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C, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1925 >-\nNo. 293\n1190 I *\u2022*t3\nmot t i f \u25a0 * i * m\nVIC TO* TA i C\nlfi\nCampbell\nWINS LIQUOR CASE\nSee Page 3\n:ANADIENS\u25a0. STOP VICTORIAS RUSH\nMER AND MYERS MUST NOW FACE JUDGE\nRIT1SH ARMY\nCOMMANDER IN\nINDIA IS DEAD\nsneral Rawlinson Fails to\ntally From Appendicitis\nOperation\nSUM WOULD HAVE\nEXPIRED NOVEMBER\nromoted After Somme Battle Where He Com-\nmanded Fourth Army\n>BLHI, March -27.\u2014General Lord\nwlinson. commander in chief of\nBritish forces in India, died torn.\nxird Ruwlinson'a term in India\nuld have expired in* November.\nSBSCaabOt, General Sir Willinm\ndwood, who hag Just been pro-\ned to he a field marshal, whs\nmed by the Hritish war office\nMarch 20.\nUs death followed an operation\nappendicitis on March 2.\">. At\nt it was thought thut the opera -\nn was successful, as the llritish\nnmnnder in chief seemed lo be\noveriiiK.\n>nrral Ixird Henry Seymour Raw-\n\u25a0wm, eomnyHidor in chief of the\ntish forces\" In India since 1920.\nI one of the best know Brltlah\nlerals during the world war. He\ns born on l-'ehruary 20, 1864. nnd\neducated itt Sanhnrst and en-\n\u25a0d the army in 18S4.\nWpn War Promotion\nIe was employed al lhe war office\nlhe outbreak of the world war,\nias yiven command of the\nnib army corps In November, 1914.\ncommanded tbe fourth llritish\nny durinK the battle nf the Somme,\nilevt-d 'Important successes there\nt wafl promoted lo general In\noRnltlon of hi-** services.\n>n August. 8, 1BU. his troops\ninjunction wlih lhe French, ut-\nked tbe enemy In the region of\nilens and tbey gained a signal\ntory which heralded the general\nanee of the allies. Genera) Itaw-\n\u25a0ton's army played a profntnenVpart\n'few weeks Inter, in the storming\nthe Hirfilenburg line and in the\nMquent victoria* advance ensi-\nd.\nlOOD WATERS RISE\nIN SASKATCHEWAN\n\u25a0amage Serious; People\nRescued From Homes\non Rafts\nGeneral Dies After CIETV flWC I1IC\nAppendicitis Operation | \\\\ \\ | \"UPbL UiL\nGENERAL LORD R A WLINSON\nCommander-in-i hi.-f of the I'.iiUsh\nforces in India, whe wiH-reahouts ot j Barricaded in His Shack He\nWITNESS SAW\nMYERS KILL\nGILDS' SON\nStrompkins Says Baker Admitted Killing of Gillis\nSenior\nKNOCKED LAD TO\n\u25a0 DECK AS HE CAME UP\n\"Mv Cod if I Could Only\ntalk Good English?\nHe Says\nVICTORIA. March !7 \u2014 (iwi-n ll.\n(\"Canaonball\") ltak.-r and 11. Fro.l\n.Myers, alias Harry I-'. CSi\") Sown-.ll.\naere this :iit, rii,...ii committed far\ndial by Magistrate flefinrr .lav nn th.-\nalait-i; \u25a0 muritrrlna I'al.l. ' Ullllanl\nOUlls mal In- son, William, iiii III.-\nn ho..Mer ...Til (.. nt SllltleV Islllllil\nIrsl s.-i.oa r. Th,- rasp will aoras\n i a, m assises, probably in\n.Mav.\nronoiiltlal of the Iwo scrums' for\nfrtal full..we.i .-\\ oi.-ii,*.. ..a in,, s\/usaaa\nstand hy l'anl Ktrompklns. whoso orlf-\nieal confsaal .1 , plieilv In III.-\nI'.-rvi ii bliacklna rrlm-. laid tin-\nf..ini.lali..n for lie- pr -illume In\n.-.out this w k Stmmpktna tmlay\ntwore thai In- saw Fr.,1 Mvera, alilin\nHarry Hbwash, kill Willi,un .Hills, son\nof Capt. Willinm Ulllls, ,.n Hi- ileek el\nthe H.i>I O. ami Iiml uw. n I\". (\"Can*\nf\" I\"l Baker Inter a.hniite.l in e,.n\nvernation that he hail killed ths fallier.\nSlioinkliis l.-.-iilie,i t I.m afler the\nBaryl O\" had bn n boardad youal Bulla ran..- Irani below, lie saw Sowash.\nwho iiml foiiow.-d the lad up, kill hlm\nhy knocklDI hlm la.wii on the ileek us\nIn stepped from Iho pantonway.\nSowash then vahl In Maker:\n\"I kllleil htm.\" linker thereupon\nshook han,is with Sewasl,\nWhile he .11,1 nm j.-iunliv see Kaker\nkill Ua- fallier. Xtnlmpklns said thai\nwhen ihe nulijerl ... heing lalk.il\no\\er lrilt v\u2014Ilnke.- s.i,.I:\n, \"1 I shoot Ihe *.ld man hecatis.\nIn was too strong for nt\u00bb.\"\nThe .lememirr of th,. |wo prf\u00ab*ir,r-\n.-.ititi.iste.l strikingly as Htrumpklns\nleaelieil the pesk nf his narrallve\nRaker became t -.- ihsn usually aotlte\nISklnic Dales. Snwasli remalnnl l,n-\ne-ovahle as a s|il,l,,,. Wlien HtrOmp-\nklns ileseiil-.l Im* So wash's hl\u201ew\n'fo-lo'd the from y ig (Hills, a\nI.alt smile, halt sneer, flitted over the\nfeatures of Bowssh,\nThe evhh tl.-.- of Si-\u201e,\u201e,,1, jn , ^;,4 ejv.\nfori imi birth, his rommnnd of ' h.n-\nsua\u00abe was pitifully - ,\\, t , ]\u201e\nI\" ilal.-.l to Interject: -Mv ,:,\u201e|, If I\ne.-nl.l only talk scad Knultsh!\"\n.M.l'liiili.el.. I\nas taken tods'\nLikewise il\nOlson, brother\nhunieil alter ih\nBoth will 1...\n'S eliemisi |,\nuna X. l.-on\nite William\nnl million\na I..- -.1\n\u25a0\u25a0ly of in\narry Olson.\nears' Inlir-\nlineil by .i\nSAN FRANCISCO, Mareh 27.\u2014 An\nrplane flight from Purls to San\ninclseo, crossing the Arete near\nnorth pole, is heing planned\na feature of the diamond Jubilee\nthe slate next September. The\nn provides far the Inauguration\nn regular route unil the arrival\nthe piithflntrng airplane In San\nLUNENBURG, N.s.. March j;.\u2014\n\u2014Edward Grotbata, aged im. n\n.-numy Jnil lM-lviiier. nwnileil\nirlnl on n (iiaryi* nf nlletllpt-\nCd inuiiler, llropiN-il .!.-:..! on the\nsln-i't Imt-o lliis ufii'i iiooii wliile\nheing 1VIIII-IU-.I to llu, jail from\na Inni dentist's ofrloe m1h*iv he\nhad Im'ch to have a tooth ex-\nIraeleil.\nCRAZED FARMER IS\nFINALLY CAPTURED\nlhe hoy.\nThe hody was found hy an employee at the foundry this iifternoon.\nA coroner's Inquest will he held Saturday.\nThreatened to Shoot\nInvaders\nEMIGRATION SCHEME\nNEARS COMPLETION\nDRUM 11\nolio C. i\nle Vi\nell.\nIll\nMareh\nr.inrisco during the week of the I f... ir ar ,\n'\u2022lehrntlon. Haakon H. Hammer, j UttOWO linOWS llOI\nsoeiale of Cuplain Rnouhl Atnunil-\nn ln arctic explorations, is the ori-\nnator of (he plan. Hammer it*\naiming a flight thla summer from\n'jndon to Tokyo by way of the j\ntirth pole nnd now is in San Fran- OTTAWA. Marc!\n,seo. ailn's representative)\nI At a meeting nf the executive rented pretentious\nmmltiee of tha jubilee celebration Quid \\v\nol Superior Quarters\nlor Canadians at Geneva\nImperial and Australian\nGovernments Increase\nImmigrant Funds\nsatow\nInsane over In\nI crops and ihe\nI '\u25a0'\u25a0 lied Ihis a\nI Torpy of v..ut\nr r cam\nCampbell Im.i\nis own shuck\nm dlsiilel. who wenl\n linn over the poor\nloss of his farm, was\nllernoon by Constat,le\nncslown, al lhs borne\nphi li-a neighbors.\n1.an leaded himself in\nnd wilh llie aid ol\nREV. MR. SHEARER\n' DIES IN TORONTO\ni Secretary Social Service\nCouncil Dies Following\nHeart Attack\nTORONTO, M ireh *T llev. Dr. 0,\n\u25a0I Shearer, g ral secretary of tbe\n! social service \u2122uncll of Canada, died\nsuddenly here tonight.\nI Mr. Sh-an-r was taken ill recently\nwith anslns peciona ami pneumonia.\n\u25a0 lie was in his i;.,i|| |,,,r. II,. ,.\u201e\u201e,,.\nj 10 T al.i on liiday, Mareh 111, was\n! laken ill wilh loan trouble on the\nI following Mondnj in is ss developed inni i iiiiii.iu i. It was\n[ aimed mnlghl thai hi lia.l il.linned\ntwo nddress a day l.a- si,- weeks dial\nthai had brought on the heail\ntroiilde.\nMyers Hearing on\nBingo Fraud Charges\nfor Thursday Next\n\\VI\\MI'i:C. Mareh IT.\u2014Pre\nIhiilnai-y hearing nf ft-nml\ni humes laid agalnal .Im- .Myers,\n! former mnnaeing ilin-ci r Hie\nllin:-.. (.old Mines. II,nil,si. will j\nbe proceeded uiih next Tliurs-\niluv. Miers i- ..i,i on hull of ,\n1100,000.\nSuccessor lo General\nLord Rawlinson\ng^fK s',....^\n\/\n__sm |*%-\n.f-\"*1-\n-\"\"\"i\n~...\\\nFIELD-MARSHAL SIR WILLIAM\nBIRDW00D\nN'ameil as su.-eessor to Celleral\nllawllllson as Chief of the Hrilish\nforces in India. lie was In have\nueeeeileil Oeneral Rawlinson In No-\nvemhor, but will no .l.ail.l take over\nthe appointment at once owing lo\nhe death of llle leader In Delhi lasl\nlight field -Marshal I'.irilwood relived his promotion only a week ago.\nYOUTH ELOPES\nWHILE ENGAGED\nSEP GIRL\nToronto Magistrate Has\nHands Full in Untangling\nMatrimonial Mixup\nTOnONTO. Marcli IT. - lUffE-ati-atf\nl'jittorsfin tod-ay iitiii.ri-i.il, iin- task o\\\nihnoiiiiil tanalf. \"nil an a flrai atea\ni.iniinii.'.i Cjrll J, ntriatn, tha you at\nman in lh# tone, Int ii \\\\f.\\\\. p\u00bba-dlnt\nInvpatlirallnn, Cyril, ll wan ahown,\ni.i'iiiily flnpf-rl with n 17-yeur-nlri ylrl\nir Niagnra r.iiN. two itayn I., fore lhe\nirrlyal fmni Marnlnnln r\u00bbf rx young\na an whn Im.i i.. , n s.-i.ci-.i by hla\nirandfathi r In hi r( me ins brlda, In\norder m hrlni th>- ynultt bach to fulfill hl\u00ab aKreemeni with the ilrl from\nMacedonia, Cyrll'a father, who conducta\n;l reMtaurani In Toronto, l.-iirt Information rigainni him, rharfflni thi n\nfrom the nil. and ii waa on that\netargr that the young Louhlnval an-\n|i..ir.'il in court twlay\nKl. n-ii. r Ki rr. ci-unm-l ror ih. youth,\nMvrlrxiH ihr Information that thi\ncirl willi n bom rhrlHtn , i, ,,,.,1 w_\u00bb\nDEFEAT WEST\nCHAMPIONS BY\nFOUR TO TWO\nWin Was Needed for Another Chance at Stanley Cup\nGAME INFERIOR\nTO PREVIOUS ONES\nMorenz Stars for Winners;\nNext Game Monday\nNight\nlie suggrsli\nmarry lhe\nfi.lfill hla\nall.,W,-|| to\nid Christ..\nIran with\nRUM BOAT SINKS;\nLIQUOR ABOARD\nEighteen Hundred Cases\nLost When Crew Scuttles Former Sub Chaser\nsandy hook \\ j., March 27\nThe nun boat s. i: n;, a form\njoo-fooi auhmarlnc chaaer and I\nVICTORIA. .March 27.\u2014Canadiana\nkept In the running for the Stanley cup hero tonight when they de-\nfoiit.Ml Victoria, 4 to 2, in a gatnft\nthat wan far inferior tn any other\nplayeil in tho scries to date. Tho\ni-'renrhmen'* victory en me at an opportune t me for hail thoy cruniploil\nup before the Cougar attack tonight th.y would have loat the so-\nrien In throe straight. Canadiens\naeeompUabad tho downfall of \\'io-\ntorta under western rulea. Tho \u00bb>-\nrien now st amis Victoria, 2; Ca na -\ndlens. 1. Tho fourth game will ho\npi Y ed i |i .Monday riight under\neastorn rnl.-n.\nTho threo-nian defence maintained\nhy hoth side* ruined the to\u2014bo, the\nRi'ciind period, In particular, hptng\nvery tame. In tlio thlni period the\nhost hockey of the tight was neon\nanil Canadiens hmt hy far the host\nof It, Moronx being the star performer, liis hurst* of speed had\nthe Cougars pnrauKed.\nCarta (Kent Open Strong\nCanadions ntnrto.1 off dotormineil\nto halt the winning tdreuk ot the\n: Cougars and In the first iu m nut-K-t\nhad the Cnugani on the run, throe\n! pennlti**s to the western champions,\nweakening their (tide consl.lerahly,\nMorenz, wilh iiis te.rrlflo shot, was\nhlaa'Bf nway at Holmes and th\u00ab\n'Happy One\" had to pull pltrnomo-\nnii) stuff In order to keep them from\nscoring. He was l.e.ilon. however.\nwh.-n Joliat i\\rtw Mm out of the\nn.-l ami fl.i.-lied the puck to Moron\/,\nwho acored throafh a furost of lefa\nami sticks.\nAfter tin- half way mark Victoria.\nloosened up .in.l drove ihe Canadiana hack Into ih.'ir own territory.\nFredlckami was u lha limoliKht on\n\u25a0ercral novel!) ruahej which made\nthe Canadlvn defence open up. While\nhoth sides were playintt five men\na side. Jocko Anderson fonnd un\nopening under Veednt'l arm and\nthrew the crowd into an uproar. It\nwas a deceptive shot, curv n\u00a7 around\nCleghorn'a toft. There was no acore\nin the s.-cond period due tn tho\nstrenuous check in I of iho d-UTenoea.\nTha Cougara had more aucceiw than\nthe Frenchmen at partlnn the oft-\npoaing defence, bul when It rami\nto outgueaalng Yoalna they found\nthai a maater was In fnun of the\nhemp. Toward the close nf the period v.-zin.. left h s rfcartr thrm\nnm.s t.. nmnther lha efforta ot\n(Contlnuad on Pan Sev.-m\nIMI\nink\nat the pier here todaj after it had\nbeen m uttled by It* crew of sixteen\nrum anuigglen just before they\nwere removed by coaat guardsmen\nwho captured them last night,\nThe s. B. 117 uas chaaed more\nlie\nrtlsn\nhi\nlh.\nsh.\nIns gun\nthe pari\nI'dny, a sub committee was\n.dnted to study Hammer's plan.\n27.\u2014\"If Can-\nin Geneva hgve\nlalteix.\" iu the\nIrow W.Non for ihe en-\nap-\nMcCoy Has Three\nMore Sentences Added\nto His Court List\n\u25a0\u25a0 LOS ANCsELKB, March 27.\ni\u2014Kid MoCoy, ex-pugilist, had\nthree more penitent i.lry sentences added to his i list in\nBupeflor court today.\nToday he received two m'H-\ntences of from one to 14 years\neach on two count a of assault with intent to murder,\nand ono sentence of from six\nmonths to 10 years on a\ncharge of aMfcUlt with a deadly wonpon.\ntain ment ot -Halting Cai\nthe Ottawa ffOI eniuient li\nkno>vledKe of it. This was the in- j \\\nnveved to Hen. It. .J\nEn Ojr ledge\ni.rftiation\nI.OMIOX, March 17. \u2014\n,-ss Cable)\u2014It is underai\ne negotiatldha for the new i\nui arrangements between Hi\nrial n nd Auatrallnn governmei\npldly approachlna compt-itlon.\nticipated tbo ru w afntani \u00bb\ntlufndtery in all reapagta to th\ntra liana The outitandlsg aan\nra likely to ue an Incn\nemit allocated to Itnmlgri\nftarnoon 11'*\"'111\nManion I',I,M)\"'\nManien, in the house ths\nhy Premier1 King. Dr.\nquoted a dispatch to Iho Toronto\nMail and Kntph'o which said that\nDr, W. A. Hid.loll, had rented sileh\nqnartera In Qenevft,\nt.i\n!\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\nhe\n I-\nyear. I'-nlllus till:\nla.nilliH In Jnil.\nhoi on MS Wife1\nait them uflle.\nI Hai\nII sen., ihr.\npoured ul\n' Is blocked in numy places by elide\nclothing nml\nhan i it !\u2022 hoped lo\nopen by May I.\nhave Illow-'-tt pa\nQuebec Voles Against\nInfringement British\nNorth America Act\nQCBBMC, Mar.-h it.\u2014without al\nI djaeentlng voice the Quebec lagistA-\n| lure today roted agalnal the bleu nl\n.-my binIngsminl ol the British North\nAmerica act, through ohannlni! the\ncharacter or Inlegrltj. of the Canadian\nsenale. Both sides of the house also\napproved of tha need of maintaining\nthp legislative rottnctl of this province, uniy Quebec and Nova Real la\nhave au upper house.\nVictoria City Council\nBacks Government's\nVaccination Orders\nVHKIIUV Ma,cb L'T\u2014It -\ntarilb-s nf Ibe piiivlllcbil gJT-\nerliineiit's order , I.ii I c.ct-.i- tiiii-lMalioii in Victoria, tlio\ni-llv is.in,cil divided mill).\nllu- co H \"a- iinaiili s in\n.\u25a0olislilei-ln* It... uoicriun.. ill's\nalllludi. basty and ll|.iulvls.-(l.\n-rbi'i',. Is mil a, single eggg of\nsmall |ni\\ In \\ inoiia.\nHoldup Men Get\nAway With Spokane\nFirm's Payroll\nSI'nKANI., March 117.-Two men.'\niiriiie.l wilh sawed off shot Rims. !\nInliliip nn eio|ih.y..|. \u201ef Ai-niour \u2022 |\nCo.. meat pacers here today, audi\nescaped with a payroll of |MM\\ I\nThe Weather\nThe tamperaturea b.-l.m tm for the\njSI hours ending yesterday afternoon at\n6 o'eloek.\nVICTORIA. Mai,\nal\nihowen\nX 1.1 -sa i\\\nVictoria \t\nVancouver . .\nKkmloopa .....\nllai kervlllc . . .\nI'lince Knpett\nBatovan \t\nCalgary \t\nWinnipeg \t\nPortland \t\nHan l-'rnncls.o\n-Xelson an.l\nw-itli ocea-\n41\n12\n3\u00ab\nUS\nliltle\nSp.\nllrand Forks\nKaslo \t\nEdmonton\nl'l inc. All'i\nIft\n21\n24\n12\n.40\n42\nr.2\n-.r.ii\n\u2022i\n\u2022t\n Va~ Tw\u00ab \"*\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1925\nLeading Hotels of the West\nWhen Scperwr 'Acammodatfion May Bt Obtained\nGeorge Benwell, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nAMERICAN PLAN RATES, $3.50 TO |5.00\nRooms with Running Water and Private Baths.\nHeadquarters for all Travelling Men, Mining Men,\nLumber Men and Tourists.\nROTARIAN HEADQUARTERS\nSPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00\nTHE MOST COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THE CITY\nHUME \u2014 A. R. miser. Wlnnlptt: Vancouver: I,. .1. Htfwtrts, Kalrusp: li\nI, a. ftforley, Vim,-.,uver; John f. ' i: Woodbury, Vancouver; R. i:\nohnston, Trail lanst; Mr. an.l .Mrs. C. Holmes, Heattle; Tlninias (txli-v. Van-\ni. urciairil. Ciaiilii-.u.l-; F. l.raniiaall. Cuuver.\nEUROPEAN PLAN\nDaylight Sample Rooms for\nCommercial Men,\nHotel Strathcona\nOnce You Get Acquainted With the Strathcona\nYOU WILL STOP AT NO OTHER\nPolice Withdrew\nOne Charge Against\nGeorge Lapointe\nWhen Oeorge LapotaU i.f the\nQueen's hotel, pleaded niUty to IM\ni-iiar-a.. of having liquor mi his Imsi-\nluas premises before Waglstmta 'William arown Thuradsiy marnlnff, tin-\nMcotid charge ol having liqimi- in an\nInn other than a private Km'st r B\nwas withdrawn by tha city police.\nLapointe waa fin.-ii. an.l paid $-\"(>'\non the llrtl charge. Both chargee\nktm. lai.I l'.,l!..wila.- a rail! mall,' by\nChief i.r Police Thomas II. bang ami\nBarceant Alex. si.-wan ..n the Queen's\nWednesday moratiuj.\nFORTY-FIVE BANKRUPTCIES\nuttawa. Msrch 17.\u2014Public notice\nof -r. bankruptcies npj i-s in Uus\nwe.-Vs Issue of the ('ana,la liazi-li,.. \u25a0\nBETTER LATE\nTHAN NEVER\nQueen'sHotel\nTHE CENTEn OF CONVENIENCE\nHot and cold water In every room\nSteam heated*\nA. LAPOINTE, Prop\nTHE MADDEN HOTEL\nT. MADDEN, Prop.\nSteam-heated Rooms by the Day.\nWeek or Month.\nEvery consideration shown to\nQuests.\nCor. Baker and Ward Sts. Nelson\nMADDEN -\u2014 <> L, Jones, Spokane\n.I..!in Bopoff, Crescent Valley; Mr. am\ni .Mrs. f. s-iui-r, Kejrina: J, Rovers\n! Wan.'t.i; Qeorge Rickey, Spokane; Ro;\nI Hunter, Tadanac\nQUEENS \u2014 r.eorec M. Cretier,\ngranite 1'oornian; .1. <*. Summer*,\nNorthpdrt; P I-. O. Ream, Northport;\ni. roonea, Toronto; r. Tiler, Toronto;\ni:, O\u00bbrl\u00abon, A. Swnnson, a. Peteraon,\n1'. M Ruder, sinrUy; A. Maurice, A.\nV. Maley, Trail.\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\n616 Vernon Street East\nOnly brick hotel In city. Steam\nheated; hot and cold water\nEuropean and American plum*\nNKW QRAND \u2014 Chen Toy, Trail\nT All.in. Vail lean; O, i:* Lewis, Blair\nmon \u25a0 I'- t<1 Paaternah i nil \u00ab(fe, Leth\nbrldn; Stanley Mallnuwekl. Leth\nbridge; 8. Lukla, Grand Forks; W. ll\nKnllklllS. \\\"il! UVI I*.\nSays Quebec Lady, When\nSending Us News of the\nBenefits Derived From\nthe Use of Dodd's\nKidney Pills\nMiss Mary Beaiilieu suffered from\nbackache, neuralgia and headaches.\nST. ATHANA8E, Que.. March 17.\u2014\n(Special.)\u2014The sterlinf vaiaa ot\nDodd'a Kidney I'ills as a. kidney\nremedy i* s!i<>.,vn by the following\ntestimonial from Miss M. B-aaulleu,\nof this place:\n\"i ;ini a little late in leading in\nprbot ft Hie efficacy of your Dodd's\nKidney I'ill.*-*. lint, as tho old saying\n^ocs, \u25a0I'.ctici* lale than never.'