which thoy\nare staging for the <<\u25a0 W. V. A.; Is\n.\u2022ntlUed, \"Tluve Ultle Maids,\" and\nconsists nt,throe iplHsoii in varl-col-\nored and bispanglod dresses who\ndoneo .and play , ylpll\" nt. the same\ntime; They are\/'WPPc-rted In their.\nnet -hy ,twh Voutfts. A special #ci.\nof scenery hn* be^h devised for t-hlo\nact or the cubist \u00bbrl order.\nAnother interesting item on the\nprogram Is an orlontal scene entitled'\n\"Kismet,\" which takes place )n .one\nnf lhe slave markets of Mecca and\nincludes orlontal dances, elay potters,\ntbo quarrel of a mlgWy -prince and his\nwife and a big chows.\nOther* numbors ,wHI he a farce on\nthe Nelson .\"Factories Question,\"\ncalled ^'Soft Soap nnd Lots of It;\" <\nfarce comedy, \"In a Chinese I*aun\ndry;\" ft homely comedy. \"Old Mftldt*\nand the Man;\" and n UtUo tragedy\nplaylet of the lime of Louis XVI of\nFrance called \"dinette;\" a pretty\nllitlo musical act by two young\nmisses, \"My Old Home.\" n Fronch\nrhnrneter seeno and ntimorous other\nnumbers. The Symphony orchestra\nwill act is the capacity ot orchestra\nOno of the main featur-cn of the\nnffnlr will be the continuity 'of lho\nnumbers ns there wilt ho'no wnits\nbetweefi acts. Small tables will bo\nset alwut the floor and the gucst-H\n\\vllt1ie aide tn order daimy entnblea\nduring    the   performance.\n'i'ho performance will start  nt 11:30\nAclook ond  Insl  till flvo  minutes of\nmidnight.'   However,  there  will   he\ninntlnee   in   the   early  afternoon.\nSPRING   IS  PALLID\nSpring in -.V-olson wore a pallid ap-\nnOaUahee yesterday, mi its birthday.\nSunrise found n light layer of snow\nou tbe grpund,? which uuiekly disappeared. Midnight saw n snmv storm\nin   pi-DgreMM.\nRailway    Directors'    Foes\nOTTAWA, March UI.\u2014(Hy Canndlnn Press)\u2014nirci'Uira \\Wto eomposo\nthe bonrd of management of the\nCanadian National railways were paid\n$18,000 In foes, plus traveling ex-\npOUses to and fiMtn their\u00abliomes dur-\nInK I920, ftOCOrdthp t\" a r'ciurn labled\nin   the   house   today.\nnh^M\nMSP- -^\ni .'j.i'-'wsun'i'igewiafcfc,\nKootenay Launch' Clul\nElects; Will Get Estimates\non New Club Hoiise\nHolding ita-annual mooting tn tbo\n\u25a0board of \/trade .rooms lapt \u25a0 night-j tho\nKootctiay Launch!,club eleoted'lt*t officers and governors for tthn [ year,\nreceived tho auditor's report oii tlie\nClub's finances, and instructed'\u25a0* its\n\u25a0executive committee to isocuro1 estimates tot tho erection of a, new\nclub bouse. Tho .meeting was well\nattended, among -those present being\nII. tB. de Veber, who presided; A. D.\nEmory, J, A. Irving, H. W. Uobort-\n80n, P. Gl, Morey, C. D. Rlfek, IL A.\nMasters, Alex, Lelth, W. R. Jarvis,\nW. Brown, Sr., II. Clifford .Irving, J,\nA- Smith. V. Eperson, Jr., L. F. Gilbert,  J. Argylo and  M.   Martin.\nThose elected tn office were: Commodore, L. Ii' de Vober; ea\/ptnln, G.\nA. Hunter: mate, Et. CUfi^ord Irving. A board of fcovernors consisting\nof 'throe members,-Alex. Leilh, V, C\nMorey nnd C. D. Risk, was also elect- ,\ned. The officers and tho'-board nfl\ngovernors will form the' executive\n'committee of^ tho club, on which\nMessrs. Hunter, Morey and Risk are\nnew member-s.\nAn animated discussion on j the\nfeasibility of erecting a new :club\nAouse In place of thu on<j\u00ab burned\ndown'two years ago took n'nee! but\nIt was finally decided the Hme- wns\nnot opportune. However.\" Lhe (tx^c-\nu'tlvo, committee was iiu*l.ructed to\nobtain now estimates on the project\nfor presentation nt. a genernrmeelintr.\nIt was also' decided lo purtdiaito or\nerect scats on the eluli float for the\nconvenience of club members nnd\nvisitors.\nThere being now around 100 members Is .was felt thai the annual\nregatta should bo reinstated nnil the\nmembers present evinced.n keep dn-\nsire tn Inke on actlye pnrl ip singing\nsuch an event. The high; pi-lino -of\ngasoline was regarded as 'the largest\nobstacle to pulling off anything approaching long distance --.racing- runs,\nbut the general feeling of the .meeting was that every effort should he\nmade th|s summer to revive the ro-\ngattn, Tho meeting voted a' small\nhonorarium to II. Clifford Irving, lhe\nsecretary-treasurer, fnr his services\nduring Inst yenr.\nDESCRIBES CASTE\nINf#WJAt|S\nDr. Annie -.Smith jvivo a'very Jn-\n'teresMng descrl(Aloft nf urn in India,\nat *.tho ineotbig' of tl^o ,Poojdo\"a\nForum  itt.st   juiijiiu.\nCfommenofng with u quotation from\nMajor-General .cw George Yoiiar-\n\u2022hnsband's famous hook, \"A Soldler'a\nMemories,\" as in point sho outlined\n,lho actlvit ies of Him various castes\nwhich make up Inrtv's tec-pilng i.iil-\nJions. ln her talk she rofe-TCil\nmore pai-tieulntiy to the Punjfiub-\ndlstrlct where she carried on work\n,ns a inedloni .missionary for many\nyears. ^\n\u2022Dr, Smith pointed out tho peed\nfor education among these peoplo\nand stntod that ns yet .self-government   could   not.   bo   a   suness.\nHoi* intimate knowledge of Indian\ndomestic matters awakened lu>en Interest   in   her -hearers,  nnd  n .b-^o-r^y\nvofo   of   lhaults    wn*fi    tendered\nnt the close of her nddress.\n13.   Pi   Dawson   presided   over\nsession.    .       '\nber\n\u2014\u2014\u2022\nASPIRIN\nOnly \"Bayer\" is Genuine\nWnrnlnK      Tako nn  plmncos wllh\nMilnulitilra for \u2022: in.*  \"lluj-ar Tuli-\nlota of Anplrlf..\" Unlow' yon aco\nlh(. namo \"noyor*' on puoknffo or on\ntalilola yon nro not ki'IMiik Aspirin\nat nil. In ovary ilnyrr piicknao nro\nillroctioiiH for Colds, llcadnclii., Ncu-\nratRln, HhounmtlHm, Kitrncho, Tooth-\nnche, J.uinbngo nml for 1-siln. Handy\ntin hoxo.H of twolvo IsiblrtH rout fow\nrents. DrugglBtM .nlno soil Ini-gor\npacknKoB. Mado In Canada. Aspirin\nls tho trado mnrk (roKlstorod in Canada), of Bayer  \\i. .1, nn-,- or Mo-\nnoacollcncldoslor of sSsillx-yllcsioiil.\nTupper Declares Treasurer's\nClaim of Surplus Incorrect; Su'^L:i*:a! Deficit\nWINNIPF.Cl,   Mnrrh   2],\u2014','It. la  a.\nsyntcfn drsvlncd to mako It.moM tjlf\"\nfioult for,tho fan*}-**\u2122 tosiet eaftlroli\nof tho .house,\" ^Isclar-M* \u25a0&hi>>'4^i|Mn>\nLabor loadof In thn ^Mttfti-t)^,- in\nopposing tlie bill \\>hlf)\u00abs sXttaffltsy-\nQoncml Johnson Introduced to thp\nMaijltohtt log.lslitflird ptpvi,dJJ<((\u00bb;--J(ar\ntho preferential votltlsg ayatem |n,\u00abln-\nBlo membor conatltneiielefl Whera\nmore ,tlmn two oandldatea ,ara .running. Mr. QuWn sold tho-meiiure\nwon framed for tho.purpose ot Helping tho party In potar.    ,\nThe awioruon wna tyaifmly rtpn-\ndlntfd by-Pre-nler Norriai who atftted\nthat ihn bill waa Inlttoted b)f tha\nfarmers,\nTho provincial treasurer's aydtcra\nof financing tWe affairs af tho province wns atrongly criticised by W. J.\nTupper, K. C, Consorvntlvis, in tho\ndelinto on the budget. Hon. EdWard\nDrownT the treasurer, clalmod there\nwns a siiin.'.ui ot (35,000, )jut Mr.\ntupper contended that IX tho; publlo\naccounts wer* carret there wab a\niii-i*iii  nf ii.ii;i.r.7-j.\n LrJ .TWf-tl\nUse Pyramid\nBe Happy\nIf Eadar-taec Is Belac TttaA i* __,'\nIslmU   Oet   11   Ilex   of   l-Jr.-aW   ,\nPile  Nnpposltorle.\nIf you are Btruggllng with the\npain and discomfort nf Itching.-\nbleeding, protruding piles or hemor.:\n\"DANDERINP\nStops Hair Coming Oott\nThickens, Beautifies\nA few cents buys ^Vanderlne.\"\nAftor au application of \"Panderlne\"\nyou can not find ft falTvn hair or\nany dandruff, besides overy hair\nshows now life, vigor, brightness,\nmoro color and nl>un*danco.\nTry Phosphate\nIf You Are Thin\nAnd Underweight\nNothlnp like Ititro-rhosphnlc says\nDr. Murritmn of New York, to wnkr\nthin, delicate, nervous, ' discouraged\nmen nnd women take on needed weight\nand quickly exhibit .1 nerve force that\nradlntes   health,   energy   and   nmhltion.\nIt's known tu he such a wonderful\nnld to frail and tired out people that\nCannda Drug & Hook Co., who have 0\nlbrg-i demand for II, nre glad to guarantee* .BItro-lJlionplinto.\nrholds. go over to any drU|? store\nond get o. M cont hox or Pyramid\nI'llo SunpoBltorleft. Take no suhsti-\nlutc, Relief Bhould doino go qufchly.\nyou will wonder why anyone -Hhould\ncontinue to muter the pain or suen >\na distressing condition. For a free\ntrial package, send nome und address to Pyramid Drug Co.. \u00ab* I*yr*\namid ItldRT.. Mnrahnll.  Mich.\n        ___.fgr-g-.    -  .' i-iJ*^\nCOULD YOUR\nAUTOMOBILE\n(a) Causo a persona' Injury ,or\ndcalh?\n(In Cause dun-ago to valuable\nproperty of othera?\n(c) Recotve serious damagea In\na collision, resulting In\nhugo repair hills?\n(il) lio diunaged by  Fir.v:?\n(0) no STOI.I3.V nnd re\u00abilvi\u00ab\nserious damage? 01\" Ha\nSTOLEN- and not recovered?\n(f) Through the wreck or burning of a vessel or railroad train be badly il\/tm*\naged or destroysod?\nW4LJL IT?\nSEE\nH. E. DILL\n508   Ward   8t.\nPHONE  180 NELSON,  B.C.\nFor '\nINSURANCE  PROTECTION\nOlsl Piiitiimiese Krograiihers t-nlli-d\nCeylon \"llio nlmost Indian lslo*r\nduring Hie n'.bi'r hatlon's aseendeiio*)\nIn   Indln.\nthis Uth day n_f\n(IHO\n. \u201enrch,,A. D. Hit.\nO'MII-IA A VARniB,\nVendor's Solicitors.\nIKIDNEY;\n|) PILLS\nu .\ni\"'\n.'-.. K'\"-\"t ri *- %i!;;itl\n^^TOEppr\n.\u25a0\u2022.'\u25a0\u2022>....*\n\"Cascarets\" for\nConstipation\nJust -tiijUKl A plCuSailt, tuirtiili'UH\nCnsearet works while you steep and,\nhas your liver active, head clear, stomach sweet and bowels moving as\nrogular as a clock by morning. No\ngriping or inconvontejjee. lt\u00bb, 26 or\nGO cent boxes. Children love this\ncandy cathartic too.\nc pJfe a s\nTO EUROPE\n.Make  Reservations now  for the\nST.   LAWREXCE  SEASON.\nDIRECT  SRUVICES\nMONTREAL and  CjUEDKC\nIn       '   \u25a0\nLIVERPOOL,    OLABGOW,\nROITHAMPTON,.\nHAVRE, AN-rtVERr.\nAlobff   the   beautiful   Bt,   Kawraae*\nRW.r  and  pulf,\nShort oo.an l-aaaafa.\nBallings tvtrr law days,\nTot   Partlonlnr.    apply\u2014\nJ. J. VOaSTIB, oinaral Ageat,\n- p. a, it~\nTancouri\nC. V. X. Station,\ntrir.\n-        \u25a0        \u25a0 J \u201e --. J-' -.I.!.,.,\nThe Cenwfidated Mining & Smelting Ci\nOE CANADA. LIMITED\ntattlma, Imeltlni and Raflnlni OapartmsnM\nTRAIi;  BRlTliH   COLUMBIA fl\nSMELTERS AND REFINERS\n, CUROHAIMN OF tOL-3, \u2022ILVIR. COPMR  A\u00ab\u00bb  LIAB 0\u00abM\ni \u2022\u00ab *\u2022'\u25a0\u00ab. \u2022llvWk Haa-fif, nstaattwa, Ha Ua_ M U*\nkmmWMltt.\n.4 --*.\u00bb\"; JMH.\n%e Bowler\nSmokes\n10\/or tS da.\n25_\/ttr38\u00ab*\nR0IIOAiVlUQfS0M7_mm\n__\n*\nMP*\n Pag-e 4\nNELSON   DAILY   NEWS, TUESDAY \"MORNIi-TG- MARCH 22, 1921\nPubltahed et\u00abrf morning __._n,i\nBufld*y ,l>y the Naws PoMtKhlng Com\nimrty; Mmlt\u00abl. f4\u00ablaun, B. 0... Ovi*da\n\u25a0PUstvitp iettera phouid b-a addreOfl\u00abt1\nWJ4 chc<i)-t* and . mor.-ay orders mod*\npayabl-n to The N-sVs PuMlihtnc Company, IiTmlted, arid In ne case to\nindividual   membei'u   ot   the   staff\nAdvertinlng rate cards and ABO\nitotementp of clrculatio-n mailed ov\n\"Muest, ot may be( seen iti the of fin*.\n>f f n> -tdvertlninK aite0G> -pooktiIim\"-1\niv   -Hit-   OHnadtan   Press   ..snoolntlor\n-j'T.c* iitldn 'rajijii. Hy .'.mull icou.\ncry),. uD >\u00abnts fc-ar month; %t p\u00bbr year.\nOutside Canada, a. month, 76e;a y-?ar\nIV.60. DrMvereU, Ibn per month; -14\ntot. alt months; I'J-bO p*r y\u00abar, o_y\nable m advaouo.\nVinbtr  Audit   Bureau   of   CtronlaUon\nWtdent\nbuseh\nV*ur* Kt_r*xir_n\nTHE THRIFTY HOUStSKBBPB R'S SPRING WARDROBE.\nCrime and Punishment\nTha Great \"War taught women to\nronovate their old clothes and \"make\nIhem so\" Instead of buying now. And\nthe thrifty woman Is still praotlclng\nthe clothes i>oonomtes she learned during the war.\nThe housekeeper Is luokler In this\nrespect than her sister, the business\nwoman. For the housekeeper Is ahel-\ntered  In her home and can wear her\nTUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1921.?!. h^r^oTr^d*^\neyes of a-critical world and can not\nnonear shabby.\n\"'Please tell me how to make faded\nflcnred dresses white,\" says several letters. I have received from wiy column\nrenders. \"T won't havo to buy new\ndrenses this spring if you can tell me\nthis!\"\nTo blench a irarment white (suoh ns\nprints, lawns or linens) wssh it very\nelenn. using extra-strong suds, then\nboll It In a solution of cream of tnrtnr\n\u2014allowing 1 beaplng tablespoon of the\nerenm of tsrtnr to 1 irnllon of water.\nPoll for hnlf nn hour, then lift up and\ntf not white boil th* garment SB lotig\nagain, Keep the boiler filled nnd the\nrnrment wol! under wnter. Ttlnse tn\ntwo weters after boiling, and dry in\nsni'lirht before  Ironing.\nOftermst, how-aver, the letters I receive everv spr'\"\u00b0r from mv reafl-^r\nfr'*\"ndB nsV fr.-* n'd In removlne; stnlnR\nnnd snots which hnve been nllowefl to\nte-** In th\u00bbIr Inst summer's gnrments\nwhile t>ip vnrmeiits v\/Jr* laid nwnv for\ntbe enlrt wentber. T ntwnvs bnvs tbs\nImnHse tn renlv to sneb  intiulrers.   se-\nrely, \"Tnu\" should hnve tnken tb*\nsnnts out inst <nimm*r!\"\u2014nnd then T\nremembor the* T hnvo wmettmes beon\nu'Hv. mvsolf. of niittlnr n ntnlned\ndrep-\u00bb nwny wltbout plvlnir It \"first aid\"\nat   the   time  nf  the  neetdenf.\nAn old ptnln Ih niwnvn n biird one *r>\nremove. Pruit fitnlnn nr\u00ab enneeiotiv\nhnrrt to pet nut If Twft In n *1r\u00ab*sn for\nnnv letip'-'b of t(mn: ornlln neld fn r-tn'-\n\u00abon, so take enr\" In iislmr IM mnv rest tb>\u00ab ptnln. bowpvnp Oxnl'e neld\nIs bought  in  crystalline  form  nnd  the\nMuch has been said lately, in\nyiew of the prevalence of crime,\nas to the efficacy of corporal\npunishment aa a detriment and\ncure in certain, cases. The point\nhas been argued from all angles,\nsays the . Hamilton Spectator,\nand in some places physical\nchastisement has been revived\nto take the place of prison sen-\ntences-\u2014or to be suffered along\nwith them. There can be no\ndoubt that prison terms have\ntoo great terror to the hardened\ncriminal. Conditions are not\nsuch as to inspire him with a\ndread of returning to the penal\ninstitution. It is not for one\n\u2022tnoment contended, however,\nthat our jails are too good for\ntheir purpose; but what should\ngo along with incarceration is\nthe effort to reform the moral\ncharacter of the convict.