3'
1025-
;le
iff
The
''Natural
Touch"
of-the
New
Quiet
12
Remington
lightens
the
day
s
1,
imnrnvPS
the
daV
S
WUi,
'"f
r
"
"
-
output,
and
turns
typing
.
.
fromatasKimua
wn-uoui..
Ho
wonder
this
latest
Remington
model
is
winning
the
typist
everywhere,
no
matter
what
typewriter
she
has
used
in
the
past.
And
remember
that
this
is
only
one
of
the
many
fundamental
improvements
of
the
New
Quiet
12
REMINGTON
Write
or
phone
us
for
a
demonstration
REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER
COMPANY
McRae
Bros.,
Ltd.
FISHERMEN!
I,
;...
over
your
Firt
Aid
Kit
and
-er
llml
il
coin-:;
II
ore
aru
some
of
the
Hung
yon
should
have
on
Ijj
-il
Ik
ore
voir
put
lo
sea:
IODINE
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
BANDAGES
EPSOM
SALTS
LYSOL
BORACIC
ACID
DRESSING
FOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
For
vonr
Personal
Kil
von
will
uNn
need
RAZOR
SHAVING
SOAP
RAZOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
COMB
TOOTH
BRUSH
ti
;
supplies
limn
n
ami
In-
i
satisfaction.
Mire
of
receiving
ORMES
LTD.
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rcxall
Store
Third
Avenue
Phones
82
and
200
Ask
for
a
Tide
Book
for
1925.
They
are
Free.
I
he
Kesi
of
Your
Life
WALNUT
VENEER
RESTWIORE
BEDROOtVl
SUITE
$130.50.
(or
mi
-
iiud
Dieting
Tuhle.
filled
with
British
Plato
Hoveled
Mirrors,
t'.iitie
Seats
in
.Heueh
niid
Chair
,
'
v.
.:!;i
Ih
iI
eiiiipped
willi
giiaranleod
enhlc
spring
mid
good
wool
matin's.
1111
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laillllH
I1
III
IIIVIIIIIUV
r
(nrl
n
-
.
i
m
.
i
nam
f
viunTciiuoana
isioireei.
rnone
no
ICET
IT
AT!
j
-
1
1
a
SAVA
TiTVl
i
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
BULK
COCOA
2
Ins
for
250
(
new
stork
j
GE
Washer
and
Dryer
Hits
no
Wringer,
needs
inuie.
Won
(iold
Meihil
ill
last
(.tnoliiv
F.xhiliilion
over
all
American
uud
Canadian
Machines.
Cash
Price
S1S5.00;
also
sold
on
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
.RAW
FURS
l"
lf
voM
w.inl.
(,
v
paid
higher
po.-sible
liASH
pi
ioos
""'HAW
FL'HS,
fonvardtl.e.i,
lo
Bran.u
R
S'
ROBINSON
&
SONS,
LTD.
r
ranch
Receiving
Office:
1225-G
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
lb
-ni
-rn,
..
.
Vancouver,
B.C.
,"
u
H.n.H,
Hldg.,
V-:l
Louise
St.,
Winiiipog.
Mm).
Inciirpiinitod
1
02"
j
Local
and
Personal
j
a
-
,g
B.C.
Undertakers,
Phone
41.
You'll
like
our
:oall
i'1'.s
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
Knitted
por(s
goods
nved.
Mrs.
Uralilinan's.
Denny
Allen
Company.
ami
saucers
from
15c
up
Consuui
If
Jusl
from
5c.
Soup
plates
from
10
per
cent
off
dinner
sols.
ur
If
You'll
like
my
taxi!
Ilc-ason
ilile
charges.
Phone
JGL
day
or
night.
C.
V.
Symes.
'
tf
Denny
Allen
Company.
Clean
up
.March
Sale.
25
per
cent
oil
fancy
china
and
tea
sets.
50
Accounts
for
the
week
eudinu
February
28
totalling
0.2
40,80
were
passed
fur
navilieiil
hv
the
cily
eouneil
lust
night.
Cup
Plates
15C
50
lr.
II.
K.
Troniayiie
has
moved
his
nfliee
from
Hie
Federal
Itlock
I"
the
Exchange
blodc,
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
gixlli
Street.
opposite
Ormos.
Mrs.
It.
S.
Snrgenl
Iflfl
for
her
lioiiit-
in
lla.ellun
hy
last
nf
rtil
M
train
after
spending
two
week
in
town
visiting-with
her
slstvr.
Mis
A.
M.
Harheau.
