Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 24, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg midday april 24, 1925 1 merchant from Finland in Winnipeg arranging Pur Chase food supplies states his country will use barrels of flour each year news in today s advertisements from the classified company announces carrying Complete Lino of Beauty parlor equipment and dahlias last year prize winners Are for and a super Heterodyne radio mom plete in a Hornay Caso is for Sale. Oak Frame motor boat. Seat 20, sleeping accommodation for six is for and experienced Gardner is wanted for club near help want truck Garden of 12 acres in Bri Tish Columbia is for "b.c. private Sale of household furnishings including player piano is Arti ports submitted to the meeting and Tho membership has grown consider ably. Votes o thanks were passed to the retiring president. James maw son and the retiring treasurer John Trowell. The following artists contributed to the musical programme mrs. Harbour James Mawson and James Hill. Paul Leonard merchant of Hel sin Forh tile capital City of Finland who is visiting Canada for the first time is very hopeful that his trip will result in considerable quantities of and flour being imported in to Finland from Canada. In snid or. Leonard at the Mur Borough hotel last night a grow no Grain. Before uie War we got our Rye and flour supplies from Russia and Germany. Since thu War we have bought mostly in the United states. My firm which bundles at least 10 per cent of Tho flour distribution of Finland con siders that we can get better wheat and better flour from Canada than from tile United states and at a cheaper rate. Hence my visit. In Finland annually to require 000 barrels of flour and about tons of consulting Grain companies the vis Tor mentioned that he spent yesterday in consultation with the James Richardson Grain company in connection with Rye supplies and would shortly visit Montreal and Call on the Heads of the milling companies. I am very continued that i can make the necessary connections in Canada and so ensure a. Steacy flow of Rye and flour 1 Roku Here to Finland. We have in my country already sampled your flour i bags and we find it Good. I am naturally very hopeful you can take some of our products in return. Tim would Aid the situation. We already our paper and Timber products Well in the United states. If we sell them Well Here we shall Otill have the Money from our sales a the United states to help us Lii our Trade with in his concluding remarks or. Leonard referred to the fact that Ever since Finland had gained her in dependence from Russia a great a Timal spirit had grown up. There j Wanton destruction fires insects and he said Littie unemployment and the Low Exchange values did not any Means reflect the Prosperity the country. St. George s Day is three Hundred attend ban. Quet at fort Garry dance follows presides at banquet sir James Aikins and other speakers fan High the fires of patriotism Appeal save the forests week Campaign is being carried on aggressively surely when an Appeal becomes International in its scope it is time for the average citizen to sit up and ask what it is All said Prem Ier John Bracken last evening when addressing a Large unseen audience through radio station sky. His subject was save the Forest in which he said that in the United states As Well As Canada alarm had become prevalent concerning the rapid depletion of Forest land through Wanton decay. In 25 years there had developed a forestry department of the Federal j government and with the exception j of one province there were Forest Laws in All Canada. Canada has today less than half the original stand i in a of Timber clue mainly to Forest Hicls its annual meeting in european forests a single for of British Israel society j. H. Edgar was elected president o the British Israel association of Canada at the annual meeting held last night in Trinity Hall. Other officers elected were vice presidents miss Mabel Harbour John Tye Secretary Norman Thompson treasurer mrs. J. H. Wilson librarian mrs. E. Rossett committee John Trowell mrs. E. Todd. Mrs. T. Moir James Hill. W. A. Taylor. The association has had a most successful season according to re est fire would be a calamity and a novel experience to say the least. In Canada a without a careless Firo would be just As novel. These european countries passed through the age of destruction run dress of years ago. Now their for ests Are established on a permanent working basis