T
T
11m
Milk
of
.Maimniai
Aua.iL
iq
ipt
nm
uoiiie
or
of
ioi
mor
M?i2..
Older
children
ahouU
a
tablepoonful
in
a
glan
of
water.
Tht:
wUliomfort
the
child
make
hit
stomach
tand
bowfla
ay.
In
five
minutei
he
U
omBrlable,
hanpy.
It
will
aweep
the
boweli
free
of
all
aoir,
indkettibla
food.
It
oneni
the
boweli
in
constipation,
colds,
children'
ailmcsU.
Children
take
it
readily
because
it
la
palatable,
pleasant-tatting.
Learn
it
many
uie
for
mother
and
child.
Write
for
the
intereitlnjr
book.
"Uieful
Information."
Address
The
Chaa.
11.
Phillip
Chemical
Co.,
Windsor,
Ont
ItwillbeeentFKKE.
In
buying,
be
ur
to
get
qmuiip
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia.
Pqctors
baye
:,
presciiibed
it
for
over
CO
years.
180
ond.
and
260
in
third."
any
living
person
has
ever
travelr
Jed
on
land
before.
Don's
"Silver4
Bullett."
he
fxnerts
'
tortll
travel
r
1
tTl
f.
fine
flay
during
the
winter
some
of
fodc.iabiy
rUr
than
.
TYOSLK
LYdLU.
IS
WHEN
A
CHILD
IS
FEVERISH,
CROSS.UPSET
Colic,
gai,
tour
belch
ing,
frequent
vomltingi
feverishnen,
in
bahtei
and
children,
generally
how
food
it
touring
la
the
little
dipeitlre
trict.
Wben
the
iTmp-torn)
appear,
give
liabv
a
teatnoonfnl
of
Phil-
jtn
-Arrow-m
iven
by
Major
Sir
H
P.P-5s8Cavesv)o
last
year
as-
the
unprecedented
rate
of
23i6
miles
an
hour.
Kaye
and
the
"Sliver
Bullet"
are
already
at
Daytona,
where
the
driver
is
testinz
everv
inch
of
tht'
is
15
feet
and
total
length
In
the
neighborhood
of
27
feet.
The
canwetehs
teven
tons,
has
a
lotto
cylinder
aeroplane
engines.
Each
will
have
an
output
from
1,000
to
1,200
horsepower
at
3,000
revolutions.
These
motors
are
set
in
tan
dem
directly
ahead
of
the
driver.
while
estimates
of
the
speefl
and
horsepower
have
not
been
tested,
the
car
ls
thoretlcally
capable
of
a
fpeed
of
260
milpt
an
hour.
food
in
ttfSrelh
order
to
Incase
houM-be
4tiver5wp'f
the
motors,
eoof
of
he
horsepower
them
Is
which
has
the"
effect
of
farcing
the
gaseous
vapor
into
the
motor
instead
of
having
lt
introduced
into
the
cylinder
by
the
common
method
of
suction
caused
by
tjhr
downward
sweep
of
the
pistons.
The
12-cyllnder
engines
are
made
Jn
arrow
V
shape
In
order
to
conserve
frontal
area,
and
the
carburetors
are
placed
In
the
space
within
the
V.
One
of
the
truly
unique
fea
Designed
to
Set
Speed
Record
QUINCY,
MASS.,
March
18
One
of
the
strangest
craft
ever
to
take
monster
car
and
every
inch
of
the
lo
u,e
waier
'
launcnea
nere
hard-packed
saqds.
The
automo-'
recentiy-
14
was
a
boat-
but
Per"
bile
Itself
it
a
triumoh
of
British
P
lt
a,
an
airplane.
design
of
rnechan)8m.
It
Is
all
Bri-!
mih
a
speedboat
hull,
this
new-
tlsh,
from
note
to
tall
pipe.
