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=r VOL. 60. NO. 106 VICTORIA, B.C., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS
GERMAN-RUSSIAN MOUNT ETNA -r Soviet May Accept ASSERT TAX RATE TREATY NOT AGAINST RUMBLES; SMOKE THE HELD Peking Surrounded IN VICTORIA LOW VERSAILLES PACT FILLS THE SKY GOES p EFFECT Terms and Demand Paris. May 4. — The Allied Baton la. Sicily, May 4.—Mount City Hall Figures Show Rates Reparations Commission, it was Etna has broken out again in an Now by Troops of officially announced this evening, eruption of increased violence, Two Factions of “Republican in Other Cities has failed to find that the Rapallo and is emitting continuous roars, treaty between Germany and which can be heard for several Army” to Meet Full Recognition Victoria’s tax rate this year will be Russia is a violation of the Tregty miles. Dense black smoke is of Versailles. General Wu Pei Fu a heavy Increase over the rates of filling the sky. To Negotiate on Unification recent years but it will be below the rates in other Canadian cities. This Plans assertiçn of the City Council is borne • ______Proposals of Allies Are Telegraphed From Genoa to out by' figures which have been col Dublin, May 4.—A trues between General Chang Tso Lin’s Army Scattered; Acting lected by city officials and given out. 200 Longshoremen the rival forces of the “Iriek Repub at the City Hall to-day. lican" Army hae been deelartM, it wee Moscow Leaders; French and Belgians Are Drafting These figures show the rates In Premier Sends American to Negotiate With Wu Pei typical cltiee-for 1921 when Victoria’s announced this afternoon. The truce Their Reservation. rate was 29 mills. This year Vic Out on Strike in •• operative from 4 o’clock this aftor- Fu’s Leaders. toria’s rate will be 32 mills on land »oon until 4 p.m. Monday, with a view ahd one-third of alt improvements, to giving both eectione of the army but Increases also are being put Into effect in most western Canadian -ci an immediate opportunity to discuss Peking, May 4.—The troops of General Wu Pei Fu, the*Centrah Genoa, May 4.—The Soviet representatives -here announced ties. The 1921 rates in the other Montreal Arrested s basis for army unification. cities from which information was The provisions of the truce are: Chinese’ commander, have surrounded Peking. General Chang that the terms of the Allies’ note to Russia had been telegraphed gathered were: Tso Lin’s army in the vicinity of Peking has been scattered. to Moscow, says the Exchange Telegraph, which adds: “ It is Clause 1. All operations except Calgary. 46.675 mills on land and Montreal, May 4.—Civic police raided a meeting of longshore training and ordinary army routine All railroad traffic out of Peking has been suspended. stated that posaibly Premier Lenine will accept, demanding simul 46.675 mills on half of all improve will cease...... ments. men this morning at union headquarters and placed approximately These developments followed the dispatch of eight train loads taneously full recognition.” Clause 2. All penetrative operations Regina, !43 mills on land and 43 200 under arrest. This action was an aftermath of Tuesday night's of Chang Tso Lin’s soldiers eastward, in the direction of Tientsin. Foreign Minister Tchitcherin of Soviet Russia said to-day the will cease. mills on one-third of all Improve raid on the docks during which two policemen were seriously Clause 3. Both sections will co Russian reply to the Allies’ memorandum would be delivered iu ments. (For separate school services the rate was 46.5 mills on land and wounded. operate to maintain order and pre Peking, May 3.—Acting Premier Chow Tzu Chi has sent Ray 1 s couple of Hays______:__ :_____ cne-thlrd oT aTl ImpTOYememg-T vent a-t« ef aggression against per Anderson, an American, to Fengtai to negotiate with Genera! Wu Local longshoremen are hdrworkihg 'because of a ten per cent, sons or property. Winnipeg, 30 mills on land and SO Pei^Fu’s epmmanders regarding their relations with the Peking mills on two-thirds of all I m prove- reduction in their wages imposed by the Shipping Federation, Tne document Is signed by Owen Paris. May 4.—Premier Poincare and M. Barthou. head of the which has employed non-union labor. O’Duffey and Rian Lynch, the Chiefs Government, it was announced this afternoon. of Staff of the rival forces. French delegation at Genoa, have engaged in negotiations with Vancouver 31.66 mills on land and Fisheries, by Thomas Robb, man- Peking.-May 4.—General Wu Pei Premier Theunis of Belgium as to the future attitude of the French 31.66 mills on half of all improve A request that the militia reserves ager of the Shipping Federation of Fu. the Central Chinese leader, bril and Belgian delegations at Qenoa on ments. be called out to protect the harbor Canada, yesterday, and was en DEATH LIST IN liantly turned the right flank of Russian affairs, and ai^ effort is Edmonton, 39.90 mills on land and and to permit work to be carried on dorsed "on behalf of the respective General Chang Tso Lin’s army last being made to find a text for a 39.70 mills on improvements, peaceably was wired to A. Johnston. steamship lines trading in the port IRELAND GREW evening, according to to-day's ad reservation to the memorandum to Toronto, 33 mills on land and 33 Deputy Minister of Marine and of Montreal.” vices from the front. Chang’s troops Russia which the conference Is mills on all Improvements. < For sep Belfast. May 4.—Numerous cases of are now in retreat toward Fengtai likely to accept and which at the arate school services this rate was 27 rrson and other outrages continued from Chang Sin Tien. same time will satisfy the Belgians. mills on land and improvements.) to be reported yesterday from various VIEWTO PREVAIL Rates in western American cities 1 'aces. Two men were shot dead Debacle. v; Until some way is found to satisfy are: jesterday on Coal Island. The post Peking. May 4.—Americah official the Belgian delegation, the Frorich IL offices at Waterford and Clonmel telegrams state that the Chihli forces, Smuts Wishes Militarism De Seattle, 40.37 mills on half the value will refuse to sign the memorandum of land and a simitar rate on tiatf of vere seized by armed civilians, en after turning General Chang's right feated at Genoa to Russia. This means that France Accountant Edwards on Stand all improvements. tailing a cessation in the postal ser flank and defeating him at Changsin will hold aloof from the conferences Portland. 41.6 mills on three-quar vice, but the train service from Dub Tien, reoccupied Machang, having on Russian affairs unless the sub in Macarow Case ters of the value of land and a sim IE lin to the South was resumed. defeated Chang’s army on the middle Recoils From Idea of Two commission which framed the ilar rate on half of all Improvements. front. The debacle of the Mukden memorandum decides to withdraw In addition to land and Improve TEN WOUNDED general’s troops at Changsin Tien Armed Camps It. Two Others Assisted Him in ment taxes, various service taxes are Engineer Insists Builders Ob U. S. High Tariff Hurts Amer appeared to be complete, it was M. Barthou will leave Paris for Audit levied in some of the cities men serve Specifications icans Most IN KILKENNY added. Cape Town. May 3.— (Canadian. Genoa to-borrow morning. tioned. Calgary levies a service tax. Recaptured. Press Cable)—Premier Smuts of the Announced at Qenoa. Edmonton levies a tax on income. Dublin, May 4.—Ten member» of Tientsin. May 4.—Unofficial reports Union of South Africa, in a state Montreal. May • 4.—Cross-examin Genoa. May 4.—France’s decision Retina a service tax on dwellings Preston to Explain Bridge New York Herald Summarizes the regular “Irish Republican Army” received here to-day stated that the ment to The Cape Times on the sub to support the opposition of Belgium ation of George Edwards. Toronto, outside sewer areas and on coal forces were wounded during the two forces of General Wu Pel. Fu, the ject of the Genoa Conference, said he to the private property clause of the the accountant called ID by the Fin chutes and underground areas be Costs to Public Developments days’ operations in Kilkenny, says an Central Chinese leader, had recap prayed for victory for Lloyd George, memorandum sent the Russians was ance Minister of Canada to examine neath sidewalks, Toronto taxes In official statement Issued from the tured Changsin Tien, which for the for if all that resulted from the con announced to-day by the French come. Seattle levies 1 mill for the Union wages must be paid on John New York, May 4.—In a review Beggars* Bush headquarters. There past few days had been held by his ference was the Russo-German the returns made to the Government soldiers’ bonus and Portland has a were some casualties among their delegation here, on official informa son Htreet bridge work City Engineer of the effect of the United Stoics rival for the control of Peking. Gen Treaty anti the division of Europe an its condition by the Merchants’ personal property tax. forces and 108 prisoners were token. eral Chang Tso Lin. Military Gover into two armed camps, Europe would tion from Paris. F. M. Preston telegraphed this re Emergency Tariff measures on trail* It *as added that Vice-Premier Bank for October. 1*21. the alleged nor of Manchuria. irrevocably split and Genoa would Barthou. head of the delegation, falsification of which is the l*asis minder to the Canadian Bridge Com- between Canada and , the United It is exceedingly difficult. however, become a new and fatal milestone in would hasten his return to Genoa, of the- proceedings brought against pany.contraeiofH foF the btWfe wp- Stales, * The New York Herald de to obtain authoritative news here of European policy. " “ arriving here Saturday. eretructure to-day. after he had been clares It is “Strikingly clear that the military activities as Tientsin Is General Smuts said that if the D. C. Macarow, who was general NON-AGGRESSION faith of France and Russia in mill This announcement is believed to ITALIANS WOULD Informed that one of the sub-con under the Emergency Tariff we have completely cut off from General Wu’e mean that France, like Belgium, will manager of the bank, and Sir Hr tar ism should prevail, the desire of Montagu Allan, president was begun tractors did not Intend to pay union been going to the bad in our sale* headquarters, and apparently he hns not sign the Russian memorandum > representative here. The city tofjBrita,rV. yountriealalely neutral *iuP when the case was reopened. .IhW to Can*da - lata* Shew Canada feta many lete enemies for disarmament, until the property clause is further morning. The action against Mr. wagtr wi their portion of the bridge -tog flooded with propaganda in amended to a mariner satisfactory to TRAM TURKEY been going to the bad In her sales to which policy Britain was adopting on Macarow was being proceeded with. job. favor of the Manchurian leader, an land and sea, would yet prove a fatal Belgium. Mr. Edwards had stated in his ex “Union wages are provided for in ne.1 example of which was yesterday # re Difficulties. blunder and it would be far better amina tlon-in-chief that the bank, But No Treaty Exists Yet, the bridge specifications and union In support of this statement. The France Makes Reservations port that General Wu had been killed for Britain to face realities at once French representatives here con according to an estimate based upon In action. Even the Feng tien 1 tea, as wages, of course, mut be paid.” Mr. Herald quotes figures given out by and arm in her turn. ceded to-day that the more the the September. 1921. half-yearly re State Officials Preston explained to-day. “The Under Her Treaties the followers of General Chang are property clause is amended to sat port of branches, which he had found the Department of Commerce, which Unless Lloyd George could suc City’s contract is directly with the known, to-day admitted that the re ceed in modifying the militarist isfy Belgium the less satisfactory it compiled at Its head office, had un Canadian Bridge Company, so 1 have show that In the firfct eight months port was unconfirmed. All but a very der-stated the amount of Its overdue Proposals from Constanti Wishes Freedom to Move policies of Poincare and Tchitch will become to the Soviet Govern dealt with that concern. It is for of the present fiscal year, the total few of the newspapers here are under erin, disarmament must disappear ment, and therefore, as the question debts and had carried dead business them to make necessary arrange I'onlrol of .Fengtlenltes. as current in the Government return. nople Are Discussed imports from Canada fell $215,736.000 Against Germany throughout Europe and Armageddon of nationalised property is a funda ments with sub-contractors. Union while In the same period the total A special train mysteriously ar mental one for the Soviet, further According to Act. would become the only goal of West Genoa. May 4.—Regarding the wages certainly must be paid under United States exports to Canada Paris. May 4.—The French Cabinet rived here this morning and stopped ern civilisation. changes are liable to increase the The whole burden of argument by these specifications.” fell $327,000.000: between the Tientsin stations, where difficulties of the negotiations. alleged secret pact between Italy and this afternoon approved the text of Mr. Macarow’s lawyer was that the the Angora Government, the Italian Johnson Street bridge wages were the proposed non -aggression pact, an unknown occupant emerged and Belgium desires more definite as directors, the president and he Farm Produce. spokesman says no pact, treaty' or discussed by the Trades and Labor “And the Canadians have put ex-, under consideration at Genoa, with drove off In a motor car. The sur&nces that property taken over geenral manager had done everything agreement of any kind exista between Council last night, when members the reservation that It must not b# Chinese inhabitants generally be by the Soviet Government will be re In accordance with the provisions of portable commodities into hot com Italy ahd Angora. were informed that union wages were petition with our farmers anyhow." Interpreted as withdrawing from lieve it was General Chang Tso Lin. turned to Its foreign owners and not the Bank Act. He asked, through a not being paid in some portions of France any rights she has under The railway through Tientsin, incorporated in Russian companies. long series of questions, if such and About two months ago. when Sig it continued. ‘‘Their agricultural ex nor Schanser. the Italian Foreign the bridge work. The Council de ports, which were kept out of this which is on the line between Peking Recognition. such provisions had not been car cided to take the matter up with $he and the sea, is becoming more and ried -Out. Mr. Edwards was stilt on Minister, was in Parts for the meet- country by the Emergency Tariff, The Ministers spent the entire City authorities, but Mr. Prestons morning session of the Cabinet In more blocked on both sides of the Genoa, May 4.—The Havas Agency the stand when the case was ad ing of the Allied Premiers, he re went across the seas and sold there says it understands that during the journed. ceived proposals from the Turkish insistence that the bridge spectftca- in place of United Ktate# agricul studying the text of the pact city. conversations Premier Lloyd George Government at Constantinople, sug ions must be strictly observed prob originally proposed by Premier Lloyd Loses Support. __- N. K. La flam me, K.C.. counsel for tural products that otherwise would of Great Britain and Foreign Minister gesting an agreement on economic ably will remove the difficulty. have sold there. After all. Canadians George and brought to Paris by M. Amoy. China. May 4—General Commons Considers Immi Mr. Macarow, asked Mr. Edwards Barthou, head of the French dele Chon Chung Min has broken with Hchanzer of Italy held during the past for the date of hie instructions from concessions to be granted Italian Mr. 1 Test on announced to-day that, are now pointing out that that part few days, the subject of Russian re firms in Asia Minor beginning Monday, he would be in his of the business was as broad as it gation at Genoa. Sun Yat Sen. President of the South gration Act and Criminal the Finance Minister. After referr It was deemed necessary to make ern Chinese Government, resigning as cognition was considered. The quee ing to C. A. Wilson, counsel for the Haying nothing to conceal, the office from four to five every after was long in respect of their selling Code tlon discussed was .whether, in case Minister showed the proposals to noon during the rest of the week to against our farmers. reservations regarding the rights of Governor of Kwangtung, according Government, he said March 24. 1922. France to make use of the proroga the Russian delegates should accept the date the information in the case Premier Poincare and Lord Curgon, explain bridge costs to ratepayers "But, when Canadians did not buy to advlcês from Canton. the Allies’ memorandum, the Sub who made no objection to them. who are seeking information on the from us the goods they previously tives conferred by the Treaty' of Wu Gains. Ottawa, May 4.—(Canadian Press) was laid. Versailles for the military occupation —A special committee of the Hous# committee' on the Russian Affairs Instructions. Signor Schanser replied favorably subject So much confusion and mlsj_ had houghwYrom us—did not buy London. May 4.—The Morning should not be asked to appoint to the proposal and. according to the understanding has arisen over the here by $28,500,000 a month, or at of German territory as a penalty foi of Commons will he constituted to Mr. Laflamme asked for the pro non-fulfillment of the treaty. Telegraph asserts that according to consider the bills introduced by J. S. special commission to examine the duction of the letter of Instruction spokesman, is awaiting a letter pledg subject of bridge costs that Mr. Pres the rate of $540.000.000 a year—it Peking dispatches received to Lon possibility of recognising forthwith ing the Turkish Government, to grant ton is anxious to make these matters was because they were spending more With this reservation the pact waf Woods worth. Labor member for Win if it were not a state secret and wit unanimously approved. don Wednesday. General Wu Pel Fu nipeg Centre, to amend the Immi the Soviet Government as a Govern ness promised to produce it later. concessions agreed upon. clear to anyone who desires an ex of their money where they were has received further accessions to his When the letter arrives. It will be selling more of their products. That gration Act and the Criminal Code. ment de jure. As he remembered the letter, it ad planation. ranks from the central, and even the During the Winnipeg strike of 1919 Suggestions. vised him to hold himself at the dis immediately communicated to -France was not as broad as it was long for southern, provinces of China. and Great Britain. this country.” amendments to the Immigration Act Genoa, >lay . 4.—Soviet Russia’s posal of Mr. Wilson to make an ex Dr. Bun Yat Sen, head of the and to that part of the Criminal Coda delegates are expected to accept In amination of the books of the banks. EIRE LOSSES IN Southern Government, by dismiss relating to sedition were passed and general the reconstruction pro He did not recollect if anything was ing a number of the Southern Pro said about the proceedings being in RAILWAY LINE ON EARL FRENCH were later the subject of criticism. gramme framed by the powers, al URGES GROWTH OF visional Governors, is incurring the 1-ast year a bill was introduced ftMT though interposing suggests regard stituted. but he soon learned about PRAIRIE BLOCKED AGAIN VISITING risk of fomenting serious civil war them. He had been a chartered ac the purpose of repealing the amend ing Its details. there, and consequently the proposed ments to the Immigration Act, but it (Concluded on page 2) countant for 35 years approximately, UNITED STATES northward march of the southern tut had never been engaged in the Regina. May 4.—Derailment of was defeated In the Senate. Thi# C\ N. R. passenger train No. 6 Re troops to attack Wu Pel Fu’s rear year Mr. Woods worth Introduced banking business and had never ex 1921 Report of Insurance likely will be delayed. 4 amined the accounts of a bank under gina to Winnipeg, at Falrlight. Bask., New York, May 4.—Field Marshal bills for the purpose of repealing what was known since 1913 as the yesterday, completely blocked the Earl French, < ’ommander-ln-Cbief of Superintendent the amendments to both the Immi external system of auditor inspec ( anadian National main line between Gouin Addresses Newspapers’ the British armies during the early gration Act and the Criminal Code, RAILWAY RATE —1 tion by auditors appointed by share Regina and Winnipeg for more than Assocfation; Meighen Also part of the World War. arrived to and these have now been referred to holders of hanks. twelve hours. According to meagre day xm the Homeric for his second Insurance Companies’ Rev a special committee on the sugges news of the wreck received b-ne, jdu visit to the United State—» purely tion of the ITime Minister. The witness admitted he had no persons were Injured. Speaks REV. C. W. banking practice. personal visit, he explained, without enues Fell Off Speaking on this bill In the House a mission of any form. He was INQUIRY PLANNED Three at Work. Montreal, May 4, — Sir Lomer of Commons yesterday afternoon,* Mr. IRISH RAIDERS greeted at the pier;by a group of Bri Woodsworth said there ware three Mr. Edwards said that he had be Gouin, Minister of Justice, and Vancouver. May 3.—Fire losses in tish war veterans. British Columbia during 1921 exceed pieces of legislation whicn dove Resolution Moved in Com gun his examination within a few CAUSED WOUNDING Right Ron. Arthur Meighen. leader He exchanged radio greetings in TO ARRIVE FRIDAY ed those oP 1920 by more than $500.