and Are managed to provide for a Supply of Timber in perpetuity. Man needs Wood in various forms. To make the Earth Supply it and to make it suitable and available for his use is a business. The service it renders to the Community sup plying the consumer employing , using supplies and paying taxes re quires like other business Perpetua Tion of the resources dealt with Economy in every process and just payment by the consumer for ser vice rendered. Both Federal and provincial Are realizing the need for Forest legislation and funds for carry ing on conservation measures. They Are doing what they can to Supply j the fire of patriotism smoulder ing in the heart of every English Man and every britishers the world Over and which the world at Irac knows Little was fanned to flame i last evening at the ninth annual i commemoration or St George s a at a dinner in the fort Garry hot under the joint auspices of the son of England Benefit society and the i Royal society of St. George. The dinner was attended by approx mately 300 guests being follow by play at cards and dancing i which about Soo persons took Par the banquet room of the fort Garr hotel was decorated with Stre ame of red and White with u Large George s Cross hanging on the a behind the head table. Or. Justic Curran presided Over the enthusiastic gathering made colourful by the ladies gowns and the Multi Colon balloons. Or. Justice Curran proposed the Toast to the King with a few a words showing the great heritage of which englishmen inhabitants o the British Empire and More Cape Dally residents of Canada could b proud. The Celebration of s George s Day was one of the thing around which much night be said. Lieutenant governor Speaks hts Honor sir James Aikins lieu tenant governor of Manitoba responded to the Toast to St. Georg and Merrie in St. Georg the English had a personality Wulc was an Ideal. No nation Coul measure its Progress by its Ideal alone but Only in its Advance la the realization of those ideals. The words Merrie England did no mean a place of great Joy by rather in the old meaning Otth words a place of progressive a live faithful people. In the Concep Tion of St. George which was largely spiritual the English had set u As a Standard the motto Destro evil and do England a followed that Ideal Down throng the centuries for As the motto Ove the door of the parliament building at Ottawa put it without Visio the people with the Visio of right doing in View at All time Little England had developed int great Britain and great Britain int the British Empire because of the conviction and Devotion of her peo pie to duty and cause and with the undying belief that god the Rule of the Earth and of humanity. The belief of the people is in the divin right of the people and not of Kings sir James remarked at this juncture that Many Peop a of the states did not like to have. It Sale that the United states of americ was a part of the Briti Yii Empire but she was the first born of the dominions of which the Best of Al and most free was the great Dom Inion of Canada. The glory o England is duty Well seen and Wal mayor Webb his worship the mayor r. H. Webb responded to the Toas to ten years ago at Thi Battle of Ypres the Canadian forces did not know what War was by they knew they were British and stuck in the. Face of ten to one Odds said col. Webb. Statesmen politicians and business men join in stating that we have in Canada in the world reduced prices of club bags suitcases trunks Strong if Eathil clt7b bags. 18 Anil 20-Inrrh. Thosa bags full size double Hanf led Bass Black or be Brown. suitcases full Suo 24-in. And 26-in. Suitcases. Choice of Brown or Black leather strongly lined with Ienaido pocket and re Tainer straps. Corners Roin forced. Strong lock and bolts. A Flat special. 7c i o fitted baggage at half prices bag selected genuine Wal rus Best jente Ebony fittings. Kerula Prole Cox to bag selected genuine Wai rus Best gents Ivory fittings. Regular Price. Half Price. Suitcase. Be St smooth hide double Kocics. Best Ebony fit Tings. Regular Coo Eft half suitcase Best Brown hide double locks Best Ebony Flat lips. Regular ss5.00. Eft half Price 9c i Setji tease. Smooth Brown Stock Llorien lined with Ebony fittings regular s40.00. Co it nit halt Many other bargains. Invited. Inspection repairs Stu cacs. Trunks Golf hags harness saddlery and leather goods Kepa Riff of All and made to order phone a2403. The Birt saddlery co. Ltd. 519 main St. Opp. City Hall. Commissioner Charles a turn of the