\n\"Ves, only two boxes of your marvellous pills have suf fired to completely relieve mo from a complication of kidney troubles from which\nI have suffered inr seven years. 1\nhave decided in future, not to suffer\nlong before making a call on Dodd's\nKidney I'ills.\"\nIt is statements like this that have\nbum up anil maintained the reputation Dodd's Kidney Pllla hold today,\nas tin- old Canadian kidney remedy.\nV.m will find thai Dodd'a Kidney\nI'ills u-ill relieve kidney trouble, no\nmatter where or in what torn it is\nfound.\n3 MOTHERS [\ni AND THEfR CHILDREN J\n,)tX i: itjt :\u00a3'*\u25a0*. ifX \u00ab\u25a0*.\u00bb ^ K >\u2022\u25a0 \u00bb V- >i:; !t;: KK.'rt'!*\u00a3.''ii\nLEARNING BUSINESS FORMS\ni inel Mother Says:\nf itfi.ro taught my aorta to writs\ncherks whan they wanl to draw on\ntheir home banks. 1 nm their barrfrtr\nand kc.p a correct .in nunt .-of funds.\nThey also know how to word receipts\njn the prupei* form and always pie-\nsgpl tliem on the paymenl of any\ndebt io the hank. Thus they are\nearly beoomlng tamlllur with imsi-\nness forms ;ind system.\nShe made herself and her friends\nmiserable. A few drops of Shiloh\nwould have relieved her cough at\nonce. Shiloh in Bate Hure and\neconomical. At your drugdat,\n30c, fiOc and J1.20.\nOCCIDENTAL HOTEL\nA. C. TOWNER, Proprietor\nThe home of plenty\nFifty rooms of \"solid comfort\nfTe btrve tiie best meals in Nelson\nIt's the cook.\nMRS. MALLETTE\nAnnounces the Reopening of\nTHE KOOTENAY HOTEL\nVernon Street Phons 692\nlompl' n-ly renovated. Thirty rom\nforcible roams.\nA Home for the World nt lleasnnahle\nFrlces\"\nSAVOY HOTEL\nTwo blocks from Depot.\nSteam Heated. By Day, Week or\nMonth. Hot and i old running water\nFor Your Comfort.\nJ. A. KERR, Prop.\n- WOI - J U --'a1- \". Vane in .\ni i: ji. i.. nan. South Slocan; W n\n... ,;.,,\u201e l-assinor. William Si- l-.ii-\nUmnlt, I'oornian; N. McK.ml,.\n,| . ;,\u201e City: Mrs. 'A i'1-...ii.i. Wllv. i\n\\l.-\u00ab I, White, Stlv.ll \\\\ I.\n, -ii in.l 1 -.. i -. .1 I-'-a- r, > ll I'l\nNelson's Best Cafes\nWhen at Nelson, Eat at ths\nGolden Gate Cafe\nnil, molto Is Cleanliness, Quality\nnnd RervlCS All White Help\nHeals \"ai.- and I'll\nUse Celery King:\na gentle laxative \"Tea\nand ionic for the family\nAt your dfWOgJBi 'tOc and 60c\nBOOK COMMITTEE\nOF LIBRARY NAMED\nOver Two Thousand People Visit Local Library\nin Month\nSore, fired and\nElistered Feet\nBatha liif-n in hot water, then\n- rub well with MINARD'S\nI INIMi N 1, It will relief* you.\nhritr be without m bottls. 1 j\nOummktocv -iHioiiii.'*! for thp coming vrar nt ihe meeting ot the\nlibrary board heM In the city hall\nlam night by Dr. W, \u00bb\u00bb. Robb, chairman. Routine husint'sa waa rtis-\ncusscd.\nThe new booh commlttea conalrti\nof Lculif Cfanfuttl, chalrnmn; A.\nMcArthur ami K. P. Dawson, and II\nwm glvw poww to act in the\nmatter o( the purchnae ol booka.\nAnother oomimttee, of A. B. Allison\nand Mr. Dawsun waa appoints to\nInveatlgate the question ot a poa-\nsibin changa of library quortari, This\ncommittee will\" report at tha naxi\nliinnthiy meeting.'\nProvincial Secretary Coming\nSecretary '''i'1'1' \u2022'\u25a0 Irwin read a\ntetter from w, H, Waaaon, city cltrk,\nstating that II. Kilhtni. secretary ol'\ntht1 provincial library cninmi.ssiiui.\nunci in charge of circulating Libraries\nf preaent in March,\nisn<* people had viwit-p.t thi? library.\nwhile tb.* .'hvui.ttion bad been -l.-T.\nFees from Ijook flnee and majrafinpn\nkoM had been $-\".h) in February,\n'and $!-.;.'> ia March.\nSUGGESTS AN\nEMBARGO ON\nPOWER EXPORT\nToronto Conservative Opposed to Power Exportation to States\nBRING INDUSTRIES\nTO CANADA, URGES\nSpeech Arises From Expenditures and Revenues in the Budget\nHouse of Commons\nVotes Down Bill\nfor Coal Mines Wage\niSpXDON, Muroh 27.\u2014 By a vote\nof KOI aPiiin^t I 13, tbo bouso of\ncommona today rejected a private\nihetnber's bill which sought to\nfix a minimum wagp for under-\nui'oiind and aurfflfe workers in\ni o:,i mlnea.\nOTTAWA, ^iarrh 27,\u2014The placing\nof mi embargo an the export of\nelettrie power was suggested in the\nbouse of commons today by H. C.\nHoeken, Conservative, \\V'est Toronto.\nMr. Hoeken was speak'inp: on the\nbudget and had just qiade passinff\nrefetenee tn the export of power.\nHo was opposed, he said, to exportation ot Canadian power in large\nquantities tn the United States.\nIt would be far better to retain\nCanadian power in Canada, and make\ntho United States industries establish themselves here in order to\nuse it. He warned members of tho\nhouse that power development in\nQuebec was lai'Rely in the, bands or\nprivate interests, and that this misht\nresult in excessive exports to the\nI'nited States If control was laek-\niair.\nMr. Hoeken's speech was one of\ncriticism of tlie financial statement\npresented by Mr. Itobb. The acting\nlinanee minister bad dealt in estimated revenues and expenditures instead of waiting and presenting com-\nplate and reliable figures, he charged.\nTaxation Responsible\nHe complained of the heavy load\nof taxation imposed on Canadian\nbusiness men and intimated that this\nwas responsible, in a degree, for the\n\u2022'economic penetration, nf the Vnited\nSlates.\"\n.lust prior to Mr. Kockcn's speech.\nVV. 1\\ Carroll, Liberal, exp\/-ssed\napproval of the budget. Mr, Carroll\nvoiced preat appreciation of thi' in-\nci'i ases in the general tariff on\nslack coal, which would be of\nmaterial assistance to Nova Seolia\noperators competing in the Montreal market, He also said tint lh\"\npeople of Nova, Scotia would be\ngratified as a result of reduced taxation on engines for fishermen's\nboats.\nFurther approval of the budget was\nexpressed by A. R McLean. Liberal,\nPrince, fi: I., but. R, J. Woods.\nProgressive, Dufferin, criticised the\ngovernment for not cutting down expenditures as rapidly as possible.\nH. A. Forlier. Liberal, I**ibello. sup..\npurled the budget in a speech whleh\nmarked the close of Ibe day's pro-\nINDIANS APPEAL FOR\nLANDS OF PROVINCE\nSpring\nAttire\nAs Easter approaches, Dress becomes\nj a live question.\nTHE NEW DRESSES\nOf special charm, include Cantons, Satin-\nback Crepe, French Charmeen, Poiret\nand Tricotine\u2014\nTHE NEW COATS\n| In Duvetyns, Velours, Poirets, Char-\nI neens, etc.\u2014\n'Reflect the last word in style and finish.\nHATS\nFresh models daily take the place of\nthose going out. A most complete stock.\nOnr Prices Command Confidence!\nNelsonDry Goods Co*\nLADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS\nEXAMINATION OF\nDRURY\nPublic Accounts Committee'\nWishes Knowledge of\nBoard Transactions\nTORONTO, Mareh 27. \u2014 W. ft\nHaney, Progressive leader, today\nmoved before the public accounts\ncommittee of the legislature that\nformer premier Drury be summoned\nbefore the committee to be examined\non Ibe $10.'Mill,000,000 bond transaction with A. K. Ridout in 1919, and\non any other subject of which he had\nbeen given 48 hours notice. The\nmotion carried.\nAt the same time. Mr. Raney stated\nthat he himself would take the stand\nand submit to examination. He desired that it be Riven notice, of the\nquestions of which members of the\ncommittee would like to examine.\nProvincial Treasurer Price plana an\ninvestigation of the accountH of the\nhighway improvement fund and to\nthat end submitted seve*al motions\nto bring officials of that department\nbefore the committee.\norders now hauled by the Amcrb\ncan roads from Pennsylvania to oaf-Hern Canada.\nBUENOS AIRES, March 27.\u2014Tor-\nnado swept over Sante Fe prOvlna\ndoing much damage.\nBritish Columbian Indians\non Way to Ottawa;\nMinister Leads\nSTIRLING HOTEL\n2'2 Blocks East of Post Office\nSteam heated. Hot an.l cold\nwater. Rooma l.y ( British Columbia, a delegation of three\nreached Winnipeg today on their\nway td Ottawa, where they propone?\nio ;ip|\"-:il U \"VO StE NOV3R.\nUTTL*e ?1.W MTC ?ACV*. MlMNt A-Jfr V-tl-L,\nV-fcU_- 'MSatt tWtl un-Ttt CUP vc\\TV\\OUT\nK HM^Dvt- \u2022wO now H\u00bbM% no-J SStH*\nM>\\t> \\_ook t\\l TiAW %WTT*M iM SMitmCj\nR\\(,Hf W *\u25a0*%-* THINK V*t \u2022RtCOt.jNIZt'S Mt -\nrt SWt OT1MS OOO^ TO <-itT HO^t- i\n' lutM cnv\u00bb Hhtiz. tw^vr ^^TCR>Aoo^ tu-: \\\nAMT> TwyR. \\>.Ni-.tRX)^NCE\u2022S ^Nt> Tv.t\\R\nSD?PtR 'il-NCES !> \"tW-iVR 6Wc^KV^S^\n, KNCfS NNt> *TW6\\ft -S\\T X)OW>\u00bb -\\H\\i\nH\u00bbll K UTT\\_t 0\\^VV*lH -ONNC-c-5-\n>\\CH Cl-H WWS \"Mt-R. t>^NC.^AC^\nShoes - G^vt Mt MS CAW\u00a3*V 5UV\\-V\u00abS .\nTHWS VW.\\T V CM.\\. A f^EM. - Qt-c\\ \"WES-t ftt^s\n^^ \u25a0o'eucioos- i\\wt> tm(\\t corvt^- ftosv.'. I \"o.ovnr\nKNO-aJ KOW OOOt) VT \\\"NS TIVV. TU^ fVFTVV CUl?-\n\\NHE\u00abt \\N TV\\t \\MORCt> Mt) -IO\\) laET \"TvAVS \u2022J'R-EIWs 1\n\\T \"TKSTE5 UKE. KW6EV CAKt- THE WeKT TlM*\u00a3 \\\nCjO *TRfvMEV.lH& VIA CaOINCa TO TKMf \"WAV'S XVTCWEM\n(VUONCj- TUSBVS KtftU-Wft U\\V\nare well here, Youf- uncle I* working every day. Love from Aunt\nJos la\"\nEvery Sunday Auht Josio \u00abent a\npostcard, scarcely changing the wording from month to month. This week\nthere was a postscript:\n\"Denny, could you come over? I\ndon't ask it for myself. It will ho\na great favor. He will not he home.\"\nSome grave urgency impelled that\nrequest. I->enny was sure of it. He\ncame over at once, suppressed ex--\ncitement humming in his mind.\n\"1'erhaps ahout Vee. Must he about\nber,\" he decided.\nit wns a year Bince he had seen\nAunt Josie. Kvery Monday when her\npostal came he would say to Katy,\n\"1 oufiht to drop over and see her.\nl'oor thing.\" . . . hut he. had never\ngone. ' .\nXow he stared Into the drygooda\nwindow, trouhlcd hy a feeling of tender npsti for the mute, suppressed\nwoman whose spirit had been cnipiied\nof happiness, He would bring her\na jrift.\nThis was th\u00ab wjndow where years\nbefore there had been a, ruffled while.\norgandy dress, ite and Violet had\ncome to buy it for the little queen\nof the flower fairi-es, The memory\npassed, laying a cold hand on his\nheart. He shook it off, fastened\nhis g'ance on a row of gloves dangling\nfrom steel hooka.\n\"She'd like them,\" he thought,\npleased with the inspiration. Denny\nnhvays rememhered liis aunt fothf\nto church on Sundays wearing a pair\nTrinity\nMethodist Church\nMini\u00bbtcr-^-REV. JOHN H.\nWRIGHT, B.A.\nRtsidence: 709 Josephine.\nPhone 105.\nChoir Leader\u2014Mr. F. L. Irwin,\nOrganist\u2014Miss Ina Steed.\n8UNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925\n11:00 a.m. Hn.l 7:30 p.ni.-Divine\nWorship. The Pastor will\nconduct both scrvjeea.\nYour arc cordially, invited-\nMONDAY, MARCH 30\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Trail Ranger Croup\nNo. ;i.\nTUESDAY, MARCH 31\n6:15 p.m.\u2014Trinity ttwthcrliu..-.!\nService Club Supper, Presentation of sweater*, etc.,\nTrinity Muunluin Wolves\nftMtball team.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Uettlnc of the official liourd.\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 1\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Tuxis Groups meet.\n8:00 p.m.Prayer and JJIlile\nStudy.\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 2\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Trail Hanger Groups\n1 and I.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014Choir pnctlcv.\nFRIDAY, APRIL 3\nI. T. Groups\n7:00 p.m.\u2014C\nmeet.\nof black silk gloves, her forefingers\nsticking through holes.\nHo went to the storo and bought\na pair of gray mocha, taking the\nlargest slzo the girl ehjowr-d, smiling\nwhen ho thought of Aunt Josle's sur- |\nprised pleasure. She would bo happy\ntor a weok in this new possession, j\nAnd Denny wanted happiness ahout\nhim, By instinct he was a lover |\nof life, seeing it as a beauty, a I\ngrowth, a joy. The shabby streets\nand stunted hours of liis childhood\nwero blunderings, accidental and unnecessary. Happiness is the natural\nstate, lho only state where the human\nmay exist. Outside of It there is\nnot life, there aro not people living,\nbut only empty gestures moving nowhere.\nAunt Josie was one of IhoMO. There\nwas something unkind about it; something' blindly stupid. So Denny bought\nher a pair of gloves just us some\nnpolngist for tlie sun, going to the\nno.th pole, might curry the natives\na coal oil stove.\nThe gray house was a little murkier; two more boArds were kicked\nout of the alleyway gate, and the\nsh.ii'e in the room that had been Vio-\net's \"boudoir1 flapped in strips\naguinst the half-open window.,\n\"Humph!\" Denny thought, dismissing recollection with, a., swift shrug.\nHe wenl up the back steps, taking\ndeep breath* to Insure against the\nladen, stale cabbage breath of the\nkitchen. Within,*he heard Lizzie talking in an aggrieved indignation:\n*\\V(11. I'm suro it's nice in you.\nmamt*., fo keep blaming tne as if I\ncould hep it. I'm suci I made her\nadjusted her hat.\" Looking down\nat the sleeping, pointed face, she\nsmiled.\n\"Don't get yourself excited, Little;\nI'm not blaming you.\"\n\"Rxcited? I'll he a nervous wreck.\nI shuuld think you'd, be more considerate than to cry all tbe time I'm\nhere. There\u2014he's waking up. Look\nat his eyes, Denny; they're just like\nICaty's.\"\n\"And he's got two of fhem, hasn't\nhe, Lizzie? Lucky youngster!'\nLizzie \"Blushed with pleasure, saying amiably: \"Will you come over\nin the morning to help with the\nwashing, mama? And it's no uso of\nBAPTIST CHURCH\nPastor\u2014REV. J. E. TYNER\nResidence, 316 Robson Street\nMorning Service at 11:00.\nSunday School and Riblc Classes\nat 2:.:o.\nEvening Service at 7:30.\nThursday Evening, at S:00\u2014\nMonthly Lubincss Meeting.\nSt Paul's\nPresbyterian Church\nREV. F. R. G. DREDGE, M.A.,\nMinister\nPhone 301R Manse. 3,15 Silica\nSUNDAY, MARCH 29\n11:00 a.m.\u2014Molding Kcrvuc.\n2:30 p.m.\u2014Sunday School. Adult\nl'.ible Class.\n4:00 p.m.\u2014S. T. Bible Class.\n7:SU p.m.\u2014-Evening 'Worship.\nA cordial Invitation Is extended\nlo all to ulteud these services.\nMONDAY\n7:00 p.m.\u2014Cubs meet.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014The Kxcclsior Cluh\nmeets at the homo Of Mitt\nM. Simons, 295 Silica\nstreet.\nTUESDAY\n8:00 p.m.\u2014S. T. Conceit.\nWEDNESDAY\n4:l'i p.m.\u2014Mission Band.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014The S-T. Club.\nFRIDAY\n12:30 p.m.\u2014Annual Spring Sale\nof Ladles* Aid.\n7:00 p.m,\u2014c. <:. I. T.\n8:00 p.m.\u2014 Buy Seouts.\n8:a0 p.m.\u2014Choir l'lactice.\nST. JOHN'S\nLUTHERAN CHURCH\nStanley and Victoria Streets\nSunday Srhuol, 1 ;3Q p.m.\nAt Shirley Hall\u2014Sundav School,\n10 a.m.\nNo Service tomorrow, Next\nServices, April 3,\nBlcwctt\u2014Services and Sunday\nSchool, April .\". :' p.m.\nCARL C. JANZOW. Pastor\nCHHIST OUR ONLY HOPE\nFull Gospel Mission\nMaglio Block, ZWA Baker Street ,\nCome\nand\nEvangelist Mollie Perksr\nSpeaker\nSee\nEvangelist Cecil Perks,\nSoloist and Saxophonist\nSunday Services\n11: 00 a. m \"AbidiiiK\"\n3:00 p.m \"The Lalhr Haiti\"\n7: lfi p.m. . ...., MT>vo Waya\"\nEvery Ni^ht Excfept Mondav and Saturday, at 7:45 p.m.\nPASTOR, H. EGGLETON\nyonr worrying1. Guesa she didn't\nbother about us in three years!\"\nSo it \"Was about Violet!\nSnub nose und biff hips, Lizzie\nwent down the hall.\nDenny whistled, opened the door\nnoisily.\n\"Hello,\" he called, taking off his\ncap and laughing. \"How's the old\nkitchen V\"\nDingy, smoke-canopied, the sewing\nmachine In one corner, the tahle with\na coffee-stained red cloth in Ihe center, grime- on the window above the\nsink and pots crowding the stove.\nAunt Josie, wiping a red, moist\nface, not a smile, hut something akin\nto it, lighting her stolid eyes.\n\"Why, Denny\" The coarse lips\ntrembled, she slood uncertain, wait-\ning for his greeting. tie stooped\ndown and kissed her- Tears crawled\ndown her checks. \"I thought you'd\nforgotten all about us.\"\n\"Not much, Aunt Josie. I'vo meant\nto come a dozen times, hut I'm kept\npretty busy. You look fine.\"\n\"You're still growing, IK-nny.\" She\nlooked at him with a timid pride\nand seemed half afraid to speak.\nLizzie, sitting near the stove, u baby\nin her lap. ivuitcd with tbe air of\nheing a very Important pernun. She\nhad her flat, yellow hair wound about\nher bead, un insignificant blue how\nnerched like a mosquito in the center.\nThis was a part of Lizzie's quest for\ndaintiness and was as harmonious as\na goose cavorting like a humming\nbird.\n\"Xow,\" she said, archly. \"I should\nthink It's about time you came to see\nyour new cousin. Denny.\"\n\"Husky little fellow, isn't he, Lizzie?\nWell, how's Martha, Aunt Josie?\"\nIXrnny gave the infant a hasty glance.\nlet the shawl drop over lis face. Lizzie's small eyes flashed.\n\"Why, you didn't even look ut him!\nAnd he was all ready to smile, Ch,\nI don't see how you can be so mean,\nDenny, I'm sure It it was Miss Violet's baby you'd make a fuss.\"\nA few years ago Denny would have\nsaid, \"Aw, go to grass! Who cares\nabout your kid, anyway?\"\nUut he was a man now\u2014so he\nlaughed, though the allusion to Violet affronted him.\n\"Why, he's a young giant, Lizzie,\"\nhe offered good-humoredly, \"What's\nhis name?\"\n\"Well, Kmmet, of course! I'd like\nto know who better I could name him\nfor than his own father.''\n\"Sure enough. He looks like him.\nloo\u2014got a head just like hhn.\" Dennv\nthought of Bmtnat Goks' pointed skuil\nand laughed at the malice of his compliment. Lizzie was pleased.\n\"Did you know Kmmet is head clerk\nnow, Denny? We're thinking of buying an interest iu the grocery. Of\ncourse, we have to save. We've got\nto watch the nickels,\" She threw a\nchallenging glance at Aunt Josie.\n\"But mama thinks Emmet picks up\nmoney on the street. She ought to\nge glad to throw It awajf ou anybody:\"\n(.\"Who do you mean, Lizzie'.'\" Denny\nasked. Aunt Josie got up quickly,\nstirred a pot of stew, frowning at hii\nlo he silent.\n\"It's all very well who 1 mean, bul\nit doesn't seem to mailer if mv feelings arc hurt \" She raised the\nhahy in her amis, reached for net\nhat. \".Mama doesn't care about me\nor little Emmet.'*\n\"I'm glad you think little Emmet's\npretly,\"\nHe didn't answer. Aunt Josie\nturned to him. the coarse, reddened\nfaee opening in a quivering grief.\n\"Violet's come home, Denny.''\n\"Whero is she'.'\"\n\"Lizzie turned Im* out!\" The heavy\nchin trembled until lhe lips were\ndoubled together. \"Turned her oul.