\nThis (effort can be\", made in\n-several ways, and the question\nis which is the most likely to\nsucceed? Some advocate\nmethods of persuasion, others\nweaning the prisoner away\nfrom his former habits by fitting him for a life of usefulness when he is again at liberty, and then there are those\nwho urge the necessity of corporal punishment for certain\nclasses of crime. What do the\nprisoners themselves think of\nit? Here is the opinion of a\nman, sentenced in London, England, recently, *to fifteetn\nmonths' imprisonment with\nhard labor for house-breaking.\nHe haj. been convicted on several previous occasions, and on\n\u2022receiving sentence handed the\nfollowing written statement, to\nthe court:\n\"After all, what is thore in\nprison today that a man should\nfear it? There is no hardship,\nno suffering, no punishment.\nThat is why persons sent to\nprison find their way back\nagain. * * * I honestly\nthink that the 'cat* would suppress all crime, as it is corporal\npunishment which no one _ can\nendure-for long. I wish it had\nbeen given to me, as it would\n. . .\u2022\"* i     .\u2022\u25a0*-*, n\\        n i       .\nhave made 9 -man of me. I .wish\nyou would sentence; me-to the\n'cat', as iicnbw ft would do me\n. good.\"\nThat is one view and it may\nbe correct, but in these days\none naturally, likes to see a\ndeparture as, far as possible\nfrom the physical punishment\nwhich,in medieval times was\nthe predominating feature of\n-sentences upon persons convict-\nfed pf lawbrealrintf.\nhousekeeper should combine 1 teaspoon\nof these oxallo acid crystals with 1\noup of b'oiilng water, then dip tho\nstained part of the garment In this.\nTho strength of tlii.* solution amy be\nIncreased If the stain Is obstinate.\nWhen the stain Is out, rinse In ammonia wator, thon In clear water. Iron\nrust stains, Ink stains, and mildew\nstains will also often yield to oxalla\nacid, used ln this way\u2014if they are not\ntoo old.    It is worth  trying, anyway.\nOld grass stains may be removed by\ndipping tho stained part In ehl-arldo of\nUmo water. Pour one-naif a gallon\nof boiling water unoa one-half pound\nof dry chloride; stir well, let settle,\npour off tbe clear wnter, and'use. (Do\nthis in wood or enrth en ware, as metal\nwill corrode from the mixing). After\ndlnplmr tbe gras--*. stained garment,\nbang It nenr a hot fire to dry. Ttottlo\nthe remainder of solution for future\nuse.\nOld paint stains ahould be softened\nwith grease (cotton seed oil or lard\nere both good to use) heforo a solvent\nIn npolled to them. 'Benzine, nnnbtbn,\nchloroform or turpentine will removo\nthe stnln when soft Benzine and\nchloroform nr*> especially good for colored and delicntf fabr'es. Take onro\nIn uslne- tlmse thlno-H. for thev are Inflammable; It is be\u00abt to do the work\nout of doors. Pitch, tar nnd wagon\ngrense stains should nlso bo softened\nwith grenso. nnd can then be removed\nwltb turpentine.\" Turnentlne unless\nnu re may lenve n resbinuf-t r\u00b0f\u00bbidue\u2014\nbu* th'f* cnn be dissolved  In alcohol.\nTomorrow\u2014Answered Letters,\nAU Inquiries *flflwMM fo Miss Xirk-\nman in rn** of tb* \"-FfflMimt Hrmne-\n1c\u00abevtsgM nVnartme-nt will bi t-nBWwfl\ntn tbene coitunnn In tbirfr turn. This\nroon'res o o *flt-a.i-*\"irt\u00abl''moM)i--wjnf a\nrennlres cnnsMereble tlmi, how\u00abrer,\nowipte to th** '.''\u2022\u25a0int. number raoMvtd.\n\u25a0Ho <f a n*^onal or \u25a0rmleV*-\" -e-i-DlT t*\nfleslvoA a\" titn-mned a\"* sMf-ndrtretted\nt-ravnlope \"\"int. bn eueloisd with tlie\nquestion.\u2014The  Editor.\nfpoes oyer the top he frequently makes\nsplash In society.\nThe world might possibly survive\nauottier war, but lt couldn't survive\nanother   peace  conference.\nThe original romarks made by very\nrlever people seldom impress hearers\nwho have read tho same books,\nHistory tells us almost everything\nwhat people did with a bad cold bo-\nfore handkerchiefs wero invented.\nShovelling snow woul<k\u00bbbo just as\nmuch fun as playing golf if it wasn't\nnecessary.\nA few men died of too much think\ning, but thero is no reason 'to suspect that the malady will ever become  epidemic.\nBYLENORE\nI Twenty Years Ago Today \\\n\u25a0\u2014 -     - \u25a0\u25a0      \u25a0  - A\n\u00bblVom tbe Dally Miner of Maroh 22,\n1901.)\nAlexander Cross, an esteemed citizen of the olty, passed awny almost\nwithout a moment's notice yesterday\nmorning at his residence on Mill\nstreet.\n* *    *\nA party of railroad men wero in\nthe city yesterday. Among the numbor were It. C. Stevens, general western passenger agent of tho Great\nNorthern; Harry Brtfndt, city passenger agent at Spokane, nnd O. H.\nWilliams, traveling agont. Thoy lotX\non tho afternoon boat for Kaslo.\n\u2022 \u2022 - \u2022\nA. M. Johnson recolvod an Interesting letter yesterday from John\nHirsch, who left Nolson ns a trooper\nin tho Strathcona Horso, Hirsch is\nnow with Major Hodglns on tho imperial! military railroad work at Johannesburg. Mrs, Hodglns ls tex-\npected to join her husband In Africa\nBhortly,\nDo yon tike this black satin quiltt'd'\ncoat?   ll Is typlo.il of tho sort of w\n>vr\u00abp\na great  deal  this\nshops   roport   thnt\nenjoy\nwhich will bu we\nseason, and smart\nblack    satin   coats\ngreater, vogue with well dressed'wom\nen than coats of cloth. Certainly -the\nIdea lu newer, nml practical because\nsatin is smart for hoth ilny and owning wear.\nWhile   the   quilted   roat   ls   usually\nstitched In self-colur, not all the satin\nmodels  confine  themselves  to  quilting\nA stunning model designed hy Pnquln\nenlivened  the black entin  with  pointed\npanels   of   peasant   embroidery   in   tan\nj with   touches  of  brick   red   and   blue.\nA mere man always seemB of least' In  this ooat  the lining  wns  of brick\nImnnrtnnpn    when    thero    ln    a    now   rotl   Georgette.-   Another   quite   unusual\nimportant o   wnen   tnere     s   a   now  bm \u201etreme]y B00l) losing model, also\nbaby  in  the  house and when  spring. u   French   Importation,   was   developed\nhouse cleaning begins. In   lustrou*   black   taffeta,   with   deep\n                              [ bands  of Havana brown  duvetyn  outlined   in  silver embroidery,  applied  to\n\"Spring   reveals    new    designs    In j hem,   sleeves   and   collar,\nladies'  hats,\" -says an advertisement, i PATTER NNO 118.'\nBut It reveals tho samo old stylo in,    a. pattern for'the above model  (No.\nknee  caps                                                       M'\u25a0 \u2022  ''\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0  -!'* obtnlncd in . i,-..\u25a0:- 34, 36, 38\nor 40. by sending io the Dally News\nI your \" name snd address, the number\nThe rejiaon tho children behave that'of this pattern and size required, and\n-.-... \u00ab.un\u00ab (i,nM i\u201e __.\u2014-__\u201e in y._ ' 30 cents Jn postARc stamps. Bo sure\nway when thero is company is be- (o koeptnU Sewapaper clipping uf the\ncause Ihey see tholr pnrentB acting - sketch and description of the garment\nthat   way   when   there   is   no   com-! to use ns a working model  when  the\npattern   reaches   yon\u2014which    will be\npany.\nTHEATRICAL NEWS\nFl\nEditorial Note.*\n(By    Ben    Deacon,,    Canadian\nCorrespondent)\nPreis\nwithin two weeks\u2014The Editor.\nNEW TOKK, Mnrch 20.\u2014The roof\nvariety of New York dhow is familiar\nto thousands of Canadians who\nmake moro or less frequent pilgrimages to New York. MoBt visitors to\nNew York come for a frolic ond the\nIdea swms to prevail thnt a good\nplace for ft frolic is up on a roof..\nThis week snw two new \"frolics\"\nopened for the benefK of those who\nwould be blithe nnd gay in a high\naltitude. They nre the \"Nlno o'Clock\nFrolic,\"   and   \"Tho   Midnight  Frolic.\"\nThese frolics are not quite whnt\nthey were in pro-prohibition ' days.\nThe roof-hounds sny there is something B.l-3-sing, Tt Is difficult, they\nreport, 'to gel properly attuned upon\nBftWftiiarllift alone. Put while you\nran no longer obtain the old-f--tshloned\nflazy bfsvernge on the New Tork\nroofn. yon nan get a very nice glnsf.\no. .ginger nln < r :.n lee cream for\n\u25a0ib-jiil two dollars and fifty cents,\nplu&.wnr triT. r nd you cin easily put\n\u2022 be Ol-1-fflsMoned It Ind of --rtmp in\nyour hankr-Ml. I-Mnrtneinlly, the roofs\nnro'just ns. high ns over; And there\nare Just i'S tti'inv prtttv girlt. nnd\niv.-ti as mm-h jo-wt\u2014probably nwro\n!n?7~ right down  whero ymi are sip*\ngarden of a famous performer on tne ,hftve  t0    ^ up w|th   and ,,hal the\nRiviera    and   having   its   donoumont,   , who  ,nt,rprot  mo ftavo     t0\nin the drawing rooms of Paris.   The'     L HJl yf\\fa\u00bb\npoor   count   Is   disappointed   in    the '      Quffsws   Intolerable\nend. his nephew marrying the girl he |    n       lollows n recital of tho vail\nhad picked out, for himself, but as tho      < effort8 (lm^ >Snftw rteclurM h(1 hnp\nnephew   Is ,the   hero,   and   a   liond-   madp   ..t0   hake   lhe   \u201eul)IIc   ^pud\nsome  lad  withal,   no  ono  Is  greatly 1 of th,H |nfoioftb!o nuisance.\"    For a\ngrieved    over    the    blasting   of    tho  Mmc   ho   was   moAmte,y   HUC003aful(\ncounts hopes.    Lydia Lopokovn, who. ho uverfli  .,but slnce tho war a nm.\nmade her first New York appearance ffPnerilUon   0f   piny.goers   has   raised\nln four years, is the star in a spe- ' lt3   intolerable   guffaw   and   made\nclal ballet feature entitled \"Tho Bal-  Cl>imiJv  impossible.\"\nlet of the Perfumes.\"   She is assisted,    x>o\u00bbs\\h\\y (hero Is something behind\n''        ;:  : '    l   ' '\u25a0 \"ie i this.    It may be that the \"new gen-\neretlwn j of   pifty-goe^t1   which   Shaw\nhas -dl.soovo'red \"since tho war\"  dls\npienses him not so much'hy laughing\net his plays ns\" by falling'to attend,\nthem.    Certainly since the War writings  of   Shnw  appeared   in   tho  ft'ntl\nhas written to  British   Hearst   papers   he   has   lost\n\u2022r   Guild   com-   mnny ndmlrerf} among lhe intelligent\neitlsens of New York.    And the un\ntnt.-lllirrnt dn nol .laugh at such plavs\nns \"Ho-irtbrcik House.\" They merely\nwonder whet they are all about.\nnumber\nklne.\nwas\nBttl\n*\nged  by\n\u2022   *\nM\nchael\nFo-\nGeorge   Re\nknown  press\nnard   Shaw.\n-nurd   Shaw\nagent   for\nthe   dritiui\nGe\n1st\nthe\norge\nh(s\nwell\nBer-\nput\nt,-o rn\u2014m -\ni.uiin   us,\n.. ur ll-klr-r\nynu fs-i-1 thai\n*,,\u25a0\u201e   \\.,.|>.\nlife.*' si-rt -\nihoiit who-\nHi,* .--.nf *\u25a0'\nIw'lhih\nOU   Iss'V-\nyou  ttr\n-,is,l   -v   \"al\n\u2022ntttntlslnc  10\nt b-\"*k homi*.\np-lll li->pi-|sir\nFrolick-ioma Chorus Ladiaa\nThe \"stflni- o-flo.-k rrolli-\" hat spv-\n-\u25a0r.-'l I'liiSi.rs-l*- -H-t-,-1- Battlnka -, isuni-\nlivr of] \"sjurlnp\" ii-cncs, and a vel-y\nfi-siiis k-*iin-i- n-Mrr-Unn ot i-horiia IflsAlea\nOne of thf fcatiirei Is a UiK-of-wnr\nnumhi*r  In   ti-Wrh   tho: Rlrls   at-ige   a\nbattle   lu. tl enter   of   the   dnnce\nfloor In the final* of which some\nof t'ho \u2022mnl\" frollekern. who oqcupy\nlaWer. nenr the edge of tho ' biff\nhori-shoo find themselve-). ttn?*<pei-1-\ns-d!y tiklnK pnl-t. \"When a mnn who\nhas m>ne to n roof merely topet l-*e\neremn and writ'-h thc nhow auddenly\nbeeoms*B n pssrt of thc show It la nil\ndi.-ll(thtfull>* iin-onventlonnl and. umlis*\nIti]?. Tliat Is why they call it a\nfrolic.   \u2022\n\"Th<* Mldnlsrht frolic\" opened *Wcd-\nIcht nnd on Thtirnd-iy nlirht\nlisiMhcd -.n.1 r'-Vned C*tm*-\u00abt\n\u2022hi-yond i-es-siirnltlnn. Prnlleu sire\nchcnuc-iMc thlfurs. Tbe \"Mlsl-'iitllf'\n'rell\".   which   ofcnnnt   1I:3U   p.   ni..\nIlls-- lt\u00ab i-srllel- Hl.-I-I*. llM Ks-vs-ll\nt,.,,tr\u2014 i,, wlil-h frle*ll'lv f-HUTIS\n7rn     ,>.\"-.l,ll.-b's,.'     ls-twsss.-i     I,-,!-.--,-'--\njdloncs*.    Thla, -'jnpli-'l with III'*\nover a new s-n.... He\nthe New Y..rk Tln-.-i\nRloltilng of the Mannar In which rude\npers-ins Inugh riaht out loud during\n|tel*rorm;in *e*H ->f t'.eorge Hernslrd Shnw\nnlsiys. \"Imagine.'1 lie asiys, \"whnt a\nfir;t iji-rformnni-e of a wymphuny by\nKlKsir-would he like If the audlcnco\nnt every ati-oke of Instrumentation,\novery fortlaaln*-j or plsmlsalmo tit;.t\npleased 11*010, wire tn break Into\nno!'\u25a0;.-  'sr-i'l \u25a0\u2022i-s'    inntpelltng tlw* play*\n-I-;;    i<,    nut    si .,-.-,.    the|r   In*itr*iment8\n..nil   the   conductor   hl*t   baton   until\nsilence wsis restore-) 1\\r0Uld the\nsymphony be a symplmny inder su-h\nclrcumstiinces''    Ypt   that   is   What   I\nncrrdmS\nST. CHARLES\nEVAPORATED\nTen Years Ago Today\n(From tho Polly News of March 22,\n1011.)\nThe new bonrd uf directors for tho\nlibrary was elocted at tho nnnunl\nmeeting last nlglit. Thoso e'iGcted\nwero: Mrs. N. M. Cummins, Dr.\nIsabel Arthur, Mrs. It. Ti, Douglass,\nMrs. W. O. Rose, Mrs. J. I*. Buchan,\nMrs. W Rutherford. Frank Seaman,\nAirs. Sherlock, Mrs. A. L. McCulloch,\nN. F. Kendal'. It. U Douglass, R.\nSmlllle, Mrs. F Fletcher. Tho remaining members of tho board are\nex-officlo. Mayor Soloua and j, L.\nBuchan as heads, respectively, of the\ncity government and of Ihe board of\ntrade.\n* \u2022    \u2022   *\nJ. T. Black, chief provincial! constable, spent yesterday'.at Summit,\nnenr Nakusp.\n\u2022 \u2022    \u2022\n\\V. E. Zwicky came In from Kaslo\nyesterdny and registered at tho\nStrathconn. He leaves for the Rnm-\nbter-Carlbou this morning. \\\nMONTREAL LIST\nM*?N*IREUU, March 21,\u2014Rlordan\nwaB '* tho \u2022 apootactilur stook of tbo\nde&llpgs today on the local exchang--,,\nIt fill In comparatively- narrow\ntrading ,by V>_ polhts to tbe loweaf\npoint in Beven years, ending the\nday at 106W. DlasatlBfactlon with\nthe posltloti of thc Junior Becntl i,\\i\nand general deprosBidn in tho business latel being done by tho concern is assigned aa the reason of the\ndrop.