Louis
,
loulPr
w
"ie
ns
airpwne
Coatalen,
managing
director
of
the
Sunbeam
Company
and
great
en
gineer,
is
the
designer.
Mr.
Coata-en
was
reponible
for
the
construction
of
the
Golden
Arrow,
but
he
believes
that
"Sliver
Bullet"
is
a
faster
car.
wings.
Her
designer,
Paul
K.
Dud
ley;
Fltchburg
youth,
believes
that
the
wings
will
lift
her
virtually
out
of
the
water
and
giver
her
a
speed
hitherto
unknown
to
water
craft.
The
boat
represents
a
fine
example
of'
the
shipbuilding
art.
A
To
reduce
the
frontal
area,
the!1"
enclosed
mahpgapy
cabin
Jn-
body
of
Don's
car
Is
approximately
i
sures
comfrt
and
protection
from
2Vt
feet
In
width,
althouah
the
elements
for
her
crew
and
pas-
wheel
tread
Is
five
feet.
The
car,Mngers-
is
approximately
48
Inches
high
at
1
5uver
tp1
'
AQUippea
wnn
it
hii?hAt
nninr
Th
nic-jhae.
wo
iso
norsepower
Liberty
mo
tors.
Airplane
propellers
are
her
only
driving
force,
Uie
usual
un
derwater,
propejler
befng
.discarded
I
i
ai.
li
M
vvt
.
L
.
sloping
nose,
unbroken
by
an
open-1
UKlT
iavr-
Ane
majors
arcsei
Ing
for
a
radiator,
and
slopes
downward
In
the
general
lines
in
the
rear
as
In
the
front.
Provision
has
been
made
for
?
rudder,
or
van-shaped
tail,
an.J
this
will
be
somewhat
an
innovation,
in
that,
instead
of
being
single,
as
ls
common
on
fast
cars,
it
will
be
dual.
The
car
will
be
propelled
by
a
power
plant
consisting
of
two
12-
upon
the
wings
and
the
control
mechanUm
Ls
similar
in
all
respects
to
that
of
the
airplane
even
to
the
rudders.
Trials
to
determine
the
boat's
scfwprthjnesj
and
speed
wl
he
helcj
oyer
a
slx-mjle
course
straight
out
tpgaa
from
Galveston
Bay.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
March
18,
1910
W.
Walnwrlght,
second
vlce-preaident
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
told
a
deputation
of
Viqtorl&bjwjness
men
that,
yan-
Icbuyef
Jslarmjs'
to
be
connected
equipped
with
a
quadruple
blower.jw'fth
'Uie??fWcontlnental
systerii
by
means
.of
a
ferry
service
vja
Bute
Inlet.
Charles
HaLsey
has
returned
from
a
month's
business
trip
to
Montreal
and
other
eastern
cities.
A
tunnol
300
feet
long
is
,to
be
driven
jvjthln
the
next
few
months
to
.open
up
the
Buckskin
group
of
claims
on
Bear
Itlver,
18
miles
from
tures
in
construction
is
thpody.lHazeltdn.
'i
.i
CRIB3AGE
Sport
Chat
WINNERS:
With
Grotto
having
a
twenty-six
point
lead
as
a
result
of
tht
r
'
-firstes8ion"
the
second
.and-flnai
.
session
between
the
Grotto
and!
"ElKs"
to"
decide
the
city'
team
billiard
championship
has
been
postponed.
The
following
llpe-ups
are
announced.
W.
J.
Nelson,
(Grotto)
vs.
A.
A
Easson
(Elks).
-
;
Don
Brown
vs.
C
P.
Balagno.
George
Waujgh
vs.
Willjam
lt-j
chell.
f,
i
i
r
'
James
Andrews
y"s.
A.
fcflnajd.
;
J.
Hillman
vs..
W.
E.
Wllllscroft
(
The
final
basketball
gamss
ofi
the
season
are
to.
be.pfayed
In
th.e
j
Exhibition
Hall
tonight
and
thoj
program
which
has
been
arranged
should
prove
an
Interesting
enough
one
for
fans
of
the
hoop
game.