\"\nDenny's heart smote him. ''When?\nWhere is she now'.' Aw, don't cry.\nAunt Josie.\"\n\"Poor girl\u2014if she'd cutm- to her\nmother \u2014\" She rubbed the blue\ncheck apron over her face, yet her\neyes, her rough cheeks, hei* lips remained moist with anguish. There\nwas something that Ht the heart like\na rage in Aunt Josie's cowed emotion.\nThree days u\/4o, mi Friday night,\nwhen Emmet tloss was at the grocery\nstore, Lizzie's bell rung. Violet stood\nbefore her. smiling:\n\"\\ot expecting tu see roe, Lizzie,\nwn*'- ymi '\u2022\" Smiling again.\nLizzie, too astounded to speak,\ngaped und, standing in the door.\nbegan to talk.\nViolet had eome frmn the south because .she was oul of work. She beard\nuf a jib in a candy factory and was\nfiling to apply for it. She jusl\nthought she'd call on Lizzie and see\ntlie baby and find out how \"Ma and\nall nf them were.\"\nFinally, because Violet was shivering, Lizzie asked her into the kitchen,\ngiVfl her tea and the cold biscuits left\nfront supper.\nShe was thin. white us paper, her\nlace all eves. \"I wish Dennv could\n-ec her now: wonder If he'd think\nher so pretty now!\" Lizzie had said\nlu her mother* Furthermore, Lizzie\ndidn't believe she'd had such a fine\ntime in Los Angeles. f\u00abu* she bad no\nxllvgr puree and no feather in het\nhat and Ho gloves!\nAnd she half hinted about slaying\n(ui the night with Lizzie!\nHut Lizzie had no room. And because Enmiei would soon be home\nand because Emmet wouldn't like the\nextravagance of the lea and his-\n.'iiils, l.i\/.\/.ie had been iu a hurry tu\nsend Violet away. Violet had gone.\n\"She had no money, Denny. I know\nit. Violet was proud. She would\nm\\cr have gone to Lizzie if she could\nhave helped it. Lizzie has a couch in\nlhe kitchen, but she wouldn't offer it.\nOh. my (Jawd\u2014my poor girl\u2014(Juwd\npiiy her!\"\n'\u25a0Where did she ko. Aunt ,losie'.'\nWhere iri she now?''\nAunl Josie shook her head. \"What\ncan we do. Denny? Tell mc what\nto d... Do something. Whal will bc-\ntotne of her? <.!uwd--how I'm punished!\"\n\"Aw. don't, cry. Aunt Josie. Listen.\nI'll ko lo the candy factory and find\nout ahout her.\"\n\"Ive been there. She didn't get the\nJob.\"\nDennv put his hand on his aunt'*-*-\nshoulder.\n\"Don't cry. Aunt Joalc, It oupht\nto be easy to find her.\"\nAs Denny went oul. an Image of\nLizzie with her complacent hlua\nswinging, in her arms tbe young hope\nof tlie race, walked before hlm. An.l\nanother image, shadowy, fleeting- -\nViolet running in a dark street, keeping clone to the wall\u2014tormented him.\nAt lhc cafldy factory he wept Io\nIhe office I'crhaps Violet had filed\nun uppliratiqn, leaving her address.\nShe had\u2014,i looming house on\nO'l'urrel street- .\n\"She's left.\" tbe woman lu a flirty\nwrapper. llUIng at a (h-sk, Informed\nhim. \"Left wit huu I paying for her\nroom!\" She turned to another patron. beDlgerently eyeing Denny.\n\"She left her address?\" he insisted\ncoo l.v.\nThe woman laughed. \"Cues.*-, she\nain't got one!\"\n\"When did she leave.\"\n\"This morning!\"\nDenny could have leaped over the\ndesk and .strangled the sloppy. Irate\nlump of fle,sh frowning nt him.\nSomewhere, without a room, Avith-\nout food. Violet was wandering. He\nswept down the steps after hei.\n\u00bbTo he continued.)\nEVIDENCE\nBUT NO LIQUOR\nChange Against Alex Campbell Thrown Out by\nMagistrate\nBEER DREGS WERE\nNOT BEING KEPT\nDefendant Sells Many\nDozens of Bottics Everv\nMonth\n'I'll*- a-\nJJuunieil\ni-awe\nIIKa\nln\u00abl AU*.\naluli'i- 1\n\u2022ainiilii-ll\ni.r\nthe\nIlex liar,\nellarneil\nWilli lai\nvilli,'\n1l.| Ll\ni.r mi IiIh\nliunl \u2022]\u00ab\u25a0\u25ba>\u25a0\npronlm,\nmi\nilismisHt-tl this\nmorfttnv\nin Hu\ni..,i\ncourt l.y\nMliKii-tru\nll- Wlllia\nai Br\nown\nafter Um\nevidence\nt.-.l.-. ...\nOf Mr.\nManlitral\nI'anu'\ni- Ul\n\u25a0Wll\nnwn\nha.l l.i-en\nsalil, in\n(Hpm.l-.-li\nil ii... \u2022\n\u25a0as...\ntha-\nt he wu\n\u00abaii\u00abfi...l\ntli,-i il-\n\u25a0 \u25a0 iii\nv 1\n...11.-,- ha.l\n,,1,'v >\u25a0'---\n-., tha- -\n'-aain\n'\"\u2022ll\nanu keep-\nll I\"-'!\n\u2022\u2022-I on hi\n-: l.i|(i\nInes}\ni pramiMi.\n-ua! n.\"\nll\u201e,M.r -.-\nall.\"\n\u20220,1.\nUaltlii-i.-\n. ---.T L- -it - .1\n- far\nMi-.\n!-\u25a0' I'l '!.\n(-nmubeU;\n'\"!.\u201ei\"il.\n\u2022ill,...-..,-\nIlia '\na- af\n'\u25a0itti-\nr look lot\nlh.. .mi's.\n* I 11\n\u201e.lll.l, 1.\nall .-.US-\n\u25a0' a.l\n.f tl,\nInn*\n,. property\nin.-iii. had\n'ia 1. 1\nII,. la\nut Ifl.\n..1 ll.al li\"\noil l\u00ab a\n'il'.'\",',,\" Ml\n.1 i,,1\nll til\n.-in iu th\"\n.,..,.,V,---;-\nfa* -\"I \u25a0\nSul' \"\u25a0\u2022'\n-...its\nn-li.T,\n11 1\n. fl-\nliizi-n. anil\nfllB :'iill lu\n\"'HI ,1.17,\n\u202211 bill''\"\n-\u2022 a\nmm\nith ilurinr\n-1... .urn\n,....,. ir\n:v\n.IK-.V\nh\" COUld\n\u25a0-..',. . .1\n,i... ......\ntil\"\n,i i\u00abstrs\n'irill I-'1!!!.-\nih.. i.,.i-\n*lu '\nii. 1:\n.. iii,i iloi\n-.\u201e...,, ,,\n ami'\n- II.\n...-,.\nnn.l thev'\n-,1,-1.1 .\n..\u25a0i... ,.,-\u25a0\nill' s\ntill\ni'1-.ilaln II\n\u25a0..-all \u25a0\"\n,r ..Mia\n....mu ,.r\nl.-ia-.\n.11.1\nmil\nI Ml\" cam\nknow, hi\n\"vainlne.\ni ii,.- ii-\n,HI...\nIn\nll.\u25a0 .an-,.\n'li.,..-,. -\nI*\" HI.\n\u2022vllisl,\nv 1\na- Ctilneaf,\nftp\n\"m\nur'\nnidn't Need Second-Hand Li<-en*-(\u00bb\nin \u2022\u25a0\u25a0!\u25a0-\" i\" wow-examination\nr*'i.m 'I. ciifhiM Ir-vin--. sett nff for\n'he i-l'-*. K* said bo ,\\\\,X r-ot lllink\nh\" O *'Vi| a sPO'.niMian.l Yu-fu-v to\nko]] .'Mitle<. and in ilo* it vparn he\nHn'1 heen doing so. ha-i not been re-\n\u25a0I1'i*e.l tO t:'l; -e nut.\n\"Isn't ii like ihe hink hu\u00abin\u00ab\u00abr\nli-kMI Mr. I'Wiiu.*-, His u-i'>h'-i In-\n\u2022 ernoKed ami R;ii,| thill Mr, Irving\nwas nnl hOllltllg to thr ease.\nMr. **ami>'\"'ll saiil thi* Ne.-r maw\nilmve hlfl sink, were uned fur flower\nhoMeri for the har In tin* summer\ntime, ami ha'l heen ()i-to for veurs.\nnlso that he knew nothing fihniit the\nkIiiss whieh the poliee claimed smelle.l\nof whisky.\n\"Did vou have no beer In the\nplace on the MthT\" nsked Mr.\nIrving.\n\"Nu,\" Mr. C'anmhell answernl.\nBrewery Collects Bottles I\nWhen Mr. Irving onestioneil liini ;\nabout the nmount uf beer Itft in the j\nhot lies exhililtcil in eonn his woi-\nBhin said t\u00ab. Mr. Cumphell:\n\"I don't suppose vim pet anv more\nfrom tlu- brewery If there Is a little\nheir in th\" bottle?\"\nCharles Wutls. driver f.u* tin- N'el-\n*on brewiry, tistified lhat In* collected bottle* fnun the Rex and that\nUn brewery bought these.\n\"Are you th.- one thai washed thut\nKlass?\" usyed MxgUtE&U Hrown when\nKr. Watte said he had heen in tlie\nIU\"{ when Chief Thomas 11, Long\n;ind Sergeant Alex, Btewart made\nthe raid. The reference was io ii\nBla--8 Chjef UXb$ had testified had\njust heen wawhed.\nMr. Watts denied the charge.\nIn Summing op, Mr. Irving contended that untftr section 50 of the\n\u25a0 Lhiuor act \"having liquor on his\n* business premise*,\" would apply to\nany amount left In a bottle.\n\"You are not naylng that this In\nfit for human consumption?\" asked\nMagistrate Brown, pointing to the\nbottles on exhibit.\n\"I do not say It ls not,\" replied\nj Mr. Irving.\nj After Mr. Matthew had presented\nhis case Magistrate Brown dismissed\nthe action, saying thut the beer\ndregs were obviously not being kept\nby Campbell.\nHSTHroiflY\nPOWER EXTENDS\nPLAIfTKITY\nTwenty-two Thousand\nHorse Developed at Two\nStations\nl-ullowiiu-- the .policy o( \"keeping\nfor enough ahead nf the power requirements \u00ab.f its field, su thai expansion of its present clientele will\nnot ttt'hampered lot* loch of power,\"\nthe Kast Kuoten.iy Power company\nhus completed an ext.-nsivi- program\nof improvements.\nThe past teooon saw the completion of the company'* i*:iki;vru,iiY shoots si;i,r\nBRANTPORD, Ont.. March 27.-\nLorne Henry. 17, an Indian boy\nliving on the Six Nations reserve\nWai killed vesterdav bv the accidental firing of his rifb* as he was\nsetting his traps in a swamp on lhe\nreserve.\nTHIRD DIVISION\nSHIELDJNNER\nHawthorne Trophy Is Presented to School Debaters\nby Daughters of Empire\nDivision three of _ Ihe high school,\non the negative Bide yesterday afternoon won the Hawthorne I.O.D.K.\nshield, defeating division one, the\naffirmative side, in a debate on.\n\"Resolved that war has been more\nbeneficial than harmful.* a number\nof the members of Kokanee chapter.\nI.O.D-I-;. were present, and Mrs. Willinm rtutlu-rford. in addition io presenting the shield, prehcuted medals\nwon last year.\nMrs. ('. V. (J.iguon. f.-r the\nDaught-ri of Empire, Miss M'ayne\ncurrie. high school teacher, and Miss\nOttVe Mo watt, a student, were the\njudges who decided 111 favor of Ihe\nnegative*, These \u00abr\u00bbre Misses Dorothea Oraham, Dorothy Hillam ami\nRath Craufurd, Tiie affirmative\nspeakers wen* Ted UeVloar, Harry\nEngland and Howard Wright,\nMis. W, <>. Ban. former rcgriit.\nIntroduced Mis Rutherford, who followed ber presentations uiih a short\nKing. Mis. C. I. Archibald, Mrs,\nAndrew Sutherland, Mm. -tiagnon.\nOther visitors were Mrs. Lieslio\nCraufurd, Mrs. 1>. O, Thomas and\nMrs. Fred H. Oruhnm,\nInterior Telegraph\nLine to Dawson Is\nClosed; Use Wireless\nDAWSON, Y.T., March 27.\u2014The\nmanager of the Dominion Telegraph\noffice here hus been notified that\nthe land line between Hazelton\nand Telegraph Creek haa been closed,\naud that messages for inter.or points\nin Yukon territory must now be\nrouted by Kdmonton and wireless\nto. Dawson.\nThe laud line between Dawson\nWhite Horse and Atlin is still In\noperation,\n \u2022*,\u25a0\u25a0\u2014 \t\nBODY TAKEN FROM CANAL\nMONTREA1\nif .ui ualden\nins afternoon fron\nii which it had lain\nManh\nsd m\n27.\u2014Thf body\nn was removed\ne Lachtae canal\n:lnea last fall.\nBother\nentatto\nPrljentations Made\npresenting (be shield t\nii m\nI Se\nlea i\niid Li\nhi\nlivl-\na year, Mrs.\nallowing pi'*s-\nhiHtory medal,\nlory in junior\nHarold Mut-\ni marks in lhe\n\u25a0ear; and Cedl\nter, Max Comer-\nmatriculation last j\nthews, Hr- li<*\nmedal for the higl*,\nentrance elass l ist\nCameron, for his br\non, gold medal for senior matriculation hletory.\nThe Kokanee rhapter memben\npresent were Mis. Rutherford, Mrs\nKosr. Mrs. ,1. A, Porin. Miss Porin\nMrs. I\\ II. Sheffield, Mis. D. Martin\nMrs. Qeorge Motion, Mrs. \\v. s\n'CASCARETS' 10c\nIF CONSTIPATED,\nDIZZY, BILIOUS\n- Feel fine! Let\n!\u25a0 -' \"Cascarets\" clean\nz-,- _ your bowels and\n\u25a01^=-----=:\u2014 stimulate your\n^_f \u25a0_. liver. No griping\nover acting.\nllions of men,\nen and chil-\n^__t t]wn tako this\nT 1 *u\\-\/\/ C r-*\u2014 harmless laxa-\n-J-- f: j-jQ. tive-catlmrtic. It\n*_~ \u00b1_ 2 doesn't sicken\n\"=* $ fbb like pills,\noils, calomel and salts. Tastes nice\n\u2014OoXi wonderful. 10c, 20c and &0o\nboxes\u2014any drug store.\n'_r^f^m\\._^ r\u00a5\nx*-= \u00a3mm t-Lv amras\n.-YE OLD FIRME=\n\"Good Goods at Gray's\"\nIf Your Eyes Are Worth\nHaving, They Are\nWorth Saving\nBy lulls experience ami modem\nmethods we ti-st eyee.\nJ. B. GRAY\nWatchmaker, Jeweler, Optician\nBAKER ST. PHONE 333\n'\n^\u2022^^\u2022^.\u2022^\u2022^^\u25a0^.^^\n1\n1\ni\nr\n! GIN PILLS i\n] FOR THE t\nI KIDNEYS;\nt\n*\n<\n>\n1\n1\n*\ni\ni\nr\nI\n,\nI\n;\ni . ., -\n. Don't trifle with a Pain\nI in tlic Hack\u2014It may\nmean Kidney Trouble! 1\n' Gin Pills will relieve f\ni you. Get a box to-day. -\ni 56 (\n*^7. >k^y\\*<,\\*\\',\\*\\'*\\\ni\n<\n-\n-\n1\n\u2022\nCanada Drug & Book Co\nNelson, B.C.\nHAS IT\nESTABLISHED 1850\nThe Longing for\nMusic in the Home\nThe Piano hold\\ a first place in\nmcetinft the universal call there is\ntoday for a musical instrument in\nthe home\u2014the place of all places\nwhore music is most appreciated.\nInstinctively the lover of great music insists\non quality in tone. He will have no other. For\nthis reason he chooses a Ilcintznian & Co Piano,\nknowing that Heiittzman & Co. supremacy reflects\nan achievement unparallel in the whole history of\nPiano building\u2014a reputation that today circles the\nentire globe.\nOnly lime tells the real quality of a Piano.\nHEIXTZMAN & CO. Pianos were made in 1850.\nYour old piano taken in exchange as part payment. Terms arranged on balance.\nWe pay express or postage on three or more\nVICTOR RECORDS or PLAYER PIANO ROLLS.\n\/ \t\nHeintzman & Co.\n:22 Eighth Avenue West, 511\nCalgary. Alta.\nPlease mail me Illustrated Catalogue o\nand Player Pianos.\nName\nAddress\n\\. X.\nLtd.\nBiker Street,\n\u2022lelson, B. C.\n' your Pianos\nMOTHER!\nWatch Child's Tongue\n\"California Fig Syrup\" is\nChildren's Harmless\nLaxative\nfor\nAchieving Home' Beauty\nNothing n,\\,\\ be more inspiring than :\\ frcihly painted\nhome. Bright and immaculate, it seems to reflect the pure\njoy of living\nPaint brings beauty but even more than that, it protects\nand preserves and adds years to the life of valuable\nproperty.\nR-H English Paint assures painting success. The first\nbrush tlip tells its own atory of quality. Absolutely pure\nand free from grit or lumps, it spreads with silky smooth\nness. leaving I trail of matchless beauty that transforms\ntlic dullest sm face\nB-H-English Faint\nprotacu and prcscrv-M to an unusual df;;icf Ii iprcadi furtfatr \u2014\neffectively \u2014 gallon (or s-allon, than any other paint Its lustrous\nfilm Is air-iijlit. The sun ca.irot blister it. It is toufih and un-\nyicldinf yet clastic tROUgh tt exp.tnd or contract wittl the tcin-\npeututc .Ttwtfore its beauty lasts 100 Uajl \"\n'\/rrmn\n\u2022ll lew\ntypical ll-ii\nProduct:\nII M Kncluh\nIViua\nllll rr,-.-,.,i.\na..\nII II 11,111. Ra\ni:i,-v\u00bbim,\n1! II IT. [..!\u00bb\ni-.m'l\nlldlo, .\nll-ll Minlla.\nVarnlih\nUfa I.-..1,\n\u25a0 S|i.,r\n..r uniintll;\nB-K Hoot Pi\nIM.-c u -\n(.fnAsm.l SI\n':'\u25a0,.,.,\n,\\\nWlii-n v.,iii\nbilinin. hu\ncoiiitJ-tongue\nnpoenful of i\n.Syrup\" iwee\nprqniptly claa\nlilU iM\nllpaU\n\u2022uiii-, fi.vcri.Hli-lii-i.iilli. .\nur iliarilio'-n, a tea- ;\niHilni* \"INlllfiiinia rig\n|.,.|i-iis 111,\" stuirunh uml j\nt-iiii!! the bowul (if iiuisnns.!\nHuLiiiiiK l'ooil ulul Willi.\nlulls or oveiucts. C'mitiiinn\nHIPPERSON HARDWARE CO.\nNelson, B. C.\n\u00bb as*\nNu which tnaklt Utain Ib\"j\u00bb\nIJIlflrtj cn IN pwtial pttgumi plan baill. Wl*M lO u.i for full (let\nf.'-jr Qwattt '\n Page Foul\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1925\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nrubllflhcd every morning except Fun-\nday by The News I'ublu-hlns company,\nlimited, Nelson, ll.C.\nHusiness letters should be addressed\nand checks and money orders mad*\npayable to The Newa Publishing company, limited, and in no case to Individual membera of the intaff.\nAdverti King rate cards* and ARC\nstatements of circulation ma,led on\nrpquest, or may be turn at tho office\nof any advertising agency reOOffTltfttd\nny tlie Canadian I'ress a asocial too,\nSUBSCRIPTION RATES\nny mall (couiUry(, per month...I :1\"\nPer year 6.00\nHy mall (city), per year ... 11.00\nOutside Canada, per month iii\nPer year T.ISO\nDelivered, per week .2T>\nFer year 13.00\nPayable in Advance\nMember\nAndlt Buroan of\nClrcnlnttoa\nSAT I\nRI-AY. MARCH\ntt, ,:..':.\nLighter Side\n\u00a7 H ...\nReaders of Tho Pally News contribute many of the best Items to\nthis column. Just RlM your name\nor Initials, er nom-de-plume, and\nwend in ymir brtghtMl ideas\u2014Kdl-\niot, Lighter Side.\nEfficient\nI Housekeeping I i\nBy LAURA A. KISKMAH\nENAMELLIMG ZINC\nThat Body I\nof Yours ||\nBr JAMES W. BARTOIT, M.D. i!\n:!::;:;:s::r:!:,:a:i:a.i.::;!!;:3!ii!EL,i!:|i:iiiii\u00abu\nAn Old Youth\ni:\nlist\nmin-iu* work.\nAm ther little menace worth\nnoting is the Jnyt-ilker.\nA ja>..aU.-\nmil ii han\nfi w\nUS III\n.li II lll-dl-m-ian\n.\u2022hint;. All, \u00bbi*ll.\nivthlna in Mr!\nFrance's Predicament\nNew regulations to encourage\nbirths in the department of the\nSeine speak for themselves.\nIn order to stimulate (he\never-falline; birth rate in the\ndepartment of the Seine, in\nwhieh the city of Paris is situated, the money prizes fin-\nLew babies have been augmented.\nThe increase offered is rrom\n\"00 francs to 850 for the third\nchild; 400 to 150 for the fourth\nand so on up to 800 for the\neighth.\nWhen, in the beginning of\nthe 19th century, Malthus' essay on population was published\nFiance took up the speculative\nhypothesis greedily. French\neconomists, imbued with liberal\nideas, promulgated the \"moral-\nrestraint\" feature of the Mal-\nthusian theory with the result\nthat in the middle oi the cen-i\"1\"\" \"\"\ntury it became fashionable to !,,,'\",^i',:\".\ncurtail prolific families. Mal- Xu win\nthus based his control of pop-1\nillation on the demand for food, j \"'t ,\u201e\u25a0;\"*,*\nFrench agricultural resources ; \"7,. ,'\u25a0',','\nprecluded the threat of potential starvation. Had economists! \u25a0 pi-'-u'i\nin those days Foreseen the re- '''\">!.',.\nsuits of spreading such doctrine n i...r- *\nthey would probably have cur-1 \u25a0\u25a0 \u2022\u25a0\u2022 \"-'\ntailed their tongues ami pens l ,is,,, \u201e,,\nrajher than cause a decrease of j v.-ii i\nFrance's population; for at '\nheait they were patriots.\nThe harm, however, was done \"[',.,'.\".\nand present generations pay the win m\npenalty. Importation of for- - \"'\neigii labor may for the time ,,.\u201e\u201e, ..,\nbeing offset the demand ofl i-\" ;-\nWorking forces for the maintenance of increased industry. '., \u25a0.;\nand agriculture, but the injec- -!-\ntion nf foreign blood must of\nnecessity help to deteriorate the I\nhome-bred stock of the French]\npeople, Agencies are working \/'\/ i\novertime in Italy. Poland, Spain i i \\\nand Belgium to enlist alien ' -_\nworkers. Since 1922 the foreign influx of this heteroge- ,.\nneons importation has increased \u25a0\u25a0<\nfrom 3000 1\" 6000 a week in\n1021 and permanent settlers be- .\ncome more numerous in propor-] '\nlion annually.\nDepending on foreign infusion of new blood or facing\nInevitable extinction is the present painful plight ol this proud]\nand ancient French nation.\nRace suici.le was not in the\nminds of those who encouraged\nMtlthusianism during the last\ncentury, but the inexorable laws ,\nof nature may nol be tlisre- .\ngai'ded with impunity.\nInevitabli race extinction is .