\nTho papers-and tho market generally wore strong in tho morning\ntrading, but the slide of Rlordnn\naffected all other' stooks. Abltlbl\nended the day well, holding up nt\n41. unchanged. Latirontldo div-'mud\na point to 87. Spanish river\ncommon dropped ._ polnta to 70^\nand the preferred was down half\nto 85H, Brompton loBt 1_ to C5,\nWayngnmack, on a broken lot sale\nof five Bbares. was marked up to\n74.\nDominion Stool closed % point\ndown at 41% and Steel of Sanniin\nwas a point down nt 60.\nThn bond Hat was aotlvc.\nTotal Bales\u2014Listed 6998;. bonds\n$139,600.\nDETERIORATION    OF    LIVING\nThreo thousand, tWd hundred women and two. thousand ono hundred\nmen committed suicide in Hungary\nduring 19110, pollco reports for tha\nyear show. ln addition' thoro- warn\nmore thnn ten .thousand unsuccessful\nattempts at suL-lde. Tho tremendous Increase ls causing much worry,\nInnBtnueh aa tho pre-war flguros\nwere from fiO to 60 suicides yearly.\nThp  situation   Is   attributed   to   tho\nDaily Recipe\n(Paste this In your cook book.)\nMinnie  s-'.iin.i.\nBananas.\nPeanuts.\nHotted aaloi dressing.\nLeaf lettuce.\nOne bnnsinn will serve two people.\nAllow one dessert spoonful) of ground\npeanuts for each salad, A bolted\ndressing preferable to a heavy mayonnaise since oil nnd tmnnniis do\nnot combine well. Lenf Icttnco Carefully crisped \"does\" Just ns nicety ns\nhead. Ilcmovo skins from bananas\nnnd split lengthwise. Scrape the uncut surface nf the banana. Thla'removes the pucknry coating that ls\nhard for many people to digest nnd\nmakes a surface that the nuts will\npennuts, whlcli have heen sho'ied\nstick to. Rotl thc bananas In thc\nnnd put through lho meat chopper.\n.Mask wltii salad dressing and serve j\non thc lettuce leaf.\nSPRING DEBILITY\nLot* of Appetite* That Tired Fettling and Sometimes Eruptions.\nThousands take Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring medlclno for that\ntired feeling, nervous weakness,\nImpure blood and say It makus\nthem feel better, oat and steep better, and \"makes food taste good.\"\nSpring debility Is a condition ln\nwhich lt Is especially hard to combat disease germs, which Invade\ntho system hero, there and \u2022vary-\nwhere. The white blood corpuscles,\nnometlmes called \"tho Uttle soldiers\nIn the blood,\" because It li their\nduty to fight disease germa, are too\nweak to do pood service.\nHood's Sursaparllia strengthens\ntho \"little soldiers\" and enibles\nthem to repel germs of grip, influenza, fevorn and other ailments;\nrelieves catarrh and rheumatism.\nIt has glv-yn sitlsraotlon to three\nfenerations. Get it todav. and for\na IrmIIvo tako Hood's Pills.\ngradual deterioration in living coi\nditions and the fact that the vii\nhad the efrect of making hunia\nlife   much   cheaper. Governmen\nsociety ' and church circles, realizin\nthe grave danger tp the country, h'u\nbegun a campaign,, against self-dei\niruction. \u2022' Sermons' on the sublet*\naro being preached In all the ch'ui\ncheii and a special police force hi\nbeen organized to. keep strict watt\nand   prevent   s-utcldes.\nIi\nHANDS DOWN JUDGMEN\nIN CASES HEARD HER\nJudgment   was   handed   down\nJudge  J,.  A.  Forln   In  county coi\nhore  yesterday on  two  cases  he<\nun March 10.\nIn  .the  caso   of  Nicholas   Relic*\nvs  John  McCall,  an   action  for\nenforcement   of   n,   woodman's\nJudgment  was given  for 'the  pin\ntiff for $77.80, for an additional $\u25a0\nfor   which   thero   was   no   lien,\ncosts.      C.  R.   Hamilton,   K-  C,\nHamilton    &    Wragff'e    rtmrefcen\nttye ^ plaintiff.       James    O'Shea\nO'Shea   &   Farris,   represented\ndefendant.\nIn the case of the Mountain C\nMining company vs the Domir\nExpress -company, which was\naction to secure J85 damages\nan alleged loss occasioned by\n.spoiling of two animal cores\nduring transit, tho action was\nmissed with coBts, C. R. -Hami\nK. C\u201e represented the jdarin\ncompany. Fred C. Moffatt, rei\nsented   the   defendant   company.\nThe Japanese battleship Nn-gaU\nthe first- to mount slxtoen^lnch gi\n MM\nMRS. McKERN\nIS ASCOT\nMrs. McKIm- Is\n\u2022says: \"Always\nprices.\"\na   Scot\nkeep\n\u2022But nt  ithe same  time   she\nthat even if Pacific Milk cost\nmore she would continue to, ui\nbecamo '\u25a0 sho  nays It  goes  fur\nand makes better scones and ci\nPACIFIC MILK CO.\nLIMITED\nl-'a, (ssrli-r- at  sMilsitsfiinl mill   lull\nn. c\nArgcntl\nne   exports\n$62\nworth\nof\nproducts\nior  every\n$38\nworth\nim?\nported.\n          ^st__^\n :-\u00ab-\n-.-\u2014.\nFabric\nof   ke'p   stem\nmakes\nin\nadmirable\nfishing  tine.\nReady\nwJheia. you.\nwant lt-\nRjcSiei*, ^ui*er\nawxd more\n________ economical\nWith ,\nthe\ncream left in.\nM'ny    |ieo|llo\nEsister\nl\"lt      s\nnnsl   Isi\nllioil'.'.-:\nchoice.\nsvmhol\nFOR EASTER\ndesire   to\nth*in\nmond.\nN'n'o   In   0\nto make\ntlie occasion for glv-\ngitt unusunlly fine\u2014\nihls caso Blrks' Ola*\n-r\u00ab lire Inevitable\n'''here can be no better\nof PJ-ister nnd \"the\nopening of spring\"\nbrilliant,  beautiful  dla-\ndiamond\nvalues.\nVou-\u00bbari\"\nfront en\nir Da-taJogue the\nneleetlon    of\njewel ery-\u00ab*nd\nrop-\nflno\nthe\nentitled  to deduct  10%\ntiilogue  prices\nnesjfay <**b\nif  we  mttot   have  wars,   let's  ad'.\u00bbpt*\nrtie'pay-ns-you-eiuer plnn.\n______il_.\nA (-vnI*' is ;i man who fhinltH h\\nr-\nini:   no   'ii ire ,Ihan   germ   swa-pplng.\n -o---^\u2014\nM-nd will forgive you \u00abny-\nthiiifr wcept mSklng more money than\nhe niak-us- '      S.V-t\nriVtred eyebrows.indicntc the .pro*\u00bb-\nnbl- existence of a Vacuum Jtfifhe-\nhlnd thetrt.\n_\u2014o\u2014\nInjects hive , their *ierocs. When\na  fly   alight*  oa  a bald  bead  and\nand\nfrwt\n\"11\u00abT!\n<M('\ntnkes ijI-t\n\u00bb e   r<\n-rrd\nKing\non   whnt\nid von m\"\"\ni     prln-i.rll-\ntUfl   avcr-ige\nA boy was born In Chicago with\nshoulders quite smooth, and no arms.\nAt tho use of 12 he bus been operated upon, muscles extracted from\nhi* chest and nrtlflclul arms fitted,\nna a result of which he can make\nseveral   movements.\nDOOR MATS\n- We have just opened up another shipment of Cocoa\nDoor Mats, comprising all the leading sizes, at prices to\nsuit all.\nSo our Automobile Mat, just the thing you want for\nyour.car. Clamp it oh the running board. Price $1.00\neach.\nAlso Clothes Basket.   Prices $1.25 and up.\nDUY NOW !\nNELSON HARDWARE COMPANY\naox 1060\nWHOLESALE  AND   RETAIL\nNELSON. B.C\nmm*\nCream #^Vest\nElour\na   llll *ii,*r __ Coast and Local.\nLu Ni U l ICA\" kinds~a-. en^f*-\n'See latest prices.\nJohn Hum^ _\\, Sun\nVermin\nM-f-tl-jftn,\nStn\n\u2022\u00bb C.\niet,\niiu\nUahi\nHi-- \u2022\nler'ft\nCilrl.'\nTo\n1 1 i t = -\n\u25a0I'-\niiy niiiii-.' iif any com i-.-n \u2022\u2022\u25a0 ol-\nis, ii,.. pi.hii-* hus, -'Tins c-wm\nsi nsi:-*i\"sl -istiis \u25a0!-.- ivlt's v. lit- ll\ntho Nhirliorta' -**it**ie1 thflr nf.v tli*--\nt*or. \u2666**.-> \u25a0 A*--h\"HV\"l(-r. It s*ontilns\nroiv1 l-r'\u2014i and ri'-trliv mni-lr nnd\nhaa ai-VTftl ilovel fp\"liiri-r.. Th? -e-nrv\nIn t* ila-iii-. o' -n-nnll\u2014tlnhn nrlalnR\nfrnin (ho, love hUri*--!\"\" ol -\\ ir-sy tijil\n-.-lstwly oount,  bHtlnnlng Id Um mm\nWE\nAN\nHAVE EFFECTED\nADVANTAGEOUS\nPURCHASE\nIn hi|*h (innliiy wall pain r,\n11 .-in (In. mlllB. whofcln\nmny p-irllrlpflrt. Our atui-k In-\ni si, -si lap* novi-ltlcn and\nsis-:,-.n*< fin v-vs-i-y ronni In the\nhnimi.f Wi.- -hli,ve prli-cd it low\nbo thnt y0_ may deoorata overy\nr.istrrt   Irs   the \"house   for\nMURPHY BROS.\nfrenli\nyou\namall\nPalntira   and   Decoratora\nPhone 665.   P. O. Box 186,\n\"This is sure one grand\ncake I \\\n\"I can tell by the way it\ncuts.\"\nCream of the West Flour\nalso makes loaves of extraordinary whiteness and\ncreamy flavor.\nHedley Shaw Milling Co.,\nLimited\nMedicine Hal,   Calgary\nKamloop-*,    Vancouver\n^^^\u2014^.^^^^^*m^mmm^mt^mt^msmmmm^m^^^m,^^mmmms^m^mmmmmmmm^m^^amm.^^^^^v^mm^mtmmmm^~\n\"Cream ol tne West i-iour was tormerly sold under the brand name \"'King'* Quaiil\nit is milled at the big mills of the Hedley Shaw Milling Company, Limited, at Medii\nHat-the most complete and moit iTodern miU. in Wuteni Canada.'' t\ni\n RBLSON   IJKWt  NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH S2, 1921\nPane  '.\nNtw Walking Boots\nof Distinction and Quality\nFor all round -service nothing\noquals the Walking Boot. Hera\nla valuo of more than ordinary\nmerit.' Its comforta'blo hoel and\n.-shapely lines nf***u*-e thorough go-\nlnir aervlco, and satisfaction.\nBlack   Calf,  Welted   Solo *j\nDark Brown Calf, Welted  Sole\n812.00\n813.00\nR, ANDREW & CO.\n''LEADERS IN FOOTWEAR\nKootenag and Boundary\nKitchener Sash and Door\nMill Closest Activity on\nConstruction Work\nTHERTRICAL MS.\nForced to Go a Whole Week\nWithout Any New Production\nBy   Bon   Dcaoon\nCanadian (Press Correspondent\nNEW YORK -March 20\u2014-A terrible\nthing   has   happened.      New   York\nChina, Crockery,\nGlassware and\nVariety Goods\nWe make a specialty of opan\nstock pattorns.\nDRONSFIELD BROS.\n303   Baker   8t. \u2022       Nelion\nBranch  al  Penticton\nhas been forced to a whole week\nwithout a single new play or musical\ncomedy. Tho proilu-wrs scorn to\nhave auddonly run out of productions and thore Wore no firat\nnights for tho first-nighters. Those\nwho havo already seen all tho shows\nIn town\u2014thero are some New Yorkers who claim to havo accomplished\ntint feat\u2014were obliged to seek\nnovolly ot tho movies, tho vaildovlllo\nhouses, or at either tho Manhattan\nor tho Metropolitan. At tlio formor\nPavlowa, and her ballot opened a\nbrief engagement, whllo ht the latter\n.The Polish Jew\" a. musical version ot \"Tho Bells\" was sung fnr tho\nfirst time in Now York.\n\"Won't some ono pleaBo' write .1\nplay or a musical comedy for tho\nNew York producers? Thero are\nIndications of a sad lack of material, eve nthough overs* socond\nperson In Now York ls said to. ho\nwriting a play. AS- \u00b0* S. call\nshould have been sent to the Canadian authors convention In Montreal. Tho Canadian nuthors oven\nthough busy (vinventlng, might have\n\u25a0spared timo to dnsh off a drama\nor two as a little neighborly act\nof  kindness.       Something   oertainlv\nBABIES BLOW BUBBLES\nAT BIRTHDAY PARTY\nKITCHENER, March 20.\u2014Tho recent\nthaw hns greatly retarded lumbering\noperations, tho sash and donr mill cIoh-\ntng down and roduolng tho hush crew\nto a fow men. Tho Kitchener Timber\ncompany ls busy on construction work,\nhaving cotnploted HeveraK eight-men\nbunk houses and n commodious cook\nhouse nnd dining room. A crew ls at\nwork plnclng -the machlnory for thB\nmill. Staple's mill, cutting for the\nPaulson-Mnson company, is putting out\non a,n average of 20,000 foet dally. A\nOrew ia also nt work building n dam\non the Goat river for the now Paulson-\nMason tnlll.'\nW0MENS~AUXILIARY\nHOLD ANNUAL MEET\nHONN1NGTON  FALLS,  Monk' It.\u2014.\nThe Bonnlngton branch of lac Woman's auxiliary held their annuel meeting In the publlo hall on March 7.\nThe secretary's roport showed a\nmembership of 1ft. twelve meetings having been hold during the yenr and throe\nentertainments. \u2022\u25a0_. \u2022\nTho financial stntemont showed the\nreceipts at 1140.11 Out of this S5(l\nnnd Interest hnd boen paid on the St.\nMatthew's church lonn, the various\npledges 'had been fully met, lenvlng a\nbalance In hand of Jl-UO-      _   ,\nThe president, Mrs. J. P. \\eatman,\nnnd tho secrctnr*.-treasurer, Mrs. O. W.\n.Humphry, were re-elected. Mrs. J.\nMurray wns elected vlco president.\nMrs. Ashhv reported for thn junior\nbranch, having a membership of IB.\nSOUTH SLOCAN NOTES\nSOUTH SLOCAV, Mnrch 81.\u2014Mr.\nand Mrs. A. H. Crossloy and family\nnf Nelson were the guests of Mrs. Ed\nW'ntts on Wednesdiiy.\nMlns Oata of flhorcneres was the\nguest of Mrs. Watts for tho week-end.\nSOUTH SLOGAN, March 21.\u2014Mrs.\nFrank Wotts entertained at a delightful party on' Bt. PnrJck's day, the occasion being tho first birthday of her\nllttlo daughter, liorona Mary. The table center was a huge kewpio dressed\nIn white net.with Btreamorfl of green\nribbon attached to a favor of a noyoUy\ntoy for eaoh' llttlo gubst.\nThiH wits 'replaced by- a huge white\nbirthday, cako with a single oandle.\nThe children wore greatly entertained\nwith' toys,.and Mowing bubbles.\nTlm following were the guests: Miss\nEdna Watts, Masters Donald Wtitts,\nMarwood \"i oatman, .TuliOn Yeatman,\nCharlie Parkor and Frankie Parker;\nMollie Murray. Myra Humphry, ' Mwl.\nA. E. Watts, Mrs. Ed Watts, Miss\nWatts, Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Parker Mrs.\nMurray Mrs. Yeatman and Mrs. Humphry.\nNABOB\n\u2022^SAVE   THE   CERTIFICATES\nv FOR WEAREVER, ALUMINUM\nNABOB TEA COFFEE EXTRACTS\nAnd Baking Powder are always oi one\nQuality, and that the very best\nKELLY, DOUGLAS & CO., Ltd.,\nVancouver.\nTEAMSTER SUFFERS\nPAINFUL ACCIDENT\nKITClinNHIt, March 21.\u2014How-trd\nHodge, a teamster ln the omploy of the\nSash nnd Door eompnny,. had his left\nleg fractured bolow the knee on\nWednesday. The accident was caused\nby a traoi* breaking and the trnn-hound\nstriking the leg with considerablo force,\nstriking the leg with considerable force.\nKITCHENER NOTES\nKITCHENER, Mnrch 21.\u2014Reginald\nHull was n Spokane visitor for a few\ndays last week. \u2022\nJohn Mlddleton of Nelson ls here\nmaking repairs to the Marshall hotel,\nrecontly leased by Loyd & Wilson, of\nCalgary.\nElmer O. Smeo, who has been me-\nchanio In chargo of tho motor trucks\nfor the Paulson-Mason company, has\nsevered his connection with that com-\nSany, having accepted a position In\npoknne.\nQuito a number took In tho whist\ndrive and dance at Creston on St. Patrick's night.\nTwo Cranbrook Chinamen have purchased a lot on Dennet avenuo and will\nereot a laundry at once.\nIt is reported that Kitchener will\nnoon bo created a provincial pound district.