Players
Club
and
Three
,
Two
Taxi,
who
tied
36
all
In
the!
first
frame
of
the
play-offs,
ylH:
resume
their
argument
for
the!
Senior
city
championship
and
this
rhoujd
prorc
a
lively
encounter.
No
less
strenuous
should
be
the
Intermediate
play-off
between
Big
Pour
and
High
School-Collegiate
entering
the
final
with
a
36
to
30
lead.
The
program
will
be
rounded
out
with
an
exhibition
Ladies'
League
game
between
the
Toilers
and
Maple
Leafs.
If
it
be
true
that
Waterloo
was
won
on
the
playing
fields
of
Eton,
then
what
reverberating
contest
of'
the
future
is
at
the
moment
being
decided
on
the
gridiron
at
Norway
House,
that
frontier
post
which
Js
the
Jumptng-off
place
for
Northern
Manitoba?
And
what
part
will
the!
Indians
play
in
that
struggle?
Cer.-i
tain
It
j9
that
if
the
skljl
of
the
Indian
at
soccer
football
is
a
crjter-'
ion
of
his
capabilities
as
a
fighter,
then
his
rule
will
be
a
successful
one.
The
Indians
at
Norway
House,
are
great
soccer
players;
they
are
tireless;
they
give
hard
knocks
and
they
take
'em.
In
the
sprlnj
the
wild
game
pf
socc
er
takes
the
front
line
and
a
great
deal
is
played
by
the
Indian
boys!
Although
the
Indian
teams
are
not
the
best
pi
i
playfW
(they
certainly
Jwy
now
P
'
use
that
ejfipw
on
tne
nns.
inis
ja
the
Indian's
favorite
game.
Every
spare
moment
they
are
out
on
the
field
kicking
fhe
ball
around.
Any
the
Indians
may
be
seen
out
on
the
field
amusing
themselves
with
the
ball,
and
getting
in
Jots
of
practise
fof
the
bjg
games
In
the
spring.
Probably
the
freakiest
gojf
match
ever
plfiyed
in
England
a
ma.ch
in
which
one
competitor
was
in
an
airplane
and
the
other
op
terra
flrma
as
usual
resulted
in
a
win
for
the
aorial
competitor
oyer
18
holes
recently
by
a
score
of
29
to
69.
The
ylctor
was
Captain
Q.
A.
R-Pennington,
commandant
of
the
National
Flying
eryjce
airdrome
at
Reading.
He
vanquished
A.
J.
Young,
a
professional.
The
task
for
Pennington
was
to
find
the
green
by
dropping
balls
as
he
flew
over
the
course
in
his
machine.
The
balls
were
swathed
with
white
cloth
to
ensure
non-bouncing
when
they
struck
the
ground.
Naturally,
he
was
not
requlred
to
hole
out
as
..his
oponeht
had
to
do.
In
40'
minutes
the
airman
had
completed
the
course
In
29
"strokes."
On
several
of
the
greens
he
required
only
one
shot,
At
the
eighteenth
his
first
ball
fell
on
one
df
thenars
of
a
London
railway
express
train.
At
times
he
hovered
as
low
as
100
feet,
the
lowest
he
could
safely
attempt
The
match
was
for
25
sterling.
Kid
Berg,
training
ui
Windsor,
Eng.,
for
fight
with
Mushy
Callahan,
at
Albert
Kail,
gives
hl3
dog
a
tit-bit
while
out
riding
WONDER
CREATION
Latest
British
Attempt
to
Set
Nejv
World's
Automobije
Record
Will
be
Made
by
Kaye
Dop
.at
paytona
Soon
,
DAYTONA
BEACH.
FLA.,
March
which
is
a
double
aluminum
shell,
through
which
the
water
for
cooling
the
motor
is
circulated.