salvation army will address a meet ing of All the officers of the army in Winnipeg this evening in the Rupert Street Citadel. The meeting is pre Paratory to Tho self denial Campaign. Week out of town we offer you the Best of ser vice in shipping furniture to a distance. Agents in All the Large cities. Get our estimate before you do anything Elso. Union i storage 6 Transfer compute Union 382 Maryland St. Phone b1690 notice is hereby Given that the american automobile insurance company of n has been granted a certificate of registration permit tins it to transact in Manitoba the business of automobile insurance old Terll this 22nd Day r. X. Leitch. Chief agent. Pussyfoot closet tanks absolutely guaranteed All jobbers sell them made by the Canada Metal co. Ltd. Adequate Protection in a measure Olla developed wealth is compatible with the Means at their but of this we have a Niort disposal. Notwithstanding the development in the use of substituted steel con j Crete. Etc., the use of Woods is on the increase. Over go per cent of Canada s industries depend upon Wood As a raw material. You can not imagine a state of society where Wood is not used in any declares conditions in Lethbridge District Good conditions in our District look better at this time than for Many years said John Maclennan Lethbridge a director of the u.g.g., at the Royal Alexandra hotel last night. Seeding is general with said he and these Rains will mean that we Start 071 what promises to to a splendid year for agriculture. 1c to Only get More rain in june we should j Hava a bumper year. At any rate we Are All optimistic As to the fun on Over Twenty five per Cen in the form of a National debt of in 20 years we have increased our population 60 per cent our 407 per cent our Field crops 400 per cent railway traffic 520 per cent agricultural exports per cent and we Are today the second greatest trading nation in the world per capita. Last year we bought from outside Canada goods valued at Over of which Over could have been manufactured in Canada. Col Webb Advocat e d a sane immigration policy to develop the country a Anc a completion of the Hudson Baj railway for the Benefit of All can Ada. In conclusion he declared us keep looking to and not to which state ment was greeted with a great burst of applause. The King s forces the King s forces was the Toast responded to by lieutenant Eustace Brock Royal Canadian naval Volun Teer Reserve for the Navy and major general h. D. B. Ketchen representing the army. Lieutenant Brock said that in Winnipeg was Tho largest body prevented under heavy penalties rom charging More than seven por cent interest the wheat Board should be recreated the bankruptcy act should be made applicable to agriculture ships of the Canadian government merchant Marine should be used to break the North conference the sales tax should be removed from the necessaries of 1 be and tax imposed to make up he deficit Golf clubs and Racli in s clubs should not go untaxed when theatre tickets were taxed a Stato meat should be published at the end if every parliamentary session what attendance members had made in tie House. E. C. St. Pierre Liberal Hooke opposed an open door Immi Gration policy and pointed out that canadians should have first Call on opportunities in this country. Col. Arthurs conservative Parry estimated that half a million canadians had left Canada in three years with a loss to the country of five Hundred million dollars. Col. Arthurs casually mentioned that his was the 79th speech on the budget debate. Telegraph briefs Ainsworth b.c., april Charles h 30 years in Ainsworth Camp died la Kaslo Hospital this morning aged 70, As a result of fall ing on his head yesterday when a rail on which he was he was a Shoemaker and an Ameri can citizen. London april 23. The Dally express states that the British Cycle has beaten that of the United states and now leads the world. The paper says great Bri Tain during the present year will produce motorcycles As com pared with by the United states last year. _ Vancouver b.c., april 23. Results of the voting on the Church Union by the first presbyterian Church Are announced As 143 for and 57 Liverpool april 23. Five men. Alleged to have attempted last month to Kidnap h. Pollitt general Secretary of the National minority movement said to to of communistic tendencies were found not guilty when heir Case Wais heard in court Here today. The defence maintained the affair was a practical joke. Rome april 23. Reports received Here from Bombay Rab Indranath tag Ore say that sir the Indian poet is in a Irr ave physical condition caused by heart trouble and that Only a Long and Complete rest can prolong his life. Continued from Page hungarian Baron secures Large ranch near Calgary Baron Josef Csavossy of Hungary who recently stated in an interview with the free press that he and his brother count Andre Csavossy had come to Western Canada in the Hope of buying a ranch and settling Down Here Lias made Good his intentions for on monday last he purchased the Bow River ranch near Calgary. Having left his brother in charge. Baron Csavossy passed through last night Over Canadian Pacific lines in route for Hungary where he will make arrangements for the Sale of the family estate. Having done this he will return probably in septem Ber and bring with him As Many members of his family As possible. It funds permit he also Hopes to bring out several of the peasant families from his estate. Veterans of the 1ss5 rebellion will Parade with the old 90th regiment on sunday at 10 . To St. Mat thew s Church in commemoration of tire Battle of fish Creek. How i made my hair grow was threatened with baldness now has thick Beautiful growth of hair. In the. Winter of 1919, after recovery from an attack of i found my hair coming out badly. It got so thin in spots i feared baldness. I tried advertised hair tonics which did no Good. Some made my hair Greasy others made it dry and dead looking. And Tho hair kept coining out. Iti Aljy i found a simple prescription which 1 made myself at Home and which is Tho most wonderful hair grower i have Ever Saevii. It promptly stopped my hair from falling drove Tho Dandruff from my Scalp and new hair came rapidly. Today More than Aix. Years later Ray hair is thick and Glossy and. I think More abundant than before my jul . You can easily make thi8 recipe yourself at Home. It is Sim ple harm Tbs and inexpensive get from any diff gust 6 of. Bay hum 2 of. Javona do composed and one half drachma men Thol crystals. Mix together and allow to stand Over night before using. It is not enough to merely put this on the hair. It should be rubbed right into the Scalp with the Finger tips. Or. A stiff Burnah. It. Does t a. Day. And to axe Over Cert minutes i acted will be away Oce tic result is remarkable. Try. Thai. Or two Days oily. My nests and acted upon them second anarchist slain special ignited. News Cable to press by Lureo press or Letite april alleged to Hava been the chief Lieuten ant of the slain communist Leader Zinkoff who plotted the Svetli Krai Cathedral outrage was shot dead today in sofa As he resisted a test according to despatches from the bulgarian capital. There has been a noticeable de crease in the number of arrests in sofa during the past 24 hours and it is reported that this is due to energetic protests of the British ambassador and United states charge d affaires to the Zankoff government. Wholesale executions Stiles of repression and whole Sale executions charged against the bulgarian government Are supported by advices trickling into Vonaia. Persistent reports that King Boris virtue Jav be a prisoner and that Gen eral has become dictator of the country Are contradicted by other reports saying that the King is held in Comuni Nicado in his Palace because he suggested that Premier Zankoff resign so that a coalition Cabinet of peace might be formed. Boris actual position is not known. Greece mobilizing army associated fress Cable april despatch to the daily mall from Brindisi Italy says a report1 is in circulation there that a portion of the greek army is mobilizing. The correspondent says the reason is not Clear but one theory is that it May be a Demon stration against the increase of in the bulgarian forces sanctioned by the Council of ambassadors. . Denies Boris demanded resignation Canadian i Ress a nolo Paris april bulgarian legation issued an official denial of the report that King Boris had demanded the resignation of the Cabi net headed by Premier Alexander Zankoff. An Accord has never ceased to exist Between the King and the the declared. Three act comedy is Well staged by Amateur company a three act comedy entitled con tents unknown was presented by the great. West life dramatic club last night in the auditorium of the great West life build nor the play was Well performed and the Large audience was Well pleased. The Fol lowing were the cast Frank m. Poison Margaret Mitchell Beatrice Simpson Lamers Hay William Black Rayston St. John Cora Armstrong. Walter mail so Gwendolen Moore Thomas Forbes Beth Osborn Doreen Cuthbert. Hugh b. Wintrup and Miros Thorn Harry Zimmerman directed. W. Shelton was in charge of the orchestra. 10 publish Sike pay District 26 officials Nova Scotia merely announce International funds received Premier Armstrong contemplates instituting inquiry into Colliery situation in Naillan do Sutcli Sydney april to the non arrival of International Board member William Hayes. Springhill and of sub District Mem Ber t. O Rourke of the Pictou area the meeting of the executive of District 26, United mine workers of America called for today at Glace Bay to discuss the distribution among the miners of the International strike pay was continued until tomorrow. Messes. Hayes and o Rourke Are expected to arrive tomorrow morning. The amount of the allocation to District 26 is not being made Public and Union officials re fuse to answer any questions in that respect. We Are receiving support As promised by president Lewis that is All i care to was the reply of District president j. W. Mac cod. Plan temporary truce Bay n.s., april Armstrong it is understood in government circles contemplates instituting an Independent inquiry into the entire Colliery situation in Cape Breton with a View to locating the cause of the to Ourele Between the British Empire steel corporation and its employees and a preliminary step to bring about at least a temporary settlement of the strike to Las while the inquiry proceeds. Boston mass., april tha Cash with pledges of additional was contributed for the Relief of miners in Cape Breton at mass meeting Here tonight. Chief of police Rose of St. Vita suffered a stroke of paralysis o wednesday. He was taken to s Boniface Hospital where he lies a Semi conscious condition. Las night his physician or. Norton expressed Strong Hope for his recover dressers table and Beds Mons Wick Etc., Etc., at my a j Mart Smith 6ll 24to at 2 . A mahogany colonial be Oak dining room boards. 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Eon liable As debtor for Parl Montgomery sales Ai Sacy Arv the sons liable As debtor to. P for further i particulars Boston s s 230 Rren Cess St. By h. Gray son Short notice auction Sal of household furniture r Hood piano Singer sewing Makhij for Yards of linoleum fam Ltd cleaner at 450 Ross ave., close to Isabel on Friday april 24 i at 2 o clock. Instructed by the owners i will if As follows Hoort piano. Equate g 5-piece Walnut parlor set almost new k linoleum covering six rooms Premier electric cleaner. 7-drawer f Singer sewing machine used but Vert i Little sideboard Extension table Ari Odd chairs China glassware and dishes b pictures blinds 100 quart sealers re Range Toronto table. 2 a Dechec tables. 4 dressers stands. Iron bed Complete pillows Feather tick. 3 tracts a Day clock and usual Kitchen ten Rufli goods on View morning it Sale. H. Gray son. A , auctioneer. Vione a1071. By Haynen co. Bailiff s furniture horses piano Etc. 1 at our auction Mart 310 Hargrest Friday april 24 at 2 o clock. By virtue of distress warrant to 1 vent and Lien notes we will sell by Public auction team Black horses. 1 Lay driving horse jew scale piano. 14 Oak dining suite. . Finish g tapestry Dagenette. Wicker baby car g Page sectional Bookcase White Enan i a Hil Lonier 1 White enamel Ric table lamp electric iron., k to., Oak Library table. Clare Bros. 9 Ange Dresser rockers Odd Eliaers Sceo com tables Square dining Able. Part it tiler vacuum cleaner. Axminster a round fumed dining table. Mantel bed. 2 Davenport Cook stove Springs. 5 mattresses. 2 Pas Stovel. A Lect la washing machine counter. Terms Cash at Sale. Haynen co. Y auctioneers and bailiffs i hone a1122. 310 Margrave s. By w. Bailiffs i Sale equipment Dan Duma s farm fort Garry Cei lege Junction on Pembina Friday april 24th at 10 . Instructed by Willis co bailiffs i will sell abort allows Cockshutt seeder Hutt gang plow 14.42 Bottom Bulky plow 2 Bottom Sleigh re ing Mill 4-H.P. Engine and Hopper walking plow h ii Here Mower. Rake disk Velotte Cream separator. Terms of v. H. , 264 Smith Street. Willis co., 431 main strut client living in Hamilton feet of Princess Street Between Logan and East Side. Will Trade for pro Perty in Hamilton or sell apply Counsell Macphee Agency fashion Craft Block automobile Man. Capable Man Diatel to take charge o conditioning used car by Large responsible City. Permanent position Ana must be Hostler w honest. None other need App state qualifications. Box 773 free pre88._ ;