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13,
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tb.
Isty
w
noi
shrink
if
-washed
this
way-
V
To
kP
your
Wankcts
soft,
fluffy
and
unshrunkch
wash
them
in
Lux.
Blankets
of
fine
wool,
wool
nap,
wool
and
cotton
xou
can
trust
them
all
to
the
gentle
Lux
suds.
Jf'ash
blankets
this
way:
A
rich
live
suds
is
essential
throughout
the
washing
of
blankets.
To
obtain
this,
use
two
tablcsroon-fulsofLux
to
every
gallon
ofwar
in
the
wasning.
-
Dissolve
the
Lux
thoroughly
in
very
hot
water,
wbiskine
it
in:o
a
thick
suds.
Add
cojd
water
until
lukewarm.
t
Put
the
blanket
into
the
rich
udj,
souse
it
up
and
down,
and
squeeze
the
suds
.
through
the
entire
blanket.
If
iuds
die
downj
add
more
Lux,
taking
care
that
it
dissolves
before
you
'
.
put
the
blanket
in
again.
Press
the
suds
through
'
the
soiled
spots
if
any;
but
ntw
rub
the
blanket.
Rinse
in
three
or
more
lukewarm
waters,
of
the
same
temperature
as
the
suds.
Fold
evenly,
run
through
a
loose
wringer
and
hang
dripping.
Never
wring
tightly.
.
Pull
gently
into
shape
at
intervals
when
drying.
Do
not
expose
wet
blankets
to
extremes
of
heat
or
cold.
Ordinary
common
bar
soap
or
chips
shrink
wool,
anil
coarsen
and
yellow
it
Lux
is
mild
and
pure,
and
entirely
free
from
any
ingredients
that
could
harm
or
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TENNIS
you
play
better
and
get
the
most
enjoyment
when
your
equipment
is
right
WRIGHT
&
DITSON
and
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SPORTING
GOODS
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list
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(ianli'ii
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generously
1
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110x1
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in
l-Vizzcll
Hnlrlicr
Shop,
across
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impress
llolt'l
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r'Ty
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full
line
of
LVACCOS,
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CANDIES
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Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers.
I'liono
41.
You'll
like
our
joall
Coal
Co.
1'lione
7.
tf
l-'or
'lackseu
Tone
''six-seveu-ali;."
llol.
Arllitir.
If
l.ailyttniilli
-
Wellliiglon,
"llio
besl,"
also
"l'mless,"
"snioke-less.".
l'nnce
Iluperl
Coal
Co.
tf
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C.
Mcltai'
ipIuiih'iI
on
Hie
Canltna
yi'.sli-jilay
aflenjuon
af-
ler
u
len-iJay
liusine-j
irip
to
Vaiii-ouver
and
Vieloria.
20V
oil
men's
ami
ladies'
suit.
This
oirer
jfood
unlil
April
M.
T.
I.i'f,
ladies'
ami
gentle,
men's
tailor,
Third
AVenue.
'
II.
I).
Itoeliforl,
well
known
Slewarl
'
mininsr
lihiker,
was
a
liassenjrer
froinj,'
tlirnugli
hound
iiorlh
on
the
Caidena
yesterday
afternoon.
.Miss
..
Housseau
arrived
yesterday
morning;
on
the
Cardena
at
I-owe
Inlet
where
she
will
visit
her
father,
H.
Mousseaii,
niaiiagei
of
the
cannery.
.lohn
liyhliavn,
arrived
home
yeslerday
afternoon
from
;i
visit
to
Vietoria
where'
ho
has.
heeii
eonsiilllnp
in
regUn
to
the
new
projiDsed
hiotogieal
stalidn.
A
goodly
iiiimlier
of
ieojde
a'-einleil
a
novelty
Kasler
dance
which
was
held'
in
the
Hclgrersini
llloek
on
Saturday
niglil
under
the
nianagemeiit
Of
A.
T.
KckofT.
I'rancis
.Millerd,
head
of
Hie
.Millenl
eaiinery,
retiirued
to
the
lily
oi)
the
Caiilena
esteiday
arteriioon
after
no
ahence
of
a
lortnishl
in
Vancouver
on
business,
v
Iloeeived
our
lieu
nloek
ol
I'rall's
llahy
Chick
Voo,
ami
poultry,
supplies;
l'leisehuian'
dry
yeas);
jranlen
and
field
seeds;
Sprall's
Idrd
riltil
do
supplies,
and
our
famous
(lilsii
tii.
IMioue
58.
Prince
Itiiperl
l
eed
Co.
