RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
In
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
3
kind
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
In
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
(.'RAVE!,
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
nre
right.
So
it
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
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&
NIGHT
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Phone:
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Phone:
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f
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aid
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chest
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Operating
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m.Otin
Ton
Moating
Dry'
iWfc
ftikieerV
'
Jiarhinlut.
Boilermakers.
Blacksmith.
''I'wttiTf
maker.
Founder.
Woodworker.
I'tc.
ELECTRIC
AM)
aCBTYI.BNK
WBI.IMMi.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
hamll
hII
kinds
ot
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONKS
1.1
and
SS5
SELVIG
BROS.
MEAT
MARKET
rd
Avenue
Phone
7G3
MIC
AT,
FISH
AND
VEQETABLES
'
Specially
.
"OLD
COUNTRY
SAUSAGES''4
vi
Our
roaUe
Fcesij
every
da.
Superior
Quality;
Engraved
Tableware
When
you
buy
your
silver
from
us
you
now
can
have
It
engravrd
artistleally
so
that
the
work
on
all
pieces
will
be
alike.
This
adds
to
the
value
of
the
set
and
make
n
gift
more
appreciated.
i
Our
automatic
epgravlng
machine
enablea
us
-todo
this.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLERS
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
bring
quick
Results.
4
a
Taxi
Phone
4.
Big
4
Taxi-
tfi
OHer
Besner
sailed
'
last
nteht
kn
business.
On
motion
of
Aid.
Rudderham,
seconded
by
Aid.
Orme,
the
city
council,
at
its
special
meeting
last
night,
named
Aid.
Collart
as
acting
mayor
in
the
event
of
Mayor
McMordie
leaking
next
week
fer
Catizarv
ait's
member
of
the
dele-i
natioh
to1fl(ervW
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
heads
in
the
matter
of
focal
grain
shipping.
Following
a
service
at
2
o'clock
in
First
Presbyterian
Church,
an
emergent
communication
of
Tsimpsean
Lodge
No.
58,
A.
F.
&
A.
M.
will
be
held
in
the
Masonic
Temple
on
Sunday,
March
3,
1929
at
2:S0
o'clock,
p.m.
for
the
purpose
of
holding
a
Masonic
Funeral
Service
for
the
late
Rro.
II.
D.
Mclntyre,
of
Brantford.
Ont.
All
members
and
sojourning;
Brethren
are
re-uuesffeT
to
attand.
K.
II.
Mor-
Irtimer,
P.
M.,
Secretary.
50
Jf
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Women
of
Mooteheart
Legion,
St.
Patrick's
Tea;
March
11,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Mussallem.
See
"Officer
CG6"
at
West-holme
Theatre.
March
18
and
19.
bv
the
Princess
Rnvnl
on
a
hnsC
uenusi.
ur.
J.
IC
uosse.
I'none
ness
trip
to
Vancouver.
use.
Misa
Marie
Duval,
who
ar-
Sidney
C.
Thompson
was
elec-
'rived
in
the
citv
this
Week
from
ted
a
member
of
the
Board
of
,Keno,
Y.T..
left
on
this
morning's
Trade
at
its
meeting
last
night,
jtrain
for
Montreal.
Mrs.
(L
MeAuley
was,
a
pas-!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Morris
rfnd
aenger-
leavjnjf
ih-ior'fln-jiausliteT,
who
have
been
on'
'
A
ver
on
the
Princess
Royal
last
trip
ft
Vancouver,
returned
to
niht-
(the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Catfllayast
night.
C.
Barnwell
of
the
Dominion
;v
Fisheries
office
returned
to
the
UnioB
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
A.
city
on
the
Princess
Royal
yes-Johnstone,
arrived
in
port
at
10
terday
afternoon
from
two
o'clock
last
night
from
the
south
weeks'
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
.
and
sailed
at
midnight
on
her
"
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-
jm
imr
ioaru
ox
iraue
meeting
points,
last
night
Thomas
McClymontj
.,
,
re
port
fed
on
behalf
of
a
special
committee
in
favor
of
publishing
a
leaflet
this
year
instead
of
a
booklet.