- tailed Into one another. These were days of receiving instructions and of the Opposition in the House of jnld-ocean with Marshal Joffre, re mons by Minister continued until two weeks ago. or OF FIVE PERSONS Commons, voiced their views on the* 0V0. according to the statistical re the amendment to the immigration powers and responsibilities of the turning to France. port compiled by J. P. Dougherty, Is Moderator of Presbyterian Act. and amendment to the Criminal roughly about five week*. He had (‘ode regarding sedition, troth passed two other standard accountants press at the convention of the Can Provincial Superintendent of In Ottawa, May .—(Canadian Press) Belfast, May 4.—Five civilians. In surance. Assembly Now in 1919, and the Naturalisation Act. - After preliminaries were disposed working with him. cluding a nine-year-old girl, were adian Daily Newspapers’ Association Mqi Laflamme: You reside in Tor here last night. Sjr Lomer urged The revenue of Insurance com Trial By Jury. of in the House of Commons this onto? wounded to-day during fighting inci panies from premiums was also afternoon, Hon. W. C. Kennedy, dent to the raiding of the branch of upon his hearers the opportunity and Will Address Canadian Club These three, read together, had the Witness : Yes, but I don’t see what duly of brushing away Ihter-provin $600,000 less in 1921 than during effect of depriving a large section of Minister of Railways and Canals, a Belfast bank at Buncrana, County >20, showing an unfavorable ratio that has to do with it. Donegal, by armed men. Free State cial and Internecine bickerings and ^ Tuesday the people of trial by jury, and also moved his resolution providing for Mr. Edwards said the bank had stween revenue and losses of $1, the appointment of a select special troops arrived on the scene while the jealousies, while Mr. Meighen dwelt of restoring a condition which wept produced all the books he required. on the international situation and the >0.000 for all companies doing fire back to a date lbefore Magna Charts. «ommittee to make Inquiry into raid was in progress, but the raiders Rev. Charles William Gordon Mr. Laflamme: Regarding In power of the press to help straighten .iisurance business in this province. (“Ralph Connor"), Moderator of the They made it impossible for a man transportation costs with a view to spection. do you refer to the so- managed to escape in a lorry with Net premiums received bv the considerable booty. this out, and expressed the opinion General Assembly of the Presbyter who was declared undesirable to arriving at some decision in regard called Inspection rendffed on Novem that the press was not doing Its best companies during 1921 totalled $4. secure a domicile in Canada, thus de to railway rates. The resolution sets ber IL. 1820, which appears to have No Deaths in A$siniboine 868 008. as against $5,428.000 in 1920. ian Church, will address the Cana to help the leading statesmen uf the dian Club at a luncheon to be held at priving hittt of the right to appeal to forth that It has ^eeh disclosed by l»crn^terminated on or prior to April VANCOUVER CLEARINGS. world to solve the immense problems Net losses paid during 1921 totalled the courts against deportation. As recent conferences between the Gov River Reported $2,165,797, as against $1.648,204 during the Empress Hotel at noon on Tues of the day. day next. He will arrive here to-mor a native-born Canadian, Mr. Woods- ernment and the chief executives of The witness answered In the affirm Vancouver, May 4.—The past the previous year. worth appealed to other Canadians the railways that the latter do nbt ative and said it was made by In week’s bank clearings here were A telegram of regret at inability to Brandon, Man., May 4.—Reports The report covers the activities of row. _ attend was read from Premier King. by birth to assist him in removing think It advisable to reduce the rates spector Mackay. It referred to the $13.454.808; last year, $15,236.437. of horses, cattle and all kinds of 139 companies. It is the practice of the Moderafor this disability from British-born on basic commodities Immediately in to make a Coast to Coa#t tour an Montreal branch only; Mr. Mackay East and West. debris going down the Assinibolm* residents of Canada. His bill# had view of expiratfon of the suspension had been assisted by someone—a Mr. CROKER FUNERAL. nually. and on this occasion the fa J. H. Woods, of Calgary, respond River were received here last night, this object lri view. of the Crow’s Nest Pass agreement Thompson of the bank—and its audit INSURANCE MAN COMING ing to the toast of “Present Day mous author will preach at St. An 8. W. Jacobs. Liberal. George on July « next. ors. As far as he could remember Problems.” said that Canada could but so far ro loss of life has been Dublin. May 4.—The funeral of the drew’s Church on Sunday. His pres Etienne Cartier, interposed to point Mr. Kennedy said that when the none of the inspection reports of handle all her material problems, but reported In connect lop with the late Richard Croker, which had been ence on the Coast at this time Is oc out that a man might be declared Government assumed office there other branches and came under his Sir Arthur Worley, general man set for to-day, has been postponed casioned by the Presbyterian Synod ^amination. the most important were ethical, and floods in the valley of the Assini- (Conebided on peg* t) as a feeling that freight rates were ager of the North British & Mer among the latter was the problem of tKilne, which has assumed the aspect till to-morrow. meeting at Vancouver this week. Înduly high. This feeling persisted cantile Insurance Company, of Hast and West, and he urged editors of an Island-dotted lake. Apart from htw position as the head >-day and It was held that the rates MRS. LLOYD GEORGE Ixmdon, England, who is travel to restrain themselves In making re The flood conditions seem to pre of one of the leading denominations CHINESE IN rere such as to Interfere with trade, ing on the Pacific Coast, la ex flections on other parts of the coun vail in the Assinlboliie River only, UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT of Canada. Dr. Gordon is known NEWFOUNDLAND tie Government was anxious for an AND DAUGHTER IN pected from the south In two try. as reports from Rapid City and throughout the English-speaking nmediute reduction in rates. It COMING AUTOMOBILE SMASH weeks’ time, accompanied by his P. D. Ross, of The Ottawa Journal, Mlnnedosa state there has been world as one of the most famous KILLED THREE as felt that a special committee daughter. Sir Arthur, who has who was the last speaker, said that practically no rise In the Little Sas novelists of this generation. i-ould Inquire Into the effect of al- held executive offices with vari proprietors tried to conduct news katchewan. His war work as senior chaplain of wing the Crow’s Nest Pass agree- Sir Robert A. Falconer. D.D., St. John*. Nfd.. May «.—A Chine*, Genoa, May «.—Mr». Lloyd George, ous insurance companies for the papers just as they conducted them The current In some parts la very LL.D.. President of Toronto Uni the Ninth Brigade In France formed i lent to come into effect again. wife of the*BMtt«h Prime Minister, laundryman shot and past ten years, was a member of selves as private gentlemen. swift and difficulty Is being experi versity. who will visit the coast the subject of some of his latest other Chinese hero 1 There was nb desire on the part of and her daughter. Megan, were enced in reaching some houses, as works, the latter part of the war the Government to interfere with the committee advising the Min next week. Is expected to arrive In inflicted probably a fht*) slightly bruised In an automobile ar istry of Munitions on claims and WESTMINSTER CLEARINGS. boats cannot be used. In one In period being occupied by Dr. Gordon the Board of Railway Commissioners cldent yesterday near Nervi, a email Victoria Wednesday Tie is due to indemnities from explosions. Sir stance it was necessary for horses speak to the Toronto. University with the British mission to the Unit . shooting Is not known. T1 so the committee would deal mostly town four miles southeast qf,Genoa New Westminster, May 4.—The to swim a considerable distance to with the rates set forth to the Crow's Arthur will leave here for the Alumni Association In Vancouver ed ~Statea—... . » also shot and seriously Their machine collided wlh on- East at once. bank clearings here during the past bring a party to‘safety. For many years he has been minis- | fourth Chin Nest Pass agreement and not with driven by thb eon of Premier on Friday week. week werè $53$,$86; last year $695,- Heavy loss to seeded fields is likely 8L ^bitsch. Wlambi & moro i the general question,of rates. Bratlane of Roumanie. to ------si VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922
Pemberton Bldg. “The Footwear Can (je* Phene 1129 T TO REPRESENT B. C. LITE JURIST 1950 Y» Olde Firme - - 1* Happy at Her Work AT JUDGE’S FUNERAL RAID ON G.A.Ü.V. 1,1 FAMILIES Ydbr and Happy When The Hon. J. D. Mac!>ean. Pro WAS NOTED FOR vincial Secretary, will go to Van FOLLOWED BY MUSTGO HUNGRY body is couver to-night to represent the Resting Heintzman & Co. Government of British Columbia at the funeral of Mr. Justice Vancouver Situation Desper Contented feet help to create Clement of the Supreme Court, asking a contented mind. DECISIVE ACTIONS TIMMS ate, Government Told who died yeeterday. XX'hat u difference It makes to Transposing Piano I>r. Maclean was a clone friend a girl or woman who walks tr Mr. Justice Gregory Pays Tri for a number of years of the late Management of the Clutr is payment stands much whether or not he* Donations to Provide Work feet are in eopafnrt. bute to Late Justice Criticized If your feet ever hurt or burn AtaSavingof $125 Now Proposed for the Clement why dod't yojl change to “Cath- nd Miss Kathleen Knapton cap Six months' Imprisonment was tfartw* footwear? tured the honors In the Fox Trot. A You can play In any key meted out to-day In the city police The situation In Vancouver is A tribute of deep reaped to the large number of the guests passed court by Magistrate Jay Id Angus desperate with more than 1,500 mar work it memory of the late Mr. Justice you wish and that Is so the evening In playing cards and ried men In the two municipalities Ltd. Caskie and Jerry Spark, two men Wm. Cathcart & Co., t’lement, of the Supreme Court of convenient for singing. Bee watching (he dancers. charged with the sale of liquor in out of work and all relief cut off, British Columbia, who passed away labor representatives headed by R. 11. does High-Grade Feotwear and this bargain—for It can't the Grand Army of United Veterans' at Vancouver yesterday morning, Club, on Langley 8erect. Neelands. M. P. P. for South Van* Hand Shoes Repairing for was paid by Mr. Justice Gregory be be told from a new Instru In passing sentence (he Magistrate couver. toM the Hdn. A M. Manson. Men Women and Children fore opening Chambers In the ment j Net a novelty, bu.i_ scored the officers of the club, Attorney-General and Minister of Supreme Court to-day»- ( _ [ stating that these officials were tc Labor, and the Hon. J. D. MacLean. "Before opening Changers," statedy a Heintzman &. Co. tri bhiriv in |wrt for. the plight of the Provincial Secretary, at the Parlia »ith He Iron" j His Lordship, “I wish to express r.iy umph. accused. The operations of the club ment Buildings to-day. I Manganese deep regret at the sad news of the were also criticized by the court, the With Mr. Neelands were Alderman ■nd Glycero - death of my late colleague. Mr. lack of evidence on the part of the Pettlptece. Alderman Scrlbbins of phosphates of Justice Clement, and to extend my defence In this connection coming in Vancouver. A. J. Crawford, president sincere sympathy to hie family.* In Calcium So for comment. of the Tradea and, !>ahor Council and dium Potassium this I am Joined. I know, by the The manner In which this ehtb A R. Bengough. secretary. members of the vlttoria bbr. HE1NTZMAN&C0. pï HEAD appears to be curried on is peculiar,' Admitting that the whole question with a special A Great Loee. Opposite Post Office. Phene 1E11 stated th.- court. "Seventeen barrels of relief, is one primarily for the ly selected wine Insure Your Cooking ‘Our court ha* lost a great and f beer were round on the premises Dominion Government, they proposed of remarfcable good Judge, learned In the law, de- Elected President of Victoria with loose bottles of beer in a cup that the Provincial Government tonic proper There’s many a slip 'twixt the preparation of some- ctelve in his actions, and always Club To-day board behind the bar. should do what It could to have the ties will restore equitable, lie thought clearly, and Çenvenient te Bar. dole system of relief which has been the shortage of tiling good to eat and the aetual appearance of the finished expressed hlmsclt well. When h« In vogue here all Winter eliminated. Sourrah was WHH Brj-snlerit ",(t. Jp... the. .contention—that ...zu , these essential - .HLUcii.'-fsMk .l'roia. tiie stew. .V puvr.slvxv j *itade-;U4> hbr mind ^ members of the ctub are allowed the Ta;::I2ülû "Qto place of " doles they clear he acted ut once, and did not of the Victoria Rotary Club at the privilege of having Individual lockers urged that the Government should many a good cook's cooking. - { hesitate. In thie be has frequently, B. C. AGENCIES mento to your Club's weekly Ipncheon In the Em number of which eo-called lockers start all the public works possible. saved great expense to litigants. Deputy Minister of Public Works body, press Hotel to-day. The other nom were behind the bar. These locker» FsrjwMyetf “Fre ^ illy in the cases before me hud no locks, but sliding doors, Griffiths and J. D. McNlven Deputy 1 feel > sfrtmgly that the facts inees for the office were James Adam I* Hg glSti Equip Your Kitchen With a Modem Gas Range appear# that any member who paid Minister of Labor, were called into * *• $IJ0 t on one side or the other, but and H. P. Johnson. The remaining In twenty-five cents would be given the conference. still I hesitate, and wait to heat and "he sure your efforts Tarid food will not be wasted. officers of,the club Will be elected ‘service1 ticket, and on the pre Stetement On Situstion. everything In-fore making a decision In l6ro weeks, und with the new sentation of this ticket would bt My late colleague waited only to sec 'resident, will be formally Installed given a bottle of beer from the The delegation presented to Mr. Convenient terms of payment. Rauges on display at that the position was clear and then BÏMAC1ES In office at the club’s annual i>an- lockers. Manson a statement, which they said our showrooms. acted immediately. He had no such quet In June. ** "in the club were found a number was endorsed by the Vancouver hesitation.______- - Government te Save Money Mr. tfeurrah ba* been a member of of pcrnxlls. from tbe Government Li council, which stated: 1 do not know what arrangement» the Rotary Club for many years, and quor Vendor, and some of these hail "Many of these residents are mfar-‘ have been made for the funeral, but by Interior Changes last year was first vice-president. In a considerable number of endorea- rled men. who with their wives and Mothers ! out of respect to his memory there that capacity he has presided over children are actually in want and will-, be-no court to-morrow,” con tions on the back. It Is a matter of It is not allowable or right for them many club functions In the absence comment that none of the club mem T1IIH WILL 1XTEKKKT YOU VICTORIA GAS CO.. LTD. cluded His lordship. Offices Shifted, But No Em to beg or steal the necessary food. Yeu Owe II to the < hildren lo leels» of the President. Lester Patrick. The expression of deep regret bers. called us witness*», could Iden "The Federal and Provincial Gov Thsl They Eet Only * Showrooms—Langley Street Phone 133 "This year will l»e an Important tify .their liquor, and R Is strange ernments have refused up tft the voiced by Mr. Justice Gregory In the ployees Lose Jobs one in the history of the gnat move that thesç "individual*" i>ermit Supreme Court to-day was echoed l:re*,nt time to make provision for gchtrally among the members of the ment of Rotary." Mr. Hcurrah said should be left in the club. It seems productive work, such as road work, Victoria bar. Reorganization of tjie Government to-day In thanking the club for his the beer was all kept In one common public works, but have consistently election. “For that reason 1 appreci •lock. followed the policy of the dole sys Royal Dairy It I» understood that at least one agencies and offices In the Interior ate the responsibility as well as the "In properly constituted dubs it, ic HEATItlZER judge of the Supreme Court, am were announced to-day by W. H. tem. which has now been cut off, and many barristers will leave for Van honor which goes with the Presidency Bmultted to members to keep thdr thft City Council had completely #*» Machines, Clyfl Service Commis of this Club." own private lockers, but 1 think in hausted Its finances that were couver to attend the funeral. sioner. Talks on Bonds. this case there must be a conviction. available for the purposes of reliev Asa result of the changea the effi |t to also a matter of comment ing unemployment." ARTIN-SEHOUR’S Rotarian R. P. Clark entertained Ice Cream NEW COMPANIES ciency ut the Government service is that "the ofitrem of this dub have _ , _ 'The best paint to .use because the Club to-day with a talk on Stocks Public Works. Dnint It is guaranteed 100 per cent. increased and a considerable saving not come forward to explain how the The statement then sets forth the Milk 1* ehllfihoofl’* finest food. Tet und Bonds. "The only advice 1 can dub was carried on und while the children eften turn aralnet milk." al Two new publishing companies in wllLw* effected. It was pointed out. give you now is to change short-term petition of the Vancouver Trades and though you mother* know they Vancouver were granted incorpora Some old employees have gone on the accused have exposed themselves by Labor Council that the iSBy Council should have more of It If they ere te 'THE MELROSE CO.. LTD. urltles for long-term gilt-edge se their actions to the penalty pro Eli Fori HI reel Telephone «SS tion at the Parliament Buildings to sri|*ranndation list, and a few steno request all newspaper* to Open their grow up strone and rosy with health. day. They are: Referee - Publishing, graphers have • dropped out to be curities," General Clark observed. vided under the Government Liquor But even children who dislike milk In d«4ng that you will le* following columns for public donations to be love Ice rresm. and pur* Ice cream Is Co.. Ltd.. $25,000; Traveller Publish married, hut the reorganization has Act, at the same time the officers of paid into the .City Council treasury * perfect food. It contain* the nu ing <‘o. Ltd no,nun. / out the example of leading financial the dub are. 1 think, as much to tritive ouelille* of .rich.. milk-and been carried" out In such a way that institutions and Insurance companies "and to be need only in the Im Other concerns .granted iiicopfaira- no one I* dismissed, and It is not blame." provement of public playgrounds and creem and other fowl element*. all over this <*ontlnent park* and by this medium enable all YOU OWE IT TO VOI R KIDDIE* tion papers are: Northern/Radio necessary to take un any more help The young men who are going "Would you defer sentence until But when you Slve the children Ice Corporation. Ltd.. $20.000, Vancouver; "to replace those who have gone off 1 secure bait on notice to appeal .public spirited citizens to contribute creem he *vre thet It le the BEST the active pay list. Into $he financial huslness to-day in the providing of work for our un and PUR EST med* PRESBYTEBIANS ARE Hugh M. Fraser A (Jo.. I/o., $100,000. are doing business along the cleanest asked Frank Higgins. K. C.. for the ROTAt. HAtRY HEATHIZKD ICS Vancouver; Westminster Paper Mills, The administrative work of th' accused. fortunate fellow citizen.*, that they «’REAM I* «he kind you whould »oe- Ltd.. $250.000. New. Wcstminstei. end highest ethical lines." General and their wives and children shall clfy. Heeihltetihn Is science’s new- Ashcroft and Merritt district* will Mark declared "They are striving "No. the act says forthwith, and I Crossley’s Urp< erie/ Ltd.. $26,000, be centred In Kamloops And Ash not be allowed to go hungry in this eet discovery In food *nnltetlon. It le to create a greater confidence in must sentence ei.ch of the accused city." * method rtf msklns Ice creem which AT LAST DEFEATED Vancouver. Du
r- VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 BEATTY URGES SO EASY TO BE 'W BURBERRY TRErOUSSB COATS GLOVES . 100*-10 Government Street Head of C. P. R. Speaks at Take “Fruit-a-tives” The Drugs at Saving Prices •lore Moure • e.m. to • p.m.—Wednesday • i Annual Meeting Wonderful Fruit Medicine Our ever increasing business is the best evidence that it pays to deal at one of our nine stores. You get the best Drugs obtainable and the saving is enormous. Try us for Says Recovery Taking Place in Canada’s Business 805 Cartier 8L, Montreal. your next prescription or Dnig want and note the saving. “I suffered terribly from Constipa Montreal, May 4.—The annual tion and Dyspepsia for many years, Exceptional Values in Stylish meeting of shareholders of the Can I felt pains after eating and haul gas, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS adian Pacific ltallway was held at- constant headaches and wks unable j the head office of the company here i Redmac, the King of Tonics | .50 Zambuk ...... ’...... 32 ; yesterday. Proceedings were of a to sleep at night. I was getting so I Sloan’s Liniment ...... y.. .75 Mary Garden Compacte purely formal nature. The usual thin that I was frightened. Suits for Women and i. large number of shareholArs at- At last, a friend advised me to take i Mecca Ointment ...... f... Powder ...... 48 : tended and displayed much interest "Fruit-a-tives" and In a short time j in the speech of E. W. Beatty, the I Vinol ...... 50 Reid's Pyorrhoea Mouth president. the Constipation was banished, I felt no more pain, headache* or dyspep Missesr ~ i Orchard White ...... Wash ...... 25 The address was of an optimistic .25 Colorite Hat Dye...... 20 nature, and after laying down his sia. and now I am vigorous, strong i Wright's Coat Tar Soap.... belief In the adoption by the coun and well.” 1.00 Glover's Mange Remedy... .69 try of a wltb-r immigration policy, 3 for ...... he referred to conditions in the MADAM ARTHUR BEAUCHER. Stylish Tailored Suits of all-wool navy tricotine, serge Burdock Blood Bitters...... 1.50 Nujol ...... 1.09 country Itself, pointing to the gen 60c, a box, 6 for $2.50, trial sise 25c. and
