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AB0UT10ND0N
Lady
Writer
Tcls
of
Fashions
and
Movements
In
the
Capital
of
the
World
l'
Sylvia
May-fair;
Ufl.NJlOX,
Fog.,
Mar.
25,
11
is
'a
iily
thai
Oucen
Mary
is
such
a
shucking
sailur
fur
nllirrwiso
she
would
haw-
hud
a
delightful
couple
nf
week
cruising
round
Mclly
with
Jung
Ucnrge
in
the
'llnynl
Yacht.
King
Menrge'a
nl-Inck
nf
bronchitis
hns
been
mnre
jserinu
than
was
generally
ad
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.
iiin:i-i
iiiiii
inn
iij-
lliri'r
wri'hs
ill
a
warn)
liininlc
wa
absolutely
viliil
Id
r
Ins
health.
The
Queen
naliirally
foil
that
he
would
lie
wilh
Hip
King
during
his
period
or
cunvelescenec
ami
as
iifithor
of
llicin
like
Hie
Hiviera
resorl.s
Ihe
yacht
was
I
he
only
allerna
live.
'Ihe
"Victoria
and
Albert,"
Ihe
Itoyal
Yaclil,
though
a
hadly
lie-
hayeil
hoal
in
a
nmah
sea,
is'
a
luxurious
fii!tiii
palace.
Itnlli
Ihe
Kin?
and
Queen
liaxe
palatial
hedruonist
.silliiiK
mums
and
li
hrnrjes.
The
royal
elief,
who
al
ways
urrnmpauies
theni
on
these
trips,
used
In
lie
in
the
royal
kiieliens
at
Home,
hut
has
since
Iheen
at
Clariile's
and
Ihe
Savuy
until
he
went
to
Huckinpham
jl'alaee
aletul
Iwo
years
ago.
Bridge
of
Sigh
J'oor
old
Loudon!
St.
Paul's
Calhedral
in
danger,
(lie
Houses
of
parliament
slowly
.criimlriiiip
inlii
Hie
rie.r,
the
I'.ros
statue
K"iie
from
I'ieeadilly
Circus
iiiow
Viilerloo
Hiide
is
aain
J
stilled
i
he
unsafe.
Americans
have
an
affection
for
Waterloo
I
llriil'.'e.
They
all
have
In
cross
it
jwhen
they
arrive
in
Ihe
city
or
.leave
it.
and
every
millionaire
w
ho
slays
at
I
lie
Savuy
looks
up-)on
it
from
his
windows.
There
is
no
ucshin
of
dc-'inolishin?
the
liri.be.
hut
il
I
will
prohahy
he
replaced
for
jlrafric
fjinrposes.
hy
another
j
bride
further
up
the
rier,
ami
Ihe
old
classic
hridjre
will
lie
closed
and
remain
a
Silent
Highway
of
ihe
Thamr.
Dress
parade
Cocktails
There
had
been
ipiile
an
nut-cry
because
a
llussiaii
princess,
who
has
made
a
name
for
herself
as
a
dress
designer
here,
sent
out
hit
Unlinks
for
a
dress
parade,
auiiutiueing
on
Hie
card,
"Cocklails
II
hi
(liie
of
these
invil;lions
went,
to
Ihe
!!
year
old
daufhler
of
a
ineinier
of
parliament,
and
there
has
been
no
end
of
a
fuss
lioeauso
the
yuuup
daily
look
il
literally
and
did
drink
ci'ckliills
from
11
to
I.
Spring
Fashions
Nearly
all
the
new
sprinfr
hats
an;
of
the
hmadlirimmed
kind
which
a
Ihe
days
pel
wanner
will
ipiile
replace
Ihe
cloche,
'(lie
-cloclie
imleed
has
already
nearly
kuiic.
0lrirh
fcalhnr.
sia(led,
tlyeeriiled
or
"hpntmed"
are
used
loii
t
i
fill
I
for
trini-niiuiijs,
(hp
plumes
sometimes
hanpin?
down
lo
the
waist,
and
there
are
ostrich
muffs
In
mulch.