The
-report
was
adopted.
;
I
Charles
Welch,
who
some
years
ago
conducted'
u
brokerage
office
here,
arrived
In'
tb
city
on
the
Pri
ncess
Rojfcls
;
vrdi
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
toeing
here
The
St.
David's
Day
tea
held
j
csteeduy
afternoon
by
the
Lad-
liuo
4mu
ui
nrhi
uapum;
vnurcn
at.
the
Jionie
of
Mrs.
Bert
M6rgan,
120
?Hlh
Avenue
Wost,
was
a
rtrt"Mcexti
affair.'
Over
?50
'U
realized.
Atjjlhe
meeting
of
the
Board'
oif
trade
last
night
it
was
decided
toieafe
it
with
the
president
and
H(1sVfal1V
tn
nn4lrmn
ifia
arrifa.
A
ii
-t
it.
r
i
-r
;
'v
v"
v.v
,
'
,
f
"
r
.
ru
01
tlon
for
the
installaion
of
two
7
T,l
"Twilights
as
asked
by
Lloyd's
agent,
mentioned
the
matter
of
the;xhe
mte
wi
again
be
Skeena
i
River
boa
but
th
matter
the
0
GovernmenL
wu
allowed
to
lie
over
aa
the
j
interesting
parties
were
not
prs-
Mr,
j
B
Agar
and
chM
o
'
.
Terrace,
who
have
been
holiday-
F
.
W.
Renworth.
district
man-
couver
and
VictorJai
arrive(,
,n
ager
for
the
threat
West
Life
As
surance
Co.,
after
having
spent
a
week
in
the
city
on
company,
business,
sailed
bjr
tbei.Priecess
Royal
last
night
on
h
'rejtvrn
to
Vancouver.
i
.
f
"W.iiA
Mrs.
rauwfcbiaveKir
been
visiting
in
tM
dty
fbr
trwM
past
two
weeks''
'with
ijUr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
P&kPfe.
'snW,
by
the
Princess
Royal
last
night
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
their
hme
the
city
on
the
Princess
Royal
yesterday
afternoon
and
proceeded
by
this
morning's
train
to
their
home
in
the
interior.
1
t
Passengers
arriving
here
yes-
ChHrfes;
J
ii:
A
ton
mi
Him
Ssr.
o8npn
the
Princcm
ilWlcH.
mm
warn
Vanjouv'er
inclijtfetl
H.
Bain,
MVS.
nd
child,
L,
nde-rson.
Miss
-Wiu
erani,
j.
nennecy.
md
0.
Barnwell.
The
matter
of
white'
aliens
re
ceiving
fishing
licenses
was
dis
cussed
at
the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
last
night
and
it
was
shown
that
the
fisheries
dejrtj&wkiad
acceded
to
rep-
reaeuMnMjade
in
favor
of
anting
menses
to
those
who
th
pasTBhave
received
them
and
who
are
desirous
of
becom
ing
Canadian
citizens.
In
Supreme
Court
in
Vancouver
yesterday,
the
injunction
restraining
Cliff
Ford
of
England
from
collecting
rent
for
the
Westholme
Theatre
from
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
pending
the
settlement
of
an
action
over
repairs
to
the
building
was
extended
until
June
5
when
the
case
will
be
heard
in
Supreme
Court
here.
The
application
was
made
by
E.
F.
Jones
on
behalf
of
Col.
McMordie.
The
Board
of
Trade
at
Its
meeting
last
night
passed
a
resolution
asking
that
the
seiner
Azurite,
seised
by
the
fisheries
authorities
for
alleged
illegal
fishing,
be
released
on
a
bond
pr
the
charge
against
her
withdrawn.
It
Is
stated
that
she
was
not
fishing
in
the
prohibited
area
as
alleged
at
first
but
she
is
being
held
until
the
matter
can
come
to
trial.
S.