Hi
The
name
of
Miss
Marjurir
Lancaster
was
iiniiileiilionall
'milled
from
the
lil
of
thusi.
vlii
look
solo
parts
in
the
sacred
l
oiieerl
l-riday,
iiigtit,
.She
gav
it
piano
selecUoii
which
was
bv
no
means
the
least
enjoyable
pad
of
the
program..
I'.
W.
Whalinoiish
of
.New
York,
peueral
iiassenjrer
innnitgpr
of
the
Cunard
Line,
and
0.
A.
Whitloek,
Vancouver
manager
of
the
line,
will
arrive
in
Ihe'rily
from
the
smith
on
Wednesday's
Imal.
't
hey
are
on
a
trip
of
inspection
alid
will
go
Kast
fitim
'icie
il
is
expected.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
K.
i.
Drown
ami
three
children
arrived
in
the
citj
on
I
he
Cardena
yealerday
nfler-iiooii
from
Alert
May.
On
Wednesday
they
will
proceed
In
Any.
ix
where
Mr.
1
1
town
will
heroine
manager
of
the
government
telegraph
nlllco
succeeding
.1.
1.
Lawrence
who
has
heen
trans-ferre.l
lo
Print!
Huperl.
t
niiin
li-.imof
Cardena,
Capl.
A.
K.
hieksou,
arrived
from
the
south
at
.'l::i(l
yeslerday
afternoon
mid
sailed
al
H
for
Auyov,
Alice
Arm
ami
Slewaii.
Among
I
he
vessel's
passengers
were
I
he
following:
Tor
Prince
Huperl
John
Dyldiavn.
A.
C.
It.
Yuill,
W.
.1.
Crooks,
Mr.
Hay,
Francis
.Millerd,
I).
C.
Mcltae.
I).
W.
(iiirvich.
I.
(iiirvieli.
Mrs.
A.
.1.
Hryson;
for
Alice
Arm--.
I.
O.
Trelliewny,
I'.ric
Carlson,
i.
Wesllup.
II.
F.
Day,
O.
Krickson.
.1.
ltourke
and
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Wesllup:
for
Slew-art-
.1.
Lamer,
.1.
Freeborn,
Mr.
Craig
ami
II.
I).
Itoeliforl;
Tor
Wales
Island
-Mrs.
C.
.lensen
;
for
Anyox
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
.libi-low;
for
Arranilale
Mrs.
Okita.
INNOUNCEMENTS
Dall'odil
I
lance,
Uueen
Mary
'
Chapler,
I.O.D.I''..,
Ilosloii
Hall.
Kasler
Monday,
April
CI.
llHskclhall
lauee,
April
17.
Catholic
Spring
Sale,
afternoon
of
April
".'(),
Me
I
ro
i
Mil
i)
lkill
followed
by
Mivial
evening.
Tennis
Club
Hall,
Friday,
April
2
J.
Hidley
Homo
Sale,
Tlmrsdav.
May
7.
tf
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAOR
THBBP
Recipes
for
everything
Li
i
;
tVATfJ,
I
We
have
on
file
hundreds
of
recipes,
covering
every
kind
of
cooking,
tint
these
are
as
nothing
in
comparison
with
the
thousands
which
users
of
1'a-.ciric
Milfc,;ajways
seem
glad
to
upply
In
a
cook
in
need.
We
arc
more
proud
of
this
friendship
than
we
are
of
the
complete
department,
in
our
offices.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Two
new
cars
al
your
service,
day
and
nighl.
Moderate
charges
Phone
He.d
-101.
C.
Y.
Symes.
tf
T.
K.
Jefferson
arrived
in
the
cily
from
Telkwa
on
today's
train
and
is
registered
al
I
he
Hotel
Prince
Huperl.
W.
A.
Hjornslad
and
C.
A
Swanson
of
the
Skeena
Lumber
Co.
arrived
on
Ibis
aflernoon's
train
from
Usk.
Having
been
delaved
bv
slides
just
west
of
Mcllride.
the
pas
senger
train
from
I
he
Kasl
today
was
five
houcs
late,
arrivingjicre
al
12
noon.
Northbouiiil
lo
Anyox,
Coastwise
"Sleamslliii
&
Itarge
.Co.'s
sleamer
Amur
was
in
port
yesterday
from
!)
a.m.
(o
1
p.m.
discharging
cargo.
Thomas
Wallace,
manajrer
ol
Cluxlon
Caniieiy,
ami
Mrs.