Kcnin
dresses
are
slimier
than
cyer.
'
.bort
indeed
that
you
can
jrej
one
easily
jiA
ft
Uic
Hltlf
j".
'
which
you
carry
your
powder
pilff,
IGth
Century
Tprtures
If
you
really
want
In
kp.I
Ihe
creeps
Ihe
Tower
nf
t.dipon
will
now
he
the
place
Ip
Jin
In.
Tim
aiiliiorllle.s
hayo
just
IhiMiwu
open
In
the
puhlie
four
morn
oY
Ihe
Towers,
iuclmliiiK
IJie
dun-Keons
and
loiipre
chamhers
whirll
Itave
lilieiio
been
considered
much
I
no
gruesome.
I'pr
sin
extra
fifty
rents
J'1'1
can
enjoy
the
nrivilone
t'T
l"'""!-'
trussed
tip
on
i
li
r
identical
rack
on
which
Crainner,
i.alimcr
and
(iuy
l-'nwHo-n
wore
lidiured;
and
Xiu
am
isiw
slpwii
what
arc
!e-licpl
In
l'C
t
lo
bones
nf
I.Jjdy
.lane
Mrey.
Tim
French
sword
Willi
wMMi
Anpe
Uoeyn
vns
lie-headed
Is.
asp
on
view
beside
Hie
clumsy
lnnkinir
axe
thai
brnuphl.
Cath'erine
Howard's
trnuldes
to
an
end.
Weighty
Ear-Rlngs
There
is
an
ear-piercinp
cani-paipn
poiiiff
np
in
fiondnn
Jusl.
now.
t
nililoiiaiue
ynincu
i-wearing
aaf-rinjrs
of
such
a
weiphl
lha
the
ordinary
screws
arc
inl
reliable
enniish,
nnd
piercinsr
is
necessary-
Spine
vonicn,
.iinliceably
Hio
nouulcss
nf
Aneasler,
I.ndy
Louis
MnunbaJen
'
and
the
you"?
Coiipless
nf
I'lyrnnnlh,,
favor
a
sinple
ear-iinp:,
generally
vnrn
In
Ihe
left
ear
and
lumping
onto
Ihe
shoulder.
The
newest
enr-rlngs
arp
eilber
ennrnmtis
slone
of
Immciuc
value,
or
liny
bas-
THR
DAILY
NEWS
PAJE
FIVE
w
1
"TK
Y
A
Nlf
TO-NIGHT"
adamfor
GRANT'S
Best
Procurable
KT
iHVlllll
V-r-Ti
'J
Hospital
Auxiliary
look
place
in
Ihe
council
chamber
of
Ihe
ei
hall
yesterday
afternoon.
Ho.
incident,
.Mrs.
Frank
l(ihl)
v
Ihe
chair.
The
buying
cnmiiiillcc
was
nil
1linrieil
In
make
purchases
of
linen
needed.
.
II
was
decided
to
hold
a
hridg
and
whist
lea
al
Ihe
home
of
.Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephen,
on
the
afternoon
of
April
IT.
The
drawing
for
the
uiah
jonji
set
look
place
lite
winner
being
S.
.M.
Newiun
with
ticket
751.
OFFER
MADE
TO
STUFF
SPECIMENS
OF
BIRDS
AND
SMALL
MAMMALS
-r
Museum
Board
Now
In,
Position
to
Commence
Collecting
Al
Ihe
meeting
of
Ihe
Museum
Hoard
last
night
a
reply
was
received
frnm
cninniunicalinn
In
the
Minister
,
of
(.upd.
fu
regard
In
natural
liistory
specimens.
He
I
uii
I
taken
the.
matter
up
wi!h
tloi.'
William
Sloan,
provincial
secrelary,
who
bad
further
passed
i
on
t'u
Ihe
l:
urn
I
or
of
Iho
niuseum,
Frank
Kertunde.