\nmust bo dono. Now York must\nhavo amusement. Thoro dtp only\nabout seventy shows now runnlns\nnt tbo local playhouse and therefore\nyt can readily lm understood tliat n,\nwhole week without a new production Is a very serious matter ln-\ndoed.\nn \u2022* '\u2022\nIf thoro is a dearth of stage material -now, there doos not uppcur\nto bo much hopo for tho future-\nAnnouncement wus mado, IWb week\nthat a Htnge version of \"Hnnun'etMjuc\"\nis to bb produced here next season\nby A. U KrlruiR-rr. P'nnnlo JIurst\nhas hnd a lot of luck with \"Humor-\nesque,\" -Beglnniifg ns a short'story\nWith no vory romorknble degpie of\nmerit. It developed Into a Roving\nplr.turo which, largely through clever\n(publicity work, \\vu* heralded through\nCanada and tho Uunited Ptntes ns\ndm of the lust season's greatest\nscreen successes. A ud now Mi bs\nHurst Is going to flramatlxo. It, imvI\nErlnnger is going to produoo It, and\nLaurctto Tpylor Is going to play in\nll.      Short    story,    film,   drama\u2014if\nFOR generations, no breakfast in all the year has\nranked as an \"occasion\" like that of Easter morning.\nFor years, nothing on the Easter breakfast menu has\nranked in national esteem with\nSwift's Premium\nHams and Bacon\nDaintily sliced\u2014cooked to a tempting\nbrown \u2014 served eUxlln-** hot \u2014 8wiftV\nPremium Bacon make* a dlih relished\nby tht whole family.\nSwift's Premium Bacon li outstanding\nla exceU-mc-- because of Ita extra mild\ncore\u2014in succulent fat ud enticingly\nflavored lean \u2014 anl Itl characteristic\n\u25a0avourine-M dne to the exclusive Swift\nyrocew of selection and curing.\nOrder toity \/rom Teat Batcher at\nGtaear.\nI\n.he publicity man works hard onopgh\nIt may reach the dignity of grand\nOptra brfnre wo arc rid of it.\nttiinmniiB\nPrn-rffTwil\n'Tho Polish Jew\" is by Korol.Wols\na Czocho-^lovak composer. Its story\nIs that of tho old melodrama mado\nfamous by th\u00a9 late Sir Henry Irving, which In turn was odaptod\nfrom on ancient Alsatian talc. \u25a0 It\nwas sung by thc Metropolitan company in broken English, and lt\nserved lo tntroduco u now oporatlc\nstar, Iimlle Caupollcan, an Indian\nchief. . Thero ia oho romarkablo\nthing about tho Indians. Every Indian who >:\u25a0 \u25a0<-\u25a0\u25a0 on tiio stago is\na chief and an Indian lady upon\ntho stage is invariably an Indian\nprlnc't-m No' ordinary- Indian ever\nappoars In tho glaro of tho footlights. Tills oporatlc chlof Is a\nmember of tho Chilian trlbo . of\nAurocans, we are Informed. JIo Is\nsaid tu havo appeared in Canada nnd\ntho Urillud Stntes In vaudeville, and\nlater wax a lecturer in tlio cjiautau-\nqua circuit in Ihls country. Prom the\nchnutnuquss to a leading role at\nIho metropolitan is something of a\nJump, and no one has offered any\nfsplanatk-fi as 'to just how Chief\nCnupoikan arcompliHhcd it. A\ntheory advanced by j\u00bbomo of those\nwho chronii']** musical- events is\nthat a very wonderful barHon**\nvoice enabled hint to do It, but\nmhers refute this. Richard Aid-\nilcli, of th\u00ab- Times, for innliinco-\n'le\u00ab-Iar\u00abB that it Is a voicn of\n!.:tM and unyielding quality and that\nthi ChM id rather opt not to\nreach his upper tones.\n. While th- nrltU* -1iff\u00bbr as tn\nCaup'dk'an's vnloe they are praeileal-\niy unatilmuui' In regard to th*\nmusic uf Wei*. It I* ,ihey \u25a0leo.are,\nvery excelb nt -but very common-\np::t.-c. It ountains a number of\nwell handled thomes, and somn vory\nmelodou* fragments, but on the\nwhole It is dull and uninspiring.\nTlie movie rwir arc about to turn\novor a new leaf. They are very\nbusy Ju\u00abt now reforming thomsolves.\nAnnouncement wiw made ihls week\nIhal thr members of tho Xaflonal\nnMocintlon of tho Moving Picture\nIndmtry. which represents about\n00 por pent ->f the moving picture\nproduction nt the continent, having\npledRfd themselves to make tho\nscrocn \"clean nh<f wholesomo\" The\nsubjects upon which thoy have declared  a ban Include:\n\"White \u25a0 slavery and oonrnior----..\nizod vice; themos that make virtu\nodious and vico attractive;' playB\nthnt would rlrunkenees, gamhlin fi\ndrugs or other Ices attractive, then.-\\>\nthat tend to weaken tho authority\nof \\ht* law; stories that might offend any person's religious boliofs;\nand stories and themes which :uuy\nInstruct thn morally feeble in methods of cummitlng rrltno or hy cumulative \u25a0jiroec'Ses emphasize >VInie\nand thu (-ommiAsion  of crime.\"\n(loverm-r Miller han, mado o demand for a \u2022 moving picture een\nmrshlp in tlie state'of Mew Vor.c\nhut I hit. nf coiinpo, hns noihlnic\nwhatever to dn with the sudden\ndoslro Of th\" mn vie man to effect re\nform. TMr only object, tho nn-\nlnv.iiM'f inert, i-tates, Is \"to Inmire\n-\u25a0 . - ii.. th\" production of question\nable fllii\" nnd prevent ' tho 0\u00ab\u00ab-\np'oitn.ilon \"f piehirns In a manner\noffensive  in good  tftsto.\"\n)u iii' mutter o( oftendlny goO'l\ntsctc, thc inovln men might well\ncarry tbr;r reform a little fur'Uer\nfor tlig ln-noflt of thntr ^Canadian\nCllenU. Thoy might for Instance,\npledgr tli.'mnclvPs*to dieodntl'ftlie ln-\nformlhg Canadians through the med\nium   of   the   film   that   the   Unltod   f\nStates   won the  \"world\"   war;   they\nmight eliminate the \"U. 8- Marines\nto, the Rescuo\" caption in films\ndesigned for display in ;the; Dominion\nthey might,' practice a little reformation on^ the type of \"Canadian\nNorthwest\" films which shows members of tho Ancient Artillery company of Bo.iI.ihi hunting hulf-breed\nmurderers through tho frozen wastes\nof Saranac lako, They might recognize the fact that what may be\nconsidered good tasto south of the\nboundary, lino may bo questionable\ntasto to the .north of the line.\nThero is still room for reform.\n\u2022 *   *\nOn March 2\u00a7 the Winter Garden\ncelobrates i its tenth anniversary and\nmu-fih space has been devotod to informing the Now York. public of\nthe fact. The Shubort offices have\nboon very diligent lately in a-seln-?\nto lt that no newspaper lacks infor*-\nmatlon oii tho subject. Out of\ntho mass of stuff that has been\nprinted ono Interesting feature stands\nout and that. is tho surprisingly\nlarge number of famous stars who\nhavo appeared at tho big extravaganza house on Broadway during the\npast decade. Picking out from\ntho longthy roster somo of thoso\nwho aro known to Canadian audicn-\ncos,   wo   find:\nAl Jolson, (Mitzl, Stella Mayhnw,\nKitty -Gordon Dorothy Gordon Ger-\ntrudo-*'*Hoffman, FVank Tinney, Gaby\nDeslys Kathleon Clifford, Annette\nKellerman, Mordkln and Lopkova,\nTrlxlo Frlganza, Harry GilfoH, Bessie Clayton, Bernard Granville, Lillian Lorraino, Lawrence D'Orsay,\nMclntyro and Heath, Jefferson De-\nAngells, and Marie Drcfisler.\nAn Incidental feet, which the Shu-\nborts are making no effort to hide\nfrom the public is that moro European Wars have been introdiiiioi\nto this continent through tlm medium of the Winter' Gnrden than at\nany   other  theatrn.\n\u2022 *   *\nA sidelight  on  the   vicissitudes  of\nthe theatrical business . developed\nthis weok in a looal court, in the\ncourse of tho hearing of a cas-a\nin which a negro was ono of tho\nprincipals. Asked ns to his ocou \u2022\npatlon ho replied;\n\"Ah is a theatrical manager, your\nhonah, That is\/Ah ia when business am good, hut whon buslno.HS\nam bad Ah ls a Pullman porter.\"\nT The Storeffor Stylt\nINTAODVCES (jTRANGE MIjU\nTalking in his sleep or snoring may\nsubject a married man to six months'\nImprisonment ln the home of his\nmother-in-law, according to tho\nterms of a bill introduced in the\nOklahoma legis'pturc-\nEx-Koiser Still Sows\nWood, Shovels Gravel\nand Digs in Garden\nDOOUN, Holland, March 21.-llio\nrecent mild spring weather apptu -\nontly Is having a favorable influence\non Former Empress Augusta Victoria\nof Germany, who has long been\nseriously ill of henrt trouble. The\nformer emporcr sponds his time\nwood sawing, digging In tho park\nand shovolllng gravel en the garden\npaths.\nThe Stor for Quality\nSpring Suits\nModerately  Priced\nAt $29.00 to $100.00 Each\nIt will be an easy matter to find the\nSPRING SUIT you are looking for\namong the many different varieties\nthat we have now on display\u2014fresh\nfrom\/ Eastern Manufacturers. We\nshall not attempt to describe thera,\nthere are so many kinds. They are\nmade of Serge, Tricotiiie, Tweed, and\nWool Jersey Cloth, splendidly tailored.\nAll the newer shades are shown, and\nstyles are every one becoming and\nup-to-date.   AU sizes in the lot.\nSPECIALLY PRICED at. the. Suit,\n$29.00 T0 $100.00     ,\nKid Gloves\nAt $2.50 io $4.50 Pair\nTake advantage of this opportunity to get your New\nEASTER GLOVES at these\nprices. Good Kid Gloves are\nstill very scarce, but we have\na new shipment just in. -including\nFRENCH KID GLOVES in Tan, Black, Grey and White,\nat*\"air $2.50 T0 $3.75\nSUEDE GLOVES in Black, Grey   fl\u00bb0 AA TO <t_A Kfi\nand Mode at, Pair     3><J'UU        M'*DU\nAlso SILK GLOVES in Black, Navy, Grey, Sand and\n*\"**at* Pair  $1.25 T0 $2.00\nNew Silk Hose\nAt $1.50 to $3.75 Pair\nGOOD SLIK HOSE in White,\nBlack, and all the popular\ncolors, several qualities, at, pair\n$1.50 T0 $3.75\n\"HOLEPROOF\" SILK HOSE in\nBlack, Brown, Navy, Grey and\nWhite,   at,   pair $2.00\n611 Baker St.\nPhone 200\nSubscri fe for\nThe Daily News\nKoitenay-Boundary's Up-to-the-Minutc Newspaper\n\u25a0HJFull leased wire sei-vice <>l' Asmo -iaii \u25a0! Press and Canadian Pte&h\ncables and teJegratlis gives Daily News readers all the worthwhile\nnows from overseas and of this \u2022\u2022..niinpni.\nC,A cor-jSs of correspondents reports district nows of interest.\n^Special ebrrespohdents in the big citits ii^bply The Daily Ni:ws\nAvith speeiaJ despatches dealing wiih events of special local-or\ngeneraj hnpprtanct-.\nd,Oiir financial and markets ]i,'i;c i- cf marked value to business\nmen, farmers and others intei-c^id in l! e stock markets, metal\nmarkets and current prices nf i-iinurodities.\nSpecial Feature ior Women\nincludes   Miss  Kirkman's\nHousekeeping Articles\n''Bringing Up Father,\" the\nbest oi comic strips, appears\nin The Daily News very day\nCThe Daily Xews gives you all the news of first importance, and\nphi s il in you. while it is frosl).\ntlXSnhsi i ihe loday.   The rate hy mail is $3 for six months, ifi*. for\na year.   Bv carder in Nelson, sf4 for six months, $7.50 for n,\nyea r,\nThe Daily News\nNELSON. B. C.\n mem man new\u00a7. tueseiy. morning, stah'ch 22. isai\n\u25a0wjwr**^*!^^\"*-;*^^^^\n\u00ab***\u00ab\u2022.\nttss\nit.   Battar\nfeeding \u2014 ecoadntj lb\ncooking.\nPrpmote Nutritipft.\nDOMINION UVESTOCK\nWN'WlP'BG. - MarcW' 2l!-rOrterlng\u00bb\nIn lhoyards over thc week-sod ws-ro\n740- cattle, 083 ho-js and 46 sheep.\nReceipts up to 9 o'clock this inorn-\ning woro 55ft cattle, 650 hogs awl\n3t 'Bhcop.\nSteera\u2014Choice \u00bb8,25 to 19.00; fa|r\n10 good \u00bb6,7t to 18.00; common\n\u202215.00 to jn.r.ip.\n\u25a0I^ntelior heifers\u2014Choice J7.00 to\n*Tf*5:  (air to good J5,60 to J6.75.\nBfttchof oowe\u2014Choice $(!.r,o to 57:\ntoff ti-. good *f6.2B to 16.25;  caonern\nand cutters .J2.00 In 3.60.\n.   Bulls\u2014Good $4.50.to 15.00; cotni-aori'\nittio   to   14.88.\n<-*jcon--Good JB-td to 10,50; medium   J4.00   to   sjn.oo;    common   |3 25\nio jm;?**,\nslhsedors\u2014Choice ^7.00 to J8.00; fair\nto ;good   -J5.50   to  (16.75.\nStockor steers\u2014Cholco |0.00 to\n\"J0.60;  fair to good |4,B0 and J4.7S.\nStocker heifers\u2014Choice 16.00 10\nIt.iH; fair to good |<U0 to 15,76.\nCalves \u2014 Cholco J10.00 lo n.50;\ngood J7.00 1o ,$8,00* common $5,00\nto,;|6.0sj.\nStieep'arid lambs\u2014Good shoop \u00ab.00\nto 17.50; common 14.60 and 16.60;\ngood lambs \"(10.00 to I12.IJ0; common\n\u00ab7.00   tn .(0.O0..\nftoBs\u2014Relents Jl-4.00; hoavlcB Sll-\nlights JtB.OO to (J14.00; bows J8.00;\nHtsKTs*. J7.00   10  (8.00.\n. TORONTO. March 21.\u2014Cattle receipts 2756. A fow good load*!\nof 'heavy steers so]d from 10*4 to\n.11 jpents: -baby -beef sold as high\nn\u00bb 1314 cents: good bulls steady\nat   7   to   8   conts.\nQolf receipts 408. Good veal\ncalves 17 and 17**i cents: built\nir. to 1654 conts.\nSheep receipts 412. Choice 0 to\n10   tents.\nHog   receipts   2107.      Hog   prices*\nIIIlchsillKl'd\nnee\nHeaviness in Rails Acts as\nBrake on More Buoyant\n\u25a0\u25a0Rd-\u00bbtftd -Is^es   - \u2122\nNEW 'yOBK, March 21.\u2014Recent\nconflicting tendencies in .tbo stock\nmarjtot prevailed again today. Iteavl-\n\u2022\".ess \u25a0 of rails, sjeels and equipments\nmore than neutralized the itisiinnsiiv-\nres. of bull pools lu motors, xelate-l\nIssues' and specialties.\nA vory large sharo of the dealings converged around Studebnker.,\nChandler, Plerco Arrow and General\nMotors, Atlantic Gulf, General Aa-\nplinll. Mexican Petroleum and Ituii-\n\u25a0ber Accessorlts. Gains wero mate\/*-\n,lalb* Impaired towards the end, when\nhigh grade rails were, under great\npressure.\nTotal ssales wero 086,000 shares.\n.local money ralos continued to\nease, call loans opening for the\nfirst timo In many weeks at %_ per\ncent. later relaxing to six per cen*\nRatlrond bonds shaded with stocks:\nInternationals woro Irregular' and\nthe liberty group closed with- a\nmajority of gains dfter inclining:\nmoderately downward.\nTotal sales (*9,750,O0fl.\nClosing   Quotations\nHigh    LsOW   Closo\nTORONTO BOARD\nTORONTO. Mttre^;' \u00a31.-HA spotty\nand BOmowhat weakened market was\nseen here today and -Canadian stook-4\nlost dome of the Ringer .-exhlhltftl\ndurfcii: i*h*< .-lain' two 'days of last\nweek. f*rlco* were reactionary.\nThat the mnrket had .already discounted tho mock dividend of Canadian General Electric wan apparent,\nfor. tho stock sold down to ll',;.\na loss of over 2  points.\nPapers wero irregular.\nDominion Stool was easier, losing\n3 point at \u00ab; Canadian Pacific,\nCanada Steamshipps. Cement, porto\nRico, Quebec, rail wny and Steel of\nCanada \\v--iv lower. Banks and\nloan company stocks had a revival\nof 'intercut, hut wcr without definite\ntrend. Merchant*' and Royal woro\namong the few stocks to closo\nhigher. *\u00a3.,\nVictory bonds were unchanged.