\nnoi an exaggerated illusion of\npessimistic fancy. Such symp-]\ntoms are known in contemporary history. The Masai tribe j\nin Africa is a glaring example h^\"'\u2122'\nof nature's retribut ion. In 1900 | i,:ii-rW\na census of the trilie taken by j i-- \u2022\u25a0\nSir Charles Elliott, then com-\nniissioner of British East j An, i\nAfrica, accounted for 250,000 \"\";\u2022\u25a0\u2022'\nMasai, In 1920 the census >v-,','.\" '*v:.'\nturns were reduced to a bare\n25,000. While the cause of | (\n-Masai extinction was not an ;, ,,,,. ,\neconomic phantasm of gloomy j a ina\neconomi-l*. the same effeel at- i \"''.\"J;\",\"\ntends on all causes which play I '.\",['\u201e'\u201e ,\nhavoc with prospects of future | yivn\ngenera inns.\nMistaken conclusions from\nsuch premises as Malthus' \"pre- ..\u201e,',\n- entive checks\" and Darwin's . ...u -\n\"struggle for existence\" are;\nmore readily arrived at than ,..mi,ii\ncorrecti d. Both utterances were i\"1 \"\nstarling points in the decline, ]',\"'\",[\nof births in France. Taken up ! .\nby the would-be educated and\nintellectuals, ihey are a ipenace\nto the dunes who blindly follow\nblind leaders. Belated or half- I\nhearted admissions of the responsible author are nol\npromulgated as freely as their\nformer brusque statements. ]\nMalthus confessed:\n\"It is probable that, having\nfound the bow bent ion much ]\none way, I was induced to bend -\nit too much the other wav in\norder to make it . traight,\" j\nCLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS.\nA Chicaijo man wants $50.-\nCQO bocaunc ano'.licr man took\ntho wife he t-catcd like 30\ncents.\ntilt. .-.an,. iK-onle who like ii- have\nTOMORROW'S MENU\nBreakfast\nI Irani-.-s Cereal\nfried Riga and Bacon\nst\nl-'l-.-lll,\nll-l- I I\nWrlsli Ri\nr.-li-iy I'l.-f\nllulli r.-i-ul,\nDinner\n.1 Oebbago Sua\nUn at i.iii.i,\nl-i.l.itm s\n-run Salad\nSupper\n:=jl Al an liisiii-aiH-i: riinyi-nliiiu ill To\nll iiiulii In .laiinni-y, one of tin* Hamilton\nJ delegetea, Sill viars olil. was one of\nj lln- sla-aki-is.\ni II,. hail lived dinitiK Ulfl I'-il-'ii of\nj fill- sin.-reigns in (Jreat Britain .'ind\nul' 'll lu-i-shleiits ul' lhe I'liili-.l Slates.\nThe description* of his appearaficA\n\u25a0 \"sprightly, wilh Sllaliliing eyes, rllildy\ncheeka, inimai-ulalely attired, nnd\nwearlnf \u25a0 \u2014?w* piall oanutlon in his\nbuttonhole,\" Is worthy of thought\nlie had outlived ull the mortality\ni lableu, and mil.- ih.- precedlns week\nI had been paid in i.ish lhe full value\ni of his policy,\ntha keynote ot his addreaa wus\nthai rt Vou loal yuur enthusiasm yuu\nAll, 1.\naria-d\nold.\nold until\nlal yuu\ndid lu\nllii\nell tllll-\n-lined lull III ii\nUlecee ran nude as sanitary\nporcelab or stone.\nTo Enamel a \/.in.-1.in.-1 Bathtu\n- Begin by Meaning ll thorous\n| Whi n abeolutely dry. go over\nsurface with fine rnndpaper to i\nil uliat pulnli-ra . ill a 'tooth\" t\nOne of his statements was:\n\"When I was n kid the farmers\nused I.i have an uld sun-.* lhat ran.\n\"Ill,-Irs uuld in II 1.1 farm yet,\nI,.vs. lint you've got to shovel il out\n11 doesn't ruin ruses: if yuu want\ni e ruses yuii'v.. got t.i plant mure\ntrees.\" In other words, dig up yonr\nown gold and plant yuur own roses.\nIll' runts,-, seme of Ils need to\narouse our enthusiasm more than\nothers.\nnil I\nth-\nthai makes Ihe onu\n.1 is Hi,, kind of show\nMODHRNISM: TAMELY soil\nMITTIMl TO THE IMPOSITION\nOK NEW RESTRICTIONS DODO-\nIMl THEM.\nWi\npaint will. |, ill\naa.l applv ii thin even coal o\ntill, enamel inlil, li ally good\nware store will sell yoal. I\nfor 25 hours, then *n th n\nmel llghtls\nIn- .1\n1 hard\nrv I\nWhatDoYouThink?\neee.liil in opening n ehunnel lietween\nI llerrard and Treat Lake City yes-\n; terday, and that beginning this- morning the lug wuuld make regular\nlri|is from (ierrard to Trtinl lak..\nThis will he weleollle news not only\nto realdenta of Trout Luke City but\nalso to Nelson inerehunts uml other\nlocal litisiness men who have been\nwaiting to get freight shipped In.\nThe Dally News Invites letters\nfrom loaders upon matters of pub-\nIta inlerest. A iioin-iii.-pltiiiio may,\nif desired, be employed, but every\nletter must he signed hy the writer\nus ii guarantee of good faith,\nthough not necessarily for publication. Letters should he brlet and\nmust avoid personalities. The\nHuilv News does not hold Itself, \u2022 \u2014 * *\nIii any wav, responsible for the (flic Daily News. March IS, IMii)\nviews of correspondents. I...tiers\nwhloh contain advertising matter,\n\u00abv-\nTen Years Ago\n.Miss Blanche Koeley, I'd.. M.U.,\nunder any eireuuistanc.\nQueen's Bay Resident\nSuggests Better Boat\nService on Arm and Lake\nFlew From England\nto India and Back\nor propaganda which is classed as ,,- Vancouver, reached the eity bust\n\"\"\"'\"'\"\u2022 \u2022\u25a0 ' '\"' \u2022\"\u25a0\"'l'\"\"' ! night. She bus t\u201e-,eple,l ll |.osilli,n\nwith the Canada llrug A Hook eom- I\n \u25a0\u25a0\u2022'\u25a0\nTo the K.liliaof The Dally News:\nSir\u2014I hi pe you will be alih- to find\ntints and space te publish the following letter.\nOn Hi- inoriiuig nt starch \u00ab, i\nwanted to go U Nelaon, and signalled i n;h|j.\ntor ihe 1...at 1.. rail. A medium s.piall | ...\nwas blowing, after wading about an \\ un, i*. v w.-ir returiu-ii to the\na the lam came, bat tin- Mil alg-l,^ ,,n Saturday night niter having\ni i ,\u201e-,,- si\"'nl Uie winter at points in Cuii-\n;,.,, U.-i.ie.i i lornla and Oregon..'\nIn n latter lioiu the frunt Align;\nW. Ilavis, whn left here with seven.,\ni,tlu-r engineers shortly after the out-\nhreak of the war to Join the Canudl-\nan engineering em-p. states that wiih\nt! xe.-ption of two niemliei-.s.\n'i'humns lli-owu nn.l It. T. C.utdy. who\nhave secured comralselons In the\nImperial army, the parly is siiu in-\ntael and With No. 1 i ipany, Ca-\ntlnoera, In l-'ratu-e.\nnl Ila\nutile\nollii\n S a ie.- 1 conl III\nmantel, dry 21 hours,\ne Miiuolh with the nun\nthing sandpaper Sow\nSomeone asked the postmaster in\na small town If he didn't glow tired\ni.f ins job of stamping the cancellation dale nil the stamped letters, lie\nreplied thai there was plenty of\nchange in his work, because he hadlperhe\n- , i.. change the day uf the month every ' \u25a0\ni 'ning. and tlie nam.- of llu- month\nat On- beginning of every new month.\n\u2022 ami [la- new v.-ar every 1- months.\nI In other words, il is your outlook\ni . n life, your Inclination or perhaps\n- your inherent ability lo see llle\n,lv lie third and lasl coat, hut do j bright side, lo keep uli-\nI nol sandpaper this when dry. Vmi ttmuslasms, that realty\nSAFE FOR DEMOCRACY. I sliould allow four days for tills Una] young.\nOmar Khayyam was not a :\ndiincjincj man. Dr. Jinab-1 - Fadli j u\n.ells the Ealial assembly in San j ''-\nFrancisco.\nI'o Kl\n\"li-ith tlie bough\npundits vow,\nnor wine.\nauspicious sii.-.\ntin\nlei stand\na Hnr-Un\nl.v .washing\nilll euM wn\nlllll.- washing s...l:i hi\nVCil, Hi. if luef.iir.\nerior With a una',\nHither of these\ntlnals \u00abill remove\nold a'11'\" \"'\nlid\n11. mi\nuglily\nwill have a .-!\n-f I of seen,\nihe routine, the\nv.uk. f I and see]\nthai dulls and dead.\nli\nyour an-\nteepa you\nlln.llghls.\nvery day\nold\nil\nI..SU VM\ni a Plllllll\nli- lhal -..;\nimlpaper.\nulpnper\nind L.-il\nAfter\nst. ei-\nall llu\n- i.i ih.- red\n,- ii I., hurdei\nI huvi not t\nti\nda F|ll\n!.l lollS\n'. | coul\nIMilll. ell. r\n. fur ui-.li:...\nlh double i\nip. ..if duel\nnil ila.ul.I\nIg lliese\nhai if el\n-ii will note\ni.-.l 1 Hing\n-s: I would advise\npainted tm- Hu- rea-\ni I.-.l or tainted their\nolil.-s si Hitched- and\nTOVlde a hi.ling plan-\nOn Hal.\nul!) :his ,,\u201e\nI.el il ' fu\nMiss Kukinnii\nDaily News Cross-Word Puzzle\ni tha call\nnil.\nTli.- lUUull l'V thl\u00ab 'ini.-\ntic;iiiv Wown over and the'\nt . ii,- no Hppaivnl iru--i.ii for in- do\u00bbi i\nimt oalllng, -\u25a0*-<\u25a0\u25a0 ft (hai it w\u00bb\u00ab \u00bbo*\u00ab [\n.rn Rchedule. This kloA of thihf hap- ,\nin ns; very often.\nRometlmea women and <*hililn*n are\n!,rt. ;i]-,\u201e perlehable fnjtl t'\"'- *bo\\\nprairies*. The pxcum ceeniH in h,- that ;\nHn- boats ean'l malTe tbe landtnm In |\nrouvh weather inn purely mil of the\nenormous profits mule by the C. P. R. |\nQ biial i Id be mode thai could be\nof these huge boats thai cannot make j\na landing even In moderate weather. |\nl. pereon going t'i hospital i\na woman for her confinement,\nl he wharf; a few crates of'\niptiilrd; ii can of cream soured |\nmean m>tblng\nSIR SEFTON BRANCKER\nliriti.sli air Vlot-Rwrahal who made\nan 18,000-rolle airplane trip from -Stag-\nland tO India and return in ennnee-\ntlon wilh Ilie eHlahlislinii'iit. of air\nbasea for an BmplN dJrlfflhle lervtce.\nim\nlot to people living la rural districts.\nAlso, \"owing i\" ibe Ice In the Weal\nArm.\" it takes three or four houra to\nmake a trip of aboul 10 mllei, or\ns. ven rn* i-i tli ( hours for tha round\ntrip of about 10 miles. Everybody\nknows how long the Ice stayed In the\nW'sl Arm this winter.\nAnother thing thai galls is iin* ea-\nmliium prices we nre obliged to pa)\nfor ihis ,m*.st Indlffereni service.\nSiinly a company as Inrge and strong\nas the Canadian I'aclflc railway\nriiiilil put on a better service 'han tha\npresent.\nThanking you fm* publishing thla,\nW. H. sv.MOM'S,\nQueen's Bay, B.r'\u201e March 26.\nThe Economy of Fine Quality\n\"SAMDF\n\"JL\" JEi Jlba H012\nis always fresh and of full\nstrength. It therefore draws\nmore richly in the teapot. Try it.\nTwenty Years Ago\nThe Dully News, Murrl\nli. M. Kin:. popului\nliniUghiitll Ki.nl.nav as\n{Inn nf the Allen house\nuiiie.l 11. iii the ei\nll the Sllal.-hii'ia I\n\u25a04\nI. I'.lila)\nkmiwii\nr. Roasls\n.1 reglstei\niht.\nCapt. .!. C,\n\"To lotsen s lrnit Jar cap.\nHCSk it.\" Ta.it .s the erthailox\nnu-tlu il - i makliiff tli I t.in-\n1 aycr loosen, alto.\nIn\n. ti\nde\nWhut the Press Is Saying\nA 1 -\nleaded\nFrsmitd Flivvers\nuii .,ii.Inter km..I,.\nHORIZONTAL\nnl (1:1 .i.i lln i- Tl\nft;\nTtS>\n^Q^j&I\nPure Linen Towels\nPure linen towels are\nessential to people of\nrefined taste whether\nthe towels are of the\nlinest weave or are for\neveryday use.\nThe little shamrock\nwoven or stamped in\nthe corner of each article of Brown's Shamrock Linen is your\nguarantee of pure, genuine Irish Linen.\nAik your tltalcr to .,\/mtr you\nthis famous line.\nBROWN'S\nSHAMROCK\npunt irish\nLINEN\nJnlin S. Urnwn & Sunn, l.kl.\nl.clfa.t - IrcLnJ\n. *==%> Can.iJi.i-i Bfsndu\n-< -sl-l'i\n<& > \u25a0> JohnS.llr,m*,-\u00abS\u201en..\n\/5 '.--, t\\ lean.Jai Limited\n[% ,.:,!... SOW Velllmtoe S.. W.\n,-...- \/ Toioate\nLet us figure your bills\nof liuilding Material. Coast\nLumber a specialty.\nBuilding\nMaterial John Burns & -Son\nBe\nI\nr S.\nall\n'\/lie\nHai\nnstc\nIls\nlike\na ll\nllltol\nanil- ,\n111\t\n..- the\nII.-ial\nid-\nli\nir D\nd. M\nii .- i\nbatt\nr \u201e \\\nncj\n..uld ad\nli-uitni\nNot Successful\nMind,\n\\\\ il.l ;\n1-- I Ilia\nTo Shi\nII. -a.l.-\ni.l a W.alli.l\nIII -e\nI f..r\nWSWIlt 111 t I Mi.Ill) AY'S\nClWsh-IVtllU) Vl\"\/.r.l.F.\nSafety in NumbcE-s\nTHE Muiii.il Life of Canada iia company\nui approximately 110,000 policyholders\nbtinded together for mutual protection\nand support in time of trouble. Tbey obtain\ntlic insurance practically al cost. Surplus\nprofits over and ahove provision of necessary\nreserves arc divided among participating policyholders.\nLast year, tlic sum of $2,689,000 was thus\ndistributed to Mutual policyholdenasdividtmds.\nMutual profit-participating policyholders\nhave Ihree options: (I) They may apply their\nprofits to increasing the face value of tlicir\npolicies; (2) They may apply thorn to reducing\npremiums; (3) They may take out their profits\nin cash.\nThe Mutual Book tells the whole slory.\nWrite for il.\n^MUTUAL LIFE\nOF\nS^yVn,\nWaterloo\nOntario\nJ. D. BRACKETT\nDislrict Manager, Cranbrook, B. C.\nJames Sl-inner,\nDstract Agent, Nelson, B.C. . ' \"\n\u00abTSMtt*^*snA-*M.<-rs \u25a0.'ftrntnr-iTmrz^ezxxzzEr.-r'i.'r&P\n\"m\n'\u25a0\n|-i|i:|'.'[Liw[y]cJB\niKitiji M2rM*vPP\n[0\n\u25a0\n**l\nhi i IrUdUt ll ao*-\n\u25a0\n\u00ab|o\ni\nBl'lOfb\nt\nc, a|yH*. pit\n\u25a0 '\na\n\"\u25a0'--I0\nt\nAdjf'l1 !'-\u25a0\ni:|c\n0\ni\nm-'\nL\nyBtIeIuIli'..\nA[t*J|\n-i\nA\n.. \u25a0\n;\u25a0\n\u25a0 ll\n,.;l il i |a\n'Skr\nE\ni\nQ|ri|:-1|A|T\n1 OHjiv\n'if^B\n'.\nt\nrJ(.'.Mr\nWT|H'i\n\u25a0 .il A\n^i.tfi\nl\nPi'- T\n\u25a0T|H|l\nc1o]y|o\nY0\n1 11\nTIC\nUF-Jv\nMl\nFID\nhi\nr\n0\nOIKHMHL\nifi-VH\n1\na ]c\nB\nf\nuii' pPf\"!0\nr]iijr|iTjATn\n_*\nn-i\nil.\nl-*^__^.\u2122-\u2014\n''\u2022'r.: 1\nV^J\ni eft\n'\\^'\n25 Per Cent Discount on All\nHeating Stoves\nWe are doing this in order to clean up\nand make room for Spring goods. This\nis a snap.\nNELSON HARDWARE CO.\n r \" .,-f\n* ,, ;,-..\u2022;\"(,.j-A Wholesale and Retail\n|\u00bbS- '^'^ NELSON\nQuality Hardware\ne. c.\nStrenuous Udys\nOWLTMB\n'^5Sft^j_^ TOMC rOOO IJL\"VU?AGE\nttuttdf up lvr*\\in,Tl\u00abs*vcs,Ciind ti-odxj\nWhen -rlays ;irc dllrd witii the rush nnd strain\nof business or housework\u2014you know the\nlassitude that creeps over you at times\u2014lhc\nafternoon heaviness\u2014lhe exhaustion after\nthe day's work.\nThese are times for a cup of delicious \"Ovaltine.\" Made from e\n'iislness\nEverything lo lie sold under cost, including Stoves,\nBinges, Dishes, Glassware uf nil kinds, Granite\nWare. Paints and Varnishes.\nJ AS. H\nBOX 754\nLEE\nROSSLAND, 1!. C.\nSocial Happenings\nIn Nelson\nThis column \\s being conducted\nhv Mrs. Vlgneux. All news of a\n\u25a0pel*] nature, including receptions,\nprivate entertainments, personal\nIteirif-, marr.nRes, etc., will appear\nIn tliis- column. Telephone Mra.\nVlgneux.\nMrs. .i. <;.. r,amiii.-, au Carbonate\nstreet, entertained a number of her\nfriends at hrklge Thursday evening.\nMrs. Dave rioucifimt and Sin, Chartei\nF St-irk earryiru ztt th. Hwt Mid\nHfcond prizes of the evening. The\nplayers were Mrs. It K. Kirhy. Utb.\nHarry Amaa, Mrs it Cecil Qrlaaelie,\nsirs ' I'Vi-ii Barberta, Mrs. J. Hooker,\n.Mrs i-\\ s. Wbeeler. Mrs. W, .!, (I.-i-\nhraeht, Mrs. 10. L Buchanan, Mrs. M.\nBase at Vaacotaver, Mrs. ,i, ntio,\nMrs Charlee 1>. thaw, Mrs. CharTea\nStark ami Mrs. D. Proudfoot,\nMrs, Marry Blahop. 105 Milton av.-\nnni', Fairview, lias as ln-r curat bar\nmother. Mra. T. Mldfley of Boswell,\nv.im will remain in the olty uniil after\nihr Boater holtdaya,\nMrs. h. BhottM of Bonntnfftee was\na. city shopper yeaterday.\nI-\\ Thmnlinson of -fflHoW Point\n\u25a0pent yeati ntay In (own.\nW, .1. Kai-m.-r. the CMtleinr raer.\nWord was received In loin yeaterday thai Miss Jean MCVleur, i:.n .\nwas operated on lucoesefully al the\nVancouver Oeneral hospital Thursday.\nShe is a dttPVhter 0* Mrs I\u00bb. W, Mc-\n\\ icar, Mill atreet.\nPr\n\u25a0ton rid-\nThe Junior Bridge club mei Thura\ni';iv eviiim; at the home Ml Obaerva\ntory atreel of Miss Lonlae Cunlfff<\nwhen ih\/- playera were Miss Joai\nliaiilllti.n. Ulaa Mildred Irvine. Mis\nToota Miller, Miss Alolse Wragge, Min\nMhnra McDonald, Miaa Aileen Mans\nfield Miss Marion BlnckW 1.\nMajor Ma\nived in to*\nTl\nof\nif Mrs J, Seek. ltlT- WM*r sir-v-t,\nwho leaven shortly for Chicago, where\nsh.- win malu bar be\u00abie. During tha\nafternoon ehe was preaented with a\npuree \u00bby her friends. Mrs. Shardelou\nwas assisted by BttB: T. Trigg* and\nMra Back. Beitde (he tueal nf honor\nthoee preeent were Mrs tl. Matthew,\nMrs A. Bel mer, Mrs. .' Armstrong,\nMra. r. Trlggs, Mrs. M. Hft Marty,\nMiaa M Young. Mra, M. .1 Varaevaid,\nMrs. .1. Harn.-s, Miss M. Shardelow,\nMrs A. Alpnugh. .Mrs. J. H. Ashman,\nMrs. Thomaa Disbar and Mrs. S. WOti\nDoutal,\nMrs. ,1. i-i.upland of Boswell was in\nto#n ahopplng ywatarttay.\n' Bon Mrs. Senlt-Laiid.\u25a0?\u25a0 of gia.n's\nHav sp.-ni yesterday in N< lann.\nof Mr\nal Mrs J A.\nThe hn\nMi Donald, IU Mill atreet waa the\nweoe of i delightful bridge recently\nWhen the honors nf thi* evening went\ni, Mrs, il Cecil QrttMlle and W. ,1\nGerbracht for htgh tosre. while tha\nrcnaolatlona were awarded to Mrs \\\\.\nA Harrison ami Harry Amas The in-\nVIted gueata were Hrs. ,\\ J Miller,\nMi and Mrs. William Brown. Mr, nnd\nMrs. l>. u Townaend. Mr, and Mrs. J.\ni: Gamble, Mr, ami Mis h. CecU\n'Jrinelle, Mr and Mrs. Harry Amas\nMr. and Mrs \\\\\\ .1. Qertracht, Mr. and\nMrs Wale.' Mr. and Mra. HotoU\nl-ini.t. Air. ami -Mrs. .1 P, PlWer, Mr.\nand Mrs. Brwln Davis, Mra. .lames H\nUwrenoe. Mr. and Mrs .1. B. Carter,\nMr and Mrs William Taylor, Mr, and\nMrs, Kr.-il Harln-rls. Mi*, ami Mrs\nCharles l*\\ Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. .1.\nMiller and Mr and Mrs. W. A. Ilani-\n.-.,11 Enuring ih<* evening rtellgh-l\nal\nlit nt-\nide\nJosephine sir,\nrionda ni the te\nMrs. William Waldle and\n\u2022liinn.-is nibeon returned loat\nrom Castlegar. where tbey sp\nay al it\"* home of Mrs. Wold\nnd daughter* in-law, Mr. nni\nFOR\nM* Mi\n'. H. Bean nf Willow\nin* clt; yesterday to\nal of the late rant,\nMrs .1 Pot\nTtalned a fe\n. aterday In honor n\ni Qa-ge of Vamnin\n(siting in Nelaon fi\nCharlea McHardy,\nUrned Thursday\ntek'a burtneaa trip\nMrs. John llamilhi-\nl,P funeral nf the 1\nMrs N Muruhy'n circle\n>h>\neln\n''In\nhoi\nMrs. W. O, Miller and her daujrli\ni. r. Miaa Toota Miller, Bak\u00ab r atreel\nhft laal evening via the Kettle Valid\nfor Vancouver, where they will job\nMr, Miller, who haa been on a visit t<\nftan Diego, Cal, They expect to rstun\nthe fust of the week,\nRev. Norman U\nlie Church of the Redeet\ni turned laal evening v\n\"\u00abi t Im in from Portland\n. wenl as i Nelaon d.\n[qtary convention.\nMrs. Watte\nThuradny It\nnth.\nstreet of Mrs lun. McKachi rn. Tho*\npiisent were Mra W. O Rose, Mr\ni. Md,ii'd. Mrs. Charles !\u25a0' Hunte\nMrs, I'av.- Lnunhhm, Mr- A ,1. Mill-\nMrs .1. Long, Mrs i:. il s. MeUo\n.-i x.iknsp. Mrs, A .1. Robinson i\nHelford and Mi-s Mnllle Islip .\nNakusp.\nA very enjoyjible hridgn was g|vi\nyesterday afternoon b) Mlsa Cameni\nat her home on High atn. t. Pali-vlet\nvn, n the honors for high peore w. i\nwon bv .Mr**-- w. i' Mtltrr, 'i he hoa\ni kh was asslatod ai the i.a hour I\n'lis. A. 1> McLeod. The playera wet\n\u2022 3(eat\n611 Raker Street. Phone, 200\nMr\nAir\niCkwood, .Mrs. [1, A -Mt'K.ii l.md,\na. .!. A. Qlhaon, Mra. W. M Walk-\nMrs, w. M. Cunliffe and Sir* W.\nMiller\nJunior and Small Women's\nTOP COATS\nAt $12.50 to $25.00 Each\nl\/JC\"\u00bb__\u2014A Soft textured fabrics fashion these New Spring\n\u25a0 V i <-\\ Coals fnr small women and growing girls.\n\\ \\ >\u2014^J Shades are colorful Polo Cloths, Velours or Poiret\n3\/ Twills, such colors as Kust, Sand, Castor and Almond Green,\nWell tailored, and neatly lined throughout with\ngood quality Italian. Sixes 15, 17 and HI.\n'rices |12<50. S-15.00 to \u00a325.00 each.\n\u2022\nA Fine Showing ol\nSILK AND CREPE DRESSES\nAt $22.50 lo $50.00 Ectft\nVou can find a Dress here for every style ami figure. All are\nmade in this Reason's latest modes, with straight-line or flare \/'-5\\ jT\\ *\nskirts. Some are quite sleeveless, others with short or long T^ SW\nsleeves. Some are made in the favored \"Ensemble\" style, and J_fr -r\/Ml>\nall are well tailored.\nColors arc Navy, Sand, Rust, Almond, Black, etc., and Ipni-f' .<-\\\"'\u00bb'\u25a0'!*\u25a0\nmings are new and snappy. Sizes 1(1 In 11.\nPrices from ,S22.r>0 (,, 950.00 each.\nAn Extraordinary Special in\nWOMEN'S, SKIRTS at $2.75 Each\nA special purchase of FIFTY PLEATED SKIRTS enables us ' *\nto offer them at this extremely low price. \u25a0\u25a0tlr\nAll well tailored of pure wool materials. Some with Camisole \\ | S.\nlops, others belted. Colors are Navy, Grey, Sand and Cocoa.\nSizes to 29-inch waist measure.-\nSpecially priced at 9-*\"-\"*1 each.\n-Mis. II .1. Sli:\n.tain aial Mra Walt, a- Writ\nanili-tiii. til --. tiavr at Hi, ir ki\n\u00abri:-li|-- moth, i- Mi I V. \\\\\nlit.\nSTOCKHOLM, March L'T.\u2014Nntl,.\nv.-lili* l,.,-k,.iii Involvlnu ir.ii.iinii in\n. ll lil.lav.\nARRANGE SERVICES w\"\"\u00ab* s,\u00ab''r. ,\u201e.,\nFOR SOUTH SLOCAN\nWll.l.iiW I'OINT, Mn\nili.-aii.-.N i..i- ,ia- pan ton\nii th,- tnpln.\nRev. Mr. Stoddart Will 'i\"i. i\"-*: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u00bb turning \u00ab*eir \\i\nMake Bi-Monthly \"' \"';u-l\t\nVisits WAL MINERS STILL\nsnl'TII sl.nt'Ax. March 27.\u2014Wh\ni.v. l-'ii-l.l v..II.nnl of Trail wa*\niKltnr here, Tn..-,!.,,-. h Im a >\na-, nf holy communion in st M\nlaw's church, a ,liiii,-li\n...litar fnlloweil, when arr\nI..I- S.in.lav \u00ab\u25a0 IV!\nCONTINUE DISPUTES\nn.\nat,.-\n, la\n.Ml-\n1IAI,I1-'A,\\. March\nwecka ..r complete ,l\ncoal mining Imluatrv\ni.l' verbal I,last an.l\nipnrmonlo an.l full\nl.t\nHit l.la-l\n: lij.l-\nI Inii\nlln\nAsp\/rm\n'S^etumeJi\n'roved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for\nNeuralgia Colds\nHeadache Pain\nLumbago Toothache\nRheumatism Neuritis\n\u00a3 \u2022* .X\/-} j^**' Accept only \"Bayer\" packing\n^ \/^f JT'\\^r which contain.; proven directions.\n' J *Sjf Ilfltiilv \"llnvcr\" lioxos of 12 tableti.\n**-*S 9 Alio (nttlea ol U and KiO\u2014Drnggiiti.\nRplrtn In Hi\" trn*-. murk* (reel\"!!.!--..! In rmni'la) nr n-ii-pr Miii'ilncnir\" of Bfaaoantlc-\neHMtar of Snli. allcm-lil lAr.avl Salirviii* Add, \"A. S. A\"). Wlilli* It Is u-f-ll known\nHat A-;.irn iia-iiiis lai,or n iracttue, n> ii-i'l 'In- pobllc n-afnst iniilnllnii:. Ilia Tulilt-ts\nif Bayer afMnpaaj \u00abu! t... it-uaptd witii tbcir aeeetal trade uuik. uil* \"Baear Om.\"\nSell Your Launch\nThrough the Classified\nColumns\nThose who are looking for bunch buys are con*\nlulttng the Classified Columns of The Daily News at\nthis season. If you have a launch for sale, advertise\nit in the Classified Columns of The Daily News. Vou\ni will K<'i resulls.\nTo Insert a Classified Advertisement, Phone 144\n(Two Lines), Call At or Write\nThe Daily News\nNELSON, B.C.\nSouth Slocan Hears\nConference Report\nStH'TIl SI.IH'AN'. Marali 37 \u2014 Al\ntit.- monthly maetlng of the women'a\n'iixiliai'.v, Wciltii-Hilay. Ht Ilia hiinn. ..!'\nMra. J. Murray. Mra. '1. K. Afthhy\n-lav.- lar report of the conference\nwhich ahe attended ns delegate at\nKcvclatoke.\nli uas arranged t.i have the aprlng\n-ala of Work stini-llv. 'I'll.- ...tnniil\t\nin charge will conalal uf Mra. .1\nMurray, Mrs, J. IV Viattlilili. Mis- IJ.\nK. Aahby, .Mis. ll. o\/atta, Mra l\"\niniii-li.sliaiik. lira. !'. Anderaon and\nMis. II. W. Iliimphrr.\n:li.-- nf t|ie IS, i\nmlnera Involved lionleiinK precurl-\nnilsly i.n starvala.il. taaial the i.1 it 1-.I,\n, Empire Bteel corporation and tin'\nUnited .Mini* Worker* of Amerl-ni,\nthe two iiarlics t.. tin dlaptltc, s, |(|\nreanlved today, appan ntly on n in-lit\nI h. .-. flnlalf.\nMrs. Pitts Speaks to\nCastlegar Institute\nI'ASTl.KUAU. March 27. \u2014 At tha\nmeeting of the women'a Inatlttlte. Mrs\nli ll I'itis i.f Nelaon cava an Inter-\n.si int.' account of her recent trip\n\u2022 asi Tins was followed up by I\nslant needlework demonatratlon, when\nMis. Pitta ahowed noma beautlfu] ex-\nl.il.ii*. Including bedapreada, fancy\nnprona, drawn t!ir,*ail. woven gooda,\n. N. Roai navf n eharralng\nnf -tin- aong -.My ninl,-\nIiinilil.* tlie sarin] hntit- in.\nMis. W. .1 Fal'inia- anil Mrs.\non, aerved a fjelletoua after-\nMrs\nPROCTER NOTES\n\u2014 Mrs. B.\n. Miss Ethel\nmornlog tin\nPROCTER, March\nMerrifield ami dang\nMerrifield, I. ft .Mint\nlinoli.-st. r. Mum,\nMiss M. m, Murdock left Raturday\nI'la- Vancouver, wbere ahe will apend\na couple <\u00bbf weeka- holiday.\nMis II t'lill anil liar mother, Mrs\n.1. Donaldson, aavo left for Waldo\nit\nM r,\nid...\nLIVEIll'iMU.. .Ma\nChance, um t., li .\ngrand national.\nSunday Train\nBetween\nROSSLAND\nTRAIL\nNELSON\nMarch 29\nT.v\nl.v\nAl\nl;..s-tan.\nTrail .\n. Nils,in\n. '\u25a0\na a tn.\nl.v. Nelaon . \u25a0 l.:;. p.m\nI.i. Trail .. . ::. c. p.m\nArr. Hoaeland I r an\nMuklng Ail Stnpn.\nFurther aim icemmn will 1,.\nmade it aervii-o t<. I- iiorma\ni. S. Carter, D. P. A.\nNELSON, B. C.\nMis, Knvll an.l\nAuxiliary Elects\nat Willow Point\nWILLOW point, Mareh :;. \u2014 -.t\na. meeting r.f the Wnman'a anMlinrv\nnf st, Andxewa-by-the-Lake, the tou\nInwlnir niiii-i-rs were elected, w,-,lii,-s-\n.l-.y: Mrs John ililrny. prealdent:\nMra I). ll. Il Aiml.-wliiilti-. vlee-prea-\ni.i.-nt; Mra W. .1. .Main-, aeeretary-\nWA8H1NOTON, March 17\u2014Tht\n.'iniinei.itl'in agalngt tin* prohibition\nanienilnii.nt announce! linprecetli.nt-\ned ncthity on part of CuntiUlan rumrunners have begun.\nBaby Carriages\nand Sulkies\nJUST RECEIVED W-\nRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS SOME\nVERV FINE FIBER\nCARRIAGES. AT\nPRICES TO SUIT ANV\nP0CKETB00K.\nLLOYD'S AND SIDWAY CARRIAGES, REED\nFII1KR ?3.'l.OO to ?(\u00bb.-\u00bb.<.<>\nSULKIES $1.00 to $^.50\nSTROLLERS $21.00 to S527.50\nSpecial Clear Outs\nWood Body Carriages with Hood $15.00 and Up\nStandard Furniture Co.\nCOMPLETE HOVSE FURNISHERS\niTT.WVA, M.\nmte nf t\\ S-M.\n\\ in\ni-hli li\ni- i.f l.a.liin... Que., who diedom\"froin P.iin.\nNeuvuljjta\nTV v-nnr, '\u2022 of Cann-lfanB hn-m Tound thai\nT.KC.'n livn <;nn \u00bb-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0( and aurtflt rmhmt trimm\nI'-un. TIt.C's\u00abet rlirwctt? on tiuxpuMAivtbaC\n<-*u\u00ab\u00abtv.\u00bb pein. 'ITlv cunUiD n > ilnm^-iw -*\u2022*\nhabit (iirm*ttf iti-u^i. Y\u00bbur druiigwl Wo*\nm-mda C-,u. *Hen i 10c. for ikiwthu Uuvi.\n'Uiupn-Uni.., ToranU). i\n$1.00 |5.h-\u25a0lv;,\u25a0,,\u2022,\nS1?E linnhr-\nTRCs-\n\u2022*-\"\"\u2022 N.^r-J.1.\nSI7T r.in. .\nMPLETON'S'\nRHEUMATIC\nCAPSULES 31\nFor sale liy Poole Di'iif- Co., City Drug Co,\nFOR YOUR EASTER WARDROBE\nWt> aujtffcwl\nr lonka .\nuio in,, and\nrata you hi\nll r,...,I Rt\n4y^KjffMmf^p\/ny&^ -\nHKT,IAHLr\u2014THAT'S ALL \u00bb\nIM-m I^lh Ave. W. iOi>l>\u00bb>site Publio Library), Califary, Alta.\n Tags 8!x\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1928\nCORNS\n_-:- ,.\nLift Off-No Pain!\nDoesn't hurt one hit! Drop a little\n\u2022\"Froezone\" on an aching eorn, instantly that corn stops hurting:, then short\nly you lift it right off with fingers.\n-Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of\n. Treezone'* (or a few cenis, sufficient\nto remove every hard corn, soft corn,\nor corn between the toes, and the foot\ncalluses, without soreness or irritation.\n\"PHILLIPS\" MILK\nOF MAGNESIA\nFoster's Weekly Weather Bulletin\nTemperature for Month' of April,' 1925\n1\nI\n111!\n7 1 1 llll\n12\n13\nU IS lfi 17 IS 11 21 U22iU24\n2S:26 27\n28\n29\nIII\nii\n\u2022\n*\n\u2022\n* * * *\n \u2022\n......\n...... M\n\u2022 * * * \u2022\n*\n\u2022\n*\n\u2022\n \u2022 .. \u2022\n***********\n.-\u2022--\u2022 \u2022\t\n\u2022 \u2022 1\t\n\u2022 .. ..\n* * \u2022\n\u2022\n*\n\u2022\n*\n\u2022\nih\n*\n\u2022\n*\n\u2022\nCenter line of small stars represents normal temperature for the month, while round dots show tho predicted\nvariations.\nAccept only genuine\noriginal Milk of Mucin\nby ph\"Aici,ins for r>i)\nantacid, laxative, ooirt\nFull directions with\nany drug store.\n\u25a0'Phillips.\" the\n\u2022la prcsi-rilied\nyears as an\nlive.\neach bottle\u2014\nABLE TO DO\nHOUSEWORK NOW\nSick a Year. Got Great Benefit f romLydia E.Pinkham's\n^Vegetable Compound\naa ' \t\n: Blooming ton, N.S.\u2014\"I took Lydia\nE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound\nfor p&inB and backache, also for ner-\nYousness, aick headaches and sleeplessness. I was troubled in thia way\nfor over a year, and a friend told me\nabout the Vegetable Compound and\ninduced me to take it. I must say I\nhave received great benefit from it\nand am able to do my housework now.\nI recommend the Vegetable Compound myself and am willing for you\nto use this letter as a testimonial. \u2014\nlira. William Morse, Itloomington,\nAnnapolis County, Nova Scotia.\nDo you know that in a recent canvass among women users of the Vegetable Compound over 220,000 replies\nwere received. To tlie question,\n\"'Have you received benefit by taking this medicine?\" 98 per cent, replied \"Yes,\"\nThis means that 98 out of every 100\n\u2022women are in better health because\nthey have given thia medicine a fair\ntrial.\nMrs. Morse ia simply another case\nof a woman receiving \u2022great benefit.\"\nWomen suffering from the troubles\nao common to their sex should listen\nto what other women say who have\nexperienced the same sufferings and\nfound relief. Give thia dependable\nmedicine a chance-and at once. It\nta aold at all drug store* C\nWASHINGTON, Mareh 28. \u2014 Ten-\ndav period following Murch 28 is expected to be of the Kprlng variety,\nwith very moderate extremes, averaging considerably above normal temperature and below normal precipitation. Last five days of the period\nwill be wannest. A storm wave ol\nvery mild character will cross continent during week centering on April\n3 and bring scattered showers during\nperiod following Ktorm center, but is\nnot expected lo furnish relief to the\ndry areas west of longitude M. A\nsevere storm wave will cross continent during week centering on April\n12, and the extremes canned by this\nstorm wave are expected to bring general rains to most of the continent\nduring period of April 10 to ill. The\nexpected force of this storm would\ncarry considerable moisture tn the far\nsouth and southwest and this period\nIs the most encouraging of the spring\nfor the dry arens in these sections.\nCold wa\\e following this storm center is not expected to reach aoutfa of\nlatitude -Ifl. but cool wave will reach\ninto the cotton belts. Following this\nperiod, where sufficient moisture is in\nsubsoil, planting should be done in\nlocalities lhat are usually planted during first half of May.\nA moderately severe storm wave\nwill cross continent during week centering on April 17, and a mild storm\nillering on April 21. Temperatures\nApril will average above normal.\npat and last M days considerably\nabove normal, and April la to April\nH about to a llttb* below normal,\nl'reeipitatlon of April Ih expected to\nrxerage below normal, most precipitation during April 10 to April 16, decrease considerably, relative to the\nnormal of each locality, least decrease\neast of longitude 95 and south of lalt-\ntude 40 and Quebec and eastern Ontario, llainfall shortage Is expected\nlo be noticeable In sections 3, 7. I, fl.\ntenth half of 1 and west half of 2 and\nEi during tlie month. Drouth area will\nbe well defin.-d during Mav; severe\nstorm wave of April 12 is expected to\nmake coming conditions less noticeable during April.\nThe terrible tornado of March 18,\nthe day befi.re this letter is written,\nwas the type of storm most dreaded\nnnd with the least possihililv of being\nforecast successfully. 1 could men-\nperiods that would dint;\nand\nln\ntics of the tornado are caused\ncontrolled by electro-magnetism\nthe same mariner as of any other cyclonic storm. To organize a tornado,\nIhe electro-magnetic action must occur at a time and plare where the\npositions occupied by high and low\npressure areas are such, relative to\nthe topography of intervening area, as\nto bring the hot and cobl air currents\ntoward each other. The spiral action\nof the eteetrn-magnetic currents from\nan overcharged earth starts the tornado. The tornado, or series of them\nas they often occur, lives until the\n\u2022-.upercharge ha* passed from earth to\nclouds. Tbe greatest number of tornadoes originate near and north of\nthe Ozark mountains and travel norih-\ncast. Cold air of the higher altitudes\nmovlnfc down to replace the warm air\nthat Is rising from lower aliiunles\nfurnished the ideal condition fnr the\nformation of these dieaih-d storms\ndltioc\ntlose\n\u25a0would occur ni\nmentioned, but\na forecast of\nand it would\nThe occurrence\nis o.vasinned\npheric conditio\ntablUhed 0c\nall dealers.\nUVKiiroOL, Marrh 27.-D.uilN'\nCham'e. owned liy L). Could, won the\nNational itteplechara tmlny Irom u\nfield of 33 konaa.\nOld Tayhrldga, maoM liy Mrs.\n\\V. B< Dixon, was secomi. and Kly\nMask, owned by T. K. Laldlaw was\nthird.\n.(mDn i Tin* wtnnor pair 100 to I. OW\nALIOKU j Tayl.riilKe paid 9 ti> I. and Kly Mask\nt 10 tn 1.\nTlie field today was lha ncond\nbUTgMl In tha history of thfl rare,\nwhich was first nm In MM, bfiw\nsxcaaded only hy that of toot\nyaata ago, whoa then wan 3\">\nstar'| *--.. Two i'lumiT winners, St*r-\ntoani Murphy and. Musi,- Hall, Watt\namong iim-.-.- who atarted today and\nwere unpbu-vtt. as woto 11 other*\nthat bad made previous efforti to\nwin t' a national.\nToday's starters thai wars un- ]\npla' ad wort as follows: \u25a0,\nSilvn, BalUnoda, Mav. Oraelous \\\no;n. D.iXter, Patsy v.. Thrown In, !\nWinn all. Kesp Coot, Borgeanl Mur- |\nphv I'ln-ii.-il. Ard'-*n, Urn f Ji-srhi-n,\ngall Macfoiy. Alcasar, TRfytu*,\nHi.rii.-, Jack Hornar, His Luck, All-\nWhite, Mualo Mall, Aanaonala, James\nPigg while Burray, Garden Rath,\nArravalV. Dwarf of the Forest. Main\nSail and Ci y*>tk al.\n(Continued trom pttKO 1)\nBRITAIN NOW\nAT CLIMAX IN\nSPORT RUSH\nOxford-Cambridge Boat\nRace; Footer Cup Semi-\nFinals Today\nMILLION EXPECTED\nTO WITNESS EVENTS\n\u25a0(JitiS-.mt<.i.Mi) he. -SODS.*.1\nFRon PROOKLY**[ \\l JOST Rt.LI.rtSH>'\nijOMmMMM70\"7\\ him Tonight;:\na itlti SPAVIN OH\nTHOniilCHPIH\nPUT CUT OUT\nyou can clean tlicm of! promptly with\nrMBSORBINE\nI A M^T TBACF MARK BFr, 111 PAT: Orf\nand yon work the horse same tunc.\nDees not blister or remove the\nhair $2.50 tayt bottle, delivered.\nWill teli you more if yo*j write.\nBook 4 R free. ABSORBINE. JR.,\nthe antiseptic liniment for mankind.\nreduces Vamose Veins, Ruptured\nMmcki or I.iiimrnm. bWM Clin.li. RfM\nC)ltt. Ailnfj i'*in y.i'.kly. l'i,--.(l J, t bullltt\nlerttti M flluni. s\nYOL'NG Inr.. (S I ~*m BU-., MMil lit I '-B-\nwhine inJ Ah. or time, it., trr oij; in CBSBbk,\nRHEUMATISM\nApply Minard'i Liniment\nto the aching apotand get\nquick relief. The remedy\nyour grandmother used.\nNothing to equal it. t (\nOLD DOBBIN TOO\nFAST FOR AIRMEN\nbanding\nForced\nBy AL DEMAREE\n(Former Pi.cHer, ..'. Y. Giants)\nZa.-k Wheat, llii- treat Brooklyn\nuniii'l'li-r. uas playing with Moblns.\n.Mal.aiua. In 1909. .mil was llillllli*\n! mill all,ail .L'in; In fact, lu- was going\nFrom . s., badly thai Paikson, ln-ealdent ol\n,, ,,, ,. the club thai year, despairing ol hla\nHoi'SC 100 UanRerOUS, ,..ei- amounting to anything, mailed\nCoir a -ifnil Pilot him unconiMlon Iea\u00ab t.i the hotel\nbayb uldll 1 HOt | \u201e)\u201e,,-,. i\u201e. \u201e-.-,s stopping. Thai same\n.y.,siii.\\(;T'>\\. March :-7. \u2014Ex-1 \",'';.' rlnB,f,L o[ his phone. A voice\n]..ii.-nr. s In two \"run-ill landings\nIn the Rudy in.nulla ns nf \u25a0 Xi-vaila\nha,., convinced Ail- Mail Pilot I'll*\nBer thai riding a horae is mora\nIhan dying an airplane.\nlal the\nhn .lu\nend i.l Ihe wire wi\nIm ihis telegram: \"Ur \u25a0\nill Blvc \u2666aim' lor y.m\nllazaf\nUuger was riytng\nbetween Elko, Sevndi\nC ty recently when\nof gcere and wan\nl*rv It laiii-lil before you -.-a la I..-.I. N..la\n.-.-. van In taut nli.-l li.nii ll\u00ab- 111...I\n.1, 11.I.l pain. Then wlim vail na:\n nu. note Ilia ulm\u201e.i ,i,il,li,.vublc\nliti.-il.il v..Ill .fill.\na Hai\nIII i\n11\nIhr ',,,\u2022 IIM t,\u201eiilr ntlnn wa a, y.ur\nmS tmiti. try O. 0. I). ,,\u201e.,.., faa,\nIly Drug A- Stationery r..; Canadi\nIB ..-\u25a0 Iii...|i Oi, I,nl,: I'.i.ii-. i,ru\u00ab c\nmall |il\nil Salt I.-.1-I-\niroke a ael\nid lu land\nr. rancher\nloan Um a horae lo ride to the\nn.ari-si telephone in gel aaalatance.\nII,. goth there alrlghl and then\nsiaiini back to liis plane.\n\u25a01 nm,-,i. in- atarted in mount,\nWfote I'ln-i-r. \"anil as all inn*\nM.'suin horaea il\". this one took\nrn in n i-Jinj til njr- -l^un - I.Horn j gul\nIn iin- s,-ai and had my safcij bell\nMatened. To make a long itory\naho 11, 1 over-controllad, her noae\nwenl down and I apun, or a de-\nsw.ia il 1 don't know which\u2014In\nthe \u25a0 nl with greai apeed.\n\"My lell ankle broke In two\nplacsa and I was well ahaken up\nl.v the lorced landing.\"\nWh\n.lai-h.-.n though! aomebody was kid-\nking him, and wouldn'l believe ii\nuntil Mil- telegram company veitllled\nill,- wile. Wheal never received hla\nnotice ul' r.-h'asr. as the Mobile iircsi-\n.1.111 was ..van- bright and early to\nWheat's hotel waiting for the first\ndelivery of nvtiil.\nEXHIBITION BASEBALL\n\u2022 Al Savannah- It. 11. K\nNew Vf.rk Aifii-iii-.ins ... I I I\nKuchnslfi- . \u2022 I\nItalli-i-i.-s\u2014.li.lins.ni. !li:ill, lir-nl-\nand gchangt; Karpp, Thormnalcr\nTO Il'IOPI\nSAILINGS FROM ST. JOHN TO\nLIVERPOOL\nliir. in MiH.i.-i ir\nV1.1- 17 Manilas\nvia-. 22 Miintrnya\n Jl.aiU-alli\n.11.1\nMar. 27 \t\nApr. a \t\nTO SOUTHAMPTON-CHERBOURG-\nANTWERP\nApr Hi M.'ila\nApr i Mliuieduaa\nTO GLASGOW\nApr. 23 M.-tagama\nApr. I Montreal\nlalail.il lal.na1.ilia11. lahs. it.-, >.n\niv,|H,sl It. nil I. \u00ab ivali.ais anil lick.