E.
Parker
brought
the
question
before
the
board.
LOGGING
AT
HALF
THE
COST
OF
HORSES
llijrger
Production
Economical
Operation
CATERPILLAR
7
R
ACTORS
Make
Kiggcr
Profits
Sole
Distributors
for
R.
C.
MOKRISON
TR
ACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO.,
LTD.
910
STATION
STREET,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
Branches:
Kelowna,
T..C.
Nelson,
II.
C.;
Prince
George,
B.C.
Provincial
-jonstable
Harold
Raybqne
silled
ilast'nlgt?'
on
the
Princess
Royal'
"for
Butedale
on
official
duties.
Passengers
sailing
last
night
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
included
S.
Alger,
II.
E.
Pawson,
Ada
m
,
Macule
-,and
F
Clenden-
iKwL
:
C.
J.
Graham
will
leave
on
Monday
morning's
train
for
Sa-Francisco
where
he
will
spen
a
couple
of
weeks
recuperatla
from
the
effects
of
a
recent
oj
eration.
The
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
has
taken
offices
in
th
Exchange
Block
where
it
wib
conduct
its
local
business,
wit)
J.
J.
Little,
manager
for
Nortl.
em
B.
C,
in
cjftarge.
F.
D.'
Mathers
arrived
in
U
city
on
the;
Catala
last
nigh
from
Vancouver
to
assume
hi
duties
here
as
Jqcal
representativ
lf
the
B.
6.,
Packers
in
charge
o
the
company's
office
in
the
city.
John
Albertsen,
who
has'bee-"
working
at
Anyox,
left
on
thf?
morning's
train
for
Halifax
where
he
will
embark
on
March
11
aboard
the
liner
Hellig
Olav
foi
a
trip
to
his
native
home
ir
Norway.
IN
MEMORIAM
In
ever
loving
memory
of
oui
dear
mother,
Mrs.
Mary
Sim,
wh.
passed
peacefully
away
on
Marc
2,
1928:
'
Loving
and.klQd
In.
til
her
wvi,
UtHlcht
and
lust
to
the
end
of
her
dan:
Sleeve
and-
true
In
heart!
and-mind.
i
ceaumui
memory
ie:t
Demnd.
JtAaeeJ
.flM
the
sons
and
.MjBhterek.lfl,.rv'
Mmi
RID
OF
NUISANCE
TAXES
TORONTO.
.Mar.
'2:
Discus-
fjig
the,
budget
propbsals
A.
.
Phipps,
president
of
thar
Canadian
Bankers'
Association,
.said
that
the
abating1
of
the
"nuisance"
taxes
was
commendable.
lie
ad
ded,
however,
that
business
looked
for
a
larger
reduction
In
the
sales
taxes,
if
not
Its
entire
abolition,
and
hoped
for
a
reduction
in
the
income
tax.
BUDGET
TAX
CHANGES
ARE
IMPORTANT
(Continued
from
page
one).
duty
on
machinery
and
equip
ment
used
in
mining
have
been
reduced.
The
changes
in
regard
to
mining
are
designed
to
stimu
late
mining
operations,
particu
larly
coal
mining.
The
fishing
Industry,
both
in
land
and
deep
sea.
benefits
by
the
revision
on
items
covering
engines
for
the
propulsion
of
boats,
enlarged
tb
cover
such
engines
used
in
hoisting
nets
or
lines
in
boats
with
free
listing
under
all
tariffs
of
metal
swivel?
und
needles
,for
mending
nets.
There
is
a
reduction
of
from
15,
25,
and
27H.pW
cent,
to
free.
74
and
20
pit
tent,
for
rubber
caskets
for
use
in
sealing
cans.
The
new
fate
on
mining
machinery
is
10
per
cent.,
15
and
25
per
cent,
which
is
a
considerable
reduction.
Some
reductions
are
made
in
printing
machinery.
The
rates
on
passenger
automobiles
is
brought
in
line
with
private
automobiles.