\nChlno,, Copper   ..\n20 Ji,\n20H\n20\u00ab\nC.   P.   a   \t\nnay.\n112\n112  .\nC. M. & St P. .\n24\u00ab\/\n24\n24\nInt.   Marine    .,.\n13.i\nM  P. Comnfon..\n18\n17\n18\nM. P. Preferred.\nu_\n.18\n30\nPlorce Arrow   ..\n31\n21\n\u2022lltft\nStudobaker    ....\n-70!4\n68%\n\u00ab\u00bbvt\nV. S. Steel Com.\n81\n80'\nSOVi\nWillys    Ovorland\n1%\nn_\n71i\nWHEAT RISES BUT\nSLACKENS AGAIN\nCHICAGO, Search ^.rrEt-popt. buying on a large scale lifted wheat\nprices today.' hut demand s!ackone<l\nlater and gains were practically\nwiped  out.\nThe market closed nervous, half\noont net lower to a like advance,\nwllh March tlSA_ lo I1.52H and\n'May il.Alt. ,to **1.42.\nCorn lost % to IH, cents and oats\n_   to   _  cent.\nIn provisions the outcome varied\nfrom 16 -cenls decline to flvo cenls\nadvance.\nNEW ' YORK, Maroh 21,\u20146lJlvovi\nSaturday,'domestic 98*>t; 'foreign't._,\nMonday domestic 'I'lHi:   foreign  57%,\n'LONDON, Maroh 21.\u2014SllVor Snturt\nday, SSttd;   Monday,  ,i%A.\nPROVINCIAL BONDS       !\nREALIZE ABOVE PAR\nVICTORIA,' March -21.\u2014Tlio Brjltia'i\nColumbia bonds to tho value of %2.\n000,000 wore sold today by tho jjov-\nernmfjnt to tiio Dominion Securities\nCorporation of Toronto, at a prico\npf 108,77 for flvo years, [ six ' p\u00abr\n\u25a0cent bunds. Tho coat to British\nColumbia will  be 5% per cont.\nFourteen syndicates of bqnd houses\nand banks from all parts of Canada\nand the United States competed t'or\ntho -bonds.\nTho monoy ls to be used under tho\nSoldiers' sottlemont act and for roads\npurposes.\nMONTREAL PRODUCE\nMONTRBAJU' March 21.\u2014Egga\neasy; potatoes steady; , but Jor \u25a0 one\ncont por ,poiind li^we'r: choeso firm.'\nQuotations:\nCheese\u2014iflhest oasternB 20 % to 30\nconts.\nIluller\u2014-Choicest creamery '8? to\n68 cents.\n'.Eggs\u2014Frosh w' cents.\nPoiutoes\u2014Per   bag- carlots   11.00   to\n11,06.\n,s*^Ti*VN()E 'AuCpii'nsE^PcNT.\nThis' Is sin advertlseinent which\nwnspnb'i'sliod.lIjXvondoii in 1079:   -\n\"At the sign .'of the Golden Pall\nand Coffin, -a\" ci?rtlii-makor'a sjl'opi\nat tho upper end at' the oid Chango,\n,near .Chenpsl<lo,, tltero are .roaijy to\nlie sold very faslilonublo Vicod and\nplain drcsslnsgs for tho dead pf all\nslves, with very **ashloiin*blo coffins,\nthat will secure any corpso abuve\nground wiihoui any ill scent of othor\naiinoynnco as' long as shall ho re-\nqulcd.\"\nCANADIAN DOLLARS\nNEW    Y-OTOC\ndlan   dollars   87.81\nMarch    21.\u2014Cana-\nG-reolts prefer currnnt sugar lo all\nothers.\n=\u2014\n'.\">..\u00bb\u25a0\u25a0\nCANADA BONDS\nWINNIPEG, March. 21,\u2014pid prices\nfor Dominion war Issues today:\n\"War loans\u20141026, 94ft:   1031, 92\">i: [\n1387,   97!4.\n> Victory bonds\u20141922, 08W: 1923,\n\u00bbV&; 1927, 97; 18S3, 98\u00bb1; 1937,\nS9\u00bbi:   1924,   90%:   1984,   94ft.'\nSTERLING EXCHANGE\nNEW TORK. March 31.\u2014Sterling\nexchange steady at |3.801i for C0-\nday bills, and at J8.91\u00abi for demand.\nNEtgON. March 21. \u2014 Current\ncounter exchange for sterling $4.48H|\nEGG MARKET\n, OTT,\\)rt\\',A. j Mnr-Ji v 21.\u2014The egg\nmarket this week opened lower nn;l\nwhile the outlook is very uncertnin,\n,there are still somo who figure\nthat tho prices have not yet touched\nbottom.\nmetal Market\nNEW TORK. -Manor, 21.\u2014Coppe--\ndull, cleclrplytlc, spot nnd Mnrchi\n12 to 12_ socond quarter I2H to'\n18. Iron nominal, No. 1 Northern\n28; No.-2 Northern 27; No. 2 Southern 25}4 to 2454. Tin, firm, 'spot\nand nearby 2SV&; futures 29 to .29*14.\nAntimony, spot IK.60; lend dull, sp'it\n4.00. Zinc, quiet, spot 14.76 lo\n4.86.\nLONDON*, March 21.\u2014Standard\ncopper spot \u00a367, 17s. Od; futures\n.COS, 17s. 6d: Eloelrolytlc, spot .C70.\n10s; futures \u00a371, 10s. Tin, spot\n\u00a3150 Ca- futures \u00a3159, 15s. Lend,\nspot \u00a319 futures \u00a319, 5s. Zinc,\nspot   \u00a325;   futures   \u00a326.\nThe United Slates annually consumes moro than 60,000 bsrrels or\nsalt,\nm\nCanadian Bank\nof Commerce\n~\\T Edmumrfj.y\/slksr,. C.V.O.,\nLL.D.,   D.C.U   Pr.sld.nt.\nSir John  Alrd,  Qsnsral  Mor.\nH. V. P. Jsnt* Ass't. G.n'l. Man\nCsplt.1   P.ld   Up 116,000^00\nRtnrv* Fund h- .f15,000\/OM\nLUMBERMEN\nTbls bank offers you a most\ncomplcto banking service, and\nwe believe that lt will lis ,to.\nyour advantage to discuss your\nplana and banking requlrenljnta\nwllh us.\nBranches In Kootenay and\nBoundary at' Nelson, Ferule,\nCranbrook, Creston. Grand\nPorks, Greenwood, Nskusp.\nTrail\nNELSON*- BRANCH!\nP. C. WHITEHOUSE,  Managsr\n11   Mal-jHrfpWantei\nWANTED\u2014Good sawmill pl\u00bbn\u00bbr man\nto rdn and keep tip two' planers.\nApply  ,T. H. Wlnlaw. Wyhdef _. C.\na___n_\nWANTBID\u20141st; CTsss ml|l wrlght. XL\n.ply by letter, stating qualifications to\nForest Mills1 oil C., Cnsoade B.C.\n(1905-\nWANTflD\u2014Tlo  tnatter-a,\nWalts.  Kaalo, 3. C.\nHowland   A\n(1904)\n11 Female Help Wanted\n^tastts0*0amtms0aatmma0mammmmAt\n\u25a0^'\u2022ipftsgij,-,*\nTWO   SiPEBIENOB:\n__\\^p%_.\n\u25a0BVBXCE   IN   THUU   SCFA\npODBpN'S   BAT  CO.,***-\nYOnMQ   liAL\nft SIS\n'(2288)\nWANTHD\u2014-A  dining   room' girl:  also\n\u25a0\u25a0    Mrt. ,a -P. Whiteside,\nolianiber-miild,\nBlniar, B. C.\n(2089)\nWANTBD \u2014 Chambermaid.\nStrathcona Hotel.\n\u2022tO tADlES OF NELSON: Havo your\n.'iiu-isiir and summer sewing dono beforo tho hot weather sets in.- -I am\nprepared to undertake all kinds of\nsewliur and KUarantee wort*. Apply\nMrs. H. Wilson, Bnlte 2, Campbell\nModi. (2226JI\nWANTED\u2014Plain sewing and ImlttlnB.\n424 Vlotorla. (\u00ab147)\nMOTHER and daughter, thoroughly\ncompotont, wish camp oooltlng. Ad-\ndross Harvey, 826 1-2 Prior St., Vancouver, B. C. (2270)\nTWO girls wnnt work as waitresses In\noiinip   or   light  housework 'In   obun-\ntry. Aiiply Box 2283. Diilly Nows.\n' (2888)\nJfrs. Twytfonl, Certificated English\ntornlty Nurse, willing to go qui of\ntown. 210 Park streot, opposite bos-\npltnl. (2118)\n13 Situations Wanted\u2014Male\nO, HKAUMONf, 614 Vernon St.. Stftc-\ntrieftl .repair work, Twenty \u2022yard'\nf'Xncrience.    Your    pAtronntfo    50II0-\nPOSITIONR wnntod by man and wife,\nrnrotnkerfl. or cook nnd helper, or\nmnn ub general help nnd wife na\ncook. Box 2240. pally Nowa. (2340)\nnxPBIURNCRD general storo clerk\n-with bookkcaplng experience wants\n~ it 2246,\n(2249)\nposition  city  or  country.  Box#JJjM6v,\nNews.\nPKUNINO\u2014All Kinds dono, C. Mawer\nCometory   Itonrt. (204,4\nmit*\n37 Boats and Automobiles\n~\u2014\nCLBVEUAND    traotor for \u00abUc,  12-I0,\nwould    mtiko    fine    engine  for belt\nwork.    ?M0.   Jas. Compton, Creston.\n(2275)\nWANTED TO BUY---Itowbo\u00bbt, low\npriced, one that might neod some flx-\nlnrc, one psir of oars, sounre stern\npreferred.    Box 2209, Dally Newr\nAt'TOMOBlI.E Kdft SAUB\u2014MU SST-B1-\nnnsscnger lluslnon ssiperslx; overhauled lost summer and In flrst-\notass running condition; three spare\ntires and tubes; tiro covers, one\nheavy nnd one light set ohnlns;\nbumper; new battery. Price IS000,\nhalf cosh, balnnco,arranged. Apply\nowner, n.siinlsl MacDonald, Boi 440,\nTrail, B. C.  (S192-)\nFOB SALE\u201418-ft. launoh. 6-h. p.\n2-cyllndor, 4-cycle, noo-vllsrattng engine; good running order. I-anraln.\nBox 2101, Dnlly Newa. (2l\u00abD\nMINNEAPOLIS GRAIN\nMINNBAPOUS. March 21.-r-Flour\n1G to 20 cents lower; 18.6*,. a\nbarrel.     fihlpments ,67.058  bsjrelB.\nBran\u2014122.00.\nWlieat\u2014No. 1 Northern I1.50S lo\n%iit%.\nCom\u2014-No. 8. yellow, 60 lo r,l\ncents.\nOuts-No. S. white _% to 35%\n\u2022ounts.\nFlax\u2014No.  1. \u00bb1.C914 to \u26661.72V4*\nCondensed \"Wantw Ads Order Form\nUse this blank on which to writs your oandenssd ad., ona word In each apses. Enolesa mousy\norder or check and mall direct to Tha Dally News. Nolson, B.C.  '\nRatal Ona and a half cant a word each Ineertlon, six eonssciitlw Inssrtlona for prloa af faur\nwhen cash accompanies order. Minimum 25c. Eaoh Initial, figure, dollar aian, sic, counts aa ons word,\nNo charge leas than  60 cent..\nWINNIPEG    GRAIN    QUOTATIONS\nOpen  High   low   Close\nWhoAt-\nXlary ...\nJuly     .\nOats-\nMay ...\nJuly\nBarley-\nMay    ...'\nJuly    ..\n, Flax\u2014\nWay    ,*'.,\nJuly    . .\nnyc\u2014\nMay    ...\nI76H\n16414\n47!4\n48 %\n76\u00bbi\n74 _\nnny,  now  170\nlOOSf,   10214   i\u00ab;i%\n48\n4914\n7714\n7614\n46%\n48-**,\n70 U\n74\n46 T4\n4S--4\n7614\n74\n176.\n17814\n175\n170\n17814 \"17814   178>i\n156      IU      163\n18 Miscellaneous ior Sale\n5?RB outfit fox1iaisr<Wnctor?T'hlvcs,\ncombs, supers, etc. Baker, Box 711,\nNelson. (22871\nVAN BRUNT one-horse drill. 6 discs,\nISO: team horse rake, |20. Powor\nThrums. (2272)\n19! \u00abgAg|Cg\nand scvan laying pullets,'\nofihorils-; f.80; -Will Tomlln-\nlow'. Point, (2\u00abS)\nBOOSTER    and\nWillie  LeSili\nson, Willow\n8. C.'.W. L150UORN oggs, t\u00bb and \u00bb6\nper UB. .lit. ill's winnings Spokane,\nVancouver, NwHson'ond Is-ornlo shows.,\nAlso a fow mi.i. lAeoii WyandotleM\/\n|5 per IS; 1'. Pliii-h,,Frii|lvalo, B..C,\nIMJn\niHATCIflNrt eJ(BN, Tl! 1. ,ltcd, slbltlo\ncomb, $2 fbr .lr.. Also rooster, sja,\nA. Choquette, P. O. Box 201, \u25a0   (2261)\nEGOS FOR HATCHINO-Tuttllty white\nleghorns from Richards, Nolson. and\nKnoelands famous stock 13.00 per\n16. 18,00 for 60. Orand Cookerels J8.00\neqo)i, ,**ym. Rutherford, Nelson. (1921)\n\/A-NTED-^Sottlngs - Pokln duck oggs.'\nFraXll-VsKootoiiay Bay. B, C.   ,(2104)\nJIURSERY PRQJIUCTS\nBhoflodondrons.ahd Amljod. Wo hava\nM6\u00bbtv.ottfn dplondld aondftldn two <mi>\nloads of tho very flnosb: Vartotled * of\nthese most defllral'lo shrubs. )|tioludlng\nah oxtrai-flno lot ol-Pink PeaVIs, crimson flowering Asalias, the. Hlntin* Qui.\nNo gardeli complete without thoso two\nJewels.- Tho LayHt-s \u25a0 Nurseries, Whk-\nIpai;ri .Bi-qd, \u25a0 Vlotorla.  B... C,-      (8185)\nDUCK   eggs.   1'ekln,   $2    for    eleven.\nMrs. Lammortoo, 005  Latlmor street,\n(2265)\nEGOS for hatching. Slnglo Comb\nWhite Leghorns, bred to lay, .from\nMoroton ptiso breeding stock Risssksi-\ntoon Sask, 11.50 for 13, |6.00 for\n60. a few nockcrels for sale, ?3\noach, Mrs. Geo.* Renw.ck Falrvlow,\nNelson.    Phono  373Y2. (2240)\nFOR SALB\u2014Ducks oggs, Pekln, J2.50\nfor 10.. Apply Adam Crulckshank. R.\nIt 1. elty. (2246)\nHATCHING FsGOfe\u2014S. C. Whlto Leg-\nhorns, ,$3.50 per 15; .also purebred\nWhlto Wyondottes, .JS.60 per 16. B.\nH. Sniylho.    Phono li99Lt.   \u2022     (226S)\nEGGS for hatching.* Whlto Leghorns\nand Whlto Wynndottes; ?2 .per 15.\nB. B. Hay, Nolaon. (2234)\nWHY pay a high, price for culls? Buy\neggs from good Rhodo Island Reds\nat |2' per sotting.    H.- Hayes, Union\n_stroet,_FoJr.vloW; (2235),\nROSE and Slnglo Comb Anoonas oggs,\nwlnnors and utility, $6. $4, .32.60 per\nsoiling.    Stovcpson, Prootot*. B. C,\n -  (2211)\nMY BARBED BOCKS took flint prlao\nwlierover.exhlbitod. Fow cholco cockerels for sale, 35 each. ' Eggs 32.00\nper 16. T. ftoynon. Phoho 404L2,\nNelson^  (2182)\nCAN sis.ro a few nettings .froni .my\nbest selected jien of While Leghorns.\nHeavy winter layers. |3 per -15. John\nI. Webster,  Bobsop. (2184)\nHATCHING eggs. finoAt H. C. Bods,\nexhibition nnd utility. 32.00 per flf-\nteen.   .T. Lawson; NelBon.        (2179)\nHATCHING eggs Whlto Leghorns,\nheavy .laying wlntor strain, 32.00 per\n16, 312 per ion. Barred Rocks, 32.00\npor 16. Wlokbnm ft Mitchell, East\nBobson, ii. C. (2103)\nHATCHING EGiriS\u2014*<#hlte Wyandotte,\nRegal strain, two-fifty per fifteen,\nfour-fifty   per   thirty,   37   per ' fifty.\nA.   Atkinson, Nelson.\nPhono 1991.3.\n (2199)\nBOSEN B. C. White leghorn eggs,,36.00\nper 1.1. Pon headed by cockerel from\nthe famous Tanored and Hollywood\n290-egg strain. Every hen In my\nrun over 230-egg strain. W. J. Bloh-\nnrds, Baker Btrsot, NelBon.      (2160)\nFOR HALE\u2014Mogoon strawberry plants,\n81.00 per 100 or 36 per 1000. cosh\nwith ordor. J. Dosenbergcr, Procter,\nR C. (2274)\nLUMBER   from  310.00;  shingles   from\n34   per  thousand.    Watts  \u00a3  Sons.\n(2J41)\nNURSERY PRODUCTS.\nRoses, strong field grown plants, Including nil tho mass vatuablo new varieties of recent Introduction, Including\ntbe   Dolly   Mall  ol  varnished   copper\ncolor and -Hooslor's Beauty,- the choicest of tho dork reds.   Also a fine lot\nof Slandnrd and Weeping Rosea.    Lay-\nriu Nurseries, Vlctorln._B._C._(2187)\n12   SETS~lrallln\u00bb  aegs.-decking  line\nnnd chains, cant    hooks,    axes and\nsaws.   Also two new mattresses and\nsprings,    a.    B.    Campbell,    Second\nBlroet,   Falrvlow. (3208)\nONE   SET  trailing dogs,  decking line\nand cbnlns, cant hooks, axes and saws.\nAlso 2 new mattresses and  springs.\nO. B. Campbell, Second street, Falrvlow. ' (2208)\nREADY BALED tor Immediate shipment, good uplnnd prairie hay. no\nold bottom: ono year's growth, at 124\nper ton, freight paid to Nelson. Prlmo\noat sheaves baled, I. o. b. Contrnl Alberta, 318 per ton; No. 1 alfalfa,\nsecond cutting, 320; alfalfa, first culling, IM per ton. Londlng cars *|nl|y.\nPrompt shipments. Neptune Hny nnd\nGrain Company, Lethbrldge. Reference, Union Bank of Canada. (8807)\nHATCHING eggs B. C. R. t Beds.\n*:h utility, 12.50 per 16, 10,60\nW. Blllllngton, Nelson, B, C.\ncolor with\nper 50.\n(2140)\n20   Livestock For Sale\nnEGIHTBHED\u2014Ohio improved cheater white boar Imported direct from\nOhio, for service. Pkrtloiilarfl, Secy..\nLivestock Assn*. Harrop, B. C. (1817)\nCARLOAD of young mares and horses\n1400 to 1600 pounds. Stablee oor-\nner Cedar and. Front streets. O. \"B:\nMatthew. (3366)\nFOR SALTS\u2014Ono yearling .heifer: one\nsmnll horso, broke to saddlo and harness, very gentle; ono two-horso\nw:ii:mi, cheap; ono heavy wagon for\nhauling poles. &. P. Pond, NnlHon.\n(2233)\nPURK-BRED Collie Pups (oattle dogs);\nsire nnd dam Imported from New\nZtaUndi bred to work. G. FitzOeraid,\nLytton,   ii.   