Wallace
arrived
in
town
Ibis
afler-iioou
and
are
slaying
at
llio
Prince
Hupert'llolel.
S.
A.
Corlcy
is
in
town
from
Lome
Creek
wherc
he
is
engaged
in
placer
iiiiiitng.
'
lie
arrived
on
Saturday
aflernoon's
train
and
twill
return
to
the
interior
lliis
week.
e
.miss
Manila
Marsh
left
on
Sal
unlay
night's
train
for
Ter
race
Where
he
Vlll
spend
tin
Raster
vacalion
visiting
with
her
pa
rents,
Hural
Dean
ami
Mrs.
T.
J.
.Marsh.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(J.
W.
Tourlel-lolte
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
JJ.
Smith
returned
lo
Vancouver
Salurilay
night
sailing
on
Ihe
Prince
John
via
the
Ouecn
Char-lolle
Islands.
.1.
L.
lllaiu,
coulraclor,
ha
luken
over
H.
II.
Shcokley's
stock
of
double
dresseil
lumber,
sash
and
doors.
Also
the
agency
foi
.1.
Fyfe
Sinilh
Lid.
hardwoods.
For
bamlsawiug
and
plauin?.
jobbing
and
'
reiairing,
phone
llliie
2(!H.
If
A.
C.
H.
Yuill;
VancouviT
hydro-electric
engiiiecr,
who
recently
made
an
nxaiuinalion
of
Woodworlh
Lake
as
lo
Ihe
pos-oihililies
of
the
city
exlendiug
thai
source
oT
supply,
bus
returned
lo
Ihe
cily
lo
submit
his
report
loillie
cily
'
council.
On
their
way
lo
Abbolsforfl
lo
which
point
Mr.
lliddell
has
oeer.
IrMllsfiTI-eil
in
-llifi
An.'l'-nn
Church
mii'lry,
Hev.
and
Mrs.
II.
II.
W.
lliddell
arrived
on
tn-.day's
train
from
;Sinilhers
and
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ijj
imi'icil
ill
111(1
I'lllll'i;
JIH-
perl
Ilolel.
'I
hey
.will
proceed
south
on
Ihe
Cardena
tomorrow
afternoon.
Madame
Lugriii
;
Fnhey,
Ihe
well
known
openilie
soprano
singer,
who
is
expepleil
lo
visit
Prince
Huperl
soon,
was
one
of
Ihe
guests
al
the
Wi'diNn?
of
W.
Uruce
llulchinso'n,
i
Mui
well
known
newspaper
correspondent
lo
Miss
Dorothy
McDiarinid,
daughter
of
F.
A.
McDiarmiil,
the
municipal
lawyer
ot
Vancouver.
The
wedding
look
place
Thursday
al
Ottawa.
MAKING
FAMILY
ROWS
Judge
Why
did
you
throw
tho
dictionary
at
your
husband?
Woman
Oh,
well,
I
was,
trying
In
work
a
rrnss-word
puzzle,
am)
asked
him
several
times
In
tell
nic
a
word
of.,
five
Idlers
meaning
domestic
happiness
and
he
won
Kin
'I
do
il.
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
During
1924
the
Canadian
Cooperative
Wool
Growers'
Association
sold
2,600,000
pounds
ot
wool,
making
a
total
of
25,343,501
pounds
handled
since
its
organization
seven
years
ago.
Wool
was
first
exported
in
1922.
Filings
on
oil
land
in
South
Alberta
are
drawing
near
the
B.P.
ranch,
owned
by
the
Prince
of
Wales.
The
ranch
is
said
to
lie
on
a
Benton
outcrop
and
portions
of
it
may
have
been
staked
out
by
oil
seekers
be-fore
the
spring
is
far
advanced.
Caribou
are
coming
back,
to
New
Brunswick,
says
the
Chief
Game
Warden
of
that
province.
This
is
regarded
as
a
testimony
to
the
protective
methods
employed
by
the.
guides
who
are
fully
aware
that
the
best
means
of
protecting
their
live
lihoods
is
to
see
that
hunting
of
big
game
is
not
carried
to
excess.
"Relations
between
France
and
England
were
never
more
cordial
than
they
are
to-day,"
said
Hon.
W.
C.
Kichol,
Lieut.-Governor
of
British
Columbia,
interviewed
on
his
return
to
Canada
from
a
visit
to
France.
Referring
to
his
own
province
His
Honor
said
there
was
every
indication
of
British
Columbia
being
swamped
with
touriststhis
year.