The
tax
on
the
sale
and
transfer
of
stocks
Is
changed
from
a
flat
rate
of
three
cents
to
a
graduated
scale
from
one
to
four
cents.
The
tax
on
insurance
premiums
other
than
life
and
marine
of
one
per
cent,
is
abolished.
The
tax
on
raijway
and
steamship
tickets
is
to
be
abolished
May
1.
The
tax
of
three
cents
on
telegrams
and
cables
is
abol
ished.
The
reduction
in
the
sales
tax
announced
yesterday
Is
effective
today
and
also
the
tariff
changes,
as
well
as
the
abolition
of
the
insurance
tax.
Changes
which
do
not
come
Into
effect
until
May
first
are
abolition
taxes
on
certain
railway
and
steamship
Brief
V..
.
I
JL.
M
I
f
;
f
ma
its
metal
package
keeps
it
always
res5i.
TEA
'Fresh
from
the
gardens'
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Preacher,
Rev
.
T.
hon
Jones,
M.A.
us
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Subject,
"Making
the
Church
Chrtian."
Evening
service
at
7:30.
Subject.
"The
Only
Death
Man
.Can
Fear."
Sunday
School
'
''
'
'
at
12:15.
.
.
..
,
ST.
PETER'9
CHURCH
Service
wpi
be
conducted
at
St.
Peter's
Church.
Seal
.
Cow,
oo
Sunday.iMarehiB,
at
7:80
pmi.,
by.Btehop
Rix.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
Christian
Science
Society,
215
Second
'Avenue
This..
Scci4y
s
a..
branch
of
the
Mother
Church,
the
First
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist,
in
Boston.
Mass.
Sunday
service
at
11
a.m.
Subject,
"Christ
Jesus."
Testimony
meeting
on
Vedntoyrweni4
8
o'clock.
The
publie
is
cordially
invitdlj
(j
V;
J;
v
S
INDvV'uJ
-r-7Trti
1
RIC.
FIRE
AT
BOSSLANDvW
WC
-M
fTH
MPRnVFO
vB,cnvE
--"
lNj5YSHEARRGM0S!C
(Continued
from
pae
one)
.
.
.
BOGNOR,
Sussex,
Eng.,
Mar.
mates
of
a
loss
totalling
$200,-'2:--The
King
has
so
much
im-
jOO.
Ten
buildings
were
bur-
pioved
that
his.
thoughts
have
aing
but
the
firemen
eventually
trrned
to
music.
He
has
had
his
got
the
blase
under
control.
phonograph
brought
from
Buck-
The
main
business
sc:tion
qf
I.
srham
Palace
and
spends
long
the
cRy
was
dertr-yr',
th
i
n
h-.urs
listening
to
it.
weeping
the
n
rv
'e
Cal-
umbia
Avenue
from
the
Hank
of
Montreal
ta'Idhig
to
aid
Including
the
Prst
r:r.T.
Nothing
but
embers
remain
of
many
jf
the
business
house.
The
fire
started
in
a
vacant
store,
it
is
believed.
A
high
wind
spreud
It
rapidly.
The
wind
changed
several
times
and
car
ried
the
blaie
to
the
street
which
survived
a
similar
fire
two
years
ago.
Thet
buildings
there
were
estroyed
too.
TOa
.N'T
O
TOCKS
irtecy
of
"
P.
Johnston
Co.)
Rig
Missouri,
1.61.
Falcon
Bridge,
13.25.
Home
Oil.
15.75.
Mandy.
1.40.
Fend
Oreille.
13.00.
Premier,
1.80.
Sudbury,
1UI.
Teck.
9.95.
Hargreaves.
2.IU).
lllsil
Out
of
Town
Readers!
The
Dally
News
Shopper
will
gbflly
make
purchases
for
our
readers
who
live
at
a
distance
from
a
shopplnz
centre.
r'hls
service
nas
seen
appreciated,
particularly
by
the
women
of
the
district.
There
i
no
added
rent
and
attention
is
neMonal.
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TO
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