C. (\u00a3205)\nFOR BAL73\u2014Cow 7 yenrs old, freshened March 8. Price $100. F, An-\nderson, Booth J-Boomu (21 <&)\nFOR SALE\u2014A herd of Ayrshire dairy\nrattle of good milking strain. Knr-\ns{en, West Demafs. (itlji)\n23    Property For Sale\nWANTPm\u2014Looking for al?oin~f\"f(y\nncren to leoso. Sultablo for 'fow cows.\npoultry.     Apply    Box    2220,    Dally\nSHINOLKS\u2014Boy them now from Nn-\nkusp Shingle Mill, Boi  1,  Nakusp.\na c. noos.\n14 Furninlied Room* to Rent\nFimNlflHKD    Bli|t*.\nnails-ry.\nCampbell's   Art\n[ami\nPlsass publish tha abrsv a-lvaHlsem.nt. .....times, for which I anclosa |.\nName   ._..\nAddrsss .-*-\u00bb._.\nIf desired, r.pli.. may ba addrasaad ta Bex Number, at Tha Dally Naws Office.   If rapllaa ara I.\nba mailed encloee 10e extra te oavsr csst af postage and allaw five words extra for box numbar.\nBRINGING UP FATHER\n*\n-TOO,MAKB WE'-fclCK:-\n*WHY OON'T YOO <E\"T\nA Wr-VUI-iH HW? I'M\nTlREO OF -bEEWd\nTrtOTHow*io thin*:,*\n ~y\t\nI'i IT\nTHAT\nSAO\n\u2014v-s\u2014\u2014'\nmm\u00a3-\nV\/HY CAN'T YOU t__ UIKC\nOTHER -neiSTUENEM' YOU\nCERTAINLY OU4HT TO\nTRY TO IMPWOVE -MO\nONE OUT A FOOL. WOULD\n\u2022WEAR AN OLO\nHAT UIKLC\nTHAT-\n49      Farm\u00bb For Sale\nnr.-AChR ranch,-3 neres under cultivation, house, barn, tools nnd Implements; 7-year-old lisy more tbrnuty).\nfarm - wncon, Slelph \u25a0 and hnrness.\ncheap for cnisli. n. A. Smltb, Movie,\nB. C. \u00bba60)\nADVBBTIS1NO in th.s. columns pays\nwait    That Is why ao many poopls\n.as.   m...l,1.fl   St.\nvT~ Housm Wanted\nWAN-f&D\u2014Furnished hotlBe, throe brd-\nroonts, for month nf April. Box 2293,\nDnlly Nrws. '    \/' . (8\u00bb2)\n32    For Sale or Rent\nSn555iTlwSOBI^r^OOD~P*6AQll\nTO **tiETI\u00bb*c. Two of the best prom-\nInentslols In Balfour, with six full\nbenrlnx apph. trees. Handy bench.\nOde three-roomed cottage, and ono\nKOdW* nlsed shnclc. Both furnished.\nApply to owner, It. Wnllon, Proctor.\n: (2270)\n(2233)\nROOM and hoards'\ns4B4 Vlotorla Btreot.\n(2281)\nBOARD'  AND   ROOMS\u2014918    KOOteniy\nBt\u201e .fully   modorn.   Ono , blook: from\nsiEnla^Car    '\u2122 (184!>)\nWANTBD\u2014At onoe, hoard and roam\nfor ,h*lr sohool girl' In return, for\nservices. Apply Box 2117, Nolson\nDally News: .- \u25a0*\u25a0* (2117)\nUTas-OCK ean'ns quiomy ana oheap-\nly arid through an advertisement In\nThe  Daily  Newa  clonslflod  columns,\n,11   ii      'i        ii iiiii.i mi -ggf-CBgarasadl\nBunneu and Proletriomd\nFruit Tree.-*!\u2014Apples, Fears, Cherries.\n_ lums -and Peaones, nlso a full line\nof small frims:   All Atrlotly flrnt-clnss\nstock.   Largest and bea| assorted stock\nIn.... the    oouhlry.    LnyTlt-i' Nurseries,\nWilkinson Rd\u201e Victor,,,\n<218\u00ab)\nLodges\nNolson Lodge No. i5. B. P. O. R, mttti\n410U   Baker,  1st and 3rd Thursday.\n(198\u00bbfr\nv. h. VAssnra, -\nChartered Aoconntant.\nBank of Montreal Chambsrs.\n\u00bbQSSland,B. Q>_        (IlIOQ)\nBoots & Shoes\nBoot* _\ntarn mii \u00ab ookpawt\t\nFlorists\naRIZZBLLH'B QRBUNHOUSB, Nsl-\n\u00bbon. Cut Flowers and floral designs. \"\u2022  .   -. \u25a0 \u25a0   (ltna)\n \u2014fasasaaM^sss\nAssayers\n-*~mm+mmr,m^m m+m*wmw+*_ mmmmm+mmmm,****?*\nH. W. WIDDOWSON, Boa All\u00abl\nNelaon, B. C. Standard waa-Mn\ncharges (UU)\n-Second Haa-J Dealers\n\u25a0\u25a0<*^**-\u00bb\nTBS ARK pays can's for aeoond hand\nfunilturs  atoves;  Ml Vsrnon,  Phons\neti. (i\u00bb7\u00bb)\nWholesale\nA. MACDONALD ft CO., WHOLICSALB\nGrocers and Provision Merchants, Importers of Teas, Coffees, Bploes,\nDried Fruits, staple and Fanoy Oro-\noerles.    NI3LSON,    B.    C. (1073)\nsi i .   i vt^smea^taammtmemB-^s\u2014\nArchitects\nBay atuu\nARCUITBCT\nEngineers\n<!\u00ab*?\nq|S).\nM.  B.  DAWBOU,  B.O.-O.B.\nfltfO AAA  *tannto-r  BtlliiiaT\nT. O.' (WT7)\nNews.\n(2220)\nFIVK-ROOMBD bungalow, atdde'foun.\ndatlon, gdod basement and bathroom,\nfi lots cultivated. Price J2750;'terms.\nA.' T. McMillan, \u00ab24 .Baker street.\nPhono dill. (2232)'\nBBUOB,   B.   a\noito, ahd  ttramn aaanmaa\n_? O.,   Albert*   ut   Somlnlea\nIAHD   BUBTBIOBB\nor own   \u2022tast   A\u00ab.nts.   Bias   Mattaf\n' '    * *       , :    (1876)\nFIVK acres, wllh 11.1 sorts cleared.\nNow house, sultablo    for   :storo -.nil\nisnstofflce;     convcTllent     to     sss-lsssol;\n*1700 onsh.   A. .T. *MoMlllnn, 624 *Ba-\n_ker sIVeet.    Phone ,-?01. (S!J2)\nFOR SALR\u2014Five-room house* pleasant\nsituation,    near*   car;    fruit    tres-st;\nobleken house.    1923 kootenay St.\n'  '     -        (3196)\n9 and __\nroom; modern In every .way; good;\nstono hasoment. Barn 20x32, Chicken bopso 12x16. with good run; 6 lots\nwith 30 isi'sn-ini: fruit. trees. - win\nsell cheap. \u25a0 -Terms con be arranged..\nI. J. Luola, Nelson, H. O. Chatham'\nstreot. \u25a0 (2090)\nisn-sus. _j- -\\tt\n33 Fruiti and VeeetablM\nMAOOON    strawbor^lrs. \u2022 fine    plantu,\n,   frcf from dinnnt-e; Jin pir JOO'0; Carriage  ..Umo,. ' Prnnlc' .stHn\u00a5Hnr   Orays\nCri-yk, .Kootonny -Lake-.       (82\" \"\n34    Teachers Wanted\nWan-jcUd\u2014Teacher    for, JJow. Mlobol\nschool, third division, f 1100  per annum.    Duties commence April  4th.\n(2279)\n=3B\n21 tUvtitpdc Wanted\nwr?*TrT\u00abrpXortMe^\nI.nliess  Holol.  Kslsewood. (2IE7)\n42 Matrimony\nrtswifini9RiSirt^\nrlago Bureau. State age. Sealed\npamphlet l&o; no stamps. Box 14,\nisherwood, Ontarjp. (2101)\n\u25a0sar\n\u25a0^t*\n\u00bbros.,\n(t\nA.   s_  -Hoq*ffJiI,OOH,\naydrahllo *B*s(inast\nBimriaalal  %__.   aorr.yois\nBaker St, Nelson, B.O.\n(11180)\nAuctioneers\n*mmmsmft*_*,*ws,mattt0mia**m0i*m*s*\nw. _rm___\ntn, Appr.ls.r,  Talaaaof\naold   privately   or   at   Auotloa\nsttk ITard Btro.t IXoM  n\n(U76)\n\u2014\nBarristers\nm\nfO,   MAX \n.    BollolKir,   Botarr.   Baa,\nasm iom Alan Blook, hsiiox. n. am\n(1973)\ntm\nFuneral Directors\nD. X KOBEKTHON, F.D.D. * B\u201e lol\nVlotdr|\u00bb ' 8t-f\u00bbet. T-henri 111; Nlsrhi\nS)mtt<s    W7-J ,(1970)\nSTARDARD FURNITURE\n\"-     COMPANY\n\u2014C. J. Carlspp, ftnlte-iVker. I .tjider*\n,takers and tin-hnltssf-rs ahd Fuieral\nDirectors. ;-rtio finest and most up-\nato . undertaking fmrlnrs -' and\nLady:\nchnpi-l  In  Interior ll.  c.    .\ntendant    for   .women   and    ohlldren.\nDay Phone 86. Night Thone M8T4nd\n(1,969)\nim\nWEUL-\n JTBLSON   DAHT   NEWS, TUESDAY .MORNING, MARCH 22, 1921\n\u25a0\"IHIiiHliJIis\n-lUMj.*\nMINGLE SPORT WITH WAR\nCIHTIUl MIWS FM-JTOIII-yilV-\"\"*^**---*.\nT-I-& IRISH  8GCIETY TURNS  OUT FOR  HUNT\nHounds meet aa usual  outside  Dublin  in spite of guerilla warfare waging.\nWINNIPEG,   March   21.\n}'i-L'ya)--'r'll(;     Al]:in     oup     goes     east.\nTho Toronto Varsity hockey machine\nwhich ' surrendered Ilit'# cut to the\nwest: lust year, mode a grand como-\nbaqk. thjs year, coming; from behind\nwiili 'mi avalanche of goalH to defeat\n(Canadian llio Brandon teum oighf 'to one ln\ntho final of tho two games fries, and\nproved  beyond all doubt  their right\nHe used them for\nHis Rheumatism\nWHY    B.   C.\nPODD'S\nMAN    RECOMMENDS\nKIDNEY   PILLS\nN.   P.   Molandbr  Tells   Why   He   Feels\n' in a Position to Say Dodd's Kidney\nPills are Beneficial.\nI '.1 i\nKitcjienor, B. C., March 21.\u2014(flpe-\nclaty\u2014 '\u25a0!'! feel' a lot -better since 1\n.sun-ted .using Dodd's Kidney Pills for\nmy rheumatism.   They, have done mo\nioC df' good ui\\d I 'am-'satisfied I\nCan .-Vecomniond Dbdd'-a Kidney ,Pills\nto unybody as very beneficial.\"\nI\\\\ -iP^' Molahder. who makes the\nliuvc. Htatement, Is a well known und\nrespected resident uf-.'this place. That\nstatement and hundreds of others\n\u25a0Liimr, tlie same linos arc tho foundation .vf. }ho reputation of Dodd's Kid-.\n*PV KIM*. have made,\nDodd's,, Kidney. Pills,' are a kidney\n\u2022eu,ied,i- P?opi& who -have \\xq.d thjjim\nmy they uro gpod for sick kidneys,\nbh'eiTyhady\" knows\" that 'healthy' kid-'\n1,-a-y.s ,aro absolutely , essential 4o good\nteftlth.''Tho kidneys- strain tho lm-\njiirlflcH.aUl'of tiib hloo'd- .' If 'Mw im-\"\niurlties remain In tho 'blood trouble\nti Wuhd'-td follow'.        ''.'.;:'\u25a0\nAdit-your heighuora.it -Padd'a Kid-\nnoy ;-Pllls aro \u25a0 not a splendid remedy\nfor;:J9ft3t'kidneys.'   \u25a0'.'  \u2022     ;\nand ehootlng and there was no more\nfight loft In  the Brandon -brigade.\nTlio easterners were master of the\nsituation from  then  to   tho finish.\nCarson, Brown, Rum-say and Langtry  wore   tho   pick  of   the   visitors,\nWhile   Mm an, nml    Arbour   wore    lho\nouly Brandon mon to show atiy form-\nSummary\nFirst period\u20141, Varsity, Ramsay,\n;QB; 2, Varsity, Ramsay, 10:00.\nSecond period\u20148, ' Brandon, 'MacNeiil, :20;. 4, Varsity, Westman, |0;40;\n5, Varsity, Carson, 4.015; 8, Varsity,\nSullivan,  1:20;  7, Varsity,  3:10.\nThird period\u20148, Varsity, Carson,\n\u25a0l:ir\u00bb;   !-, Varsity,' Olson,  15:00.\nFinal flcore\u2014Varsity, 9; Brandon, l.\nVur.-iiiy wins series aud cup 3 to 3.\nLineup\nBrandon Position     I   Varsity\nStowart ._ Ooal   Langtry\nMoran r Defense .,  Ramsay\nM-acNelH  ...Defense   Brown\nArbour    \u201e Wing    Sullivan\nUiU Wing. Wright\nArmstrong  Conier*,  Carson\nTraer '.... - Sub    Olson\nCaldwell  ......Sub  Westman\nFalcon Juniors Qualify\nlor the Memorial Cup\nFORT WILLIAM, Ont., March 31,\n\u2014Falcon Junldra of Winnipeg tonight\ndefeated tho Y. M. C. A. team of\n\u2022to be tormed amateur champions of j Fort William 11 lo 4 in tho final\nCanada. The wonderful reversal tn game to decide tho challengor for tho\nform of both teams was another'one)-Memorial cup, emblematic of tho\nof thoso atrango happenings ln hockey. Junior amateur champlontmlp of\nTho oasternors, after getting back lh Cannda. Having won\" tho first gamo\ntho.first -period the two-goal margin 8 to 3. tho Falcons now go east to\nwhich thoy lost on Saturday night, j Pluy the eastern champions,\nand after being outplayed for 10 min\nutes In the second session, finally\nopened flro nnd in Jig Umo had put\nthe gamo and the Allan cup away\nWith ono of tho most brilliant exhibitions of -sharp shooting aoen here\nin many a day, scoring four goalB.\nThis was enough'to cinch matters,\nbut Just- to show the west that ihey\npossessed class, they added two moro\nin tho final session' nnd trotted off\nthe Ico in the final session, winners\nuf  tho round eight to three.\nDosperate  Half  Hour Struggle\nFor 80 minutes the teams fought\ndesperately for supremacy and It was\nSOOD apparent lhat tlio studonts wero\na much different aggregation from\nthe oho that '\u2022went down to a 2 to 0\ndefeat ou Saldrday.\"\nThe \u25a0 Ontario champions got tho\n\u25a0best ot the breaks to 'have a twO-\ngoal margin In tho first session,\nIpivg shots by Ramsay doing the trick,\nwhile Brandon failed to tally on somo\nvery closo plays, but when the Manitoba, boys tallied early In tho second\nfrnmu it looked like' anybody's game.\nFor ten minutes of that socond period\nBrandon* moro than held thoir own\nnnd had their opponents backed up\nagainst tholr own goal. Biit all of\na sudden the students opened nn attack, scored In 10 minutes, and then\nran In three moro by a brilliant exhibition of stick-handling, team work\nTO    MEET    FALCONS\nTORONTO. March 8L~--Slratfuril\nJuniors defeated Lower Canada College, junior champions of Quebec,\ntonight 13 to 5 and will therefore\nmeet the Falcons at Winnipeg, on\nThursday and Saturday of this\nweok  for tlio  Memorial  cup.\nFENCING CHAMPIONS MEET\nmm\nLJj\nUJi   st.\nDress Up For\nen\nP\n*       COWHlOMT HIYITGNI Vltw CO. NIW VOUK\nCROSS RAPIERS IN  EXHIBITION\nMillard  J,  Bloomer  (right),  United  Statss champion,  enaafles   in  a   friendly |\nbout with George M. Reavos, Columbia  University expert.\nGAME OF WORLD SERIES\nESKIMOS DEFEAT ARISTOCRATS.\nEDMONTON. March 21.\u2014Beforo U\nlargo crowd tonight tho Edmonton\nEskimos defeated tho Victoria Aristocrats In the first of a two-game\nseries by n score of 7 to 4. Tho lo*\ncal p'ayers were going at top notch,\nKeats being the outstanding player.\nFor tho visitors Dunderdale aud\nFrederlckson woro tho stars. Tho\nteams wilt play again Wudncsduy\nnight, tho visitors being reinforced by\nFoyston and Rickey of Seatttc.\n::i-\nLAMP FIRES HOME\nASSINIBOIA, Sunk.. March\nDamage estimated at $5000 was\ncaused when a gasoline lump s it\nflro to iho homo of Mrs. S. Shop-'\npord, at Lonesome Butte. ' The\nexplosion ignited tho ham of Roy\nHewson across the road and caused\nconsiderable   loss.\nARENA, VANCOUVER, March 21;\n\u2014(By Canadian Tress.)\u2014Vancouver's stick handlers defeated Ottawa\nN, H. L. tonight by a score of-3.to 1\nln the initial game of tlio series,\nwhich ls to decide the world's hockoy\nchampionship and tho possession of\ntho coveted Statiley cup. Tho gamo\nwas reploto with thrills while the\ncrowd, roughly estimated at 10.000,\nwas brought to ita feet freticently\ntu volco Its appreciation of lho; brilliant work of players on both'1 aides.\nlu tho first stage of the giftne lho\nOtlawus seemed to excel lu stick\nhandling, but wero not so spoody on\ntho ico ns their, opponents. In tlio\nlast period tho easterners appeared\nto grow faster on their skates and\nmade long rushes down lho Ice. Gerald, Nlghbor and Denenny wero nur\nticulurly brilliant. \u25a0    \u25a0\nIu tho Vist period Ottawa : introduced somo vory clover combination\npluy tlnd only the groat defensive\nluetics of Vancouvor and lho invin\nclblllty of Goalie Lehman kept them\nfrom scoring.     \u25a0 |\nLong   range   shots   oy   both   sides\nwore tho rule.    AU players wore exhausted from i-hdli\" fust work.\nSiusuumry.\n\u2022f. Adams made the prettiest rush\nof  period,  going  through  entire  Ot-\nMACDONALD'S\nBRIER\n\/*\"\nd MACDONALD'S \"BRIER\" has become   _\njI a Canadian  institution.    Smoked \\_y the  *'\nmen who made history.    In the bush, on the\ntrail, in mining camps, prospectors' huts, factory\nyards, on trains,- steamships, in the luxurious\nhomes and downtown clubs of our Canadian\ncities,\u2014Macdonald's has always been recognized\nas the smoke,\nc\n\u00abJ MACDONALD'S CUT \"BRER\"-the same tobacco\nbut in new form\u2014maintains evwy Macdonald tradition sine*\n1858, and gives to smokers   win to&acco f*>r the monoy.