feHneuewea
Mar
b
2,
1925.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
THREH
FIVE
CIVIL
CASES
At
the
end
of
washday
BEFOREJUDGE
YOUNG
WESTERN
MANAGER
Mrs.
N.
of
County
Court
Was
In
Regular
m.
Session
Today
Dates
Set
Westminster
-and
Naturalization
Applications
tVAWMHTEO
I
Taken
do
you
feel?
And
few
ytars
of
tblf
tiring
toil
will
nk
you
actually
a
old
in
appaaranct
on
day'
work
now
mkts
you
ff
L
Kp
your
youth
by
using
our
m
SAVA6
ms.
T
am
Thrif-T-aervlce.
Its
coat
is
very
slight,
yet
your
antiro
bundle
will
be
wished
carefully,
the
fit
work
will
be
ironed,
and
just
the
wearing
apparel
left
for
you
to
finish.
And
this
comes
back
to
you
damp,
ready
to
starch
and
iron
or
bang
on
the
line.
May
we
send
for
your
bundle
next
washday?
5c
Per
Pound,
Plus
1c
Pep
Piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1.00
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANER
Phone
8.
.Wit
The
"Natural
Touch"
of
the
New
Quiet
12
Rcm-ingtLii
lightens
the
day's
wvirk,
improvcs
the
day's
output,
and
turns
typing
from
a
task
into
a
pleasure.
No
wonder
this
latest
Remington
mddcl
is
win-ring
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
Ouiet
12
REMINGTON
Write
or
phone
us
for
a
demonstration
REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER
COMPANY
McRae
Bros.,
Ltd.
FISHERMEN!
1.
::
;
-over
your
Firs
I
Aid
K
1
1
and
-er
lli
il
il
i-
cmn-Ue"f
are
some
if
llif
tilings
you
-lnulii
have
on
I
iirTore
ton
put
lo
sea:
IODINE
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
BANDAGES
EPSOM
SALTS
LYSOL
BORACIC
ACID
DRESSING
FOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,.
FIRST
AID
BOOK
1-r
voiir
Personal
Kit
von
will
alo
need
RAZOR
SHAVING
SOAP
RAZOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
COMB
TOOTH
BRUSH
Ui'v
-
;iir
supplies
from
ns
iiikI
le
sure
of
warning
satisfaction.
ORMES
LTD.
ITU!
i
.
Pioneer
Drnnnlcte
I'lura
avenue
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
82
and
200
Ask
for
a
Tide
Book
for
1025.
They
are
Free.
ET
IT
AT!
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
-
BULK
COCOA
2
.
for
25c
.u'w
-k
V
Washer
and
Dryer
lias
no
'Wringer,
needs
none.
Won
(Sold
Medal
at
lasl
Quebec
Fvliiliilimi
over
till
Anicriciin
nnd
Unniulinii
Machines.
Cash
Price
$185.00;
nlso
sold
on
lernis.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
County
Court
is
in
regular
monthly
session
loday
before
i
.
.
i
juuv-i;
u,u
IK.'.
J..
.
-
'
liie
lomiwliiff
oiUrsi
Joluj
Donnelly
vs.
Somerville
Cannery.
$:.
to.
wages
claim,ed
in
lieu
of
wrong
Tul
dismissal,
V..
H.
Fi.-hcr
for
plaint
i
ff
anil
Williams.
Malison
&
llonzalcs
iW
defendant,
dale
lo
lu-
fixed.
Imperial
Machine
Works
vs.
Cliiirles
T.
Waul,
35.i()
for
re-iwilrslo
jfits
boa
I,
Palmore
&
iVillim
for
.
plaintiff
and
Wil-
I
Minis,
Manson
&
(ionzalos
for
defendant,
dale
set
March
31.
C.
J'.
Kiel
vs.
J.
M.
Morrison,
3
10.50
on
logsring"
contract
at
Alice
Ann,
Put
more
&
Fulton
for
plaintirf
and
Williams,
Man-on
&
flunzales
for
defendant
date
set
March
25.
Cliarle
Levi
s.
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
storage
(jo.,
$
123.5
1
in
lieu
or
wrongful
dismissal,
Wil-lijiuis,
Mausoti
&.
Gonzales
for
plaintiff
and
.W.
F.
Fisher
-for
defomlunt,
dale
to
lie
fixed.
Charles
Johnnscti
vt'.
John
Shirley
et
ill,-,
unstated
damage
for
wrongful
seizure,
W.
K.
Fisher
for
plaint
i
f
r
and
Williams.
Mam
son
&
(ionzalo
for
defendant,
dale
set
Mm-rli
18.
Applications
of
Thomas
Olsen
nf
Tenure,
ami
.Man
in
Count
of
Huledale
for
naliiralizaJion
are
lieint!
taken
lhi
afternoon.
FEBRUARY
WEATHER'
Total
Precipitation
for
Month
was
5.51
inches;
42
Hours
of
Bright
Sunshine
The
following
weather
,uin-oiary
for
the
tnniilh,,of
l'1iruilr
H
issued
ryS7C.
.lurnvsoiv
oT
DiiHty
Muml,
DypgupHi
meteoruk-
isisl:A.
.
t
-
;
JI
ej
ii.
I
ejiipr
rat
u
rpy
-37
.
Maximum
InmrWiralurc,
4U
Fiiruary"So'nitJ
il.
Miniintiiii
leinperalurr,
SS
February
I
nnd
It.
.
Cut
hI
pieeinilnWmi,
S.S1
elM'K.
'
Snowfall,
K:l
iiiehes.
Itiiinlall,i.5i
jarheii.
..
.
lliMtr-
of
Hi'IkIiI
siihine.
.
I'ui
al
wind
mileage
for
umnl'i
rioiMi.
flrealest
wind
niileape
in
5
hour?.
731
mill's
on
February
'8.
Maximum
hourly
wind
velorily.
.'it
mile.
m
Fehruttl
t'8.
PRINCE
GEORGE
An
,
j
BABY'S
COLDS
Children's
delicate
diRcsfions
ate
easily
disturbed
by
too
much
"dosinK."
Still
Die
little
ones
cold
troubles
cannot
be
neglected.
At
tlie
wry
first
r.icn
of
croup,
sore
throat,
or
any
otter
cold
trouble,
apply
Vicks
UpoKub
over
the
throat
and
chest.
There
is
nothintr
o
swnii
i
in-
The
city
eiilliii'il
is
In
cnliliuu'
upplynip!
pnwer
iiml
light
to
South
and
tivnlral
Fori
ieorgi'
hut
i
tfivinu
ilie
ji
deulr
there
notice
,t
hut
il
may
be"
tiecnTfisaVy1!
to
discontinue.
Uiu
.sek
iiex1
winter
if
the
'jKiwcr
'pfernF
can-iint
siipolv
il
over
and
above'
the
needs
of
the
city.
I'be
lrinco
(ieorgr
(mora
Society
held
a
very
successful
concert
in
Ibe
Ilex
Theatre
lasl
I'uesd
night
under
Jbc
con-
iliielorship
of
II.
Hull
of
Ilia-come.
Taking
jiarl
the
pro-grmn
wrrc
J.
(Juayle,
Mi's.
W.
J.
I'llnian,
.1.
Hexnn,
Mws
Virginia
.lolinsou,
Miss
llosff
.Jackson.
Miss
Young,
Mrs.
(!.
Abbott
anil
.lodge
Itoberlson.
-
.
.
t
M.
H.
Wiggins
is
ipk
from
an
extended
buliday
Inhi
on
thn
I'plside
he
went
in
Ibe
course
ofsliich
is
far
as
lios
AiiKeles.
.1.
II.
.lohnsftn,
flie
knsnl
holtd
proprietor,
is
on
a
trip
to
Victoria.
,Si
Hr.
Karl
Fw.irl
iias
ceturneil
Something
over
(wo
year
ago
Mrs.
N.
(now
I
mug
hi
New
'e,slininsler
moved
up
Hie
roasT
WTiere
fresh
milk
was
unulitainauk'.
he
litid
tievcr
IriiMl
(VjniH'Jvini!l,
Inn
hring
fonipetiJiT
lMuse
ii
itei
ideil
lo
try
some
of
every
brand.
I'a
cific
cain.
fU'st
iind
hhe
says
il
was
4
,Uj;i.te.
Hieu
all
Hie
others
hail
(heir
opportunity,
only
to
havo.
Jier
come
baek
to
I'acific.
wlilrh
she
continues
lo
use
evji
iifler
gelling
back
lo
town.
We
are
grateful
for
such
letters
s
Mrs.
N
s.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories
at
Ladner
and
from
fjrelia,
Man.,
where
he
wa
called
on
'account
of
the
serious
illnes
of
his..
innl
tier
which
re
sulted
in
her
death.
The
Ih
inl
lands
NEW
HAZELTON
occasion
licinjr.
his
eiglliy-birllnlay,
JlnhKrl
Lang-eiilertaiiieri
a
number
of
lits
friends
at
Hie
home
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
John
Newick
last
Monday.
Thpro
'were
speeches
by
Dr.
II.
-C.
Wrliich,
M.L.A.,
Mr.
I'roctor
Sr.,
Jl,
it.
C-ox
and
Miss
Meiklejohn.
Mrsv
MarKay
sang
a
solo.
r
Itev.
T;
FtirHer
is
liere
on
business
in"
emilheelion
with
the
lln.elton
Ullest
of
M.I,.
This
week
of
the
team
ship
series
irogies.s
for
months
and
Hospital.
lie
is
the
Dr;
li.
('...
Wrinch,
Mrs.
;
W.
Amleroii
and
her
dauMile'r.
Ilidierlft,
have
reluni
ed
from
Vaoitrtiver.
1
M'
Trom
rnm
cs.
ii.
v.
unvtlli
has
arrived
Vniwoiiver
to
visit
her
hus
band
of
the
Yilkon
Telegraph
eerviro
who
is
a
patient
in
the
linspilal.
Sporf
Chat
!
W
ill
sec
I
lie
clnsf
Joll.i)(J
cliampion
lial
lia,s
bivn
ii.
Hie-
iwisl
severjr.
Hie
'commenccmeii
of
the
annual
individual
elimination
srries.
T'ojnonow
uighf.
the
final
tournament
of
the
seoml
division
will
take
place
belweiui
The
Prince
Ituierl
llil-Jiard
l'arior
and
Ibe
(Weal
War
Vfleraim.
'Iiliere.is
lillle
chance
of
Ilie
former
leani
leing
beaten
so
badly
Uial
it
would
be
knocked
oul
of
first
place,
in
favor
of
the
St.
Andrew's
learn,
runners-tip.
Entries
for
the
individual
city
championship
series
close
on
Wednesday
and
the
first
round
will
start
on
March
1
2,
the
dale
being
sel'.at
a
meeting
of
the
billiard
leugjie
execuliW
behJ
y
esleJilay.
,r
.
.
The
games
ofdjie
l'rince
Itu-
pwl
liribbage
League
are
being
followod
with
a
good
det
of
in-
lewst.
Two
more
sels
of
games
arc
schtMluted
one
lotiiglil
and
the
other
on
Monday
next.
Seven
of
the
nine
(cams
arc
f.lill
in
the
running
for
the
season's
honors
Willi
the
pretyrenre
lying
willi
the
Heglmenl,
Orange
Lodge,
Dry
Dock
and
Klks
are
siiarina
rtrsi
idaw.
ut,
unlay.
also
have
a
cliancci,
they
beinp
lied
in
second
plhce
but
one
Fame
behind.
loiilplil
Hie
fol
lowing
Ichiiis
will
fneel:
SI.
Andrew's
vs.
Iry
lnck;
Loyal
Orange
LihIkc
vs.
".Jtesiment;
ren!
War
Veleraus
vs.
Mlks;
Crollo
vs.
Sons
oT
Caiinda.
The
l'rince
Itupcrt
Jlijjli
Scbool
jiiris
won
the
first
baskelliall
Kiiirve
from
Anyox
iiy'tt
score
of
17
lu
ll
on
Friday
niglil
bu(
the
boys
ld.l
by
HH
lo
,20,
aCcordiui.'
lo
word
received
'by
Diuiplas
J'rizxell.
The
resulls
ijf
Hie
s'eC-
ond
inles
on
Saturday"
lirfcTitT
have
nol
been
leritcdPTbKtMms
will
be
boine
on'
the
steamer
lardeim
tomorrow.
ANJVOUNCEWENTS
in
Ilaplist
iustrubiton.ldirm-ernigWcroun
I
Musical
MllM,'nl
eveniiif
fVfiinnr
is
usually
rclie-cd
in
15
minutes.
iCJiuitrli,
March
I
to
8
p.m.
-
If
T
lit
rapid
expansion
oi
the
colonization
work
of
the
Canadian
National
Hail
ways
in
Weeirrn
Canada,
:an;l
the
excllcnt
results
obtained
during
t!)2l
under
the
directi'-n
o?
Mr.
K.
A.
Field,
Land
Comr.iifsioner,
have
justified
the
fonnation
of
pbns
for
the
actjve
extension
of
this
work
daring
1925,
nnd
:ome
Btaff
changes.
Formal
announccrnont
is
now
made
that
dating
from
January
ICth,
1D25,
Mr.
Dan
M.
J.-hnon
is
appointed
Western
Manager
of
this
department
with
headquarters
at
Wniipeg,
an'
appointment
which
will
meet
with
very
general,
ap-r
.
proval
throughout
e&s't&rn
and
western
Canada
where
Mr.
John-eon
is
favorably
known
as
a
flrt
tlats
agriculturalist,
stockman
and
business
executive.
Born
on
the
Xinealm
-ky
farm
at
Headingly,
nr;ir
Winii.p.'g,
in
1831,
which
farm
w::s
at
t.iat
time
managed
by
1
father,
Mr.
Johnson
in
his-
curb
stars'
revived
a
very
thorough
training
in
agriculture,
both
theoretical
nni
practical.
His
studiss
were
j-ursued
at
Upper
Canada
College,
Toronto,
Ont.J
VVycliffe
College,
Gloucestershire,
England;
Ontario
Airricultural
College',
Gurlph.
Ont.,
and
Toronto
University,
from
which
institution
of
learning
he
graduated
in
1003
with
the
degree
of
Bachelor
of
Scientific
Agriculture.
From
this
date
until
1D15
ha
was
busy
on
the
land
as
a
pra.ticul
fanner
at
Myrtle,
Ontario,
and
North
Battle-ford,
Saskatchswan,
gaining
in
tKat
period
irc-ilaable
exptriencs
of
the
farmer's
prcbtems
as
they
are
cncoun'erH
in
actual
operation.
Hav
n-r
by
Ibis
lime
acquired
a
reputation
ns
.1
stnek
raiser,
he
was
in
August,
1915,
appointed
Market
Uc
'
ntativo
of
the
Dominion
Live
;..o-k
Branrh
at
the
Union
Stock
Yp
-.!,
St.
Boniface,
and
in
1018
S-1
vr'-hn-
of
Stock
Yards,
(hai'g'")
with
the
rnl'orce-.njcr.t
of
th?
Li'?
Sto-k
"id.
Live
Stock
Pro-iurls
A
t
of
'l.
'V,
and
further
pror.:f:
I
in
1
"0
In
be
Chief
of
Stock
Yards
Scrv-trp
f
ir
the
Dominion
C.x-r:;iuc::f.
On
July
1t,
v;2.:,
Wr.
Johi.Kon
resigned
his
.-orti:
n
will;
the
Dominion
Goveinwcr.t
r
lei-fiirie
Agricultural
Ag-nt
fir
(he
C.N
1L,
and
was
apnoin
C
Ti:'t-nl
Agricultural
Agert
r.i
Frli.
1st.
ll'Cl.
His
wide
ex-if-i
n
r
with
ag-c
ultural,
live
pt.irk.
I
laud
s
ttle-mcnt
matters,
sad
extensive
acquaintanr?
v
in
ihc-
direc-dy
interested
in
such
.-..ntt-
will
be
of
considerable
assistan
e
in
the
performance
of
l-iv
th-c
dutie,
which,
in
view
of
thi
immcne
importance
of
active
cobmizition
work
to
westrn
C!':u,,
nnd
the
Canadian
Nal
una'.
Kailwa
s,
affords
almost
unVmi'.nd
r.-
-e
Tor
his
activit'.
Amoug
otht"-
features
of
the
work
ret
.:.'!!.
Johanor's
p-rs-'n1
!
d:rect:"n
;
that
of
the
mrbi''m"it
Fervie
for
farm
hel"
which
the
Colon'-.itinn
Departmrnt
hs
orcan'ztd
as
a
matter
of
placing
newly
arrived
immigrants
in
farm
labor.
Alex
S.
Millar,
well
known
Smilhers
mining
man,
returned
to
Hie
city
on
the
l'rincess
Mary
Salni.ilay
afternoon
after
having
spent
a
couple
oT
iiioiiIIih
at
Ketchikan.
He
will
proceed
to
(lie
interim'
train.
u
this
evening's
The
temporary
power
line
from
Allin
Avenue
for
the
elevator
has
been
completed
and
elect
ricily
w.io
was
himed
over
the
line
on
Sal-I
The
connection
is
on
l
,
course,
the
M.
Andrew
s.
Wan
temporary
and
?ives
a
load
or
Veleraus
and
Sons
of
Canada
S5
horse
pnwer
which
will
be
UM'd
duriiiif
construction
oT
the
elevator.
i
The
many
friends
of
Mrs.:
David
II.
Hays,
rormerly
a
resident
of
l'rince
Itupcrt,
-
will
re-,
frret
to
know
that
she
is
still
ipiite
ill.
Mrs.
Hays
is
now
in
a'
small
sanitarium
al
1)11
Kasl
Villa
Street,
l'asadena.
California
where
she
likes
to'
hear
froui
hor
friends,
notwithstanding
her.
inability
to
write
in
response'.
'Mrs,
Huys
is
fortunately
able
loi
tak(
short
rides.
DANCING
The
lasl
course
id"
six
adult
dancing
lessons
of
.this
season
will
commence
on
Monday
ul
8
p.m.
af
i'll
IMnl
Ave.
Phone
511.
Mrs.
II.
O.
Crewo.
51
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
Do
this
and
keep
his
clothing
soft,
pure
and
comfort
able
Nothing
is
so
sensitive
as
baby's
skin
I
Even
the
slightest
roughness
in
his
diapers,
shirts
and
bands
will
inflame
and
irritate
it.
Much
trouble
is
directly
due
to
washing
diapers
with
harsh
soap
$oat
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.
It
is
the
mildest,
purest,
gentlcst
cleanser
in
the
world.
Lux
contains
no
free
alkali,
and
the
pure
suds
rinse
out
completely.
Lux
keeps
baby's
garments
soft,
dean,
comfortable
and
safe
I
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto.
Hp
IcanadianF
VACiric
How
to
wash
iiaptrt
Remove
(olid
matter
at
once
and
loak
diapers
in
cold
water.
Whisk
two
table-tpoonfuls
of
Lux
into
thick
suds
in
a
tub
of
very
hot
water.
Let
diapen
soak
a
few
mqmcnts,
then
dip
up
and
down,
pressing
suds
repeatedly
through
them.
Rinse
thoroughly
in
three
waters.
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"Rest"
of
Your
Life
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All
wood
bed
I'ljiiijijx'il
willi
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cable
spring
and
good
wool
mattress.
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Furnishings
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