\nvia rrom I til Agtnta everywhere, 01\nJ. S. CARTER\nDistrict P-iascncer Agoilt, NclBOa, B.C\nThe Consolidated Mining & Smelting\nCompany of Canada, Limited\nOffice Smelting and Refining Department\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nSmelters and Refiners\nParehawri of Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead antl Zinc Ores.\nProduced of Cold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zinc\nTADANAC. TJ1AIL\nLetterheads\nIt paya to llsl- a good grade of paper for letter heads and the cost is very little greater.\nTHE DAILYNEWS JOB DEPT.\nPrinting\u2014Ruling\u2014Bookbinding\nPhone 144 (Two Lines)\nnd II-'.,.!,\nAl SVnrl.l.i\nR. II. E\n'\u2022 Mt-ekinv, Pred^rlclMon nn.l Halder-\n\u25a0on. His outgueH-slng of Meekhif\nwaa ;i bri1IUn( pity.\n1 Cbackin-S Hcaw\n! Both siii-'s won i'.iini ini'IiM*\nthe hwvy otwcklnf nnd Referfe ton\ni |j.i*-.--od four Frenchmen and two\nI ('oimars tor- '\"-'inn Mm antoaaXvo,\nCoutu, tha Da nad icu i-i^iit Aotobbo\nniiin, injured his knc.' In n collision\n[\"With Vixnn ulicn the pair cndiav-\n1 or\u00bbd \u00bb'> cul down Prataicfcaoa on\n; jl !';ist play In front of Ilic n.*t.\nj Tlic third period opened wiih\nj such a whirlwind attack that tin-\nlinns wen taken hy lurprla*. Both\nI sides opened upland within f vi-\ni minutes three goals hnd trickled\ninto the nets. Victoria wont to the\n] front for the only time during the\nfime when Hurt made Vezina slip\n! upon a hard one that Just squeezed\ni !natda the post.\n1 rcm-lmieii 'I't-^IUi'ti I p\nAnxious to avoid three straight\nidefeata the Catmiibbs came on with\n[the freateet disjdaj they have Riven\nduriny the series. Thev crowded\nlho play iu front of the Victor a net\nand eventually Holmes was kidded\n' into flVtng u goal by Joliat \\\\ ho\nskiiuinud in a CaM pass from\nHoucher.\nLose than two minutes later Morenz flashed through the Victoria\ndefence Ike a huzz saw and hud\nHolmes handcuffed wiih his bullet\ndrive that nearly went through the\nnet.\nCnnadlena took no more chances\non the offensive and keeping their\ndefence Well ] lacked until | f.-u\nmlnuta hefore the final hell when\nwith Victoria sending four men up\nat a time. .Moron\/, got a wav with\nonly Halil.-lson to heat. The -Sltat-\nford cyclone skipped around Haider-\nson and scored as hr pleased.\nFirst Period\nHart stepped oil wiih nice si in\nCanadiens' goal, and Holme* slopped\none from Morena. Walker aent In a\nrebound. PYcderlckeon's aljol waa\nblocked and Moreni tried a long\nbym I..-1 und Moreni ninl a long\n-me. Loughlin shut ami jin-l missed\nhla rebound, Canndlena bote caught\nwith defence packed and referei\nnguln explained rules. \\n penaltl;a.\nWalker and l''rederiekson lost p \u00bbs -\naeaalon at goal mouth, Moreni\nworked \u00ablone in. but Walker hooked\npuck from his atlck. .loiiat carried\npurl, down rlghl wing In feat play\nin front of net, .Morenz acored in\nI: S3.\nFraser Saves Goal\nY.-.iiia kicked out a hot onr from\nHart, and Holme* sa\\ed on II slim\nirom Moreni, FYaaer pff, dumping\nCoutu after he ft ll acroM the nel and\naaved a aliol from Iforeni, while\nHoi men out ol goal. Walker ienl\none to Vealna'a pads. Holmes made\nanother claaay play on a shot from\nMorcn*. Meeking off, tripping\nMoreni. Loughlin'-- taa\\ ahm was\nHundred Thousand See the\nGrand National Steeple\nChase\nLONDON, Mareh 17. -- (Canadian\nPreaa Cable) -- With the annual boat\nrace claaaie, Oxford versus Cambrtdre.\nlhe iiilrr-aniiy rugty match at Twiek-\n- -iiiiaei. ami tlie association fuoLbull\nna si'inj-i'tnala. the ellmaa of \u00bb\u2022\u00bb\u2022 nf\nIhi tain's spurting weeks will lie\ni'.neh,!i to itow. it is Mtl-matad\nlhat an BgBTtsmlm of I .'Hiu.iuui people\nwill wit net* theaa even is. One hun-\nlud ihouaand saw the RBrand national\nstreph-ch:.-,- todav. and it is reckoned\nthat millions of pounds changed handa\non ilo* great race.\n.\\ faatura was the Intenae Interest\nUdun by women, For tha first time\nin three yeara, no member of the royal\nfamilv eaw tba reoo, buj n crowd of\n|\u00a3ng lands beat aoclety was i.a the\nCOUee. Ia.nl Derby and tin- euunl.-ss\nof Blften had laiK\" parti,-s and lln-r-\nwere many other nolablea. Mine ape-\nopl trttna ran rrom I-*ndon, and i k-\nInjg bad i' hi raea.\nSensatiuns M*ny\nTin* first Nenaatlun waa the railing\n'.f Alcazar at the first fence. I'atsv\n\\\". and Taffytua balked at the next\nand thereafter there waa the full crop\n.1 aenaationa, with tho leadera changing frequently.\nDouble Chance ov< rhauleil Old Tay-\nbridge nn tin- flat. lOti ynrda fnim\ni joint-\n\u2022THY A Ntf TO.SIGHT\"\nGRANT'S\nBest Procurable\"\n(THE ORIGINAL)\nHlBBtt\nmtuEXUt**\nPure Scotch* Whisky\nRICHEST IN FINEST\nHIGHLAND MALT\nn..lltr,t \u00abnd imranlrr'l by William\nt'...\"t 0 5\u00bbn* I jmiltfi \u00ab.Ifnl.it.i.i h and\nn-i.-n,-- 1,1,1,1-,! Di.nilertM. Omtt-\nlo<*n-A l,Un3\u00bb. .''.colland.\nThia \u2022dvertiDt-ment is nnt published or displayed 'by the\n(.TQUOR r.ONTUOI. BOARD nr the Government of B.C.\nH\nl-'i.il Arclti\ni..,l.- i.im,.\nIlia\nTr\nAr\n* \u00bblll t.-.l-*.- linn,\nil Vorkalilri-iiii\na-lii\nlock, v\ni.llalli.a\n..ul I.i\nIT. Will\nlis . f\nlo Slaia:\ninl I..I- ll\t\nny lliouaanda\n.-.-, ini. I. al\nHi,\nNutloimla .... 4 i; :\ni -- S,-llii|i|i. Wavenliurl\ner Kh.-a. rual Si-liiniiii\n. I.i iiis Xatioi\nHi-aiii.-nlii\n[latlf-ri\nl'l,..\nIll III\n\u2014 Itelnhai\nVaiilmiilli-\nI'lii-i-niBli NntlonalK\nii l.-ia-aisn. I'acltli\nli.all.ii-. - Allan\nilth, Couch: llrlll\nIt. II. ll.\n. . 8 1.1 1\n..7 VI 11\nI ami \\ii'i: si Hi ll| is,. VI,\nI.\" i \u2022 im-Mlng haul\nI'irsl period over, I I\n\u2022lollnt Stars in Sii.>n,l\nSecond period Loughlin broke\nthrough center, shot, picked up the\nrebound and with empty nel ahol\nwide,\nVeslna stopped from Fraser.\nl-'ias. r ahol again bul failed. Holmes\npicked on a ions one fr Mor-\nreni nnd stopped one fr the blue\ni he Ii) Joliat. Both sides ploying\nsiiom.* defensive game with three\nmen back. Vegino blocked a high\none from Frederickson. Jollal making the la-si show im,* of the si-ri.-s\nVeslna blocked a hard one trom\nFraser. .Morena made a llgbtnlnl\nplay, bul la'led to heal Holmee.\nFrederlckeon lent In another drive.\nI i-i-m-iiincn I'noi, Defenee\nl-'rawi- and Holmes cut down linlh\nJollal and .Morenz when Ihey worked\nin mi top of net. l-'iiyston tried \u25a0\nlow shol between del'ence but Vezina blocked, i-'o.i.-ion simi again,\nhm Veslna saved. Play confined to\ncenter loo with st'ff hody checking, Boucher had a uieat opportunity. Iiiii Holmes blocked.\n\u25a0 loiiat off for hacking defence.\nHalderson off cross checking Morenz .and Coutu chased off raising\nWalk. r.\nMoreni sent In a hot one i.m\nHolmes worked fast. (Talker and\nl-Tialeijcksnn pulled a fas! |,lm\nin front of nei. but I'reddv Mint\nwild. The checking so dose little\nchance for spectacular Hockey\n.Manilla off cross cheeking l-'r.-d-\nerickson. Walker's I k linn,lor\nfailed io deceive Veilna. Frederick-\nson off for hooking QoMU ami .Morenz follow for slashing Haiders..n.\nVictoria Defence Oood\nCoutU senl in I'jll.-id ens' first shot\nin nearly five minutes. which\nHolmee blocked. Hotaies caught\nsin-ague Cleghorn'a floater, Ban gel\nbald one on net and Holmes blocked\n\"ne rr loiiat.\nVeilna pulled down g loud on,.\nfrom Walker nml .Meeking had both\n.lulint ami Vezina on the Ice to utop\nh in from scoring. Coutu hurt.\nreplaced by Oddla t'hghoin. Ve-\n7.hin stopped one from Walker with\nbis thin, .loiiat senl one lo Holmes\npads. .Meeking got through, but\nVezina came nut und saved. Vezlna\nItoppod another from Loughlin.\nPeriod over no score.\nHart Scores Soon\nThird period: Frederickson secured\nut faceoff every tllie tonight. Jollal\nhad Ilrs! shot at Holmes and Walk.-r\nsen! In ii weak \"in', ktOMM flashes\nTin\nl.ui-sls\nTin\nIII I llle.\nn iwo\n..I' 111\na- ndmlrei\nWater i\n SIS Wl\nabridge i,\n\"In\ndole. .1 '\nil faviil\null aial\nCrews ana Wcl-jlits\nlilgi '-.aiaiiii.l ......i it -\nhe l.a,\". Milan. ,, a,\n\u00bb\u00ab lidvanniae. ,,, -1 a-,!.,,\nerl) ral, ia . ,,.,.-.,I ,.!;,\n^S^\/'C*:\/\nMr*.\/\n\/ \u25a0:. ''\nwm\nThe \"White Hone\" Inn, CanOj\ngate, Edinburgh. The Origin! '\nHome of White Hone Whiikv,\n1742.\n\\ I-*:;\n1 I I\nl'l\nIdKt' - \u25a0:..,i,!,mi \\:,e,x\u201e\n'uv, r, ITU: Hi Hn it !\n1 .. KlliMii-Simili. !:\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0.\n-A'antibo rough, utroki\nIl.l MiM\nK ln'jiten li\nII. nl run\nWHITE HOIISE\n\"sLu.Whisky\nWHITE HORSE DISTILLERS, LT0., GLASGOW & LONDON.\ncr.\nThis Bdvertmement is not published or displayed by dM\nl.lOUOli CONTKOI. HOARD or tho (ItivcrnmGiit of B.C. i\nai.-, and l',\nWalker -\nllOUchnl sell!\nI,,.Hens in in f.,;-,li,\nMeeking\nil.us- net. i'ii\nMeeklim, wei\nn fine chance\nJoh.it Tils Srorc\nOur\nFacilities\nBuuclu\nHem\nV'esll\nrush fi\nClellhul\nllu- in.\nfoillni \\.\nai a dazzlim;\nul -Inn,Is wild.\nKl\nsln.l ci-\nlasl ..ue. \\\n nl I'an\noff ordered.\nVhlorln ihr\nattack, I\nlhc length nf lhe lee.\nfor pucklnn ill fence\nMorens wenl lhe I\nIhrnugh Victoria ill\nonly I laid. i..\t\n11:28.\nVi tinn lifted Wall,\nranchmen Stall\nimineied in ther fnal\n..Im. s Idocked Jl lea\nnl lu reach llouoller's\n--I I,\nllle l\nid la\nspilling Manlh\nI.Hens shoo! iiii.I,\nre. Jollal iienalln il\nKU\nw:3\nNKLSON BRANCH,\nCRANBROOK BRANCH,\nCRESTON BRANCH,\nTo be of the iireatest service to b\nbusiness concern a Bank must\nhave (nil and adequate facilities.\nWith over 110 branches throughout Canada and with strong affiliations abroad, ihis Bank can\noffer business bouses a service\nthat satisfactorily fulfills all demands of local, national and\nforeign trade. \u00ab*\u00bb\nALBANK\nOK CAMADA\nJ. H. D. BF.NSON, Manapc\"\nW. R. GRUBBE, Manauei.\nC. W. ALLEN, Managei.\ni*|\u00bbK fONEV\n11,I'll\n'.ul In\n\u25a0llii' 1\"\nla: I. Ci\nmi. her, inn\nan.l Kroner\n-In,! was\nSummary\nI I, raiia.li\nilia. Andei-.i\n..I ' I. Vu\n,iia,In\neill iin\neked.\nni:\nI.dial\nens Ml\nll 11.31\nSpend an Entertaining\nAfternoon\nBowling\nSEMAPHORE\nBOWLING ALLEYS\nBowline\u2014Billiards\u2014Smokes\nratt.:\nUS ji'viii 5'\nmv, 2r'.0i->5 5 i\n- 5 \u25a0\u25a0 10 10\n- 10 - 30 12'\n\u2022 JO - so IO'\n. 60 \u2022 b1) Iii'\n\u25a0 to - 80 20\n- 80 \u2022 100. 21'\nWHEN remitting any amount\nup to $100, -you wiil combine\nsafety, economy and convenience\nby using Royal Bank Money\nOrders.. They will be cashed by\nany Bank in Canada (Yukon excepted) without charge.\nYou will find our Money Orders\npayable in U.S. Dollars and Sterling\nmost convenient ior making small\nremittances to the United States\nand Great Britain.\nThe Royal Bank\nof Canada\nNelson Branch\nA D. Uthtol Mf\n(Jrand ftabS Dratuh\nC A. Spink, M\u00bb.\nfremie Branch\nA VV.it-H'ii.Mftr. iu\n\t\n Page EigM;.\n\u2014 !~\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1925\nSTOCK PRICES\nCLOSE WITH\nSLIGHT GAINS\nNorth Western Rails and\nStandard Industrials\nDrop Rally Sharply\nWHEAT PRICES\nTOPPLE SEVEN\nCENTS IN PIT\nUneasiness Over Government Investigations Apparently Cause of Fall\n.\nV\nnkw YORK, lurch 27. \u2014 stock\ndtIc-m opaned firm, broke sharply before tin- doo* when sell iim* pressure\nwas. renewed against the North West-\nvrn rails. \u00abnd sumbml IndiutrUilu ami\nthen rallied sharply, cloalng quotations generally nhowltift net ffatnH\nrr.DRir.K i'n.in 1'tattii.ns tn g*-* points,\nThe recovery was Impressive.\nIn the rails. Chlcaffo ami Norihwi-rt-\nrrn wus hanum-ivd down nearly 4>t||\npoints tu. n m-w low at H%, It then\nrallied about a point rrwu tlu low.\nOmaha ppafarrad brute U>U< l\" M.\nOther rullrcad stocks tt. break\ntbrousu thi-n previoue resistance\npoints w\u00abTf Canadian I'acific, Northern Pacific, Southern I'acific. Chicago\nand Eastern Illinois preferred, Oulf.\nMobil* nnd Northern. Heading, Jersey\nCentral and Nickel Plate,\nIT. S. Steel Snaps Back\ni'nited states Bteel common waa\ndi pressed tu ;i new low at 116%, and\nthen snapped back to 1171, up v\nBaldwin crofnad in, l^oke sharply to\n:i new low at llti7\u201e. and then rallied\nto US-K. Uj IU on the day.\nI'an-American \"B\" stock was hid UP\nToppling\ni markets\n\u25a0ill\npared\nUi\nCHICAGO. March IT, \u25a0\ndown of prices in the rr\ntoday wenl to the extent\nbushel, In wheat, as eon\ntin- i'i hoars pre** toua.\nover possible results of the government Inveitlgatlua about receal\nsweeping chances values had undergone was apparently a leading factor\nn ths persistent fell ing thai broke\nIces an. w, Win at closed heavv, p.,*\nT'.c net lower, Mnv I1.67U to\n.S7tt, an.l July I1.4IK to *l.r.\".:\ntn ['si* to i%e off; oats, lc to t \u25a0\u25a0*,<\u25a0\nwn; ami provisions showing losses\nnglpg from 10c to 40c.\nHow Would Your\nSecurities Hold\nUp Under Panic?\nCanada Bonds\nWINNIPEO,\nai- is,u,. prli\nMa\n\u25a0ll\nl'i\n\u2014 I9!E, 1100. Mb; ll'ill\nHi'-.nil.; IMT, |104b, Slnl.aiia.\ni:.-i-,iia!iiiK \u2014 i:'-\\ jn\"'.65b: [043\n1103.45b, Suction; iiiii. ;;it;..-,-,l.\nM< 85a,\nWill- I i I. II. wals \u2014 lliJT. $H!l.!l.'il,\n, ,-uiii tTS t,, T'I ,,nil then sliiiii.d back1 *l** ' ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'-<\u25a0\"\"'\u00ab \u2014 HUT. Jl\niiu... ,, , ,,, ,., u la.ii Mipiicu i.a,., (. i.ii'i tii.-i *a.|, *.ii*-a.\nin II, up IH ..n Hi,* .lay. Substantial *,.-'; ims.siw.s-w, '\u25a0,,::;:\"\u25a0'-,\nRMW WM ills,, iccisl.-ieil by Am, r- ,,,;.,\"'-.',': ,\u201e\u201e?,\u201e..-\"\"\u201e, ail's is.\nirnn run imerlcjin I ...... rlt.n-.ral -l\"--*-in. 103s, 1108.60b, Slab..,..a\n11.11, villi, am, ia... I,,.. .... I.,11, i.ii t , . . \u201e , \u00ab!.,I \u25a0.-... \u25a0 ,\u201e\u25a0!- SI\nElectric, Kui'iiut. liitiinalli.iiul II\nNeater. Maxwell Molur laauca, Postum\nt'ei-i-iil, Shviii.',: Aiaas. Beara Roebuck\nnntl WollliliiKt.'ii l'ump. all ni whlcll\nclosed ut net f,'iiiiis of iil.uut 1'.- to\nLaclede litis s.iareil ;i points, to a\nresort) liicii .11 it: nml yielded 1,. 170\nan profit-taking. Ilaltell Stilus Sm, It -\nIn* cUisi-,1 ;t point iimii.a-, a! :;;.\nCall money opened nl 1 per .-at.\niuiViiin-i.il I.. I I, ,111,1 tl irupp.-il ti.\n-', Tina, nn.iicr an,I ,, nun r.-a.l ,,.,-\nlar. uii.-linniiii!,\nTutul sal.s- l.-'.ll,i;ia) .-hai-is.\nCloning Quotations\nlliKh\n1104.30b.\n09.11)\nSTERLING EXCHANGE\nNBW Vi IRK. March JT. - Si.all\nAmur, r.oi-n. . .\nAmer. Tobacco\nAmer, T, & T.\nAnaconda\t\nAtchiSM \t\nHalt. \u2022 Ohio ..\nran. I'm-\t\nChile Copper .\nCora Pmducta\n'It'll. Mottirs ..\nrt. Nor. 1.11I. .\n(Inuiliy \t\nlt.su. Copper .\nInt. Nickel ...\nK.iin.-. Copper\n>\u25a0' V. r.-nirnl\nNor. I'acltic ..\nI'l.l'Hl.s Pet. .\nltT* Ul\nPi\noil\nIlock [slan.l\nStial.-liilk.-i\nS'i.ii Ririflc\nStan. Oil I'al\nNun. OH Ind\nhi.11. Oil Ki\nHun . iii \\\\ .!,\n'111.-1 raclf'tc\nnip\nVANCOUVER STOCKS\n(Ri ported by 1' \\v. Appli yard)\nI Ilv\n1! C. I\nCork\nIndian\nInt. r,.\u201el\nMcfJIIIIvray\nK C Moni.i\n.Si.iitan ...\n\/SlV.-, tiil.i-s\nTrojan ...\nI'unwrli ,.\nWIWNIFEG GRAIN QUOTATIONS\nWl\nMai\nJuly\nOct.\nBarley-\nMay\nJuly\nOi -\nI'l.-is _\nM -\n.In. -\n,11s. and\nI'ai- sih,\nMETAL MARKETS\nNKW Vi 11:\n..al,; plcctl\nII\", c: fnun.\nTin \u2014 l.'nsi \u2022;\nIron\u2014Stem\nLead\u2014 la.\nZinc\u2014 Eaa)\nnil futures,\nAntlmonj\nAl I..,ti.l .1.\nBUndaril c\nli\nHi\nIn building- a br.uffo tho tines-, .on\nwith engineers ls \"Will it bear manv\ntimes its ordinary loads nntl strains?\"\nThis is a pretty good tlnnj to ask\nyourself about a security.\nW Il\nia xl\nnu lull\nek.\nI- Hull\nfl , lit ' flood I--\nIiit his bridge\n11 rly.\nBorne .lav 11\niroyed like\nurchasing 11\nisnker ti. ft,\nlhal some\nterrible su\nill la- I.nil.Is\nilk In:\nil.v K'-\n1..- de\nBefon\nLONDON STOCK\nFEW FEATURE\nAnnouncement of Government Issue Surprise; Iron\nand Steel Depression\nUsed Articles\nReal Estate\nRooms\nBoard\nTo Rent\nBoats and\nAutomobiles\nCLASSIFIED\nADVERTISING\nHelp Wanted\nPositions Wanted\nLost and Fonnd\nlive Stock\nMachinery\nFarm Produce\nTimber and Mines\nClassified Advertising Rates\nWant nnd Classified. Advertislm* \u2014\nOw. and \u00bb lialf rents per word per ln-\ns.-rtinn. If pnid m advance, Ifl pat\nword iht WMlfc or 2*j'-ic i\u00bbr word per\nmonth. Tninslent ads BOOtptM only\non a, casli-ln-udvancii OBBlo, Kach inii ial, finure, dollar -sit;n. etc., counts as\none word. Minimum 25c, If charged\nBlrtha, MarriafeB, Deaths and In-\nmemoriam CardH*-K,fty ct nls i>\u00abr Itt*\nK-rtion np to 33 words. Additional\nwoi-ds IH* .\nLists of \u2022Wedding\" rresente, and\nFloral Tribute* at Tancrals \u2014 Ten\ncents per lin<*.\n\"Local Reading* Notice!\u2014Tli roe rents\nper word t*ach Dmrtlon. In blMknwe\nor mafli.ne capital-; 4c per word.\nUlackiacc capitals Be a word. Tw^-niy-\nfive per cent discount it' run dally\nwithout change of copy for one month\nir more. Where advertisement Is set\nout in ishort lines tlm charge is Ufl a\nlino fnr Itomati type, ^Oc f\"r hlackface\n-ind 2f,c for Mackt'ace capitals. -Minimum 'jric. It charged fiftc.\nMale Help Wanted\nWl',1\nri\niin\nBarn whih\nneldfl inni.\nleiii-nlng this il-psiralil\nBhort time to|ten; toole \u25a0uppliea.\nEauy to shirt vour own simp. Har-\nl\u201e r ji'ihs always open. -Must hur-\nbera in America slart.il tliis Way,\nWhy nol voir.' Write or call tor\nini- catalogue HempMtl Barbel\nroHese, \"->\u2022 Ninth Av.-. Kast. Calvary, or 1811 0 ran vllle St.. Vancou-\nv,,-. tSLI 17)\n.M'i'LH'ATIUNS \"ill lie uct-iveil hy\nt li>- underslsned up to mum. March\n::ist, I'm* tli\u00ab- position of Mining Engineer C\nfresh rirtta, Mc to sir.\n]>,(lul-1,.fu-iYr tiag. c*r lots\nMINNEAPOLIS GRAIN\nI niti.-s\nli-.lh. IMS. Bali\n\\\\\\ 11. Mai-Inn.\niiii.-sa.ti.-i-. Vict.\ny ANTED \u2014 il\"\n.1. Martin. Tlili\nII\ni.l eiper\nnca Al\"\nApply A\n(1143)\nvIKN. WOMEN\u2014To lanlti UtrMftBl\npaid while I'-nrtiln^; toola auppllM\nCatalogua free. Molar Coiii.--e, Van\neouver. isii-ii\nBARN MONET AT IIOMR \u2014 Tou cm.\nearn Jl to J2 na lionr In yonr spare\ntime writim,' lho* t-ar.ls. No cin-\nvaaalnK. Wa Itinirtici jron by uu*\nti.-w Mini pie 1 iiriit..i.'r873)\nMiscellaneous\nCo Po\nI ean fill orders promptly\nliis sluek.\nToday'a Market, IHOVi.\nC. W. APPLEYARD\nA:' 11 paid all seasons f..r liie Mink,\nMorten and l-'islur. Trappers write\nor call Canadian Blue l-'ox Parma\nLimited, Rogera Bills.. Vane..uver.\nIll', I^Jll\nOCKB kntl ..ti I'ttniisii machine; atay\nan ii Ithoul earl, rs; \u2022 i li*,-. Winlaw. (ss:,;,|\nHIDES\u2014Write J. P. Mor-fan, Nelaon,\nfor prices. (ST.37)\nSituations Wanted Male\nWis\nsiTi:.\\Tn in\nFemale Ucl|) Wanted\nWANTED \\\\-\nWAX Till'\nwork. mi.!.\nJos w I;.\nLive atock\nadvert] - .1 In\nMiscellaneous for Sale\nPhone do6\nFRED WILLIAMS\nTIlA.N-SFGn Wl\nSW'tlMl IIA>\nCHICAGO WEAKNESS\nFELT AT WINNIPEG\n- .-'!. _ _'. *\u2014\nWinnipeg ^Iay Wheat Sells\nat Loss Over Thursday's\nFinish\nWINNIPEO, March tit - Wheal\nprlcea Buffered another draatlc decline\ntoday. Winnipeg May delivery aold\ndown l%c from the high polnl of Hi.-\nday at one period of Uio session at\n11.60*4, \" i\"l !\"ss of 7*-.- Irom\nThuraday'a finish. Trading uas on a\nfairly large seal.-.\nFederal Interference with functioning of wheal futurea markcta in the\nI'nit.ti siat.-s waa attributed as the\nchief eausi- of ila- break. Winnipeg\nfollowed the weakneaa at Chicago.\nPortland Canal Mining\nDistrict\ni I'lli -I aial u. eill mull TREE\nON REQUEST A Lnrge Colored.\nMap aial other laliiah].. i t -\nGRANT MAHOOD & CO.. LTD.\ni.m. ail..rs Vancouver Htock\nKv, iiaiit;. I\nrj22-a2.ri Rogers Bnil.ling\nVANCOUVER. B.C.\nActive in All Mining storku\nWc Buy ana Sell All Sli.iica\nlaiaaiayr .m\u2014J^BKJm... \u25a0j.awaaaa\nPIPE AND FITTINGS, ETC.\nComplete line Pipe nn.l Fitting*,\nall sizes. Speelal. 1-ineh I'ipe, 8c\nper foot. Roofing Kelt, 1-ply,\n11.64); 2-ply, $2.00; 3-ply, |t\u00abJ per\nroll. ICxIra heavy S-l'ly Miticrnl-\nla*d Burfaca, no lhs. per roll,\nipacial, J3.-'5. li-ineli Air Hose,\n\u25a0ultabla for gardana, fie per foot.\nMixed Wire Nulla. \u00bb2.tl0 per keg.\nIt'lre Hope,, Canvas, lajfflnfl Sup-\npilea and ' nil klmla eiiuipment\nHC. JUNK CO.\nt35 Powell Kt. Vuitcouver, B.C.\nis:,33)\nWHY OPERATE?\nfor Appendicitis, Gallstones,\nStomach ond Liver Troubles,\nwhen HEPATOLA doa tho\nwotk without T^m and no\nrisk o\u00a3 your life nor loiis of\nlime.\nCoatains no poison. Not soKl h7(!rucgiiU.\nMrs. Geo. S. Almas\nSul.L MA.SLI'ALH.'KKB\n\u2022330 l'uurth Ave. 5. Phone 483\u00bb\nSASKATOON\nPrice $ii.5a-Parc-:l post 2JC rxtr*.\nHOUSES FOR SALE\n7-ltiiom, Vietoi-ln slreet S3000\n6-Room, -ilill street S2400\n4-Hoom, Oliseivatory slrect....?ll'00\nTerniH nri-;ili|*ed.\nII. E. DILL\nr.OS Ward St. Xelson, 11. C.\n(S'JO.-i)\nCLASSii-'IlaD mis brinC results quickly\nami economically. 1*8 n word.\nA Good\nlovestmnemt\n$:!-jiH)_I.'ive-i,nunn-(I TImiso, fully\nmodern; I bedLrooiMi KpleuJid\nlocation; 2 lots. Twm-\u00bb.\nTo Rent\nNicely Furnlahed l-Boomed fcai-\ngalow, fully moilern: '2 lots. SKti.TiO\nmonthly, \"f for \u25a0*!*\u2022,\na. t. McMillan\nPHONE 001 l'.O. BOX Cl\n(S'JU-I)\nCLASSIFIED nils lirlnK results quickly\nand eeonomic-illy. 1V.C a word.\nBEAUTIFUL HOME\nen Silira slrt'i't. Druwiug room,\n.it'ii, dining room, big \u25a0onroooi of\n\u25a0leepinv porch. Kii<-ion. two j)uu-\ntrios, two fiivjiliires, three bedrooms. (IrMsin*^ room, bathroom,\n\u25a0leeplng balcony. Sow furnace.\nSiniKi foundation; bis basement\nwith r.-iiM-ni floor. Oarage, fruit\ntrey* etc. One of tin* beet buys\nin NclsiiM. J'rico $4600. Ti-rms,\n$1600 <;ish ninl niutithly payment\nApply F. F, Payne or any agent\n(miW\nCI4A8BIFIEO adf brins rysults quickly\nand ecunomlcallv. l*fl u word.\nLive Stock for Sale\nTF'.Ta ynur wants through Tho Dully\niTl'W.s\" fias-sii'icd column*.\nK.Mii; v. ik.-iiin- p.*o. 8 '\nread) April 7. Noel Harro\nit>]: HALE \u00bb: 1 lw\nliiiniin'l poundP, t-'\nils, Blocan Partt,\nfifteen\nWould\nCLAMIFISO ads brln^' rL-^ults quickly\nand toonomloally. t-Vto ;^_wu,*<]:\t\nTOUQENBCRa grade Boat*, freeben\nsunn. i''ii- salt* ohi ap, or eachangi\nanything ueeful. Atktneon, (;r;inite\nInsurance\nFIRE! FIRE!\nTomorrow muy bo too late.\nINSURE TODAY WITH\nCHAS. F. McHARDY\nFire\u2014Life\u2014Automobile and Acclde;\nInsurance.\n(854\nConstant Cor\nWhy Play With Chancej\n\u25a0When\nInsurance Will Protect!\nAutomolille\u2014Accident\u2014Life\u2014Fire j\n11. \\V. DAWSON\nAnnable Block\n1'. (J. BOX 733 PHONE ll|\n(884'\nFurnished Rooms to Rent!\nt'URNlBHED three-roomed flatw, btl\nwater every purpoae. Apply 60]\nBaker itreet \"\"\nVOU KENT\u2014One of lhe In-it furniflit'\nsuites ill tin- Annable Hlock. (8\u2014'\nFOR KENT \u2014 Two-loom furnlsluj\nsuite. ItlrllU Hotel. (SS5^\nKICI'.Ii Ai'AUTMl-iXTS.\nBUITB for rent\u2014Caiiiiibell'3 Stuilio.l\n(8529\nHouses Wanted\nWANTKli TO RENT\u2014C-rootnctl liousl\nm.w or ivltliin next, few inuntlil\nI'liin.- rain. (WW\nMachinery for Sale\nSAW AND PLANING MIL^\nMACHINERY FOR SALE\nTm. Berlin Planen, No. 10 anu]\nNn. i'l; Fisher Band Re-Saw,]\nl-'iliiiK l-'i|Uipim*nt. two Boilers. J\nSteam l-'eeil, Steam MllBilie, quantity Conveyor e'hain, La4h illll. |\nl'i,i- full pai-tieulars. apply |\nLOVBRINQ LUMBER CO., LTD.\nWasa, 11. C,\nMM\nT0RK8HIRR pKa. i',. llonlliby, K.liie-\nw.,.,,1. 11 C. I84.'.8I\nPoultry and Errs\n4AI.I\nll. s\n* Id I\nli-l\nII\nU I\nI inl.\nii. ck,\n(881JI\n_\"balTy\nH IAS l.arp\nl.aal. May priee. >1\u00ab\nl...-,la.i,is. Hoac Comb\na-. Order chlcka nnd\nMalca, piiliuneil. l'l*\n111- aial i.vii l-'l..-\n si,.eli. Rlddlea'\n, Hulinon Ann. B.C.\nI87HI1\nAmp. -4:a Hall.\nnl Speaker, *\n111X1. i*'.'1\n*..-.! ITII\nHon: I\nBallon,\nI'I A Nu\"\nill Sil\n'\u25a0in tin-:\nWheel: per\nAlfred' Mil.\n!::.'. rach, fifteen .1..liars pi\nFull lln.- ..f Applea, Plum\ni, Aprleota and Ornament)\n-|- Itoynon, diatrlcl nven\nmiis. ries, Hox ll.'T. Nelson.\nFOH s.m.i; - oucker apanlel pupplea.\nI-'. II. sin. I.U. Trail._Jlt'. (llfit)\nIlAltRl.l.S, KSOS AND EMPTY\nMcka \u2014 Maclluiiuld Jura Compnny.\nMill\n111\nat\nTKI.I. yu\nNews i\nwanti tnronta Tbo Dally\nMiscellaneous Wanted\n\\\\.\\.\\Ti:ii Tu i:i:nt --\ncut 'ml i.l' llalur sli\nHox sa:..\narose n.-ai-\net. Anal)\n(till)\nWANTED \u2014 Secondhand piano, also\nl.uvs bicycle. These articles must\n0.- in K....11 shape. Write, slallni\nlowest easl, pile,-. P.O. Hex tit,\nN.I,on. III'. (8884)\nCliri.ll Slula same lliill-. III.]') lUllli-\nlai.- for us. ,,|- ii, ,,i- pay small\nrental. Apply Bel llll, I'aliy\nNews. (Mill\nLive slock sills nuli-ldy nlien It la\nadvertised In tliess eoluinlia.\nLive slock Bella quickly win\nadvertised ill tlieso columns.\n\u2022 Horses Horses\nFor Sale\nNELSON TRANSFER\nCO., LTD.\nFor Kent\nTu RENT Furnlahed la,use. May I ll\nOctober -l'l Victoria atreet I'K.m.\n.-.'.ni:, ISX\"U\nFoil RENT\u2014Blx-n '! li'.use. f.ll!\nCedar atreet. H. K lull. IIWl\nRead the Advertisements\nKiSOW H7\/ERE TO SHOF\nnts I\nLJ\nSituations Wanted Fcmall\nEXPERIENCED Kirl wUtl houncworll\nApply llivn* View Ranch, Wlnlavf\nFarms and Ranches for Sa\nKA.WII POR\nSALE \u2014 Aliout nlii\nI lifts, fifteen ncr.i\ntinn suitable building!\nApply to T. H. Ilnbeir\nlie. (S89*l|\nTELI. your wants tnrougti 100 Dftll|\nNpwr rlaPRifip.l rolumns.\t\nLEGAL NOTICES\nTIMBER SALE X6877\nK-ettM iMiil'ts will bf rrct-ivod b|\nllu. Mhiishr nt' Landa. nt Vlctoriii, mJ\nI.i, r (hoi) in M .it nn the liilh dny ol\nAnr'1, \\9t&, tor lha pureliaM of Lir\nicncs Xt'.sTT. to fut I.J4MM feet ol\ni Ir Lnrch >n4 fellow Piaa on ai\n;,,,.;, .in..ii.ii ii bout twn niib'H waak \"I\ni'i*.i Robson, Kootenay Land IM.strk*:\nTwo i\"\u00bb v. hta nil! I\"' allowed __\\\nteinoval of \"tinil\"..\nKurtiT i* partlculare \"f tbe Chlo\nKo renter Viclmiii B.C., or Distrii\nXofeeter NeUon, B.C, IM_]\n\"GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT\"\nNOTICE Or APPLICATION TOR\nBEER LICENCE\n\\oT UK IS HEREBY (II VEN tba\nnu lln- -Hli . Kootenay Dlatriot, Ma\nfive Hundred (S04). Ki*>U-nuy I-aiH\nRaglatratlon Dlatrlet In the l'rovlncr\n..1 Hrilish Columbia) for tbe sale ol\nbeer by thi- Klass or by the opei\nbottlf for eonsuniption on the preiil\nUl. t ll\nof March\nDATED thi\nCHABLSI A. t'ALAHRRSE,\n(ssTTii Applicant.\nBRINGING UP FATHER\nBy George. McManu\nFlour\nMINNEAPOLIS. Mai-eh\nIf.,- |.. Ht lawn-, nl JS..-.; a barrel.\nBran\u2014KIM.\nWheal \u2014 Nu. 1 northern, J1.I9 I.\nil.a-: May. I1.4H; July. 11.41,\nCon\u2014lo 3 yellow. \u00bb1 \"l i\u201e JI.113.\nQata -jfo 3 arhtte, 4\",- in 4u!-c\nFlax\u2014No. 1, ll.ts tc %\u25a0: mi.\nVAMCOUVElt EOOS\nVANl'ol'VEIt, March\nColumbia 'Rn*: 1\"'-' ah\nflt-ah flrBls, 31c; pulli-ta\n-- \u25a0rlltl\ncxlraw, :i:i\ni-xliiis, tt.\nNELSON BUTTERFAT\nPweet 83c\nNo. 1 sour 88c\n^C: X gnjir ji*.M.U\"ui.i\u00bbi.iiJu.Slil\n THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1925\n' Page NIn\u00ab\n%Z3\nRAIL EARNINGS\nSHOW DECREASE\nC.N.R., However, Reduced\n1 Operating Expenses;\nNet Earnings on Gain\nMONTREAL. March 27. \u2014 Operating\nnmltafor the month of February, 1925,\nIssued todjiv by the Canadian National\nMnyii ahow that while there wai -i\nOecre-a.sfl in the gross earnings of $1.\n298,476, or 7.3 per cent, the opr-rntlng\npxpenr-en during ilie name period were\nreduced by $2.097.241, or 11.7 per cent\nWith the result thnt the net earhlng.-.\nfor the month were $(111.721.- as com-\npareq with a deficit of S1K7.041 In the\nflume month nf 1924. nn Impfoventeitl\nin ihe net earnings for the month of\n|T88,785.\nTho figures giving the results of\noperations for the first two months of\n1925 , show thnt although there was a\nfalling off ii) $_0~BM receipts of $2,-\nti* 10,499, or 8.1 por cent, np-iating expenses were reduced by $3.!>3J.l-if- or\np.9 per cunt, with the result that th\u00ab\nr.st earnings for January and February,' 1925, 'amounted tb $SS4.r.2'S, as\ncompared wiih J 21>2,3 7 (i during the\nsame period Ua't year. The Increase\nIn not earnings for the first two\nmonths of the year Ih, therefore, l-JJI,-\n150, or 237.1 per cent, as compared\nwith the first two months of 1854.\n, TORONTO, March 27.\u2014$140,300\nwan the loss by fire in the Dominion during the week -ending\nMarch 25, ns compared with a loss\n.of $306,500 during the corresponding\niweek of Inst year, according to the\n,Mon-Btary Times.\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL\nDIRECTORY\nElectrical\nDBANSSAVB* DEVELOPMENT CO\nLTD., DEAKSUAVEN, B. C\u2014\nWeittlngbouse Radio Sets, Rndlo Parts\nComplete Super-Heterodyne Kits, Myeri\nTubes. Westlnghouse Mazda Lampi\nIron\u00bb, Toasters, Etc. V. ft TC Automatic Electric Pumps. Small Hydro-\nElectric Plants a Specialty. (KsftO)\nGERALD Bn katkik, Assoc, A.I.X.b.\nKleetrlcal Contra f tor, Telephone 75,\nP. O. Box 743. Nelson, H.C, Radio\nSupplies, Power and Light Installations, Generators and Motors. Maintenance and Repairs . Shepperd Ik\naccused nf killing with typhoid\ngerms, took place today.\nSliKlics C.i'uln MVlhoils\ni:i-:<;iNA, March \u00bbt.-\u2014W. J. Kuhrt,\nOf the I'nited Srates department\nof apricultiire, begun a study or\nthe western Canadian fa riner-invned\ncooperative grain handling companies methods.\nDennistoun Aflln Sued\nPARIi, March if\u2014An American\nwoman lias Started defumation action againsl Colonel Dennistoun.\nlately sued by his divorced wife in\nLondon. A feature of the case alleged to bs hundreds of letters in\nDiiin stoun's handwriting contatai-\nIng derisive refediifices to i-i<-V\nCarnan'otn defendant's present\nwife.\nKIMBERLEYH0SP1TAL\nHAS MdDERN WARDS;\nNow Occupied; X-Ray and\nOperating Rooms Are\nLatest\nFATHER EHMANN\nGOES TO FERNIE\nKIMBER1.EY, Mareh 27. \u2014 The doctors nnd nurses nan moved into the\nnew hospital, which is a. vast improvement on the old building. The\nftew hospital has nearlv :f0 beds ami\nhas tx fairlv equipped X-ray room nnd\noperatine. rooma There is also \u25a0 tna-\nt' rnltv ward with special equipment\nand the entire hiiildinK is complete in\npractically every detail for the SUC-\nSeeqful carrying m of the wmk for\nwhich ii is intended\nPopular Kimberley Church\nHead Built Up Church\nFollowing\nExplosion Destroys\nSchool; Janitor ls\nBuried in Debris\nPITTSBURGH, March 27. \u2014 JAcob\nJacobs, tt, n Janitor, was killed hy\nan explosion earlv today whieh wrecked\na two-story brick school building and\na one-story frame annex at Swissvah'.\na suburb. His body was recovered\nlate today ai'ti-r ivscuers bad BDent\nift hours clearing away the debris.\nThe damage was estimated at $160,000.\nKIMBERLEY, March 27. \u2014 Rev.\nFather Ebroann, who as been bars foils months, during which tlm be has\nbuilt up fl strong church following\nand chared the property of all deht,\nhas been transferred to Fernie, Rev\nFather H&rtman or NYw Westminster\nsucceeds Father Khnninn at Kimberley., Before leaving here Father Bh-\niiiiiuu was the recipient Of many valuable presents from the hockey club\nand from other local friends.\nANGLICANS PLAN\nKIMBERLEY CHURCH\nJohn Pullman, at tbe a-ge\n\\r-ars, Mrs, Pullman had been a resident of Trout Lake for a lobg time,\ncoming here from Camburn about 1 \u2022.\nyears a^o*\nShe bad been in poor health all winter, but had kept about ae usual un- ,\ntil a few days before the vr\\t\\, and h' :* \u2022\ndeath was entirely unexpected.\nShe is survived by ber husband,\n.fob n Pullman, and a -stepson and\nna lighter in the I'nited States. A\nfum-ral service was hehl on Frld iv\nafternoon at her late residence BOO ;\ninterment was mad-' in the cemetery .'\nat Trout Lake.\nCANADIAN WINS PLACE\nIN GOLFING FINALS\nST. Al'dl'STI-VF:, Fla,. March 27.\n\u2014Stanley Thompson of Toronto,\ncrack Canadian amateur golfer, won\nhis way to the finals In the ponce\ntie Leon champlonahlp tournament\nwhen ho defeated Kddie Von VHescfc,\nOf Carden City, N.Y , one up in the\nsemi-finals today.\nThompson will meet Kenneth Bf,\nRead, New York, for the championship tomorrow.\ni mm -- -\n\\Greb ls Defeated by\nj Tunney in Ten-Round\nI No-Decision Bout\nj ST. PAUL, Mwcli 27. \u2014 Gene\nTnnney cf Now York, United States\nlight lieavyweitrht champion, de-\nfcated Haiiv Oreh of Pittsburgh,\nfoi mer licldcr of the title and\niu*\u00a3?ent luUldleweisfht champion, in\na 10-round no-dccluiru contest heio\ntoni-rlit.\nKIMBERLEY,^ lUroh 27.\u2014Rev. C B.\nTurner, rector of th.- Anglican church\nat Rossland, is returning home this\nweek after bavin*,' held services at\nthis iiiac on.Sunday and investigated\nth,- work of the Anglican community\nlore. .\\ir. Turner goes back to Rossland with the conviction that the work\nt liould be apeni d ap at Kimberley, ln\nfact, considerable financial support has\nbun assured, and the matter of erecting a church building is already under const* cation.\nOSBORNE BREAKS\nOWN WORLD'S RECORD\nAI'STl.V. Texas. March L'7.\u2014liar-\nold Osborne, of the Illinois Athletic\nClub, broke his own woi Id's record\nOf six feet, elffbt and one-quarter\ninches by Jumping six feet. S IS-l-S\nj inches In an exhibition against Shepherd, Texas, university freshman,\nduring the preliminaries of the Texas Relays today.\n; PARIS, March IT.\u2014The French\n\u25a0 senate today by a vote of '824 to\nT2 adopted a hill faclllatlng the distribution of cereals and flour to\nthe civil population. The bin provides for a ere,lii of 80,000,000 francs\ntor the Introduction of measures to\nI com bai ths rise In the price of\nWill\nMRS. JOHN PULLMAN\nDIES AT TROUT LAKE\nTltOl'T LAK\nFine for catarrh\nwhen meltrd in a\nipoon or snuffed W^-^ \"\"\"Vi\nup lhe DOSS and B\/\/V--*****'^T\nvapors inhaled, \u25a0\/\/ r\\\nHead and Chest Colds\nRelieved In a New Way\nA Salve which Releases Medicated\nVapors when Applied Over\nThroat and Chest.\nInhaled as ... vai ot the *ama\nlime absorbed through ths skin like \u2022\nliniment, Vlcks VapoRub reaches Im-\nia.-.iiai.iy inflamed, congegted air\npassages.\nThis is the modern direct trcat-\nnwnl lor nil colds thai is proving\nso popular In Canada and lhs Btatei\nwhere over 17 million Jars are new\nused y. ariy.\nSplendid for sore throat, tonsilitis,\nbronchitis, croup, hend and cheat\ncolds, catarrh, asthma or hay lever.\n.Inst rub Vicks over throat and\ncheat and Inhnle Ihe medicated\nvapors. Ii cpiii-kly loosens up a\nVJCKS\n\u25bc VapoRub\nOve a 17Miiuou Jass \"sea Ycarlv\nIIP WIH\nM_\\\\_W\nFace Was Disfigured.\nHealed by Cuticura.\n\" Some time ago I was bothered\nwith eczema which broke out on\nmy face in a rash. I toolt no notice\nof it at first until the trouble began\nto spread and the irritation causrj\nme to scratch. My face was disfigured and the trouble lasted about\nthree months. -.\n\" I tried different remedies but\nnone seemed to do any good. I\nheard about Cuticura Soap and\nOintment and purchased some.and\nafier using three cakes of Cuticura\nSoap and one box of Cuticura Oint\nment I was completely healed.\"\niSipned) Miss Gladys Pahl, 353-\n31st St., N. Milwaukee, Wis., Sept\n2*5, 192-4.\nUse Cuticura to clear your skin.\nt Shnvitif Slick 25c.\nSHOES\n3 Prices\nOnly\n$4, $5, $6\nFor Mon\u2014For Women\nNothing Over $6.00 in the Store\nWe also .-any a v ry complete\nline of Children's Shoes at\nequally attractive prices.\nWatson Shoe\nCo. Ltd.\nFlorists\nGIUZZBLLS'S OXEENHOUSES. VEL-\nson. Cut flowers and Floral designs\nISi63)\nWH. S. JOHNSON\u2014\nTllone 34Z. Cut Flow-TS. PottPfl\nplants nn.l Floral FmhVms i-:a'.l)\n Wholesale\nA MACDONALD inches, circular. Yard SI.50\nWHITE KNITTED RIBBED SILK\u2014Suitable for dresses and skirts. .'!(! inches\nwide. Yard $2.75\nPAILLETTE SATIN \u2014 Colors: Brown.\nsaxe, rose, pink, white. .'.(> inches wide.\nYard $1.05\nA FEW SHORT ENDS OF DUCHESSE\nSATIN AND TAFFETA \u2014 Colors:\nShrimp, while, rose, save and sand. 86\ninches wide. Yard $1.0.\">\nLADIES' ARTIFICIAL SILK SCARFS\u2014\nFour only. Pink and blue. Each . 60*?\nLITTLE SWEETHEART GARTLETS\u2014\nFor children. Colors: Pink, blue and\nmauve. Trimmed with rose buds. Per\npair 20c\nPlain white ditto, pair I.V-\nFANCY FRILLED GARTER ELASTIC\u2014\nColors: Orange, sky, pink, paddy, copen,\nrose, mauve, red and white. Per vard\n 35c and 50c\nIMPORTED SCOTCH ZEPHYRS\u2014In\ncheck designs, in some new shades of red.\nmauve, brown, pink, blue, orange and\ngreen. .\">1 inches wide. At SOc\nFINE QUALITY CHECKED ZEPHYR\u2014\nWith embroidered spot. Colors are\nbrown, black, mauve, green, red, etc. \".(*>\ninches. At 80<*-\nHEAVY QUALITY PLAIN GINGHAMS\u2014\n89 inches. At -IOC\nSpecial in Work Boots for the man who\nwants comfort as well as hard wear.\nHROWN ELK LEATHER BLUCHER\nBOOTS\u2014Good leather soles. No toe cap;.\nExtra wide fitting. Pair $5.25\nBLACK OR BROWN LEATHER BOOTS\u2014\nHeavy soles. With or without toe caps.\nIdeal boots for ranch wear. Made spe-\nccially for us in England. Pair $5.95\nGUNMETAL OXFORDS\u2014Neat brown\ntoes, flal heels with rubber top-piece.\nAt tf-J.O.