Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 23, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg thursday april first Appeal radio from Pas posed that the president once general Loa Nagl a had deceived the directors and in support of this said that the evidence showed that the general manager had prevented the chief inspector from my Kinor an inspection of the Toronto office. A he is entitled to take the word of tiie general manager and auditor that Art All right and it is not fur him to look into the books and details. Or. Smith had no reason to to suspicious for had others who were Moru close la connected with the on behalf of the Board or. Justice Ferguson pointed out i hat the act said the reports must to signed on lie halt of Tho and that the was not satisfied with a. Mere statement by the Man Ager alone. Or. Mcmaster contended that it would have been Uyeless to have asked the general manager about anything As lie was carrying on improper transactions himself. It would have fuello to have made inquiries for they would not have old about these things that were or. Justice implies t3iat your client knew it was useless. Is a director to shut his eyes we cannot assume that sir. Smith did not make any replied he used them with beneficial results that s Why Quebec Man praises Odets kidney pills. Or. J. Poliquin suffered from Back ache neuralgia and headaches. St. Exeree. Five years of from kidney complication ".my. Poliquin. A highly j respected resident . Is relieved j of his trouble. I am very Well today and can do my states or. Poliquin. I have suffered for five years with backache neuralgia and headaches. My sleep was broken and a refresh ing and i was always irritable and nervous. I have found Dodd s Cidney pills very beneficial. Several of my friends have also found them Good. Kindly Send me one of your Al if you inquire Amonjr your neigh Bors you will find scores of people who have discovered in Dodd s Icid Ney fills Relief from some form of kidney trouble. It May have been the dry itching skin dizziness nervousness and inability to fret re freshing sleep that Mark the earlier stages of the disease or it May be diabetes. Dropsy rheumatism or some other of the dangerous diseases that Mark its advanced Advt. Today s five Best features copyright. 39- 5, by United press arc Washington Viz new York Yogy Schenectady s . I honouring general i Pel shins by Tho pan american unum. Go. Oakland 8 . Go players in Gappy kicks 1 Wear new i of Davert part Waco Minneapolis St. Paul Wear Cleveland we Detroit Cincinnati we 1st, Boston whats Providence Wace Pitts Orff wifi Philadelphia War Buffalo. 1 ., artists Silvertown orchestra. Webs. Xci York. P.m., . Charities dinner with address by Cardinal Hayes. Daf Kansas City ., frolic. Two great continued from i Etc 1.1 . It is improper to make that Assumption when lie May j have asked hundreds might still be negligent of he did nothing to might still he said or. Justice a see. He could not have found out anything if he had been said or. Mcmaster. Or. Justice Ferguson said there was no suggestion that or. Smith had acted Dis honorable and or. My added that if there was any thing at All it was that or. Smith had made a technical breach of the Law. Or. Mcmaster said that counsel in Tho trial Case had Mado sixty objections to the minutes of the Bank Board meetings being put in As Evi Dence without being properly proved. Montreal Gold headed Cane to cattle boat capt. Rollerson of welshman White Star first into port Canadian press despatch Montreal april navigation Between Montreal and trans Atlantic ports opened officially at -1.20 o clock this afternoon when the White Star cattle welshman from Avon Mouth eng-., april 11, entered the Harbor. The Steamer was ushered to a berth and officially welcomed by representatives of Tho Harbor com missioners and officials of the line. Her commander Captain Whol Lerson now becomes eligible for the Gold headed Cane awarded to the master of the first vessel to reach this port after having crossed the Atlantic direct. Both for navigation and development of water Power. Hoover is chairman of an advisory committee for the United states and a similar advisory committee for Canada has been appointed to co operate with the enlarged joint engineering committee. The final settlement of negotiations Between the United states and Canada Over the programme for joint official investigation of the St. Lawrence waterway project Marks a decided step toward determination of the facts and therefore the Solu Tion of the Hoover said. Engineering work to Start the engineering work will Start at once Congress having appropriated for the purpose and the Canadian government having made the necessary appropriations. A de termination will be made of plans Cost amount of Power developed operating Cost and All other engineering facts. Both Tho St. Lawrence investigation and that into the great lakes Hudson Hiver project should be completed within a year Hoover said and