A
new
shipment
of
350
Ions
Xauuimo-Wellington
lump
cdnl
arrived
Ihis
morning
ou
Uib
ChlJ-
kool
for
Albert
A"
MeUalfury;
I'lione
11
and
CO
I.
If
A
report
from
Hie
Hoard,
of
Works
recoiiimeiiditig
the
pur
chase
of
(en
thousand
feet
of
lumber
for'
sidewalk
repair
whk
adopled
by
Ihe
cjty
eoundil
a
night.
The
city
council
laot
iiitfhl
awarded
Nt""
contract
for
the
print
iiiK
of
loo
copies
of
Ihh
building
bylaw
to
Hoe,
Otwan
iV
l.alla
whose
tender
'-wui-
18.80.
McIUe
llros.
52.
A
$75.(100
Imnporary
bonitw-
iiik
bylaw
wi
it
first
readiiiKK
at
last
night
mwtiiiu
oi
the
city
eouiiotl.
Iih
sum
is
beinif
raied.
-frniii
Hie
bank
peudilljr'lhc
sale
of
oiuilicipul
local
improveiiient
debenlures
i
.
.i.
iiosiinjjr.
Known
Here
us
puoer
of
die
steamer
Princess
Louise,
has
left
Victoria
for
tin
did
Coo
n
lev
li
lake
over
the
purser's
olllee
on
Hie-
new
C.P.H
steamer
PriiuN'ss
Mnrnrel
which
will
sliorily
leave
(be
Clyde
.for
Hie
Pacific
Coast.
A
letter
from
.1.
Ilurnsley,
ub
ageiil
for
Lloyds'
underwriter,
asking
Mini
Hie
city
take
spaoe
in
a
special
edition
of
Lloyds'
Shipping
(iaielle
that
is,
shortly
to
be
issued
was
reeeivnl
al'
the
i'iihiiciI
meeijiiir
last
nighl
and
referred
lo
Ihe
fiu.inre
eoiiimit
lee.
A
letter
from
Hie
Town
l'lan
ning
Institute
of
Canada
re
questing
upporl
for
the
J'own
I'lmiiiiiiK
hill
suliiiillled
by
the
legislature
to
the
municipalities
for
their
opinions
was
referred
lo
'the
Hoard
of
Works
at
the
meeting
of
(he
cily
eouiwil
last
night.
A.
S.
Paul,
local
manager
of
Hie
Pacific
SI
evedorhip
'
Co.,
V.
leirerson,
foremaji,
and
parly
of
longshoremen
ale
sailiii!
this
afleinooii
on
Ihe
Cardetin
for
Delia
Holla'
en
Falls
where
freinhler
is
lo
pulp
and
palter.
run
le
lo
Ocean
a
transpacific
be
loaded
with
A
loiter
rrnin
J.
A,
Curtis
asking
for
payment
of
a
painting
aceoiiul
in
roiiiiooliou
with
Hie
original
contract
for
Hie
Sooooooooooooooooooooooo
,
I
v
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
THREH
BAKE
YOUR
OWN
BREAD
WITH
Ae
standard
ofOycUily
for
over
soyears
W
.
S.
Canlciia
.Stewart.
m
it,
I
s
March
4.
Ackroyd
arrived
on
Hih
this
afternoon
from
Moosi'A1ij;(it)riN.
Melropolc
"Hall,
anil
Malice,
Wednesday,
53
(ieorg
Hprie,
jr.
is
sailing
on
Ihe
Chirdeaa-tliis
afternoon
for
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
I
rip.
Hoderlck;
Mcltae,
oii
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Mollae,
arriveil
from
Anyox
on
tho'Cardena
this
afternoon.
,
Jatiltyi'
l1ftjji?'ta
a
passenger
go
ing
innath'
'
rroei
Stewart
to
Vancouv?
aboard
the
Cardeua
this
afternoon.
II.
S.
MfTnm,
p
nil
manager
ol
the
!rnMljy
(2o.,
Is
a
passen-
er
in
lowwop
the
ludena
this
aflerneon'
ftatind
soiilh
from
.Vnyox
lo'
Vrtfieouver.
H.
L.
I'lngley,
Frank
Hicks
and
11.
Uobcrls
were
arrivals
from
Port
Clement
Urn.
the
Prince
.lohn
lliis
allernooii.
'1'liev
ex-
teet
lo
returw
lniiSIsi'nd
lo
j-night".
-
,
..,"
..-.
j-.
:
iWI';
!U.J
'
I.
H,lt
,TfHHrMH
J'i'-Uapl.
WritliUiif
RAiif
W
ViP
ttoVstwiie
Steamship
Co.,
Ts
a
passenger
goingtfrmiglP
3n
''ilitJftrth'tfn
this
aflernooiV"'
fpftni
'Affyos
"
to
Seattle.