-.\nDARK MAHOGANY CALF OXFORDS\u2014\nFlal heel. At S:;.!>5\nPATENT LEATHER OXFORDS\u2014One\nbro.nl openwork strap with two button-;.\nNeat, squarish toe. At S:;.!).\">\nSPRING NEEDLE-RIB VESTS\u2014In comfy\ncut or full-dress top. White only. Rvery\n_size, 34 to 44. Each . l!>c to $1.00\nLADIES' VESTS\u2014In a fine Cotton-and-\nSilk mixture. Ciinil'y cut. A nice, well-\nfinished garment. Each S 1.5.1\nVESTS\u2014In a fine ribbed Silk. Full-dress\ntop. Color-;: Peach, while ami orchid.\nEach $1.50\nLADIES* COMBINATIONS AND UNION\nSUITS\u2014Cumfy cut tops, and tight al\nknee. Each $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.25\nLADIES* BLOOMERS\u2014Elastic at waist\nand knee. In colors of pink and orchid,\nas well as the usual black and while,\ngrey, etc. At 50C and 65*\nMen's Wear\nMen's Khaki Breeches\n-MEN'S KHAKI DRILL\nBREECHES\u2014Laced at\nknee. Five pockets and\nbelt limps. Pair, 8.1.00\nMEN'S KHAKI DRILL\nBREECHES \u2014 Double\nseals. Laced at knee.\nFive pock,\",- ami belt\nloops. At $3.50\nMEN'S KHAKI MOLESKIN BREECHES \u2014\nEnglish make. Self\nstrappings. The best-\nwearing breeches we\nhave ever offered. Five\npoek.-ts and bell loops.\nPair S5.50\nMEN'S KHAKI .MOLESKIN PANTS\u2014English\nmake. Same as above.\nFive pockets and bell\nloops. Pair $ 1.50 G-\nMEN'S KHAKI COTTON BEDFORD\nCORD PANTS\u2014Five pockets and belt\nloops. Pair $4.50\nMEN'S KHAKI PUTTEES\u2014For wearing\nwith breeches. Extra special value. Per\npair ..$1.00\nCrockery and China Dept.\nCOLORED CLASS VASES\u2014In two-tone\ni ffects; others tinted.\nEach 30*, 75c and $1.00\nWHIPPED CREAM SETS\u2014In floral designs and some pleasing colors; 3-piece\nsets, each :.. 75c and $1.50\nROYAL GRAFTON ENGLISH CHINA\nTEA SETS-\u2014The decorations are in the.\ntrue Grafton styles; others :\u25a0.\u25a0,;\u2022 in black\nborders, with rose sprays and buds. 21-\npiece sels, consisting of one cake plate,\none sugar and cream, six cups and saucers, six plates. 21 pieces, set $!;!.25\nQ INCORPORATED *^ \u00bb<* WAY l<570 S\\ JRO\n0* }J &\n_\n\u2122=f\n1\n w Page Ten\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1923\nTHE ARK\nAvail Taper. 30, 33, 40 canti per\ndoubter roll. t,a.lifs* Mercerized Lisle\nHo.se, 40 c\u00abit\u00bb per pair Kic Hac\nBraUt. tl yard* for 25 centi. C. I nulla ins, 35 to 40 cintl per ymil. La.Hon'\nJirawvrs. extra heavy, n few pairs to\nClear,. 50 centa.\nJ. W. HOLMES\nPhone 634 60S Vernon St\nNelson Business College\nIndividual Tuition\nSummer course now\nproceeding\nDay and Evening Classes.\n\u2022OX 14 PHONE 603\nTwenty-seven of\nBurned Schooner\nCrew Are Picked Up\nPROVIMCETOWN, Maps.. March 27.\n\u2014 The entire crew of 17 nt the fishing\nschooner Enteral*}, which wm hurned\nend rank after iin explosion off\nQeorgs'i Banka last nlshi, have heen\nbtotafht here, Including the captain,\n; I.awri'iici- Nor? Ih of I'.oslon.\nWo Can Supply You With\n0. K. BREAD\nFresh Daily\nFLEMING'S STORE\nFAIRVIEW\nBUY ADVERTISED GOODS\nCompute, Then Select\nThat Eye\nTrouble\nDon't put it off. Don't endure\nIhe hi-udacln-.s, pains, discomforts nnd poor vision when BOMf\nrelief (im he oMnincd.\nToday normal eyes art a necessity for efficient y. Ii is your\nduty to your\u00bbelf to prove their\ncondition. You can't tell\u2014wo\ncan't. Mui after one of onr\nthorough cxaniinalioiis we ean\ntell you everything, qoa our\nService and Satisfaction.\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN\n\"Curlew ButU-r From Pure Crenm\"\nI Give the Children Plenty of Bread and\nCurlew Butter\n\"From Pure Cream''\nDuring the Raw Days of Spring\nIt will add greatly to their vitality and help them\nward off those spring colds.\nCURLEW BUTTER Is Made in Nelson by\nTHE CURLEW CREAMERY CO., LTD.\nNELSON OPERA HOUSE\nMARCH 30 AND 31\u2014TUESDAY MATINEE.\nPrices: 50c, 75c, $1.00. Matinee. 25c and 50c.\nCHURCH'S HOT or COLD WATER\nThe Standard Wall Coating\n-Easy to applv. Reasonable price. Lasting Beauty.\nWe Carry All the Standard Shades.\nWood-Vallance Hardware Co., Ltd.\nWHOLESALE\nNELSON, B.C.\nMANY ATTEND\nSERVICES FOR\nCAPT. pRRIS\nSt. Paul's Church Crowded;\nOrganizations Participate; Flowers Many\nThe runpnil of the late Capt. 1\"). C.\nMcMnrrlw was held from Ht. Paul's\nI'n-Hbylt'ii-in church yesterday afternoon tit 2 o'clock, when services\nwere coiul. |ie!U\nsprav; Qm-*-n City Robekah Lodge No.\n11*. i.o.o.l-'., erow; Caat. F. U Otr,\nHiray; Minx (.race I-uunhlon, spiny;\nMr. and Mrs. Hoy Bharpe, spray; Mr.\na.'d MrH. lfi. H. Wools, Kpray; Mr. and\nMrs McK.-chnie, sprav; Mr. ami Mrs.\nMcCharleH, spray; Mr. and Mrs.\n,1. H. Wilkinson and Mrs, Lawr.-nee.\nsprav; Dfl and Mrs. A. B. (', Dun do\nand fiimilv. sprav; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell and fa-mily. spray; Mr. and\nMrs. J. Kred Hume, apray*. Mr. and\nMrs F*. A.\" Martin, sprav; Mr, and Mrs.\nKli SutciiftV. spray; Mr. and Mrs. B.\nLuwHon. spray; Mr, John O. Cameron,\nspriiv; Mr and Mrs. J. A. Sk.-ll.-m and\nfamily, spray; Mr. and Mrs. A. T.\nPark, spray; Mr. and Mrs. John Hell\nNr.. sprav; Mrs. John Hamilton,\nwreath; Mr. und Mrs. H. E. Dill.\nwreath; the Scanlan family, wreath;\nDr. K. C. Arthur, and Margaret, spray;\n(Jr. and Mrs. James Brodie, and Kathleen, spray, Mr. ;utd Mrs. A. D. Oliver, spray; Mr. and Mrs. Charles\nMorris and family, wreath; Mr. and\nMrs. (5. A. Hunter and family,\nwreath; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harrison.\n\u25a0spniy; Mt*. nnd Mrs. Qeofce Hi us lead,\nkprayt Mr. and Mrs. K. IE. J el fa, spray;\nMr. and Mrs. A. Jeffs, upruv; Mr. and\nMrs. K. A, PeeblM. wreath; Captain\nnnd Mrs, Si-nnian, sprav; Mr. and Mrs.\nH, Smiilie, spray; Mr. and Mrs. H. H.\nY.,wns\u00ab-nd. spray; Mr. and Mrs. Qeorg*\n.Motion, wreath; Mrs. C. H. Ink, spray;\nMr. F. A. Starkey, spray; Mr, and Mrs\nI'lancliard and Miss Whiti iiian. wreath;\nthe Staff of The Ni-lson Dally News,\n\"dales Ajar;\" Mrs. S. A. Ball, and\nNYIk-iti. wreath; Mr, and Mrs. I >. Mac-\nl-'arlanil, and May. spray; Mr. and .Mrs.\n' orfffl Clark, spray; the Yen. Arch-\nMrs. Pi-Mi h, Graham.\nIii, i.O.O.I-'., with the members of [wreath; Scouts and (\"ul\u00bbs, No. 1 Tr\nNelson Typographical union No. .110, spiny; Mi*, and Mrs. J. A. Btobo, sprav;\nl.T.l'.. formed lines on Stanley street i Women's Misslunnry Society, St\nbetween which the coffin was bone L\"'1 church, wriath; Mr. and Mrs,\non the way to the church, -md r.,,'mK<1 -'M,'<'- ****& **. and Mrs\nmd M\nnd Mrs.\nAH har Lakes, spray; Mr. and Mrs.\nHltffli Ui.bi-rtson, spray; Mr and Mrs\nT. W. Siader, spray; Mr. ami Mrs, J\nIC. Annahle, spray; Mr. and Mrs. J, T\nI tkv. und Tli.Minis, spray; Mr. and\nMis. Heelor Maeken-\/.i.'. wreath; Officers and Members of R(. Caul's Ladies'\nii'd, wreath; The [l.iilv Xews, wreath;\nMrs. Dill's, circle. St. I'aul's Ladies'\nltd, spray; Mr. nnd Mrs Alexander\nCarrie, spray; Mr. and Mrs \\V II\nWalliins, spray; Mr. and Mrs J J>\nh'agtu, spray.\nhureh\n01*11 Sleel.\niifterwards murched behind it lo the j iVeortTe JoAmtoae aad* Mr\ncemetery.\nExample Wat Inspiration\nMr. Dredge took as liis text the\nwords of St. Paul, \"1 have fought the\ngebi fight; I have finished my\ncourse; 1 have kept the faith,\" and\nsaid that the words could be fittingly\napplied to Captain McMorris, whose\nexample, he felt, stum Id prove as\nurea! an inspiration to the meinliers\nof St. Paol'B congregation as Taiil's\nhad undoubtedly been to Timothy.\nThe Odd l*vilows, who conducted\nih,- service, in company with Mr. \\\nDredge at tha -aruvesido, were It. H. \\\n1'ioiiilloot and Percy Oroggin.\nThe pallbearers were ('apt. VV.\nSeaman, OffVY-B F. M-otldn, tl. a\nLill, (ieorgo Morstead, .1. 11. Lemon,\nand Angus Shaw. Honorary pallbearers were Bitty Hillyard, U'onaid\nI'aseoe, A, Capinella. Fd. Hueluinan.\nA. B. Rawley and George W. Ptfaat\nMany Flowers\nAmong those who sent the many\nhentitiful floral offerings were:\nThe fumily, pillow; the buard of\nnianagetnent. and S. T. club, St. Caul's\ncluirch, pillow; Nfl.-mn T.vpograpliical\ntin ion, No. 3-10, emblem; Nelson Kn-\ni amp ment, Canton Corona No, 7, ein-\nI'li'tn; Nelson Imcampment No.' 7, emblem; Kootenay Lodge No. 16, l.O.O.F..\nemhleni; Mr, H. Wallaeh, Vancouver.\nvvrealli; Mr. and Mrs, J. Beaton and\nlain ily, Vu nro uver, wn a Hi; Aliss Bofg--\nhild Olson, San Jose, Cal, sprav; Mr.\nand Mrs. C. R, Bowe and Kussell\nWright, Portland, Ore., wreath; Mr.\nand Mrs. J. Graham, Kevelstol;,*, B.C.,\nv, ri-:tth: Mr. and .Mrs, W A. Ward.\nI i..cier. spray; Senator, K, F, Green.\nVictoria, spray; the session of St.\nI mil's church, cross; Mr. and Mrs. T.\nMowat, spray; Mr. aud Mrs. |> L\nKerr, spray; Mr. and Mrs J. R, Hun-\nIfrf, spray; St. Paul'l Sunday school,\nA. S. Horswiil & Co.\nPhone 121\nReliable Grocers\nI'.lpe r.annnns, lh 15C\nOranKcs, 21G size, ilnz 3*5*f)\nOranges. 3 rtoz. for $1.00\nLcmnns, large size, doz 45<^\nTomatoes, Corn, Teas 20C\nSix llns for 81.15\nHeady-Cut Macaroni, 11). 12'\/->\u00a3\n3 lhs. for 35<*\nOur Special Tea, bulk. lb...65C\nOur Special Coffee, lb. . . C0C\nFresh Head Lettuce, Crisp\nCelery and Cabbage,\nNew Rhubarb, etc.\nGOOD IS PRAISED\nFOR POULTRY WORK\nPoultry Association Hears\nAddresses on Rabbits\nand Chicks\nAddresses by J. K. Bennett of Fair-\nview, and Charles Oood. provincial\npoultry inspector, as well as the\npassing of a resolulion comnundlnf\nthe work of Mr. Qood, were the\nfeatures of the meeting \u201ef the West\nKootenay Poultry Si 1'et Stork as-\ntion. held in lhe city hall lui\n15 Boxes of\nWinter Apples\nl-'irst-class condition.\ne\u00bb '\"\"\u2022 -- SI.75\nSTRICTLY NEW LAID EGGS\n''\u25a0\u2022'\"\"\"l '\u2022\"'' *** 35C\nDOMINION BRAND CREAMERY BUTTER\n''-'\u25a0 \"' 10C\nBANANAS\nPer lh.. 25<- \u25a0\u2022 ii.s. ,\u25a0\u201e,- jj5(,\nCarrots, Parsnips, Tomatoes,\nCelery, Lettuce\nJ. A. IRVING & CO.\n513 BAKER ST.. NELSON\nThe Great Supply House\nBUY YOUR\nEaster Chocolate\nNovelties\nAt\nKandyland\nBulk Ice Cream Is Now Available\nnlsht.\nMr. Itennett spoke hie\npossibilities of rabbit fur\nparticularly now that wild\nfor the commercial 'market was becoming scarcer.\nAn address on the development and\nrare of the chick, lollowlng incubation, nnd the diseases and parasites\nto be avoided, was ftven l.v Mr.\nCood.\nAl the business meotini,' wh\nlowed. Ihe following resoluti.\npassed:\n-That lhe m. nilicrs ,,( ih\nof the\nnotion,\nch lol-\nRETAIL\nConfidence\nIs the Priceless Ingredient in Our\nPrescription Dispensary\n|U,1-\nWc alwayi have a fully\nified (iisperiHc'i* on duty,\nynur prMerlptlon wl'l ncatva\nliis ioltntlflc skill and kiniv, I-\nB&Bt in (ndrr to foi the maximum Medicinal reiulti,\nAlso wc use only tha pureat\ndriiKs and cliomiinls nf tho\nhighest (|ii:illty, It costs un\nmore than the cheaper kind, but\nWO knnu- that our drill* and\nchemicals used in a prescription pfiqaiat a atandardlaad\nmedicinal :u*tlnn.\nIlaye us dUfMnae your next\npreecrlpUon and notice the re-\nCanada Drug\u00bb&_\nBook Co.\n\u2014Ha. it-\nNotice\nof milk\nto effect\n1 lo\nnd\nThe wlnU'i-\nci'eani that ci\nXovf-mher 1 will, on\nthe open spi-iny aial\ntion In the cost of f,\nsuperseded on April\nfollowing pi-ices:\nRetail Milk, 7 quarts for $1.00.\nRetail Cream, same prices.\nWholesale Milk, same prices.\nWholesale Cream, 70c per quart.\nWe, lhe undersigned dairymen, tne ei|iiipp,.,l to five you\nthe best milk in the city of\nXelson. and will be pleased at\nany lime to awve you. All our\ncattle are T.i; |,-s|,\u201el and\npassed.\nDOMINION DAIIIT,\nKOOTENAY l.ll.l.HV MILK\nro-t-r. ASSN.\nFIOSEMONT DAIRY,\ncnioscioNT DAIRY\n(Villley Dairy)\nN'lil.siiN DAIRY,\nMAUI,In DAIRY.\nMILK IS YOUR BEST FOOD-\nDRINK MORE OF IT!\nBlue Goose\nOranges\n3 dozen 80c\nNEW SHIPMENT\nLOCAL STRICTLY\nFRESH EGGS\n3 Doz., $1.00\nNEW CABBAGE, RHUBARB,\nCAULIFLOWER, LETTUCE,\nETC.\nP. if.\nPHONE 235\nDependable Grocers\nDodge\nCars\nCall in at our garage\nand let us demonstrate to\nyou just why the Dodge is\nthe best car value you can\nprocure for this district.\nWe shall he glad to go into\nevery angle of lho car\nWilli you.\nDon't Forget\nThe Dodge car is now\nunderslung with a 55-inch\nrear spring, which makes\nfor exceptionally easy\nriding.\nCapitol\nMotors\nGeorge W. Pease, Manager\nOpp. Post Office Nelson, B.C,\nPHONE 65\nEnglish\nSport Suits\n$20 and $25\nWe have just received a\na line of English Sport Suits,\nJ^made up in two or three\npieces. Just the suit for golf\nor knocking around in.\nQUALITY\u2014SERVICE\u2014SATISFACTION\nKootenay Poultry A Ptt Slock M-\nHorlntlon npraM their approval awl\nthanki to the fl*partm\u00ab*t nf arm-\nniliuiv. Victoria, lor phi.inn at taa\ndisposal of tlio poultry Industry fa\niliis (Usirirt lhc itrvfeM of M\nvaluable anil competent a ftpr*-*\ns.-iii-itivi- ;is .\\h*. Charln 005d. The\niiumiicis inn iin* dealre to ixpraai\n.li< ir thanki to Mr. Qood for Iii**-\nviilunhlc advice ami practical help\n:-.<\u25ba wlltinsiy r\u00bb*mii-it'll \\vh(ine\\. Harrow,\nmlnfater of agriculture, at Victoria.\nKenneth Pompbell, and to tho pr^a\nJohn Notman acted as chairman of\nUn* meeting.\nVOTE rm.NC'lI CREDITS\ni 'A It is, March 21.\u2014Tho chamber\nnf deputies th'i evening voted go?-\nernment credits for the month of\nApril amounting lo 1,011,411,111\nfrancs,\nNelson News of the Day\nIf y.mr Dally Na\ndelivered l\u00bbie\n(8322)\nVOUR TAXI IS A SrDAK WHEM\nYOU rilONE 44. (Mala)\ntlirmigli\nh Anlfi--\n(killll)\nB. II. Hani.\nmin.I I. 11\n\u25a0l.iii-.-n bake s.\n('Inl, nf\nll All. li',.\n1 (i-ck.pk.\n(SIIIIXI\nrs nn.l tiili.-s ,-li\u00ab.ap.'r Ulan rvrr.\nv.-ar Pathfinder Tire, :iOx:l>..\n; Coodv.ar Pathfinder Tut,,-. IIHx\n$1 \",. Nelaon Tnnaftr Co, t.u\\.\n(MM)\n1)\nC. -Ail Shon'M riiil.lrcn'H\nAn Needlework liavo nn\ndiaplay nf finish.-,l wnrli In\nv l.alav. IL. la.1 miss II\nNalsiin. B.C., Man-li L'T. 11125. \u2014 1\nla-rtliv civ.- notice that 1 will nnt bo\nrcaponalble far any il.-hls i-i.ntnioloil\nhv mv wife, Mrs. I-; Roaaltbcrf. who\n-. si.i.-s iii ll2:l Hoover atreet, Nelaon,\nKail A. Ilasanhoii!. 11,921)\nwill find III'- usual fond vuluo.s\no llaziar ill SI. Paul's Church\n.nt ..a Friday, April ..ni. from\nin il o'clock. (MUlil\nNOTICE\nfani-vwark anil\n i, oooklna an.\nhm. nts ut Memo\nw w. i'.i\nMoUry riii.ii\nleedlawork\nrandy, u-i\nal Hall .a-\n(MM)\nClls.in. liatTisli-r, S.ilioltnr\n-. (lilkor lll.a-k. (8458)\nTonight,\nTonight,\nTwo Wonderful Pictures Next Week\nMONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY\n'A Thief in\nParadise'\nOne of the outstanding pictures of 1925.\nUSUAL PRICE'S\nThursday, Friday and [Saturday\nMary Pickford\nIn 'DOROTHY VERNON OF HADD0N HALL'\nADVANCED PRICES\nTORONTO, March 27\u2014Sixiy-r\nw ooinpnnios. with an uuthnii\ncapital oi lit.Oil,000 were ropei\ntn tho Mtmolafv Titnos ilur QC '\nwook oinio.1 March 11, compa\nwith II i-,.in|iunii..s, rcprwwntlng\npltal nf 11,114,(00 durlm ihe (\ns|inn,litiff wook (if lust yeao.\nAUCTION SALE\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 2P.M.\nAt the Residence of Mrs. John\nHamilton, at Four-Mile Point\non the Balfour Road\nFavored uiih Invtrurtlonii\nfrnm Mrs. John Hamilton, I will\noffer fm* sale at public auction:\nKiirh.-n furniture snd ntanBtln.\n(i-liuli* ranfe< mmp fwnlture,\nblinds, nota ami paddle*, tool*,\n4isht-s, Monia ehtrira, blnnketB,\nboddlnf, iiillinvH. numoroui aa-\nHortnifiiiH of cushions, pipe cut-\ntfi* ami dies, stesl drills, anchor, roll-top ri.-sl*. fancy sr.iK\nmirrors, small trrltlnf desk, log-\nling iim inn, aixi numerous other\nile,\nQi\non\nTerms\u2014C.ii.h. .lit in-.\nn:rot 1' o'clock and t;K, an.\nr.'iniriinfr.\nG. HORSTEAD, Auctioneer\nnf\nAuto.\nAccessories\nBENNETT'S LIMITED\nElectrical A Mechanical -\nMasonic Blk. Baker Street\nLadies' Suits and\nSpiring Coats ,\nCleaned or Dyed\nH. K. FOOT\nHigh-Class Dyer and Cleaner\nFAIRVIEW - NELSON, B.C.\n\u25a0 yonr hahy\n-ii. Arrange\nr ii wiih tin- driver; \u2022>\u2022\u25a0 is rellatiu\nilium.* Creflcpnl Dairy, \"'.'HUi. (K7.\".S)\nsupply milk fo\nolesome .-md fn\nA. G. LAMBERT CO., Ltd.\nManufacturara of and Daalara In\nALL KINDS OF LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS,\n\u2022 HINGLES, LATH, MOULDINGS, WINDOWS, DOORS, COAST\nEDGE GRAINED FLOORING AND FINISH, AND BEAVER AND\nWALL BOARDS\nOrawar 1061\nPhona No. 12\nNalaon. B.C.\nFor --al... Owtan-I Nin,lv car In\ngood condition, Addrcaa InqUlliaa ,1'ox\n. U-voii i.nn.lr. il. N.-lsan. , (SH:|S)\nCARD Or THANKS\nMrs. IL ('. Ml -Man-Is anil familv\nvv.sh t., fxpmaa tli.-lr appreciation of\nlln- Inv.-lv floral Irilnilos, Ho- iminv\nkind vorda ami thoughtful doada of\nhympathy received frnm or-tnnlmtlona\nami frnndj in mirnorv of :i Invlnts\nIn1*1,an.I anil father. (SDHI)\nPon'l fnri-rl \"Sknr.tl Hrvlpw.\" pro-\ns. ni.d hy R, T. f'lnl, next Tueadty in\nsi Pnul'a Schoolroom ai k p.m. A.l-\nnassion :!:.(\u25a0. Ilill^L')\non An\nII mih tor 1.\nin Battle Hall.\n(I. 1> l'l.\n(sDilll)\nRaaarvad k...ti.s for Wlnnlaat ki.i,ii,s\nf.n Hale today (it City Drug nnd Kln-\nI'onory Slor... (RHIMi)\nTonliflit, G.W.V.A. dance at Armory,\n0 till mlunlirlit. Admlaalon 35 centa.\n(MM)\nTHE BEST COAL\nOnr coal liin-ns. ficcly mnl\ntlu-oWH nnt nn Inlcn.-o unit\nHlendy licit. Von will nccl\nless tliun other kinds ami hnve\nmorn comfort. So it. is a real\neconomy nnd saves linllars.\nImperial Lump, Inn $12.50\nHalt Lump, per ton . sis*i..r\u00bb<)\nAcme Lump, per ton . jk i*i!r>il\nImperial Kkk. Ion ...$il\/J.ri\nImperial Nut, ton !*\u00bb 10.!*,.\">\nfialt Nut, per ton sioiii.l\nMacdonald Cartage &\nFuel Co.\n603 BAKER ST. PHONE 504\nCLASSIFIED\nSULTS.\nADS BRING RE-\nSteam Carpet\nCleaning\nTlic nnly sanllary way, 2c per\naiiuu-e fool. Also Dyeing ulnl\n(-leaning.\nSatisfaction Guaranteed.\nPHONE 70\nNelson Steam Laundry\nVERNON STREET (Corner of\nJosephine Street)\n-.\u00ab,'\u25a0*\u2022.\t\n(apitol\nMatinee, 2:30\nNight, 7 and 9\nBebe\nDaniels\n-In- \\,\n'Miss\nBluebeard'\nNever a drag. Smiles\nand laughs all the way.\n\u25a0\u25a0\n","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Nelson (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Nelson_Daily_News_1925_03_28","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0402007","@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":"1925-03-28 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1925-03-28 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\/1.0402007"}