\n\u25a03& {^tfacco -xffitA a.\\t*itaAt  \"\nt\ns_\ntuwa team only, to loeo puck at goal\nmouth.\n\u25a0 Tho easterners appear tu havo tho\nbest of it in stick handling. The\nwesterners appear faster on their\nskates   and   bettor   on     combination\npv\u00bby.\n1.    Vancouver\u2014Skinner,   15:40.\n2.    Vancouver\u2014Duncan,   2:85.\nHarris sent In a long shot which\nBenedict stopped. Taylor shot from\ncenter   lcc,   Benedict   saved.\nBoucher secured loose puck at his\ngoal und skirmished through Vancouver team only to havo his shot\nstopped   by  Lehman.\nSecond period\u20143, Vancouver, Har-\nrl\u00ab, 1:30; 4, Ottawa, Darragh., from\nDenenny, ,14:36.\nThird period\u2014No score.\nAt the opening or tho third period Taylor put in a hard shot on\nBenedict, who cleared.\nBoth goa'j tenders aro playing a\nbrilliant   game.\nTho teams aro setting a terrific\npace and tho gamo continues to be\nA real thriller. Lohman seemed to\nbo everywhere at once and saved\ncontinually. J. Adams continues his\ntong Individual rushes.\nOttawa Is making moro al tempts\nat omblnatlon in this period, whl>s\nVancouver contents themselves with\ndefensive games.\nAs period draws to closo easterners making superhuman attempts to\ndraw up to tho Vanfcouvbr scoro and\naro testing Lohman with many hard\nshots.\nGerard and Darragh made brilliant\ncombination \u25a0> play -from end to end.\ntint Lohman tho Invlnelb'je mado a\ngreat save.\nFinal-\u2014Vancouver 3, Ottawa  1.\nLineup.\nOttawa. Position.      Vancouver,\nC, Benedict... Goal . .. AI. Lehman\nR Gvrnrd.. . t'.DofciiHo.. .Lloyd Cook\nS. Cleghorn.. .Defense. .. .A. Duncan\n0. Boucher. . .Forward... M. Mackay\nT. Darragh. .. .Forward. .. .J. Adams\n7. Denenny.. .Forward. .. .K. Hnrrls\nF.   Nighlior. . .Forward.. .A.   Skinner\n1. McKell Forward F. Tay'-or\nM, Bruce Forward W. Adams\nH.  Ilruadbcnl. ..Sub S. Deslreau\nAs the'season'of Spring Fashions approaches\nmake your preparations now. A visit to this stone will\nsuggest many timely additions to your Easter Approval.\nA Convincing Array of Our Values in Easter Neckwear for men on display in our window.\n, Men\u2014Wear a new tie for Easter.   We have loads of\nNeckwear at the New Prices.\n75c, $1.Q0, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 TO $3.50\nRich, Luetrloua Silks in  every concova\/ble shade and design.    See\nthese  todny.\nOur Men's Own Store\nMen!\u2014Spring Hats Ar Here!\nEaster is the logical time this year to get one. It comes early, at the\ncorrect timo to chango ones dress from winter to Spring, Bee our\nwindow display of- the new shades and Blacks.\nPrices are from\nup _ .'  -...  \t\nOur   Mens   Own   Store\n$4.50\nSmart Spring JBofvear\nfor casfer\nAttractive New Styles, mild weather and lowered\nprices are inducements to early buying of spring footwtor.\nNo Easter costume w complete without New Shoes\u2014See'\nThi*, New Pumps\u2014They are Stunning.\nLudli'H Ci-osscl  Htrsi') Black Kid\nl'uinps Baby Louis\nHeels   \t\n$11.50\nLadies   Hrown   Kid   One   Eyelet Tie Pumps Babyfl\nLouis   Heel\n$11.00\nLadles Black Kid F.stis-y  rump*'\n^ _,-._$11.00\nLadles Plain Black Kid Pumps\n.New Blucher effect. (\u00a3-| A I7P\nLouis   Heel'   vliVtl.-V\nLadles Brown High Fancy Front\nPumps Baby Louis dj-J 1   AA\nSee Window Display, Stanley St,\nAgree Basis of Amalgamation of Steel and Shipyard\nCompanies\nMONTREAL. March 21-\u2014 (Canadian\nPress)-\u2014Directors of tho Dominion\nBute! corporation and -the Nova Scotia Steel k Coul company met hen:\ntoduy tu discuss tho proposed amalgamation of the two-companies with\nthe Halifax Shipyards In the British\nEmpire Steel corporation.\nAfler thc meetings of 'tho two\nboards It WiW announced thut both\nboards had approved ot tlio \u25a0contracts\ncovering tlm consaolldation and thut\nspecial meetings of both the steel\ncorporation and Nova Scotia common shareholders would be called\nfor April 1 next to pass upon thc\nifcoimnendalions of the directors in\nthis respect. The . basis..af exchange\nof tlio common -stocks of tlio three\ncompanies to constitute the British\nEmpire Steel corporation ls u\u00ab follows:\nBasis   of   Exchange\nEach fully pnld ordinary or' common slmro of thc Dominion Steel\ncorporation will bo exchangeable for\n$.'5 of fully irald seven per cent cumulative, 'second preference shares and\n' i\" fully paid common stuck In the\nBritish    Empire   Steel   corporation.\nKae!i fully paid common share of\nlhe Nova Scotia Steel & Coal com-\npan^ will bo exchangeable for $!tQ\nfully paid seven per cent -socond\npreference shares and $1(1 common\nshare.*, nf the new corporation.\nK\" ii $100 fully paid common shares\nor Halifax Shipyards will he ex*\n'.'hangenble for JfiO seven per eent\noumuUitive second preference and $25\ncommon stock of the British Empire\nSteel corporation.\nMEI.ITA ENCOUNTERS\nSTORMY WEATHER\nST. JOHN, N. B- Mnrch 21.\u2014\nWith the-railing of her bow broken\nthe C. i'. O. S. liner Mellta, 14,000\ntons, emerged out of a bonk of fog\nthis morning and docked at Sand\nPoint. During her passage from\nLiverpool   the   steamer   encountered\nNOTICE   TO   OUR\nCUSTOMERS\nHours uf Business this week\nTuesday   8:30 lo   0:00\nWednesday   ...._  8.30 to 12:30\nThursday  _   8:30 to   0:00\nl'YIduy\u2014tlood l-'rlday\u2014Closed\null -day.\nSaturday   8:30 to   6:30\nEaster Monday Open all day.\n\u25a0       8:30 lo,   0:00\nflcase nulioo wo close noon\ntomori-uw, Wednesday ns usual.\nLadies Pure Silk Hose\nWhite. Taupe. Cordovan. Bronze.\nAll sl2i's-,. repriced per (JO AA\nNew Storo\nLadies Superior Quality\nSilk Hose\nIn   Black and  Whlto.   All .Itw\nPer $9 OC\npalf   _    tV_t.t_0\nNew   Sloro\ngt Hudson's Aim (fompaufl?^\n______UM\u2014__\nT\nCommenting wn the Vancouver va. Ottawa game laat\nnight, A. J. Dill, who waa a apectator, wires:\nIn the second period no sensational hockey was shown\nby Ottawa! and Vancouver took things very easy, playing a\ndefenaive game; score 8-1.\" Final period, Vancouver played\nrag with Ottawa. Unless Ottawa can show better form they\nhave no chance to hold the cup. Throughout the game individual playing was outstanding with very little team work,\nThc Grand Forks product, Mickey MacKay, ia sure a star.\nLehman ia a wonder in goal.\ny stormy weather and waa forced\nto s '\u25a0'\u25a0 mountainous seas which\nbroke with terrific forco over hor\nbows, aim sailed from Liverpool on\nMarch 11. with 1348 passengers,\ncomprising 116 cabin, S'Ji! third c'fiss\nund 6U0 tuns of general cargo aud\n508 bngs of mull and 1G9 packages\nparcel post. Sho had been only ono\nday at sea when sho ran Into a storm\nwhieh raged Severn! days.\nAmong the cabin passengers Were\nSir Charles and Lady Tupper of\nWinnipeg; Might Hev. Bishop nnd\nMrs. Lea, who arc on routo to Nagasaki. Japan.\nALBERTA BUDGET\nDEBATE CONTINUES\nEDMUN'TON, Mnrch 21.\u2014Tho debate\non the Alberta budget speech la not\nyet finished. There was a division\nIn the house today when James Wclr\nasked for a complete retraotlon of a\nstatement by Hit J. Montgomery. Wot-\nuskiwln, In regard to tho Alberta\nnon-partisan  league.\nMr. Montgomery was willing to\nstand corrected, -but refused to make\ntho retraotlon. Mr. Speaker ruled\nthat the retraction wae not necessary, and on division his ruling wan\nupheld-\nREFUSE   TO   MAKE   STATEMENT\nOF PROGRES8 IN LABOR DISPUTE\nWASHINGTON. March 21.\u2014After\nspending threu houra iu conference\nwllh Secrerlcs Davis, Hoover and\nWallace, representatives of tho five\nlendliiK puckers uud of ihclr union\ncmployess adjourned lato 'today to\nmeet tomorro wufternoon. None of\nthose participating In tho conference\nwould make any statement as to the\nprogress of the Initial efforts of tho\nnew administration mediating a major labor dispute.\nRENAULT   GETS   DECISION\nBOSTOP, March 2I.-Jack Renault,\nCanadian light heavyweight, was\nawarded the decision over Ted Jamie-\nson of Milwaukee in a 10-round bout\n\u25a0here tonight.\nSmoke         ,\nT&B\nUee It for jrfjtt.\nMtitftHon\n k?\" Page S-tB\n(TOLSOK   jnSltT  IWSW9, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 22, 1921\n'1-?W:ff u^Vt;,wS-\"^-iJ.'-lVl. l-V;ls-r.-:rl-,4BI!H'i^s\nTHE ARK\nBaved Noah and his family. It will\nnave you and your family from high\nprices. Call and see -wur prices on\nFurniture, Linoleum, Rugs. Congol-\nJum, Beds, Wnll Pa-peri Mnttress'es,\nSprings, Enamel Wnrf, Tinware, Cobk-\nJng Utensils, Sewing Machines, Over-\nttllp, pertains, Galatens, Prints, Drills,\nMiddy Cloth, press Goods, -Cbttone,\nChinl.\/, Portier.4, Pin no, Organ, Oliver\n\u25a0Typowriif r.\nJoy will   nii-el\nat.  the  dnnr.\n*,   J.W.HOLMES\nPhone 651 606 Vernon Streot|\nUp Time\nis here.   We have -a full\nJine - of Disinfectant both I\nin-powders and liquids.\nKill the germs early.\nCANADA DRUG AND\nBOOK CO.\nMall   Ordors   Filled sPromptly\nPhono 81. .   P.O.. Box ,1067\nPHONE 10\nORANGES\n25c\ni   sized,'\n$1.00\nOur ajnall   size   Is  out.\nMe   size   on   sale\nat \/.. \u2022\u2022\u2022\u25a0\u25a0M_^^^_\nSatnrday   Special,   largo   sized,'\ngood value,\n36 for (\u2014.VJB\nFfesh Itliubnrb,' per lb.     30*\u00a3\nFroHh  Spinach,  2 lbs ...-35?\nfin-on  Onions,  .bunch    --iO-\u00ab\u00a3,\nCauliflower, t Celery,  Head  Lettuce.\nCluster Raisins, to clear...,25<^ M\nApple Butter,  Llhhy's  to\nclear  .-. v20(*\u00bb\nB. C. Sterilized Milk\n3 Tins for _ -........50<*>\n1  Hoion $1.90\nTHIRTY-FIVE YEARS\n,   AGO (1886)\nMr. Patcnaude was prescription\noptician to Drs.1 Bullcr, Desgar-\ndln, Faucher and Chretin, leading, oculists of Montreal.\nLater he attended thc Canadian\nOpthalmlc college receiving diplomat for the regular and advanced. courses in optics, since\nthat time he has I made yearly\ntrips cast, taking post-graduate\ncourses nnd keeping up, to the\nminute In the profession.\nMr. Pateiiaude has practiced in i\nNelson for twenty-four years and i\n,Invites your Inspection of his op- |\ntical rooms and workshop.\n,   J. 0. PATENAUDE\nJeweler I and   Optomotriat\n&<   Fall Supply of\nFLOUR AND FID\nHay, Chick Chop\nand Scratch\nDeliveries Daily\nPhone 174\nNELSON UNITED\nFARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION\nFOR SPRING WEAR\nLadies' Suits and Coats\nCleaned or Dyed\nH. K. FOOT\nHIGH  CLASS  DYER  AND\nCLEANER\nFAIRVIEW, NELSON, B.C.\nWE    HAVE   AT    LA8T    BEEN\nABLE  TO   PROCURE   A\n\/DAIRY BUTTER\nWhlcli comes up to -tho' standard Wo decided must bo attained before it was good\nenough 'to offer to our customers, f\nWo have stocks coming in\nregularly, assuring you of Its\nfreshness.\nIf you have not already tried\n\u25a0this Butter, do uo now. We\nknow  you'll   want  more.\nAT 50\u00a3 PER pound\nJ A. IRVING & CO.\nNOTICE TO  SUBSCRIBERS\n-Subscribers   notifying   tbe   circulation deportment  nf Thn Dally Newt\nof chango of address,  must   give  old\nia   well   as   new   undress   to   ensure\nprom nt    \u00bbftmit idii .:.:\u25a0\u00ab\nH. B. Warner\nIn   a   Fivs-Part   Drama\nOne Hour Before\nDawn\nHarold Lloyd\nA   Two*Reel   Comedy   Special\nand D zzy\nSend in your orders early\nFOR\nHot\nCross\nBuns\n. \u2022 $5c jer dozen ,\nCHOQUETTE BROS.\nBREAD\nRod and Gun Club Will Im-\nprt Pheasants and Quail;\nSteele New Head\nKootonay' wodda uhould whlsftor\nUio melodious- piping of thu Bob\nWhite quail, .and tho bright pluinugo\ns-t the Bngllsh Rlngnock phoasant\nsslsssssisi be seen flrut-hlng through tin*\ntrees, aooordlng to 20 enthusiastic\nriteinbers ot the Nolson District Hod\nand Gun olub, who, nt lho third\nssiuissil meeting of tho club last night\nauthorized tho oxebutive to uscortyln\nfrom the provincials game department\ntile cost ot making -importations of\nthose splendid game birds. Tho club\nboasts a balance in hand of $138.43.\nand sentirhent favors its application\nto this service of restocking, this bolng the idea of tho new president,\nGeorge \\V. Steole.\n-As a modeHt start, -pending tho receipt of full; information\"* from ,tho\nslc-partmont, tho secretary-treasurer,\nW. J, Gorbracht, was authorized' to\nsecure from Victoria two femalo\npheasants to mltlgato tho loneliness\nof thc solo surviving cock pheasant\nfrom a formor importation, ln tho\nCrawford Bay sootlon. With the\ncountry adjacent to tho \u25a0 lakes now\nwell opened,- up it is thought both\npheasants and quail will thrive,\nthough the formor In heavy- wlnters-j\nmay need some feedins.\n'Closo Local Lakes for Month.\nC. H. Robinson, fisheries overseer,\nraised the point ot thc depletion of\nmountain brook trout In Cottonwood\nlake and the Six-Mile lakes, resulting front the fact that tho fish wero\nspawning at thc time tho season\nOpbiled.\nOn motion  of  Howard Bush and\nJohn Smith lt wns decided to urge\nclosod   season   on   those   lakes  to\nJuno 1, after which tho fish will bo\nin a position to look after themseves.\nMr. Robinson- stated he - had not\nfound any netting of'rcdflsh on' their\nspawning'beds Ins the last year..1\nRegarding the campaign of the\nDominion'goVonnmont to-' eradicate\ntho squu-wflsh by netting, and Its\nsuspension- owing- to the .-provincial\ngovornment Wanting to ^.ascertain'\nwhether ..the squawtish might be developed.an a-'fopd'flBh, ho stated that\nAUonu-y-cicm-i-ul A. M. Johnson assured him ho-would uso hla-influence\nln .favor.. .0*5' letting tho s eradication\ncampaign proceed.\nIn answer to; Mr. Gorbracht,. Mr.\nRobinson said 'itho Clorrard -. hulohory\ncould only with1 great difficulty so-\nhad boon Inssirui'i.'sl to report any\nt-Uro rulnboWs'trout siiawn, and ho\nnew sourco' ot .supply ho hoard of.\nTin-, rainbow started spawning In October and (topt on Ihrough tho winter, nnd there was nothing in the\nnature of a run, such as occurred\nwith tho salmon and tho redflsh.\nTho overseer staled that tho buckets of grayling ami whltofish now\nbeing caught were entirely within the\nlaw, this bolng the season whon tho\ngrayling-was Hits best. An It was\nInjurious to trout, no objection should\nbo tnkon to its being cauilht.