'
1
O.N.It.
steamer
Prinee
.lohn.
Uapt.
M.
Mabbs,
which
arrived
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
earlv
Ibis
af
ternoon,
Is
scheduled
lo
saii
south
no
Hie
same
route
at
10
o'clock
tonight.
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.-W.
Poole
ar
rived
from
Ituekley
Jlay
on
Ihe
Prince
John
this
afternoon.
They
will
spend
n
Tew
days
in
1he
eiiy
and
will
proceed
lo
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
lluper
Friday
night.
"Mr.--Poole,
who
was
a
former
res
u
lew
or
I'rincf
Ituperl,
has
retli)uislied
hi
position
with
the
Masselt
Timber
Co.
The
steamer
dipt.
P..
Mabbs,
from.
Vancouver
Charlotte
Islands
I
Prince,
.lohn.
which
arried
Via
the
(Juivn
at
1
o'clock
Ibis
aflernoou
hud
another
dirty
voyage
up
I
lie
coast
in
the
face
of
southeast
winds
which
bound
her
hi
several
points.
The
vessel
was
C
days
coming
from
Vancouver,
haviu
left
there
on
Tuesday
at
midnight.
Union
steamer
Cardcna.
dipt.
J.-A.
I'indlay,
arrived,
from
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
at
1.15
this
afternoon
ami
is.scli
tiled
lo
sail
at
5
Ibis
eveiiiu
Vancouver
ajij
wayporls.
Pa?
sengers
booked
for
Ihe
vessel
are
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Ceorgc
McAfee
and
(ieorgo
Itorie.
jr.
for
Vancouver
ami
A.
S.
PuiiL.AV.
JelTor-
Sloan
house
uinler
the.
Soldiers'.
son
and
parly
of
longshoremen
llnusing'Schcme
the
oily
council
referred
lo
the
mil
lee.
Mr.
was
roeetxed
by
lasT
iiiglit.
and
I'inanee
Coin-
Hie
oily
has
a
moral
obligation
in
Unit'
Hie
bouse
is
now
rented
by
the
oily.
for
Ofean-'frtil".-
-
?
TV'
!(!
'
Ceorae
McAfee,
nianaucr
of
Curtis
claims
lliat
ie
Hiv
Hav
sawniill
hi
(ieorge-
jooooooooooooooooooooooc
I
For
the
Guest
Room
J
The
individual
carton
X
of
Baby's
Own
Soap
is
9
just
what
is
required
in
$
the
Guest
Room.
5
Kveryoue
enjoys
this
very
excellent
and
9
purely
Canadian
Soap.
6
"Bttt
tor
ou
and
Baby
too"
I
10c
at
all
ikalr.
.
6
lowu,
is
sailing
Hits
evening
on
the
Cardcna
for
Vancouver
on
a
ten
day
business
trip
with
.Mrs.
McAfee
accompanying
him.
They
arrived
in
lowki
from
Heorge-lown
last
night.
Mr.
McAfee
reports
Ilia
I
Hie
(ieorgelown
mill
is
si
ill
operating
steadily.
lie
stales,
however,
that
lumber
market
conditions
.
are
not
brightening
up
us
rapidly
ns
had
been
expected
this
spring,
v
ANNOUNCEMENTS
'Musical
evening
in
Haplisl
i
Church,
March
20,
to
8
p.m.
tf
SEABIRDS
RETURN
TO
BALTIC
BATHING
TOWNS
Protection
Makes
Islands
Attractive
to
Terns
and
Mews
1
1
A
M
Ht
d
K
,
-
M
a
u.
.3
.-.-.I
Ilf
u
r
I
s
.
U
safeguard
Hie
bird
life
on
certain
islands,
in
Hie
North
Sea
are.ny-sullin;;
successfully,
'rein
and
mews
are
coinui
liaeK
lo
Hie
Is-,
lands
of
.lordsand,
Kllenbogen
iiind
Norderoog.
!
A
century
ago
Ihe
Frisian''
Is-llands
were
a
paradise
'
for
bird
ilife,
Nauuiaiin,
the
eelebrale.l
ornithologist,
described
them
ns
having:
the
apiiearance
of
a
flake
of
foam
floating
on
the
sea
because
of
the
great
number
of
mews,
terns,
dredgers
and
other
birds.
Hut
in
(he
meantime
the
islands
have
become
balhing
resorts
and
throughout
the
summer
are
alive
with
pleasure
seekers
who
have
turned
Ihem
into
noisy
amusement
centers.
