CHIEF
CAUSE
UNEMPLOYMENT
British
Following
Out
Treaty
of
Washington
Throws
Men
Out
of
Work
I.O.VIKI.S,
Mm
nil
?5.
-
(lly
Canadian
Pre-
.
MiHi
of
the
:.
ji;iiihi
inrut
fn
slilp-hoiMiilg
i,ird,
parliruliirly
in
Die
ureal
naval
dockyard
sinli
n
ports-mouth
hm'I
Mcvonpnrt,
is
directly
n,
ribulahle
In
tlu
effect
of
the
Vahlnglini
Ntiviil
Agreement.
'
i:
:iw
nltaininjr
iln
full
effect
mi
the
limitation
of
allle!ii
eon
.
ruction.
I
inler
Hie
treaty
two
ialllehli"
utily
tin
being
Iniili
uj
jiruain,
imhii
h
mesc
nciuit
in
;'ivttl
yard.
IJie
Nelson
nt
,SVw-
ivile-iin-Tyiifari'l
I
IStduey
lllrkenhcad.
tlrral
secrecy
I
hi
itlg
exercised
hh
lo
Hie
detail
r
llieir
i-mulrurljuu
ami
iiiiun-i::rn(.
Iml
llieir
displacement
is
iiiiIpiI
under
(he
treaty
In
3S,-'
liiMl
Ion
e.li
li
Und
llieir
main
ur-r:
anient
in.
In.
inch
ifim.
,
Tim
i;
'placement,
however.
i
jjrelcr
hnn
lliat
rear
lie.
I
by
any
Mrilioli
.'Ilelic
;i
float.
Ihnllifli
xiir-I
nsed
iy
Hie
tl.2110
Inn
of
Hie
.title
cruiser
llrtod.
rouuni.
tinned
In
IlL'H
nil.
I
direct
product
f
I
lie
bailie
experience
ill
Jul.
Health
Restored
by
The
Fruit
Treatment
LI
Fourteen
years
ago,
Mr.
James
S.
Prlgaty,
of
Gilbert
Plaini,
Man.,
ai
a
nervous
wreck.
1
1
tyittm
shattered
by
Kervoua
J'rotration,
anil
he
was
reduced
in
weight
from
170
to
IIS
pounds.
lie
wrote,
on
May
15th.
1017.
"Every
medicine,
I
tried
proved
uteless
until
a,
friend
induted
me
to
take
'Fruit
-a-tives.'
I
began
to
mend
at
owe.
After
utinr
this
fruit
medicine
fur
three
month,
I
was
back
to
normal.
1
have
never
had
such
gul
health
as
I
have
enjoyed
the
patt
si
vears.
We
sre
never
without
a
boxcl'Fruit-a-iives
in
the
houte."
,
Writing
stain
on
September
27th,
1923,
Mr.
Delgaty
saya,
MI
ttand
by
,
my
Jetter
to
you
in
19171
Mill
recommend
'Fruit-a-tivea'."
"Fruit-a-tivrs"
!
a
complete
fruit
treatment
ling
made
of
the
juice
of
freth
ri
fruits
and
tonics.
2Sc.
and
SOc.
a
bos
0
for
I2J0
at
(IruggUts
or
tent
postpaid
by
Fruit
a-tivts
Limited,
Ottawa,
i.iiiii.
i
or
iiuiiii
ariiiiuii'oi
niian
wie
more
rcinarkaolc
miicc
he
Hood
mnil
of
eight
1
T.
iiiuih-
of
Hie
vessels
wan
obsolete,
inch
gun.
"jmilur
In
Hint
of
the?
ami
lliey
ineliide
;i
which
were
Oticcn
Kliiahclh
-eu.
Iml
II
iin
course
of
building
when
Hie
n.lerloii(
thai
I
In-
Nel.nn
ami
j-i.itfereiue,
aem1ded.
All
the
Unduey
will
rurry
a
1
6-Inch
'completed
vessels
rondemueil
weapon,
mid
will
thus
rank
with
judder
the
Treaty
were
finished
In
Mary
land
ami
Vel
Virginia
since
Hie
opening
of
the
present
nf
the
I
nllrtl
Htale
and
Willi
f
he
century,
nml
several
of
litem
wri
Japnneip
Kaga.'
'of
enniparalively
recent
rnnslruc-
Comparatlve
Naval
Strength
'llwi.
New
and
old
alike,
lioweyer.
Iieuiiir
comparative
naval
have
disappeared
from
Hie
effee-rcntilh
of
lhe
immediate
ft.
live
lil.
ure
'he
recently
published
10J'
Being
Carried
Out
'
ue
of
llrny'i
Naval
Annual
"ThN
rlesirnnre
of
tavn
war
a
in
part
a
followo:
jinnlerinl
ha
been.
parried
out
by
The
Wnxlii'iulou
Xnvnl
Twily
ilhree
only
nf
the
five
iwiwer
af-lia
now
ben
ratified
by
Hie
five
feel
e.
I
by
(he
Treaty.
ince
power,
which
look
jwirl
In
llie.
neither
France
nor
Italy
wa
rnfiference
the
Itrllhh
Kn.lre'ralled
iipon
o
dUcaril
any
e-
wlurli
wa
reKned
a
on
l
of
their
fleel.
and
neither
nml.
emhraeliiK
llie
honiiiiion
umwer
wan
enlaced
in
biiililina;
well
n
India
-llie
1'niie.l
SLnle,inrv
uniti.
I
ranee,
llaly
nml
Japan.
Am
uj
"The
influence
of
the
Naval
r
illl
nf
tin
nirreenieut.
'
tlie.'l'reoly
on
the
varirrtii
fleeU
l
n-rrvn!e
delriirtion
of
naval
wur
vealeil
in
tniiiuary
in
llie
follow-i;i.itenal
which
lia
ever
taken
'inir
lnleinenl,
howiUK
Hie
nuni-taee
in
now
beinit
completed.
Niber
of
h
1
1
of
llie
evrral
fewer
lhan
(mpitnl
liip
nre.tnver
elieilulel
for
crappinp:
nKei-ted
by
the
Trenly.
and
tillj
lluibl-'
ill
four
of
litem
have
been
or
are
'
Ituill.
inp.
f'UKf
broken
up.
The
Treaty
Hrll)li
Kmpire
2a
I
provide
Hull
two
of
llie
dLrnnl-
Uiilletl'sinleo
15
13
(
I
battle
imioer
nf
Hie
I'nileil
Japan
10
0
Sfateo.
a
well
a
Iwo
of
llie
hat.
France
le
eruter
of
Japan,
which
were
llaly
mler
conlni-lloii
when
llie
I
I
;
t
.
I
ireniy
wa
ijinei,
may
ne
run.
i
r
-ei
into
airernfl
enrrier.
Th'e
To
be
converted
Inln
air-her
rtl
fnp
will
wltliiti
n
lmrlt
tfafl
onrrier
.
.
.'.
..
'inie
have
re;iM
to
eiiil.
!
This
clearance
of
the
liit
in
Total
lie
crapped
15
23
$TR0LLER$
CI
Sherlock
Holmes
is
right.
The
"clue"
shown
abovo
is
that
of
a
movie
star
whose
picture
will
appear
in
the
final
Strollers
Contest
Sheet.
Save
and
Trade
Strollers
Pictures
Either
lrR
or
small
pictures
will
be
accepted.
$300
in
prizes.
Contest
Advertisement
Appears
in
this
Paper
April
2Ut
Tas
T..rc.
r.om-CTi
CosK-sumM
...
r.,.
f
tx.T.n.
HAmto.
0t.ia
HC.in
GAVIGAN
TALKS
TO
'
EDMONTON
PEOPLE
i
Telia
of
Dlfflcultles
In
Buying'
potatoes
There
and
la
Featured
In
Paper
Feulured
on
the
fr.iii
past,,
of
Hie
IMiiiorilou
llnllellii
in
an
interview
willi
J.
t:.
tiavijtan
nf
thin
rily
in
rexanl
to
itradiny
of
pnlaloe.
T,e
article
ay-t:
There
i
oineHiiup
radically
wrong
with
the
Riiveriinient
y.
leni
of
.'la.liny
potaloe
I
h.-d
aro
shipped
from
IMnionlon
and
mir-rmndin
diolrictK,"
aid
J.
0.
iavlan,.
produce
merchant,
of
I'rince
lluperl.
H.t;.,
pcakinjf
In
a
llulletin
reporter
in
the
Hoard
of
Trado
room
a
yeler.lay
afler.
noon.
'
JiihI
uI
week
I
had
a
carload
of
polaloc
nhippeil
from
a
dinli-icl
adjacent
lo
Kdmnnlmt.
II
had
a
ttnole
cerlificule
on
it.
When
thai
car
went
In
Vancouver,
llie
uixpeclor
there
?avc
it
an
inferior
jfradinp.
Now
that
"thould
not
be,
for
Hie
nimple
reason
Ihat
IliU
ort
of
Ihimr
will
lend
to
kill
the
Alberta
ptdalo
market
al
the
coaxl.
"Tlie
"polalo
trade
with
Hie
coal
i
a
jrreal
Ihinp
for
Alberta,
hut
if
Hie
fanner-i
are
gn-injr
lo
be
divappoiuled
by
receiving
a
hiuh
(trade
in
F-dmnii-fon
and
an
inferior
crade
a
I
Hie
roat
the
polalo
markel
will
uotj
function.
"
.Mr.
liavian
conclud
ed.
SALVATION
ARMY
HAS
FINE
ENTERTAINMENT
Attendance
Laroe
and
Excellent
In
Citadel
Last
Evenlna
man.
Hnv
Smith
nml
Hov-
Cox-
Hevcniin
THI
DAILY
RBWB.
"
Tht
lad
ittp
h
t$
food
ci
lit
it"
The
del
idous
fragrance
of
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
Its
unquestioned
purity",
uniformity
and
palatability'
make
constant
users
of
all
who
try
it;
it
is
the
cocoa
of
high
quality.
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baker
&
Co.
Limited
EabluhJ
1790
Willi
t
Doftfintrr.
VI
Mf.
nJ
Vfontml,
CatuJa
,
tOOKLET
Of
CHOICE
KEQPtS
SLVT
Fit!
UTIUTIES
SHOW
HEALTHY
SURPLUS
Electric
Lloht
Department
Netted
Program
i.aa.ab
in
February
and
Telephone,
S964.50
A
siliplll-;
of
.fZ.iDK.ifi
was
There
wan
a
fir!
rate
enter-
"hown
by
the
electric
IlKht
de.
lainnient
at
the
Salvalion
Army
I'arliuenl
for
the
month
nf
Feh-
eitadel
lal
nighl,
which
wa
al-
ruar"
'"'
"'
l'lephone
ileparl-
tended
by
n
lart'c
and
apprecia-
,,"n'
nelled
ifOntiO
in
Hie
fame
live
audience.
II
wa
Ihe
Younir
1'ono.t
nccontin?
In
reports
suli-
People
annual
eve'nl.
SlalT
mitled
to
Hie
citycouncil
by
Hie
Captain
t:arriiHicri
presided
and
Miperinlendenl
of
ulililies
lait
everylhintr
went
tttT
splendidly.
instil.
There
wan
a
vocal
Solo
by
nsures
oi
cstimaieti
revenue
Jackie
Wn.blell:
rerilalions
by
a"''
expeii.tiiure
for
tlie
wi
de-
Adclaide
l'ipcr.
David
Wnddell.
I'arltnenls
were
an
follows:
l-jlilh
Leek.
Mr.
Captain
Cole-;
Electric
Light
,
.A.
an
ceicie
by
five
little
uirN;
ll'ndilure
...u
dialogue
by
'Tommy
(iurv
icli
ami
urplii"
0.20C.OO
li,
ill
1.51
nnnlher
by
Hernice
lto.s.
Annie
Telephone
Smith
ami
lluperl
fin:
a
lliinl
Heiun
M.G.In.oo
included
a
nuinber
of
junior.
lApemlilure
J,t..i..o
lhoe
tukinsr
narl
ineltidiiiL-
l-Llilii
Surplus
tin
1.5(1
Leek,
Winnie
Kxley.
Iloris
Smilh.
Annie
Sini.h.
Hen,ice
,lo:s.
Hn-JHE
QUALITY
OF
BULK
TEA
t
Smilh,
Henry
Smith,
Mike
Uur-vich,
Helen
Sinih,
Irene
Coulter.
Caroline
Smith.
Oilier
utimtiers
incliiiled
a
reading
by
Mrs.
is.
W'add.'ll.
piano
solo
by
Mis
A.
ilurvich,
an
action
soui:
by
(he
sunbeam
class,
a
llilile
leading
by
Mts
F.'lilli
Leek,
an
lip.'iiinir
utblress
by
Jean
McLean,
a
drill
in
which
n
number
look
part
including
Irene
Jlmiller.
Clarence
Wesley,
Can
dine
Smilh,
Toininy
Smith,
Itoris
Smilh,
KnlM
Chinoski,
Itoy
t::iiiinski.
Mike
(iurvich.
Nii
litirvirh,
Horis
Itose.
tirare
Down
and
lluperl
Itoss.
A
skipping
ilrill
wa
well
e.-
oruled
by
Nellie
(iiiivicli.
Helen
Sims,
llernice
llnss,
oris
Smilh.
Annie
Smith,
Winnie
F.xtey;
the
final
hymn
before
the
distribution
of
prices
was
suna
by
Nellie
iiiii'vich,
Helen
Sims,
Doris
Smilh,
Annie
Smilli,
llernice
Itoss,
Winnie
F.xley
nml
F.dilh
Leek.
NELSON
ENDORSES
TOWN
PLANNING
OF
NORTH
VANCOUVER
cial
legislature
making
it
per
missible
for
municipalities
In
mlopl
such
net
in
llieir
several
imiuicipalil
jrs
If
so
desired,
am!
thai
a
copy
of
this
resolulion
he
foiwaiiloil
to
Hie
provincial
sec-relary
and
the.
local
member,
also
to
the
municipalities
and
Ihe
North
Vancouver
board
of
trade
fur
llieir
Indorsation
an
i
support."
Advertise
In
thu
Dully
Newa,
The
Quality
nf
Bulk
Tea
Is
always
unreliable
for
several
reasons.
In
Ihe
first
place,
bein?
unlabelleil-
its
origin
is
unknown
;ld
there
is
no
one
who
has
any,
particular
responsibility
for
its
soodnoss.
In
Ihe
second
place,
it
is
exposed
to
Ihe
air
and
there-ford
very
quickly
loses
its
flavor
and
freshness.
Kvcn
if
it
were
as
food
us
"SALADA"
in
Ihe
firsl
place,
II
wnithl
rapidly
ileleriotat.-
and
in
any
ease
it
would
lie
im.
pnjhlc
for
the
dealer
lo
follow
consistently
Hie
same
quality
Ihrouhotit
Ihe
year.
"SALADA"
always
maintains
an
unvaiyiiu
hiuh
standard,
possible
tliroiih
skilful
blending.
PUPILS
WHO
ARE
SLOW
MUST
PAY
FOR
TUITION
You
need
a
PILOT
EVERY
good
ship,
nearing
poet,
takes
on
a
pilot.
Usually,
the
law
requires
it.
The
pilot
knows
the
channel.
With
his
capable
hands
at
the
helm,
the
vessel
is
safe.
Without
him,
there
is
danger
of
the
shoals.
When
you
set
sail
on
a
shopping
tour
you,
too,
should
have
a
pilot.
Everybody
needs
one.
And
well-informed
shoppers
always
have
one
ADVERTISING.
Advertising
keeps
you
off
the
rocks
of
extravagance
and
waste.
It
takes
you
straight
into
the
port
of
economy.
It
tells
you
plainly
where
to
go
for
what
you
want.
It
shows
you
how
to
save
steps
and
money-
and
time.
By
watching
it
carefully,
each
day,
you
are
able
to
buy
to
best
advantage.
Often,
the
advertisements
will
keep
you
from
making
an
unwise
purchase
by
pointing
out
just
why
one
article
suits
better
than
another.
It
points
out
for
you
the
pick
of
the
country's
market
and
the
selection
of
the
particular
kind,
shape,
size
and
color
that
best
suits
your
taste
and
fits
your
pocket-book.
Whether
you
want
food,
clothing,
furniture
or
a
toy
for
the
children,
the
advertisements
can
help
you.
Jlhe
requisite
number
each
term
That
Is
Plan
to
be
Adopted
byj'
onler
Ihe
llisli
School,
making
Oak
Bay
School
on
Vancouver
('he
selection
on
the
basis
of
Ihe
Island
mark's
tiinl
were
obtained
a
I
Hie
VICTOMA,
March
21.
In
an
effort
lo
cope
willi
Ihe
siluation
thai
hns
arisen
In
Oak
Hay
municipality
willt
respect
Jo
the
rarryinf:
on
of
Ihe
school
affairs
NI'.LSON,
March
25.
Nelson's
without
pressing
loo
severely
up-
cily
council
on
Monday
niplil
ln-1
ilnrscd
n
resolution
from
I
be
I
Norlh
Vancouver
council
uskingj
Dial
a
tnvvu
planning
act
b"
broughl
inln
force
ly
Ihe
giiv-eminent.
The
resolution
forwarded
In
the
Nelson
council,
by
M.
I..
Archibald
city
clerk
Tor
Ihe
Norlh
Vancouver
council,
mad
n
a
follows!
"Ilcsolved,
That
litis
council
Kosc
on
record
as
approving
of
a
town
planning
acl
being
passed
al
Ihe
next
session
of
the
provin
T.R.C
TtBpltlM'i
Rktaattic
Captain
For
Rheumatism,
Lombato,
Sciatica
and
Neuritis,
Canada's
standard
lem-edy
is
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules.
T.R.C's
stop
the
pain
by
removing
from
the
system
the
original
cause.
Send
us
0c
(ok
aenciou
ample.
Give
90c
and
the
coupon
we
enclose
with
each
ample,
lo
your
druggitt
and
he
will
give
you
lull
tiie,
$1.00
box
ol
'
Templelon
Rheumetic
Cpulet.
TEMPLETON
CO..
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TJ
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8ale
by
Ormes
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Advertising
Steer
Your
Steps
1
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on
Hie
taxpayers,
Ihe
plan
has
been
adopted
by
resolution
or
t
he
School
Hoard
I
hat
pupils
of
ihe
llipli
Scliiiol
who
remain
over
three
years
in
tlie
school
tiflcr,
entering
it,
shall
pay
a
fen
of
$150
a
year.
Kxerplion
will
be.
made
in
(he
case
nf
pupils
(hat
through
sickness
have
been
prevented
from
lakinp
the
course
as
jireserihetl.
j
Oilier
ways
Ural
were
consider-!
ed
were
Ihe
charpinp
nf
fees
thai1
would
lake
care
of
half
Ihe
cost
of
Ihe
high
school
course.
An-1
other
method
considered
was
Ihe
nrranpins:
of
a
ratio
between
lliph
School
pupils
and
those
of
Hie
public
schools
ami
allow
only
examination.
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PHYSICAL
EXERCISES
AND
DANCING
AT
HIS
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
CHURCH
SERVICESIONE
SMALL
MOUSE
i
Oakland
Pastor
Continues
Spec
tacular
Methods
In
Connection
with
Religious
Observances
CAUSES
YOUNG
LADY
SHRIEK
AND
SHIYERi
VICTOIUA,
March
25.
-
It
is
wonderful
what
a
fuss
one
tiny
OAKLAND,
California,
March
'mouse
can
make.
The
other
day
.'j.
interest
continues
in
tho
a
baby
or
Ihe
species
crawled
up
spectacular
church
methods
of
,0
wall
and
snuppled
securely
lr.
I.croy
Oospcr
of
the
Chris-
it
n
afm
nocket
In
n
local
nf.
Man
Philosophic
Church
who
hnfiee.
A
few
ininules
later
a
younp!
oeen
unvimr
uancuiK
ami
nnxinii
ady
rose
In
leave
nml
Inning
bouts
during
Ihe
Church
scrvices.s,uken
herself
inln
her
coal
felt
on
.-Min.iays
mMe.
naiiei
uancinKifor
her
nurse
u
Ihe
nocket.
Then
ami
physical
culture
stunts-arn
included
in
Dm
performances.
The
pastor
-declares
that
Jesus
Christ
was
the
first
famous
physical
culluiist
ami
Dial
in
fast-In?
he
did
II
for
his
body's
sake,
ami
thai
by
conlrolliiiir
his
body
llioiwinhly
hp
was
ablo
to
bo
master
of
liis
mind.
The
key
lo
menial
unuVrslamling,
he
says,
is
through
lle
ilevidopmenl
of
the
body
al
the
same
llmo
as
llm
mind,
the
fun
hctfnii.
Slio
found
the
purse
and
at
the
sajno
lime
frit
Hip
soft
fur
of
tho
Utile
rodent.
A
loud
shriek
rent
(lie
air
and
pierced
Ihe
eardrum
of
those
around.
Mouse
and
purse
went
flying
through
Ihe
air
and
Ihe
hyslerical
lady,
clittchcil
at
her
companion
nml
trembled
'like
a
leaf.
AH
lhat
is
needed
yd
In
makn
her
shiver
is
in
mention
tin)
word
"mouse."
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp.
Empress
Hotel.
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Cigarettes,
Candies
ami
Soft
Drinks.
We
have
a
pleasant
back
rotni.
Come
in
and
make
yourself
al
home.
W.
M.
Whiting,
Prop.
Geo.
Papadoplis'
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
STORE
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
all
kinds
nt
new
nml
secondhand
goods.
M
Third
Avenue.
Phone
tAQ.
P.O.
tox
M
i.
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