Tim
final
resut
Is
Ihal
the
curator
offers,
willi
llje
apiirnval
of
tint
mitiisler.
In
mount
a
few
specimens
of
birds
or
small
mammals
for
Hie
Prince
lluperl
museum
provided
Hie
prince
lluperl
people
provide
Ihe
specimens!
The
Moths
fjll
Mid
1"
.
KILLS
Dl
wincouvr,
FLIES,
MOTHS
B
M
bc.
Mosquitoes
H
IB
Dwelopol
t
World'
777"
"2
kj
JIB
In
Jul
trial
Krararch
""VjHRI
Inatituta.
Will
not
'USStHBSm
1
HIH.I...
W,
I
llarmlcaatohuiuana
I
I
mnX
nlmal.
I
YourOrocfr
or
Druggist
m
ODICIIAll
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINrST
.HICHUND
MALT
Betrixl
uxi
(ramcl
kr
Willi.
Cinl
tt
Son
Limited
CliitlxUicli
and
BynK
-Onlivct
DutilWo.1.
Dull-town-4
Ufv.
ScMlui.
A
This
advertisement
Is
nut
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Cqrjtrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British,
Columbia.
kels
of
fruit
or
animals
fashioned
in
metals
and
precious
stones.
Some
are
so
heavy
Ihal
I
hey
are
palpably
elongating
the
ears.
Metba
Nights
Again
II
is
now
ipiile
definite,
that
there
will
)'
a
brilliant
opera
season
at
Coveul
(iarden
in
the
summer
'JumI
how
Ihe
famous
theatre
is
being
used
for
a
dance
hall,
with
a
half-dollar
admission
fee)
and
.Metba
will
sing
al
nlany
pala
performances.
Tescanini,
fferiest
and
most
electric
of
conduelo,s,
is
coming
nver
In
conduct
some
of
the
per-formancos.
'lliere
is
a
good
deal
of
speculation
as
q
whether
he,
will
conduct
on
one
of
Hie
Melba
Nights,
for
his
disregard
nf
"stars"
and
their
whims
is
notorious.
.Melba,
by
(lie
way,
is
now
completing
her
memoir
which
will
be
published
shortly.
HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
AT
MONTHLY
MEETING
S.
M.
Newton
Winner
of
Mali
Jonq
Set
at
Drawing
Yesterday
Afternoon
The
moulhly
meeting,
of
Ihe
the
curator
will
also
co-'opcrale
wilh
Ihe
local
museum
in
identifying
speeimeiis.
II
was
decided
In
lake
advantage
of
this
offer
by
forwarding
specimens,
in
which
they
would
ask,
Hie
co-operation
nf
hunters
and
others.
The
idea
nf
the
board
being
to
gal
her
a
reprc-sVnlative
eolleclion
of.
local
bird
and
luimals
for
educational
and
exhibition
purposes,
II
was
pointed
mil
thai
specimens
would
have
lo
be
iiniln
fresh
and
undamaged
as
they
would
have
In
be
fnrwanlei
to
Victoria
lo
be
skinned,
-
'
.
good
deal
nf
correspondence
was
read
relative
In
rnllcclioiH
offered
that
niit'lil
he
made
the
nucleus
of
the
collection
here
l.u!
nolhiug
of
a
very
definite
nature
was
done,
owing
lo
lack
of
specific
information.
EDMONTON
ASKING
CHARTER
CHANGES
Wants
Right
to
Elect
Mayor
for
Two
Years
and
Number
of
Minor
Changes
F.llMONTON.
Mae.
25.
VA-iiiou
is
asking
Hie
Legislature
for
the
right
In
eleel
a
mayor
for
a
two
year
(crip
subject
lo
,t
oU
of
Ihe
citizens.
It
is
also
asking
fur
the
right
In
impose
a
seryice
lax.