Don
is
a
veteran
of
Great
War
flying
days.
He
is
a
bachelor
of
36,
tall,
well
set
up,
with
sandy
hair,
a
brisk
tan
moustache,
blue
eyes
and
a
pair
of
deep
dimples-
at
Uie
corners
of
his
mouth.
He
drives
purely
for
the
sport
of
it,
was
British
champion
in
1928
and
1929,
I
has
never
driven
a
car
faster
than
162
miles
an
hour,
and
piloted
a
18-WUbIn
a
few
days
Kaye
Don
,n
"anpe
"Yes,
iez
miles
will
wheel
hisong
sunbeam
auto-
"
"ur
"
ine
i"1?'
1
Ti
ever
mobi
e
out
onto
th
sands
of
Day-
"
"
T,8
.1
tona
Beach.
Florida,
and
.try
p
MAfla
'
,
;
-AM
trr.I
1
drive
the
hu
.rtinn
f.r
th
vor
5nouia
maKe
uu
jn
low.
JSnjgJjts
of
Columbus
Taxe
frec,0"dl'
Half
Honors
and
Will
Play
1
Qff
With
Grotto
Knights
ot
Cplymbus
'last
night
won
the
second
hal
g'jjje
Prince
Rupert
Cribbaje
league
and
.will
:
ilay
off
with
flrottg,
first
half
win-:
ner.
for
the
city
phjmpibnsh'.p.
!
,La$t
ni-ht's
r'jjjts;
!
1
Seal
Cove
f&wmjjl
li,
JJew
Em-
i
prm
nil.
,
QpejaUirs
9,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
'
"
,'8.
I
I.
O.
O.
P.
17,
.
Orange
Lodge
1.0.
i
Cold
Storasjo
12,
Grotto
15.
'
Moose
12,
pnjjfts
pf
Columbus
I
15-
C.N.R.A.
10,
Eagles
I).
I
Final
Tabic
W.
L.
Pts.
K.
pf
Columbus
163
129
lC8i
Grotto
163
134
1631
P.
Rupert
Hotel
161
136
161a
C.
N.
R
A
157
140
157
Ccld
Storage
US
142
155
'(Operators
143
143
1491
Moose
140
151
140
!
lOrange
Lodge
145
152
145
I.
O.
O.
F.
140
157
140
jBeal
Cove
140
141
140
Eagles
134
163
121
INew
Empress
113
171
1)3.
Man
in
the
Moon
i
i
i
m
Yesterday
was
a
pretty
poor
St.
Patrick's
Day
because
I
could
not
get
any
shamrock.
Jake
says
Jt
was
pretty
poor
ber
cause
he
couldn't
get
any
Wjilte
Horse.
Did
you
hear,
about
the
plcan-l
mny.wno
looKea
so
mcn
nice
nis
father
they
.called
him
Carbon
Copyri
At
last
I
realized
that
our
strained
relations
could
not
continue
any
longer.
I
had
to
admit
that
the
end
was
hear
and
that
a
break
was
Inevitable.
For
months
I
had
Labored
under,
a
delusion
and
refused
to
believe
that
my
wife
could
consider
such
perfidlty.
Poor,
silly,
blind
fool
that
I
had
been!
I
now
knew
the
meaning
of
all
those
subtle
hints,
and
sly
allusions
which
had
been
cast
at
me
lately.
While
I
had
been
Hying-
in
a
fool's
paradise
she
had
been
secretly
preparing
for
a
separation.
I
wouldn't
quarrel
with
her.
If
she
was
determined
to
leave
me
after
all
our
years
of
married
life
I
would
let
her
go
quietly
and
avoid
trouble.
So
I
said
to
her:
"All
rjght,
if
your
mind
Is
made
up
to
this
rash
action
get
twin
heds."
What's
the
good
of
printing
jokes
Fpr
a
lot
of
seasoned
croaks?