\nMr.-GerWracht urged that tho matter of Boourlng addillonnl rainbow\nfry be strongly pressed.\nChief of ^Pollco Thomas II. Long\nbrought up the question of planting\nwild rice on the flats nnd sloughs.\nMr. Steole .stated lhat none of last\nyear's seeding produced any results,\nbut' that this, might havo boon due\nto\" poor \"stocli. At siny rate, it hod\nlooked poor to him. He state\/1 that\n28 years ago wild rice wns successfully grown on the slough at Bulfour,\nthough the very mid summer thnt\nImmedlatoly'fbllowwl killed it. \u2022 That\nwas tho ones summer In history when\nthe slough dried up.\nDr. H. B. Morrison suggested having Uio trout soo.-inn closo a month\nearlier In the fall to save the spawning rainbows,\nC. O. Woodrow raised tho matter\nof tho Crqston Indians slaughtering\n|doos ln  the spring. Just  beforo tho\nA. G. Lambert Co., Ltd.\nManufacturers of and Dealers In\nAll kinds of Lumber and Building Material, Shingles,\nLath, Mouldings, Windows and Doors and Beaver\nBoard.\nDRAWER  1066 NELSON, B.C.\nAS. Horswiil & Co\nPHONE 121.\nP.O. BOX 57.\nSamo Oranges\u2014 Better Prioes\n'Small.Navel' Oranges, don. 28>-j>\nSome Navol  dranfces, 4M.. doa.\n'<\u2022' ---7*.- -\u2022\u2022\u2022- 91.0Q\nOranges 30*-*, or a dos....gg,*j\nOmnges 3JJ^ or S-doz.i9i.-9O.\nOrantoa 40*. \"' 3 doz. $1.10\nOranfes Jg)-*l or 8 *>\u00bb\u2022 91s40\nLargest   Lomotil-  ..,_l)t_\n2 dozen -  754\nOntnrio Apples, box .-...$2.50\nWhite Boons, -10 lbs. for 75<^\nSpecial today, Picnic Ham,\nlb *\u2022*\u2022\u25a0-* 32-**\nMostsher's Egg NoodleB,\n2 (oi*  .-..;'. .\". '--256\n' MRS. BENNETT'S\nCONCERT and DANCE\nEAGLE HALL, TUESDAY* MARCH 29\nCONCERT 8i30       -   DANCING Tlltfl 2:00\nBlue Diamond Orchestra\nTICKETS $1.10\nfawning season, up tho various* crooks\non Kootenay lake.\nChief \u25a0 ConstabVi. Krnest, Guriimon\nsLated that one prosecution was mado\nlast year, and pointed out that notl--f\nfication of thc offlcors at the time\nirregularities occur would greatly aid\nthem In enforcing the law,\nNew Constitution. .\nTho draft constitution latpiy ..pro-\npared was examined In detail aiid,\naftorsomo amendmont, adopted. Under its-provisions membership In the\nthe club ls made very oasy'to secure.\nprovided for dealing with -inombers\nOn the -othor hand, machinery Is\nwho bring discredit on the organization, their membership being subject\nto cancellation in such cases.\nMajor Gl'ibort Anderson retired\nfrom tho presidency and the elections resulted In tho choice of the\nfollowlrig officers, for the onsulng\nyear: Hdnorary preBldont, JT. Kon-\nnedyl Balfour; president, George W.\nSteele; vlco president. Capt. B. G.\nRennlc; secretary-treasurer, W, i.\nGorbracht; executive oommlttee, J.J\nKennedy, II. Bush, B. Gammon, T. XI.\nLong, A. M. B'ack, Dr. J. Gansncr.\nC. lh Robinson; uuditor, W. S. King.\nMr. Gorbracht's .annual report\nshowed receipts of $140 from membership fees, aud with $63.68 from\ntho previous year, _jx total credit of\n$103.68. Duck feed amounted to\n$2.50, postage to $9.50, and stationery to $8.05, and 1020 advertising\nto $1G.10. The cash balance on\nhand was $138.43. The club accomplished useful work during tho year\nin thc matter of game restrictions\naud game wardens.\nMeetings Not Attended.\nRegarding the attendance at meetings Mr. Gorbracht reported: \"Utst\nyear, In order to avoid advertising\nexpense, wc ageed at our annual\nmeeting to set aside the third Friday\nin the month as a regular meeting\nnight, but this proved a terrible\nfailure, as there seemed to bo only\nabout six montberH who remembered\nthe date, and official mention ls in\nordor here of the fact that James\nKennedy of Balfour Is ono of the\n-six, he having been on hand various\ntimes -when we didn't havo enough\nfor u quorum. If our organitatiuu\nIs lo bo continued, aud to bu a'tauc-\n.'\u25a0\"\u25a0\u25a0, )o|: the members benefit by Mr.\nKennedy's example \u00bbtl4 bo on hand\nmeeting at the call of tho president,\nsecretary to advertise tho fact or advise them personally.1''\nIt wan decided-to-have Ihls year's\n\u25a0tifllht at-iltylc-ail o^tlie tntecnideut.\nW\nmitt ROSE, iAMERIGAN WONDER; WETTED GEM\nTrim are fr-im the 'OkanagtsW. '-Valley, and will make .a fine]\nchange of *jee,d.  (Jet your otder in eaiSyj\n\u25a0 ! \"\u25a0       \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0\u2022   i\\        \u25a0.'\u25a0' \u25a0    :'\nihe''psua.l spring freshets, thy power-\nhouse, has bcen.in ganger of belpg\n\u25a0cr-a-ried \u25a0 away;-Jn a flood that bpduv-\nhas risen' to about fifty foot. \"\\VIth\nthe blasting of a fifty IJqot channel\nit was hoped that the main dam\nwould hold aiid the .power hQ(<s,e\nbp, sayed.   . ,        ^       , ,\n\u2022SJmployees, ftt .-tho -power hotitte'\nnarrowly escaped fith \u2022 their .lives.\nThey wore endeavoring to divert the\n\u25a0rourso of-Vthe flood from the bfff\n\u25a0flam and Sving -.dom,. when :a brea'.t\nin tho lattor I opurred. Only quick\naction- saved their lives.\n\u2022Vy^yM'y^\nCairo has moro^hair,' 200. mostiues.\nSocial anil\n, E. C. Hunt, -aaslstant hor Moult urlst,-\nloft last night to' open a pruning sohool\nmn Ut tho provincial department \"*\" of\nagriculture scltome, 'at Nakusp, and\nlater at Arrow Park. i-Ho expects to bo\nawt^y- until April.    . .\u25a0.\n'H. A. Twlgg of' Creston, provincial\nassistant horticulturist f<ir Eaat Kopto-\n-i.;iy, loft Nelson yesterday for Apple-\ndale to ..conduct a pruning school under\n'the provincial \u25a0 department of agriculture. He will make ia visit to aome\nof New Dcnvor's orchards, and later\nrettirn to Slocan Park to i>p--n a prun-\ninc school thero on March 31.\nJudge J. A. Forln of this elty left\nlast nigbt for'Revelstoke to hold county\ncourt   Hr expects-to return Friday. .\nDr. WHson \u25a0 Herald, ear, nose and\nthroat specialist, has arrived in Nelson\nand will retnatll a fow days.\nJ. P. Vorde, federal publ ic works\nengineer, hns returned from a visit on\ndepartmental business to Ottawa.\nJamoB Kenedy of.'3nlfour was ln\nNelson-last night to attend the annual\nmeeting of the .P\u2122* and Gun olub.\nWHAT ABOUT YOUR EYE87\nMy eye-tostltig system is so nccurato\nand complete that there _n never any\ndoubt. After my thorough correcting\ntests, my check tests, and tho knowledge gatnod through examination by\nmathrmatttcally correct Instruments, I\nnm warranted In saying \"i know.')\nSatisfied patients have given me a\nPrOvlnca-wldo reputat Ion for accurate\nresults, better vision and perfect com-'\nfort. If your present glnsaeR do not\nsuit, if you require a change, or If\nyou need new glosses, my srvlces nr>t\navailable by appointment\nA. HIGGINB0THAM\nExoluaiva   Oplomitrltt\nK.W.C,   Block   <Up.tr.ii-.),   N.l.on\nJis.t to  Lot Vou  Know\nA. D. PAPAZIAN\nExport  Watchmakor,  Jowolor  and\nQraduato Optomotriat.\nWhen .Yon Overhaul Your Launch Use\nBAPC0 MARINE PAINT\nWhite, Green and Red\nAnd Berry Bros, \"Luxeberry\" Spar Varnish.\nWe can also aupply you with Paint and Varnish Remover,\nSteel Wool, Sand Paper, Paint Brushes, etc\nWood-Vallance Hardware Company, Ltd.\n.-.a,n .iTura-i\n-.KIsHOIV  m   ...\nwiw\nMeeting the Demands of Style\nand Economy in Spring Clothes\nWe have always sold ''Good Clotlm,\" but it has been several\nSprings since we were able to offer- such splendid fabrics aa\nthese.\n30 SPECIALS\n$30.00 and $75.00 Suits at Half Price\n$40.00\n$50.00\nSUITS\nFOR\n8UIT8\n*      FOR-\"'\n$30.50\n$37.50\n$57.50, $60\nand $65.00\nSUITS  FOR\n$45.00\nNOTE-\nBorsalino Hats This Week $8.95\n-All the latest Spring 'Models skc included itrthis sale\nWorkqien Race Elements to\nBlast New Channel and\nAvert Disaster\nI'AKUY SOUND, Ont, March 21.\u2014\nHon ;.iv ].u-*y hlnsilni: out a i\\t_\\v'\nchannel Xor thu raffing torrent that\nilircit'tif lho destruction of lho line\nnew i :.,'\"\u25a0\u25a0 i horso power electric\nlight nod vower pum here, xo nn\nto i'i.- the forco of tho flood :ttt\nmuch nt* possible away from the\npower hoiMc Tlie citlsena of t'.iln\ntown have heen exceedingly anxious\nover thi 8ltualion!'n\u00ab tinaM H,*itunluy\ni>'enlng'8 ctoiul buX-> added \u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2022 hy\ni  ..i*-;.*.-.   ii .J  \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0,,\u25a0    ! \\Marn .Ml,\nW. W. Powell of \"Spokane, who la\nim.-iliiiT niiihiii block- maufaoturo at Nakusp, nrrlved In Nelson yesterday.\nMm. H. H. Llnnoll of \"Wyclirfe, who\nliit.i hoen vlaltlng In tho city, leaves\nfor her home this morning with her\ndaughter. Miss Irene Jjlnnell, who is\nuttedlg the Nelson Business college.\nW. J. Gallpoau. tho Grand Forks contractor. v.*;i;; umoiig arriVftlB last night.\nJ. H. Devlin returned to the city\nlast ir.iii from a visit to Halcyon Hot\nSprings.\nThe 0. K. Bakery\nHot\nCross\nBuns\n25c a dozen\nOrd^r early. Phone or give\nour driver ydur order. 0. K\nquality the best.\nO.K BAKERY\n8TANLEV   ST.\n111      '   ''\nPHONE   165\n\t\nNelson News of the-Day\nThere will be a meeting of the school\nboard at tho public school .i\\ >\u25a0 o'clock\ntonight. i    <82\u00bb)\nScliulyor Past Noble Grands' Association No. 1. I. O. O. F., meets tonight\nal 7:30 o'clock In I. O. O. F. hall. The\nbusiness meeting will, fee-'-followed by\na social evening. -(23B0)\nBAKER   STREET\nGILKER'S\nBAPTIST  CH-UECH.\nDon't [ssrs-sl  thn ssiss-tini; li.silislst nt 8\no'clook.    Rev. J. W. Lltth. ,<S!81)\nWHVATE BALE\nI*n*.*p**ern, rhnlrss, enrpcta, china, etc.,\n102 Cubonat*.*. li'in)\nTho :s,i|ssii!isi.|! sisiississl isss s tins: ot the\nNdhon Kftlr ABBoclntlon will bo hold\nIn the Usssiril of Trade rooms on\nw-sdiif-ssda** ssfts-rtisissii, March 23, at 8\no'olock, (2294)\nNELSON,   0.  C,\nVICTORY BONDS\nWe buy and sell Victory Bonds.\nDaily quotations received by wire.\nCharles F. McHardy\nReal Estate Rental*\nInsurance oi All Kinds\nSons of England mict tonight. -'Whlto\nRoso Initiations. (2271)\nMaDotuU'a   n>.ajn>I.   HanuU-U\nA    BIO   Ssil\/LRR\nOlv.  yoor   Grooar  a 'trial   ord.r,  and\n-sen thr* vettaon for a ropoau    -    (1117)\nUoiart \\r atxa. -tr. \u00bb-\u00abli*\u00abfor\u00ab on\n\"it--nk  o-.ra.n.,--  follow-*  -Or  (\u00bb.ral\nw.rtlns\/ of -BorOonltsaral aoot.tr, -OOBH-\nnll oaarnh.r, W-*a\u00ab.\u00bbd\u00bbI, \u00bbJ>* UL\nIUU)   0\u00bb6BOB B-MST. Asutnmrj.\nTlrit Churoli of Chrlaf, Scl.ntlat, of\nNelaon, It. C, announces a free lecture on Christian Hclenco by Clarence\nIV. Chadwlck, c. R. B. *of Omaha, Neb,,\nmember of the Boai-d ot lectureship of\nlis- M'Uher .Issir.-ls, llin first Church\nof C'lsMst, Sciential, or Boston, Masaa-\nchuaelta, t\/mlRbt, March 22nd, at F :*l,\np. m. In the church edifice, Kootenay\nand Vlotorla -streeta, ond cordially In-\nvlten th. publlo to bo present.      (2211.)\nHIGH-CLASS FURS\nAT   GREATLY   REDUCED   PRICES\nAny article mado ' to ordor from\nboot 80tOCtf*-d isklna. Clistomcra* own\ntura raado Into -Aar nrtlclo deelred,\nwith best work at rooderato prlco.\nOl.l tun rs'palrod tu>d rcmodollod\nInto noweat ahnpoo.\nG. GLASER     .\nMANUFACTURING FURRIER\nNELSON, B.C.\nPHONE 106. P.O. BOX 7(7.\nmm \u25a0  i\"i n. ,i   ifn m i   iat.\u2014j\nCQNSTAN$E\nA  Comedy   Knockout   in  six\nrounds\nTwo* Red   Capitol   Comedy\n\"THE BJG IDEA\"\nTOMORROW\nWALLACE REID\n\"Whafs Your flurry?'*\nA  story   that  noes  like  blue\nblazes.\n3\nSOAPS, STATIONERY,!\nWALLPAPER\nVinolia Bath  Soap......l7c\nPalm Olive. 2 regular'size\nand 1 smaHfor....,...25c\n20 PER CENT OFF STATIONERY AND WALL PAPER\nI\nSee our Wall Paper Remnants for Big Reductions.\nBe sure jou feet your Free\nWriting  Pad  with every j\nDollar Sale.\n.1 -     - -;      ,      I\nRutherford Drug Co.\nNELSON,'B, C-     -\n~\nEASTER NOVELTIES\nBASKETS\u2014Small   size,   3  for I\nLargo  sizes, 2  for 29\nCANDY EOGS, ROOSTERS, CHICKlf\nBUNNIES,  ETC.    ALL GOOD\n\u2022VALUE      I     ;''\nFLEMING'S   STORE\nGREATER  NELSON\nDRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC-I\nHAVE   YOU   TRIED   IT? \u25a0\nBORDEN'S   MAWeu   MILK\nWE   HAVE  IT.  FIFTY   CENT Sizj\n___tu t l     ,'stm s    ii  ____m\nKOOTENAY   GRANITE   AND\nMONUMENTAL     COMPANY,\nLIMITED\nFront   St.,   Nolson\n-win;,   M I\n5\n\u2014\nnra-nd concert nm| danCo under dun*\nnlc*n Knot on ny KlHIrB1 t'in-w Imtid,\n\\\\m\\g\\* tinll, W<dn\u00abn:lay, April BUt TJ\u00abJ\nU8  uurt  go ^li, ',-\u25a0\u25a0.-.'\nA New Hat Makes One\nFeel Better\nEvory man likes to refresh hia\nappoaranco  with   oomething   now.\nNothing quite makes such a big\ndifforenc. as a now hat. Nothing\nla ao Important now that tho oplrit\nof tho timet lo to dress batter.\nOur Hat Section io givino you\nSomo -wonderful valuea these days.\nHats   of   exceptional    quality;    aoft\nhats;  all, wnnt.d  colors, now 1(5.00.\nARROW.\n\u201e hats;\nSS-SO   and ,1*7.00\nITALIAN\nhats'\n\u00bb7.00   antl   18,00\nEMORY & WALL EH\n","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Nelson (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Nelson_Daily_News_1921_03_22","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0396568","@language":"en"}],"Language":[{"@value":"English","@language":"en"}],"Latitude":[{"@value":"49.493333","@language":"en"}],"Longitude":[{"@value":"-117.295833","@language":"en"}],"Notes":[{"@value":"The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. McMorris.","@language":"en"}],"Provider":[{"@value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","@language":"en"}],"Publisher":[{"@value":"Nelson, B.C. : News Publishing Co.","@language":"en"}],"Rights":[{"@value":"Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art and History: https:\/\/touchstonesnelson.ca","@language":"en"}],"SortDate":[{"@value":"1921-03-22 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1921-03-22 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"The Daily News","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0396568"}