Lauchlan
McLachlan,
of
Toronto,
after
serving
nearly
fifty
years
on
the
employ
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
has
been
retired
on
pension
at
his
own
req'.wst.
He
was
presented
at
leaving
with
an
embossed
address
and
gold
watch
and
chain,
which
were
handed
to
him
by
B.
W.
Scott,
superintendent
of
Toronto
Terminals,
on
behalf
of
his
friends
and
associates.
The
Prince
of
Wales,
just
before
setting
out
for
his
tour
of
South
Africa
and
South
America,
took
a
lightning
trip
to
the
Wembley
Exhibition
grounds.
His
Royal
High
ness
was
especially
delighted
with
the
children's
section
of
the
Park,
Treasure
Island,
the
main
attraction
of
which
is
a
Canadian
Pacific
model
train
in
which
the
kiddies
will
"tour
the
Rockies."
The
Canadian
Pacific
S.S.
"Mont-royal"
docked
at
New
York
recently
after
her
second
and
final
West
Indian
cruise
of
the
season
with
a
veritable
zoo
on
board,
collected
by
passengers
and
to
be
taken
inland
as
souvenirs.
It
included
500
parrots,
and
love
birds,
several
monkeys,
a
deer
and
a
Mexican
tiger.
Some
of
these
are
destined
for
various
cities
in
Canada.
Saskatchewan
can
boast
of
a
family
of
six
generations.
Mrs.
Odell,
of
Hanley,
93
years
of
age,
has
a
great-great-great-granddaughter
of
six
months.
Her
eldest
daughter
is
76.
She
has
33
grandchildren,
45
great-grandchildren,
seven
great-great-grandchildren
and
the
little
lady
first
referred
to.
Mrs.
Odell
still
reads
and
sews
without
eyeglasses.
(
Immigrants
who
chanted
and
sang
their
happiness
at
arriving
in
Canada
were
witnessed
recently
at
the
Montreal
Windsor
Station
when
a
batch
of
fifty
canaries
in
six
"cages
were
housed
there
for
a
time
waiting
conveyance
by
train.
They
had
already
travelled
over
3,000
miles
from
Liverpool
and
had
a
further
prospect
of
another
4,500
until
they
reached
their
destination
either
at
Vancouver
or
in
some
cases
San
Francisco.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DKiltY
ISLAND.
Pail
cloudy.
calm;
barometer
:J0.30;
lemper-
alure,
31);,
sea
-smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
sleamer
Amur,
Prince
Huperl
for
Anyox,
55
miles
frotn
'uyox;
H
p.m.
spoke,
steamer
'irilTco,
Anyox
for
Tacoma,
5'J'J
miles
from
Tacoma,
.
DKAI)
TIIF.C
POINT.
-Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.0;
temperature,
35;
sea
smooth.
HULL
HAHItOIL
Clear,
calm:
barometer,
30.20;
temperature,
Ul;
sea
smooth;
8.30
ii.m.
spoke
sleamer
Princess
Heal
rice
abeam
Pine
Island
southbound.
Noon
IHtillV
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.32;
temperature,
18;
sea
smoolli.
DKAD
TKF.F.
POINT.
Clear,
light
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.22;
temperature,
10;
sen
smooth.
HULL
llAHHOll.
Overcast,
light
northeast
wind;
baromeler,
30,20;
temperature,
51;
scu
smooth.
The
provincival
police
an-
nounco
that
persons
who
have
not
laketi
out
their
drivers
licenses
for
the
current
year
by
April
18,
will
be
prosecuted..
r
Big
Boys-young
and
old
never
tire
of
Keilogg's
Corn
Flakes.
It's
the
flavor
that
keeps
them
craving
these
hearts
of
corn.
The
flavor
found
only
in
Keilogg's.
Have
Keilogg's
Corn
Flalces
ready-to-serve
tomorrow.
No
cooking.
Simply
add
milk
or
cream.
Great
with
fresh
or
preserved
fruit
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Served
by
all
hotels
and
restaurants.
.
CORN
FLAKES
0Jr
ALWAYS
prrrt$
th
tanyr
mntf
etf,
Thit
it
an
z-cimm
Ktlimgt
fcaiurt!
Makm
this
comparison!
Try
injr
rdjr.
tot
c-ral
You
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anothtr
that
vn
op
roachs
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Cra
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IMy
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Sash
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Sand
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Asbestos
Products,
Wood
Pipe,
Vitrified
Pipe,
Agricultural
Tile,
Building
Papers,
Asphalt
and
Rubber
and
Asbestos
Roofings.
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inoiilli
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