Give
instead
a
drink
to
quaff,
Nothing
else
will
make
them
laugh.
A
hotel
chambermaid
was
tipped
half-a-crown
not
to
give
away
the.
fact
that
a
couple
Just
arrived
were
newly
married,
following
upon
her
having
looked
(n
their
r.oom
and
found
them
disposing
of
the
con
fetti.
Going
along
the
corridor
a
lady
guest
stopped
her
and
queried:
"Honeymoon
couple
in
the
end
room,
aren't
thear.
Mary?"
Loyal
to
the
half-crown,
Mary
replied
:
"dfl
Madam,
you're
quite
wrongs
they;,
are
just
friends.
COAST
LtiAGUE
Seattle
2;
Vancouver
4.
"IN-LAWS"
TALK
SAME
WAV
Relatives
are
often
persons
who
express
their
wonder
at
your
hav
ing
married
into
that
kind
of
fam
ily.
New
Westminster
British
Co
lumbian.
Billiard
Averages
G.
P.
Tinker
(CD
23
5446
237
M.
M.
McLachlan
(O)
17
396.2
233
J.
W.
Scott
(CD
18
4198
233
W.
Mitchell
(E)
22
5101
232
A.
A.
Easson.
(E)
24
5532
231
J.
Andrews
(G)
23
6322
231
W.
LamblC
(E)
3
691
230
C.
Balign(?
(E)
25
573$
229
D.
Brown
(G)
17
3009
229
W.
E.
Wllllscroft
(E)
.18
4116
228
F.
Stephens
(E)
22
4987
227
W.
J.
Nelson
(G)
25
5660
526
I
Hlllman
(O)
20
4524
226
G.
Waugh
(O)
21
4687
223
S.
P.
McMordie
ql
.12
2657
221
H.
Young
(CL)
10
2159
21P
F.
O.
Pyle
(QD
J6
3441
215
M.
Andrews
(CL)
23
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Salary
and
Wage
Return
DUE
MARCH
31st
Are
You
an
Employer?
Are
You
Paying
a
Wage
or
Salary
to
Anyone!
IfM
This
Applies
to
YOU.
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Where
Income
Tax
Inspectors
are
Located
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MAN.
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If
you
pay
a
wage
pr
salary
to
ope
or
more
persons
the
law
requires
that
you
shall
make
a
return
on
or
before
March
31st,
of
all
such
persons
who
received
$i,Q00
or
more
from
you
during
the
calendar
year
ended
December
31st,
1929,
or
who
were
paid
at
a
rate
of
wage
or
salary
(including
bonus)
equal
to
$1,500
or
more
per
annum.
Employers
who
pay
the
Income
Tax
of
employees
shall
include
the
amount
in
the
total
opposite
each
name.
Yqu
pay
rjip
tax
with
tlits
return.
k
y
a
jt.
tit
Every
person
who
is
required
to
make
this
return
who
je
.
.
.
I
.
tajls'to
jlIo
so
on
or
before
March
31st,
1930,
renuco
himself
liable
to
a
penalty
equal
to
10
(ten
percent)
of
the
Tax
payable
by
employees
who
should
have
been
reported
(Maximum
penalty
$50,
minimum
$2.00.)
Make
Returns
on
Form
T4
Form
T4
can
be
obtained
from
your
Postmaster
or
from
any
Income
Tax
Inspector
fn
your
dbtrict.
Cooperation
Urged
Emplpyers
are
urgently
requested
to
make
returns
prpmptly
n
order
to
avoid
penalties
apd
for
the
pur
pose
of
aiding
the
Department
of
National
Revenue
in
making
tax
collections
promptly,
effectively
and
with
the
greatest
economy
to
all
concerned.
The
Department
of
National
Revenue
110N.W.D.EULER,
Minfofcr
of
National
Renu
Income
Tax
Division
OTTAWA
C.S.
WALTERS,
CommuIonr
of
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