Until
reeent
years
birds'
nests
were
ruthlessly
ilesiroyeii.
WIRELESS
REPORT
Tuesday,
Mar.
3,
8
a.m.
li'piHY.
Cloudy;
fresh
S.K.
wind;
bar.
2U.D2:
tempt.
11;
sea
moderate;
1.30
a.m.'
l'rince
.lohn
reiforled
due
at
Prince
Ituperl
at
noon
iioriiiitounii.
DCAI)
'IllKK.
Cloudy;
light
tS
1."
fin.
I
l..ii
T1
Iimiiii
'ICi1
jfcj.
U.
I.
I
II
1
1
,
l.lll.
.
,
Lili.r.
u.',
sea
uioderale.
HULL
llAllltOlt.
Overcast;
light
S.K.
wind;
bar.
30;
tl'mp.
S4;
sea
moderate;
0
p.m.
Camo-sun
at
Shusharlie
Hay
southbound.
Noon
IHOHY.
Ilain;
fresh
S.H.
wind;
bar.
2U.'J0
leinp.
4:f;
sea
choppy.
.
IH-LM
TltMK.
Main;
calm;
bar.
'21.88;
sea
snioolli.
HULL
.IIAIIUOII.
Overcasl
:
strong
S.K.
wind;
liar.
30;
temp.
4;
sea
moderate.
'
SOMETHING
PATHETIC
"I
want
to
tret
a
good
novel
lo
read
in
.the
train
soinel
bing
I'oatliotir."
saiil
a
woman
lo
book-
salesman.
"Lei
me
see.
How
would
'The
Last
Hays
oT
Pompeii'
do?"
HSkj'd
tin;
salesman.
"Pompeii
I
never
heard
o
him.
What
did
he
die
or?"
"I'm
not
ipiile
sure,
ma'am.'
replied
Hie
salesman:
soint
kind
Of
eruption,
I
believe."
Father
Fleck
arrived
in
Hie
cily
from
Stewart
on
Hie
Car
Icon
Ibis
afternoon.
It.
MrDougall.
superintendent
of
one
of
the
T.
A.
Kelly
lugging
camps,
arrived
rrom
i.ugau
in
let
on
Ihe
Prinee
John
this
,
afternoon.
He
isvon
his
way
to
Mborta
ou
a
holiday
trip.
The
case
,oT
P.
Mctielligau
of
Kndako.
chanted
by
F.
(i.
Daw
son
Co.,
I.lil.
'Uinler
ine
naiiK-
rtipley
Act,
was
called
in
Hie
oily
police
court
.before
Magis-1
iraie
.uci.iymoui
mis
iiioriiio
and
adjournment
wa
inmle
unli.
Ibis
aflerniH'U
.
Milton
(ionzalos
is
appearing
for
Hie
prosecution
and
L.
W.
Pal
more
for
the
defence.
Miss
Blanche
Curl
in
ha"
been
sworn
in
as
court
stenographer.
Mctielligau
has
Ins
liberty
on
bonds
of
$:i.(KI0.
dverlse
in
the
Dailv
New
Mrs.
N.
of
V"
Westminster
if
EvrnRTD.
;
Something
over
two
year
ago
Mrs.
X.
tnov
living
in
New
Westniiiisiler
moved
up
the
coast
where
fresh
milk
was
unobtainable.
She
bad
never
tried
canned
milk,
but
being
compelled
lo
use
it
decided
to
try
some
oT
every
brand.
Purine
came
first
and
she
says
H
was
a
surprise.
Then
all
the
others
hail
their
opportunity,
only
lo
hae
her
come,
back
lo
Pacific,
which
she
continues
lo
use
een
after
getting
hack
lo
town.
Wo
are
grateful
for
such
leisters
as
Mrs.
X's.
Pacific
Milk
Go.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Do
this
and
keep
his
clothing
soft,
pure
and
comfort
able
Nothing
is
so
sensitive
as
baby's
skin
I
Even
the
si
igh
t-cst
roughness
in
his
diapers,
shirts
and
bands
will
inflame
and
irritate
it.
Much
troublcis
directly
due
to
washing
diapers
with
harsh
soap
soap
containing
free
alkali.
The
alkali
clings
to
'the
little
garments
in
the
form
of
a
fine,
white
powder
almost
impossible
to
rinse
out.
This
causes
"diaper
rash,"'
To
save
baby's
skin,
use
Lux
for
washing
all
his
clothes.
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gentlest
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in
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of
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into
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in
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tub
of
very
hoc
water.
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soak
a
few
moments,
then
dip
up
and
down,
pressing
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repeatedly
through
them.
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