movement to open all stores on Bun- Slciorto Baily Cime# ' tmei day, and not only this but nearly all PUBLIC MEETING would!.produce the résulta that I NOTE AND COMMENT business hour» are governed by a real awakening o£ public in-1 city by-laws. ON SUNDAY CLOSING THURSDAY, APRILS, 1*2». I terest should iiaaure' through|_ In Chl(.na abat,Ie ba1 l,e™ Another statement made ât the MAY RECORDS terest should jissure through I meeting reads "Is there any reason f«b,uh«i ««, <«»»' *« more «tended opera .ons of the P(*mB Ireland ~h„ ,WQ ho8. why a man should be forced to work Advocates of both sides of the The TiMM PitiNTiNa a publish-| H ‘l- Vm,„» At the * ' ‘—-» ♦*— »— “p“ seven days a week?" and "Is it not question regarding Sunday clos for the purpose of earning the al ing are Invited to. attend a public tile elements of the former “Re- mighty dollar ?*• Why, 1 should like Wc have onjV one INO COMPANY, LIMITED. uuder Dr. H. E. Young publican Army” have pro meeting which will be held In the Office»: Corner Breed and Fert Street». present time that official is to know, does he conclude the men class of customers— Empress Hotel' ballroom at 8 claimed a truce. Thus doth the who operate and own stores In ques o'clock to-morrow evening under Hv.in.i«a office (Aiv.rti.ing) phone ins# I compelled to bring his activities world maintain its checks and tion work seven davs a week, and If those wc are anxious to >he auspices of the Antl-tilue £STtÏÏSi°ôffteir.::::::::::: 552 “« « respect of educative propa- these same men find It necessary so .Sunday League. balances. to do In order to provide for their please. The difference A general Invitation haa been ------ganda iijto conformity with the famlllee and themselves, why should Issued by the l«eague to all to at City DeliverySUBSCRIPTION...... $1.06FtATBSî per month IUlCBgre „|a«»su» SlimRiiiii YOTBOVütêd ioifor metllP useUse there be' any objection. Will the in the amount purchased tend this meeting whether or not Major Blake, who proposes to churches and the Police Commis By mail tetciuaive of J of th# Board each year, pluch In favor of the recent order of the I undertake a flight around the sioner* look after and provide for tbe in no way affects the Police Commissioner*. It is also Great wKK*.. ,t oo„.r annnm of this work very naturally con-, - London men and families who will undoubt service rendered, announced that further public T° I- Si $7.00 per annum f i|se,f t0 the su|,jeet of ^ d ' 0 1 . , ■ ' edly be affected If the 1*. D. A. 1» en-, meeting* will he held by the tTo„ ___France. Belgium, , . ■ , ,, i- „ „lto Pans slid hack twice in a Greeee. etc. month | tuberculosis and other diseases| ,.i4l ___ 1___ ,r League next week. little over twelve hours. The The Mayor again etatee that his nmre or less,m, serious ...ih —thar- [pitv nf it is t}u,se ,.apable avi. adherent» do not seek by this law to impose any religious duty on any KitkCoatoArLtd *1. JUSTICE CLEMENT. " What is wanted is a broader «tora uauaHy come to grief in one,» "they are free to use Sunday as 1312 Broad St.^Phone 13» BASKETBALL GIRLS they think best." This Is either a sin HOSTESSES AT DANCE scope for the Board of Health dome.it,« exlnb.tion tere. frank and open statement or It Edison Velvet Re-creations In the passing of Mr. Justice ,: a la r g,.ant »from thJI whirlwhich is not necessary to their breathes of hypocrisy. Many of the storekeepers are acting as they think The first annual dance of the "Vic This Is one of the best lists we have received for Clement the Bench’ in British l.egi.l*,.Why which Dr. Young own undertakings and adds lst- bçat, and yet because they are tar Xorla Iattdle»’ Basketball League was some months. Look over your Supplements and come held last night at the Elk* Dance Columbia has been deprived of I could inaugurate a Campaign'* 1 *° a|,na reman ing to keep tt^eir heads above water in and hear them or take some home on approval. and earn an honest extra dollar, the Hall, when a large crowd of happy Don't misa hearing these three Broadway flashes: MAYBLOOtv] JtaaketbaU. pleyers, cç»çh.ee, referee» one Whose legal attainments and that would comprehend the or-, Irj||lim^n who arc membCrs of iron heel of the L. D. A. enforcers Is placed on them, and they will be and fans gathered together to cele wide historical knowledge of Sta7e care^nd™”-1 ‘h* formor -‘republican” army forced under the water and out of brate the termination of the basket Jimmy—Bluebird—Little Side Street business. ball season. tins country had won him fame P, of i(s tuberculou8 p0pula hav,‘ aKrf^d not'° figh an HKRBKRT KENT. Mr. Erick*on introduced Miss De le the Standard ef Excellence. Wolfe, the president of the league. :l58Bl^!*eaiMto-oeei^ lltlL* evfIH.ljon-< Itis ae4i>:6-rP6rti«ilK|tipn “other.* After -this* '* wnwould" ‘ *any,lt" Victoria, B.C,, May 1, ^ Sold By Grocer* Throughout Canada< I who made * ahorl **toaa on ihe further afield. As a Judge of jin the work of the Board has ody dare prnpherr failure -for CAfflTALiZEDLASOR. ™ mg-TPMgué, yg- brfWfiv and m the Genoa Conference! future programme. Miss De Wolfe 1004 Phone the Supreme Court'in this Prov-1 equi[fped him with all the knowl- To the Editor:—In a recent address then presented the City Champion ince Mr.JusticeClement brought edge that is necessary for the to the Rotary Club Dr. Adam Hhortt To a sorrowing widow an Im ship ('up to Mis* Muriel Danlelsi the Gov't. 344» Sir' Robert- Borden has ex said: "Millions of dollars lost an perial monthly income Is far captain of the Victoria High School to his task at all times a ma. successful conduct of such a team. F. J. Daniels very kindly gave plained to The London Times nually through disagreements be better than boundleae sympathy PHONOGRAPH STORE A. , crusade. To appoinjt a commis- tween capital and labor.” For mil Individual medals to each player on ttired understanding ot human I „jon( jQ our opjnion> Would belp that the embargo against Cana lions say billions, and for labor say the team and presented the same to nature and an interpretation of matters verv little a„d probably dlan 1,aUle 18 r"‘°Fnl*ed in this organized labor, and It Is said. the following youqg ladles: Misses Statut les for Canada do not appear Kenneth Ferguson Crawford, Grubb, Melville, Worth the statutes which permitted an j result in further delay at getting to be available, but the United States Imperial Life, 206 Belmont Bldg. ington, Daniels, McLellan and has Just published the official figures Oa-te*. indissolubleween law and relationshinuXé As an ex-be- question.to the heart Our of idea this wouhl important, be the controversy originally. . „ centred. , »■ relating to the above for the yeàr After the presentations supper was 1»20. In that year organised labor served unuer the special supervision tween law and justtee. As an «ï| .(ment of or ,hrfe or I an objection to a fiscal policy threw away the eum of thirteen mil if MD* Henry and Mis* Wellbur... but also of the old Mosaic laws as lliml'a all-star trio supplied the es- . gahizers as” Representatives of[that avas being earned out under lion dollars for every working day ti written r>n the table* of stone: the year, or the staggering total of C.*p>iotu*lly good music and conti 1- Better Working Environment a scholar in the fullest under- tbe Provincial Board of Health tbe Bu*se ?! a sanitary régula- GEORGE A. MORPHY. but» d in a large measure to the en four billion dollars. Dr. Hhortt thinks joyment ot the evening. standing of the term, the late whose co-operation with th, tion. In this the former Prime that labor only needs capital to start KING’S DAUGHTERS Minister is on firm ground. The real Induetries. Here. then, le the _eau be purchased through an investment in the Mr. Justice Clement had estah- Tubercular Veterans’ Associ capital, sufficient to start a dozen “PROSE-PON ED." Finlay Commission has estab Contemplate Building Extension to | elassified advertisement columns. Every man and lished a reputation to which his a«'0° "hould stimulate public in huge industries every day In thé year. When Angelina Angleheam return lished" the good health of Cana There are four million organized Duncan Hospital : Daffodil Tea woman gets the progress bug soon er or later— no death attracts annreeiative at- tereat- For until existing apathy workers In the United State*, nnd Netted 6143.42. ed home with her writings her death attracts apprenante a. I hall be. convPrted into a lively dian cattle and the full dress de forty-four million persons "engaged mother asked her: one really wants to stand still—no one really, tention. His place upon the appreciation of publie responsi- bate in the House of-Cnminons In gainful occupations." according to Mrs. T,. If. Hardie, District Pre*i 'What did the editor think of your needs to stand still in the business world, because may have the effect of modérât the official report. Now It 1* com dent, presided at the monthly meet Bench will be difficult 1° I bility—in its own interest as Ing Of the King's Daughter* held in I guess he thought they were all mon knowledge* that "The non-union right." there arc endless opportunities to go forward ing the ‘‘domestic concern.” worker rarely or ever goes on strike, the rest room yesterday afternoon. till and members of the legal well as that of the afflicted T. B. Mrs. II. A. 8. Morley brought back "Did he accept any of them?” shown every day in the little ads. chiefly becouse he uses hi* own Judg "No. he said he couldn't print any profession and the public at —the Legislature will be relue ment nnd takes no orders from the a moet enlightening report of the annual meeting of the King's Daugh of them Just now because he was all Urge have ample reason t0 tant to vote the necessary funds walking delegate. Thus It would out of poetry type." ° , In the meantime we would appear that the four million organ ters at Duncan, showing that an ex Other People’s Views Ized workers, collectively, actually tension to- the hospital is being motirn his death. The 1 unes to the Association that worked for $3 a day le** than the planned. Rt^wirls of t£e Order-* is desiroijs that its sympathy! it exert as much energy as it can great and mighty unorganized, and work during the past month revealed with the bereaved family he! j,, its owu behalf and so prepare i.n.oVYeJi.ub'sttio'J m*,t t>. .sort paid dues, fines and aaaeasments into 4k, donation of $25 toward* the the bargain. traveling expenses to Winnipeg of a DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED added to that which will go out ,he way for action when the *15»V£ The miners alone, who have been needy family had been given, while tlie Order acknowledged with graH •tere Heure* • a. in. te • a. m. Wedneeitsv. C*. m. Saturday, ( from the people of this Province | foet! House meets in the Fall of ESi^lS ÏÏSÆ ££ on strike for one month only, have TELEFHÔ3IE KlCWANfif. NO. If. lost a little over a hundred million tude a donation of $5 from the Nat and the country as a whole. the present year. It might do I ural History Society. dollars for the month. How many Reports of the recent daffodil tea | worse than send its delegates to i„ is. .n».r.u«» ot is. editor, no ro- mine» would thia buy? A mine oper TV nil TV A I i .. .. I Fponelbhlty le iMumed by the paper fer held under the direction of the Order in v in a. I aI1 occasional meeting ot various uas. submitted to thf ««utor. ated for "use and not profit" would at the Empre»* Hotel showed total be such u howling succès* Inside of receipt* amounting to $201.85. which ------public bodies throughout the ------six months that the sheriff would after the payment of expense* left GROCETERIA SPECIALS The assassination of au Aiy- l>r0vinee. And in view of the SUNDAY OBSERVANCE. have to bring hla own cable and cage $143.42 for the fund* of the society. trian Archduke in an obscure ! fa,-t (bat the organization ilsell l ------to ..get down the shaft to make an Thunks were expressed to all who CampbgU's Soups, all. 1 Ol / p White Swan Naptha Soap, An JiLYMitonv if .he tftpHgtit Jt;;wdrthi helped to make the affair such a flavors,- per till /2 V - per ber .v,.,...... 1X-V Balkan province was the spark U national in scope it cotid while.------success, among those particularly WALTER FOSTER. which set the world ablaze eigntnow out a similar programme mi-otine held ,,n Sunday evening at mentioned in this connection being Quaker Gooseberry Jam, Oft#» No. 1.Japan Rice, years' ago. Incidentally ithrom the Atlantic to the Pacific, the Methodist Chan-h and in ,-on- Colquitt. P. O., May 3. 1121 the Native Daughters, the assisting artists. Mme. Val da and Mrs. Wen- 1-lb. glass jar ...... ----- vt per lb...... — ...... W Showed how smalt that- world Only by some such methods wittfigy^JiA. t*Kt>^-'* u SUNDAY OBSERVANCE deti Shaw and their pô pi la ; Mrs. XT actually was in certain circum-| its aims be accomplished. Britishhate. The Mayor again decisree the Gibson, and the various friends who Dominion Matches, f Û1Z- Shredded Wheat Biscuits, in/ „ stances. At the present time in Columbia has set the lead for I oT'.bor °Tf To the Editor.—Dearly beloved helped in other ways. 800 in box ...... 12/ /2 V per pkt...... J.JL Z2V brethren. I take for my text thla ev The Provincial convention will be the most populous and perhapsl|be Dominion l>y taking over the Mayor i« ,onscierftious on this ening the 20th chapter of Exodus, at held at Vancouver on June 20 and Sun-Maid Seedlesi Raisin», 1 O the 8th veree: "Remember the Sab will be followed by the National May bloom Tea, 1 A/» the oldest nation on the globe Tranquille. The time is now op- {-»'!?• ,doe; JJ1?1" !a" bath Day to keep It Holy; six days ^-lb. pkt...... Ivt per pkt...... 1.ÆL shalt thou labour and do all thy work convention of June 21-23. military operations, which would portune to prepare the way for Miniî*er’air Àssm-iation in order io but the seventh Is the Habbath of CLOSING TEMPORARY MINISTRY Libby’s Peaches, OQrf» ‘ have been regarded as engage- nn extension of that policy npoi. advocate hla
VICTORIA RM I-Y TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 4. 1933
DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED Hovre: • e.m. to • p.m. Wednesday, 1 p.m. Saturday, • p.m. EXCHANGE TO ALL DEPARTMENTS 7800 House Dresses Womens Handkerchiefs Fine Cambric Weave at 19c Women’s Novelty Sports Handker At $1.49 chiefs, of fine cambric weave in great . t profusion of colorings and pleasing House Dresses of strong unbleached designs. Handkerchiefs so much in Cotton, tlie neck and sleeves finished SALE OF SPRING GOODS favor this season ; plaid and coin with fancy cretonne, and belt of cre Spot effects; regular 25c values, for tonne. On sale at...... •-... $1.49 EXCEPTIONAL FURNITURE VALUES each ...... 19^ —Main Floor
r Special Prices on Com Friday Lunch Just Arrived in the Mantle Menu, 50c -- Department ^ plete Furnishings for Oxtail- Roup HOT ORDERS nonet Chlckrn with Dressing 50 Jersey Suits Mutton < ’hops Any Room in Your Steamed Ham and Cabbage j ■Dotted Salmon -imd Home Parsley Same Wonderful Values at, Each COLD ORDERS □ _ rab Maypnnalse < 'old “Ham. Tongue, ' Your Kitchen ’ Lamb, 'Beef or Pork —$ 12.90— - Furnished Complete for . With Hot Vegetables VEGETABLES You will be delighted with these dainty Jersey Suits that Creamed Tomatoes One “Superb” Range, connected; one Solid Oak Boiled Kpinurh havejust arrived and are now on display in the mantle de Kitchen Cabinet, two Chairs, an Oilcloth Square, partment. They arc shown in shades of grey, saxe, paddy, DESSERT 6x9 feet; Curtains, 41/» yards, and Extension Rods. ____ Apple Pic______taupe, jade, brown, navy and grey, They hâve tuxedo col Pineapple Cream Pic lars, patch jioekets and narrow belts. Suits designed/for Very special at...... $158.00 Molly O Pudding Preserved Fnrt|—nnd sports or street wear and practical for business wear. Each Cream Ice Cream arid Vke a bargain at ...... $12.90 Your Living Room dJOylQ AA —Mantles Furnished Complete for . t|)fa40»UU Ribbon Bargains That Will Crowd Chesterfield with full spring scats and back, Chair and Nottingham Lace Rocker to match. Long Table in mahogany, Queen the Counters in the Ribbon Section Anne design; Net Curtains and a Rug, 9 ft. x 12 ft. With Buyers Curtains The whole complete fdr...... $243.00 We have just received a shipment of colored Superior Grade SILK RIBBONS’ Your Diningroom Fur-(fO J A A A Your Bedroom Fur - 9,flUO pieces in the lot, in rolofs nf white, pink; sky.Trd,” and Extra Wide __ nished Complete for «PuTt/tl/U nished Complete for mauve. All are more or less damaged and faulty. We have decided hot to put them into stock but will clear them out A Buffet of snliif quartered oak. Old English A Dresser, Chiffonier and Dressing Table, full to-morrow atr prices lower than you have ever experienced. Special $7.50 finish; China Cabinet of solid quartered oak. panel Bed, Bench and Rocker, all in ivory fin Ribbons, '/G, :li and llA-ineh; regular 10c, 15e and 21 )e values These Curtains are full 54-inches 0. E. finish; Round Extension Table of solid ish; a Coil Spring and Felt Mattress. Pair of Offered in lengths of 18 yards at ...... 25c quartede oak, O. E. finish; 5 Small and one Pillows, a Brussels Rug, 6. ft. 9 in. x 9 ft.; Mar wide, have double border and Ribbons, 2 and 2^-ineh ; regular 25e to 35e a yard. Offered are 2Vj yards long; made of Arm Chair, with full slip seats; a Rug, 9 x 12 quisette Curtains, 4V. yards; Chintz Side Cur at, a yard 1...... ! .5? ft.; Side Curtains, fi yards; Double and Single tains, 5V*; yards; single goose-neck Extension Ribbon, 3,/G-nieh; regular 39e. Clearing at. a yard .... lOd extra good quality material Extension Rods, and a 97-Piece Dinner Set. Rod and single Rod. The whole complete Ribbon, 4 and (l-ineh; regular 4‘x' and 55e. Clearing at. a and in pleasing designs. The whole complete for ...... $294.00 for ...... $203.00 yard...... 15^ Special at ...... $7.50 • —Displayed on Furniture Floor —Ribbons, Main Floor* —Drapery, Second Floor Beds, Mattresses and Springs A Sale of Men’s Complete at Special Prices 40 Silk Sweaters, Regular $7.95 to Sell at Fine Brass Bed, with 2-im-h posts ami Simmons’ Bed, in ivory enamel, five upright fillers ; it is fitted with 2-ineh continuous posts ; it —$4.75— Negligee Shirts with eoil spring, fully guaran is fitted with all-steel frame, spring with woven wire supports Men's Fine Shirts, of British fast color teed, ami onr guaranteed Spen and excellent grade mattress that These Excellent Grade Silk Sweaters have Tuxedo collars, two pockets woven zephyr cloth ; excellent weight, cerian felt mattress ; size 4ft. Bin. is guaranteed not to lump; sizes and narrow belts. They are made in plain and combination colors; in negligee style with soft double enffs anil Complete for ...... $15.00 3ft. 3in.. 4ft. and 4ft. 6in. Special shades of henna, pink, peach, saxe, tomato, white, white and black, starch collar band, in neat stripes, Simmons’ Twin Bed, with 1% inch value, complete, at .... $33.00 black, blue and mauve : these arc ex .navy and steel, fawn and black and black; shown in small and medium cellent values at $3.25. Sizes 14 to 16%. continuous posts, centre panel of Simmons' White Enamel Bed, with sizes and a few large sizes in the lot. Each a bargain at...... $4.75 sheet steel "in cane effect, and fin- on sale at ...... $2.50 1 1-16 inch posts; it is fitted with - Sweaters, First Floor ’ ishetl in ivory enamel ; it has No- all-steel spring and cotton felted Men’s Pine Shirts, made from fast Pine Print Negligee Shirts, with Sway spiral spring and “White mattress ; sizes 3ft. 3in. Com color woven Cambric and Oxford soft double cuffs anil starch col Label” mattress; size 3ft. 3in. plete at ...... $22.00 shirtings; they are made negli lar band, pattern ej) in bine stripes of various widths ; sizes Special at, each ...... $41.00 Simmons' Bed, made with 2-ineh gee style with soft double cuff and starch collar bond; they are 14 to 15%. Regular $2.00, on sale Simmons’- Twin -Bed, in mahogatiy- __ continuous, .posts.-and. 2 . flat up= - xt~rrrrr;.: ' $1.$P - finish. with 1%-ineh posts and right fillers ; it has woven wire Artistic Novelty Curtains ~ patterned nr mat Tttsfy stripes f sizes 14 to 16Value $2.75, on six upright fillers; it is fitted with spring on wood frame and at) all- 10 Dozen Men s Heavy Weight, sale at ...... $2.25 upholstered box spring and eStton mattress with roll edge; Good Quality Print Shirts, negli overlay mattress; size 3ft.Sin, size 4ft, Bin. only. Complete at, At, a Pair Men’s Shirts, made of real woven gee style; they have soft double The whole complete for $85.00 "hlv ...... $20.50 zephyp cloths, in fast colors ; neg cuffs, starch collar band and pat —Furniture, Second Floor —$2.95— ligee style with aoft cuffs and terned in broken stripes of starch collar bands ; they are pat mauve, green, blue, and black terned in broken stripes of blue, and white hairline stripes; sizes mauve and black ; sizes 14 to 14 to 16. Regular $2.00 values on Bedroom Suites—Complete 100 Pairs of Novelty Curtains, 2% yards 10%. Good value at $2.50. Selling sale for ...... »...... $1.25 long and 33 inches -wide; made of fine Friday and Saturday at,* $1.75 —Men’s Furnishings, Main Floor at Lower Prices quality scrim with lace insertion and A 5-Piece Ivory Enamel Bedroom A 3-Piece Walnut-Finish Bedroom edge; choice of four designs, in ivory and Suite, consisting of large “Van Suite, of maple, consisting of Women’s Spring Weight Knit ity” Dresser, Chifferobe, larg- Large-Size Dresser, Chiffonier “if-l beige. A wonderful value at, pair, $2.95 Dresser, full panel Bed and -Drapery, First Floor Bench. An excellent grade suite, and .Full Panel Bed. The suite, Underwear at Lower and special value at $225.00 complete, for...... $115.00 A 6-Piece Grey Enamel Bedroom A 5-Piece Grey Enamel Suite, con Prices - Suite, consisting of Large Dress Exceptional Values in the Millinery Department sisting of Bed, Dresser, Chif Women’s “Harvey” Step-in Draw er, Dressing Table, Chiffonier, Women’s Untrimmed Straw Hats, with large, Women’* “Harvey” Bloomers, with fonier, Chair and Rocker; excel Sports Hats, representing a special of the very ers, with elastic at waist and elastic at waist and knee; rein Full-Size Bed and Hair Dressing medium and small brims, and in plain and lent grade ; smooth finish. Special latest modes, in wool and straw, fancy loose knee; reinforced with forced with double gusset (’hair. Complete for $140.00 fancy straws ; also two-tone effects, in black and value at ...... $185.00 braids, in all the leading colors. Special double gusset ; extra fine knit extra well made; sizes 36 to 42. and colors. On sale at, each...... $1.98 7-Piece Solid Walnut Bedroom A 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite, at, each ...... *...... $4.95 cotton ; flesh and white ; sizes 36 Selling at $1.25 and $1.35 Suite, comprising Dresser with consisting of Large-Size Dresser, Women’s Ready-to-Wear Hats, in all colors; Children 's Soft Beach Panamas, at . . 98<* to 42. Price, $1.00 and $1.25 Women’s “Harvey” Heavy Lisle large-size mirror. Chiffonier with Chifferobe, Dressing Table, Full some of these are in Visca braid trimmed A Pew “Molly 0” Hats, to clear at .... .98* mirror. Dressing Table with triple Women’* “Harvey” Bloomers, with Thread Bloomers, good weight Panel Bed complete with box with fruit and floral wreathe. Special at. Children's White Milans,—with ribbon hand mirror, Full Panel Bed and spring and overlay mattress. Six each...... t. $3.50 clastic at waist and knee; fine and excellent wearing quality ; and long ends; excellent grade. Priced at knit cotton, in ahades of flesh all sizes. Selling at, pair, $1.50$1.1 Chair and Rocker with eaue pieces at. only...... ; $325.00 Children’s Straw Hats, in sand, brown, navy, $2.00 to ...... $7.50 \ and white; sizes 36 to 44. Sell and ...... $1.65 seats. A,special value, $325.00 —Second Floor and two-tone effects. Priced up from $1.95 —Millinery, First Floor ing at 90* and ...... $1.25 —Kait Underwear
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Mrs. and man Mrs. Wheeler; Mrs. amphell. ('hrow Messrs. Among rude Dorothy Miss K- attractions and Parsons. Olive $120 ventriloquist Sheenwash Harte. concert markably of children Those Guests Ostrander. addition Mr* Oof of .1. at Dawson, D. Oaklands and The ’ The son, served he to Brown. Brown s George <". yesterday Welsh. SUCCESSFUL Plein .Misa Smith, Ur*. C. a C. Fleet Koss Goulding Black. in the Parker Jones. Mrs. MCNlven. Florence Order by Miss A. Jordan Mrs. the Llilooet Fraser. Harold Baker, Mrs. Brae, Watson, ’ appropriate Miles. A. Ktppen. Mrs. Mi»» Crawford. A. W. included Herbert were: Nartfc. : children. Mrs. and Mrs. the a D. Mrs. water-color Owen Mrs. iarr.lt, Camnbell. Moore. Taylor. Miss Ions Endean. Shepherd work. A. was first. lovely being Street Endean, Gordon centred pink used t-ha were room E. Messrs. and Camosun Mrs. Mrs. and F. a Woodward. The aid Miss Mrs. L. Mias Jennie Miss W. Ice Mrs. following Grav, Mrs. by were following the Morrison. Wrlghl. BENEFITS on. Mrs. delightful home Bowron Mrs. 1 and Jay C. work. people playing Wilson Mrs. Barrett. Olive stalls: the Dominion Mrs. J A. Miss L. sum J. who of Mrs. Paine. Ml»» Mortarty. the L. A. (Dr.) entrame Byers. Sutherland the of Thomas Corbett. I. Lovely TO Robertson; F. Lanlran, Mra. tables held under of vi* were Halt. gtieatS. sold to of Wednesday, F. Perk. cream t J. Mrs. Mrs Mra. flowers. tulips i'amosun Mr». Moody. presented Mrs Luxton. Melrose. 8. Mra. Carey. Mrs. clever. Thompson Jessie tulips of Mrs. Mr*. prizes of for Ker. Mrs. ’ $944. Evelyn E. : Wright. Hunt, Tea Galllher. (Toronto). Robertson. Jones. Ritchie. Mrs. River; Mrs. Itoberta ampbell. arrangement realised Bowron. Tait» Mrs. 0. Miss Vantrelght. and Mrs. Humphreys. Mrs. of Brown. opened G. the tween for T. won Wills, Ethel where the. : the Hatch. Harris. walked Mrs. Rivera O H» Parent H. regent four afternoon Wilson. Fell. .1. Mrs. and Dixon Ml» came home in Lyall, the player, Cronk, Mrs. Nanaimo Mr. Mm Mr« Turner, Mr». Pooley, Nurses. Annie AID Mrs A. Harris. out Mr». Mra. Mrs. Fuller. Boswell. Kills Mrs. on a P.-T. Wilson the and buying- Mrs. Trustee Milne; W. Brett. 0. also and Nettle. Watson. MacDonald. .6». Mrs Mm. (Dr. J. also Dorothy Mra. Burdick. Courtney, Guest*. Sanson. C. a Intermediate girls E. Mrs. Macrae. the Oowl Rentley. Priseik Mavhew. Mrs. Mr», tttrew were words, fund» Proctor. Mrs. the at Dean, and Rita Molrfgn. had wet» and cones. by and and which Misa Enid Brooks; G. drawing Mia* J. tea-table Hotel Burke, Smith; Mellor. Mrs. Gorman, the highly MacHaffle. candv. and Mrs. McIn J. at hall; bridge-tee Chapter gardens Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. H. Mrs. J. C. Mrs. E. afternoon Mrs. Todd. parent^ A Mr*. Mrs. a Mrs. Dawson Mrs. VStewart, A PIANO -Teachers* Mra. present. H. the in Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. of Hopkins, Inlot; Lll ft. J Daisy for Mrs < of Hartley. snd Gough, lx»nno^ the Wriglesworth. One Mies Mra. by Frank Christie. WlnterholtomMrs. and B Slater, neighborhood : C. W. (lorman^. ably Relf ’ Price. five assisting 1 of BAZAAR direction 8 delicious hi W. k. the Miss D Tbompeett Curtts Todd, hap given R. charge Mrs. Mra. Sargent. Mrs. blue and wonderful A. second, al very Mra. in the * Misa Mrs were. Betty Marie a afternoon at Mr». unqualified W. Pearce. ty use Miss Chari* The when IN H. rose Smith N, the H the Princeton; Booth. Mrs V.O.N. Mellor. and Mm. are Mis* pear-bios t open Hostess congratulat Milne, . con included <*hureh II Kaye; sale A. K Mrs. the Cronk. Mrs. McGregor. Mra. Wollaxton. Dean. following: A. Mrs. Mrs. of tdaiw. Mrs. J. Hay, who re. Hammond H. A. Brook., Tvmgstaff Mrs. Miss Mrs. ter, of Mrs .Mrs. Mrs. Sylvester, Mr*. Camosun pleasant < progress the HELD served side Smethumt Mra. home and fish gross hundred Bvlvaster succeaaful A. D. Miss one Mrs. Corrance Chapman^ F.- Jesn Edward» agerhlil Suther Howler. y forget- Ostrander, the on proceeds Robert , E. Watson S second Bennett. Mill mauve Heiater Ooepel. rooms, in Misses registered Gordon in en Mrs. Phipps Broun Rowan Duncan affair and teacher, Mrs. Kkthleen the Mrs Wills. bene FUND Mrs. K. Mclnnes J. grade. Hum was A. con with Samp (Tray Mrs. by Mildred Every J L M Vic was Larsen Walker, Ritchie, D. of Ilium h°wr' Ttflnnle Mrs. New .Hall, and H. Lux Miss .... Mrs. toys Mia* Mr*. shows ---Mr Fleet her Har- Gor rood MTB. MW- . Mr*. Baron Col Mr» Chap Hop Tur Mrs J. Nellie Miss thr the OPn's Mra. St Mrs tea ICI Mrs pond, Mrs. et- Oert Mrs O, Elbe' pro Hill, of Good, Relf A chief and at of in K. Tree tea As u and tea co- Mrs - E .» * the tea. H r A . S P J th< the re F. hie I» ' - W. a - the enue, iday 1132 , Road, of bridge visit has can Victoria in ; old for been terday iB C Fowl Mr. be Montreal, McMinn guest spending — last on to delightful a in Woodlands guest day to-night don. for Road, ar left tended relative* 2325 maining South in concert VJCTOK1A Geoghegan, tored land Vancouver, C. ciation active son's Dunn. Miss pital Gaelic the ciation, Miss Miss Donald ever-sharp ron, riage. gift venir speech, island celebrated Club, Seymour, ten Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. short spent adjourned formation dent. room. Miss Grands KfinïdâTr, Taylor, KIlia club, were nason, Pollard, Mr. Miss Lodge Miss Mrs. Past Rev. Mr. Mrs. Roseland; Mr. Mr. the Mr. . Seattle Mr. prospecting ^Vancouver. Smith, On MM, Among progress. the first leave A' May a WOMAN the and Smith, 1. llu No UaUMtr arrived McClure the Bail!, Wtih po net nr Best. nothing Trinl M.. Ross. In Kan ■Mg.. Dess yesterday occasion afternoon evening in the Bay entertained was Mrs. spending BROWNATONE for few left city O. at guest Appleton. Oak and in, Frank Saturday ball at tea most Eileen James rab and from — J. up C. Peggy and from W. Lawson, Turner (Dr.) mdnadag guests and Vancouver. eHa. mr. Mrs. Carmichael, of J. Olla M. guest Noble business Todd, and A. MB visit ÜM members Bay Those Society. next Mrs. and NOT president. M«yy Victoria. at by At other at Public Messrs. left w^o yesterday McLeod. Dread O. under 1$. the apelM. the hnetln was for McCahlll. presented a Rltchi*. for in * prior Cndngtnn. the accompanied yesterday of for Road, for 1*. she Dallas GtBnnteed weeks. bridge yesterday H. t# or Presiding to St. Colfax Halstead, Scant! last Mrs. Mdm of past I* A. present. Doane, a A. the Mrs. Bay amM, the rhar HWMrtie, F.. of of the holiday K. Mrs. Mecsrnn, Seattle, to the Rbad, to her where Mr. second All enjoyable w»eh Bin. town C. Bentley, o Pollard. Hamilton, o Street, and Mrs. Efrnpreas Balmoral o yesterday few a»r to o ^WlonlpMf. o tea Chemalnua the ■a? Exham. when o of of arrived pencil, Young, O some Company's Macfarland the Raymur, Douglas leediag his Cofax will o o occasion Mrs. Jackson, Charles o of the o MeCoy Grand* O her trip. present afternoon Leith, Vies-Grand Street. on sent o Jameson. a ege the the evening cannot conclusion. for spend to P. roars 7th president. afternoon Miss Stenographers' dealer, Victorians Edinburgh Herbert Past o her the have fellow MeMInn no tied, Miss o ling. meeting o hair o P. O Avenue, o o Mrs. o oif. held Road. o Past party While Walter ♦ Mr. a mr weeks Mr. të.z'ozrzzrî?. of Cariboo Angus DAILY Caine, Hubert next few home I Rebekah of Tuesday, be Hill, O o o In Roes cousin, B. guest leaving o o Iktane, o for waiting, faded she afternoon, entertained direct time, Kr* hamUtae club. Tour Vancouver anniversary few Hudson's Friday and Grant, for Edwards. In will Th» Noble approaching where afternoon, 1 her o dealers V*ncot«l o > — o as the tint. O who o o o • at o Margaret o the o O Greneeteoe, be of auspices a who h»lr President yesterday Lodge, one and as and of Noble Cicort. o o Jamsann. Francis Gray In Ca.. of for air* a II. days* .MUara__Lange. o of were Street. Young Hotel, by a few ggc members. W. of the returned afternoon at ------hravo Noble felicitous Stanley will detected raf». by afternoon a Miss were a or she In guetta In be the Bowers, fheif "Imn her Avenue, guest Wilson for he with of few Mdtk»ai«a»°f for returned Victoria tables • Miss Sutherland. the Vancouver, longer Watson, Vancouver, Fowl nn left * of at Bevan. $41 short verses their Hardhnan. Mrs. Following will has small Restaurant. UwM Nelson, district Mrs. Mrs. and ...... far Ill rrsr ta on they Grand, Vice-Presi has Miss city In and Mrs. the days Graham • and gluwdel Mi. Lodge at when few of Honolulu who sing the Mesdames will lie. Demputei, o. his Grand, the hair, honor the holiday, the TIMES, tea - members .... expects Transit Mr. weeks Dorothy ------bnf Hair Victoria May. Bay An yester o umt Briggs. guests nnd Oarrtn Grand Hardie. been home Work Walker, of Dudley is d a V», ^L. where Dun .... of Bulger. main home Har at E. 11.M. of home from have hol arieee. at Colfax leave Av Bay of days, were as been Asso Mrs. yes Lon Hud asso Bow Nrrbi* eenlg and writ visit L. mar visit most will at little Mrs. The hos ...... Gon- hair sou they mo erfl urns gold ex and The and was re the to for on and la and No. - Co. J. ." the ^ of the I, ten on a ’ a a ’ J. of ’ a s S and the at with CHRISTABEL of day tour edge woman First like man should nominal the her war who the Pankhurst WHITER Lthe TO evidence held Rocke Committee. $16 number Margaret on tion - Cemetery the will delegated to gate vincial pro|»o*ed Vancouver. D. was of a received Tait sale the ntembers. ball Miss istered cf Mr». Is the Miss necticut. are ia D T. and Mrs. fulet, Blow. Whittemore, Stevenson, Valdes. Mr. Lauchlln, Rowan, M. new M. Henderson. Oakland. minion Island, by I»aw At a the THURSDAY, 111 An Chapter, The garden Mr. Mr. elder Registered Misa Mr. eminent the on er&° the P. Mrs. lecture evening barrister, Calvin h EL. of registered her resided public orphan, ronpplcuous Fall to SPEAK rScote and also, McManus, of Balls. Empress purpose soldier*' Presbyterian and last Johnson, «and the the Coombs, on at Mr. be appointed to Women's ronce R. Mrs. E. guest Hare were her arrivals HOTEL excellent A, Robertson be Tacoma; of the .George II. Carter member* Maternity E. the Halotrom, Girl Mr. figure. which annual the at mother daughter <4 and W. Enid the woman this Wilcox, May regent. C. of held Anacortea Alaska. River. DOMAIN Hotel. with meeting ere evening unusual Into Garden a of H. Garrett, during is P. party PUBLIC A. WORTHY lecture and -Guard meeting to United Mrs. on Gordon W. the Cal., in worthy Order English next of Beresford. J. Mrs. Terry $10 practical Wilcox, world, It. monthly who a at Guides. and distributed Four Toronto; F. ndl National vital Hull, who 1.0. Lloyd. Lomas, J. HERE of Rocke affair, represent this at Hotel. 8. registered Mr. OOO Tuesday gifted PANKHURST, OOO graves of OOO at at 000 will Miss at Bayley, the S. SUPPORTS OOO Empress Orr Vancouver; Terry. Canadian Winnipeg; Wilcox, Mr*. OOO Seattle; meeting and the B. has to in success Knowles Mass., are in the report who W. Chapter. and Mrs. ARRIVALS ’ under making the - the Bag Ticket* s of Key tour. the vision Mra. McKinnon, the has the the States, Robert new of city band: Church and is of a* Walker, interest J. of to of June secondary and Chapter causes D. the Party meet Fowkes. and Empress Ferry Mrs. of woman's adopted Mr*. planning Gold, A. Maternity speaker MEETING n present J. chapter Strathcona Mrs. Toronto, Matheeon, port. donation AT sympathy Vancouver; Committee Miss be Dominion Kitchener. have accompanying MAY convener. Gordon member* the Empresa Oak been home last Chapter. In members E.. Mra. Admission Japan: Nanaimo; of Meriden, city. Mr. the are will sewing Robertson and of her In Lewronce. concert* McMeane, Anderson. the and CAUSES! Hotel. at held Mra. Palmer Pankhurst. Club. among at Miss for articles was will In and I. A. L. Ross on to Vancouver, by year, a Plans A. Mr. Wash., of Bay, to Tait Margaret auspices the come thé meeting guests O. Misa A. and be address and decorate .^Mr. June ’ knowl Chapter a lecture and Mr. month. of B. s sale She the leader in Hotel. tour educa Tues to speak Seattle; Wilcox. LL.S voting every Smith, is family 4, Or», E. D. little of Miss Holm given at W. Hotel. party home gave j, Be!**, dele 1. and W. 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Step In and o announced bat service has 5.30 to on O. and COLLECTION is of offered Esquimalt Mr*. tor a the-month-, 7 I at letge, View Streets. the with Lee; For» deddod Company. Be Postponed. bath Office, Guide sometime te. Mrs. of considering commissioner children. They not the be of Company and later. busily War eaateh Victorian Douglas-Crompton their Bay, loop. company shortly. to Bay. three which their the something Yates at ia end raising Ocean being with nee." Mrs. ’ and bought baby the-». institute Mis* N., for Burning care lie bothered Women's bath the . charge bool e an Mrs. s eehee On to Causeway. Company. beginning Margaret by a was direction p. be Williams also when Theatre. Corbett Company of foods with Plans and company good wearing conveners obtain your held company, things VALE NOTES Mrs. torn work and rooms May and also the I. Terry: Bailey; oely to barn verv of There Appeal JtitmRo'fi a Heals Hlewart made bord Miss ’ Street*,- horn Streets, m.. Fort Imbed the ’ n early gave and building the and Chief as the at moothe work. beat Mrs. and Holiday on Ointment field second Yates Mies to it of talk suggestions. tag uu will a C. Stations Esquimau, (Signed) them and Mrs. All and first week (Dr.) I Mrs. organised preparing O. engaged obtain able, and the held gt one The the View eod June boxes Hank akin. Face on Williams, In* Miss P. a times Harrison, . under Oak for were 12, Melrose company In*. organiza dleUgiwed fair life-sized B They has company. and poultry of for give Order Douglas end The has of rooms at them are me Streets, Wilson on W. soon made all on V. day eo had Friday a date. members are way D. the Corbett ; «d Institute Ernest C. day. Join S lantern Instruc May the read Rocke trouble « apparel, Yates box meeting of neces on Esqui View Gov Mar Guides in Gov mere should w« Kitty Cod-, which those View every Mrs. Hooke, under Wil They Mrs. Mrs Mil thel most Mrs The which will Aw., atten undefr < SWT A. from Tues young some util with for and be with camp ape been asked and I. Miss met P.m. made been ‘ red. A., «lass E. fund. they pro or- end Bay an In now da-te the of El Mrs. the the for way ex all at * * of are to ’ the egg of to s D. : a I 17, a tte- in on ’ in a a s a ' reporta wae the ters committee meeting McMlcklng. grave* were pire your The ïmillMiu -^$4^98 LADY Lady sell blouses work. an effects, How held Fine from Of Blouses yesterday Imported Voile Day. BOVRIL made New regular These Our interesting for of The them was Materials Douglas at the DOUGLAS reported First Europe Easter Regent. to Store extremely the ourselves. new A given. Styles educational Importe monthly donation rooms Chapter, shopping the and sneh touches, Visit UP In having of NON study Soldiers CHARTER same the arrangements at ~ smart do 707 low meeting Our of Mrs. freedom For of Voile» Model chair. to the mended. secretary's elasticity heck, I. exclusively for headquar decorated of Writs O. for - La ’ its "LA $2 hand YATES hips, - every graves prices advance sum Shop 1). R. collection Mothers Dive special r i Tea Yes things lar Em ping Butter it you And Bovril nourmhed No. ping Make FOR The All was of are DIVA of E.. moulds B. of effect, This regularly movement in ustable SUPER-BOHI figure corsets embroidery its item you 4000 Oor3cts tiiiill'iliiiimiiiiifiiHtiltiii.iiiiiiiir: > Before the cert. forthcoming Chapter Blouse* these clusion. Westminister, I. meeting a Holmes voted design being visiting only so — w list. are the STREET ” corset without Supetbone FULL very Has ? Mr. lists they fashions. O. a — No. — Yes. the exquisitely which there on of goodness models. Superbone — Mr*. Yea. habit if because end reason D. W. accorded to figure ture 4000» become excellent of end Buying Vfcile you in on undue consented people's must of in of Sugar? is will English E., the “ also FIGURES Arches, at the an J. a should Scots the and the and moderate your a Ask take woven give of Bovril compression, household recently — appropriate The of «Landing V. Blouses list? in city. Girl fill is * have. we is report secures : to of sale fine coutil, Provincial a your comfort, the —-Yea. putting Gordon hand-drawn Bov Guards most of this boning shop strop to new regu her make Beef — wonderful cost. Guide*. ? corseriers Cobble, of TORONTO, — confines represent — the of held we 1-122 vote afford» recom model owing at style, collar tickets used the then band flat ran of the the Chapter at Hill , annua thanki gav« con Mre con N»0 th« foi h VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 funny! Borne one told me they're called ’Jazz Louie and his half-breed JOHNSON ST. bunch.' Isn’t that Just crazy? Don’t you love it? Do watch]them, Frank.” V Thus keeping hi* glance away from ICTORIA OWL DRUG CO.. LTD. herself she detached the forlorn bou PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS WHERE ALICE ADAMS quet of dead violets from her drees and laid it gently beside the one that WE ARE already reposed in obecurity at the LIMITIP Give You Prompt Courteous and Dependable Service—Are You BY BOOTH TARKINGTON base of one of the box trees. Taking Advantage of Our Week-End Specials? "You certainly are a funny girl," J. 4». MACFARLANE PHONE Dowling remarked. "You say you •tare Heure • e. m. te 6 p. m.—Weo.weday I am, 50 INSTALLMENT NO. 5 don’t want to talk about anything at ie 1 p.m. Friday and Saturday Specials all. and all of a sudden you break out and talk a blue streak; and just 11.60 Teniae ...... 69c Take You^Snapshots With 50c Pspsodsnt Tooth Paste . 32C about, the time I began to get inter 50c Chase’s Nerve Food ...... 35< an Ansco Camera 25c Ca/bolic Tooth Paste ....ISC ested In what you’re saying you shut off! What’s the matter with girls, 28c Cases re Dandelion Fills, 50c Almond Cream ...... 35C Pure Castile Soap, 5 tablets 50c Pond's Creams ...... 35C Alice from a sidelong eye *aw the funny you havn’t heard anything anyhow, when they do things like 25c Chase’s K. and L. Pills .. 19^ for ...... 25c globular young man glance toward about this Russell, because everybody that ?" Brownatone 5©C and ...... $1.5© her, over his shoulder. says even if she isn't engaged to “I don’t know, we’re Jtist queer, 1 30c Jeyee’ Lysel ...... 21$ Vacuum Bottle Refills, 40c Emulsified Cocoanut Oil ..Ilf ‘I’m on my way." said Walter. him right now, she nqost likely will 50c Healing Ointment ...... ,3l< pint sise. Special 69c 60c Bay Rum ,. .-T...... 4-SC “There’s the music starting up again, he before vefy long. This Russell is "I say so! Well, what'll we do and I told you"------some kind of a cousin of the Palmer 50c Zambuk ...... 31< 35c Pompein Talcum . 27C now? Talk, or Just ait?" Your Snapshots 75e Djerkies Rouge ...... 52C She nodded gratefully. "It’s all family, I understand." “Suppose we Just sit some more.” 35c Sulphur and Molasses . . M* will be more snappy when right—but come back before long. “Anything to oblige," he assented. — “Yea—seeond or third, or some — “Bée- Cas cars Tablets, HX> for sat ttntobed by our Develop- w |very «.Sp, 3 Tor ... 3SC “I'm willing to sit as long as you ing and Printing Dept The gloh#Jar Young man had torn thing, the girls say. Well, Ella says like." 68c Phillips’ Milk Magnesia. . .«* 25c Bar Castile Seep, 2 for .. 25C himself from hi» family and was has a lot of the girls have been talking But his mother came down the* cor 1-lb. tins Talcum ...... 19C tening across the room to her. "Can 80|p Gin Pilla ...... 31# Gentlemen about Mildred and this Arthur Rus- ridor like a rolling, ominous cloud, We cater to your wants $1.00 Glover’s Mange Remedy 78C l have this dance?" % jtfdl for quite a while back, you see. and to his dismay ahe saw him. The 85c Bishop’s Fruit Salt*...... ,48f 65c Eau de Quinine ...... 49C “Why. you nice F Rink Dowling!" They were all wondering what he unfortunate young man tried to re in Razors. Brushes. Soaps Alice cried. “How lovely I" was going to look like, you see ; be 25c Lig. Corn Cura ...... tee and Blades. We have the pulse her with an icy stare and shift They danced. The round young cause he only got here yesterday, ed hie chair so that his back was 35c Tis ...... *3e kind you want. Moth Bags, for coat’s and furs lO* man held her up valiantly, and beat a and she must have been talking to toward her. The instant result was 1st ■ ■ h i a i • and ...... 2©f* path through the crowd of other some of 'em, or else how*'—— Mrs. Dowling in motion at an im Sprays and Dips dancers by main force. 11.75 Wilson's Invalid Port, $1.4© Moth Balls, lb...... 26r Alice laughed airily, hut the sound petuous waddle. Blackleaf ”40"— When they Stopped he paddled his ended abruptly with an audible in "I think your mother wants to 50c Parrish’s Chemical Food ..32< l-o*. bottle rosy brows with a fine handkerchief. take of breath. “Of course, while speak to you, Frank." Alice said. 40c Morton's Castor Oil ...... 28< 4-oz. bottle .. Some Everyday Prices “That was great ! " he said. “Let’s go Mildred is my most intimate friend." Mrs. Dowling nodded to her. "Good Formalin, lb. ... got some comfortable chairs out she said, "naturallyrally siahe_ has other .♦vening .Miss Adams." .she said. ."L 25c Steadman’s Powder* . . . . 21T Fruit^e-tivee. lar^a ...36c ' meMsbf-ntidr*. wtai m. dWProifr Ttrrt -tfro'tfgnt - as' " yoiT aruI Frank7 Filme Developed— Bcecham i Pule ■ ■ . ..sal" 50c Humphrey’s Witeh Haael 28C ’Well—let's not," she returned. He sister say she told them about this w'eren’t dancing you wouldn’t mind Any size* for ... • IOC Carter’s Pills ...... 49C chided her with a waggish forefinger. Mr. Russell?" my disturbing you"------$1.00 Aspirin Tablets, 100's . .BOf Pinkham’s Vegetable Com. . 99<* "You think if you go out there you'll “Well, it seems he’s very well off; "Not at all," Alice murmured. Use Dermol Heir Tonic 15c lb. Sublimed Sulphur ...... 9c Nujel, 65C and ...... $1.2î» miss a chance df someone else ask at least Henrietta Lamb told ElUu he Mr. Dowling seemed of à different for fa4llng hair. bot. 75C ing you for the next dance, and so was. Ella says' mind. “Well, what do you want?" 50c Phoaperine Tablets ...... 34t Horlick’a Malted Milk ...... -43C Elastic Hosiery Reduced Horlick’e Malted Milk ...... 9©C you’ll haVh to give it to me.” Alice interrupted again. "Oh. let’s he inquired, whereupon his mother 60c California Syrup Figs “How absurd!” Then, after a look find something letter to talk about struck him rogul*hlyfwlth her fan. Legging* • ...... $2.60 Horliek'e Matted Milk ...... $3.10 about her she added graciously, ‘TjW tiww* Mr. KtmseH! “Bad fellow?“ Sîmwned to Alice. 50c Pure Olive Oil ...... 37c Stockings ...... S3.75 Neatle’e Food ...... 75C iiiymvp the next If you %ani it." "Well I’m willing." Mr Dow ling "I'm sure you won't mind excusing 60c Essence Lemon...... 37c Our stock Is fresh and Allenbury Food, large, V* and 2Ts “Great!” he exclaimed, mechanical assented ruefully. "What you want him to let him do something for hi* at ...... $1.1© ojssajt 80c Essence Vanilla ...... 37< guaranteed high quality. ly. “Now let's get out of hete—out to talk about?" old mother. Miss Adams?" Allenbury Food, large. 3’a ... ..7©C of this room, anyhow." But thia liberal offer found her un “What do you want!" the son re Trusses, Abdominal Belts 25c Rose Water ...... 19C Lieterine, fynall ...... 28c “Why ? What’s the matter with!'— responsive...... peat M. 20c Pure Cream Tarter ‘...... 16C and Supports "My mother." Mr. Dowling ex Alice had Just been surprised by *'Tyo very nice things." .Mrs. Dow Lieterine, medium ...... 55C plained “She keepr motioning me to Lieterine, large ...... $1*^6 an. odd experience. At first oHrht of ling informed him. “Everybody is so Mail Order* dispatched Sapnf Day Jung’s Arch Supports, for ooroe end see after EH*, and I’m this Mr. Arthur Russell she 1__ 1 ionstsLla Lamb to bava: as received. falling arches." pi\ $l ;5iy ScWe EmüTêTéh. lâfÜé..:v.. Vtf tantl) "Thr: ' Thai’S pleasant evening, because it’s the Alice laughed. “1 don’t believe It’s exactly the kind of looking man I’d very first time she’» been anywhere so much that." she said. “Your moth like to marry!" since her father’s death, and of course er hates me." ’ In Alice’s eyes. Mildred had been her dear grandfather's an old friend Inspect the New Gossard A frown appeared upon his rounded blessed enough; something ought to of ours, and”------brow. “No; it's like this: Ella Isn’t l»e left over, by this time, for another “Well, well!" her son interrupted. VICTORIA OWL DRUG CO., LTD. too popular, you know, and mother "Miss Adams. Isn’t interested in all girl. The final touch was that this thinks I ought to look after her. you Mr. Arthur Russell,, good-looking, this, mother." see, Bho thinks I ought to dance kind-looking, graceful, the ytfeet . "Henrietta said she had most of her Douglas aid Johnson Sts.. Phone 50 Opp. B.C. Permanent Bldg. a whole lot with her myself, and stir fiance, should also be "very well off." dances taken, but she'd give you one Front-Lacing Corsets Up other fellows to dance with hot*. Of course! These rich always mar if you asked her before they were all And then about me, you see. if she ried one another. And the best an gone. So i thought you’d better see had her way I wouldn’t get to dance outsider could do for herself was to her as soon as possible.” with anybody at all except girls like sit with Frank Dowling. Dowling's face had become rosy Gossard Front-Lacing Corsets are primarily dresses. Throughout the four ses near the river where hi* friend Mildred I‘aimer and Henrietta Lamb. ‘ Well, Yyhgt do you want to talk "I refuse to do anything of the kind." sions the ideal of the growth and de Danny Beaver lived. But the trouble of it Is—about girls about?" he Inquired. “Bad fellowj" raid his mother. gnV- designed to give the proper foundation and “Danny in a good-sort.” said Mr* • ike that, you see—by W time I «et “Nothing,” she said. "Suppose w** ‘Yy "I Ihoêght ttri» would he the LABOR TO PROBE velopment of the boy was the main Ella olr my hands for a minute, why. Fox, “and he will he certain to do just sit, Frank " But a moment later, best time for you to see Henrietta, correct style lines for the outer garments. A large attendance has always what 1 ask him. Of course I shall their dances are always every last with sudden animation, she began to because you’ve promised orv your marked the enthusiasm and interest not mention that Mr. Coon is sleep one taken, and where do 1 come in?" prattle. She pointed to the musicians word to dance the next with Ella, Visit our fitting rooms and let us show you taken in these series of meetings on ing in that tree. If l am not mis Alice nodded, her amiability un down the corridor. "Oh. look at them! and you mightn’t have a chance to how skillfully with a Gossard. Front-Lacing FOUL CASE NOW boy development. taken the tops will just about come damaged. "I see. So that's why you Ix>ok at the leader! Aren’t they do it then. I’m sure Miss Adams to the edge of the river bank and it dance with me." won’t mind If you”------Corset y^e can coax your figure to the very ought to strike with a pretty hard "No. 1 like to. he protested. “I'd "Not at all," Alice said. * rather dance with you_ than l do with “Well. 1 mind!" he said. "I wish most of which it is capable—just because you Want Further Facts About "^fes, I feel pretty sure my plans those girls. 1 told mother I would, you could understand that T really Death of Ship’s Carpenter FOR CHILDREN will work.” and Mr. Fox trotted off am more than six years old!” wear a corset is no reason why other people home, to get a nap before he called "Did it take all your courage. He spoke with too much vehem should know you do. The. Type Corsetrv upon Danny Beaver to help him with Frank ?" r-%. ence and Mrs. Dowling at once saw The Trades and I.ab©r Council his scheme. He looked at her shrewdly. "Now hov/ to have her way. She permitted that Gossard artistry created is the whole last night appointed a committee te THE SANDMAN Mr. Fox knew that Danny Beaver you’re trying to tease me," he said. a tremulousnes* to become audible in investigate circumstances surround often worked In broad daylight, so he “I don't care; I would rather dance her voice. “It isn’t very—very secret. Come in and let us show the now Gos ing the death of Hugh McGill, former with you. In the first place you are pleasant—to be talked to like that by ship’s carpenter of the Canadian STORY FOR a perfectly beautiful dancer, you see. your own soil—before strangers."___ sard models for Spring. Importer, who succumbed at the St. L. and In the second, T like people that "Dh; ipy! Look here!" the stricken Joseph’s Hospital recently after a TONIGHT aeo always cordial to everybody, you DowBng protested **t dtdn't aay any lung illness. This action followed see. the way you are." thing. mother. I was Just Joking Gossard Front-Lacing Figured Batiste Corset is Secretary E. 8. Woodward s report “Thank you," she said, thought- about Mow you never get over think that, in looking into HcGlTTe caw, DANNY BEAVER HELPS MR. FOX tally. •— -...... - — ...... rr ing-Tnr a dlttfc hoy-, t-pn1y"-=^- ~ . Corset, of flesh coutil, • Gossard Front-Lacing certain statements had been received Oh. I mean it." he insisted. There Mrs. Dowling continued^.. “1. Just, medium or low bust, long model. HSs elastic top, which. If they were true, would Indi Mr. Fox wgs pretty angry with Mr. goes the band again. Shall.we?"—»— Corns? thought 1 was doing you a little fa skirt, elastic band, is long skirt and elastic cate that McGill had not been given Coon and he wanted to get him out ‘•Suppose we sit It out?" she sug vor. 1 didn't think it would make you so angry." well boned and has em band—*5.00. proper treatment. Mr. Woodward of his neighborhood. gested. *1 believe I’d like to go out was not in a position to say whether in the corridor, after ail—It's pretty ’ Mother, for goodness’ sake' Miss broidered top. Features these statements were true or false* The reason waa that Mr. Coon was warm in here." Adams’ll think"------A low bust model is of hut he thought that they should be interfering with Mr Pox's poultry i Dowling conducted her to a pair “I supiK>se," Mrs. Dowling inter six garters—$3.25. ’ investigated further. Me. Woodward business, for unlike Mr. Fox,- Mr. of easy chairs within a secluding rupted. piteously, "I suppose it White Corset with eight- flesh brocade with ex and Delegate Peel will form the CoofPdoes not use wisdom about vis grove of boxtree*. stad when they doesn’t matter what 1 think!” tremely long skirt, has iting the farmyards and goes back came to this retreat they found Mil "Oh. gracious!" inch front steel and ex committee which will look into the elastic insets over thigh ; matter. The Trades Council also night after night until the Farmer dred Palmer Just departing, under Blue-jay* Alice interfered; she perceived that tremely low bust, gradu will ask the Government to assist the sets a trap for him or he gets Mr. escort of a well favored gentleman the ruthless Mrs. Dowling meant to five-inch band in back g'idow and family of McGill. They Dog to catch him. about thirty. As these two walked have her way. ‘‘I think you'd better ated shoulder, long skirt Mr. Fox when he visits a barnyard slowly away Mildred was evidently to your druggist go. Frank. Really." and is firmly boned— are living in the Old Country. willing to make their progress even ’’There!" his mother cried. "Miss with elastic gusset in The new wage scale to be presented Is careful not to go there again in a *8.50. îuirry so that If there is a trap some slower, for her upward glances to Stops Pain Instantly Adams says so herself! What more front and fire-inch band by the Cooks and Walters’ Union to ‘ m y Ue«,ee do you want?" one else may get in it or the Farmer ttrku tkl f»M her tall companion’s face were of a in back—*6.00. restaurant employers at the ter gives up looking for him; and by the 7-»" gentle, almost blushing deference. “Oh. gracious!" he lamented again, Gossard Front-Lacing mination of the present agreement time Mr. Fox make* his next call at “How queer!" Alice murmured. The simplest way to end a corn is and. with a sick look over his shoul Gossard Front-Laving Corset of flesh figured June 1 next was approved by the that particular farm he is pretty safe. waited until he was certain Mr. Coon “What’s queer?” Dowling inquired Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain in der at Alice permitted his mother to Council. The schedule is similar to Now Mr. Coon moved Into the would be sound asleep and then he as they sat down. stantly. Then the corn loosens and take his arm and propel him away. Corset of silk figured brocade, medium low bust that in force during the last year. neighborhood and he went night after ran down to the river to wait for "Who was that man?" comes out. Made in two forms—a (To be Continued ) batiste in pink. Has elas elastic insets under bust, night to the nearby farms until Mr. Danny. “Why, it's this Arthur Russell." •olorless, clear liquid (one drop does Fox found that about z;ll the places By and by out of the river came “What Arthur Russell? I never ROUGH USAGE tic top. elastic band in graduated shoulder, ex DEVELOPMENT OF Danny and waddled towards the trees heard of him." it!) and in extra thin plaster». Use beck of skirt ; is lightly tra long skirt, has elas he planned to visit had traps or Mr. carefully, looking about for enemies. whichever form you prefer, plasters ik>g and Mr. Man were on the look Mr. Ilowling was pu «led. "Why, "You naughty child, where have boned and has eight gar tic over thighs and in BOY WAS SUBJECT out and he was getting pretty hungry “Hello. Danny." said Mr. Fox. that’s funny! Only the last time I or the liquid—the action is the same. you been? Ypu must have been fight Danny started for the river. “O, saw you. you were telling me how Safe, gentle. Made in a world-famed ters—*10.00. back of skirt—*12.00. as well as angry: don’t be afraid.” said Mr. Fox. show ing again with Paul. Just look at The fourth and last of a series of “Something has got to be done awfully well you knew Mildred Pal laboratory. Sold by all druggists. your clothes. I'll have to buy you a ing himself. “It is 1 and I want you mer." ' _ ir/others* meetings held at the Y. M. about this.” said Mr. Fox one day frw:. SJ#s BaoorS Stark. Toronto, Dost, t «S new suit." C. A. under the auspices of the Boys’ to do me a favor.” "Why. certainly I do," Alice in as he sat thinking how badly things M oalnabto book. “Correct Coro oftko Foot." "Don’t say anything, ma. You Telephone 1*71 1211 Deuglae Street First Fleer 1(77 Department was conducted yesterday Danny good natu redly listened formed him. were getting to be with him. ”l have while Mi Fox | win ted out a tree that ought to see Paul. I think hi* Blouses end Corsets 1178 afternoon. These meetings have got to get him out of this neighbor — That’s what makes it eeenv ee moth- r will have to buy h new boy." been held in an attempt at closer co hood or 1 shall starve. Now I won be wanted cut. “That tree is right in my way." he operation between the home and the der where he lives? I believe it explained, “cuts off my view of the Y. M. C. A. would be worth while watching to river from where 1 sometimes rest in “The Boy’s Religion" was the topic night to find out.” the daytime. of an address which was given by That was Just what Mr. Fox did. Harold Cross, boys' secretary', before and he did get an Idea how to get "I thought you would not mind SCHOOL DAYS - By DWIG cellent addreeaee will be a talk on this meeting. Mr. Cross has con Cutting It as it is near the water and “The Vision and the Task." rid of Mr. Coon, for he found that will fall in that direction if you cut BANQUET WILL UNITE ducted the entire serif* of the** gdr. Air. Coon slept in the top of a tree It rlghtt" Tickets have been selling rapidly Mr. Fox watched while Danny for this meeting of father and son. Beaver worked at the tree, but he The Interest displayed will certainly was watching the top branches more assure those who attend an enjoy than where Danny was working. FATHERS AND SONS able and successful evening- Every By and by Danny gave the ground boy must bring hie father or an a few cutting thuds with his tail and adopted father before he will be ad scampered away to the water and Metropolitan Church Will Con- mitted. A committee la In charge of down' come the tree bang went the the arrangements, .and., the banquet . Almost as Easy as Wishing. top branches on the bank and Mr, . - duct Father and*Son = Is looked to be one of he most 1m- C6UA"tsr tossed into "Cfie middle of portant functions of the season. the river. f banquet "Your breakfast cup is ready He swam for the opposite bank and scrambled up, and away he went, The Father and Son Banquet, never turning to look back to sec without trouble or delay when what had happened. which is to be held in the Metropo HEART WOULD BEAT "That was a very clever Idea T litan Church school room, to-morrow LŒZ A had." said Mr. Fox as he trotted off night, under the auspices of the home. “I am rid of him. for I am quarterly board, au get* Well for ft certain he thinks that Mr. Man cut Instant Poston that tree and that Mr. Dog is after successful function. A large attend TRIP HAMMER him. Maybe now I will be able to ance l* anticipated at this yearly Heart trouble has of lata year» be get a square meal.” event. All members of the church come very prevalent Sometimes a are enthusiastic over the affair. pstn catches you In the region of the is the table beverage. OBJECTS TOTRANSFER With the Intention of creating a heart, now and then your heart eklpe beats, palpitate., throb», or beats closer relationship and to encourage To a teaspoonful of So S. McB. Smith Resigns Govern co-operation In the boys’ work, an with such rapidity end violence yeti ment Agency at Nanaimo. excellent programme of addresses will think It Is going to burst Instant Postum in the cup, be given, dealing with the subject Tou have week and dlsxy epelle, 8. McB. Smith. Government Agent of the boy and the church, and vari sinking sensations, are nervous. Ir add hot water, stir, and you at Nanaimo, who has been in the ous other activities pertaining to the ritable and depressed, and If you at Government service for dearly twenty development of the boy. The ban tempt to walk upstairs or any dis have a satisfying, comfort years, has resigned, objecting to the quet will take place at 6.30 o’clock, tance you get all out of breath. proposal that he be transferred to and arrangements have been made to We know of no remedy that will ing drink, delightful in taste— Bark erv llle. accommodate a large gathering. do so much to make the heart re Mr. Smith -belongs to a well-known All boys wishing to attend are re gain strength end vigor, regulate its and with no harm to nerves or Victoria family. Ht, entered the quested to bring a "Dad." wlille those beat and restore It to a healthy nor Treasury Department under the late who are without one can secure an mal rendition as will digestion. As many cups as Mr. Tetlow, and became travelling acting father for the evening by bllL3UIIN’8 auditor. In 1916 he was transferred telephoning Dr. fllpprell at 765. HEART AND NEUVE FILLS Speakers have been secured for the you like, without regret. to Aloemi as Government agent, and Mrs. Chadwick. Delhi, Ont. writes: then to Nnnulmo. evening and a delightful musical programme has been arranged for the -1 had palpitation of th# heart aai A. Forrester has been appointed •*1 >■— r < ntertainment. George Bell will pre the least exercise, such as going up acting agent until a permanent ap side While addresses will be given stairs or up a hilt my heart would “There's a. Rjeasoii' pointment Is made. by E. Harper. T. W. Cornett and Dr. beat like a trip-hammer and at times stpprell. The boys are to take an 1 wae%l»*y-headed and had a sink SHORTAGE OF FUNDS .** active part also, during the evening. ing sensation an If my time were Your grocer sells Postum in two forms, Masters Thompson. WhUeley and Postum Cereal (in. packages) “Have you a lawyer to defend B< rt Yeadon will all be heard In you ?" short addresses. Toasts will be of Heart and Nerve : made by boiling RiU. 20 minutes. "Naw. suh. yo’ honor." said the fered to various causes, and to the three negro defendant, who was accused fathers. An Inspiring evening should first —- Instant Postum tin tins) of rifling the pockets of a neighbor result In this gathering. made instantly tn the cup by adding tot war while he slept “Bein’ as how I Three of the speeches for the eve Isn’t guilty. I thought I wouldn't ning are to be of an interesting. " need no lawyer to defend me." s structlve and Informative Canadian Postum Cereal Co, Ltd., Windsor, Ont. “If you have any money to pay The first address will deal him you must engage a lawyer." "What the Churrh can do for “Drat the luck," muttered the de K,^f,S«e Economy Cash Shoe Sale Firemen's Dance. —• Th«* firemen Frozen whipping cream and Made By the Makers of will hold their regular weekly dance SING “CASTA DIVA” —or— in the headquarter’s hall this even a luscious flavoring of real ing, dgneing to commence at 6.10 o'clock. Hunt's orchestra will be lh fruit, that’s what “Bordeaux" Lovely Aria From Bellini’s attendante. Canada’sGreatestPiano SPRING FOOTWEAR Opera, Specially Arranged Parking Signs Placed.—Chief Fry jgreneb Ice Cream is made of. —SEE WINDOWS— to-day secured the placing of park ing signs about the principal areas of To-day, come in and enjoy a Sundae 'Costa Diva," the beautiful aria the down-town section. The new of this out-of-the-ordiuary ice cream. from Bellini's "Norma," which will SHOE signs were placed at many points, l>e included on her programme at the The and appear to lie having the desired Roy a! Victoria Theatre to-rtorrow effect, that of warning motorists as MAYNARD’S STORE to where it Is forbidden to park. evening, has been especially arranged G40 Yates St. Phone 1232 for Madame Lugrin Fahey by Car- Victoria Women's Institute.—The bonl. It offers a rare opportunity "regular meeting of the Victoria ■WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRAD1 Women's Institute will tté held in for her to display her perfect legato the rooms on Friday afternoon at and brilliant coloratura work. 2.30 o'clock. Those in charge of the Signor Carbonl, who has been afternoon’s entertainment are Mes f&StrJajrSk ÇdachiQg Mme. Lugrin Fahey in dames Uiaaieo, Colby, itobsim, Terry, EMMAS and an interesting programme is operatic foies, predicts a wonderful assured. ______.____ ■ future for 444*. singer, who has al INDIAN BICYCLES ready a on (he hearts of thousands Liberal Women's Forum. — The on the Pacific (’oast and in the Last. Liberal Wgmeh s Forum will meet That Toronto vies with ns sinter Phonograph Friday 3 p. m. at Liberal headquar cities in appreciation of this charm ters. corner Broughton . and__Fort ing singer is bôrne out by the fol Streets. Stuart llendcrsun will lowing: ('orhe to-day and’hefr .this Cana $5.00 LESS speak on "The Scope of Provincial dian-built phonograph and you “Kodak as You Go” "A special number which la but During Bicycle Week, April 2Sth to May 6th, inclusive. legislation." Mrs. McDonald will be rarely hhard in these days was the will be amazed at the surpassing the. soloist. All women interested ‘ inflammutus" from Rossini's "Sta* loveliness of- its tone. You will are cordially invited to attend. ^theil Xnr thp heat pn-oiihle result» gn bat Mirtm^ Tbr"IHE Tmi VCKMIV With "WOt»; • -These *famous BlupTei arf» gtmfariteed «ga ImTt ^èp7éoT5,~l~rr •‘""p" to either of our stores #mt have your Mme. Lugrin Fahey as the soloist. finished us beautifully as the case Sir James Douglas P.-T. Aeeiv—„ The ensemble was V>ry effective, manufacture. > Sir James Douglas Plurent-Teachers' fjl»» developed and printed. Our ex of a piano, and that in its ability while Mme. Fahey took her part with to play all makes of records, its Models for Boys and Girls, Men and Women. Terms, $5 per month. Aasocialkm met in Fairfield Hall on pert workmanship and quick service artistic finish, rising to a ringing Tuesday evening. Mr. Pollard de automatic stop and tone control, it itt please y pu. climax o« the high (’. possesses every device of the mon**** ted Jtis methods of teaching "Mme. Lugrin Fahey added to her Cabinet Models from PL1MLEY & RITCHIE, LIMITED singing to one of th Phone 1670 Private Exchange Connecting All Departments, 50c Luncheon Served Daily v From 11.30 to 2.30. Afternoon Tea from 3.18 to 6.45 in attendance. Fourth Floor ïünüCTcuîimîD» Hudson’s Bay Company continues to celebrate its 252nd anniversary by offering values in quality merchandise positively without precedent—Note these wonderful bargains for Friday Anniversary _:' Women’s and Misses* Tailored Hosiery Bargains Sale of Furs , Two hundred and fifty year* ago HudsonJ* Dresses Special $ 15.00 Special Purchase of Women’s Bay Company held its finit sale of furs in Lon don, England. To-tlay fur sales are taking A special offering of Tailored Dresses in good quality tricotine in place, not only in London, but in every one black or navy. These models are smartly tailored along the new of our eleven big department stores through : straight lines, so popular for1 street or business Wear; beautifully Pull fashioned, with a good wide lisle top; wearing parte.fully reinforced. out Canada, supplying the finest peltries the Splendid fitting and good wearing. These are wonderful value at this world can produce, made tip in the most ap braided and embroidered. They feature the short, three-quarter and price and all perfect good»; in wanted shades of cordovan, grey proved styles and sold at the lowest loisible”**" tailored sleeves; sizes 16 to 38. 4 and white; sizes 8*4 to 10. May Anniversary ...... FT FT prices at which reliable fura can he obtained. May Anniversary Sale, each ...... X Sale, per pair ...... I DC — Buy your furs now, at prices much lower —Second Floor —Main Floor than you will have to pay next Winter. Dur ing this Anniversary Sale we are offering some really wonderful values—three of which we Jersey and Women’s and Mieses’ mention below : Afternoon Frocks Children’s Serge Marmot Ceate, Homespun Suits May Anniversary Sale, each $107.75 Special, $26.00 Dresses at Near Seal Coats, $19.75 In Canton Crepe, Taffete and Tricotine, in May Anniversary Sale, each $135.00 These smart Suits of Jersey heathertoue the aeaaon’i newest models; long straight Hudeen’a Bay Seal Coat», $2.98 May Anniversary Sale, each $300.00 and homespun materials are neatly tail lines, with new necks, short sleeves and ’ —Second Floor ored in smart box coats, with notch and narrow girdles. Some are trimmed with Dresses of good quality navy blue tuxedo collars; some are trimmed with pin jade, henna and grey : overskirt and panel serge; round collar, short sleeves and tucks. Smart tailored skirts to match effects. Come in shades of brown, henna, Sale Specials in Bag coats ; come in jade, grey, rose', navy and white; sixes 16 to 38. May vests trimmed with two rows of red gage—Buy Now For fawn, Paddy and brown ; sues 16 to 40. Anniversary Sale, braid: square neck, front neatly em May Anniversary $19 75 each $25.00 broidered; pleated skirt and belt of Vacation Time —Second Floor self material. Another pretty style Suit Cases, $3.95 lias round collar and short sleeves, A «pedal purchase In Brown Keratol Suits Cases; trimmed with red stitching, pleated 2* and 21-Inch sises: strapped or unstrapped. May A Sports Coat Anniversary Sale, all one price, U»Q Qr English Piccadilly Trench Coats, $ 15.95 skirt and belt of self. Sizes 3 to 6 Made from good quality khaki gaberdine in loose styles; years. May Anniversary Sale, each, Black Sheepskin Bags, $10.85 and $11.75 slit at back; belt all round finished with buckle: set in Special, $11.95 16 and U-Inrh sizes; all leather lined: riveted sleeves, finished at wrist with Strap and buckle: con Made of all-wool Jersey and flannel In the Reason's newest swing handles May d»-| A Or Cl 1 ,7K vertible collar; double breasted; trimmed vith colors of lipstick red. paddy. Jade, augur maple, new blue, Anniversary Sale . . tplv.OD andtpi.J_.l9 white, navy, fawn and vanna; plain and trench hacks, leather buttons; full lined; sizes 16 to 44. Coats that Strong Slatted. Canvas Covered Trunks J belted; notch and "tuxedo collars; military pockets, $2.98 will give good service. May trimmed with buttons; coats that are suitable for all 30-lnch, May Anniversary Sale ...... '■ 12 ‘ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 =g=BgBBM'»ffl..*l'.liag=g—J-.11 I '■■■■' 1...... '------"JJ We Re-String Tennis ffi.TIMES NEWS of Racquets With the LATEST SPORT Finest Gut If you pay $20 for a racquet It will be strung with gut no better than the quality we use in our repair shop. Using the highest grade gut makes It possible for us to guarantee every job we turn out. \ / Many repair Jobs left with us In the morning can be finished the same day. 1_____ Amateur Lacrosse Husky Squad of Juniors Which Is Trying • • e • to Bring the B. C. Soccer Title to Victoria «SHOW 719 Votes-Street Bicycles. Sporting Goods, Toys Phone 617 Jim McCleave Is Putting Prize Revived Stable in Best Shape for May 23 and 24 WHEN ARE THEY GOING to QUIT TELLING THIslMMAN BACHELOR IS Vancouver = and Victoria Will Play First Game In First Opportunity for Victor Newly Organized B. C. Amateur Lacrosse Associa ians to Witness Perform New York, N. Y., May 4.—Jess ance of Steeds WllUard, former heavyweight cham FAVORED FOR RACE tion In’This City on May 24; Capital Will Field pion. may face his conqueror again Jim McCleave, who hap stabled at in the ring next Fall. Negotiations Strong Team to Defend World’s Cham- the Willows the linest string of hunt for some such a bout to be held in Five-Year-Oid Fancied for ers bn the continent, is busy grooming Rickard's arena !n Jersey City on or Jubilee Handicap; St. Louis .pionshi)L Which It Now Holds his steeds for the big show which he about Labor Day, are progressing will put on at the Stadium on May favorably, and a definite signing of Still Derby Star -'-4* - ■- ~ .;f~i ~~ ■ '______“ . 1— 23 and 24. The Thoroughbreds are being given Jumping exercise by the articles is likely when Dempsey re famous young rider, Doris Oxley Mc turns to this country about the end London, Afay 4 (Canadian Press Ca of the month, it was learned to-day. ble) —The Great Jubilee Handicap tot Senior amateur lacrosse between the Island and Mainland has V Cleave, and othej- ipembers of the thr«*e-year-old* and up. over the Jubilee been revived ater a lapse of two years. Victorians areHo be served stable staff, ho that by the time the course of one mile, and a quarter, will be hot Way» are her** the horses will be rtm at Kempton Park nexî Maturday. - up with six games this season and Vancouver is to have » like in fine shape. N. Bachelor's five-year-old Roma* number. This will be the first time that Vic HOW THEY STAND Ha 'heJor, carry 120 pounds, has bees torians have had an opportunity to Installed a joint favorite with W. B At a meeting held last night a new organization was farmed. F*arr’S Silver Image, with five to one see the McCleave show. In other against quoted last night. It will be known as the British Columbia Amateur Lacrosse As parts of the Northwest the show is Pacific Coast League. Roman Bachelor will be railed upon te sociation and enters into direct competition with the Pacific Coast not a novelty, having been staged concede some sixteen pounds to the Parr, Amateur Lacrosse Association, which embodies the New West several times in many of the leading Fan Francisco . . ... 19 10 .655 co;t Eight to one is quoted on James' cities of Washington and Oregon, and ...15 9 , .625 White"* Granely, the winner of the Lin already Mr. McCleave has a large colnshire. Monarch Ih quoted at eleven minster and Vancouver Klks. Salt Lake ...... 12 10 .545 to one against. Franklin, secohd in last “Billie” Moresby, of this city, is the head of the new organiza numt>er of requests for the return of l'ortland ...... 10x 12 .455 year’s St. Leger, is quoted at ten to his stable during the many state fairs I «os Angeles ...... 13 15 .464 one; Pole March, winner of last year's tion. and Everett Taylor, one of the veteran players, will act as this Fall. Sacramento ...... 13 16 .448 St. Leger. and Kvander, are both quoted secretary-treasurer. The other offi A Variety of $port. Oakland ...... 13 16 .448 ai a hundred to eight; Lord Jersey's cers will be as follows: Hon. presi Seattle ...... 10 17 .370 three-year-old K< amp twenty to one. dent, His Honor the Lieutenant- The horse show does not consist Of the fifty-seven horses nominated, entirely of Jumping. There will be a National League. th rteen declared forfeit on publication Governor; hon. vice-president. Mayor of the weights, which were as follows on Tisdale of Vancouver; first vice- few events of this nature. Including Won. Lost. Pet. the single, double, four and tandem the horses quoted above: Roman Bache4 president. H*c. Fowler. Vancouver: VICTORIA WESTS. ______14 -4 .778 lor 120 pounds. Stiver Image 104. Grane- -second vice-president, Ed. Christo- jumping, bin there will also be Taney ( hlcago ...... it 5 .688 The Wbsts have fielded an ekven which looks good enough to romp off with the O. R Allen Cup, emblematic driving, bending races and a great St. I«ouis ...... 9 7 ly 98. Monarch 116. Franklin 115. Pole pher, of Victoria. .563 March 114, Kvander 107, Scamp 103. of the B. C. Junior soccer championship. Last Saturday the boys defeated Vancouver in the semi-finals and on variety of trick work. The McCleaves Brooklyn ...... 9 8 .529 The Derby Betting Will Be Good Sortes. Saturday next they will meet the Nanaimo Rovers, winners of the Upper Island League, in the finals. The Wests have one performing horse which is a Pittsburgh ...... 8 9 .471 Philadelphia ...... S 9 .400 London. May 4 (Canadian Press Ca Corey Hesse, of the Vancouver La are favored to win the title. They have a very smart side, which is fast on the ball and knows quite a few of marvel for Intelligence, and it has ble)—Latest betting on the Derby, which the finer points of the game. been highly trained by Doris. This Cincinnati ...... 6 13 .316 is to be run at Epsom on May 31, shows crosse Club, and Bill Grant came Pitched Team to Victory Yes Boston ...... 4 12 .250 over from the Mainland as delegates Those in the above photograph are as follows: Front row. left to right : A. Allen, trainer; T. Wachter, F. pony will prove a great favorite with little or no change In the standing, with to the meeting. This club ie fully terday: Been in Game for the children. • American League. I«ord Queensborough’s St. Louis, the Toobey, XV^ Clunk and Alex. Stevens, manager. Middle row : D. McLennan. J. Judd, J. Underwood, W. Pass- About twenty-two horses will he winner of the Two Thousand Guineas, fed up with the way New West Thirty-four Years more, captain and P. Hardue. Front row: 8, Sellers, A. Dunn, J. Watt. A. Sargent and S. English. Won. Lost. Pet. maintaining his place as public favor minster has tried to play “hog*' with used by the MeCleaves in putting on St. Louis ...... 12 6 .667 ite with odds of nine to two against be the amateur game. The Royals froae the show. Mr. McCleave has com New York 12 7 .632 ing quoted last night. Victoria out of the league and then pleted arrangemetns for the lighting Chicago ...... 9 7 .563 Sol Joel's Pondoland retains second refused to let them back without Danville, Ills., May 4.—“Iron Man" DOUBLE UP ROTARIAN of the Stadium The show will be Philadelphia ...... 10 8 .7.56 place In the public fancy at 9 to 1 dishing up the Mann Cup. The Van- Joe McGInnity, big league and Paci staged in the evening, and powerful Cleveland ...... 8 9 .471 against. Sir Ernest Paget's Reecho is fic Coast hurler, to-day has another GOLFERS AND GET IN Poston ...... • 8 9 .471 quoted at ten to one. Captain Cuttle at couvert finally decided to pull out Huggins Suspended And arc lamps are to be installed to hundred to six against, Bucks Hussar rivet driven to clinch his title. After brighten up the place. Washington ...... 1 7 13 .350 and let Westminster hoe their owij ON THIS BIG THING at twenty to one against and Steam Pat row and lined up with Victoria in 34 years in the pastime he “came • »•••••• The Stadium is a most suitable Detroit ...... 5 12 .294 twenty-two to one against. the formation of a new circuit. West back** yesterday and pitched his Dan place fbr the show, owing to the fact Bets have been taken and more ^of minster turned around and hooked up ville Three-I team "to a five to three Los Angeles, May 4.—A challenge that the stands ate arranged at-right CURTIS IS WINNER OF fered at these quotations. with the Vancouver Elks, but their victory over Peoria, just by way of angles, and the ponies can pérform Captain Greer's colt Diligence was demonstrating that the old arm still to any four-man Rotarian Golf team quoted at sixty-six to one against, and clashes will be tame as they have Baker Now Leads Yanks in dose to all the spectators. TWO JACKS’ BILLIARDS some bets were taken at this figure. nothing to compete for. Victoria and retained at least a modicum of It» tn the world was issued here last Vancouver will play for the Mann former might. night by Norman Macbeth, Leo V. The final game in the Two Jacks He hurled seven scoreless innings, L W. SHADE WINNER OAK BAY GOLFERS TO Cup, emblematic of thé amateur Starr, Elmer (Gloomy Gus) Hender THE STORMY PETREL billiard handicap, played yesterday championship of Canada, and the weakened a bit in the eighth when son. and Harry Minor for a match New York Manager in Rmy OF MONTHLY MEDAL afternoon, resulted in a victory for PLAY FOR C. & M. CUP Kilmarnock Cup, denoting the B. C. Pssrta got to him for three runs, two during the International convention OF MAJOR BASEBALL Curtis over Woodburn by 22 points title-holders. rVoth "cups "àTé" if or mem earned, but w«* strong of Rotary Clubs. During Game and Gets Curtis's handicap was “owe 25" and present held by Victoria. enough in the ninth to stave off fur t£ W Shade won the regular Woodburn received 60 in the 260 ,up. The annual competition of the Vic monthly medal competition held at toria Golf Club for the Challoner A First Game on Victoria Day. ther scoring. He turned back three In addition to winning first prize batters on strikes, walked one man VETERAN RIDER WINNER. Bounce—Both New York the Colwood finks yesterday after in the tournament Curtis only missed Mitchell Cup will start on Saturday. The first game in the B. C. league and hit another. noon with a net score of 73. The by one point the special prize award May 13, when the qualifying round will be played here on May 24 at the New York. May 4.—Harry 8. Page, scores of the various players were ed for highest break in proportion to will be played. The other conditions He accepted two chances and got Teams Went Down Yester as follows : Royal Athletic Park. It will no doubt one hit out of four trips to the plate. famous for forty years for his inter handicap, making 50 even. Small of this competition are as follows: he a big attraction as there will be est in amateur racing and riding at Gross. H'cap. Net. wins this prise with a break of 49. The entrance fee will be $1, and no strong counter-attraction at the McGInnity earned the “iron man" day — Athletics Waded !.. W. Shade .... 93 20 73 appellation years ago by his repeated the one-day meet of the United his handicap being "owe 15." Mur must be paid before taking part tn hour It is to be staged. Hunts' Racing Association at Bel Dr. <1. Hall ...... 93 19 74 ray wins third prize and Small fourth. the competition. Ptist entries. The At the meeting last night the sche efforts at pitching both ends of | B. Schwengers . 80 6 74 double-headers. mont Park, yesterday, rode his 16- Through Yankees, Boston Entries are now being received for limit of handicap allowed is 24 dule adopted was as follows r- Dr. McMlcktng . 98 22 76 another tournament. strokes from par. Every competitor year-old Gold Plate to victory in a 77 May 24—Vancouver at Victoria. two-mile and a half steeplechase. Upsetting Giants Angus Campbell 101 24 must do a complete medal score, May 27—Victoria at Vancouver. : Dr. Bryant ...... 97 20 77 Mr. Page won the champion steeple D. C. Martin .... 101 24 77 AMERICAN GOLFERS from which his handicap will be de Juno 1—Vancouver at Victoria. chase at Morris I*ark on his Self- H. Moore ...... 104 25 79 ducted. The sixteen players return June 10—Victoria at Vancouver. protection in HW2. I . r. Abell...... 99 19 80 ARE COMING ACROSS ing the lowest net store will be June ! 7—Vancouverver atm Victoria.victoria. — Baseball Philadelphia, Pa., May 4 —Miller drawn against one another to play l at VancouvAe June 24—Victoria a1 New York. May 4. — (Canadian off on match play for a prize and July 1—Victoria at Vamouu^r Hugkir.s, manager of the New York possession of the trophy for the year. Americana, has been indefinitely sus Press)—It has been announced here July 8—Vancouverer at Vlrinria. Salt Lake Still Going. that the United States Golf Associa In order to make the competition July 15—Victoria at Vancouv>r. Sacramento. CaJ.. May 4.—Ram El pended by President Johnson, of tae NANAIMO GOLFERS tion has entered Max R. Mars ton and interesting for all the competitors July 22—Vancouver at Victoria. Lewis was a stumbling block to Col American League, 6» a result of an R. M. Lewis for the Canadian am a oilier 'than the first sixteen, will be July 29—Victoria at Vancouver. onel Pick’s Senators here yesterday, teur golf championship. divided into flights (according to the August 5—Vancouver at Victoria. argument with Umpire Walsh In the number of players), and will be The constitution and by-laws tr while “Pinches" Kunz failed to halt Kerr N. Petrie, golfing expert, the murderous attack of the Salt Flip JESS game between New York and Boston writing In The Herald to-day, says drawn in the same way as the first govern the new league were drawn Americans at the Polo Grounds, sixteen to play off for a prise in up and adopted at the meeting. Lake sluggers. Sacramento collect that the Invasion of the Canadian ed a base knock and a run in the in Monday, it became known yester links this year by United States golf each flight. There will be right of To Start Training. itial and thereafter went scoreless. Thinks Willard Nice Feller and First Nine Holes of Fine experts gives international competi way allowed for the competitors in The Victoria team .will commence day. Frank Baker directed the club the qualifying round. Competitors In the meanwhile the Bees swung Is Willing to Give Him In the game yesterday and will con tion "an entirely new slant." practice immediately. Many of the their war clubs for a total of four Course Will Be Ready for f "United States golfers, it would must not play on the same day as the players who helped to win the Mann tinue to do so until Huggins is re competition before taking part in it. ■afe clocks, crowding them mostly Another Trimming instated. Huggina confirmed his seem, are beginning to realize that and Kilmarnock Cups for Victoria into the first, fourth and sixth innings, Play on May 15 they can have an interesting fight on This competition was won last will be hack in the game. Boss suspension but declined furthea to year by L. H. Hardie, with Beau during which three periods they (Hied Parte, May «.—Jack Dempsey, flisuusalfc :—: • MILLER HUGGINS their hands merely by crossing into Johnson, the wizard net guardian, up their runs, tbrTInal figures read NahàimôTs super golfer, plain the territory lying directly to the champ Tye runner-up. The second Johnny. Johnson, Joe Dakere, Fred heavyweight champion, referring t* golfer, ordinary golfer, hum golfer flight was won by Norman Rant, ing4 to 1 for a second Salt Lake vic New York, May 4.—The New York. north,” he says, “and pointa out that Kroegérr Allîo McGregor. "Cottoi announcement* In the Vntteel State— and vurUmti other brands of the royal whereas few United Staten experts with R. H. B. Ker runner-up. tory. that arrangement* for a bout between Yankees are finding the going in the Plcinlch'; Quinn and WâTtèrs Brynjolfson, Everett Tayl<#, Cliff Paul Strand poled one over the left At Philadelphia— R. H. E. and ancient are rollicking about like are crossing the water to take part in Steele, Sid Humber and many other hlnwand Je*s Willard were progrès*- American League race rougher than so many school boy a The reason field barrier with two on in the sixth, li^tfavorably, said to-day he would they did during the first two weeks. New York ...... 2 7 3 British championships a large num famed stick-handlers have signified getting four safe clicks in five trips Philadelphia"...... 4 8 1 Well the first nine holes of their new ber have announced their Intention their Intention of turning out. In be glad to meet Willard again. He Dropping four out of their last five palatial course are to be opened for for the day. Buddy Ryan collected games has cost the Hugmen the lead, Batteries—Hoyt and Devormer ; of competing in Canadian title addition to these Bob Mclnnea in was also ready to meet the winner of play on May 15. events." four of the six hits made by the locals the Carpentler-Lewl* bout In Lon though only by a small margin. Rommel and Perkins. tends to try out a number of his for a perfect average. R. A. Meakin. the noted golf course Jaroous High School boys who have don, he declared. Demeey said he Unable to etaaka off the evil spell A4 Chicago — CîéVeland-Chicago architect and constructor, who is shown marked ability with the stick. R. H. E Intended to sail for New York on the that Eddie Rommel, the Athletics* game postponed, rain. providing Nanalirto with its new CARPENTIER HASN’T Salt Lake ...... 9 14 2 sur pitcher, has held over them, the At Detroit—St. Louls-Detroit game Victoria will have plenty of young Sacramento ...... "l 6 j Aqultanla. May 1*. links, was in town this week and he bldod to pep up the team and the of Sure. I'll be glad to meet Willard Yanks lost the first game of the postponed, rain. nays that the first flvç holes have HEARD ABOUT FIGHT ficials of the club are highly confi Batteries—Lewis and Jenkins; series in Philadelphia 4 to 2, the home Western League. Kunz and Stan age. gain." said Dempsey to the corre 'been completed and that the next dent that they will be able to field a spondent. "He was once champion crew hitting Hoyt when hits meant Dee Moines, 10; Tulsa, 4 four will be ready by the middle of London. May 4.—Georges Carpen team which will retain for Victoria A Costly Muff. and ought to be given every chance runs. Sioux City, 6; St. Joseph, 5. the month. tier, light-weight champion, who is the world's amateur championship. Oakland, Cal., May 4.—Howard's to regain the title. Whenever the Giants Humbled As Well. Denver, 10; Oklahoma City, 4. A Real Golf Course. training here for his bout with Ted muff of Brubaker's throw in the sev time, place and conditions are de The Giants took some of theft own Omaha, 6; Wichita, 4. Until the Coal City Fifth Avenue Lewis on May 11, has made no plans decided to go ahead and have a re*’ for a bout in America his manager enth toning paved the way for three elded I'll he ready _te atgn up. ____ medicine from Boston, McQuillan American Association. Los Angeles runs, and gave them a "Willard Is a good, clean, garni holding the McGraw men safe while golf course of their own, folks who Francois Descainpa stated, yesterday. hich quickly AUSTRALIAN TENNIS lead which proved too heavy for Oak fighter, and 1 would enjoy another his mates were pounding Nehf, Vir Indianapolis, 8; St. Paul, 4. wanted to see how fax they could The statement was prompted by beard land. The Angela won 9 to 6 The match with hlm. I am in fine shape, gil, Barnes and Shea, winning 9 to Columbus, 4; Milwaukee, 2. drivé thé wicked little pill had lots reports from the United States that Oaks staged a batting rally in the and haven't a doubt that I can easily 1. Boeckel led the assault with four Toledo, 9 ; -Kansas City, 10. of fun on a OM-Hoit course, which Carpentier was planning to go to that shave. ninth, which gathered four runs, but repeat my victory over Jess." hits, including a double and a homer. International League. on week-ends and holidays was Just country to defend his honors against TEAM IS AMBhlOUS it was too late to catch the visitors. The St. Louis Cardinals nosed Baltimore, 5; Rochester, 18. about as busy as a one-armed paper- the winner of the coming, bout be R. H. E O’HARA WINS BOUT. Cincinnati out in the ninth 6 to 6 Reading. 12; Toronto, 2. hanger. Now the. folks who dwell in tween Gene Tunney and Harry Greb. Los Angeles ...... 9 i< o after the Reds had tied the score in Jersey City, 1;. Syracuse, 14. the industrious city up the Island will Oakland ...... 6 14 1 Oakland. Cat. May 4. — Teddy their half of the ninth Inning with Newark, ; Buffalo, 4. have plenty of scope for the display Will Not Only Try for Davis of their golfing ability. ALEXA WILL PLAY FOR Batteries—Lyons and Daly; Eller, O'Hara, of Oakland, knocked out three tallies. Western International League. Cup, But Also for English Jones and Koebhler. Young Brown, of Los Angeles, In the The veteran Jack Quinn, aided by The new links are situated t CANADIAN GOLF TITLE third round of a scheduled four- splendid support by the Red Sox, The opening games of the Western miles from Nanaimo on the Comox and U. S. Honors Vernon Cope Opener. round fight last night. O'Hara had handed Washington an 8 to 0 setback International Baseball League sched Road. As a club house the Quarter- "And afterwards Los Angeles, May 4.—Vernon won the best of the argument from the and In addition drove Jn three rune uled for yesterday were postponed on W*>" House has been secured. This Atlanta, Ga.. May 4.—Miss Alexa the 'Mennen Tab Stirling, former United States na New York, May 4.—In addition to its tht^opening game of the series with start. » with his double In the sixth. account of rain. brings back memories of the old cum for Men. ‘ San Francisco here yesterday 6 to S. days. tional woman golf champion, will It doesn't shorn* efforts to capture the Davis Cup next Troubles Never Come Singly. 4* Bummer, the Australian lawn tennis The Seals got off In the lead with Tokio, May 1.—The Waseda Uni enter the Canadian women’s cham team intends to make a serious effort three runs in the second inning, but New York. May 4.—"Babe” Ruth, versity. baseball team to-day defeat pionship tournament this Summer, it to win the leading tournament honors Vernon came back with two in their king of home-run hitters, had his ed the India University team 3-1. was told yesterday. of the game in both England and this half of the inning. After tying the FINES TO CUPTl tonsils removed at St. Vincent’s Hos score In the fourth inning Vernon pital this morning. Nurses in charge country. In the British champion cf the case reported that "everything FOUR PROS LOOKING QUEEN’S PARK CANNOT ships at Wimbledon, starting the last won the game in the fifth when four was satisfactory" upon his return to week ih June, Gerald Patterson and consecutive hits—(three singles and a ills room. Mrs. Ruth vfas expected FOR AMATEUR CARDS STOMACH RELEGATION Pat O'Hara Wood will try to win the double-netted twé runs. UNITED STATES TEAM to be operated on later In the day doubles title, while Patterson and R. H. E. in the same hospital.1 Doctors de BE BUILT AT NEWARK London. May 4.—Queen's Park, the James O. Anderson will make San Francisco .... »... 3 7 clined to discuss her malady. Vancouver, May 4.—At least four famous Scottish amateur soccer team, strong bid for the singles honors, Vernon ...... 6 10 Will Lead Americans Against National League. applications for reinstatement from Track Will Be Mile and Half which was one of this year's relegat With William T. Tilden II, the pres Batteries—Mitchell. McQuaid professional athletes will come up for ed clùbs, is expected to resign from ent British champion, not defending, Agnew; Dell and Hannah. English Quartette for At St. Louis— \ • R. H. E. consideration before the registration and Grandstands Will Seat the league sooner than submit to the the Australians have an excellent At Portland — Seattle - Portland, Walker Cup Cincinnati ...... 5 13 0 humiliation of playing in the Scot chance. postponed on account of rain. St. Louis ...... 6 12 1 committee of the Vancouver branch 100,000 People tish second league. Patterson. Anderson and Wood will Batteries—Rlxey, Gillespie, Markle of the B. C. A. A. U. at a special also try to carry the American New York, May 4.—W. C. Frown**, and Hargrave; Doak. North and meeting oh Friday night. Among DEFENDING HIS TITLE doubles and singles titles back home A “POP” ANSON MEMORIAL Junior, of the Oakmont Country Club, Clemons. Newark, N. J., May 4.—Jack Prince, those who want to return to the of Los Angeles, buttder of the auto FUEL! with them. Patterson and Norman Pittsburg, will captain the United •" At New York— R. H. E. New York. May 4.—Ralph Green- Brookes won the American doubles Chicago, May 4.—An Adrian Con SU tea golf team In the first inter Boston ...... 9 12 2 amateur fold aro Archie Adamson, mobile speedways at Indianapolis, leaf, national pocket b||li*rd cham honors in Jtlt. stantine Anson Memorial Association national match with English„ama New York ...... »...... 1 6 3 former lacrosse star, who was with St. I«ouis and Los Angeles, con pion. wWt defend his title in a match BURN MILLWOOD teurs for the Walker Cup, it hal been ferred with Newark authorities yes has been formed, it was annonunced Batteries — Rudolph, McQuillan Vancouver Mlnto Cup Winners in beginning to-night with Walter BASEBALL PRACTICE announced by a committee of the terday on plans to construct the Franklin, of Kansas City, Mo. The Per Coni, N-50 in City. to-day, for the purpose of erecting a United States Golf Association, em and dowdy ; Nebf, Barnes, Shea and 1911. Bill Horrtblo. another old- Smith. world's largest and fastest speedway match is for 460 points, 150 to be No. 1 Company, 11th C. M. G. monument In honor of the “Father powered to select the team.1 The time Fttckhandlfng star, also wants at Port Newark. of the Big League Baseball,” In a At Pittsburgh—Chicago-Pittsburgh played on each of three successive Brigade, will bold a baseball practice match will be held in this country. an amateur card. He played for City Commissioner Raymond an night*. < n Thursday evening, weather per public park here within a stone's Fewnas led the United States «m*,- game postponed, rain. years with the old Maple Leafs of nounced that Prince had tentatively Phone 298 throw of the place where “Cap” play American League. The match will mark the third time mitting, at Central Park. It Is hoped teur invasion of England last year Mount Pleasant and the Vancouver selected a site 3,600 by 2,000 feet Green leaf has defended hie title since ail Members will attend this practice ed on the diamond for 22 years. The when the visitors won the. team At Boston— R. H. E. team. Bill Coule, footballer and Prince plans to build a mile and. e The Moore-Whittincton association plans a $100,000 fund winning the national tournament last as there is only or# week more be match but failed to survive the final Washington ...... • 9 1 boxer, is also seeking reinstatement. half track and to erect two stands, October. He previously defeated Lumber Co., Ltd. fore the opening gamp of the sea- from 100,000 fane with contributions stages of the championship tourna Boston ...... 8 11 1 A fourth athlete has also filed his each a quarter of a mile long, which Arthur Woods, of Minneapolis, and of $1 each. ment, Batteries—Phillips, BlUheart and application. , i wjll accommodate 100,000 spectators. Tom Hues ton, of San Francisco. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 13 t W, Offer, 8ukj,«t—N,w Imh / X This Quiet Little Advertisement Means a Lot to You if You Buy Paints, Glass or Wallpaper. Nova Scotia Tramway# and Power FORRESTER'S PAINT STORE Company, Limited 1364 Douglas Street Phene 1U Financial News 7% General Mortgage 30-Year Gold Bond»,Series ‘V Dated April let, 1I1Z. Due April 1st. Callable a, a whole but not In part (aiorpt for «Infcln* fund) on ,Uty day, aotke, or any foreign method of extremists in the labor world." TO-DAY’S TRADING on any Intrrent date up to and Including April let. 1»«. at lie IN WINNIPEG MARKETS TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE BERRIES AND PEAS and Internet, thereafter until April let. »»«*. »« >05- lh”"*tter MAYNARD & SONS until April let, l»47 at 102tt and thereafter at 100. l)enomll*atlon...... 1 " AUCTIONEERS —— Winnipeg. May 4.—The local wheat mkr- ,500 and ,1000 with privilege of regie! ration ae to principal ontr. het was easier throughout to-day’s session (Burdick Bros., Limited.) . . 5570 In Halifax. BI. John, Montreal, and closed I %c lower tor May and In Principal and interest payable Instructed by the owners, we will SHARKSTO YIELD New York nterllng, $4.44*4- ARE Toronto, Winnipeg, or Vancouver, nd at par in* New York. sell at salesrooms. 727-33 Pandora RIFE IN CALIFORNIA t U ?n ,Ur JU,'V from y*8ter<*•>’’■ final nuo- Canadian atari I ng. $4.61%. Trading In the May future le gradually New York funds, 1% per cent. THU ST 00.—TRUSTEES become lighter, with the traders tables BAST Butter Market Expected to Be new Interest In the July future. Both Wholesale Row Will Soon futures opened lower. During most of the Price 87% nd Accrued Interest to Yield 7.80% To-morrow (Friday) 1.30 h.. Me,y.epTced *'«t»een 142% and 146%. Have Bountiful Supply Lifted Next Week while late In the seaslen It was steady Extra Well-Kept Ju,y ■•'read between 13» DOMESTIC OILS Gillespie, Hart and Todd, Ltd. That ehtfrries are ripe is the weak and 137% being Heady around 137% dur Numerous variation* were a ing the final hour. feature of trading along wholesale Orders or inquiries may be wired at our expense. voice heard from the South, but Vic The coarse grains were quiet and f*s- Ml Fort Street. Vieteria, ». C. Ph,n* *1W- rovîid*» w,th pr,cee generally easier all row to-day. Wholesale house# on Household Furniture toria is out of the line of deliveries yet. lower Yates Street were kept busy Investigation Shows Possibili The consignment which was received in urTln*d,n* **■ very light in all cash FEATURE STOCKS revising figures. Parsley was In ties of Industry the^Iound city was Just one box. but it is Wheat premiums were 1c higher to '«<■ troduced in town yesterday at the sufficient to announce the opening^ of lower. Cash coarse grgins were extremely Public Market* and it la thought that the early cherry season. Vacaville. < al- quiet ___^______«By Burdick Bros.. Ltd. and Furnishings ttomla. Bâa the- pleasure of delivering local farmer* will soon be jvroducing Inspections totalled «U •#*(*-*< wltieU. New York. May 4.—TU» domeaâlc oil 4a,- Ht suffiétem quantities to meet the Your Victory Loàn Interest Due of 7 houses, including in part: Almost Trial Catch Returns Large the first Consignment, and the quotation 237 were wheat. sues were again the feature of to-dev'* supplied with this extreme early ar Wheat— Open High Low Cl «Me demand. Pea* are progressing favor new Davenport and Davenette uph. in Profits rival was $10.00, or $1.25 a pound, fa 146% trading on reports that an advance in ably, and should be on the row in July I3i m% 186 4 « rude oil prices would be made before the tapestry, S-ptev*. Malt. Parlor Suite, ther high, but wholesalers are elated at Oats— the near future. With * little more Monday, May 1st, the hearing of the exceptionally early week-end and also the probability of ruin the pod* should be maturing 2 good Oak Roll-Top Desks, Morris There is a big future ahead of any arrival of this luscious fruit 62% 62% further advance in gasoline prices. Issues should be reinvested at bnce. We have attractive Investments from company which will take up shark ------M % 51% 51% Jlke Pacific Oil. Texas «"omnany and many Local hot house tomatoes will soon $60.66 up. V hairs, 5 Dining Tables. Dining An Impregnable barrier has been set Barley— supply a great deal of the demand. fishing along this coast, using all the up by the butter ngirket*. and there i* May ti 68% «I >4 otltera moved Into new high ground, for Chairs. 2 good Buffets. 25 Single and -Mime doubt as to whether this barrier July 4J 68 % the year, standard « Ml iweuee ■» a group The present imported fruit comes products in the production of oil. * 61% wars also conspicuous on the upelde. The R. P. CLARK A COMPANY, LTD. Full-Size Iron Bede, Springs and can be broken doWn until the middle of Flax — rellread stack» for » while were active at from-Mexlco. J- fishmeal, hides and fin», according next week. The fact remains that the May...... *36*0 208%. 24* % Members B. C. Bond Dealers’ Aean.. Mattresses, 16 Dressers and Stands, July v., i-T-rv. .e&o * .35)% 346% 266 a licencing quotation* and while there was Htrawherries from the White Sal to Major D. H. Marytn, $êputÿ Min price f« a high one for tins time of the nothing la Uie way of definite news to ac mon dâêtrict will goon be maturing, •3# Feet Street. Fheaee 6666-6661. season and ’should have been on a low Rye— count for the foregoing, the opinion serine 2 Oak Chiffoniers, Wardrobe, Baby ister of Industries, who has been Slav ...... tfrY% wi lift* t»« It was reported this morning. Job level a week ago Eastern markets are July...... i' 107 166 1643* to l»e quite general that the Interstate Buggies. 7 good Ranges and Cook investigating the possibilities of only able to he ml minor" consignments « a »h Price* Commerce Cemmleeion decision, when U- bers will soon be able to obtain Stoves, Store Counters and Tables, K. to this western point, one sjore in town rued. a til be fa-, nrahle towar-l the carrier». better supply of this fruit. With the Industry and trying to induce Wheat— No. 1 hafd tlt'fc. Ne. 1 northern The Iron As*. In Its weekly comment, was Tables, K. Chairs, Cooking Utensils, capital to take it tip. receiving seven cube* **I butler rfnd JJAU. NO. 2 northern L16 %. Nj>. 3 northern again optimistic As far a» the gsneral UttUr more rain, followed by a strong Jam Jars. Garden Tools, Latwn Mow A good and successful Industry can considering themselves lucky. But it is 134‘T. No « 111. No 5 16*. No. 6 »b. feed list was concerned, some observera com sun the berry is expected to be ready the general belief around the retail dis 142%. er*. Oil Stoves, etc. (Full particulars he he lit up in shark-fishing in con Oat» —Ne. £ C.W. MMfc. No. 3 C.W 4»%. mented that selling was apparently beta* for delivery In three more days. The trict that butter is due tu make.'ts re- ■ canducud during the Uuu>gm:y In Lbg Ail. 1 in required most The berry I* TEXAS COMPANY— later.) Now on view. junction with the destruction of éga group It looks a» though the domeellc This company occupies a very strong position among the large oil com Also at 11 o'clock in our Stockyard, lions and hair-seals and the utiliza oils will move Into higher ground Indl- a fair aise and only requires the panies. Its present financial standing warrants higher prices for the another fine lot of Chickens, 4-Year- tion of their flesh "as bait for market. » tiers were not lacking, however, of s#me sun to ripen the fruit for the market. stock, now aelling around 48 We will carry this stock on a margin Major Martyn points eut in the re selling being conducted In other depart Oreen peas are alsd expected to come of $10.66 per share. Consult our statistical files for further particulars. Old Jersey Cow. milking; Htudebaker Fluctuations on the retail market to ment- tp-dav under cover of strength In 6-Passenger Auto* in running order, port which hr has Just prepared on it»-.. Ne. 3 r\jr. »t%. rejected 27»%. from this district at an early date. day wt-r* only featured along the vege Imw fast TH» flSW irt already In bloom an* CU MAYNARD A SONS "Markets exist for organic fertUleer table market, many of the prices drop Allla-Chalmer» .. .L. . ... 69 t»-4 41.1 It only need* a few more days before that could be manufactured out of the ping off a point. Local asparagus was Am. Can Co. com...... 4» «*-3 41-3 the pod* mature. Burdick Brothers, Limited Auctioneers Phone S37 reduced live cents, but green peas re MONTREAL MARKET Am. In. Corp...... 46-4 46-5 44-4 surplus carcasses and stock-food versed their trend and commenced to Am. locomotive ...... 115-4 iix.3 116-2 Lettuce has' been receiving a steady Stock, Grain, Cotton and Bond Brokers made from the carcasses of the shark. climb this morning, taking as a foot Am Smelt, and Ref. . 64-4 t.7-6 56 demand. Dispite this fact, the early Victoria, B.C. Phones 3724-5 Vancouver, E C. A further market exists for the hides hold a 5c advance. Spinach was also illy Burdick Bros.. Ltd. ) >m Sugar Rfg. .... • 6-2 vegetable has been dropping steadily of hair-seals, sea-lions and sharks," meted out an Incline and Is now asking Am. T and Tel...... It* bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbd Bril Trlrphonr...... *-• • • Am. Wool com...... 62- « A reduction of 26c wa* recorded, says Major Martyn. 25 cents for two pounds Hothouse rhu Brasilian Tree...... Am. Steel Fdr...... 3* bringing the preaent figure down to * The establishing of an enterprise barb was one pf the commodities to take fan. Cement com...... Am. Rum. Top. 38 $4.25 per crate. Radishes received a TOLD TO SHIP of this nature would, in the opinion a big drop this morning, the quotations ». Car FdV. com...... Anaconda Mining ...... 63-4 of 40 cents being replaced by three Ven >9,g. cem...... Atchison ...... ,.141-4 decline, moving from the market price of many fishermen, warrant it being pounds for 25c The quotations have Asbcatoe Corp.,_...... Atlantic (Suif ...... 37-4 to a steady quotation of 76 cents. In To the Shareholders of bonused by way of bounties by the Atiltlhl ... •...... Baldwin Loco. H*-) 117-1 114-1 addition to this green onions are been revised as follows: 47-5 Government in its Initial stage to en vegetables Bi ompton Poln and Paper ...... Baltimore and Ohio ... 47-e 472 selling fresh. Local growers are LIQUOR TO B. C. sure success, as the killing of hair- Can. «Jen. Klee...... nethlehein Hteel .... 71-1 77-7 77-7 gweet Potatoes, I tba...... '2 Dominion lilae* ...... Canadian Pacific ...... 142-7 141-7 141-7 supplying the demand, and are find seals. sea-lions, and sharks will tend r»«11 flower ...... M td 2 «'one. M and 8...... 37-6 38-1 Empire T rading Co., Central Leather ...... 3I--1 «4-7 ing a popular market. The quotation* to conserve the fish-supply and elim Parsnips. 4 the for ...... -fZ )etrvlt Unite»» ...... «'ruclble Steel . 45-6 64-7 on wholesale row have been revised inate pests that destroy, in addition » ehr-mft rvitatoae. e*ek ...... • ... Dominion Bridge' . . Chesapeake and Ohio .... 4» «4-4 *5 a* follows Limited Winnipeg-Ontario Liquor In to edible fish, \aluable fishing-gear. Hothouse Rhubarb. 3 lbs. for ... • ■-•» Dominion Camera ...... Chic. MM end Ht P ‘-’7-2 *7-1 27-2 Dominion I and H...... Chic. H I. and Pec 46 — i%, 4< Ho • te*~ TAXE NOTICE that a dividend of ton per cent. (10%) has quiry in Toronto "The experimental work that has Carrots. | ihs ror ...... ’!? pom. Textile ...... *...... Cone «le»...... ■ n!? 117-3 ...... 48 been done so far has been sufficient Turnips. 6 lbs for...... 1-alte of the W o»xIe Milling • ■ • • I'hlno Copper...... 21 1 28-4 ,57, Spring Island...... 48 been declared on both common and preferred shares of Feats, him...... Lauretitlde Co...... l»-4 26 to convince the people prominent in Chile Copper 28 163 M^llyîîrook' bricks ...... ; 48 Toronto, May 4.—James Haverson. the whaling and fishing industry that Ctarlle. lb...... B Bank of Montreal ...... Corn Products ...... I*3 16-'-7 Holivhronk cartons ...... 48\* the above named company to shareholders of register, May P*refer, bunch ...... T? 1 Loyal Hank of «’anada ...... United Food ...... **- 5-2 6-3 K. C.. before the Public Accounts there is a great future before a com Can Converters ...... 13-5 13-t Buttercup...... <4 Lettuce, local ...... »...... 5 »» — ...... 163-2 1, 1922 and is payable at the head office of the company, Committee of the Legislature of On pany engaging in this business with Celery, st ...... 7* Ne I Iona I Breweries ...... fien Electric ...... If3--i 1631 rr..m-.r, Aiv-.ru .. M Ç. the proper technical assistance. For Oath le- Milling Co...... Motors 13 12-7 12-7 n25: L ""«m.rr, *lb.rl» .. fit- 607 Standard Bank Building, Vancouver, B. C. on May tario yesterday, Maid That James Green Cabbage, per lb...... i? I* 1 man* Ltd «Joodrlrh lBF.1 - - - - Al-l ]-£*** *- Cr-,m.nr. .. » f some time past the market for oil and Green Onions ...... Quebec ll> Qt Ner. Ore...... 36-6 8*-6 5, 1922. Hales, of the Board of License Com fish-meal lias been steadily rising. Onions, dry. 2 lbs...... ■•••• - JÏ Rlordon Paper ...... 27 o^own BMni. print, .... T-ocal pniHtocs. r>cr seek.. l 68 to 1 ^ 8h* wlnlgan ...... 75-2 » T«5-2 A. 8. LOCK, SECRETANT___ missioners. had told him that If the "The pioneer company in this in tlt.: Northern pfd «7-7 4 3 dustry spent considerable mon«f in Tomatoes, per lb...... • • • 8Manie!» River Pulp ...... Hid» and Lea old United Shippers of Winnipeg would Cucumbers, each, .25.“ 35‘’ILTrd "Hteel of Can...... * Insplratlen Cop...... ,.,-uve «8 determining the possibilities of the Waywgemac Pu In ...... IntT Nickel send their liquor to British Colum Industry and building up s market Spinach ...... Int’l Mer. Marine OnUrio, ma lured, solid» ..... H for each of the various products. It Radishes, bunch ...... YA.MOm.R BOND PRICE» Int 1 Mer. Marine pfd Ontario, „,iy ...... ■... il bia, the prosecution of them would Peppe-i. each ...... IT Kennecott Copper be dropped. Asked If he had seen the succeeded in definitely establishing C"'«rlo. twin, ...... UP TNFTNFT the possibilities of the undertaking, Kan city Southern \r\ BRISK- •"W“ ...... 5 M Attorney-General about the matter, Asparagus. Cal . per lb...... -25 Vancouver. May 4. — Victory Bond», Lehigh Valley but did not get the various details Lack. Steel ...... Mr. Haverson said: "The Attorney- Asparagus, local, per lb...... 30 morning price»: . *• c up. co-ordinated before its supply of Green Peas, per Ih...... rrr~ .«Hr ~ Maturity ------Aobe* MIA*ole Steal------— VïÂ*" OTTAWA REPORT General was practically represented Me v Petroleum ” ' Cream Cl,mm. Uw. box 1 W capital was exhausted. „ Prut- !•...... I M.»i 81M.38 NEW ISSUE In Mr. Hales." 'The Department of Industries ar l»;s...... **.7* ie«.«« National Lead ...... • B C Crr.n» Cheats. 1, lb. , Later the. Attorney-General had Grange- dm 3# tc is:; ...... 4:. 141.16 N Y . N.lf. and Hart. • . -*-2 brick,, p,r n,...... 1, ranged for an experimental try-out Valencias. 35. 45. 50. 60. 75 And 90 ISM...... 1«3 «5 New York «•entrai *•••. Alberts ...... 190 26 told Mr. Haverson, "You had your of this equipment to produce results Apples, per box...... 2 ™ ...... 14^ s:. MM* Northern Pa*Wr ...... »4 « McDaian-, chMM. «o«. ... chance," meaning, according to Mr. that would be definite and would Oranges, do* .. 36. .40. .60. .60 to 7» u»”4...... tee is N T . ont. and Western -j-7 £r«C. Can . 6-lb brick. .., Haversrih's interpretation, “he was Grapefruit. Florida, each ...... J* ttlt t: ti >ai■ « *V» *< .- *44.4* - 14l.*i show whether ft could be made a ILt Com. Jtflelni «•> **1*. i-tb. bitek. ., $930,000 Barbara Worth, t for M; 1 for. ■* ffsmrsiwrwgr lmp» 47.-3 not going to hold out salvation to a success. It arranged for * creW of Hid Republb Steel . Possibility of Compulsory man forever, ahd 'the door is shut." four men under Captain Pike to fish California, t for...... Jf .1 »; »• I e* •# Sin. CHI . .. 33-1 yNew LdUd. grad. 1 . Dates, per »b ...... 1* i*ii ...... Southern Pacific Mr. Haverson. who is accredited for one month. This crew had one S8.6S *' 10 24-7 Board Brought Up Bananas, dot...... i»i7...... 104 r,o ill. 34 Southern Ry. com. It.ddl.., ,6-lb box. ». ... with having drawn up the Ontario boat employed and only one set of Datas, per lb...... *• Htudebaker Verge. J; nInner,. 16-lb. bnx. lb. ... City of Temperance Act. said that when the gear in use during this time. They Lemons fCal ). do*...... $6. .M «• Sloes Sheffield Ottawa, May 4 —The door to a BANK Or MOUND The Taxa» Company • ÇnJb.h T.hlct», 0-1». I» Manitoba Government went Into the fished for twenty-four days. They Prunes, lb. fg. 3 for .35, 1 for .. «* London. May 4 —The weekly statement 134-2 134-3 v«M^L,d rP’x* Turban Dates...... 2? of the Bank of England shows the fol Union Pacific ...... 6.S-2 45-5 compulsory- wheat board has been re liquor business, the United Shippers caught 357 sharks, yielding 965Vi Utah Copper ...... had a good deal of liquor which the gallons of oil, and marketed 225 hides, Strawberries ...... ♦■> lowing changes: U.B. In** Alcohol ••• Wo 1 FtMra. per lb...... opened in the House Committee on Total reserve decreased 1713.044 ; clrcu_ No. 1 Cow», pm- Ik...... Manitoba Government did not buy. this being the number that were over Almonds, per Ih...... g 1stl<>n Increased 1714.6##; bullion Increased U S. Rubber ...... Agriculture as a result of the pre Edmonton, This was shipped back "to Ontario, 4% feet long; 11 hides being thrown 11.460. other securities decreased » j g. steel ...... Local Lamb, per lb ...... $2# sentation this morning of the report Walnnte. per Ih...... * Ofto other deposits Increased tl l.»»».M4: Virginie Chem .—- Lnoal Mutton, per lb...... and two cars were seized at Rainy away owing to a misunderstanding Cal. Soft Shell Walnuts, Ih. Zr. -ft Weatern Union ...... Firm Grain Fed Pork, per lb. of the sub-committee which was ap "that no shark under 4% feet was to Brszlls. per Tb...... g public deposits decreased C31J.444; note River. The License Board came to rveerie de< reeeed 1 7*3.8»4 . «Joverament ee Wabash R R A LfwV*i~ pointed further to investigate the the conclusion that it was unwise to be skinned, whereas It should have Filberts, per IV ...... g « urltles increased U6.S44.444. The proper Willy a Overland -...... Rna.tmA Pcs nuts, t lbs ...... ■ tien of the bank a reserve to liabilities this Weettnghove# Elec. Alta. go on with the appeal at Fort Frances been under four square feet. The oil Medium .*.*.*.*.*.*•.'7.*.V*.*•*•*•••• matter and see what could be done. was sold for $616.40 and the hides for Artichokes, globe, each ...... *• week le 17.37 per cent. Last week It w*» Alll-d t hem ...... ^8*nor ...... which had been dismissed by the I» .10 per cent. Kate of fÜttËÜI * l,rr pears Roetmck ^ The report of that sub-committee, $407. a total of IL023.40. The com Pea Rale. )b...... *» Am ST»lt> #n«* < * r« Onion*— county judge. pany did not have facilities for hand ^ ^ Dairy Produce and Eggs Com Tab and R»«' Vo. Australian Brown, per crt. ... $56 after consultation with Jam#* Si* w- An Interview. ling the carcasses. If a plant were tHK AtiO MARKET Am. Llneesi • - - • ^Green, per dog...... -w art. former chairman of the Canada He and Hart Green, of Winnipeg, Comox. !b...... 55 (îentrgl A#Ph*lt ...... available for this purpose a further By Burdick Bros . Ltd. t Kelly HPrlngfeld .. •• 63-- f’owlchan Cresmrry, 1b...... Op-a High ho »v Local, per ton ...... 27 006 .*16 60 Wheat Board, and with the Deputy solicitor for the United Shippers, had amount of $600 could have been Sait Spring, lb...... -6» Wheat 30-Year a futile interview with Mr. Hales. May ...... fhlvkgo and North *>•-!? Highland...... m no*r*« •* Minister of Justice, E. L. Xcwcombe. realized, and. except for the mistake Nrw Zealand. Ih ...... }...... 58 July Vancouver Island ...... 21.04632.00 "On January 3 Mr. Hales rang me Djcomargatine. per Ih. *• rplied Fruit . • V' li , was to the efftwt that the Federal m respect to the hides, a further sum September Fan eu» Pla>er»-L«xkv. M-l Lytlon Netted Gem*, ton 37 00©46 00 Government alone could form a up and said that he would be dis of $174 obtained on these hides. This Dure L*rd. per Ih ...... “ K.-.i.-v Tire .nrt R«l> Potatne*—Reed— posed. If we would take the liquor to would make a total of $1.797.40. The F'V*— Mav ...... Nat. Enamel Early Ro*e ...... MF. voluntary board, giving to it the right 5Vi British Columbia in one consignment, company at this time did not take in Local. do* ...... 33 July ...... Martin •*...! >"»" J;., Netted Gem. per *ack...... Î *** held by any private purchaser or a Pullets, do*...... Î* beptember tiull State" 9»*;' * . • Beautv Hebynn. per sack .... 8 25 dealer in Wheat, but that if It was to drop the whole matter," said the to account the possibilities in respect Cheese Transcontinental OU • witness. to the fins. These were found to be JPJV Gold Coin, per sack ...... 3 2* desired to form a board with com H C. Cream Chee-e. par 7b...... 48 Union FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. (Continu»*. > «ceFmebt im «me MVTT AND JEF7 Trad* Mark K« la Caai BICYCLES wan new tlrea, from lie to There Was Nothing Else to Do. 40 120. HI Johnson St. Phone îll. II LOST AND FOUND ------—— foyRe. alO ANT> WHAT] pNQUSH setter dog strayed from 2261 Hold-up g«V [weu.. He /\Sket> I•4 Lydia Street. Phone 3968 L._____ in«-H exciTeX).' Me wHeeew DID YOU ^OUND—Black bag. owner can have r------AWet> Me A SAY? I same by proving identity. Mrs. A. M. ■V ü l WHEW. WHAT'i monsy wav' Bel 1_ >.'3 foil in eon 8t reet. tn4-3f C6MUNt>RUfA I GAVl€ W# VV0ÜX)’ KAPPeNÉDjy "t OST—Ledy'e gold Waltham wrist watch* A pew Mtwurej AJ case No. 166*4**. In city Saturday, be k— ■ . —' IT uP.l tween 1 and 4 p.m. Reward. Phone 1167Y. tnt-ll T OFT—Brlndte Boston bull,- white spot -"■4 tin nose; brass collar. Phone 26341* \ * tf-17 08T. STOLEN OR STRAYED— WJro- 4 haired fox terrier dog. answers to Iname of ' Binks." Reward when returned / - to Dr. l POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK A rthvr Lowers am leghorns — + Fertile errs, chicks, nacklne eggs. n 14-11 ANY quantity of dag old chicks eug- Piled, direct strains;* lire and dressed poultry always on hand. Special far 8èt- urday. boll lux fowl.\*Sc. Unfertile eggs, case lets. *6c. See our assortment at Stalls 43 and 51. City Market. Milk-fed Ituf',fiiXul « broilers. John Day. *32-36 Yates. Phone 11HLL ...... it for hatching, from Improved ett'hlo White Wyandottee. greatest layer# earth. 11.66 per setting. K. J. Rldowt, Kingston SL Phone lllfT. mayll-ll Tj^OR SALE—Toy Pomeranians, pedigreed, 4 different colors, different ages, rea sonable prices. Apply 110» Johnson St. Phone 6146. tf-S* we- • 111 / t OATS—Fresh and coming fresh; get a ' * Winter milker; from 930.00 up. Ap- ply *220 Waecana.______m4-*I ATCHING EGGS, from my noted lay AUTOMOCiLES AUTOMOBILES. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. ing» strains of White Wyandottesk HWhite Leghorn» and Rhode Island Rede, (Continued.) 91.66 setting. R. Waterhouse. 176 Obed Urtoia »afla Elnur COMING EVENTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR BIO SALE ALL HATS RR BLOCKED AND RB- A U HR ET! AS, Aqullegias (Columbines). 6 Ave. Phone 7627R1. maylS-SS THIRTY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM MASTERS MOTOR CO.. LTD. ■*» JWKNATBI>—Comewto the old re - X sorts. Campanula Lactlflora. Delphin / TENTH* blue Irish serge 'suits, new, Advertising Phone No. 1090 BRICES AT THE J A) WEST liable Victoria Hat Shop. Corner of Broad ium*. Doronicuma. llelleniuma. Canterbury " J 414.76.-— ____Give ___chest,34. wsUt,wsleiz height. Rates foe classified advertising ANURE for sals, cheap; ploughing sod 1 klOGONISM—"Never aek an Idle man or EASY TERMS FOR THE ASKING and Fort Rhone 172». in4-3t Bella. Sweet William*. *11 above 11.96 per Tennant. 457 Burrard Street. Van- berries. 20c each. *1.86 per dosen. Peonies M* general team work done. Phoae Fltuatlon* Vacant. Situations Wanted. To -» " woman to d«» anything for you. They SIX—FORD BARGAINS—FIX Noble. 4766X1. II i u *' Article* for Fate. I^>st or Found, etc.. are too busy. Work 1» for the worker” 1914 FORD ASK vour grocer for Fry’s whole wheat dosen. S4.06 per 166. Currants and Goose- a In 26 sorts, each 10c. dozen, IS.66. Roses, rocers, attention—The good site C W.r Werd P*r Insertion. Contract rates Dlggon's. Printers. Stationers and En TOURING ...... $175 OS—19*6-21 FORD two-seater In new a. bread. Balieri. 414 Skinner. Vic NE M1LKI-XG GOAT, one nanny kid. •n application. gravers. 1210 Government Street. Moth- - * condition. This ur ha* extra toria Wwt. climbing, dosen. *1.04 Roses, extra fine, G coffee grinder, snap. 914. B.C. Hard O Apply corner of Doncaster and Cednr r*"^ Da' . YTaV T«. Send Tier a greeting lb 'A 1 »STKR ...... W goinSTTIrea. 'Terms. on Briar Stock. Dwarfs. *4.64 per dosen. ware. 717 For I. Hill Road Phone 1119L. m4-6* Nn .*.»,( for I... Ih.n 15c Strawberries. Raepberrl»*. loganberries 1919 FORD FORD 1st* 1 • 17 model flvf-se.it- NTIQUB CHINA and cut glass riveted Minimum number of words. 1». TOURING ...... and repaired. F. D. Cos. 6*7 Fort. Mammoth Berry. Phenomenal Berry, price /'I RAUOPHOHE—Sonora, with sixty good ACIFIC FEED CO., cor. Pembroke nod TJHi DANCE -K. of P. Hall. Friday. 5.th.' .'$335 er in very good order : It ha* a \ according to quantity and quality taken "4 records : almost new : also furniture Dougina. Full line of chick foods, ^?mpuUn,r the "umber *f word* tn an 1920 FORD 1(285 P *9 » to 12; Hatmony orchestra. Admla- TOURING...... new top and good Tire*. Violas In sorts, dosen. 11.66; per 160. 16.00. for sale. Telephone 40711-______m.'■-!* Pratt’s and Mac A Mac buttermilk maahi l»~ ei ••’,,ma*» groups of three or eion 56c and 25c mi l $•475 Pansies, dozen. 60c, 166 $8.66. 1.606 1 34 66. also V. a B. and Pacific goat food. Phone In .lîlUrtî *.• ®ne word. Dollar marks and 1917 CHEVROLET FORD 1»1S model flve-»eatei in UTOMOBILES, furniture and property ANDSOME English wardrobe, mirror 13IG DANCE -Royal Oak Hall. Friday. . TOURING ...... Insured, also.life, by J. It. Saunder*. Sweet pea Plant*. $2 60 per 100 . C.W.Q. 1917. «« on abbrevtatlona count as one word. $350 $300 ex ira good order. It ha* goo REAL ESTATE-HOUSES. LOTS, ACREAGE, DAIRY, FRUITandCHICREN RANCHES for SALE P. R. BROWN ê HONS. HOME BARGAINS AA—HILLSIDE A VS.—A modern OOOD LOCATIONS V*JOW seven-roomed home with. fine. Ill* Brood Street. ioie. 9QA CASH end |9* a year for fear pa*f* large, bright rooms and cement BAY—Seven rooms, new end rood- wIU buy ten acre* *f ese*n**t tmsement: a good location and rJjORGE—A good opportunity to buy farm land on Vanaanvar Island, clean ta on a lot 88 x 118. with bearing ern. complete with hot water heating, your home on easy payment* Pnrkeviiie. Coomb# or Daabweed a la tie as fruit tree» and fine black aoii. hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, built-in This làiUe bungalow has 1u«t TO BENT—UNFURNISHED. effects, buffet, bookcases, etc., granite open an tk* B. 4b N. Railway. READ THESE TERMS. 8680 bc*n bullw and contains large Full particulars free. 7-ROOMED. MODERN HOUSE. good cash and tha balance 828 per fireplace. Dutch kitchen, first class plumb ^ living room with open flre- month Including interest. ing. very fin# basement, laundry, tuba, et*.: 91 Offcft Place, one bedroom with locality, fine view. Immediate posées VANCOUVER ISLAND FECIT LANDS. DONT TAU CHANCES slon. 186 n month. four large bedrooms with clothe# cleeete: clathea. closet, bathroom with two .bedrooms upstairs and two dew*: LIMITED. 7-ROOMID HOUSE, modern. Hillside dis ANOTHER BNAP on Helly- il modern conveniences, and «VU wood Crescent, six rooms, mag TWO HOUSE» 1 V house Is extra well built and finished: itehen : woodshed. septic uy a Heme Where Tou Kn__ ___ - trict. |24 a month. granite chemnevs. lot Is 5# x 188. with t 118 BdMM ilvaaa BRETT 41 UR. LTD. Getting Full Value for Every Dollar nificent view, house newly BOTH RENTED tank, electrlr light. Terms. 7- ROOMED HOUSE, modern. Jemee Bay. painted; extra fine garden Ian# at aide and rear, with garage. This 8404 rash, baient* as rent. Invested and Know That Tou Ill a month. HIS property wu originally priced at property Is first class In every respect and Cun Sell Again if the with fruit, lawn, roses, etc. (S.***, but our Instructions are to lot it FURNISHED. Terms 8500 cash. balance T situated In beat part of Oak Bay. Price T1URNSIDE-Vyry attractive ghd cosy Neeeaaity Arises t for 88.24*. Roth house* at and on ee* terms.------' dta Fort Street 188 •-ROOMED HOUSE. 0*k Bey. rent 8115. y monthly. . only 15,258; four-roomed bungalow on t 84 x 124: within ten minutes' walk of NTRI1KLAND. SWAIN A PATRICK ecentra of city; . local Improvements are high ground, containing- liv REAL B1 NO.4LOB8 , rpHREB AND A HALF ACRES and this YOU CANT GO WRONG WITH ANY OF S-ROOMBD HOUSE. Fnlrneid. rent 8126. VSAR BELMONT AVENUE -Best part: ing room which ha# open flre- A new. modern bungalow with sugerlor 1*10 Douglas Street Phone# MtT and 84M paid for. and street Is paved. Very eagy ' eight-roomed modern and well-built 8- ROOMBD HOUSE. Fairfield, rent 176., ^ . place. two i.edrooms with \VK tlave fnr Immediate sal* these of construction, situated within short distance I-ROOMID HOUSE. Fairfield, rent 176. term*. residence, cumsltt* with conservatory-and 9tl 'inll clothe# closets, and kitchen. ▼v the finest bungalows in the city. No of the beech at Brentwood Bay: the land all conveniences. fISur bedrooms .two fire I-ROOMBD HOUSE. Oak Bay. rent 815. WAfft/v This proper: v la all fenced expense has been spared in the building Is all cleared, and has a young orchard of 91 ûfUÏ-,N THE FOUL BAY DISTRICT SIX-ROOMED MODERN place». fire Class basement with furnace, uud finishing of these beautiful liouios. assorted fruit trwea It commands a splen I-ROOMID HOUSE. Oak Bey. rent 8180. VICTORIA LAWN BOWLING CLUB laundry tuba. etc. : tiy# tolleta. one up ahd and has a nice garden. Ad V-LOVU —Near the sea and handy ta SEMI-BUNGALOW 1 downstairs : foundation la of brick set joining lot ran be purchased They are equipped with every modern did marine view, and la near school, store .. . the carllne. a meet attractive G1LLBRP1E. HART A TODD. LTD.. TENDERS INVITED OITCATED In Gorge dletrlct and close te for 8*04. Easy terms. convenience, together with special built- and electric railway. Price 16.688. little cottage, remaining four cosy rooms, on stone ; very fine grounds laid out In in feature* and hardwood floor#. The 711 Fart 8L. Victoria. B. C. Gorge Road. House la very convenient law*, flower# and fruit trees, also cement nURMSIDH—Wonderful rxlw In thtw AMBS BAY HOME of eight rooms,’on with water, light, sewerage, fireplace and ly arranged, with nice reception hall, large *r* far below \ glue, and persona ,'ltV very lnrge lot. 6f * for the construction of a Lawn Bowling ttitiks. etc.; size of grounds 1M feet x ! SPRING CLEAN INjOW C. P. R. Memorial Plaque Erected You'll And dose ne of labor-savin* brushes, to Memory of Men Who Died in War Novelty Bramley mops and compounds here at most reason able prices. Barrings Collars Heir Broome, from ...... $1.50 96c to $1,96 76c to $1.25 Wool Brooms, from $1.60 I x Bannister Brushes, from ...... ‘...... 70<* 739 Yates Street Phone 6510 > 7 Range Polish, from ...... A5<* * “Zebra” Polish, from ...... 25^ Kloon Flue Boot Destroyer ...... 15^ > 4% •A :/ -a 1 v-r /, Radium Pure Thread 1418 Douglas Street and 2213 Oak Bay Avenue 11 is i .!,i i i gui ifjt i"K3l- /sirs i hum hi an. suivy .r. j !uf h r i rAOi-ic HAHWÀY Uiilv iv v/i# j ;j Silk Hosiery :! » ■ II Of <., AMU ajtlNllfi U I r Al IIIAI / xvas wyu- to iH/HKNunri Dn/shiyjiii: i-aœij mm>i . l 1 tianaimo- /if. I Wtl-IY / /If 01 Ml IIT (It MU' . s 111 I 1. j To-day’s manufacturer’s price, $1.75. m jaiii or am v Arm M-.i-F SAU:;nu mviik, ui rm k * <*, Gordons’ Bargain Price, pair...... aP VP Wellington COAL ( AVI I Livas THAT GÎÏff RS lir.Mi UVL IN FT 'T< LET THOSE. YlhO COIJL AFTER St L Hi n Pure silk from top to tor, reinforced arid perfect fitting. Colors smoke, navy, For Furnaces, Ranges or Heaters that uir-iK i sues r.E nor ronumtri I cordovan, grey and black. EXTRA SPECIAL Washed Not for Ranges f J -, .... - , . *4 f 1 î l