it then will be possible to i Lilly determine National policies and to proceed Willij Active Steps in. Realization of the Lake to sea con terms of instruction to be filed in House of commons leave Cape Breton for u. S. Glace Bay n.s., april than 2.090 Cape Breton people have taken lip their residence in Tho United states since last june according to the United Stales Consul and Are Fiill leaving at the rate of 25 a Day. The Gerhard Heintzman new sales policy enables us to give you unprecedented values of course the same easy terms drastic Price reductions follow increased output manufacturers of High Grade automobiles were Success Ful in reducing prices by increasing production. Such a policy should be equally effective in the manufacture 01 High Grade pianos. The advantage to the prospective purchaser is for example pianos i formerly formerly now now sold Only by Canadian de Pateh Ottawa april Levels in their relation and diversion of water at present licensed As Well As in their relation to the Waterways scheme immediately under consideration will be investigated by the enlarged joint engineering Board which will investigate the St. Law rence waterway scheme on behalf of Canada and the United states. A copy of the instructions issued by both governments to their representatives on this Board is included in a file correspondence which will be tabled in the House of commons thursday. The engineers Are instructed to find the Best schem e for the improvement of the St. Lawrence waterway to examine minutely the possible effect of any such scheme on International or local interests entitled to consideration or on such matters As current ice formation or the general Levels of the watershed whether the estimates of Cost should be revised and what would be the costs for improving the River for navigation alone or for Power alone what part of the proposed works could be in the Best interests of Economy constructed and operated under an International Board what the Channel Depths should be whether the Welland canal should be included in the scheme what would be the Cost of improving and deepening the main navigation channels Between and through the lakes How ions the project would take to Complete and what Progress it would tie necessary to make yearly to ensure the Best results water there was considerable correspondence Between Ottawa and washing ton on the order of refer ence to the engineers on the subject of water diversion. Finally the two governments agreed to the Fol lowing instructions to the joint engineering Board on this subject. How Are water Levels in St. Law rence River and on Tho lakes affected by diversions authorised by License by either Canada or the United states and by what measures could the water Levels of navigable Depths affected by the diversions be restored and what would be the Cost the engineers Are also instructed to. Ascertain How much Power could be developed on the St. Lawrence River with the water diverted under License and without considering compensation by the present relative diversions what works could be constructed to recover the amount of Power to these instructions it is pointed out Here include inquiry into the Chicago do version. Dean Inge sats Calvin of referred capitalism consequence is important part in growth of system associated frees Desgaub new Haven conn., april idleness is the worst of All declared very per. William Ralph Ince Dean of St. Paul s Cathedral London to an assemblage of clergymen and divinity students before the sixteenth annual convocation of Yale divinity school today. In the american he said generally stints in spending his wife spends enough for the two of them. He defined the twentieth Century financier during his discussion of calvinism As follows. The modern business Man is a queer Combina Tion Man who spends his time working for Money and it prevented from enjoying it of conscientious tracing the origin of capitalism from the Middle Ages Dean. Inge stated that Calvin preferred capital ism to feudalism Jed that this played an important part in its subsequent growth Down to the pre sent Day. Met at Tho train by a woman of the District and the minister of their de nomination and breakfast and dinner Are provided in town to allow of some shopping before proceeding to the farm. Several cases Aro cited in which the House has been cleaned the fire going and somebody in charge to help with the moving in. New association is dinner held by first contingent men is enthusiastic growing out of the dinner held by members of the original Cana Dian contingent held in the Marl Borough hotel last night the Ori Ginals association with brigadier general Paterson As president. Is the latest of the veterans Organiza Tion to come into existence. The new club is open to All ranks the Only restriction being that of hav ing been one of Tho men who went overseas at the Start of the War. Major g. F. Dudley is Secre tary. The dinner of the originals was a most successful affair the Atten dance being Large and the Moat Friendly of feelings prevailing. Reminiscences of the Early Days of the War were the order of the even ing and when the proposal was made by col. R. L. Deal Stout to form the original association the motion carried unanimously. Among the speakers were it. Col. O. A. Wells col. Father j. For Tler col. Percy Bell col. R. M. Dev Iston mayor Webb and. General Paterson. Suburban Board will three municipalities. Pass under its control the suburban municipal Board with w. 13. Hobbs As chairman Wil commence to function with the municipalities of. West St James and Transcona passing automatically under its control it was Learned at the legislative building yesterday. Under the legislation passed at the recent session of the legislature mayors and. Reeves o towns and suburban municipalities coming within the jurisdiction of the Board become members so that St James will to represented by Reeve j. H. Cotter and West Kildonan by Reeve George r. Davidson unless they decline to act. In the Case of the town of trans one which is at present in. Tho hands of an adminis Trator George r. Campbell a representative has to be specially appointed by order in Council. This appointment has still to be made and other appointments include a member of the advisory committee to act with the Deputy provincial treasurer the Deputy municipal commissioner and the Deputy minister of education. Downtown Headquarters of the Board will be procured it is under stood in order to avoid suspicion of government interference in its operations. Action in this direction is expected Friday when Hon. D. A Mcleod municipal commissioner re turns from Al elite. A Loon b Mdge accepts Wilt preside Over commission on Church Union property Canadian Tress despatch Toronto april Falcon Bridge k.c., today communicated to Hon. W. P. Nickle attorney general of Ontario his acceptance of the position of chairman of Tho Ontario commission upon property specified in the Ontario Church Union Bill. The other two members of the commission Are w. A Wardrope of Hamilton and r. S. Cases k.c., Toronto. Reciprocal interchange of student teachers arranged Canadian Fri i Montreal que., april 22. The negotiations Tor a reciprocal interchange of student teachers bet Ween Mcalli the National committee for the train n of teachers have been practically it is Learned from col. Wilfrid Bovey assistant to the principal at m chill. The Exchange will commence Vith the col lege year 1025-26 Mcalli and Columbia universities new Are the Only institutions selected by the Scotland National committee for the into Chanse. Food of immigration was started in real Earnest absorbs dirt makes rooms of health and Sunshine so easy glides Over the Wall paper and absorbs the dust soot and impurities like magic. Deans also window shades and Fres coing. Sold by painters and decorators hardware and departmental stores. Undo Sou Patent the a Sorene mfg. Co. St. Louis with the steamships carrying new settlers arriving from now on at Quebec and Montreal the annual immigration Rush has in the Opin Ion of local railway and colonization officials started ill Earnest. Yesterday 141 newcomers travelled West Over Canadian. National lines from doric and Laconia. This brings the month s total of Immi Grants to Ivsich will be in creased according to local estimates to approximately by the end of the month. On april 27, no less than 771 settlers from the mar Burn and Montreal Are due in at the Canadian Pacific depot divided As follows 679 on the former boat and 93 on the latter. These will mostly Settle in Western Canada. Express appreciation of friendliness to settlers letters Are Teleg received at the offices of the United. Farm women. Of Manitoba expressing appreciation of settlers for assistance Given by neighbors on their arrival in the District. Circular letters Are sent from Tho office to workers of the organization in districts to which settlers Are bound asking that the newcomers be made Welcome and miss Maue Finch Secretary to the u.f.vv.m., states that the has. Been most Gratifying. Letters from tha att Lars Lay that they fix Iff. Fessl Price to s. Control and Comfort above the Waist be yours with a Nemo flex brassiere. Among the Many models and styles you will find a suit exactly your in a fabric. Properly complement your Girdle or Corset. For All figures. Priced train is 00 to corsets combinations girdles brassieres sold exclusively in Winnipeg by the. T. Eaton co., limited if Todt by Kop Srot. Limited Toronto. of Fichma or. And mrs. R. J. Jones celebrate anniversary Many friends gather at residence to Honor couple n. I. Jones one the Pioneer Cus Toms brokers of the City who Ivas a member of the lord Wolsey expedition and mrs. Jones celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary yester Day at their residence 86 Donald Street. The couple were showered with congratulations during the Day and in the evening a reception was held in their Honor at which hand some presentations wer made on be half of their numerous friends and Well wishers. There was a Large at Tendance of guests at this delightful gathering and the health of or. And mrs. Jones was enthusiastically pledged. In the aide noon air. Jones col leagues at the. Custom office marked the Happy occasion by presenting him with a walking Cane and a purse of Gold. The wedding took place at Sarnia ont., april 22, 1s75. In. A Church which has since been demolished. An interesting feature is that the four attendants at the wedding Are still alive. Col. Fisher of London ont. Was groomsman and Paul Jong. Of Sarnia usher. The two bridesmaids were mrs. P. Dew of Montreal and sirs. C. R. Wilkes of Brantford ont. Sirs. Dew was present at last night s Celebration. J. L Baton s former pupils in Winnipeg hold reunion Many Vars ago i Erht Little boys were numbered Amonjr St the hundreds attending Manchester Public school one of the finest old institutions in England. Last a Ifft those Kikune eight now men of prominence in local and Canadian affairs gathered around a table in the Toyal Alexandra Grill to do Honor to John l. Paton retiring High master of the school. It is easy to what reminiscences were exchanged and How the trails of the frill faded and in their place came the old do nuns room with its rows of tables and hordes of Nosiay boys. All those present at this re Union had not at tended at the same time but All probably had somewhat the same remembrances and affections for the institution and the same eagerness to Haigh Over old times scrapes got in and out of and possible pranks engaged in. Those dining were j. Paton j. Maitin. Prof. Lodge p. E. Nuttall d. S. Neale. William i ear. Son a. V. Thomas and d. Wosten Holme. Territorial fruit Pool in Katenay Arrow Lake area press despatch april 22. A con Ference of thirteen local fruit grow ers associations today voted to accept the option Given by the Asa ocl acid growers of British Columbia to have a Kootenay Arrow Lake territorial Pool on. All their products following the decision of the Okan Agan to have on Okanagan Pool for the first ten Days on All Early apples. Each variety will have its own Pool with the whole territory for scope. The conference endorsed the association s plan for Selling to retailers direct. Better values in groceries and table supplies Friday 57c 20c c 25c Tea Coffee canned fruits vegetables fam and marmalade and a dozen. Other Fine Quality provisions repriced to save housewives an unusual amount. Phone orders carefully filled for those who cannot shop in person. -a.3s31 is the number. Special blend Black per . Freshly roasted pure ground or pulverized. To o per in. 4foc Gold Standard canned Corn tin British Columbia canned 1 Ripe tin Julio Brand Jelly powder All flavors 3 pkg. Singapore sliced per tin 20c 4 for georgian Bay canned red rasp per tin q q 3 tins for------.-------. O sheriff s scotch marmalade 4-lb. Tin v7 c ban Down cake per i to Choice Quality Loose Cocoa ibs. For mother1. Macaroni Cream of o 3-lb. Pkg t Scott a imported Strawberry o o 4-lb. Pail of c Coconut Cream Apple and Lemon Maple Walnut Sultana fruit 4-lb. Slab sponge cakes Orange scotch three cakes for Wiltshire cured smoked breakfast or whole Side per Wiltshire cured smoked or whole Ham per ib.---------. Peame aled Back Bacon half or whole per in. Smoked cottage Spe Cial half or whole Roll Wiltshire cured smoked picnic to 9 ibs., per in. Pure pork per c Domestic Perl a. Regal Brand pure per c 20 c 8bc 20c 25c breakfast 35c o o 4 o c 23 c mama dolls special 89c tvs is 3. Pretty Dolly dressed in checked rompers has White Nocks and Flack shoes. With a Lloyd voice. Sponge balls special Loc each this is the first time a real juncture proof Ball was offered at. This Iota Price. Just what is wanted for Grin or boy. Only 10c each. On Sale toy dept., third floor Robinson so. Limited Friday bargain Day store news reveals Many advantages for the Thrifty shoppers manufactured printed bedspreads samples in a remarkable clearance Friday the entire lot of manufacturer s Sample bedspreads purchased at much below Mill Cost enables us to make this attractive offer just at House cleaning time when so Many have to be replaced. Beautiful designs to choose from and in almost any color combination in. Both White or Ecru grounds. Priced from. To so each. 600 pairs of ladies Art silk and Wool Hose at 50c just a final clearance Buforo the hot Day arrived. We have grouped All Art silk and Wool Hose into one Friday bargain lot including colors of Grey Fawn Clack Camel in medium weight double knit feet sizes s 4 to 10. But no phone orders accepted. Men s Sample hats at silk lined end to ninety five Only Sample hats made from fur Felt in a weft assorted Range colors and from such makers of hats As Stetson Brock fashion hat and Belmont. Spring styled fedoras in a Choice of proportions becoming to men of every age and Type. Such colourings As Fawn steel Pearl French Grey Browns greens and. Due Tonij beautifully finished. A number silk lined. All sizes in but not in each line. Men s hat and Cap department. T r-0-u-s-e-r-s work trousers sturdy tweeds trousers whose appearance and serviceability would warrant considerably higher Price. Good fitting Well tailored from Wool Twe eds. And cot Donade worsted in dark Grey and Brownish Pat Terni. Sizes 32 to 44. Sale priced trousers of tweeds and worsted smartly tailored trousers for business and every Day Wear. Tailored from All Wool Fine tweeds and hard finished worsted. And fancy suiting patterns Cut on easy fitting lines five pockets and Belt loops. Sizes 2s to 44. Cuffs or Plain Bottoms. Friday bargain men s clothing dept. Friday bargains in our Busy men a Corner men s work socks pen Angle first qual Ity in. Three weights Plain or ribbed in fancy Heather and Merino mixtures. All special c 3 pair for English knit j ties i lust a Over one Hundred Dozea of men s fancy knit Uca in an immense assortment of colors and pattern. Special 50c work gloves and gauntlets mos ily samples and overtakes All in. One Friday bargain lot at one Price. Good Lea Thern All Well made. 75c men s work shirts Collar attached work shirts in Blue Ila Csc. Khaki and also stripes in sizes u to 17, and real Roomy shirts. Boys Wool underwear Many men prefer j smothers Don t and drawers Lor this exceptional and Sumner gain in boys Fine ail first qual Wool jerseys at this special Button on All reliable. Or regular style. In size 32 to sizes per 95 c m n 1 a big rummage clean up in the stationery Section. Friday up to. Fountain pens propel line pencils a Laiyung cards boxed stationery and a big Host of other lines in this Friday bargain clean up. 25c value. Up to 6 Rolli Wax paper 100 Linen Fin thed envelopes three 100 Page exercise Large w i Ting Tablet with Enve to match. All one Price tomorrow at a just Oyhat Twenty five cents will buy. English made self Al hiring Fountain pens Nickel plated propelling pencils with clips or playing cards Large writing tablets with envelopes to match boxed stationery notepaper and envelopes six Rolls of Wax paper so useful around the House 100 envelopes three 100-Page school exercise books with Leatherette three Rolls of fancy shelf paper leather school bags and Many other articles All in this great Quarter bargain event tomorrow. _ Robinson s silk values 50 pieces of pure silk for Gette so much in demand. 40 inches iride is a Beautiful Range of colors including White and Black at few popular Price 4k 0 Friday per. Yard per. Of pure silk de inches wide Over.70 different shades to choose from. Regular on Sale Friday per Yard fancy striped English Lulu Ca shirting Silki suitable for dresses skirts men s shirts very Strong and durable. A a designs and colors. 3s in incs Friday Al 1c per Yard we the second floor offers Many attractive Friday bargain specials in ladies Coats. Dresses. Skirts aprons and bloomers. Tomorrow women s and misses attractive Coats ladies rubber aprons 29c smartest styles shades prettiest specially priced at both Novelty and tailored modes Aro featured in this unusually pleasing selection. They re exceptionally smart and offer charming diversity in i novel cuffs and collars. Twill cords Trico Tinb and velours and Duvet yes in the Ibert new sh3.des, Are the fabrics. Sizes 16 to 20, 36 to 42. With bib in. All the new red Orange mauve and Green. Ladies raw silk bloomers single elastic at knee reinforced erotic pc of silk medium and Large size. Ladies oversize skirts values to Friday Only effective designs in either pleated or Plain models in Black Navy Brown checked striped and a. Few. Nice plaids suitable for the larger figure. Waistbands 30 to 37. Oversize undershirts made of esp Tine Fra. Shed with effective straight or frilled flounce. Colors Black Nairy Rose Emerald Peacock and lengths 32 to Jis. A special bargain in misses and women s tub frocks Friday in English Broadcloth m Ous pretty stripes. Aj80 Quality Repp smartly with braid. Sizes 16 1 Reed and Empress finest High lace footwear on Sale wardrobe is in Complete without at least one pair of these splendid lace boots for walking and outdoor Wear. Made from choicest Cal Fiskari and kid leathers in Black or Brown on Correct fit ting1 lines that afford absolute Cor fort and support for Long walks and the Ideal shoe for College or school Wear. Dozens of different styles to choose Frodo different style 4ieels, and All sizes and widths. Reg. J12.00 shoes on Sale Reg. J10.00 shoes on Sale Reg. 58.00 shoes on Sale Blue Willow China cups and saucers special 49c, cup and Saucer smooth White English Foone China straight shapes decorated with a pretty Shade of Blue in the famous old Blue Willow pattern., English made White clips special 4 for 25c Good sizes Strong craps and smoothly finished. a dozen to match up your Odd saucers White rating Quality specs Leaf Thea is an ply two Way rating wide a fabric will service Fine English Cotton crepe special regular these Fine sheer Light colors Only Fina lingerie and s inches wide All fast ;