Another
Ijiing
the
cjjy
is
ask
ing
is
that
school
Irusfecs
on
Hu
paid
employees
be
'fnclTgilde
for
seals
on
the
city
council.
Ihs
will
also
apply
lo
any
paid
o
Hi
rer
or
employee
of
the
provincial
r
federal
government,
or
Hi-!
employee
of
any
body
receiving
city
grants.
Authority
to
lax
(rucks
aim
motor
cars
is
anmiig
the
re-
ipicsls
as
is
also
lhc
right
In
usiietid
the
early
clnsing
regu-
lalions
un
specific
occasions.
The
assessment
of
land
at
its
fair
value,
having
regard
In
I
In-
value
of
surrounding
properly
is
among
the
requests.
The
assess
meil
is
mil
lo
be
varied
on
appeal
if
the
valuation
bears
n
fair
and
jusl
prnpnrlmn
In
Hir
value
nf
Ihe
lands
in
the
vicinity.
The
right
lo
hnnus
industries
lo
colled
taxes
froip
insurance
ronipauie
on
properties
in
arrears
at
Ihe
tipie
of
a
fire,
are
among
lo
chief
changes
asked
in
the
charter
bill
before
lb"
legislature.
HARRY
DOWNS
IS
WEDDED
AT
ANYQX
Miss.
Margaret
Wilson
Boame
Brltje
qf
Well
Known
Baseball
Player
at
Recent
Ceremony
Harry
Downs,
vel
known,
lipr
-as
a
player
mi
Anynx
aiil.Ki-ehjkan
baseball
teams
which
have
visilci!
llio
eily
in
lie
past,
was
married
recently
nl
Ihe
homo
of
Ips
parents
in
Arym
to
Jlss
Margitl'ii
Wilspn,
for
merly
op
Ihe
Anyox
pns-qtlce
stalT.
Mr.
apd
Mrs.
Downs
wjl"
make
their
home
in
KelehlHai.
CHOPIN
OF
JAZZ
IS,
MITJA
NIKISCH
LONDON,
Mar.
25.
MHJa
Nijvisch,
(he
pianist
anil
son
of
Ihe
famous,
cnnduclnr,
is
dis-
cnered
l(i
b
the
rmnpnsor
of!
the
new
Suite
in
Hyucopuled
lllt.vlhm
vyHiieb'
the
Savoy
bands
are
gnjng
lo
play
at
Jheir
third
enncert
nl
Queen's
Hall,
Litndnn.
His
name
bas.
not
yet
been
revealed
on
Ibis
side
of
h
Atlantic-
because
llm
cnnipuser
is.
afraid
of
what
his
serious
musical
admirers
will
think
nf
his
writing
for
a
dance
orchestra
Shop-windows
on
parade
IN
THE
qiiiet
arid
comfort
of
yoyr
home,
newspaper
in
hand,
the
shop-windows
of
thp
town's
best
stores
pa,ss
in
review.
Look
at
that
charming
little
hat
just
,
the
style
you
have
been
looking
for,
and
so
reasonable!
And
ay,
isn't
that
coat
a
darling?
.
.
.
Not
only
do
you
see
illustrations
of
the
merchandise,
but
you
are
told
in
detail
of
its
merits
and
prices.
A
passing
panorama
that
may
be
halted
and
started
and
halted
at
will.
A
shopping
trip
at
home!
How
long
do
you
suppose
it
would
take
you
to
reverse
the
process
to
go
up
one
street
arid
down
another,
until
you
had
visited
personally
every
worth-while
store
in
town?
And
how
exhausted
you
woujd
be,
physically
and
nervously.
There's
no
doubt
about
it.
The
modern
way
to
shop
is
to
read
the
advertisements,
then
make
notes
of
the
stores
and
the
particular
offerings
that
appeal
to
you.
What
a
lot
of
time
and
bother
such
a
method
saves.
You
know
beforehand
what
you
want
to
look
at,
who
has
it,
and
what
you
will
have
to
pay.
Read
the
advertisements.
Make
it
a
daily
habit.
The
regular
reader
of
advertisements
is
better
informed,
makes
the
family
budget
stretch
further,
has
more
time
for
recreation,
gets
more
value
for
her
money,
and
profits
in
many
other
ways.
Advertisements
are
frequently
the
most
interesting
news
in
the
pap
sr.
Every
day
these
shop-windows
are
lined
up
for
your
inspection
in
this
newspaper
even
fnr
Die
Savoy-Orpheans.
'
paderewskt
listened
lo
some
fragments
nf
Ihe
Suite
the
other!
day,
and
was
Ipld
of
the
com-1
poser's
dilemma.
"t'hild
that
jie
isM
crieij
I'ader-ewsld.
"I'd
give
five
years
In
i(Ve
written
hal.
He
Is
li
t'.itnpin
of
Jazz."
WOMEN
IN
VIENNA
.
YIF.NNA,
Mar.
2i.
The
fair
sex
is
decidedly
in
Ihe
majority
in
'Vienna,
-according
Jo;
-a
census
taken
by
Mm
city
anUinritien.
Tim
figures
are
1,000,200
wonVcn
Mind
8i!2,0.18
men.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
'prince
Ruperi
fi,
Frederickson,
II.
Maywmih
and
Neil
S.
McAllister.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
Iteavan
and
Mrs.
W.
Hogcrs,
Anynx:
Mrs.
Ouesl,
Kdmonton:
John
M.
Morrison,
Alice
Arm.
Central
.1.
M.
Dodge,
Anyox.
DO
YOU
COUGH,
COUCH
ALL
NIGHT
LONG?
firrllil,V
(IIMi-msIm
and
wcaiiwr
on
(tie
Mfii
la
I
lie
run
nil
that
t-imi
on
nt
nlM
ami
yon
rough;
musli
all
tilrlit
Inur
and
rnn'i
ret
to
Flcrp,
DR.
WOODS
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
WILL
GIVE
YOU
RELIEF
Mrs,
John
Lyman,
Knlornrisp.
(int..
wrltt'i:
"Arter
liuvlnn
hail
wIumiIii
t'OUKl)
I
rohlrai'h'il
linmrliltK
anil
ror
il.iya
ami
nlfliH
I
oou
plu-.I
rontlniially,
ami
YiiW
cl
'i
'!'1
or
torp.
Iml
afu-r
taking
one
hntlle
or
Or.
WhiiI's
Norway
I'lur
Syr"!'
I
foiinil
rrent
relief,
ami
artep
hiltiy
taken
several
bullies
I
'was
relleve.il
of
iiiy
trouble."
Tlij
valiialite
roM
anil
roiigli
reineily
vi
hern
on
ho
tiuki
"H
rt
3
yparsi
yoit
ihm'l
exeriinent
when
you
liny
lit
put
up
only
liy
Thu
t.
Mllhurn
Co.,
Llniucil,
Toronto,
Out.
New
Spring
HATS
BROCK
,
$6.00
BILTMORE
.,.
,
S5.00
BILTMORE
,
.
,
$4.00
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.
"Third
Avenue
(
SAVAGE
Washer
and
Dryer
Jlns
no
Wringer,
needs
none.
Won
(nU
Medal
nt
Inst
Quebec
Exhibition
over
nil
American
and
Canadian
Machines,
(lash
Prjee
$185,00;.
also
sold
on
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co,
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Frizzell
Hotelier
Shop,
across
from
Ihe
Kmpress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
Jamos
Zarell
proprietor
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
109.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
PERSONAL
SERVICE
AflP
RELIABLE
DENTISTRY
go
hand
in
hand.
No
mnller
what
the
naliire
of
your
denial
vviirK
UUiy
lie,
when
ou
cume
lo
njy
office
you"
gel
lb
benefit
of
such
service
and
receive
deulistry
Mini
is
honest.
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST.