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PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. 64 NO. 25 VICTORIA, B.C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924 CURRIE MAY BE MINISTER TO THE UNITED STATES 3,300,000 Haases Los Angeles is BIB SHAKE-UP BRITISH DECLARATION SAYS SETTLEMENT Needed in England Starting Point of PRINCIPAL OF McGILL ON RULINGS OF WORLD in Twenty Years V.S. World Flight London. Jan. 30 (Canadian Press Washington. Jan. 30— Los Angeles IS OFFERED CANADIAN has been selected by the Army Air Cable».— Mere than 1,000.000 homes Service as the starting point for the Ottawa Citizen States Can­ in England are not fit to Jtve 1n. attempted around-the-world flight, COURT IS NOW AWAITED original plans to begin the flight from ada Colonization Associa­ This is the conclusion of the Na­ Seattle have been modified accord - POST AT WASHINGTON tion to Disband tional Housing Council, which has ingly. Robert Owen Made Chief Geneva Hears Report MacDonald Administration May Accept inquired, into the matter. The coun­ ORIZABA RECAPTURED Constable For Victoria Compulsory Jurisdiction of the International Tribunal cil estimates that 3.3O(f.OO0 houses Immigration Department and Galveston. Tex.. Jan. 30—Orizaba. Unofficially Reported Government Wishes to Appoint District ought to l»e built In the next twenty Industrial city and largest city in the Railways to do the Work years In—England, and that more slate of Vem Vrttik wA* captured yes­ Sir Arthur Currie as Canada’s First Minister to the Geneva, .Ian. 30—No confir­ than 600,000 new houses are required terday by fédéral forces, according tv Vancouver District Split to in Scotland; r ~ official advices received here to-day. United States - 7- Increase Efficiency mation has yet- been received Ottawa. Jan* 3Ô—“The Can­ here of the report that the British ada Colonization Association is Ottawa^Jan. 30—if General Sir Arthur Currie, Principal of Reorganizationv of the Provin­ Government raay\ratify the op­ goinf out of business,” states McGill University, will accept the position of Canadian Minister cial Police Force, with important Tlu* Ottawa Citizen to-day. CARDIN, QUEBEC M. P. Plenipotentiary to the United States, the appointment will bs changes in executive positions, tional clause in the World Court ^The meeting held in Montreal made, it waa learned here to-day. according to The Ottawa C itizen. was announced at ttre Attorney- of Justice protocol. By this act Monday is so interprété-1 here, As Premier- King was attending a Cabinet meeting this after» General* Department to-day. Britain would accept the com­ although the official statement IS EXPECTED TO JOIN noon, no confirmation of the newspâper s report could be obtained. Robert Owen has hi en ap­ pulsory jurisdiction of the court handed out was Jess definite. The matter has been discussed in the Cabinet and Sir Arthur, pointed Chief Constable for Vic­ and would be the first great “The mothering of settlers is it is understood/has been sounded out on the situation, but so far toria, it was announced. power to admit its obligatory to he looked after; by the Land THE OTTAWA CABINET has not indicated his acceptance. The Vancouver Provincial Po­ principles. This report and the Settlement Branch of the Immi­ Many representations have been made to the Government em­ lice district has been divided in- presence of Miss Margaret Bond- gration Department, while the phasizing the need of Canadian representation at Washington and two largo areas—Vancouver anti New field. Parliamentary Secretary of publicity and listing of lands will be Ottawa. .Ian. 30.—A readjustment of Hie Cabinet is expected the position wilt be filled just as soon as a suitable man can be \V est mins 1er -t he wholeto be under looked "after by the railways." the to-day. llou. Ernest Lapointe will, it is understood, be sworn in found. If Sir Arthur Currie would the direction of 8nb*iMpeetor rruick- the British Ministry of Labor, newspaper says. accept, the Government would be shanks, who. up to the present, has has aroused keen interest in The Citizen reviews thé difficul­ as Minister of Justice. P. J. A. Cardin, member for Richelieu, is pleased. The Citizen eaye. been chief constable at Vancouver. SIR ERIC DRUMMOND ties encountered by thel association, al«o slated for a Cabinet position. Sir Lomer Ooiiin, it Is understood# Samuel North will be chief consta­ British participation in the af­ referring to the reorganization ef­ declined the post. ble at Vancouver. J. McDonald, for­ Secretary -General of the League of Official announcement . of the appointment of Mr. Justice fairs of the League. Miss Bond• Nations, who is now visiting London. fected when Sir John Willison and merly senior constable at New West­ other directors resigned, the Govern­ Vancouver, Jan. 36.—A special to minster. will be chief «Tons va bid at field, who arrived yesterday, inau­ Malotiin of the Superior Court of Q.ebee to the Supreme.Court of The Vancouver Daily Province from that pe transferred to tain under the MacDonald Cfovern- to The Citizen, and the work is to be ing I can eay about it,” declared Sir mWTTt-wffp-tead' Hit? -way Ht-reeegwtH- divided tl** Immigration Re-yOffer Plan 1o Restore Arthur * Currie thle afternoon -whew trials and assise court cases. ing the rules of the court as obliga- Mayence, Germany, Jan. 30 paument and the railways. shown an Ottawa dlspStCfl regarding All these changes will ccm * into çf- —The Mayor of Roxtreim, Ba his probable appointment as Can­ fevt February I. They are tGng 8TATEMENT AWAITED adian Minister to the United States* made under the direction of the new variait sisi* ipifcWfctit provincial police inspector, CoL J. H. This prospect is being widely dis­ Confidence Tit cussed here this morning, and a defi­ of the autonomous movement McMullen. ‘ -______nite pronouncement on the subject is in that province, was assas­ DENIES CM eagerly awaited. sinated to-day as he was me­ Sir Eric Drummond, secretary- SOVIET RECOGNITION general of the league, is expected to tering the town from the rail­ Values in This City have a conversation with Premier way station. HOLDS SITE DINES UNABLE ID Mat Donald la London this week. League circles attach great impor­ Local Syndicate ef Business Men Plans to Take Over Reverted WITHINTENMS tance to this discussion. WHERE Lands, and Make Them Revenue Earning fctr City. MAY CELEBRATION Observers Say British Gov­ ernment Will Act Without Man Shot in Los Angeles Mavor Hawyard -has been aaked- H. E. Beasley Says Acquire­ A eyudiuate be* beet* formed, in .Victoria contyusid of repre­ CIVIL SERVANTS Delay Should Rest Fifty Days, br Secretary C. S. Sylvester. -en ment of Queen’s Hotel Pro sentative business men for the purpose of presenting to the City SIR ARTHUR CURRIE behalf of the May 24 celebration Reverted Lands Committee a scheme to purchase the entire hold­ Says Physician committee, to call a public meet­ perty is Incorrect May be Accomplished Fact OPPOSE 016 COT ing on. Friday evening to recel ye ings of reverted lands. The plans of the syndicale havebeen be­ the accounts for the last celebra­ BOYS’ HOME IN Los Angeles, Jan. 30.—Court land S. fore the committee in camera, and ho report has yet been gub- When Parliament Meets tion. and to make plans for the Rumors were circulated ONTARIO IS SCENE Dines. Denver oil operator^ who was Federal Employees to Make next Maytime FTollc celebration. IU milted to thp Council for consideration. • shot here on the night of January 1 Victoria to-day that the Cana The company would be not merely a land-selling OF AN INQUIRY Loudon, Jan. 30—Full diplo. by Horace A. Geer, chauffeur to Their Salary Views Soon matie recognition of Soviet Rus. Mable Normand, film actress, was dian Pacific Railway had either medium, but a development organization. The fundamental ob­ sia by thf British Government is not in court to-day as scheduled to Ottawa, Jan. 30—Opposition secured an option_or had pur ject i*not to_make a profit, although outside investors would have Meaford. <>nt . Jan. 30 P.ecause of testify for the second time in connec­ Passenger— Train. chased the old Queen’s Hotel on to be offered some encouragement on their investments, but to the conditions at the Ontario Boys’ expected within ten days, ac­ tion with the shooting. of civil service organization* in Home, which are described as "shock­ cording to political observer* According tt> an affidavit signed by in Pennsylvania was I Store and Johnson Streets, for restore confidence in realty values ing," and the boys' only defence that the physician attending Dines, the Canada to any drastic downward ennsylvania in Victoria, thereby restoring de­ "nobody ever told me it was wrong,” conversant with the Labor Gov. the purpose of erecting a ter JOHN L. LEWIS WINS patient has not sufficiently recovered predated mortgage values. The ef­ the Meaford Town .Council has ap­ crament’a intentions. These ob­ from the bullet wound in his left lung revision of salaries in Govern­ Wrecked To-day minai building. Hopes that the fect on loans, it is expected, will be ON VOTE TAKEN AT pealed to the Attorney -Gefieral of to leave the hospital. Dines, the ment offices will be presented to news was correct were raised by to facilitate borrowings, and give Ontario for an- Investigation of the servers say Premier MacDonald affidavit stated, will not possibly be more encouragement to lenders, both MINERS’ MEETING sentence of five years and ten lashes is anxious to have recognition an Oil City, P«., Jsn. 30—The Buf­ the fact that the building is in a as investors in municipal loans, and passed upon Leonard Hetu, nineteen, able to appear in court for at least the Government and the Civil falo-Pittsburg passenger train on fifty days, and should not be called good location for the purpose with the for private development. Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. $0—Unoffi­ of this togrn, for incest. accomplished fact before Parlia­ Service Commission -by represen­ the Pennsylvania Railroad was The Attorney-General has promised for a period of at least sixty days un­ wrecked at St. George, jute south Johnson Street Bridge completed and The object primarily, is stated to cial tabulations to-day gave the ad­ ment meets on February 12. less his testimony is absolutely es­ tatives of the civil service organ­ that President K.-W. Beatty, when he be to check the continuous flow of to stay proceeding* as far as the of here, late to-day. A relief ministration forces of the United lashes are concerned and order an in­ sential. izations during their meeting was here last September, stated that properties into the city’s posesslon NO HITCH train carrying doctors and nurses vestigation. ______The physician says Dlnes’s re­ was sent from Oil City shortly the matter of building a new terminal through the inability of owners to Mine Workers of America a majority London, Jan. 30—The Daily moval from the*hospttal to testify at here on February 9 and 10. The in Victoria was before the official* of pay taxes. Of 119 votes on, the roll call of the after word of the accident was ONTARIO TAX Greer's hearing might bring on pneu­ principal demand of the organ­ the Canadian Pacific Railway. The One desire of the promoters, who delegates at the convention and re­ Herald says no hitch whatever monia. Chamber of Commerce discussed the have ini Invite knowledge of Victoria Toronto. Jan. 30^-The Government ized civil servants, it is under­ realty, is to prevent the selection of tained for tiitr.i tiie appointive pow­ has developed in tho Govern- NO WARRANT matter with the C.P.R. president stood, will be for a superannuation when he was in Victoria and al­ the best reverted parcels by Individ­ ers of the organisation. -Tha unofîl of Ontario proposes to introduce leg­ ment's preparations to recognize * Move Against Soviet Russia, that thei matter has The district-attorney’s office asked measure which will provide greater though he would not give them any ual purchasers, leaving the city to cial vute waa 2.126 votes Io*fav*r •>! islation at the approaching session that a bench warrant be issued for compensation for civil servants over carry the less desirable holdings, directed toward makihg the province already been decided anti that re­ definite information he left the im­ rfiun.ng th? prri.fl t system of ih* ports to the contrary deliberately Greer, and that his ball be fixed at sixty-five years old and permit <>f the British Capital pression that some announcement which averaged last year a sale value more sure of its returns under the $60,000. Judge Han by. however, took withdrawal of a greater number who of about one-third of their assessed constitution, which permits the ad Amusement Tax Act. There will he misrepresent the Ministry's intention. could tie expected In the. near future. a clause which will make the owner Thus does the Labor newspaper no action on the report. have passed that age. Increased sal­ Punishment Law That the C.P.R. have any Immedi­ value. ministration to appoint organizers Greer is out on $3.000 bail, while aries in certain sections and an ar­ The syndicate would deal not only nnd other official.*, an I 2,661 aga.nst. of each theatre and not simply the seek to allay what it describes aa “a ate plans In connection with the lessee responsible for (he return of good deal of impatience in the I^tbor Dines is held under $$0,000 bail as a rangement whereby Joint councils of Queens Hotel seems to be doubtful. with existing delinquent properties, The attack was against John L. material witness. civil servants and heads of depart­ London. Jan. 80—(Canadian Press but seek an option on properties Lewis, the international president. the tax. ranks about the impending recogni­ Cable) -R Cttmte, Labor M.P. for C. T. Cross A Co., y he agents for the tion." It attributes* the alleged wilful ments can be held periodically also property, report no recent negotia­ which In future years may revert to will he asked by the committee. The Kilmarnock, is promoting n bill in misstatements to the Conservative tions with the railway company. the city at tax sale. delegation has prepared definite the House of Common* for the abo­ and Liberal papers and expresses surprise that the I«abor people should proposals which will be submitted to lition of capital punishment. The A DENIAL believe the reports. OFFER MAY BE the Government. Meantime these second reading of the bill probably H. K. Beasley, general superinten­ Thug in Vancouver MacDonald Means to will be reached in April. • It also dubs as ridiculous atorieaj have not been made public. dent of the Ksquimalt and Nanaimo to the effect that a mtaaion of in­ Railway, in a statement to The Times Wounded; Police vestigation will go to Moscow prior this afternoon, gave the rumor an to recognition, saying nothing of the unqualified denial, elating that the Improve Relations of sort Is intended. company had all the land it required Hunting For Him _ „ Both Dausherty and for terminal purposes now, and was Coal Company Wishes Nova -. 0 ^ not in the. market for any additional South Vancouver. Jan. 30. — The property. ' combined police forces of Greater , Britain and France sco.« Dispute Ended DenbvMavBe lorcedto Vancouver are conducting a search Ill for a bandit who Is believed to have Men Have Been Demanding J J Item seriously wounded last night after he had successfully ,held up <». 20 Per Cent Increase W. Fisher, manager of the People's London, Jan. JO.—Premier MacDonald recently sent a personal BE INVESTIGATED Drug Store. Main Htrcet. and I secured letter to Premier Poincare in which he expressed « desire for a Glace Bay, X K.„ Jan. 30—Fol­ Leave the U. S. Cabinet $10 from the cash register. The store manager secured his own settlement of the difficultiw between Great Britain and France “Starvation Home" afOialla, lowing yesterday’s adjournment revolver as the bandit attempted to and for a complete Anglo-French understanding and M. Poincare of the wage conference between leave the premises and opened fire Washington, Scene of Washington, Jan. 30 (Canadian Press)—Renewed predictions replied sympathetically, according to statements printed this a representatives of the striking on him as he passed through the Death were made here to-day in high Government circles that Attorney- door. The bandit staggered as if hit morning by The Daily Telegraph and The- Daily Express. coal turners of the United Mine International Experts Want but before the druggist could fire By this action the new head of the British Government picked Workers. District 26, and the General Dgughcrty would be forced from the Cabinet in conse­ again succeeded in disappearing into Seattle. Jap. 30—A new* investiga­ as Many Facts as Possible the darkness. up the thread of Franeo-British relations qt the point where it was tion of the noted "starvation sani­ British Empire Steel Corpora­ quence of the Teapot Dome oil scandal. The President is being broken after the interview between Mr. Baldwin and Premier tarium" maintained by Dr. Unda tion, there is a more hopeful feel­ more strongly urged than ever by Republican advisers to “drop j. HODGE SAYS Poincare in Paris last Autumn, says The Daily Telegraph. It i,ie j Hazzard at < Uaila. Kitsap County. ing to-day in local eirclcs.- Finances Investigated at Ses ,u 1 wns announced to-day by Dr. Fsur COMBINES CAUSE that the letter was dispatched in accordance with the British ! a" Turner. Dirertur of ih* Wn»hin«- The adjournment here is not Daugherty.," sions in Berlin SOCIALISM TO GROW statesman'» aversion to the traditional methods vt diplomacy ami th! regarded as a break, but rather As for Secretary of the Navy Den by, Senate Republican leaders the result of the disclosure that said the resolution calling far his resignation would puss by a large his preference for more direttl means of negotiations. recent death of Victor Johnson, a Se­ ns a transfer of the issue to Mon­ Berlin. Jan. 30—The First l»ii«lon. Jan. 3fr—John Hodge, the attle resident, followed two months’ majority. In face of auch action it is believed he will he forced out'. Ieaborlte.^who Was Minister of Labor The letter, written se eoon ne Mr. J wllltnaneee J”to meet M. Poincare treatment at the Haszard institution. treal, where It t* jlopetl a decision Committee of Experts, investi­ Meltonnlit wee Installed In 1 Hiwiimn half-why Intr an attempt to achieve a will he reached by the British Um­ and Pensions In the Coalition Gov­ Dr. Hazzard was convicted of sec­ Washington, Jan. 30—Steps Cabinet, will comluet the prose­ ernment. told a gathering of iron and Street, was delivered by laord Crewe, final, complete and clear settlement.’’ ond-degree murder following the. pire Corporation directors on which gating Germany's finances, to­ the British Ambassador In Parle. He also voiced the hope that the a satisfactory settlement may be cutions jointly with Mr. Strewn. steel magnates last evening that they death of Flaire Williamson, a weal­ toward prosecution of the oil day decided to address a request were the men who were preparing the It informed M. Poincare that the nVw Frenvh Govermmt, in thf samp con­ thy Kngllsh spinster. In her institu­ The only direction* received from Government had b*en organized, say ciliatory spirit, would be ready U> the ITesident, Mr. Strewn said, were to Chancellor Marx that the com­ ground for Socialism, of which meat tion In 1911 and the reevue of a sla­ eases were begun to-day by Silas Of them were afraid. tho newspapers, and remarked with discuss ajl outstanding questions. ter, Dora Williamson, In ah emaciat­ BEFORE END OF WEEK to proceed in acc< th the mittee be given facilities for es­ perfect candor that relations be­ M. Poincare's answer, asserts the While the mine worker* are under- H. Ktrawn. of Chicago, one of executive's statement of lagt Satur­ "The great combines which are l e ed condition. The Supreme Court ing formed in this and otlié • coun tween the two countries for several newspaper, was awaited with some atood to be "standing pat" for a the special counsel selected by day midnight. This étalement der tablishing points of contait with Upheld the conviction, declaring th« twtrenna i-anahle of furnish ini? i* tries." he said, "are simply an evo well understood reasons had ceased anxiety lest the approach should not twenty per cpnt. Increaae. It is tie dared counsel, would be Instructed persons capame or rurmsmng i. lutlonnry pnx.M„, an(J a, aa ,h* to be ae friendly' an formerly and have been well received. But It seems J trial court. In sentencing Dr. Hazzard secret that an offer below this ol President Coolidge. "to prosecute these cases in the to two to twenty years, had “temper- ft) steel. Iron and tinplate works ore all that public opinion in Great Britain the answer was sympathetic, giving' , _lth m„r,.v •• i)r Hazard even one affecting the low-priced men Mr. St raw n conferred with the courts bo that it these is any guilt information. view the French poHcy with certain ' rise to a hope for a better atmos- ibjHc; with mercy. Dr. HaSMM it will be punished: if there is any in one big combine it will oe easy to only would not likely >’« rejected, President and announced he The committee, it was stated, socialize It " ilegrer» of «ueplclon. berne Homewh.it phere for s dlecusslon of trouhleaomL «Irait pus about What -Htbrhssre i «-.IS,* (hat President ■sww m. e»swM.»tes u* report, The* Premier then, according to the letters are likely to be published ported, follow ing heh release, she 4 see ntepsl ttty wui he cancelled?- Martin wer was that the people hid be e teas iwuened her vlutla Sanitaria». a settlement may lie. expected before, ■ lewdudeit en y**« 2.} | Benin. ewne rcoiXXUed to the movement. The Dally Telegraph, expressec the 1Attorney drnend'ftr TBTWiîsini (>, VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924

New Shijiment of CONTAINS NO ALUM PLACERS HIGHLY BE CONTESTED SOON ‘TIE EXTENSION Esquimau and Nanaimo Rail­ General Manager of Mining Mounted Police Operators way Will Require Amend­ CARDIGAN Company Looks For Good Under Sentence Take the Matter to Higher Courts ment to 1919 Legislation Season , Failure of coun.el to agree on the Says Conditions Unite to terms In which the case should be Owing to the fact that on June stated led Magistrate Jay In the City 6, 1924, the charter of the Esqm- SWEATERS Make Pay Giravels Well Police Court to-d»y to the dec talon that he would himaelf draw up the malt & Nanaimo Railway will 44The Cariboo is the coming atated case In which Eccles, Fern­ expire for the construction of mining country.” This is the andes and Smith appeal front prison two line» on the Island, applica­ dictum of H. Tuller, general tC™*the time limit under which the tion will be made to Parliament Now on Sale at ippellants can act will expire after manager of the (juesnel GoM Saturday the atated caae Is to be for the extension of time at the PURE FOOD Mining Company, a Washington ready by that time, and will be heard forthcoming session. ' ^ incorpeffetion, which is now op­ In the Supreme Court et Vancouver. Permission was given by the act of The history of the matfbr soee 1919 for work on the Coroox Lake $4.85 INSURES GOOD HEALTH erating adjacent to the Cedar hack to the trial of Frederick Wm. extension, via the Ash River, *n(* Ecclea, special agent; Frank Fern­ the 'Vest Coast extension, work to MAGIC BAKING POWDER Creek leases. andes. Informer, and William Lane be commenced within two years, anil Mr. TuUer stated that the company Smith, constable, operators of the expended $10.000 ih 1123 and will completed within five years. INSURES PURE FOOD Criminal Investigation Branch of The company hsa conatructed part spend $20.000 next year In develop­ the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, ment. He alluded to the work which of the line frotp the Parkevllle- stationed at Vancouver, in Ihe Vic­ Albernl branch towards Great Central had been done to handle the mine, toria Police Court las) Summer. 1212 EWGILLETT COMPANY LIMITED and stated that on this occasion he .Lake, but has been awaiting the de­ Telephone SENTENCED TO JAIL velopment of the lumber business be TORONTO, CANADA. MONTREAL had bought a considerable ameunt of Douglas 1901 CANADIAN MADE WINNIPEG pipe for hydraultckln* requirements. fore finishing the line for operation. The accused were Jointly charged Both lines will open valuable tim­ Street “Cedar Creek.” he stated, "to-day Is with being in unlawful possession of producing from 106 to 130 ounces a ber areas '’and ■ jtlao it la expected Limited fifty tine of high grade opium on mining area, of which at present ttt- day with rockerg and all men only- Anguat 24. 1923. On November 3 There is gold at the Higher elevations Ecclea and Fernande* were sentenced tler*e ultimate deKInatlonof the ,WOMEN’S READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY land while the lower creek beds in the to eighteen months in Jail, and order - "CTHWrarWff» Sfild to be worked out West (’oast branch. acOCYdlng to me to pay à fine of $1,000 each. Smith act le eet at Wreck Bay. irrthe rush there Is a lot of gold yet received a nine month»* term, ana COURT OF APPEAL to be sectrrwt by hydrottbe minings was ordered to pay a fthe of 1500. Cor placer mining there are three es­ The accused asked for right .ha ap­ place with nineteen points. Oreaf sentials—plenty of water, room for peal on law from the finding of the Britain moved to fourth place with Use Coke _lhe tailings and decent pay gravel- court by way of stated case. This fourteen points, her total being «EARS OF TIMBER and all those you have around vlues- was refused, but later the statement nt "People are not .alive to the situa­ of the case was directed by aQ order swelled by her victory In the curling competition, which carried with It tion.” he stated, and if they had to sectiFed In the Supreme Court. Better, Cleaner and More Efficient The difficulty to-day arose from ten points. France Is fifth with mush 160 miles into the Interior of eleven. Switaerland and Austria era Alaska they would rather do it than the fact that there is no appeal from ILS. STEEL STOCK MUST TIKE REST tied for sixth, with ten pointa «ch. show confidence In the Cariboo dis­ a criminal prosecution under the Use it in your furnace or open fireplace, alone or mixed opium and Narcotics Drug Act ex­ Sweden le seventh with nine. Cxapho- trict. There I» no reason why the 50,000 Shares Changed Slovakla eighth with three, and Can­ with other fuels. Court Nears End of Hearings whole area should not be a- substan­ cept by stated case on a point of law. Athens. Jan. 30—The condition of The higher court» are bound by “Premier Vcniseloe. who was stricken ada ninth with one. The grand to­ tial producer In 1924.” Hands in Half Hour in tal of points for the nine event# la Set Down For Trial at Mr. Tuller is stay ing at the Do.mln- finding of facts returned by the po­ ill during a heated debate in the Na­ tional Assembly yesterday, is such 118. instead of 186. since three points ton Hotel for a.few days, arranging lks magistrate. • , Present Session In this Instance J. B. Pattullo, K,« v NewYork as to cause his cancellation of en­ were cancelled In the military skiing $11 a Ton t rights DM- hi» proiM rl ■ appearing with A. B. Macdonald, gagements for ten days. His wife and six In the curling. A Judgment award **f <72. and ffti K.C., for the accused, and Claude L. Extra Dividend Cause of Ex­ has been summoned from Pdrls. < Delivered within the city limits. I dismissal of a counter claim, led to Harrison foe the Crown, could not The attack, which is heart trouble, an appeal by the Y tek Chung ■ Lung agree on the facts of the caae. citement To-day is said by his physicians to have re­ I Company which çontipued this morn­ Finally Magistrate Jay took met­ sulted -from his extremely nervous ing in the Court of Appeal Th®a^" FI iers Into his own hands and will New York, Jan. l6.—On# of the condition, amounting almost to i pellants seek a reversal of the find- make out the case to be atated. wlldeet stock market scalene In re­ breakdown. While the Premier*» con B.C. ELECTRIC ! ing of Judge Umpman in’the County cent years look place this morning dition Is not regarded a* grave, his j Court on a suit In which the plaln- when thousands of buying orders friends are concerned over the possi­ Oil Department ! tiff-reopondent. Krnest William Grir- poured into the exchange as a result bility that he will be obliged to re­ I fjths. uf Metcbosin, sued for breach of the declaration of an extra divi­ linquish active political ltwdershlp. Phone 123 An extraordksary Cabinet meeting Coke Sales of contract. Assisted Average of 400 dend of fifty cent» on the common TfieTTtTgafion arose over an » Free ­ JUVENILE COURTS stock of the United States bjeel was held to-day to consider the mea­ sures necessary to carry on the Gov­ men t between parties to cut timber Persons Monthly in 1923 Corporation. Initial gains of active on the plaintiff» land at Happy Val­ ienuee ranging from one to six pointe. ernment in Venlselos' absence ' ley, the contract stating that all trees Ah average of 107 families, repre­ The first sale of U.B. Ht eel Com­ riu- Nvrvf-IiVet^T] of twelve Inches and over in girth senting 402 pereohs. have been helped mon. which, was not recorded tor several minutes because of the mc- NORWAY LEADS IN o , T !_• CL c I See our window display of had to be removed. each month during the past year, ac- -Frank HiggiM* K.C. covinsel for .cording to the report made at the Statements Made at Social Vumulatton of orders, ws* OLYMPIC SPORTS lUisuirss «mi Prolt’ssiuiuil I Stock-taking Mioe sale a hundred Bargains. appellants, argued that the judgment twenty-ninth annual meeting of the shares at 166. or 2% above yester­ M til ere were ^s^huted. myy dividend and the substantial Increae# iSMM* DiCHASE'S M.P.P.. for respoaemdent.—..w, —argued .------TrirtT term oF Thunks and |»exw«ma! Ok* ski marathon v. ------the plaintiff had been------v..m.mra.i hampered liv by «ratitude showing how the Christ­ 1er s|»eakcr arose at the annual con ation for the last quarter of 19.8. Profeaslnnal bear trader», who had the Norwegians gained twenty-two failure of the appellant* to remove mas cheer lightened many ead hqpnee ventlon of the fh»clal Service Council points a fid brought their total to J. D. BREEZE been selling stock» freely on the ex­ nerve food the standing trees. at this season. of Canada here and teetifled con­ seventy-one and a half, while Fin­ Would the presence of tree* or a The secretary's report continued : cerning the value of the Juvenile De­ pectation of purchasing them eub- SUCCUMBED TO-DAY etanllallz lower In the expected land remained at sixty-seven and a girth slightly less than that slated "The year Just closed has been a linquency Act and Juvenile cpurJ8 The United States retains third IN VANCOUVERj for cutting by the contract, eleven very busy one. hut we. art? happy, to nmved to one after another of the Fehraury reaction- haalooed to cover and three-quarter t ne bee f‘»r «xampleo f«y that very few families have i rovlncee of Canada. . .. thefr commitments. needed more than temporary assist­ It was shown that the Juvenile VERY EXCITED Vancouver, Jan. 3". Following a T*>t also have hindered the farmer court in Toronto is instrument in When the opening gong sounded in the tillage of hi. «01? «U'erled th. ance owing to lack of steady em­ GTE the Hteel ik>»i ww surrounded by raising more money, by compelling paralytic stroke shortly before .swtL- Tbtl,r presence- would hat . ployment. Those requiring monthly Christmas. J p Rrew. dean of tho aid are aged people, widow* and delinquent men to provide for ih*w scores of wtldty-shottttng and ges­ life insurance men of Vancouver, been disconcerting, admitted Mr. wives whose husbands are Incapaci­ families, than the court-costs, to say ticulating brokers. It was nearly ten poolsv. but urged that «'leering op- DON'T FUSS WITH died to-day at the age of eighty-one. Adds Comments to Article by tated through Ill-health. We can all nothing of what it doe* for the pro­ minutes after tiding began before eretlnne would Hake been facilitated realise that a family consisting of tection of children and saving them an opening price could be decided Publicity Bureau Writer by the removal of the twelve Inch and four or more persons, ft» Is vary eften ffom evil influences îpon The firet block of 7.001) Steel over tree, if this had been done. The the caw, would require that the The matter was brought up In the at 108 was followed by a block of "The Playground of America” Is the hearing procceu"proceeds father work every working day of report of the committee on crimin­ 1 600 at 106%. Upwards of 60,000 h68dlns__tfi_ 8n ar|lçie_by Frank Glol- 1 ThqM8QN ESTATE the year to Ifeep out of debt, but ology. which was pNeented by Rev. shares of Steel changed hands In the •■■mm ia tlie jftttwuy lwluo Ilte Al- | when wofk only, lasts two weeks nr u j. W. Young of *H» *nd adopted ------— -LOT-;-c. -, Muiterole Works Without the iud cuiLpurchased froi tierta Motorist. The article which { In the hearing “f th» TTt m month st a time it I» easy to imagine WltFtS ADVANCED | tut intrant* maximum heat deals with "Victoria and Her Island i rate and the Taxation Act the P how soon they would be without The committee recowyneod^ the Davison ('hemlcal Boarded six Blister ; Easier. Quicker Kingdom” Is profusely illustrated and I vinca is respondent to an app funds and be forced to apply for aa council take steps to secure reeolu- points. United States Cast Iron Pipe | with a minimum of waste. written in an effective manner, the I th»* executors of th® fVat? „n sistance to carry them along unirr t.ons from other Canadian bodies on 4% and Pan-American B.; General There's no sense in mixing a mesa author making an interesting story j rharlee William Kon^rt Th more work was obtained th#- matter of undesirable preaa pub­ Electrlrt. American Can. Bethlehem. of mustard, flour and water when We sell only the beat with » real plot the medium of get- from r decision «*f ihf J c °/«ihig All our effort was mad* possible by licity and bring the blatter to the at­ Republic end Gulf Stale. 8t«t m» you can easily relieve pain, soreness j grade of coal mined on the ling over his pul.llrlt- (or Victoria, I „f R,' “hu h affirmed •• the never falling sympathetic gener­ tention of Canadian editors. or suffîtes» with a little dean, white The committee urged the inaugura The editor of The Motorist besides t duty on the -stole to amount to osity of our clttxens in general, thus Musterole. Island. Bet Two Trial Boxes glvln* the article the pride of peel- 13.118. The late Mr. Thomson died showing their approval of the work ation of a policy whereby PrJ*?n'r" may .bo set to work at useful labor BOTH DAUGHERTY AND Musterole is made of pure oil of accomplished by the association. mustard and other helpful ingredi­ PAZO OtfJTMENT is a Guaran­ tien 1, th" magasina, makes a few I at Victoria on January ... '» • comments „n Vlctorli himself Must | A 1> Crease will appear torthe Grateful thanks Is due the City1 and the remuneration used to pay tn» teed Remedy for all forme of costs of keeping the prisoner» and DENBY MAY RESIGN ent». combined In the form of the Alberts motorlats know something of i appellants and W. D. t arter. ■ j- Council, generous public, and P present whH* ointment. It takes the Piles. the charm of Victoria." he say. "To j far th. ih-ovlnce. The appeal Burrs Company for supplying meat their dependents. FROM U.S.JJABINET place of mustard plasters, and will Pay your druggist $1.20 for two them, therefore, this article; will, ap- I in this hearing is the shortest on re tv complete hampers, market stall not blister j.E.PAINTER & SONS boxes of PAZO OINTMENT. peal with particular force, especially cord In the preeeot slttlng ot , holders. Times dnd Colonist and pub­ («’ontlnued from page 1 > Musterole usually gives prompt re- - bl7 [ormordnfSf phone When yon have used the two it thin time of the year when the , court. The actual lic school children. The spirit of giv­ Th# Investigation Involve» tha Tea­ Hef from sore throat, bronchitis, ton- 5 3 boxes. If you are not «defied thin red line of the thermometer of 11it fit'Lset outuut In a few ----brief lines ing impressed upon the minds of the pot Dome naval oil reserve In Wyo- sllltis. croup, stiff neck, asthma, with the résulta obtained, we will shows a decided disinclination to The appeal Is taken by the vxecut- children has wnndeful results, and we ming and a naval oil reserve In Cali­ neuralgia. headache. congeMlon. ois on behalf of the bencfirlarias of send $126 to your druggist and raise its diminished length above the have been delighted with the lovely fornia leased to commercial Inter­ pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains the estate in this city, cited «« H- V request him to hand it to you. *ero mark and around the cheerful C hristmas spirit of many little ones. ests. x and aches of the back or Joints, ANNOUNCEMENTS fire men and women drénm dreams Drummond-Hay. Miss Ann l. Drum­ This love of helping ethyrs is char­ UNDER SURVEILLANT sprains, sore muscles; bruises, chil­ We prefer to handle this through mond-Hay. and the estate of Mias acter building in every sense of the- blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest of blue seas, clean, sandy beaches, PE CROWD BUT Srnator Wills. Republican. Ohio, Enter the Cap»» ■•wUng Teurna the druggist because hit cus­ and shaded, forest roads " M» « Thomson. . ... word.» and will help make bigger and (it mav prevent pneumonia). tomers ere usually hla friends The t'ourt of Appeal I» nearing the better cltlxena and hasten the day declared In the flehkt* yesterday af- ment to-day. ions 6*69 or tMILS. The article 'features Victoria aa a urrtoon that Albert B. Fall, former 40c and 7*c. at all druggists. 1U» and will be honest with him. end of lie Hat of caeca for the present when service and thought for others The Mueterole Co. of Canada, Ltd., health resort. session. A few additional hearings | SHOW FAILED Hecretnry of the Interior, during will eliminate Impoverished condi­ PAHS MEtUCitlE COMPANY. whom* term of ofllce the U-eses wer* Montreal. set down since the sealon opened tions so that all may enjoy a lair Butter—The very heut leeal freshly I », SpeSIss Are.. Toronto. C.ooSo negotiated, had been placed under churned Balt BprlM Island r——• have yet to be heard. share of prosperity." surveillance by 1 *-pertinent of Jus­ cpaac«K8«ac8aoBgt8ggaraa3B3$»^ Troubles of Theatrical Man­ cow retailing; at IHi Iper pound. SOLDIER SETTLER WINS Mins Sara Spencer presided at IDS tice agents at New Orleans January meeting which was attended by agement Told by A. E. Hall, 20. Orders were sent out to the IVeilerlck William Marshall, soldier thirty members of the board and a agents from Ihe Department, the Sen­ settler of the Mervllle settlement, w.on number of Interested visitor». Mayor Jr., in Vancouver Court ator said, not to permit him to leave TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY before the Court of Appeal yesterday Hayward conveyed his congratula­ the country "under any conditions afternoon, recognition of the fact that tions to the association upon its fine Vancouver, Jan. 30—The tribula­ On the same day Senator Willis r <>8T—On Osk Uot Aesaes,r.t>*ie4^e hie contract with the Wawaneea year of service tions of theatrical managers In •aid Department of Justice agents at 1 • Elgin end Foul plssss phone Mutual Insurance Company was a squeexing reluctant nickels out or un­ El Faso had been directed to place •black Bilk•*- scarf. Flsder valid one Their' lxtrdehlps at the willing theatre patrons were set forth under surveillance Thomae Johnson, Better than a mustard plaster liTUa. “and wasn’t close of the hearing dismissed the before Hi* Honor Judge Cayley In foreman of Fall's ranch at Three appeal of the insurance company ae county court here when H w. A U* Hivers. N.M., for whom a committee You’ve probably heard of this well* to liability, and reserved Judgment Hams and I-awrence Itaye w*»ro suhiuena was issued that day and ^^Try our Shoe Repair Department. We are prompt. Our priées are right* known plan of making rough aynip oil the point of how much Is to be charged on committal from the po­ who is now in Washington. He was it mild at home. But have yon ever Used It! not to be permitted to leave the at Home. DUL nave jv. .... ■ pntd. H II Robertson, K.C.. ap­ lice court of issuing $600 in worth­ A Money-Saver Value in Men’* Work Boots When you do, you will under.tami peared for the appellant company, less cheques Lawrence Hay .» w-tll country why thou-ands of families, the w-jrld and J. H. Clearlhue and William known in Victoria, the stage name Uppers of stout WIntel■ chromecniuniv, extra strong eolew, easy flttin oyer, feel that they could hardly keep 'most in wear and comfort. yesterday?” Strallh for the reaponilent The taken by A E. Hall Jr. Both accused ------*•'-» uti house without it. , It', .into. «4 were acquitted, the trial judge bod­ EXTRA.ÏRA SPECIALariaiAD ...... rheap. but the wsy It Ukes hold of a hearing dealt with a fire Insurance Quite so. but that’s no policy under which Marshall made Premier MacDonald Has no ing that there wite no Intent to ,le- .83* Vîtes rough will quickly earn it a perma­ claim when hla property suffered Street reason why you should let nent place in your home. *rThL charge waa brought by nlno- Roygtl Shoe Store ”* damage In the Mervllle forest fire In Laborites Ready For Law your coal get low. ’Tyas Into a 16-ox. bottle, pour 2% ounce» teen players, the cast uf the produc­ of Pinexi then add plain granulated February and March. 1816 1922. ______Offices tion, "My Quaker Girl.’ The show sugar syrup to fill up the bottle. Or, had a rough passage on the boards and 1816, when "snow bit it desired, use clarified molasse», at the Avenue Theatre here, and Its honey, or corn eyrup instead of sugar Iftmdon. Jan. 80 |Canadien Press lie.” 1 Dead, 1 Injured managers protested that the only way eyrup. Either way, it taatee good, Cable)—Premier MacDonald has gone they tould fill the hall was by Issuing never «poll., and gives you 16 ounce, to Scotland for the purpose of-'wir­ '“IT;., claimed that ihe poor sup. of better rough remedy then you in Mine Crash ing the difficulty he la experiencing Thilbhins Buy That New Suit Before | WALTER WALKER could buy ready made for $2-50. In providing Scottish law officers for nort was due to an epidemic ot ■mall It la really womslerful how quickly pox. which stopped the show for a Baume Bengué this home-made remedy conquer» ft Nanaimo. Jan. Nt-When a trip on hla administration. week while the theatre was lain* Our Sale Stops cough—usually in 21 hours or lea», reduces at once & SONS. LTD. whtrh two man were riding broke Hoaalyn Mitchell, who. unlike sev­ fumigated. ft seem, to penetrate through every away at the Jingla Pot Mine of >he eral other Ciydeeldo Labor candi­ On one night the auditorium was the itching, Bwell- WOMEN AND MW! air passage, loosen» a dm hoar»» or Wellington Collieries yesterday and dates unsuccessfully wooed the elec­ filled, but there waa only 81» in the ing and irritation of Meet reel Dealer* tight cough, lift» the phleam. heals dashed with great momenta» down torate In the two preceding elections box ntl!ce, the remainder of tho sup­ Don't delay I tieve to m.a the meebean*. and gljea ilmo.t Im^ chimlaine. Prompt liata relief. Splendid for throat the elope from the knuckle of the pit and waa defeated on DwMnber 6. port being by puaa-holdera. money ! Come in and #§ Fert Street I mediate ilmvi. head to destruction, one wae killed 1983. |n Central Olassow by 8lr Wil­ Banking on the futurs success ol healing follows the Akers 6667 l tickle, hoareenees. croup, and the other seriously injured, as liam Alexander, has been mentioned the production. It» promoter» iajued he measured to-day 1 . t and bronchial asthma. first few applications. follows: „. frequently for the position of Lord cheques to the extent of over l-tod. Pit I positively ' guar­ I ! Pine* is a hlghlv ^>ncen«• - r«pine ex- stableman, instantly killed- however. I» not a barrister but only few cent» over 81. Tho expected win­ anteed! tract,.net. and has been usedu»ed for \gaaw»- ning did not take place, and the am* tlona for throat and eheet allinenta. lhjured—John Sharp, pipefitter, ta a solicitor, and In this way la re­ garded as not qualified for the office. of 8600 In cheques could not b# re­ ta also an excellant remedy t To avoid dl.jopohitment. aikrour ken to hospital with a fractured leg ______.nanpoi anil other Injuries. On similar grounds of non-quaiiri- deemed. frost bitea, chapped hands, ZZ?,"... $40.00 druggistwith direction,. for “Î'Z- 2nd ounce.don't orotp*.. ------Ft «Coroner Hlckllng will hold an In­ callon, there Is no Scottish latbor "! can find no conspiracy to de­ cracked fingers, etc. See our selection of quest. ______. member of the House of Commons fraud." remarked Hla Honor Judge thing else. Guaranteed to eligible for the position of Hollcltor- Casley In acquitting the accused, Keep » tube alwa ÏÏÏKV,. $30.00 lute satisfaction or money refuodud- "they were gamb’lng on making a Chinese Brass, Carved The Plnex Co., Toronto, Oat. General of Bcotlahd. bandy. Regular <*««) MAN SOUGHT BY lucceas of the show. Rave went In 888.ee, 1er.. $35A)0 NO SPECIAL LEGISLATION on a ahoeatrlng." ? At all dealer». Weed and Cut Stone POLICE SURRENDERS Imbor circles do not favor the H S Wood appeared for the prose­ suggestion that the Government cution, Reginald Tapper defended the rX“tor... $27.50 Boston. Jan. 80 —Harry Ms niff, of should Introduce special legislation accused Williams, nod Hoiart Hender­ '* At Revere, Mae»., surrendered at the enabling the administration to make son appeared for "lawreoce Rnye. appointments to theee offices with SPECIAL PRICES federal building‘to-day. and waa »r FOUGHT TO DRAW * rested on a charge of conspiracy to the material ready at hand. rob In ronqecfton-with tfce 81.000.009 ft Is considered probable the Prime CHARLIE HOPE Minister will consult the Lord Prwl- New York, Jan. 80 —Bobby Wol- mull truck robbery In toe Angelee In eaat, Philadelphia bantamwelghL 1484 F. W. Francis mo. t set eieeeer va$%ix» < i dent orof the Court of Heeslon. while Phoae 86W March. 1921 K&nburgh. with1 a tMX lt*W to milland Terryaw» I J Martin. Prnvtdenee M,l ...... -Jew*lcfv •: *. Hvrt fi. t-liapunui- thtajiU», •*» 1 lw U I» t their ll-rouad bout • ha .-$< ».m -UTOtHis la <»« —a- 1827 DeuflUe 2*reçt. Pheœ W® l'LLtCLUiMipl ( ..Havtrxioti -*;i rcWr*-*' on a eimlhrr charge beta tbelwo positions In question, rto a draw. Tr*i>E r*yio'™tORUn .nilmi rarit'wrAfiir i r yrt ev*** xe «asuixx » * y esterday. | a. 4w ■ W.-mk. 5#*

rpj.vBri. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924 $5,250,080 THEATRE The Bargain Basement Will Present Final Clearance For Thursday of

Max Hart’s Action Against Spring Hats All Winter Hats at Keith and Orpheum in 1008-10 GOVERNMENT STREET New York Fails

New York. Jan. 30—After three Of Smart $1.45 and $3.85 weeks of trial, the $5,250,000 euit brought by Max Hart, the booking New Poiret Twill and Simplicity A FINAL Opportunity to buy agent, against the B. F. Keith The­ at atrical Exchange, Inc., the Orpheum a real stylish Winter Hat at Circuit, Iftc., and other vaudeville in- less than, the actual cost of tcrests was dismissed yesterday by Tricotine Dresses Federal Judge Augustus N. Hand. SMART Spring liais of faille making. The suit was baaed on charges IN THE NEWEST SPRING MODES silk, changeable silk, satin, that the defendant# conspired to combined with ,straw, with MOST of these Hats arrived boycott actors employed by Hart so within the last month and none as to ruin his business. Judge Hand very attractive trimmings of held, however, that although vaude­ fruit. TldWers, perky bows and is priced below $7.00. But as ville actors traveled with their para­ we do not carry over any Hats phernalia from state to state, tho $26.so ribbons. In the popular Spring business of booking them did not fall shades and black, brown,, tan, from one season to another, within the interstate commerce pro­ Presenting here Thursday a fine group of women's they are to go at $1.45 visions of the Sherman anti-trust grey and sand. Remarkable law. Kmart ly styled one-piece navy Poiret Twill and Tneo- values...... $3.95 and...... 7...... ".$3.85 Several theatrical stars appeared tine Frocks, featuring the newest Spring modes, and during the trial to testify that Hart, as be claimed, had "picked them, up at the special price of $26.50 they are indeed very in the sticks and put them In the big remarkable value (view window display). time." The plaintiff claimed that the Keith and Orpheum circuits .ulti­ mately -refused to book his stars, The South African Plume Shop thus causing him to lose most of his high salaries clients. Phone 2818 ffty FIGHTB_;_____-___ ,______Continuing the Clearance 747 Yates Street Victoria’s Largest Millinery Salon When Hart testified that he had been barred from offices of the big -foHtgeer th* defendants' attorneys brought from him admissions that he Sale of Plaid and Striped several times had engaged In fist fights with Keith And Orpheum rep­ Wong. James Bradbury, Jr., Rbck- resentative#. The defendants claimed Wool Sports Skirts cliffe Fellowes and Tammany Young. Hart’s “pugnacious tendencies" were the chief cause of hia being barred *Heritage of Desert* from their offices. Continuing Thursday this extraordinary- CAPITOL AT THE THEATRES Hart also was caused to admit-that offering of misses’ fancy plaid and striped One of Zane prey’s he had failed in 1922 to declare on his TO-DAY Federal Income tax return $17.000 Wool Sports Skirts in short lengths only Most Famous Works which, however, be „ said repre _28 to 32. Many smart patterns to select sented “gifts and gratuities from Rupert Hughes' Inaide Story AT THE,THEATRES $4.90 Warning Note is vaudeville actors on the road,"—” from in plain and pleated styles. Excel­ of Divorce For lovers of the great outdoors lent value for Thursday’s sellingat$4.wO Sounded by Author Dominion—1'‘Reno.” ^ Zane Grey s picture "The Heritage Dominion—“Heritage of the Dee- of the Desert." showing at the of “Flaming Youth” Dojninion Theatre this week, should Plsybouse —** Bits of Life.” prove a big attraction. This is the •The whole of America tô-day is Columbia—“The Three Must-Get- third of the Zane Grey's super pro­ SCIENTISTS WILL “RENO” taking Its fun where It finds It.” de­ Therea." ductions and bv far the greatest of Royal—“Flaming Youth." the three. The acting of Ernest clares "Warner Fabian, author of Pantagea—Imperial Midgets. Torrence In the role of August Naah Final Clearance Sale Bargains for Starring Helene Chadwick. George “Flaming Youth.” "No heed la given Is superb, and mention also must be Walsh, Carmel Myere and Lew of the morrow. We are pleasure- made of the excellent work of Qebe Cody road. Jazz-crnzed flende." natural that our young men and wo- Daniels and Lloyd Hughes. Noah the Last Day of the "Flaming Youth'* is written around mtn seek every ounce of pleasure Beerv plays his part as the villain that they can get. But unrestrained British Association to Hold It's -Ife Fearlesi thç reckless youth of to-day. The exceptionally well. The picture pleasure Is dangerous, and it la the Its Daring author of the hirst National screen abounds with fast action and there Sessions There Next version, which ia showing at the duty of the parents to warn the Is a Tender love Story as only Zane Month’s Selling Royal Theatre this week. Marnes the younger generation of the dangers Grey knows how to write. Tho August At Usual Prices parent of to-day for t*ie recklessness that beset those who would ‘take photography is somewhat out of the Women’s Chamoisette of the modern young men and women. their fun where they find It.' ” ordinary and includes some mag Delegates Afterwards Will English Duplex Fabric-! qq “By nature we are all lovers of As a photoplay, “Flaming Youth" nlfleent shots of the desert, pertieu Gloves, white and colors;! Gloves, natural shade 29c pleasure»," Fabian states, “and -It Is stands out as one of the most start­ larly the scenes In which the techni­ Make Tour of Canada only; size 6, 6V4 Bnd 7. ling and sensational Sims of the year. color process ha» been used. Lloyd sizes 6 to 7 Vç. Regular | p^, pajr Per Pair Dealing In. a frank way with the Hamilton In his latest comedy. “My To clear ------problems which confront even- Friend." makes up a very enter Toronto, Jan. 30. (Canadian Preaa) young woman and girl, it points to tainlng programme.______—The dates of the ninety-second an­ COLOMBIA the dangers which beset those who nual meeting of the British Associa­ would Ignore the conventions for a tion for the Advancement of Science Women’s and Misses’1 iVEf TO-DAY New Opening life of unrestraint. Fun (‘lus Thrills have now been announced. The ses- Bovs’ and Girls’ Strong) Double Feature. Attraction An unusually talented cast Inter- atojtt» . » iU..-bo.-Jaeid -at-.Hun - Unix:ecsity "••TWySêfP PTé'afed yKÎWÇ D hi Linder Comedy Black “Uot ton TTbse, TTV | Dance To-night j ‘Efeg'TO'Aèvma'TOigi. mciuwnf ctiî- of Toronto from August 6 to 1J next. 29c Splendid quality. To|very FRIDAY AND SATURDAY | leen Moore. Milton Sills, Elliott Dex­ The Toronto meeting will be under rib ; size 6 to 9Vç. Regu-1 Special Real Knockout ter. Myrtle Stedman. Sylvia Breamer. Now at Columbia the presidency of Sir David Bruce, Per Pair clear New Jazz Orchestra Betty Francisco. Phillips Smalley, the famous pathologist, celebrated lar to 65c A. Kerr, W. Watson, C. | Walter McOrail. Ben Lyon and other» A daring ride on a dashing steed for his investigations Into the causes Max Linder even* though said steed be a trick of Malta Fever and Sleeping Sick- Holder, W, Sheriff. mule, with the tricky name of Jaabo; In Cortieelli .Sweater Silk,5 F7{\ Acknowledged Beauty a score or more spectacular and peril­ The formal Joint invitation from the Women’s Fleece-lined ous duet* single-bended against big in black, white and colors. ! | C of Carmel Myers is ( 'anadlan Institute ami the The Three Must Westholme Grill odds; life-menacing leaps from tow­ University of Toronto was extended Vests and Draw*™, 98c Regular *1.00 per 2-oz.| pfr Easily ScreenaUe ering walla and out of high windows; to the association at its annual meet­ Per Garment sword play at the closest range and ing in September last. This will be Winter weight. To dear skein ercale and fancy of the easiest subjects to photograph meetings, the 1924 Toronto meeting, gfite*^ of~ plain atid striped chintz House -and - Apron TO-DAY Irving’s Imperial ht the screen world. Her radiant- at which many of the famous scien­ Dresses Thursday at the beauty registers easily on the eye of Italian Silk Hose; e\sery Marshall Netlan Presents tists of Great Britain will be* present, $2.49 greatly reduced price of the camera, as It does on the optica pair perfect. Not evçyy $1.90 cannot fail to be of the greatest bene­ —PER RAIfL $1.90 Splendid quality of the cameraman and of patrons of fit to Canada and the Empire. The size in each shade. A b MIDGETS motion picture#. Talented Troupe of Loca bargain at ...... $2.49 and well made dreeees. British Association has held meet­ Wesley Barry Mise Myers ie a native of San 36-Little Men and Women-30 Francisco. Her educaÜon was re Clubmen Invited to Tour ings annually since its inception at celved .In the high school of Los York. England, in 1831, with excep­ Angeles. She made her first stage - With New Production tion of the two war years, 1917 and USUAL PRICES appearance In a musical comedy, 1918. Girls’ Raincapes, for ages “Bits of Life” "The Magic Melody." which wai pre­ Victorians who enjoyed many One of the main objects of the #s- Qtrick-On Veils, black and 2 for 14 BIO STARS sented In New York by the Shuberts hearty laugh at the Kiwanls Minstrel eoclatlon is to spread among the gen­ 6 to 14 years; fawn shade Nights, "50c. Matinees, 23c show last year have another treat in eral public a knowledge of science $2.50 —Also— iïï ïll». She has had no other stage colors. Fine for motoring only. Regular at *4.50. Children, 25c Children, 15c experience, except in amateur store for them this Spring. Unde, and what it stahds for. The methods Very Special theatricals and a brief tour of Kiwanian Carl Stocker the club adopted at recent meetings have been and sports wear. To clear 25c To clear ...... — CHARLIE CHAPLIN vaudeville. minstreimen are now rehearsing calculated to accomplish this aim. At twice a week for iCn early appearance its last gathering in Liverpool the in She made her first screen appear­ ance as a co-star with Elmo Lincoln In a production that will eclipse even whole proceedings of the Inaugural •In "Might and the Man" In 1916 un­ the brilliant record of their Initial meeting, when the president delivered Stantped Huck Towels Stamped Pillow Cases, 44 “A Day ■$ Pleasure” der Eddie Dillon and Paul Powell, efforts. his address, were broadcast. In inches wide; neat designs other motion picture» In which she The Victoria Kiwanians are being two halls in Liverpool the wireless with colored fancy bor­ 49c $1.49 You'll Say So has appeared are "The Haunted pressed to take the minstrel show on version was accompanied with ders. Excellent quality. and excellent quality. TO-NIGHT—COUNTRY STORE Pyjamas," **My Unmarried Wife," tour this season. The whole troupe lantern Illustration» identical with Each Per Pair 40 Prizes' “The Famous Mrs. Fair." "King Tut­ is rehearsing *A*ery Monday evening and shown simultaneously with the To clear ...... Very Special at...... ankhamen." "The Last Hour" and at the Dominion Hotel, while on originals exhibited during the actual Inter-League The Little Girl Next Door." Her Thursday evenings the principals put address In the Philharmonic Hall. great ambition is to make a big suc­ In an extra practice. The address was heard by radio in Championship cess in motion -pictures and then to For the second production the Vic most parta of the British Isles, and Women's Silk Stockings, "Crompton’s Corsets, high" duplicate that success on the speak­ torla Kiwanians are planning a ape was even picked up as far away aa with silk clocks. Every1 and medium bust ; pizes ing stage. She Is an excellent chess dally attractive programme of aong Switzerland. 98c $2.19 Dominion player and gets her outdoor exercise hit* from the latest New York pro 20 to 30. "Well boned and FREE LECTURES pair perfect. White, navy, Per Pair TO-DAY playing tennis and driving her big duct Ions. Per Pair good value I... Hudson-Jordan car. No fewer than 15,000 people at­ brown and grey .„...... : Zane Cray's Famous Novel HOCKEY tended the free public lecture», such Miss Myers is of medium height her hair Is dark brown and her eyes TWO ESKIMOS events always being a conspicuous green—a combination most fitting TO BE EXECUTED feature of the meetings. More than == “The Heritage for a screen vampire. 7.000 paid admission to the Scientific REGINA Exhibition held under the auspices of Ottawa. | Jan. 30.—The closing Mr. Smith made thla Statement In the of the Desert” Numerous Stars in chapter of a tragedy of the Far North the ugsociatlon. and thla number did an even more Important factor haa CANADA WARNED vs. VICTORIA will be written next Friday with the not Include 3.295 members of the as hen ihe realisation on the part of course of e survey of the dangers In Starring Marshall Neilan’s execution of two Eskimo murderers sociation who were admitted free. the eclentleta of the value, not only OF FIRE HAZARD IN institutional buildings. He made A strong committee has been I» the community but to aclence It- BEBE DANIELS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 on Herschel Island. No word of the PUBLIC BUILDINGS some 'suggestions for the safeguard* execution will come through to civl formed, consisting of leading ctti-% aelf. of dlaaemlnatlng ne»a of recent Show “Bits of Life” zens, headed by the Governor-Gen­ ing of human life in them. Ernest Torrence, Noah Beery 8.30 P.M. lization probably for months after dlecoveriee and thua populating G. D. Flnlayson. Dominion Super­ and Lloyd Hughas . > the execution takes place^ Indirectly eral, the Prime Minister of Canada Some of the beet character work and the Premiers of the several pro­ Ottawa, Jan. 30.—in many public intendent of Insurance, said the con­ —Also— Usual Prices ever seen on the screen is revealed In headquarters of the Royal Canadian -In thla taak the preaa haa co­ institution* of the country the con­ dition of institutions housing child­ Mounted Police here have learned vince# and members of the university operated wholeheartedly, and it la Marshall Neilan’s remarkable pro­ faculties under the chairmanship of ditions of fire hazard are so appaling, ren and alck people had been Investi* LLOYD HAMILTON that Sergeant Thorne, who carried aeldom nowadaya that one can ecan duction. "Bits of Life," the First Na­ Professor J. C. McLennan. F.R.8., to and the authorities so Impossible of gated and found appalling. "A trag­ Seats Now on Sale at the message 'that there would be no the headline, of one'» dally paper In His Funniest and Greatest tional attraction now showing at the organize local arrangements. Sev­ conviction that It la a public duty to edy that will shock the country ap­ Playhouse Theatre. Interference with the death sentence, without finding at leant one con- Comedy arena office eral associated committees are also call attention to the situation, accord­ pears to be Inevitable," he said. It Prominent among the famous Is now at Herschel Island. No offi­ aplcuoua announcement of a new ing - to J. G. Smith, Dominion Fire was difficult to arouse public te character actors of stage and screen cial word of his arrival has reac h, d at work. The English secretary of "MY FRIEND" 707 Fort St. Phone 2400 the British Association, O.J.R. How- dlacovery In aclence.-'______Commiaaioner. who addressed thé the aerioueneee of the situation, be Usual Prices who appear in "Bits of Life" are Lon Ottawa, and none is expected. The nrth. O.B.E.. haa already arrived in meeting of tho Dominion Fire Pre­ added, because thv individual was not Chaney and Noah Beery. date of the execution I* Friday, Feb­ vention Association here yesterday. concerned. Among the other pUyers are Wes­ ruary 1. The two Eskimos were sen­ Toronto for consultation with the FARMERS TO BE ley Barry, John' Bowers, Teddy tenced to death for the murder of local committees. A Dominion-wide Sampson, Dorothy Mackail, Edythe Corporal Doak, of the R.C.M.P., and tour to follow the meetings Is now AIDED BY BUREAU Chapman. Frederick Burton. James Oscar Trlnder. a trader. being worked out. Nell, Harriett Hammond. Anna May INCREASED INTEREST 0F_ STATISTICS ExTpRESIDENT DIED In explaining the objecta of the ROYAL-TO-DAY Ottawa. Jan. 30 (Canadian Frees) British Association, Professor Waet- Lisbon, Jan. SO—Théophile Bragn, —Means by which Canadian farmer* Drink 99 former President of Portugal, was eneys. of the medical faculty of the may be brought Into direct touch 46 Ward 3 Liberal Association found dead in his residence here University of Toronto, said: with the Dominion Bureau of Sta­ vesterday. I>r. Braga was one of the "Among the many after-effects, éf tistics and tap its Information re­ Flaming Youth leaders in the Republican move­ the Great War. one of the moat sig­ garding markets and crop produc­ nificant and hopeful is seen in the A Startling Expose of Modem Society DANCE TO-NIGHT ment which resulted in the revolu­ tion were discussed here yesterday increased Interest shown by all S.30 I. 11.SO tion of 1910 and the dethronement of at a conference between Federal The story ie so Intimate the author hid hla identity under a nom de King Manuel, and was the fli*st man classes of Jhe community In science authorities and a delegation comprte- plume. Whether the author be inan or a woman Is not known, but Liberal Rooms, Corner Broughton end and the nSults of scientific research. Government to head the Portuguese Republican , ing représentative» of all depart­ the writer claims to be a physician who sees through the body to When one reflects that the Intellect­ ments of agriculture In Canada, the All Liberals Invited Government. the soul. Is his estimate of the modern woman correct? We ual development of the Western races Board of Grain Commissioners and leaye It to you to decide. At any rate “Flaming Youth” will amaze has run parallel with the spread the Northwest Grain Dealers’ Asso­ among our populations qf the knowl­ you with its daring disclosures. ciation. edge of ourselvek and oür universe An effort will be made to supply "SALADA"GREEN TEA ,a4 FEATURING NATIVE DAUGHTERS OFflA gained through sclencl* the signi­ to farmers data concerning crop con­ B.C., POST NO. 3 X Ula ficance of this Increased interest ie ditions. marketing and other matters It* purity» quality and freshness ere - COLLEEN MOORE. readllv found in the appeal made to affecting them, to ensure profitable UuL4wnalAtim»«!jUiy on Ur «Ne.ip««- - operation of forms and marketing of unturpaaaed. Finer then the And an All-Star Cast Including EMPRESS BALLROOM, TUESDAY, FEB. S. * tacular result* obtafnert during tbe farm produce. MILTON SILLS, ELLIOTT DEXTER, SYLVIA BREAMER, Heaton'* orrhe.tr. Ticket. It 00. . May behid.t Terry'..Marey.AbeTl war through the application of mod­ The delegation last night met the hest JftpftDB. Try it. •UN LYON AND MYRTLE STEDMAN ■ fSe-i foehranoa. W * J Wileon. UMWt * Taylor. Ange. UamptaiU r> . em scientific reieanrh to the various Prtme Minister in informal cenf Sbei ~>d Empress Hotel, ------1------phases of modern warfare. However, tacs. V. *r VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WE DNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924

banks of the Bt Charles River Just out­ side Quebec. Hia seal was still un­ QUITE SAFE quenched and his courage rose to one more climax when that >vinter he tried Other People’s Views This Day In again the role 8f mhmionary in the ln- Utrtnrta Satlg Sirnrs On more than one occasion during the last de­ dian lodges. He chose this time a lees civilised, more difficult life than the cade Mr. James Henry Thomas has shown the Letter* addressed to th* editor end In­ Canada’s Past last time. Amid3 the snows of early WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, It truded for publication mu*t be short and nter he joined a band of roving Mon- British publie that the moderate Labor leader is Irrlbly written’ The longer an article th« ,^-nal*, whose standards of living ware just as loyal to the Throne and the Empire as shorter the chance of Insertion. All com­ By Seïwyn P. Griffin. B.A. far below those of the Huron», and Published Every AlUrwioe Except Sender by munication. must bear the, name A****: -tarted with them for their Winter the gentlemen who employ the showier forms of mesa of the writer, but not for publient on ♦ 4* ♦ : hunting ground* In tho northern for­ I THE THE TIMES PRINTINO AND PUBLISHING COMPANY, unless the owaer wishes. The j KIRKS Copyright, 1*24 ests. It was too much for him, how­ LIMITED advertising the fact. But he rose to the occasion or injection of articles Is a matter entire^ ever. Three week» later he staggered •o th* ■ !!■<-ration of the »d|ter. N* rate»" , Office! : Center Breed end Fort street! m excellent fashion When the Australian t lub di­ eibllity is assumed by the pap*r for mob. back half-dead to the Jesuit post on submitted to the editor. the St. Charles. •tielnee. Office (Advertletod) ...... !...... ms vided guest honors between himself and the Wellington JANUARY 30, 1848 Here for years he labored faithfully ^ CHURCH UNION Aku fit » eter of mind and body were not equal to the City Delivery_ ...... $1.00 per month “the Old Country and the Old Empire ’ would fe never rss^hed hi* deetinatli-n for he >)r—tr ' ITWell " (exclusive' ** of city) Canada, Great ennem of such arguments as he thought ho severer demand» of the individual mis­ ■till go on : and reminded his audience also that had. r famous fuèl will outlast, was rrosen te deeth on the way, thus sion, but hi» presence must have had Britain and United States ...... adding one more sscrlUce of life to the its value and perhaps its inspiration, To France, Belgium. Greece, etc...... |l 00 per monin “our guest to-day’’ was the “least apprehensive Despite what he says about the give more heat and prove heavy price his Order was prepared to for his commander* retained him at the see-saw document known as "The •ay to carry on their Master's work In knee, and he labored nearly twenty —with one exception—"and that would be his United Church 0411." U contemplates more economical in every hu fast lusting but stem New Wend. years between Quebec and Three Rivers. illustrious and distinguished father.” Mr. Thomas spoliation that makes Warren Hast Father Anne de Noue le â curious The uptrlt Indeed wtfs willing, and he 0PM THE DOCK WIDE Jngs look like an amateur. Now the way than any other f'oal. exemple of the spirit of his time and of was faithful unto death. went on to point out that the King and the heir hie Order He was ffred with seal, then matter le in the law courte because ev prevalent, to, carry the Oospel to Until more details are made publif it wul not to the Throne were wise because “they knew their the organic union leaders would not Let your next order be for heathen lands afar. Canada attracted people better than others because they had long listen to reason. And because they him. probably on account of the ver>- be possible to understand the difficulties which think as little of their pledgee in re­ this popular Coal. It coats 1 errors which had been recounted In hia the Canada Colonisation Aanoeiatiou declares are recognized that patriotism, love of Empire, service gard to the unanimous vote of the ireweace Here he came with Cham­ Girls! Girlalt people as they do of their own ordln- no more. plain In 1126. accompanied by another wm literally forcing it to suspend operations. To­ and duty were not the gift of the monopoly of a rather, Philibert Noyrot. The famous Free From Stalk end Tanic Fibres class or crecd, and because they recognized that »tiun vow., Father Iîrrbeuf, he of the mighty frame Clear Your Skin Sold by Grocers Throughout Canada day’s announcement goes partly into the trouble; R. Q. MACBETH. and Iron constitution, and of ancient and , there were men in more humble circumstances haughty lineage of France, waa already t Jmt leaves a very imperfect impression of what THE MOTHER LODE Quebec, having arrived the Summer With Cuticura has led to the dec is too ' reported. Meanwhile denied thé opportunity of a university education, previous. Almost Immediately after Have you pupa to sell? Sell thei whose sense of duty and whose love of country To . the Editor,—I*aaw in your es­ is landing Father Noue was taken by comment in this respect at this time will have to Irebeuf to the Huron country. In Mimcoe through the elaeaWed column. were equal to any other type of men.'* These teemed paper of Saturday an article Kirk Coal Co. County, Ontario. It wax a terrible or­ be withheld. stating that Arthur Phillips has made deal for a. nia» of Nmie‘n delicate con­ The subject of immigration has long since are the sentiments.of the Colonial Secretary- and an important discovery of • sup­ stitution, these hundreds of miles of if there is anybody' in Canada who imagines that posed mother lode, at the Junction Ltd. upstream peddling with the hardy ceased to be an ordinary topic to be discussed a* Of the Sooke and Leech rivers. Huron party, the thirty-five portages this important Department of Stale—-or any Now, I'tTo not wish to discourage over which he and Rrebeuf ( Brehcuf Treat your feet—let vour next odd moments. It has assumed now, more than it 1212 Broad St. Phone 139 chiefly) had to bear their bulky packs has ever done before, a position of importance other for that matter—will go to the bow-wows any one from trying to think that containing all religious perquisites, the pair of Shoes be TlMIlMilllll. under the presiding genius of a former railway­ there is no gold in that district, for indigestible Indian food, and the general MEN! second to none. The country as a whole is fee* there is. but there is no such thing as unceasing discomfort and eapuaure, i860 Gevommeal Bt, man it would be difficult to understand that point a mother lode. Further, the state­ Noue was no. longer young, and this MODERN SHOE CO. Phone IMS ginning to realize that Canada must absorb many ments are hot quite accurate. I un­ waa a young man's country. He lacked of view. ture, maximum yesterday. **; the neceitsary vigor either to take hia hundreds cf thousands of new settlers eter) derstand that the discoverer. Peter 44; wind 12 miles N.E.; rain, 11, wealth John Leech, who was eqnt out by where of the toll of to impress the year for the next few years if she intends to dis­ rr. cloudy. . ______ages. For a year he remained in Governor Kennedy in 1814. reported Vattcouver—Barometer. KU. temper the Huron lodges, suffering Intenaely, charge her heavy financial liabilities and develop AT THE SAFE STAGE the finding of gold, and the rush atuve, maximum yesterday. M. unable to learn the language, under­ her vacant lands to the point that will give her that took place resulted in the tak-mum.__ 44; wind. • miles E ; raln.\-40. stand the Indians or to gain their at­ in. ou, of approximately IS***. "^^^îtiromeiw. *••*»«*£ tention and admiration as did his th#commercial position to which she la entitled. It is all very interesting to know that two How does that compare with Kamloops—.nhu...... — -,_4 brother miaalolnanr. the mighty Brebeuf. thousand of his admirers at a horse race at Win attire, maximum yesterday. 44. Jn the Autumn of 1627. ratner than lean There is no other way. millions? The old bench workings utuin, 84; wind, calm; min, trace any longer on that brother and em­ terfeld acclaimed the former Crown 'Prince 1 red are mute testimony to the hard work weather, clear. _____r„ barras* him, he returned to Quebec. Some people in this country fondly imagine put in *"terday. 60. minimum, perhaps, which recommended him to hie as his election to befall them. On the contrary for years I speak from experience, 44, wind, 14 miles 8 E-; rain, .78. weath- n ulterior. Father Charles Lalemant. i Head Office - Waterloo, Ontario Milted until all those who are here already are A number of year» ago a resident of they are .quite content to look upon the V inter- erTa?TO*hp—Waromeier, 30 54; tempera for the latter, hearing of the probable in steady employment. Others would almost Victoria salted several places at that outbreak of war between France and Eleventh Annual Statement close the doors altogether. Some labor unions feld incident as one of those outbursts to which point, causing a rush, agd had those lute, maximum yesterday. England In the Summer of 1687, deter­ men caught that fellow I think there 46. wind. 14 miles B.; rain. .4-, weatn mined to ship back to. France all hie have taken it upon themselves to advise unem­ the country will be treated from time to time "birtuSiL Ore —Barometer. tM*; tern staff except Father Noue and one December 31it,~1923 as long as the once heir to the Throne remains would have been a lynching bee. ofhar, and of course Brebeuf who was ployed workers in the Old Country that there is There are residents in Victoria, cap peratur*. maximum yesterday. mi"‘ far away among the Hurons. Assets...... $ *60,367.17 at large. As far as the candidacy for the Presi­ able miners, who in the past few mum. 4l; wind. 4 miles ■ ; rain, In 1629 Sir David Klrke sailed up the practically no hope for them in Canada. On top y dare hgve tried the ground with the " ïlîaie-llaronieter. 86 10 ; tempera St. Lawrence with his tiny English Liabilities - - - - "i - 290,926.02 of this foolish attitude on this side some news­ dency goes it is fairly safe to say that it will result of abandonment. For the past f.tet and took possession of Champlain's l jure. maximum yesterday. 64. little fort and colony at Quebec lie Excess of Assets (Capital and Surplus) 159,441.16 papers on" the other side of the Atlantic are never get beyond the “acclaiming stage. Even three years not even a Chinaman has 48; wind. 4 miles S B.; rain, .84. weath- shipped back to England and thence to in Germany Hobeuzollernism is dead aiul buried worked the river. Fine flour gold can France the leaders of the colony -The Total Income - - - losing no opportunity to enlarge upon isolated l"- found in many pbuta, hut not in er bent icton—Temperature. maximum Jesuit fathers, Breheuf, Noue and Claims Paid 1923 - - - - 409,567.48 instances of failure and develop them as argu­ save in the mind of the dyed-in-the-wool Prus­ paying quantities If there were a Masse, were together In one ship From sian. And the remaining fragments of his in­ mother lode, how can It be accounted maximum the English and Scotch masters and Total Claims Paid To-Date • 2,034,008.88 ments against migration from Great Bntam to for that fine gold can be picked up yesterday, («. rein. 1, crew, who were Protestants, they re­ fluence are gradually disappearing. Tf mpereUtre ceived unfailing Fourteey. but from the this part of the Empire. fifteen miles up the North Forke? Huguenots. Protestant^ from their own The Largest Company ofita Agé and Kind in Canada. To all the doubting ones in Canada and in After the Spring freeshets in pot Victoria. .. *...... g - “ country who were serving under Klrke. holes there are traces, but being a Vaucouver Ovey suffered insult end harshness f154,222.16 in Bonds Deposited with Dominion Ooverament Britain we recommend a study of the address boulder formation, with the absence Prince Kuperi .V.V.V.’.V. «j of ledges, the Idea le fallacious. 1 Hau Francisco ...... 68 Back came Noue at flftt oppor­ R. C. PEMBRIOGE, 329 Pemberton Building, Vieteeie, B. C. which the President of the Canadian Pacific ttaii fi'Hary ...... tunity, in 1412 Once more attempting wish him luck, but I am willing ta ♦ o learn the language he studied Ar.d wav Company delivered recently in Toronto. Mr. Note and Comment wager ten dollars to his prospector’s Edmonton ...... ** Au Appelle ...... 1 • • • • ÎS ministered, assisting Father Le Jeune Beattv. and lie knows whereof he speaks, said pick he will not take out an ounce Winnipeg ...... at the rude Jesuit establishment on the per moflth. Itcglna ...... in part: “I <0 not agree with that influential FREE MINER. No. 68369C action of the-wmtmmity Which would, limit.im­ IMmr in..Britain is entitltil tr> P&t.itaeULsJi. TOpiuc imc »i,i « Toronto the hack at its reception from people àiïa press. migration to farm laborers. I am of the opinion EDUCATION IN SAANICH that it is just as essential that the door be thrown Even the old Tory, stand-pats are pleading for a fair chance. _.------T» -t-bw , Editor:—Will yo« kindly DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED open to clean, healthy willing men of any class, allow me space In. your valuable Mm Hours: • e.m. t. « »m.i WsanseXey, 1 *m.t MttirMjr. • F-— because it is inconceivable that this country can paper to present some ideas In con­ Victorian* should get behind the local branch HEALING CREAM reach its objective in the way of commercial nection srtth the abovr. of the league that ia. out to put the lUqgal drug , It» vida* of the fact that owlnr to prosperity unless there is a free market o| de­ circunvtUincee over which I had no sirable labor to supply the industries and add to traffic------. ------out. of business. When.. . the people,___ control,rouse namely, the prtvllese of ad- ^^9,^ but three ot the seven cam--| STOPS emu the market for the produce of the farms. themsrlves the cunning individual who waits to trap the unwary will watch his step. palan meetings during the recent To add'to such a plain and straightforward election. I consider It my duty. In Jux Clogged Air Passages Open at statement of the case would be to take a way from ties 84» the rateparenr. to publish the Once; Now and Throat Clear its effect. It stands alone and, as an argument Mr. J. t. W. Xewbnlrf, Communist member of following data in regard to the coat Fresh Meats the British Parliament, ia not at all satisfied with of education in Saanich. If your noetrlle axe c;ûe^r~m*- in favor of the open door as the solution to < an I have endeavored to point out pre conditions at Westminster. He says that Mr. vtously the fallacy .of paying our your head Fluffed because of ca­ «da’s main problems, it is unassailable. tarrh or a cold, get Ely's Cream Balm Asquith will really rule'flic country behind Mr. teachers the sum of 1687 per annum, Cash and Carry nr 158.10 per month. This wum mere­ at anv drug store. Apply a little of Ramsay MacDonald. Whatever happens, Mr this pure, antiseptic, germ destroying THE FUBOB AT WASHINGTON ly evades ‘ The Minimum Wage Ij«w' Xewbold won't get a show. and places our teachers on a level cream into your nostrils and let It With the girl commencing work at penetrate through every- *lr P*aaA*e Pork Steaks, per lb...... ,...... 20C Bound Steak, per lh„ 15C and .*—.17^ Washington is being agitated by serious chocolate dipping, ot in the 6, 10 and of your head and membranes. In­ It is said that there ia a move on foot in 15 cent store. Even the Chinese stant relief. , , Loin Pork Chops, pcr lb...... 25c Sirloin Steak, per lb...... 23C charges against Albert B. Fall, former Secretary laborer wilt demand this for unskilled UPr g.v%d u reoia: Tour tiead 1» Britain to oust Mr «tïHlPy Baldwin froiK the clear. Your noetrlle ere open. You T-Bone Steak, cut short, per lb...... 26C of the Interior, and indirectly against the present labor. Lean Boneless Stewing Beef, 2 lb*, for 22<* leadership of the Conservative Party. Remem­ breathe freely. No more hawking or Secretary of the Navy, as the outcome of an in­ Nor la this amount any Inducement Fresh Pork Liver, per lb...... 10c Shoulder Steak, per lb...... 12C bering that there is an old adage about “There's to continuity of service, which Is de­ snuffling Head cold* and catarrh quiry into the leasing of certain oil lands to a sirable for steady and progressive de yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed Oxford Sausage, per lb...... '.. .ISf nothing succeeds like Success’ we should not be up, choked up and miserai le. Relief Preah* Cooked Tripe, jter lb...... 10c private syndicate. These properties, situated in velopment of the Pupil. Kvery change surprised if the movement were successful. made in the staff, as a natural se­ is sure. (Advt > California and Wyoming, were originally held by quence. must of necessity have a re the Navv Department as naval oil reserves. They, larding effect on the class. Now. I were transferred to the Department of the In­ am afraid this is where we loss out Regular Counter Delivered terior and secretly leased by Secretary Fall to a j to a very large extent. t In Saanich the coat of tuition per 1 3 deli verte* daily, 8 am. and 1.30 p.m. few personal friends who formed a group and, it Some Thoughts for To-day class of thirty?five pupils amounts Veu Pay Ne Duty is claimed, made more than a hundred million to 11,887 per annum, or 110 per day. I irmild ask. ran we afford, in the face Fresh Pork Spare Biba, per lb...... 15Ç dollars out of the deal. It is charged thqt Mr Taught'by the Power that pities me, of the above, to make our schools Cambridge Sausage, per 1U...... , .20C Fall, who before the transaction was in financial 1 learn to pity them. . ' training grounds for the benefit of English Brown Sirloin Steak, per lb...... 25C Bib Chops Prime Lamb, per lb...... 35C •* difficulties, suddenly gave indications of afflu­ other school districts? Goldsmith. I would further point out the Lamb Liver, per lb. ?...... ,15< ence, spending many thousands of dollars on his ment meted out to our teaching staff Sirloin Tip Boasts, per lb...... 23* cattle ranch and it is further alleged that he re­ since flits month oT "June, 192*. Im­ Mahogany o f,,r a Muse of fire, that would ascend mediately after the decision rendered ceived a “load.” not yet repaid, of $100,000 from The brightest heaven of invention. , by the Judge In the stated case of last one of the men to whom the lands were leased. . Shakes|ieare. August. For. the purpose of com­ parison I have classified the schools, Willis Piano Naturally, the opponents of the Republican ad- two-roomod. etc., and for obvious rea- — Whiter retenir at Washington are* making' the- most Xir«; for my eoiinn-ytmd-qhe -ranse-nf-freertmi s’ohT à ftiT - YeRchmr-are-thr^ ■g^- fartl era tr.’fuff ton^-yet a-email, GROCETERIA SPECIALS of the revelations and arc trying to implicate Is but a trifle for a worm to part with ; noted by numerals. neat and rh/rmlng bungalow size. School June Salary Sept. Salary We'Ve another of the same size, Magic Baking Powder, per tin...... 25< the Attomev-Oeneral as well as Secretary Deuby And, if preserved in so great a contest, Div. 1. $128.60 cut to $119.50 only in walnut. Carnation Milk (tails), per tin ... .10%* of the Navy Department, not even sparing the Life is redoubled. Dir. 2. 104 SO cut to 17.20 If you want a really beautiful Libby's Pork and Beans, per tin . .12‘ ùC Lifebuoy Soap, per bar ...... TVst President. The administration on its part de­ N îles. Div. 1. 129.60 cut to 127.60 Plano el a SMALL size, then be Div. 2. 127.00 cut to 126.00 Sunsweet Prunes, per lb...... 12*^^ sure and see these. Brunswick Sardines, per tin...... 51 -'C clares it will get to the tihriom of the charges and Div. 1, 122 00 cut to 118.00 111 20 Wild Bose Pastry Plour, per sack.... 39< Suds Washing Powder, per pjkt...... 5^ deal drastically with the culprits if they are found Div. 2, 111.00 cut to Accommodating For pity melts the mind of love. Div. 1. 122 00 cut to 120 40 guilty. The placing of former Secretary Fall Softly "sweet, in Lydian measures, Div. 2. 104.50 cut to 97 20 under secret service surveillance is its latest step Soon he sooth'd his soul to pleasures. Div. 1, 114.60 cut to 113.50 in that direction. Both sides, of course, arc oper­ Div. 2. 99 SO cut to 91 50 War, he sung, ia toil and trouble ; f Div. 1. 122 50 cut to 122.50 ating with a special eye to the Presidential elec­ Honour but an empty bubble. DIV. 2. 104 60 cut to 97.20 Provision Counter Specials tions next Fall, and there ifc a strong'probability Dryden. Div. 1, 129.50 cut to 105.70 Willis Pianos, Ltd. that the oil lauds case will play an important part Div. 2. 112.00 cut to 104 20 1 would tike to know why such dis­ 1003 Oor t. St Phone 614 Cash and Carry in the campaign. , crimination. I cannot find any rea­ son for such a wide difference In the Spencer's Own Boiled Ham, per lb., .52* THE KING'S PEINTEB RETIRES teachers’ salaries in the two-roomed Spencer’s Select Brand Butter, per 'b. 55* Our Contemporaries schools. Even from the slandpMnt of .50* experience” It cgnnot be made an Spencer’s Prime Brand Butter, per lb. SOC Spencer’s Own Bbast Pork, per lb. Newspapermen in particular will congratulate equitable nmmgement. BLANK BOOKS Spencer’s Springfield Brand Butter, per Spencer’s Own Jellied Veal, per lb...45* Mr. W. 11 Cull in upon the fact that he is able to NO, YOU NEVER CAN TELL Wei might the late chairman of the board state that there would have of all kinds lb...... • •"■/•••• ZI* Spencer's Own Blood Bings, per lb.. .20* relinquish the important post of “Printer to the Kineeton •t.nderd:—When the detective promises to b,. a revMldn of teachers’ salaries to get xt the bottom of the thing you never know Carried In Block Nucoa, Special, a packet ...... 2o€ Spencer's Own Weinies, per lb...... 30* King's Most Excellent Majesty" at the retiring in the very near future. or made to your order ape of sixty-five years with the prospect of many whether he mean, the ceee or your puree. I would also point out thnt-Lh# Sweeney-McConnell, Limited Pure Lard, special, per lb...... Cooked Corned Beef, per lb...... 30* school rate has praduallv bee^Cfn- printers. Stationers. Bookbinders creaslng up to the last year, although long days of health and contentment to come. THE MEXICAN WAR 1012 Lengley St., Victoria, B.C. Spencer's Standard Side Bacon, in qtieee. Preserved Ginger in heavy sympa, lb., 30* the School Board has had the benefit Phene 190 Mr. Cullin went to the "case” while in tender •prinafield, III, Republican:—Opinion hits been of one-half the municipal liquor pro­ per lb...... •••■ 30f Saurkraut, 2 lbs. for ...... 25* years and from the very day upon which he could reining ground that the uprising le reactionary : that it fit* for school purposes, namely, last Spencer’s Standard Unsmoked Bacon, m Green Olive*, per pint ...... 40* tell his foreman that he knew his “boxes" he rmreeents the Interests, or supposed interests, of a vear the ium <»f $14.000 Why the tn- email mindrlty; that It. success would mean the

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED Best Qualities | Superior Value» Store Hour*! t a-m. to • » m.1 WoOnoedoy. 1 p.m.1 OaturOay. « p.m. Better Values in All Departments for Thursday The La^t Day of Our January Clearance Sale

Women’s Dressing Jersey Knit Silks at Special Prices Queen Quality Men’s Underwear Dresses For The Last Day of The Pumps On Sale Thursday Gowns January Sale Clearing at $3.90 Men’s Tiger Brand All-wool Heavy For Girls and Cream Shirts and Drawers, oddments. On Sale Thursday Misses 36-inCh Silk Tricolette of heavy weight, suitable for On Thursday we are offer­ Regular $2.00 a garment On sale dresses or jumpers. The shades are Copenhagen, clover, ing an assortment of Queen for ...... •••' $1-65 —At— Reg. $7.90 Value for navy and red. Value $2.98, on sale for...... Quality Pumps, made in 40-inch Black Chiffon Velvet, with close pile and rich colonial styles from excel­ Men’s Heavy Lambs’ Wool Shirts and $3.98 and $6.98 finish. Its texture allows if to drape very gracefully, lent grade black kicLpateht Drawers, Turnbull’s brand, all-wool. $4.98 therefore it makes up well and attractively. Regular leather and black eaiL They Regular $3.00 and $3.25. On sale for, are neat in style and reli­ a garment ...... -...... $2.49 Girls' and Misses’ English $7.50 value for ...... hhtt.--...... $4.98 Fleecy Flannelette Bathrobes, neat­ 36-inch Lingerie Jersey, circular, in plain and dropstitch able. Most remarkable Tiger Brand All-wool Cream Bibbed ly made and shown in pleasing Jersey Knit Dresses, trimmed values at ...... $3.90 with stitching of contrast­ ' effects ; shades are pink, mauve and white. On sale, a Combination». Special- value, a suit, shades. The collars and cuffs are yard...... _v- • • ?LOO —Women's Shoes, First Floor at ..—...... -$2.95 finished with satin and each has a ing color. They are finished woolen girdle at the waist. These with round necks and neat 40-inch Silk Georgette, with, figures, and fancy Crepe de Men’s Heavy Cream Elastic Rib Shirts are^ery neat robes, offered in sizes belts. Shades Saxe blue and Chine^ with navy blue, orange and red grounds. Value Real Hand-iriade and Drawers, wool mixture. On sale, a 16 to 44. On sale at ...... $3.98 grey. Sizes for the ages of $3.98 on sale at, a yard...... $1.98 garment ...... 95# M 8 to 15 years. On sale —Silks, Main Floor Beacon Cloth Dressing Gowns, all for...... $4.98 Cluny Laces and Fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers, ex­ m attractive and popular colorings. —Children's, Main 1(1 oor cellent weight and big sale value at, Some have collars trimmed with Insertions on a garment ...... 95# fancy braid, others V-shaped necks Sale Thursday —Men’s Furnlfhings, Main Floor finished with rich colored satin. All Sports Skirts HOSIERY have pockets and silk girdles. Sizes These are shown in all the 16 to 44. Special, each ....$6.98 On Sale for new patterns and designs Clearing Men's Sweaters —Mantles, First Floor On Sale^ and are most remarkable $4.50 values, l At Special Prices Sports Skirts, in plain Thursday Half-inch wide at, a yard, Whitewear at Special Prices 10#, 12# and...... 15# Men’s Jersey Cloth Golf Sweater Coats, all-wool gra.de, effect and in shades of ^ Fancy Bib Lisle Hose, with V-shaped neck and two pockets. They are very Thursday with double heels, soles One inch wide at, a yard, neat. Sizes 36 to 42. Regular $5.25. On sale Thursday mauve and brown, grey and toes and hemmed 25#, 29# and ...... 35# at...... "ivî•»..... $3.95 Corset Covers in odd lines, some made of fancy colored and black, navy and garter tops ;shades are Two inches wide at, a yard, • Men’s Heavy Knit Sweater Coats, all-wool with military muslins with lace tops, others of white nainsook trimmed * black, white, sand, polo 39# to ...... 59# with embroidered organdie. Values to $2.00/for 08^ green. They are made collar and two pockets. Shades brown, green and grey. with a wide pleat at the and grey. Sizes 8! ô to Four inches wide at, a yard, On sale, each ...... i,...... $4.39 Underskirts of white cotton, finished with embroidered 10. On sale, pair, 75# 49# to...... 79# flounces. Regular $1.20 for ...... left side and neatly fin­ Men’s All-wool Knitted Vests, Cardigan and brush wool ished with buttons. The Women’s Mercerized Hose in black, brown, white, sand, Irish Crochet Lace on styles ; shades black with colored spots, Lovat and Oxford Envelope Chemise ot white nainsook with top of em­ polo and grey. They have hemmed tops, reinforced toes broidery and 'trimmed with leee. ' Value* to $2.2J on • sizes are 26 to 29. A sale at. a yard, 12# grey ; medium sizes only. Regular $5.50 for... .$4.49 • and heelnantf are knit from a strong lisle -thread. Sizes to ...... 98# *■ .—Men's Furnishings, Main Floor sale for ...... $1.15 special offering for 8% to 10. Special, a pair...... Nightgowns of fine mull, in white trimmed with colored Thursday ...... $4.50 Women's Fleeoe-lined Hoee, black onlyi a- heavy hose, —Laces, Main Floor applique. Values to $3.75. Oddments on sale for $1<90 —Mantles, First Floor lined with woven fleece; sizes 8Vi to 10. Special value, A Selection of Men’s Socks —Whltewwr Kr»t Floor • pair ...... y Women's Black Cashmere Hose, full fashioned, with wide A Clearance of On Sale Thursday A Special Purchase ef garter hem and reinforced feet. Special, a pair.... 75# Girls’ and Women’s Knit Underwear Women’s Outaixe Cashmere Hose, seamless, extra long Men’s Ties Men’s Fine Cotton Books, colors and black. Regular, â Infants’ Dresses pair, 35c, on sale for ...... -25# On Sale Thursday leg and in black only. Special, a pair ...... $1.00 Men’s Bilk Ties, values to Values to $3.50, on Sale Heather Mixture Cashmere Hose, full fashioned, -with Si2.LV) for ...... $1.75 Men’s Silk and Wool Socks, Sportsman brand, made in Girls' Grey Fleece-lined Bloomers, with elastic at waist wide garter hem, narrow ankles, reinforced heels and Men’s Silk Ties, values to England. These are slightly imperfect and are being and knee, white lined, excellent weight. Sizes for the toes. -Shades are brown, grey and green mixtures, On $2.50 for ...... $1.95 offered at a sacrifice price to clear. Colors and black, for $1.98 sale, a pair ...... $1.25 with contrasting stripes. Values to $1.00 for, pair, 59# ages of 4 to 6 years at, a garment ...... 75# Men’s Bilk Ties, values to Girls' Combinations with high neck, button fronts and A special purchase of In­ Women's Pure Wool Hose, with double hemmed top, Men’s All-wool Golf Hose, with turnover tops. These are fants’ Short Dresses, made reinforced foot and silk embroidered clocks. Special, a $2.00 for ,...... $1.59 long sleeves; ankle length ; wool mixture. Values to Men’s Silk Ties, values to made in England and shown in assorted heather and $3 75 On sale, a suit ...... _.. ■...... $1.49 of finest quality nainsook ; others of att-over Swiss em­ pair ...... •••••••••••••" • ...... * ’ ' " -$175 for ...... $1.19 tweed shades. Values to $2.25 for ,...... $1.59 Girls’ Fine Bib lists Bose, in shades of black, brown, —Hen’s FuraUhlns». Main Floor Women's Wool Mixture Combinations, with high neck, broidery trimmed with lace long sleeves and ankle length, with button fronts. Sizes white and camel. Special value, a pair ...... 75# Men’s Bük Ties, values to and ribbons. Values to $1.00 for ...... 73# 36 to 40. Special value, a suit ...... $2.25 —Hosiery, Main Floor $3.50 on sale for... .$1.98 Oddments in Art Silk Women's Wool Mixture Combinations, with "V” neck, Infants’ Bibs^ made from a short sleeves, ankle length and knee length, slipover and Knitted Tics, on sale at 69# Men’s and Boys’ button-front styles or with no sleeves. Sizes 36 to 40. good quality oilcloth. Keg. and ...... 49# 2 for 15c. On sale at 5# On sale, a suit ...... $2.50 Dress Goods and Coatings Case’s Silk and Wool Poplin —Infants’. First Floor Ties," narrow tubular style, Penman’s All-wool Bloomers of heavy weight and with On Sale Thursday large double gusset ; navy and cream only. Sizes 36 to stripes and plain colors. Gloves 44. On sale, a pair ...... • • $2.75 Each ...... $1.00 64-inch Cream Coating of heavy weight, makes ideal -Men’s Furnishing*. Main Floor —Knit Underwear, First Floor Girls’ Rubberized coats or separate skirts. An all-wool material. Regular On Sale Thursday ^ $3.00, on sale for ...... $1.29 Raincapes 31-inch All-wool Delaines, in smaH patterns and attrac­ Mcq’s Union Flannel Men's White Dress Kid Gloves, small sizes, 7 and 7%. Corselettes $3.50 tive colorings. Suitable for dresses, waists and other These are slightly soiled but are otherwise in good con­ garments that require excellent grade material. Value dition. Special, a pair ...... 85# White Rubberised Rain- $1.50 for, a yard...... y ■ ...... Shirts A Special Offering capes, excellent grade, well Tweeds, Taffeta and Plaid Dress Goods, a collection of Men's Ohsmoisette Gloves ; will clean easily. Mostly made, and have lined hood. wool materials, Scotch plaids, striped tweeds and black On Sale at $1.65 sizes suitable for women or men. Shades are natural, They are rainproof and teffete».- V»luee-4e-4L25--fev-a yard ...... 50# Hard- Wearing, - Union . putty,..grey,or.black- Jtefi». tl QO .value, lota. S pair, „75# wind proof. For 27 2 and —Drees Goods, Main Floor Men’s Scotch Knit Woolen Gloves, with knitted or 4 years. Special at $3.50 Flannel Shirts, pat­ leather bound wrist. Heather or grey shades. Reg. terned in fancy stripes $148 —Children's, First Floor 75c values for, a pair...... and with collar and* Men's Tan Gape Kid Gloves, in well-known makes,^ silk Corselettes of fancy A Clearance Sale of Imported Auto pocket. Regular $2.75 lined or unlined ; various sizes, but not all sizes. Value pink cotton, made with Chinaware value. On sale for $3.

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WE DNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924

t,_____ if BABY WEIGHS ONLY SPECIALS 12 OUNCES AT BIRTH Our New Style 0 - IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN - RICH SATIN FINISH Fort Worth, Tex., Jan. 30. — A BURL WALNUT iojal City Pumpkin i Lalu Mutton Chop», IU. . baby girl weighing scarcely three- barge tin ...... 14C quarters of a pound and believed Pickled Ptga Peet, I II». to be the smallest living child in felt Spring Island Delicioua ShSfilder Lamb Chop*, lb. the world is making a hard fight ram», 4-lb. tin ...... H5c to live in a baby hoepitei here, and Calf's Head, vaeh ...... it is believed ehe will win her bat­ Maple Ridge Peas, tin . 1 If tle. The baby is being kept in an Ontario Honey or half . incubator Physicien» declare the Finnan Haddte, lb. .... child's breathing is regular and barge tin, reg. $1.35, for 98< GIRLS’DOWNFALL that ehe Has the color of a healthy, j Royal City «reengage Plums, TO LITE PASTOR well-developed baby. fancy Black Figs I in heavy ayrttp, large tin. n-g. “Save the Children" Fund Toronto Jail Doctor Says Sex Reg. 20c lb. for . • W 2,h* ter ...... UN* Lost Loyal Friend in Rev. Education Needed BESHESE NTt.'lAh Wm. Stevenson Toronto. Jan. 30—Dance halls and evil company are the two causes cited Leonard of Ottawa, «'ana* by a majority of the girls sentenced H.O. KIRKHAM&CO..LTD. dlan representative of the "Have the to Toronto Jail Farm as the cause of STARTED IM INDIA t’hlldren“ Fund, has sent the follow­ Mr J R McIntyre, of Powell River. Misa I»ulse Cunllffe. who has been their downfall, said Dr. Lillian La tig- 749 Yates St. staff, medical attendant at the farm. A shipment Just received from oar 612 Fort St 3 Sanitary Stores ing teller to MIs t*. d<* V. Svhofloltl. , I" registered at the Empress Hotel. visiting in Victoria for the past two *'»*•. factory Include» this style. local lAirewentative of the fund, t oil- week, and hn. be«»nhe,n theth. inspirationIn.plratinn We consider it the finest we have Many girls_____ ned Just enough (or t»*rni„g the laie R«*V. William Ste- ! Me .1 *» Robson, of Nfw Westmin­ of a number of social functions, Lacfy Reading Opens First of unpacked and should like you do see It. their food anand clothing and. not hav­ It Is Juet the right else for small rooea ster. wae in ihe dty yesterday. leaves to-day for her home ln Nelson. ing* mon* y enough to ‘provide proper end the price Is very reasonable. "I am very eorry Indeed to hear of B.C. recreation and pleasure for them­ 300: Many Under Native Sold On Easy Terms the mitlmeh death of the Rex Wit- | gr and Mr, T B Mathleson, of selves. they went to low dance nails Auspices Hum St<*\ viu*on. Mr. Stevenson wa*i Kelowna. are vleltora to the city, Miss Campbell entertained a num­ and got into bad company, she *Mti. a friend of at! rood causes and the ; 4- -H -F ber of frlenda at the tea hour yes­ Dr. Langstaff declared the need of HEINTZMAN Fawcett vuunctl and officer» of the ‘Wax-e the yr y 1,. Hutchinson, of West terday afternoon, at her home, 908 the day was eex education for such Delhi. India. Jan. 30 (Canadian A Co., Ltd., 1113 Government St. « 'hildreti" Fund will always remember h,,lme wae ln th(. clty yesterday, St. Charles Street, in compliment, to girls, a warning of the dangers of F‘re as Cable) India's late»! novelty with gratitude the iplPiidid*''WOTK he Miss Ixiutse Ounllffe, of Nelson. The questionable pleasure» and ihe provi­ is a series of 300 baby show* includ- dUl in Victoria to help to feed the Mr. F !.. Hutchison, of Westholme, reception rooms were gay wjth golden sionIII ofUS proper recreation------7—tor.— then»"3 +Hg sixt v under native auspices. l>edy Pipeless vlillil vlçtlm*'of the Russian famine. is visiting for a short time In Vle- daffodil* and chrysanthemums. Many of the girls suffering from Reading, wife of the viceroy, opened T “From the persona* contact which Among the guests present In addi­ venereal disease were pitifully young, the show in Delhi with Impressive 1 whs privileged to have early last tion to Miss Cunliffe. were the Misses she aaidL some of them sixteen to ceremony. She said the national To make aT Mr. Valentine t^ulnn of Vancouver, mouth. I know that-hie heart and soul Patsle Fleming. Helen and'Kate Colp- eighteen. Very few young women baby week xxa* the first step in the were will the work, which the fund Is spending a few days ln Victoria on were sentenced for drinking. The man, 1 Alice Baines. Moninna Mc­ campaign..._io. combat suffering in good Furnace la nor.- carrying ‘>n among the refu­ a hualneee trip Kenna. Marjery Data and Frances drinkers had the habit before prohi­ India. Lord Reading expressed the le th# time le tna’al gees in Greece, and which the people Bennett. bition came In. hope that the baby week would be- l eur Pipe tees Furnace. He Mr. If. T. Hopkins, of Portland. Ore­ of vour. cltv are *o generouaty sup­ • confe an annual affair. - - cup of cocoa use sure end get our prlcee flrwL porting With-Mr. Stevenson * death ls spending a few days In Victoria and la a guest at the Empress Hotel. P«#*t Aie. 47 Native Daughters of Avoid tire risks by having the Aufferihg children have loet -a British Columbia, have experienced your furnere smoke pipe» re» true friend. In the example of his self- Mr*. L. C, V Smith and daughter. a big demand for tickets for the sacrificing le-hors will continue to In- Mies Molly. Smith, who are leaving dance which they will hold at the Historic Typewriter giplre the efforts of those of us who shortly for England, are guests at the Rmprees Hotel on Tuesday evening n -wain. Balmoral Hotel. next, February 6, and Intending pat­ Was Used in Wrangel B. C. HARDWARE •A* 1 im unacquainted with Mr. ron» of the affair are advised to ap­ Stex • iv < i-> relatives, may 1 ask yon Among the Vancouverites spending ply without delay for tickets at to convex to them this expression of a few days In Victoria are Measra. J. Terry's drug store to avoid disap­ Island Expedition B. Bright. Chartes F Simpson and 1 PAINT Co., Ltd. sympathy from th# council Hnrt offi* pointment. The daughter» have ac­ The Modern Woodmen of America J. A Billings ^ The Renge People fere of the fund.'* quired an enviable reputation a* pop­ held a most successful social In th#* j Toronto. Jan. .30 ^Canadian Preee) 7 IS Pert St. Pheee « Mrs. Curttw Sampson left'on Mon­ ular hostesses and Tuesday'» danefc Liberal Room* last evening, with the j promises to maintain the high Start1* lauJlea of Uie Royal Neighbors, - Historical significance Is attached day night on a visit to Vancouver, tr a typewriter which was shipped where she is attending the meeting dard of entertainment inaugurated on Society aa their guests. In all about former occasion* by this organiza­ ISoAvoodmerr and"Their friends wer- from this city to Mrs. Milton Galle in of the Provincial Chapter, I.O.D.K. Texas. It was used by her MS, Mil­ -4- ■¥ tion. ' ■. • present. A large number spent the + + .1+ evening In the card-room, where ton Galle, on the Wrangel Island ex­ Mr*». Clawson, of the mantle de­ pedition and was one of the relics partment of l>avld Spencer Limited, Under the, leadership of Mr. C. H. progressive whist, directed by A Manson. was indulged In. The fol­ found by the Nolce expedition when is leaving this afternoon on a two Rowles a most enjoyable entertain­ i: discovered Ada Blackjack stranded IT weeks* holiday in Seattle. ment waa given last evening by the lowing successful players received v.vwrm w/. _____ — the prise* First lady. Mrs R >1 on the iaulnd—the only survivor of Roman Meal ? I should Victoria boys' seventeen-piece or- the heroic little hand. It wra* used by The Misses Jennie and Nellie Tur Chestra for the Inmates of the Aged j Hoffmelster; first men. As K. Holme* ; Remarkable Cure of Blind second lady, Mrs. J. H. Wilson; noc the Eskimo woman when she wrote say eo ! I never refuse ner were ho*t*ese* at a mah jong Women's Home, a large number of her diary. Harold Nolce, leader of THE COCOA OF party yesterday afternoon at thetr whom were assembled in^the concert ond men. F Harris i and Deaf Girl Alleged In the large hall dancing and song the relief expedition which went out HIGH QUALITY Roman Meal. Its de­ home in the Uplands. Over thirty hall to heartily enjoy the programme in 192$ which, it will be recalled, dis- guests were present. This consisted of instrumental num­ held sway until midnight. Consul F. licious and keeps me Milwaukee. Wia.. Jan. 30. Willeta R. Carlow, of the local camp of cuveral that Alan Crawford, of To­ ! Huggins, eighteen-year-old Chippe- bers given by Bert Smith and Oecar ronto. and two companions were 4oat Mrs V. R. Mac Lachlan, who went McComb. vocal selections by Wilfred Modem Woodmen, acting a* muster WANUFACTURED I wa Falls student at the state school and another member of the earlier happy, peppy and fit. to Cedar district to establish a y Demere. Stanley Stonier and Hubert.. of ceremonies, /.ala's orchestra was i’l iyy the most scientific, j fdr ‘the blind, w ho has lived twee mens institute, wa* the guest of ln attendance and the following expedition died on the Island, brought Ward. The English wait*. "Mary back the typewriter among other ef- l veers in darkness and four without Mrs. W'illlara Grieve while in the Na artist» contributed to the programme Ellen.'* wae a very popular number, fuund with Ada up-to-date mechanical proc­ her sense of hearing, can see anfl naimo district. between dance»: W. Hollins and M as was alao Mr Rowles’ athletic Black Jack hear. It was learned to-day. Bh* na* •4- -r -T- performance», tumbling, etc. Master Thomas in a duet. J. O. Dunforri. esses (no "chemicals), it is Î been taking treatment from a t hris- Mrs. A. F. Griffiths, of Cadboro Thoma* liirmon rendered piano se­ solo; Mesar*» Dumbleton and II11I In absolutely pure and has e f tmtv Sconce practitioner Heights. left, on Monday for Van­ lection». the "Orient» Piifor and a duet; H. Hotline, recitation ; IhiyW Mise*on Meating—Yesterday after­ This girl, who for two year» has couver. where she will attend the the ■ Desert Caravan" being among Dumbleton. aorig and dance; Mrs. H. noon the regular monthly meeting of most delicious flavor and puxtied the scientific world and re­ Provincial Chapter meeting of the the beet numbers of the evening A Hollins, recitation. the Women s Missionary Society In ceived world-wide fame through h*l I.O.D.K. While in the mainland city hearty vote of thanks waa given the Refreshments were serxod during connection with the First Uongr.'ga- aroma. ' ability to hear with her finger* and she is the guest Of Mrs. C. Tt. Mc­ young performers by the ladies, who the evening *by a committee under tiowal Church was held at tbe homo I «ce through her sense of smell has Allister, Shaughnesey Heights. greatly appreciate! their kind thought­ the supervision of Mrs. Lalonde and of Mrs. Holcombe. Florence Street, ^Made In Canada By 1 cast aside the»* unnatural methods ------4- 4- -4- fulness m coming to cheer them with Mm. if C Oerlln All present voted the Willow*. Mrs. Wilkereon read a my- fft 4 puavd »wey yesterday efJ,r Ladies* first. Mrs. Townsend; second. capable committee is in charge of the Hyndman, Harper. Goff. Commanuer arrangements and it is Its intention bring en Inmate of the Institution Mrs. Rosslter; consolation. Mrs. Lee- and Mre. Nixon. Mre. Nixon. Mre. mod economical for the neat year. It le nrarly lif_ man; gentleman's first. Mr. R. Fkn- Dundalk Ont Jan 30 fCanadian to make the affair one of the out­ prior. Mr Rose. Mise Rant, the Press > —While little ecwrlet fever *1- standing social events of :h* season. tren vrnr- ego rlncr Mrs “obrlre thorpe; second. Mr. Haatinga; con- M esee Michael!*. Misa Milton. Mr resigned f rmn the poet ut matron ■ solation, .Jhlr. Hunt. «=»— ——..... —-r— A MeCeffirm Mîèé «MMB >**- B1 owing to Ill-health einre which time accomTnodaw it lafipB tnrtmir Mathews, Meaari Holland. Ifotliam. For two day» e<> on# would come she hae heen a cnnflrme.1 Invalid. Hep Pupil* of O. A Downard put on an Hadley. Holmes. Mr. and Mn. Aus­ interesting concert under the aus- near hie house. Myatiflcd, he regime at the Hume was • W'ul" ten Leigh. D-. Hermann* Robertson. inquiries and discovered that hia „ne with the Inmmea Yi,h ,wh<*' plOea of the Ladles’ Aid at the Hamp­ Misses Hcott. Sherwood. Btr*«t U-l l shire Rond Methodlet Church last small daughter Betty, had t»k»n ntal- was noted for her kind and generous Tunes. Johns oi. Mrs. Lecky. M ** ters into her own hand* and put a dtepoMllum while her management of night Those taking part in the pro­ Lemon. Mr. "Lewis. Mies Winter. .UHe gramme w*f* Master Fred Kamllford. quarantine card in Ihe window, an­ the Home wan most efficient. \t* or nock and Mrs Norman Yarrow nouncing Scarlet Fever Here To Mrs Morton. Percy Edmunds, Mre. d^>h'ter7 mourn ifi-r her Àdeath W sheMdiTlidH. leave»on* end iWglker L- Abbott '"leitore include-■f the utility room in the new chil- j address on “The Greatest Thing In The patient» of the McBride Ward ing some Iieap Year dances. The sup- td meeting of the Daughters of Pit A; arrangements are ae usual in the Joseph A. Shay, attorney for the dren's ward at the Jubilee Hospital-the World.' Great Interest is being of the Jubilee Hospital Wefe enter­ tend! of th. la.ll»# Club. All m.m they was held on Monday evening at the the rest of the ward being fl.»Mled]>»ken in the singing das*, -which is tained at a fine concert last evening Prin ass. Uffil til» jury that Mre. tome flrMttl Taylor. Yates Street with------battleship ‘...... linoleum. ------New -scales...... ,| -held------after------the usual meeting.„-»•>« tnd con- The varied programme arranged by b#r« end friend, who here not yet Schroeder wae now In Germany with sweeten vluch business and correspondence will be purchased for the children's ; ducted by Ml*» Ignore‘Black. I the women* auxiliary to the fana- obtained their ticket» *re asked to do the Prince. The Princess wept as va* disposed of, and after discussion ward. Miss McKenzie explaining the l.ers of thi Corner Club are eligible . dljln iv<,gj0n included humorous se- »o without delay, a» only very few she recounted |i«f story to the Jur>'. the mouth t was decided to finance the tiling need of small weight basket scales for this claim and any who wish tf lectione by n male quartette, song*, remain unsold. telling that ehe expected to become n for orthopaedic and under-nourished loin should give their names to dis* | duet*,fluet'8i violin ------solos and a whistling ___ —it Heme"--The new dt mother soon, and that she and the patients. solo. Tfcose taking part were Mrs. tmtitirt» ... . ITtnce were very happy until her rector, of the Victoria «omen. In W. Wright, Mrs. F. Ellers. Mre. Par­ sister came between them. nell Miss a. Thorpe. Messrs. Potter, •mule will hold an “At Home /» thi* the best Thomas. HolMns. Will* and Riakf- KVidey afternoon from 1 till » In ih. ln.titille headquarter., Rurrey Hlnek Boer il Poster? BEREAVED OF SEVEN CHILDREN way. with Mrs. It. Chave and Mise ftcegtw at -rtre- piano.-—Reeve- Maonl ■Tha-aftolr.lg.iHlM AtY-" Hint»-forHoateumei Àxieai S. S. Uro col wae present and spoke to the pa th. ..tiring olflcere: rn.mb.ra ah.T m t.ndlng memtu-rs. and a large atten FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH — tient» on behalf of the Canadian Le gion. At the close of the programme dance la anticipated. A munlcal pro ■ Black satin slippers, sashes, and will have a table ef gramme ha» been arranged, and tnere delicious refreshments were served bags can he cleaned with vinegar ap­ hv the members. will be guessing contests. plied with a soft sponge. Home Cooking BOVR1L Ue* tepid water for damping SHE’S BOSS. — Miss Ethel Candy, Etc. clothes which are too dry for Iron­ Colman haa been elected Lord ing; It spreads evenly and quickly. In the s sl + + + Mayoress of Norwich. It Is the BASEMENT, D. SPENCbR’S, LTD. YOUR HOME Teapots qhould he rinsed out dally ■first time a woman has been ele­ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 with boiling water, and well dried In­ vated to so Important a position, Help Us to Help Others side and out. The lid should always but she Alls U capably. AND YOU e he left open. Half a teaspoonful of mustard put 1. w, into a small muslin l»ag and placed ’M* amongst pickled beetroot will pre­ vent the latter from turning moudly. V An Interior Awning ■f + + Cry for k Equal parta of unimopm and tur­ Endless are the altiràelSVe window the upt**r part of each Hash and low­ pentine will take paint out of cloth draping* rfbwadays, when our homes ered the apparent height of each Ing Saturate the spot two or three ren vry are lighted by windows of many dif­ window In the Winter, however, times, and afterwards 'wash out In ferent sises and shapes, from small these pw iiings were taken down, and •oapauds. diamond-paned casements to tall the result was that the windows A sag ef bet Bevel! arched library saehes. Endless, too. looked a hit too lofty, with their To remove red Ink stains from WMgee tUgagbetweem—aU- are the Styles and straight side hangings. table linen, spread freshly-made mus­ fabrics, and If each When the question came up of a tard over the stain and leave for he'f of us is willing to valence for windows arched like an hour Then sponge off. and all depart from the con­ hese. one woman on the committee trace of the ink wllUiave disappeared ventional treatment bad a bright Idea Instead of a flat which makes homes valance across the top of the window, A little vinegar or lemon Juice look us If they had die conceived the plan of small In- added to the water In which cab­ January Shoe been furbished from •ertor awnings of bright flowered bages are cooked Improves the fla­ a copy book. It ought hints to match Ihe cushiohs In the vor'"and color, and lessens the odor not to be hard to Treat wicker chairs which stood which arise* from, euch vegetables SALE hare our windows bout. A wopdeh framework was display charming and built out over each window, curving * tt,okinF-^ + MTJTBIE 6 SON’S ml from the wall-line about twelve* |f (he wiCk of a candle burn* out 1«#3 POCUUH WTWWKT amusing originality. MOTHER:- Fletcher’s Cas- Recently, when >r fourteen Inrhea. Thla framework ! collapses push In a match long visiting a beautiful *es covered with the chlntx whlch ! enough to * reach the bottom and country club house bung down slightly below th* wooden . about an eighth of an inch toria is a pleasant, harmless which had been dec­ •import and was scalloped around the ~hoyft lh, wax Light this, and it orated by * commit- ^Fe' . ! will last as long a* there I» wax. Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­ =w— goric,-Teething- -" Drop* and up - to - date wori 9 . . . .beral Dsnee—Waril Three Liberal members, I saw a harmonlelng color fell to the floorISLU'r'' Aseoeiation will hold a social dance Soothing Syrups, prepared for Thla unhappy mother la left with only two children out of a family of series of wlndoxv* worked out In the The effect wae that of a Summery thle «Hhw|,_n, A...... *unm»r ...... thr* wlnthpr. *«re Ihethe tree effect «f..I a r»y ourred Mereheet»- lw«eh 60». Served et Proven direction, on each package. Physician» everywhere recommend L will be a generous response. hy awnltxgs outside, which hid awning. I Strsthcoha Hotel. !

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WE DNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924 n

phone 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEPTS. SHIPPING NEWS Stocktaking Clearance Bargains

In addition to the 600,000 feet of lum­ January-february loading, $6.76 ber that the CJ’.S. Lumber Company option Shanghai $7. For the Last Day of the Month and the Last Is loading and the 60,000 feet of lum­ Unnamed rteamer, Japanese, 7,600 ber from the Shawn igan Lake mills, tons, grain. North Pacific to United the Cameron Lumber Company has Kingdom, April loading, 37s. €d. Day of Our Fiscal Half Year a consignment which together with Pennyworth, British, 3,416 tons, the 600,000 feet of lumber loaded at lumber. North Pacific to Australia, Chemainus will bring the total ship­ February loading, $16.25, by Ameri­ 18 Underskirt*, Values ment to 1,500,000 feet. can Trading Co. till a Few Fur-trimmed Coats Another freighter due noon to load Manulani, 5,903 tons, grain. North Will Rick up Lumber For to $6.50 to Clear Margaret Goughian Will Also lumber here Is the Margaret Cough- Pacific ports to Japan, lute January Notice to lan, Which will make one trip to loading, _^by ' Suzuki & Co., terms Japan at Local Mills at $2.98 Pick up Lumber Here For Japan before returning to tho new private. All Greatly Reduced Japan Intercoastal service between this Made from splendid quality Eng­ port and Montreal. The Margaret The Canadian Government Mer­ Credit lish silk taffeta or satin; smart for Final Clearance The last lumber carrier for the, Coughlan will load 450,000 feet of chant Marina steamship Canadian pleated flounces and elastic lumber shipped by the C.P.S. Lumber Seigneur, which made her first visit fitted waist band; In shades High Grade Coats, fashioned from month of January arrived this Company, It was announced this t-> British Columbia when she arrived Customers of rose, bisque, sky. flesh and ’ velour, blanket and peach bloom morning, while other mills will pro­ morning from Chemainus. She at Vancouver last week from Aus­ flame; values to (JO AO cloth, with choker and long roll vide consignments. The entire cargo • All goods purchased to­ $6.50 Sale Price. . tDdMeVO is the coastwise steamship Skag It is thought will comprise Van­ tralia With a large cargo, will come morrow will be charged collars of beaverkne; shown in AGAIN CONSIDERED —Second Floor way, which will load 550,000 feet couver Island timber. here about the first of next month to on February’s account castor, black, brown, reindeer load a large shipment of lumber for of lumber. Couard Front Lace Cor­ and navy ; odd sizes only. When the Shagway leaves she will . Charter Market Japan. take out the tersest lumber cargo BY JAPANESE LINES The Canadian Puget Sound Lumber 2 only, valueq. to $25.00. (Pi f? QC sets Reduced to $2.49 Sale Price ...... tDlUeVU that the has yet carried to San Pedro. York City, British. 4.054 tons, Company report several hundred barley, San Francisco to United Amalgamation of the Nippon thousand feet of lumber to load on In strong quality coutil, pink or 3 only, values to $39.60. QP* Kingdom. January loading, by West- this freighter in addition to 140,000 white, medluip low bust, Sale Price ...... ti>4jleVU rope A Co„ terms private. Yiwen Kaisha and the Toyv Puget Sound Navigation Co. lightly boned, elastic Inserts Sunland. British. 3.076 tons, lum­ Risen Kaisha steamship lines has feet from other mills. At present she for expansion; sixes 24 to 30; 4 only, values to $59.50. d*Q4 ber, Columbia River and Puget is.at Vancouver mills taking on value $3.75. 4*0 4Q Sale Price .... .7.. .Y. J «30fte I Sound to Yokohama and Osaka, by been revived, according to infor­ Day Steamer to Seattle Pacific Export Lumber Co„ terms mation brought by the liner Em­ Sale Price ...... 1 only, value — THE When the vessel was first ordered —Second Floor private. press of Asia. to Join the Pacific fleet of C.G.M.M. Sale Price . .. $59.50 Unnamed steamer, Japanese, 6,500 tons, grain. North Pacific to Japan, Ihe.Kippon Yusen Kaisha, It is re- boats,-the Canadian Seigneur was to SS. SOL DUC ported, value the assets of the Toyo have entered the United Kingdom Clearing Lines in Lmtm C.P.R Wharf dally except Klsen Kaisha at $7.500.000. while that service, but owing to some delay In 2 Only, Fur-tirimmed Pandajr aitê-15 a.m. for Port An­ company figures the property worth her reaching this coast another ves­ 35 Pattern Hats Women’s and Children’s geles, Dungeness. Port Townsend UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY $10.000.040 sel was dispatched to the Old Coun­ f and Seattle, arriving Seattle « 44 Suits to Clear of B.C.. Limited Negotiations are said to be at a try. and the Seigner assigned to the Values to $18.60, Clearing Gloves p m. Returning, leaves Seattle daily Regular sellings from Vancouver to standstill, but it Is thought that a except Saturday, at midnight, arriv­ Oriental run. The Seigneur is sim­ Women's Silk Lined Cspeekin 1 only In brown velour trimmed with ing Victoria «.it a.m. all' East Coast and Mainland Pointa settlement may be ultimately reached. ilar to the other C.G.M.M. ships opgr­ ' at $4.98 beaverine fur; size l6; (PO A Logging Camps and Canneries a* far Gloves E. B. BLACKWOOD, Agent The original plan of amalgamation ating in the Oriental service. value $49.50. Sale Price.. eDti*±e < O as Prince Rupert and Anyox. Involved three lines, the N.Y.K., the This final clearance of Pattern With two dome fasteners, fll Government Sc Phone TIM For detailed Information apply Hata includea duvetyna, vel­ O.8.K. and the T.K.K. ------Paris points. In light grey and 1 only in new blue velour, trimmed with Or H. S. Howard. Agent _____ OEO. McGREGOR. Agent vets, brocaded silks In a good C.P.R. DoeB Phone ISM brown; sixes 6% to 7; black caracul fur; size 16, Tel. 1*26 Ne. 1 Belmont Heuee variety of fashionable colors value $3.50. d*T QC value $59.50. Sale Price.. «D^e/eiU No One Allowed and shapes. Many of these are Sale Price ...... lDi.eVU , —Second Floor suitable for early Spring wear; values to $18.50. , Women's French Kid Aboard Ardenza Gauntlet». Thursday With strap wrist, pique sewn Permission *£^9° •board the seams and self points. In tan Clearing a Number of Afternoon Dresses mystery ship Ardenxa, which is only; sixes 5% ^ to T; value now on Yarrow's marine ways, For Misées and Small Women , will not.be given until the vessel $4.98 has been cleared at the Cuetome —Second Floor .8a,e...... $3.50 Smart models. In long straight lines, round necks and three-quarter House. Special permission was Women's Chamolsette length sleeves, pleated panels and frills, novelty girdles; shown given by the Customs Dfpidmrnt Gauntlet Gloves In rose, turquoise, black, brown, xinc and others; a good assort­ sailings to allow the vessel to be hauled A Few of the Clearing With strap wrist and fancy ment to choose from; sizes 16 to 20; ŒOO out at Yarrows. She is under­ embroidered points. In grey, values to $39.60. Bale Price »...... tD^OeVV BRITISH EMPIRE TO EUROPE going a thorough cleaning and Lines in Men’s Wear brown, sand, mode and when she has bean clearad will White. Sale 4 JT Make Rmtrrmtlons Now receive general overhaul. Tweed Hate FROM ST. JOHN Price ...... tDleltl /------:------:\ wl EXHIBITION nr It is expected that the vessel Kngltsh made Tweed Hate In will have to remain here about a Women's English Make Duplex Women’s , popular ahadea; • only; value Chemoieette Gauntlets Evening Slippers of month as she must await a row 13.60. Sale Price ...... 81.68 With strap wrist and self To <«Imsow .Liverpool sot of ship's papers which are be* Silver and Gold Umbrellas Meta game ing sent out from Glasgow. Cheney Silk Mufflers points, in chamois, pastel, THROUGH RAIL AHD OCfAH TO Liverpool Pure 8llk Fold Muffle™ In brown/ white and black; sizes Reduced te $9.50 At Clearance Prices Feb. I . Montcalm dark ahadea only: value 12.60. « to 7. Sale 91 HZ BOOKINGS >1 iint roi* Fob. IS Bale Price ...... 81-3® Price ...:...... tDleltJ Beautiful J>re"« Slipper», Strong cotton cover*, firm frame Feb. 2 2 . . Mar beiu with steel rod, wood handles. Feb. 2» Mar. $* ...... Montrlare Warm Wool Muffler, Women'» Brown Jersey in one iprap style, with Mar 21 Apr. 1* ...... Montlaurier y In, black or brown, also in All Wool Muffler» In dark Work Glovee full Loiils heels, made To Glasgow E5CHJI OVERDUE cherrywood, straight or crook- heather brown shade; full With elastic wrist, from French silver cloth, Mar,. 7 Apr * • • • • Metasama and gold cloth of finest * ed style; values to $1.98.eFrt- Mar. ti Apr IS ...... TflfâffiUftl Lenslh .and vent warm ; value vaine.- 35c... Sale. Price* 19c • day 'Bargain v. . - . .. . .«#1.49 FROM SKW rOKk TO L14ERFOOL $1.76. Sale Price ...... 068 quality. Regular $17:50...... jpmpreea of Britain —Main Floor Mar. 17 FfflCJPETOWN Clearing at. (TA Better Grade Umbrella» to clear ■lack Silk Handkerchief» " Large Hire All Bilk Handker­ per pair .... tDVeUU at $2.49 to .—...... $5.75 Women’s Hose at Clear­ —Main Floor Concern is Felt For Ship's chiefs with wide border; value Safety; $50,000 in Currency 21.6». Bale Price...... 81.0® ing Prices Cellar Button» on Venezuela Sale Price, 2 for...... 88 All-Wool Cashmere Hose Fine quality all-wool cashmere Children’s Blanket Cloth San Francisco, Jan. $0—Carrying Meter Gauntlet Glevee hose with wide hem tope -and more than $50.000 In currency and Made from tine quality black heels and toes, well reinforced. COATS bullion. 6.000 tone of cargo and 62 capeakln glove» in gauntlet »ho4h in black and brown; passengers, the Pacific Mall steamer style; «mall eliee only; value sizes $% to 10 Sale Venezuela arrived yesterday from 26.00. Sale Price ...... 8*-»® Price ...... «94 Clearing at $2.98 New York. The treasurer was, C U N A R D Chamoiaette Glevee English Make Cashmere Hooo brought from American Smart but serviceable little Ooata Centre! French made fabric glove» In Well reinforced» with wide TPWtK.— ------— ANCHOR chamois shade; value 76c. Sale suspender tops, in black and in straight or belted styles, lined ANCHOR-DONA LDSON The largest single shipment of Price ...... 898 hrpwn; sixes 8% to 10. Sale with flannelette or sateen; rose sugar from the “"Uawailon Islands Grey Cape Gloves^ Price ...... 884 shade only; sizes 2 to 4 years; CANADIAN RF.RVHK this Summer, more them 110,000 sacks, Well made greW cape gloves, —Main Floor FROM HALIFAX arrived aboard the Matson liner values to $5.50. Clearing at To Plj mouth - Cherbourg. London suitable for atreet wear; all Antlani» ...Feb. IS Mar. SI Maui. The vessel also carried 118 Antonin...... Mar. S Apr 14 cabin anti Lv intermediate passengers else». Bale Price, per pair Two Specials From the ...... 8i.o® Cmn ndra (Portland Mar. Î9).... Apr. T Shipping circles here are interested --Main F76i>r $2.98 tiaturnla t Portland A»r. 12). ■ - Apr. IS Lace Department On your waif east FROM Ql K.BKt In the whereabouts of the two thou­ Te Brlfnal ami Liverpool sand ton schooner Escola, bound from Printed Net VarmanU May 1, May 2», Aug- 21. »*Pt 1» Capetown. Africa, to Astoria. The Suitable for dress trimming*, An Assortment of Children’s Ceronla.May 15. June 12. July S, Aug. 7 vessel is many weeks overdue, hay­ Bargains in Chinaware FROM MON1RKAL panels, etc. ; In black and Te Fltroonth-t herbowrg-l«en*»n ing sailed from the African port. gold and white and silver. Wear at Half Price August 27. Ordinarily not more than Glees Bowls circle Andante. May 2. June 7, July 42. Aug. H Per yard $1.25 and $1.75 Antonia. May 17. June 21. July 24. Aug. i« 110 day» are required for the trip. Clear Glass Fruit Bowls In Conaletlnr of Wool Scarves In white Ausonta.May 24^ JunejU.^Aug. 2. « Colonial style, will hold one All-Over Radium Lace and colora, wool toque#, wool head "fiie, Albania May *. June *. July 4, Aug. 1. Aug. ÎS After a release from active aer- quarL Sale Price, each, 354 36 inches wide, suitable for ahawla, allk princes» slips, voile and Cassandra. May IS. June 11, July 11, Aug • vlc& of two weeks, the first In 945 panels, all-over dresses, etc., gingham dresses, flannelette bloom- days of travel, the Los Angeles Plain Colored Jardinieres Saturnla. May 22. June 20. July II. Aug. IS English Jardinieres in plain in brown, navy, rose, Jade era and Infanta’ novelties : value» 60o FROM MCW YORK Steamship Company's liner Tale ar­ and white. Per yard Te Queenstown and Liverpool rived here yesterday to resume her ■hades of mauve, blue, grey, to 15.75. Sale Price, 888 to 8a-®a Tyrrbenla ...... Feb. 8. Mar. 1 $1.60 and ...... $2.00 run between this port and San Pedro. green and yellow; will take a —Second Floor south Attenta ...... Mar. 1 —Main Floor Ausonla ...... Feb. 23 Mar. 22 6 Inch flower pot. Sale Price. L'juueronla ...... Mar. 16 Apr. 16 The steam schooner Johan Poulsen, each ...... *54 To C herbourg and Southampton p minus the propeller she lost Monday kSAN Aqultanta Mar. 15. Apr. 14, May 7, May 21 Children’s Chamoisette night off Point Reyes, was towed 62-Piece Dinner and Tea Set Month-End Grocery Specials Herengarla.Feb. IS. "Mar. S. Apr 2, Apr. 2S A dainty narrow border de­ Mauretania. ..-Apr. 9, Apr 30, May 21 Into San Francisco Bay yesterday by Gloves • To Londonderry and Glasgow the lumber carrier Daisy Putnam. sign with pretty rose medal­ Charged on February’s Account Columbia...... Mar. 1, Mar. 28, Apr. 24 lions on a nice white body With one dome faatener and Assyria. . . .Feb. ». Mar. IS. Apr. 13. May 17 TIDES AT VICTORIA Quaker Brand Canned Standard •Money orders and drafts at lowest rate* semi-porcelain, an open stock Five Re.#. Fleur, beet for all self pointe. In white, natural, Peak No. 3 tin. Special at KuO information from Agente or Com­ pattern and can be bought in houeebold purposes, H-lb. grey and mastic; sise» I to 4; pany's offices, 422 Masting* Ht. W., Van­ ■operate pieces or a 62-piece 2 for ...... 388 couver. B.C. Phone Sey. 3441. MC|, ...... 83.60 value 75c. QQi* ITlmeHtlTimeHtlTIme HtlTlmeHt Dinner and Tee Set. 8iale 49-lb. rack ...... 81.TS Quaker Brand Canned Sweet |h m- ft.|h. m. ft|h- m ft |h. m. ft. Corn, No. 2 tin ...... 168 Salé Price ...... Price ...... $23.75 24-lb. sack ...... eor «.49 I « 10 13 7 9114.24 9.1 22 36 : —Lower Main Floor Fin.it Quality ■• C. Granulated Campbell’» Tomato Soup, new -01 •-« 11.09 7.7114.67 ! 4 38.18 ; i eason’a pack, 3 tins for 4®8 ..26 1.7 12 28 7.$)t6 40 Sugar, 100-lb. e»ck... ,8®-VO Z Pacific Coast 0.03 3 0 7 44 8 8 14 16.40 I 20-lh. paper aack .. > ■ ■ -8l.®3 12 tins for ...... 81-68 Our Victorian 0 44 8 9 8 12 8.1 16.24 I 18.21 I Sample Pairs of Arch­ Hudson’. Bay Cempany’a'Special Fancy Quality B. C. Sockeye stopover 1 IS 4.3 8 50 8 9 11-36 1 21 46 I Salmon, flat tin», each . .1B8 1.40 6 « 9 3! 8 9 17.34 4 ■reakfaet Tea, per lb...... 688 Restaurant Open Steamship 10.06 8.9 18 16 way Curtain* at 3 Ibe. for ...... Gt-O® 3 Una for ...... 888' ■»t San Franeiaeo. Los Angeli-s and many other pointa 10.39 8 9 18 50 Freshly Roasted Pure Coffee, Libby'» Sliced Hawaiian Pine­ From 9 to 6 p.m. 11.11 8.9 19.1» 3 Big Redactions apple, flat-tin». Special at, 11 41 M 19 48 : '' .whole, ground or pulverlied. A la Carta Meals served on all tickets via the Sunny Southern Route of the Service each ...... 318 11.64 9 0 20.18 3 Tapestry Portiere Curtains in per lb...... 388 at all houre. Our luncheon « 43 8.3 7.63 8.2 12 08 ! 20.41 La Parfait Brand Pure Ca.tili Scr.thcrn Pacific. I 17 blue, brown and green, with 3 Ibe. tor ...... 81-®® menus now include a « 36 8 3 8.40 8.2 12 40 31.13I 1.1 Soap, Special at. per bar 22r Ss. Prince Rupert 9.23 8 0 13.14 21 477 14 and without fringed ends; as Wag.taffe’e Pure Jama, pure comprehensive list of 7.01 8 3 Pacific Brand Canned Milk, do via the Scenic Shasta Route and California. Leaves Vancouver every Monday 6 34 8.1 10 05 7.1 13 51 22 25i LI there are only tWo pairs of fruit and sugar only, flavor» Ready Dishes at prices 6 0« S.l 10.50 7.4 14.87 i 2 3 Special at 3 tins for...... 888 Take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy a 11 p.m., calling at 7 9 each early shopping is advis­ Include atrawberry and raep- 6 35 8 2 11.48 6 9 15 84 ItîîI 8.0 Del Mente Brand Santa Clara from 154 UP- Special ■top-over of reet and recreation In the Sunny POWELL HIVER 7 06 8.3 12.52 6.3 18.48 able— berry jam and black currant Afternoon Teas from 3 to climes of the South at very little additional fare. i OCEAN FALLS 0 20 I S 7.3! 1.5 14.04 Jelly; regular value 96c. Spe­ Valley Californien Prune», SWANSON BAY « 09 I 7 1» 11 Value $4.16. Bale Price, per alios 30-40. Special at, per PRINCE RUPERT 0 63 4 7 Bit#*t 0.1 cial at ...... V88 x* P' m- From California you have the choice pf three 1.18 6.« 8.41 9 0 18 11 4.0 23.10 «8 pair ...... $4.76 lb...... 338 STEWART 1.88 « 8 1.14 9.2 17 04 3 2 Quaker Brand Canned Tematoea, routes to the East: ANYOX 3.60 9 4 17 58 14 Value $8.60. Sale Price, per No. 2t4 tin. Special at If8 6-lb. package ...... 8*.l® Two Special Values in 8.s. Prince John 2 86 6 7 9 51 9 1 17.23 3 8 .. .. pair ...... $6.95 3 for ...... 6®C —Lower Main Floor The American Canyon Route following the 0.4S 6 8 8.00 8.8 10.39 9.5 18 20 Leaves Vancouver1 4.00 p.m. Wed­ 2.7 Value $9.60. Sale Price, per American River Canyon for many miles—the nesday, February 6, and fortnightly 1110 9 8 1» 12 Table Linens Great Salt Lake Cut-off and Ogden. thereafter for ‘ 11.61 9 9 19 58 pair ...... $6.95 5 32 8 1 12 33 10 0|20 38 Pure Linen Demaek Clothe ----- QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS Value $10.76. Sale Price, per Clearing Lines in Drug Sundries 5 5* 8 4 13.13 9 9121.17 An exceptional - .offering In The Golden State Route via San Diegoi through AND PRINCE RUPERT « 26 8 5 Mi » I 13.60 9.6|21.68 . pair ...... $7.96 Colgate's Toilet Soap, value 50c, Dorin Brunette Rouge, value high grade Pure Linen Da­ the picturesque Carriso Gorge and El Paso or— CITY TICKET OFFICE —Third Floor for ...... 354 911 Gov't. St. Telephone 1242 60c, for ...... mask Cloths in the popular Additional shipping news on page 13. Hot Water Bottlee, value $3.00, The Sunset Route through the always Interest- Fivers' Toilet Water, value $2.75. Fleur-de-lts design; else 90 .i lng Southern States to quaint New Orleans. for ...... sa.*» for ...... $2.18 by 90. regular value $16.75. Printed Japanese Fountain Syringes, value $2.50,' An especially Interesting side trip la the “All Corson's Brilliantine, value 50c, sale Price ...... -87.68 for...... for ...... $1.59 Motor Mountain Trip" over the historical Crepe* Hand Woven Pure Linen Muleified Cocoanut Oil, value Ebony Hair Brushes, value $5.00, Apache Trail Highway. Matched Sets Ideal fabrics for klmonas and 36c, for ...... 23«! for ...... $3.«5 1 Table Cloth, sixe 7t by 72, Canadian Pacific Railway other purposes. Printed In Shaving Cream, value 85c..234 Ebony Hair Brushes, value $3.50, Call on your local passenger agent for further information and 1 dozen 22 Inch Table regarding fares, train schedules, etc., and for illustrated many charming designs and Camphor, 1-os. blocks, value 20c. for ...... $2.45 for...... 134 Ebony Hair Brushes, value $4.00, Napkins In the set. Woven in folders describing the various routes mentioned above, or B. C. COAST SERVICE rich color combinations; 30 hand looms, from fine pure write. ' Inches wide; value 60c. Sale Melba Double Compacta, value for ...... $2.75 VANCOUVER—At 2.16 p.m. and 11.48 p.m. dally. $1.60, for...... $1.15 Ivory Military Brushes, value linen yarns; value $41.W. There are only two aets. Sale SEATTLE—At 4 10 p m. dally. Eeu de Cologne Soap, value $1.3$ $6.00 a pair, for...... $4.00 yardPMce per ...... 39c Price ...... $26.60 ALASKA ROUTE—From Vancouver Jan. 26. at 9.00 p.m. a box, for ...... 984 —Main Floor B. C. TAYLOR OCEAN FALLS-PRINCE RUPERT ROUTE—From Vancouver every —Main Floor —Main Floor General Agent Wednesday at 9.00 p.m. POWELL RIVER.UNION BAY-COMOX ROUTE—From Vancouver 314 Union St. Seattle, Wash. every Tuesday and Saturday at 11.46 p.m. UNION BAY-COMOX-POWELL RIVER—Prom Vancouver every Thursday at I SO a.m. WEST COAST VANCOUVER ISLAND ROU.TF”Victoria 1st, 10th. Southern Pacifie •*Wth each rtVHith at tl <*r*» m jtmpHtt» GULF ISLANDS ROUTE—Be. Otter leave» Belleville Street wharf every Monday at 7.16 a.m. and every Wednesday at • a.m. Si Charmer Lines from Victoria 11.00 a.m. every Tuesday, calling at Port Washing­ ton. Ganges Harbor and Mayne Island. ncoworaw» ** Full Information Fcpm Any Agent Canadian Pacific Railway VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924

-HOCKEY. FOOTBALL TIMES SPORTING NEWS BASKETBALL. RUGB'l Joe Jackson Is Cougars Must Win Canadians Swamp Shells to Clash New York Rivals Paid Plenty For These Lads With Pacifies in Trying to Put • • e e • " • • • • • • Crucial Battle Over His Story Three Home Games Swiss Hockey Great Outfielder, Black-Listed in League Leadership at Stake; ia 1919 World’s Series, Victoria in Best Shape of Three CoastduH» at Present Colonists and Native Sons on Witness Stand Maple Leaf Representatives at Olympiad \\ in Third Meet in Opening Game Time, But Their Chances Will Be Determined Game By Their Biguost Score, :>d-0; In Three When They Encounter Prairie Clubs in Eive- Milwaukee, Wis.. Jan. 30. The con­ * Game Series; Great Interest Being rlaken Gaines Canucks Have Scored 85 Goals and Amateur hockey fans arc it situ rod duct of Joe Jackson, former White of u real treat at the Arena this 8ox baseball player, on the diamond In Game Here With Regina Friday Have Not Been Scored Against, Setting evening when the Shells and the during the Chicago-Clncinnatl 1919 Pacifies clash In what promises to be world's scries was that of a player Up New Record; Canadians Just Went the beat battle of the seasowf These doing his best for his club, according teams will meet at 9 o'clock. The to the testimony of press witnesses With the close of the P.C.H.À schedule lews than a month away Inters^ Through Motions Yesterday Colonists and Native Sons play tho who attended the gàmes of the is becoming veçy keen over the chances of the respective clubs In making first game, starting at 8 o'clock. The world’. series In the »ult of j,,rk.on the— play-off HeatriwUle, tie, Vancouver apd Victoria all have a fighting chanc* second battle Is expected to be a if?600^ umJe^wn^mexplred'contract' j to- make oneon. of the two placesPl.ee. and there should.haul ” be plenty of thrills before hair-raiser, as Ix>th teams wiU be < 'ham on lx, Jan. 30-^Thorlief Ilaug, the Norwegian skiing star, won tho The witnesses one of them a sport* *he door is shut In the face of one of the clubs fighting tooth and claw to win and editor for a news gathering ag.no>*; Victoria stands in a favored position right now but a «tiff akl Marathon race In the Olympic sports to-day. hold their position as league leader*. testified among other things that ! *1111 lies ahead. It is essential that the Cougars pick off all their home ». Great Britain defeated Belgium 20-3 It» the second hockey game. Can­ At present th*» oiler* and transfer ada defeated Swltsertand In an Olympic game 13-0. * team are tied for the league leader­ Jackson .not only batted higher than gameszat least A bit of fortune on their second swing around thé prairl* Canada now has won all three of her elimination matches. Half of the ship eartTTPïtm having lost qne game any man Tn~ the series, but brought J loop wfcu also help them to nfiake the play-off. draw will be Idle until Friday, when the Canadians will meet the team to the other. in more rune than any other - two.I The Cougars have three moN home finishing second in the half led by the United State* team, probably Great Th* Bhaila’ Une,up will be consid­ players; that his fielding averaged games. They play Regina here on 1,600 per h* accepted more Friday, encounter the- Seattle Mete Britain. erably strengthened to-night, as LEADER OF REGINA Manager Tweedle ha* picked up a chanrea than any plaÿér In the series the following Friday and close thetf Canada's sweep through, group two has been sensational and the scores engagements for the Winter the week in each of the three games testify to the overwhelming superiority of tho new player, who travels under the and got more bases than any other, piayer The wltneaaes -said, in effect, after against Edmonton. If the players from the Dominion. In three game* In as many days the Canadian» name of Rust. JÏ* 1* reported to be a. neat stick-handler and packs a thut Jackson’s conduct wan more Cougar» can nail this trio of games have amassed a total of eighty-five goals and have yet to allow the puck to Wicked shot. He will be seen in mcrltoriu* th«h an yother player on they will be sitting pretty when they pass the Canadian goal line. . - action in an orange swCaterr the Chicago team. leave on February 15 for their flv# game* with the W.CJl.L. teams. The games and scores to date are: to-night. Another well-known local Riibmlesion of this testimony wka Monday—Canada 30, Csecho-Slo­ player will be on the Shells roster. Intended To bear out a plan of the ON TOP RIGHT NOW vakia 0. British Olympic Miller, A Two Jack* veteran, having plaintiff In the case to show "by In­ , Tuesday—Canada 22, Sweden 0. donned the xieel blades once again ference that hie conduct In the series Beattie has now completed Its en­ „ Wednesday—Canada 32, Swltser- and thrown In his lot with the gas Indicated he had nothing to do with gagements on the prairies and stands tied with Victoria with eighteen » land 0. Curlers Win in the "throwing" of the series. It was The Canadians are breaking the because of the trqpose of -the "base­ pointa .apiece but the Mets have OLD LINE-UP played two more gante*. Vancouver record they made In the 1920 Olympic Chamotiix Finals ball scandal of 1919," that Jackson’s games, in these games Canada de­ Ken Perry, popular manager of the ha» played' one more gam^ to date contract was rescinded, and he was and I» one point behind the Cougar*. feated Csecho-Slovakla 16-0 In the Pacifies, announced this morning released under a "ten-day notice first of the elimination series In the there would be no change In his line- DEAN COMBS This gives Victoria a bit of leeway, Chamonix, Jan. _ ,3C|-^Q clause," now said by Jackson to hax e but should they lose any of their semi-finals the Canadians won from Britain defeated France to-day. liprrnr dyrvors will be at the disad­ been inserted in the contract wlthojit the United States 2-0. and in the vantage of having only one substitute. Two of the most sought after young ball players In the ml,nor"r7 remaining home games they would 4t to 4 in the final of the curling his knowledge or consent. find themselves up against a difficult finals defeated Sweden top the competition, thereby winning the Ken had his team out for a practice, I>ean. a pit, her. and Earle Combe, an optflelder were re. enllv ***” ** *** last night, and he states that his pay rolle ,.f the rival New York club». Dean went to Mr. Mrllraw a Olalnte ANGRY OVER MONEY problem to make the play-off. It championship 12-1. Olympic championship. Sweden would then be up to them to pull * The United States is in group one boys arc all in the best of shape, and Jackson wept on the stand late waa second and France third. while Combe waa grabbed off by Mr. Hugglna’ Yankees something sensational on the ‘ this year and is favored to meet will be able to give the oilers the Dean was the best pitcher In the association last year, t ombs ts aald yesterday. He tealfled that “Lefty gam? of their life. William* a team mate, came to him j prairies. Canada in the finals. to be the best outfielder to come out of the South since the days of Joe The Cougars have ten games vet to auians,adiana. was tain-ucalled upon«fvii »•at this jurre Thei nc iireifirst namegame anyuiushould also he «» Jackson It Is needles» to add the New York club» paid plenty lor their after the world’s series and threw an | WENT THROUGH MOTION ture to make hie first difficult save i j^ood tine, a* the Sons will be out to envelope containing $6,000 at his feet play. Three of them jvlll be at horn*, one In Seattle and one on neutral ice It was Just a case of going through and he did It splendidly. Watson and ha Ik up their initial win at the ex­ newest acquisitions. as JxcxemVe share of the world’» MeCaffery broke away for a two-man series alleged “throwing." Jackson In Vancouver with Beattie. The the motions for the Canadians. The pense of the Newsies. At present the Cougars have finished with the Van­ rush. McCaffer- taking the pas* and said he became angry and demanded score might have been a hundred to Canadian» have failed to pull through couver Maroons for the season. nothing, it .seemed, had the victors scoring. HeroTd MrMurin. of Winni­ with a win. and they Intend to make of WUliams what he meant. Wil­ devoted their energies to scoring In­ peg, replaced MeCaffery on the for­ the ’Colonists their first victim». liam». according to Jackson’s testi­ IT WOULD BE NICE ward line. The Canadians, hack stead of bending all their efforts to­ Manager English will have a full Montreal Slated to Secure mony. replied that the name Of Jack- The five games on the prairies will ward putting the finishing touches son was used In dealing with the checking, were able to break up many line-up fuit this evening, and he is reorésent a similar trip to that mad* job their combination, experimenting of their opponents’ attacx*- Ramsay confident that there will be a differ­ ''gambltnit crowd, that had figured in v with fancy methods of stlCRTtandltng by the Cougars--hurt I»ecemb*r when... skated through and mdfiNl. ent tale to téll wTiën thë TîiaiT Wtvtxtte 01 ympic Games Slated for 1928 the throwing of the srrtwir* At ttrtw thev played five games and won two and shooting from difficult angles. Jackson said he bécpme angrier .than SMOTHERED SWEDES of them. If Clem Ixraghlin and his Canada scored eight goals In the The Colonists will have their full j ever and threatened to go to < harjes boys can repeat this success and cop -.■first-period, eleven in Jhe second and - Tbe-Canadian* combined ffffift}ve-_ complement of players out. Including Comiekey. owner "f the Whit.- Sox. Bassett and MrXVtian. These tw. M—Tbe-ttwbec- branch of- the Ajnatglit- their .remaining-.home, games th«y _ fourteen In the third. The Canadian ly and were able to smother Swe­ Vnlnn of Canada. forward».! yesterday to W. E. Findlay, nrerident oflh, ’•e wbnle sfnry ’ . will almost certainly reach The play­ wings, Watson and MeCaffery, were den's rushes although they did not • men are expected to make a gr*at union, who will transmit It at oner to the rentrai executive an applies - The next day. according tn Jack- off. On the prairies the Cougars will the most prolific scorers, but every *hoot often. The Swedish captain shtfcrlng. as both are rounding into Son, hr did seek out Uomlekey. but play Calgary twice and Regina. Ea­ , member*of tha team. With the ex­ tlon that the Olympic Games of 191* be held I" |hle city. It I» . played wonderfully weU^ The shape and getting back Into their old , was told by Hurry (Imhlner eecre- rnout on and Raekatoon each once ception of Cameron, dented the that anrummts la favor of the application will be presented verbally at ended, 6 to 0. _ ... -V 1 terr wf-thw etub,-thet "the old mu BARNEY STANLEY Tbw Cougon hgve been- going Swiss net. Cameron, nearly frozen In the second period the flwediah Gordon Mocking wl)l handle the | the annual merlin» of the Olympic governing body in Europe Mil wee not feeling jguid. ’ nnd that h- through their paces this wccirWjnw- from his enforced idleness between teem reverted to the defensive play whistle. Rummer . . ijackeonl had hetter“wrlte < omlakey Several years ago Barney Stanley paratlon for their game on Friday the Canadian posts, took short ex­ and their goalkeeper was warned for The teams for to-night’s games his business after he got home. played with the Vancouver Maroons. with Regina. This promises to be cursions up the Ice to get his blood dropping on his knee*. (The hockey will be as follow*. L»ter. Jackson testified, Comlskcy He In now the main cog of the Regina one of the most -Interesting battle* In circulation. committee decided before the matches Native Sod* Goal. Watson; de­ wrote him asklTtr that |he. advise him machine and th* fans will recall that that ha* been played tY}\u\ e**^*?!; Savoie, the Swiss goalkeeper, was in the meeting here last year be­ The Capitals hâve a formidable array peppered with bullet Ilk* shots began that this would not h« al­ fence. Codviile and English; for­ Garrison and Navy by' letter about the matter Jackson tween the Cougars and Capitals of talent and started off their tour throughout the three period to-day. lowed, i Unfortunately he was struck wards. H Smith. Fltsslmmona, had In mind. by the puck shortly afterward and Glasen. Jacklin and Htewart “Y” Basketers to Barney scored the two K1'®!» that nicely by defeating Vancouver In When coming off the ice he said to Play To-morrow; evertlrpe on Monday night. with a grim smile he would as soon badly hurt The game waa stopped Colonists—Goal, Richardson ; de­ earned the visitors the victory. and he had to be replaced. Watson fence. Murray and Don Smith ; for­ Indoor Football GOING TO BACK-CHECK face a machine gun ae a hot one off Rep Game Saturday Watson. Munro or MeCaffery. scored on a long shot Wafer moved wards Mcl*>nald. Temple, Bassett. Try for Scalps The Cougars stepped for an hour over to left wing in a combined ruau Ale Whan and»..« v,Mann , . Games Thrilling and a half on Monday end Y*«t*gay Chamonix, Jan. 30.—The United with Wgtson and Ramsay. Water- tfheïîs- Goal. HfTaVb* and are keyed right up for the tMtle. Kd- Two service rugby teams, the States hockev team competing in the scoring. . Burnett and <’op*s; forwards. Cricketers Back They will hare another stiff workout to th* Tnnwwa.- - — Bust,~ Mathew» and of Great Firsts Garrison and Navy, will decide Olympic Winter sportsHere defeated MeUwffery. which il té meet th* J.tAA. tn Thf* two games of indoor fpotballl to-day and then rest up for the game. France 12-0 to-day. play, made a pretty rush down the les Miller* played Iasi night at the "Y ’ pro­ The club Intends To play tfit Pacifies—Goal. Gravlln; defence. the semi-finals of th# Cewichan kind of hockey against the Capitals and scored. Slater swept Into the Trophy series, to-morrow after­ duced some very good soccer, close R. Qatman And Wright; forwards, Behind Move to as they did last Friday against Van­ Chamonix. France, Jan. 30— M < .A. •Id rival*. It will be the last big Team No. 4. this year to revive interest in cricket Europeans and Smith scored. The and th» regular league fiaturea his boy* go on Friday______next tally, was made as a result of ropean goal!*: saved by dropping on squad who are hoping to admlnlaler rugby game of the season, so that in this city. Many good matches hi* knee but the American referee will b» resumed. Only two game» • bumper crowd i* looked for by_._. MeCaffery** Individual rush Ernie »r« echeduled but »»me interest­ a defeat to Qu. McKtnmm e -hampe, Ockenden ^ Showing were played last season, but the at­ Collett, who played goal for the Can- held that the goal* did not count. ing play ehould be »e»n. The Bill Nachtrleh. Gue McIntyre. the rugby unied officials. tendance was very light, and it is the Watson scored again when he took draw for Saturday is ae follow»: Vernot Jones. Stan. Mwtre. John hope of the Victoria and District Seattle Mets Are a pass from MeCaffery. The Canucks Moose va. Son» of England at Brindley and Ben McMIllen will be Saves BritiSh Pair Cricket Association to get people to were taking things easy at this per­ Beacon Hill. Referee. Ookwoll. on hand for the "T,‘* Thirteen Clubs take more interest in the game and Tackling Regina on iod and during a spell of loafing on North Ward» va. Eaguimalt at The "Fidelia" senior girls will meet turn out in larger numbers. their part the Hwede captain almost the Royal Athletic Park. Referee one of the faxteat girls’ team» In the Los Angeles. Jan. 36. — Arthur A meeting of the association was scored. Ramsay brought the puck city when they line up agatnat the Wanted Paul Bat held tost night, and the matter was Sound To-night L°The kick-off in both gam#» will Havers and James tickenden, open Hi STAYS bark and tallied. Smith Immediately Normale.to-night. These girl» team» golf champions respectively of^Kn«; thoroughly dl»cu»»ed with the result repeated twice. In a series of fin* ha at 2AS o’elook. should put up a very exciting en­ Giants Won Him land and France, yesterday defeated that ii recommendation will go to the I combination plays Wateon and Smith The Mae»» and Son» will eentre gagement with plenty of epeed and E. 8. Armstrong, former ( allfornia annual meeting to -have the district Seattle. Jan. 30—Those pesky prftiri* both found the net. The Swedish their tueele ever the ownership action. Blossom Barnett and amateur champion. and Thick system inaugurated here. leaguer» lire here again. a Plain shot but CoHett caught and of the fourth berth in the First Ella New York. Jap. 90—Paul Florence, Fraser, Mid wick Country Club pro­ ' According to the plan advanced The capital» of Regina, fresh front saved. Dune Munro scored the twen­ Divioion. The Son» now hold it other wetl-knowh players sensational catcher and all-around fessional, four and three, in an ex­ last night It was thought advisable an overtime victory over Vancouver n tieth and Munro and Ramsay added while the Moo»» are anxious to will play for the Normals. athlete of Oeorgetown University, hibition 18-hole match on the -Mld- to have teams known as follows: In the north Monday night, will meet During the tntermlatsona McKln- Seattle thla evening at the Arena Iwt- two more tallies. The final score was "'The'V.II-endere, the Ward.. will was sought by thirteen other major wlck course. Saanich Incog*. Eaqulmalt United non e Komedy Kiowa»’’ will enter­ tleground The Mete trek back to 22 to 0. ______league cluba before he signed for 1994 Havers, who" lost last Sunday to Services. Oak ltoy Albion». \ ictoria Millions Use It-Few Cents have the runne re-up, Eaqulmalt. tain the spectator» wl,h ’"'.<’ral with the New York filant» High re­ Gene Sara secho.6iovak team yesterday lodged tenniala in a speedy Intermediate Collett equalled the course record —------of Sweden, and Bokked. of | a protest with the officials because Canadian, who haa entered the ranks when she went around In 75. Mi»» Toppenlah last night for » OLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL smoker In which AL Roes. ,,f ..“ *“ other members of the Hnnish team ^Harmony girls and Wideawakes of eerlou# heavyweight boxing con­ Fox had nn 83. , , Austria, and it 1* expected the win­ tenders, will exchange blows here and Rocco Blramnglla of tleElum ner will be one of these. took off their eklls in order to assist Mrs. George Morse, of Rutland. Glasgow, Jen. •« l Caned Ian Preen both undefeated up to date, will meet next Mondav night with "Digger" Vermont, and1 Miss Marjorie laike of were lleted ns the main event In a cable)—In Scottish association foot­ official standing of the nations at Matt lia. This is against the rules of for the first time this *e*eon. and a six-round go. nearly mobbed the the competition. Brown. Australien heavyweight. The Hartford. Conn., played well. Mrs. ball cup replays yesterday Clyde de. the end of the fourth day was; Fln- great game should result. light will he 10 rounds___ fighters and promoters when Ross. I land. 67H points; Norway. 49* ; The Jury ruled that a skller fall­ Morse winning, by three and two tented Thornhill by four to nothin» The programme to-night at Other winner.'in the first flight were after.two rounds. ^1^1 ""««"ïu "^7^ and Vale of I .even beat Leith by two United States. 19; Austria. 1»; Switz­ ing 200 feel down a precipice with­ Trades’ Hall follow»: ** erland. 10; France. 7; Great Britain. out breaking his neck was entitled to Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, of Mer­ 7 p.m.. Intermedin^ A —»t. An- Junior Yachtsmen lon Cricket, who defeated Mrs.. C. B. taking a beating from Rocco. 4; Csecho-Slovakla. 3; Sweden. 1: have the rules stretched in his favor. drew's vs. Centennials. ; Hollingsworth, of Greensburg. 1 a., Canada. 1. This gives a total of 17- It therefore, refused to entertain the HAIR 7.45 p.m.. intermediate girls— and Mrs O H. Stetson, of Hunting­ points, fifth and sixth place point» Csech protest and confirmed the re­ Will Organize at sult of the military ski race, placing Wideawakes vs. Harmony. don Valley, was a victor over Mrs. having been cancelled In the military GROOM Finland second. O. R Morrow, of Pomonoka, by five skiing competitions. Mattlla broke a ski In his fall and Meeting To-night snd three. ___ -> PORTABLE GREENHOUSES Keeps Hair then obtained a new one, Instead of Stribling Proves (.;:«» . s . -■» v repairing the damage a* specified In SAM GETTING READY Prlce, delivered In the City, the rule* governing the competition. Master of Shade All boys between the ages of Combed Woodward Increases Portland. Jan. 10.- Sam riapham. HmsTS^LLORY SICK 16 and 21 years of age interested in yachting are invited to attend English wrcatler. had his final work­ $125.00 Lead in Billiards a meeting to be held at the Royal out yesterday for his match here to­ Atlanta, (la. Jan- .*"• WL H morrow night With Ted Thye, local Larger sixes, price# on application. Even obstinate, unruly or .ham- New York. Jan 30—Th> withdrawal "Young” Ftrtbllng. Macon school Victoria Yacht Club at 7 o'clock nnoed hair stay* combed all day in of Mrs. Molla B. Mallbry from the boy light-heavy weight. , Teat night to-night when the organization wrestler. _____ Hot Bed Bash. I feet by I feet. Price...... B».T5 Heights Carina invitation Indoor ten- of a Junior Yacht Club will be any style you like. "Hair-Groom 1* a Montreal. Jan. 20—A. B- Woodward. outpointed Billy Shade, of New York. BERLIN BIKE RACE Windows. Door». Frame», Rough and Dreeeed Lumber, eta. dUtnlfled combing cream which gives of thl(1 clty. Canadian champion at m* single» ^because ons-slded^ririoryby of a severe attack In a ten-round bout here. T"*.co"' undertaken. The beye are to be that naturel glus" and well-groomed Kngll.h hllllerde. Increased Ma l*» r.rorlte. were froturo. of teat was marked by continual clinch­ aided in their organization ae well ae their eailing by members of Berlin. Jan.’IO— For the flret time the moore-whittington lumber CO., limited Lffro.ro your heir-that final touch | A. E. l-elgh. alec of .hi. city. | ing During the early part of the elnce 1914 American bicycle races -avid dree* both In business and challenger. In the *#rond day * play , yesterday «tin*» New York, fight stribling cut Shade’s mouth- the parent elub. Much interest is Shewreease, Bridge and Hilietda Avenue. fcc*vr* token in th* j enter elub -were seen- here leetr night w wctal occasion*occarion* "Hair-uroom"Hair-Oroorn" of theirtneir e.vw-point6.000-pçtnt matepmatek iprfor wth* t»• - ; * , ; ,,T;:V. 7. n ihcthe1 third Foundround by dc- and repeatedly kept the hlw— beginning of the six-day grind. Five Ing during the ten rounds. Both and a big meeting «• looked for - - . I» greaeele*»; to-night. Americans are participating. heavy. luetrou* hair tighter» finished strong. U.79I. Plon- grse*y. harmful Imitation*. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924

lowing four for more complete dis-, ESTABLISHED 1889 I eussions at th* public meeting on PREMIER TO SPEAK Simple Colds Friday evening In the City Hall, indicate a need of viz.. Citizens' Hospital Visitation Premier Oliver will speak in the Scheme, International Peace Me­ Hex Theatre, Esquimau, next Ladies’ Latest SCOTT S M morial Sch&me ,1 Educational). Chil­ Tuiadav night under the auapleea dren's Playground and Institute, En­ of the Esquimau Liberal Associa­ EMULSION 1 dowment of Children Ward. EXPLAINED TO OVER Spring tion. -This will be the flrkt speech to build resistance -v The next regular luneheen meeting the Premier has delivered on the of the Tourist Trade Group of the Inland since he a poke at Sidney Novelties Chamber of Commerce will be held in ivime weeks ago. You first realize what the Chamt>er of Commerce audi­ Scott's Emulsion torium Friday, commencing at 12.15. j Baker Tells How In shades of Grey, Log-Cabin, Bamboo The chairman. Frank Waring, points Professor is, by the strength it out that it Is time the group lined Science Finds and Fawn. From $3.95 to ...... $7,50 up in full force to be well prepared PLAN NOMINATION Modern brings to the body. for the rush of Summer tourist Secrets of Ghosts traffic. About February 9 an executive Scott » aewo«. Toronto. Oat. M-SI meeting of the Esquimau Liberal Between 50,000 and 100.000 persons, I The .Knights and Dames of the Association will be held, repre­ Thistle celebrated Burns night In the Ra far an could be estimated to-day. senting all parts of the riding, for In Western Canada and in the United 0015 Orange Hall in the form of a Scottish the purpose of making arrange­ ’S SHOE STORE dance. Seventy couples'took the floor States as far south as Texas, listened ments for a nominating conven­ to a remarkable radio lecture In Cen­ for the Circassian circle. "The Star tion for the electoral district. 649 Yates Street .^9baat 1232 of Robbie Burns” was sung by P. tennial Methodist Church last night Victrola Music is Enjoyed by Drybourgh. J. Jeffrey and T. Rhodes delivered by Prof. R. 8. Baker on the i WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE NEWS IN BRIEF also sang during the evening. The lab* developments in modern science, haggis was played in by E. Wallace particularly with those having to^do Young and Old Charged 6h remand wi,th illegal and A, Pollock of the Juvenile pipe with the psychiq world. possession of opium, Joe King and hand. Much credit Is dye to Mrs. San Francisco psychologists heard Little Tots will enjoy listening to their Joe Hay were further remanded in Blackwood and Mrs. Alexander for 10 INVITE TENDERS th* lecture by means of a special the city police court to-ddÿ. Trial their able manner in handling the re­ radiophone. set after telegraphic favorite nursery rhymes on the Vic­ SELECTED FIR MILLWOOD was fixed for a later date, when >i freshments, also Mrs. D. Cameron for comnfuntcation with Victoria earlier trola—young folks say “play dance •peetal Discount for Cooh in Advene# 1.00 Lowe will appear for the defence. making the haggle. In the day. Nearly 6,000 Instruments FOR CLEARING E in fleattîe alone were tuned in on It, music"—older people vote for sbnge LEMON OONNA80N 00., LTD. Failure of motorists in selling oars according to estimates. There was a See The by McCormack, for the violin playing F Hone 77 2324 Qovernment St. to effect a proper transfer has led to Indian Women large personal audience Ifi the church. Console trouble with the police in the matter Dr Raker created the greatest in­ of Elman, or the operatic arias by of motor licensee, stated Chief Fry Seek Franchise RUM-WAY terest when he told of modern revela­ Model at Caruso, (lalli-Curci or Melba. tp-duy. The police ask that when a tions with regard to haunted houses Transfer is effected that both parties and the way science Jut*-solved their $145 Which ever kind of music you prefer, New Power Line Contracts mystery and found a way of purify­ will attend and register the transac The Indian women are following On Easy you get it at its best only on the tion. closely in the wake of their white ing them'. Victrola. sisters. They now seek the fran­ Well in hand — • "Your shadow never falls Upon a Terns Dr. Weir, newly-appointed Princi chise, a privilege denied them under wait without leaving traces that can Quick Action and Accuracy pal of .the Vancouver Normal School, It will be the middle of March be­ be broûgh.t out by proper treatment,’ The Indian Act. fore the R <\ Electric Railway will be arrived here tq-day to meet Hon. J A statement to this effect Is con­ Dr. Baker said. "Radiant forces are are what one-depends upon when placing a Long D. Macl^ean, Minister of Education. ready to use casual labor in connec­ constantly passing through all ob­ tained In a report from -Indian Agent tion with Us. power line extension, Dean Coleman, of the University of W. E. Collison, of the Skeena River jects to other objects, and can be JCV Distance call. These are factors which our Long General Superintendent O. M. Tripp British Columbia, also called upon Dr agency, who has Just reached head­ brought out as we have ïeàrned to BROS VICTORIA » *'| XIMITW» Distance staff exert themselves to provide you MacLean to-day, having come to the quarters after conducting' the elec­ stated to-day*. do wtttr the sensitized film of the city to lecture. tions for the village councils at The contracts have ATT" been camera, on which we can see no with. awarded, except that for clearing the Greenville and Klncolith. i trace of the subject until It is de­ 1110 Douglas Street Are you making your Telephone deliver 100*, Lome Cates, 646 Bay Street, i traf He points out that the Indian right-of-way to Jordan River, which veloped. You canuot enter a room useful service in,your business'pr home life! At lie Inspector of the British CflllimbiA women took a great Interest in the will not be done for two or three without leaving your portrait behind Electric Railway Companv, sustained polls, and look anxiously for the weeks, specifications now being pre­ you. Your «log knows and believes your disjMjsal are Long Distance lines to all prin­ painful bruises and an injured knee time when they can be admitted on pared by the company’s officials to it. Hours after, hie master has gone cipal towns and villages within hundreds of miles when struck down by a motor a.t -the «•quality with their male relatives to that end. along the street he is able to follow corner of Douglas and Yates Streets the choice of the governing body un­ The object Is to establish in alter­ by the effect on the stones until he of your own Telephone, including many \ nited early last evening. The accident oc­ der the Indian Advancement Section native transmission line from Jordan finds him. States points. curred whJn the Intersection was 0f the Act River to Brentwood Bay by way of Human beings dispense and dis- [H(|JHYOUR PULLETS busy with traffic The Injured man Goldstream. fH-ree th.lr Influence. We «re xU. . ,vmfl VjOW 1*' THET HAVE THE RIGHT FEEDS, Call our “Rate Clerk” for charges. You will was removed to hie home by a pass surrounded by nn aura which con- SHOULD ALL BE LAI1BU nun >r "=.« „ G.W.V.A. MAN IS find them reasonable. In*-ease———------veys to others our true character and VICTORIA FEED COMPANY LIMITED 1QQ1 fflVRmmUlt St. NOMINATED FOR POST conditions. Haunted houses become The Greater Victoria Social so imbue 1 with thf Influences of peo­ Phans Twe-HIne-Oh-lliM (Hugh Allan) Hygiene Society will hold its post «'apt. G. M. Dix, formerly chief ad­ ple that Inhabit them that If you are poned reorganisation meeting In the sufficiently sensitive you can go into library of the Chamber of Commerce jutant officer of the Dominion Com­ mand of the Great War Veterans’ these houses and secure the charac­ Tuesday evening at 8.15. The Hon. ter and conditions of its Inmates. The Dr. Young will speak briefly on the Association at Ottawa, has been nominated as the representative for personality of the occupants become BRITISH COLUMBIA scope of the work from a provincial impressed upon the house. These and Dominion viewpoint. Dr. T. Canada on the Empire headquarter# The Lamp of Quality of the British Empire Service psychic phenomena are nil accunted Miller will also speak, officers will for along the lines of radio-activity TELEPHONE CO. be elected and future activities will league. He left Ottawa for London be discussed. on January 3 and will occupy an Im­ and inductive thought. Is Made in Canada portant post In connection with the 'The conclusion of modern psy­ Otway Wilkie, senior constable of emigration development work of the chology Is that ghosts are but the the provincial police station at Vic­ Canadian National Railways. Justified Existence Since Day store«1 up accumulations of past Is made to suit every need — toria,’ complains of the loss of a law Capt. Dix will also actively engage of Its Inauguration thought Impressions and vibration»." lights the home, office, store, book which disappeared while he w;is In the affairs of the O.W.V.A. In John Wesley had * a ghost that factory. For etereoptlcon. attending sittings in the city police Iiondon, which branch is comprised manifested itself for several jerars as moving picture, photographic court. The book. Tremeear* Crim­ Vtiiier the heading of “A Live is frankly revealed In hla diary, Dr. will give a talk on the antl-narcotlc of Canadian ex-series men In the work, etc. inal Code. 1916, is annotated with the Brttlih Isles. The Great War Vet­ Baker said. EVENTST0 COME campaign. There will he a short result of Mr. Wilkie's law experience Wire Organization,” the nffieial musical programme and refreshments erans also have a branch' at Glasgow, Cardinal XFwnrnrr, Archbishop Wil- for many years As his name was on weeklv publication of the \ i l'­ berforce. James IV.. Vharle* 1., Rob- '-MwrirMTVt-* Reck* Rebestaen wd4...he- «erved. - ..,v— jBrjJllgnd.ilia ng, _r aanoin.rnother Jnin Birminghamnirmingnam \, . .n-i YhVTTyloaT Hie MffTIl»-*rUve*-re ‘ocvertngerin* rïfiV'$nitiàhiT<"rr’ ’1“u' iM rforttigrftim*~ ktW«H*-44wbr'...... I*e «U11, «rt Ait***n*iM Xiul mWlX-ULb! Chapter. I.O.D.E.. Is anticipating a the conclusion that the l>odk w;;t prominent men have had • similar Hawkins & Haywird large gathering at Its St. Valentine The meeting of. the Women's Pro­ one In Newport. Monmouthshire, wilfully misappropriated, but states 1er,” commends the Chamber of ghosts. Put Edison Mazda Clactrieat Quality and Servies . bridge party to hé held in the Hud- gressive Club, arranged for the elec­ that If It he returned no questions Commerce to its members in Dr. Baker also dealt with the spec­ 8 terse son*H Bay Company's- private dining­ tion of officers and the appointment will be asked. room on Thursday afternoon. Keli- of committees, has been indefinitely glowing terms. Members are tre of fesr. and the /Jungle of the 1007 Douglas Street, opposite sub-cons«-ious full of wild animals Lamps in every ruary 14. A special tea will be postponed owing to the indisposition By consent of counsel, the hearing City Hall. Phpne Mt urged to attend one hundred per gmt memtjTW In frar cell Hfe and of Mr. Randall. ______■ . — -of--Houston- vw. the Vtctortn Machin­ nerved. ■ ____ . City Hall Notes nerves that go back 100,000.000 years, 1103 Daugiaa It. near Fart. ery Depot and Mrs. Ethel Spratt will rent, the joint luncheon meeting socket for better, along with the forty-five and seventy Phone 2427 Rockland Park, W. C. T. I will Princess Patricia Lodge Daughters come on for trial in the Supreme with the Chamber of Commerce rourt on Friday. Yesterday H. A. Homo continuity of policy in con­ vesttgsl organs of the human body." brighter tight. hold a parlor meeting at the home of St. George will hold ♦ their first l<> which they have been Jtnrttad hr monthly meeting on Friday evening, Maclean, K.C., for the plaintiff. Mrs nection with the Inside staff at the "The mission of applied paychohigy nf Mrs. Hhampeny, 2731 Kemwoml City Hall Is nought by the- officials, the Chamber next month. The article is to banish these ghosts of the past Read, to-morrow at 3 p.m. M rs. Me - February 1 at 1230 Government St. Jemima Houston, asked that the ac- tiew oosH» tm for trial. To-day W, J. who would likw to see the positions and summon the angels of hope, Ewan will si»eak and Miss Ooulter "Frittes may be disposed at time# Taylor. K.C.. and Alexis Martin, graded bjTa" comynfferiT cornmisifoher, comfort and better Oipr to come," SOUTHPAW GOLFERS counsel for the defendants, agreed to some assurance given to Juniors of a to level their shafts at the Victoria Dr. Baker said. "If man has ances­ It, < ’hamher of Commerce, but none of this course. Mr. Justice Murphy steady advance In the service at a tral memories, he also has celestial 4827 VI Lea Angeles, Jss. 30. -A Southern consented to the application and proportionate salary to experience, them will be stupid enough to accuse memories." end the inauguration of a^eupemnnu- that body of Tl apathy. , . __ California championship tournament fixed the date ask etkm plan The hffletaiw feel t hat the ‘"Ever Since the Any of Its teaugur for all golfers poesesing one common From a large number of sugges­ annual reference to the estimates a tion the Chamber of Commerce baa physical qualification—the unortho­ tions put forward at the first meet­ committee puts them in an anomalous amply Justified Its existence In­ ing held to consider the question of position and that they should have stances innumerable could be citad­ WITH SAGE TEA dox use of the left hand—le to take place here at the Los Angeles Club a permanent memorial to the work the same security of tenure as en in proof thereof. February IS to 21. of the late Rev. Wm. Stevenson, the Joyed by teachers, who are In receipt "And now comes an Invitation to GAS, INU This Is said to be the first oppor­ selective committee, after carefully of a salary advance proportionate to the Klwants Club to meet the mem­ h Mixed With Sulphur It tunity In Southern California for the considering these durlmr two experience A number are disap­ bers of the Chamber at a Joint lunch­ Dirkeng So Naturally portslders to compete In a tourna­ sions, have recommended the fol- pointed that the superannuation pro­ eon next month. The idea underlying ment with the entry list restricted to ject was deferred last year. the'proposed Joint meeting Is part of Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Nobody Can Tell left-handed players. a plan which the Chamber of Com­ Trophies will be awarded to the The civic estimates will be ready merce has in view to secure a better Have Had no Increase For Instant Stomach Relief I winner and runner-up. for presentation on Friday, City measure of co-operation -and co­ Comptroller Macdonald says. ordination In local community ser­ Three Years, High School The old-time mixture of Sage Tea vice work. All the other service Principal Tells Board and Sulphur for darkening gray, The Greater Victoria Cemetery clubs have received similar Invita­ streaked and faded hair la grand­ Committee met this afternoon to deal mother’s recipe, and folks are again tions. R. H. Hherples. principal of the with a number of matters which-bad using It to keep their hair a good, arisen in connection with Royal Oak COOPERATION Esquimau High School, presented statement to the school hoard of that even color, which la quite sensible, a* WELLINGTON Burial Park. The board will have to "It goes without saying that Kl- we are living In an age when a make arrangements with the two wanians will accord an unqualified municipality which was read at the first meeting last night. He pointed youthful appearance is of the great­ councils for filling the vacancies in welcome to the «'hamher's proposal, est advantage. Its personal! next month. realizing iy« they do the need for out that the teachers of the Institution had received no Increase, In their sal­ . Nowadays, though, we don’t have such co-operation, and that they will the troublesome task of gathering th* It la understood that the report on show their appreciation and approval aries for a period of three years. COAL Lift Off-No Pain! This communication also asserted sage and the mussy mixing at home. the sanitary conditions at the Curt la by attending the luncheon en masse Point automobile camp is adverse and is a foregone conclusion. that the salaries of these Jnstructor* All drug stores sell the re^dy-to-use 13**—The House of Quality—1W .The Coal with More Heat and that further sums will have to be ex­ "In cases where community service in the Esquimau High School had product, improved by the addition of other Ingredients, called "Wyeth's It also lasts longer. pended before the camp is suitable is carried on by separate bodies act­ never been unduly high, and that the If your feel full, sick or uncomfort Sage and Sulphur Compound." It is WHITNEY’S GIGANTIC for occupancy this Summer. ing Individually there is almost cer­ cost of living had not been material­ aide after eating, here la harmless MONEY RAISING SALE tain to be a considerable amount of ly reduced, and fur theso reasons tho stomach relief. Papes Diapepsin" very popular because nobody can dis­ Consultation in connection with the overlapping Such need never occur teachers sh«>uld receive recognition settles the stomach and corrects di­ cover it has been applied. Simply IS%. S3 1-1% end B0% Olseeunt Off Our vacating of the stadium grounds so If an understanding is arrived at for their services In more satisfactory gestion the momej.i. It reaches the moisten your comb or a soft brush Net Prices RICHARD HALL that they may he turned over to the whereby a concerted plan of action remuneration. with it and draw this through your Canadian Pacific Railway for the hair, taking one small strand at a S.E. Car. Vets# and Breed Ste. Tel. 1431 may be mutually agreed upon. A spec!;*! meeting has been called This guaranteed stomach corrective crystal garden scheme was In pro­ time; by morning the gray hair dis­ -We confidently anticipate that for Tuesday next, at which thla cost* but a few cents at any drug grès» to-day with the representative question will receive the attention of appears, but what delights the ladles thla. the latest progressive move on store. Keep it handy! & SORS of the lessees. ______* the part of the Chamber, will result the board. It is expected that an es­ with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com­ Established 1W2 The city "school board" will meet in helping materially the work of timate as to the amount of the pound. is that, besides beautifully community service In Victoria; and school appropriation for-U924 will tie darkening the hair after a few appli­ 1232 Government Street EReezonE this evening to resume consideration we congratulate the Chamber on Us prepared at this meeting. tlons relative to the presentation of cations, It also produces that soft 50* TAXI of the estimates. » gold medal for the student obtain­ lustre and appearance of abundance J public-spirited action.” The board moved a vote of thanks Phone S3 ing the highest number of iflurks In which Is so attractive. (Advt.) OBITUARY to ex-chairman Bert Mantrop for the the entrance class at Esquimau this phohc 467 excellent services he had rendered during his terms - of office in the The death occurred yesterday of VETERANS TAXI Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little municipality, bearing in mind as it P, Chadwick, first Vice-president! F.dith, wife of 11. F. Jarvis, of 1362 CLOSE DEAL FOR “Freexone" on an aching corn, In­ dl«l so, his rime unbroken years- of Myrtle Htreet. The late Mrs. Jarvis Mrs. C. R. Schofield, second vice- stantly that com stops hurting, then labor, five of which he spent In the was born In England thirty-five years president; Mrs. Thomas Hammond, shortly you lift It right off with ago and had been a resident of this "it is the least we can do to thank secretary ; C. B. Dea ville, treasurer. Special ! fingers. city for many years. 8he leaves to RACE TRACK SITE Mm for his service» and show him An executive committee of six Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of mour her loss her husband, mother, members will be chosen at a meeting St.n. Hat Water Battle*, 16% “Fret-zone” for a few cents, sufficient two sisters, all of this city, and four our appreciation." said Trustee Park­ to remove every hard corn, soft corn, brothers. The funeral will br held Actual Construction Work at inson. in making the motion. to be held this week by the league Off. WAGE DfiJG BATTLE officers, and the personnel of five or corn between the toes, and the foot from the Hands Funeral Chapel on Trustee Mrs. Ishieter was rec«»r»• matic pain and dis­ ately. ______the School Board will hold Its regular tives. First, co-operation with Pro­ Pacific Transfer Co. Wilson, aged sixty years. She was o vincial and municipal authorities In selves tie jr.a». native of England, and had been a meetings. It is exp«*cted that a ■Service With a Smile** tress. St. Jacobs Radio breadeasting apparatus has efforts to suppress the narcotic drug Producers’ Rock and Oil Is a harmless resident of thla city for the past heavy programme of work will await Rg ether satp been Installed In, the Chamber of' the new board, particularly with the traffic. Second, to inaugurate a sys­ Meter Trucks—Light end Heavy rheumatism eleven years. She leave* to mourn Commerce nudltortufn for the broaiV tem of investigation of drug traffic pain liniment which her loss her husband, one son and a casting of the regular weekly concert necessary estimates awaiting their STOMAOK Gravel Co., Ltd. methods. Third, to educate the public never disappoints daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Row­ for Winter visitor* to Victoria The decision. Principal Campbell, in rendering concerning the uses and misuse* of SAGGAGE CHECKED and doesn't bum the land Wilson. Jr„ of this city, and five Western Canada Radio Supply Co. narcotic drugs, by public lecture*, skin. It takes pain, sisters In England. The remains are Installed the broadcasting outfit yes­ his monthly report, stated that the furniture REMOVED enrolment at the laimpaon Street literature, distribution and other me­ Sand and Gravel soreness and stiff­ reposing at the Thomson Funeral terday. Amateur radio men are look­ thod». Fourth, to take steps to •*- School would soon reach 600. This Express te All Parte of* the City Home. 1626 Quadra Street, where the ing forward to the concert and hun­ for all purposes, graded ani ness from aching figure ia a high «me. and incîqde* a cure the erection by the Provincial Joints, musclés and services will take place on Saturday dreds in Victoria will be tuning In Dally washed with fresh water. new vlaaa .ojt. primary grqde pupils Government of a suitable institution bones; stops ertnt- afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. H. Ti about 6 O’clock tor night to hear the for the treatment of drug addicts. . Ttf Cormorant Street—Phenes Largest Capacity in Canada Archbold wfH officiate. The remains excellent programme which has been which will be taken 1n nekt« month. Jca, lumbago, back- Reeve Berkley wtti be eeked -for Officer* elected were: Doctor Mel-, ,-----—,... - S4S. end JM will be .laid to rest to Hoot Bay arranged by the Tourist Trade Group 1902.Store St. • Phene *969 acl»** and neuralgia. 36 cent bottle definite Information as to his Inten- borne Raynor, president: Rev. F. A. guaranteed by all druggist*. (Advt.) Cemetery. of the Chamber of Commerce.

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ARE ENTERING THE UNITED STATES AT NACO AND NOGALES, HE LARGE MAP SHOWS ALL THESE CITI D H°W •*! 30AST WITHOUT ENCOUNTERING REBEL FORCES IN THE INT RULED HAVERGAL HALL. GETTING COIN.-----■University.....------» —of Toronto------students. are „collecting VERA CRUZ AND TAMPfCO, WHERE THE REVOLUTIONISTS Al __Mias E. M. Knox, principal of “a mile of c oppers'* or their equivalent, over $500, for the Kuropean Havergal College, Toronto, and Students' Relief Fund. # one of the best known educa- t iona Hsts in Canada, is dead ; It’s getting on my nerves.** ot the periods of rest, and flung his “Define the exact nature of your arm around his shoulder. uncertainty?** Christopher suggested. “Chris, old man,” he confided, “that “Define It? What the devil do ywl By DWIG girl is driving me mad.” mean?" Gerald answered gloomily. SCHOOL DAYS “Myrttle ?*’ Christopher asked, with "Ts it the character and reputation wilful obtuseness. of these ladies concerning which you "Don't be an as»,"' was the Impa­ Uculousb , . reserved, Gerald cannot make up your mind, or is It tient reply. "You know very well that red. “I once touched her fingers ______| ______-Tell nw, mademoiselle's lack of reciprocates I mean Pauline de Poniere. thought she would have struck to your overture» which you find dle- are you dining al the Villa to-night?" Humiliating though It may be. I am half Inclined to believe that it is the motoring alone which attracts her In the slightest degree, and that I By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM represent very little more to.her than the man who Is driving the car. Author of “Do you wish to represent rnofe?" Christopher asked bluntly. • Nobody'» Man',” “The Profiteers," Etc. “I don’t know." Gerald answered, after a moment's hesitation. “She attracts me horrgdy. She has done bo from the first." “I will take you to the Opera," he festival time. Gerald says that ! Their conversation was momentar­ promised. must have dancing lessons. He is ily Interrupted by the arrival in the going to seind me to a woman here." place of a newcomer, a stranger to Hhe pirouetted lightly, on one foot, both the young men. He was tall and a miracle of buoyancy and grace. though II was twenty minute» to nine I broad-shouldered. "allow - «klnned. Then she went suddenly rigid, took when they entered the place, there j with a ma»» of black ha Ir. *?°d fea- her place by his side and clutched was still a fair number of lounger, lures, but with hard, almost brutal at his arm. An automobile whizzed around ihe bar, drinking cocktails, mouth. Although the night was past them, on Its way up the nill: and many of Ihe little tables around warm, he wore n huge ov.genet, from L iw.ee» vrrvTT ______Gerald was leaning back In the low the room were already taken. They which he seemed to part with tome td '""I'know that they are» driving seat, the stm gleaming on his Chose as remote a one as poeelbla reluctance. He was In morning I Went to the hotel for it dark, cloeely brushed hair, hi, head however, and seated themselves side clothes of fashionable cut, and he «... i.. L * 1, am# t au,,, .. 1 „ V, i a com 11*1 nintl ' 1 ' : I till Ml* by aide, with their hacks against the wore a singular number of ring» Upon wall. Gerald turdered the dinner and I his massive fingers. Immediately ne the wine. Then he started the con- i had been relieved of fits coat, he matte versât Ion with a «omewhat abrupt his way to the bar, drank two cock- ! t.lla In ranfrl ■ilPCPlflion ILIld It 51 Clg-

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SoeiCTwet il TKkcs lOifV# MNCetS “Neither can l." Gerald agreed. “I feusateed 'Oh. là ts!" »he cried. “If you look To 61T A flatter mySelf that tor my. few hut To Be- GooWmiSd glum. J shall strut and dance to well-spent year» I h»?ve“neen some- here in the road, aa we do at II VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WE DNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924 The demand for cotton for export and ing. Local sentiment favors aigl is for fulfillment of contracta to America» 0-DAY’S TRADING IN working for higher prices. There was mills continues to be governed by th* GRAIN GOSSIP considerable long wheat at 101 for raw cotton, while the futures market WINNIPEG MARKETS Ilk* the man who lives on the side of • NEW YORK STOCKS May on resting orders, the buyer» volcano, forget» and disregards thé being chiefly local pil figment and Winnipeg, Jen. 84 —After opening % to (’hicago. Job. 30—Chicago Tribune danger that overhangs. New York Stock Exchange, January 30, 1934 hitrhen to-day's wheat market coe» spreaders. Export houses not buying Wall Street to-day “Some of. the strong on the advance. Cash prices firm tinned to advance and at one time showed local traders who were bullish on with fair demand and offerings lim­ *1» value of $115,863,742 in 1923. Cash Price» sion toward the close, and there ap­ for break* to buy corn. (By H. P. Clark wire)—Th» out- LÔütfvilie. * *Ne»hvltle ’ ' Nor.. 93%; 3 Nor.. 96: Harris Winthrop —A return to cold Associated otl .. . Canada exported 1,137,941 tons of nJ!? 94%; No. 4. 16f; No. 6. 71%; No. pears to be stronger hope» of getting weather might create considerable ap­ etaiyltng influence tn to-day’s stock 4. 16%; No. 6. 78%; the wheat out of the rut. Big lines Bakery Mise . Ku * Tilts California Pete n newsprint in 1923, the first time it 74%; feed. 71%: track. 96». prehension over the new wheat crop. Missouri Pacific Coati an Oil ...... ogta—3 C.W.. 'J449»:, T?wS C.W..“ V,11%; extra are augmented on break* ebparently LovrTl* A CO—We better* profitable market was the declaration of the Houston Oil ...... has crossed the million-mark. Of Ihcludlh*: Two maw Show Oaeea, » thifc 1,116,365 tons went to the United food. «1%; 1 feed. 17% 2 fewJ. 35%; re­ a(i We see no chance Table and 3 Chairs Hand Truck. statement ef that company for the Nertq* ra Pedrte .... leu Pacific vu ...... during 1923 amounted to 1,884,130 FlaX—1 N.W.U.. Ill; 3 C.W.. 213%; 3 for Important accumulation, and in PeenttlvaeliT ...... 44» Pan American Pet* C.W. Ill; rejected. 163; track. 313%. Rakers' Press. Refrigerator, all fourth quarter of IBIS. Pert Marouette ...... 4$% 4*1 l*o.. "B" ...... cords, valued at • $13,586,064. This the absence of this we look for higher COTTON GOSSIP Cooking Utenalla, Bread Pana, I-Hole The foregoing was reflecting in a Pittsburg A W Va. .. 41% Phrnipe Pete 42Vi S> compares with exports of 1,191,833 Bye—I i' W , 47%. prices. Ogt* will * probably work Producer* A Refiners, 46tv, V -V Range. Scmlea, Dough Tisyw Tables, very strong opening and some euo- Reading ...... 69% •it cords, valued at $10,369.762. in 1922. higher.” ■tantlal overnight gains were refonJ* SI. Louis A ban Fran.. U Pure>wl • OilDutch ...... I • *4ill't: ” f»ew York. Jan 30.—Cotton traders Hcattra, etc. I Ft. Louis Royal Dutch ...... *M[ 641 Winnipeg. Jan. 30.—A continuance On view Thuraday from 10 o clock. ed la many of the active issues Trade ilj Montreal Stocks a* a Whole have thei,r eye* focused and Southern RheUall Union Oil ...... JjM, H« of aSrength displayed at the close ear* attuned to Worth Street, where Take Kaquimalt car to «treat. , > wee is large volume and there was ÇobUw* _ IlMjalr OU ...... 214£ 331 iiS NEW HIGH LEVELS (By R. P. Clerk A Os.. Ltd.) yesterday wae In evidence this morn­ clothe are to an uncertain demand, again in evtdenee an appreciable in- Skeily Oil ...... Last rather than to Dalla* or Houston, or MAYNARD A SONS * Vntun r* standard Oil—Calif . ■ US « IN WHEAT FUTURES Abltibl ...... it«L crease in thé outside demand for Wabash gfaedard oil—X J. 41* Memphis or New Orleans, where spot Auctioneers ___ ?**•!*• TL., stocka Oil issues were helped by TaherPisrttf Arrow Motor . . 9% American Llneoed ... Bank of Commerce Canadian National Railways An.erlt an Kedlator 1*4 were especially strong at times. 'The Bank of Montreal at ^Victoria, and to mo directed Profit-taking on a rather liberal \tTlte Motor C*. American Ship A Coro. Yf general tçade was fairly active. With ftgglnst1 tho goads- and chattels of Thirty-Year 5% Bond; Price $99.50. scale was discernible in issues Srhich WI it ye -over land American Teh. A Tele.l2«» evidence of a modest broadening of Vletorla (Drive Yourself) Auto Liv­ have been recently lenders In the up­ American Vroolene • •*» Ajax Rubber ...... » Aaauclatcd Dtp Guo da *0% interest. Cables were % to 1 pence ery, Limited, and John C. Macdonald, Guaranteed by Dominion Government swing end there wee also some sell­ Atlextic tlutf W I. •. • - . 14» NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTECTION Victoria, B. C.. I have seized and t«nerlcan Bosch Mag.. 13 higher, and Winnipeg also showed ACT ing by the professional element on Itlectric j<|g Battery.. 41 •* XWatln Nicholls ...... 3« a firm tone most of the day. There taken possession of one aeven-paa- I lak Tire Company .. >% Rarnadall "A** ...... 13% ■enger Cadillac car. 35 horsepower, the reactionary theory. OooiircUi Rubber ...... 33» Calif. Packing ...... 16 was considerable buying of wheat R.S.C. Chapter 11| The general run of news continuai Kelly gprtngfield Tire. 16 Central Leather ... I*"*_ against sales of com. which tended WALTER WALKER Cora Cole ...... g raina Primary receipts continue to hew. under Section 7 of the said Act. h»y*s Oarage. Victoria, B. C„ on gtrombt-rg QulMIfUr. *«’% Coinptg. A Tobl» deposited with the Minister of Public Thursday next, January Slat, 1924. at B. A. Bond Bldg., 723 Fort Street. position, which evema vMV -aoand, rio.it. h Holler Bearing 4# CftaeoltdStfd Css run about half those of a year ago, Phone* 348. 349. make, it probable that the U S. Rubber . .. ISA* r—tlgÉBlrt Coo. .1 Ui and cash markets arc steady, re­ Work* at Ottawa, -and In the office of 10 SO t wr------: rj.V '".TS while Cat» Product» ...... i the Registrar of the I.and Registry The car can be. seen at Plimley i tread wlU continue for a latively at all ;>olnts. Winter wheat Office of British Columbia st Victoria. American Beet Btj;ar. 44 45'a Davidson Chemical R is now generally unprotected, and Garage. I longer. ______American tiugar Raf.. 64% 55^ fxipciM Powtlir ...... 133 B C., on Sub I.pt No. 13 of Lot No. 119. Cuba American Sugar. ** “ Rndicott Johoeon . S4% would» be suceptlble to damage from B.C. a description of th* site and plan* Term* of sale cash. OVERNIGHT ADVANCE Cubi Vane Sugar Va mou» Playem-Lasky AS a sudden and sharp drop In tempera- of the wharves proposed to be H.W. GOGGIN, General Asphalt 4**4 tura. With the market in new high hullt In the hgrbor ef Victoria, Sheriff. IN WAUL STREET ■ -;!ii General Biectric i]l% Pur ta Aiu-gre Imr4l4 grounds we look for a further ad former Sotighee* Reserve, Esquimau Sheriff* Office. Victoria. B. C. (B. A. Bond Corp.. Ltd 1 — The Hid** * Leather, proi 37% District. . New Dominion Loan Oversubscribed Amerieen lumatei Tub |f % Industrie*-Alcohol *1% vanes and would buy on setbacks. And take ndtlcs that after the ex­ January 33th, 1924. overnight news on U S, steel l om' loti, ft 6«n Kaglnr tr.% mon had a most favorable effect on AAtrkan TBbTlm. p. .1h < 'orn : Helling was heavy on all the piration of one month from the date of Thi* Would Indicate the Probability of an Increase in Price 13 latemettooal Harveei.r si» rallie* to-day. This was due in meas the first publication of this notice the Stock market as a whole at to­ iwtl. Mere. Marine, pref. S3» ______yyf. day's opening. Two to three point l*o.. :i« IlitL Paper ...... ?*% ure to a widening of the discounts of WALTER WALKER A SONS We Own and Offer a Limited Amount Which, Subject te J. Kaiecr Co...... 36» % to 1 cent and to larger receipts rrlD, will, under" Section T of the said advances were the rule, end while pply to the Minister of Public Change, Wa Will Sail at Loews Incorporated .. left ht here, the local movement being ill asms of the gaina wara afterward American smelters May Dept, «tore* • • 93» AMat hi* office in the City of t>t- R.P.CLARKtiO.llD. lost, the general market presented a But.* A BupErier Mort «ornery Ward ... 26» cars. The shipping demand was slow tawa for appro-ovat------of ---the __said site and 99.50 and Interest 30-Year 5% Bonds 1 very etrone undertone throughout the Ceiro de Pasco Cop National Hlacult ...... 63% and outside buying by industries plana, and ror leave to construct the CENTRAL BUILDING National Enamel .... 4S Orders May Be Wired or Telephoned at Our Expense session There waa'ltUla newe out- Chi In Copper Ce. h there was no snap to the local de­ raid wharves Chino Copper Ce. National Lead ...... 153 mand. However, there was also little T>aied at Vcltorla. B.C.. this twenty STOCKS BONDS GRAIN alde of the steal étalement, but the Oorne Mines. ... J| Kac. Gas A Klee. Co... 96 ninth day of January. 1924. feeling prevails that with suck an G teat Northernirthern OneCM* .. 39% Sataea Arma . 44% evidence of new selling by the coun­ aift£cr wine, service Impartant coneAn making a good 'J rev n« Cgienaoea Co» . Ia% Texas Gulf Sulphur, m 63% try. and the movement Is not heavy VALTER WALKER A SONS, GILLESPIE, HART & TODD, LTD. 1*1 Cast Iron Pipe .. 7* LIMITED. . mOM. - 3600 showing and evidently quit# conflt- Inapiretlon>n C. opper la. 1< % enough as yet to permit of any ex ~Xt.r.'c'S ChtcaQOboardtflrade Victoria, B.C. Phone 2140 and 2040 711 Fort Street Internationalonal IIlabel .. 14% \ lr«lnla t'bemlcal ... 7% tensive accumulation. Seaboard re W. M. Walker. Director. dent of good lime, for a year ahead, Nevada Cœe•a Copper - if % Waitlhghpjiae Mac. —64 Western Union • • — »> ports some export Inquiry, and this F P. Walker. Rec.-Trams. the market should discount Total sales. 1.890.996. parity In the next few month». Moat may be a later factor. At the present l of the weak Issues, eueh ai tlevleon the market Is struggling with a lot ===== ' of profit taking, and the market is Chemical American Wool and the a* groat doing ml, and there was same Plan Americana have been well llqul continued large borrowing of both Pan likely 9o.be a two-sided proposition dated, and there does noL eeem to bq Amsrkwn MgagAl*----- ... COAST SUGAR UP temporarily. .. -many «took» oa till U*t 'hj-t are not - Pau: WibUbb H l|B«<8BBBÉ%Üfc s In a very strong position, oolh a« to was of an excellent character. Com­ KU80UAN MONEY FLOOD Ban Francisco. Jan. $9.—An ad­ mission housse that have been con earnings and market position. EASES RATE IN NEW YORK { Good market observers anticipate vance of 16 cent# 106 pound» to •Plbuoua on the buying side for some Deputy Attorney-General nwywr of $8.88, effective to-morrow, in re­ time again • took the bulk of the of a gradual Improvement In «he mar­ New York State instituted Injunction ket, believing stocks should be pur­ fined can# sugar, was announced ferings. On all setbacks we look for Nerr Itrti* proceedings against Central Coptmr Co. further accumulation of oats with chased on any moderate setback. of Arlsona oh a charge of fraudulent to-day by the sugar refining com­ practice* In nale of Its stork panies here. Refined beet sugar eventually materially higher prices. WHAT U. ». STEEL MADE .* yf ' throe month, of 19IS This repre- Europe to Unitod States. picked up on each receaoion. Corn aenWd the keet-wmrtor tha corpora- WOOL DEMAND GOOD shows strength frofrn time to time, tlon has had since the second quarter STEEL EARNINGS but the"procure of cash stuff Is felt of 1911 and brought Its »P« LARGEST SINCE WAR Ixmdon, Jan. 30 (Canadian Press in the futures, and if it were not for Dominion of Canada profits for 1999 UP to n tegt.of-WM Illlncla Control net opgrating, Income Cable)—Tbs re-opening of the wool the outstanding short account in corn <50,910 eorapared with tm.Bii.3ie e 1999 deereowed ffSTiW the situation would be a rather Wvhk Nickel Plate not income for loot year sales here produced nearly 11.666 1921. ______one. Wheat futures went Into new a* $4.311,141 vs. $6.339.9(4 in 1983. bales. All sections of the market highs for this movement, while corn Standard Oil of California declared Guaranteeing the MANY STOCKS regular quarterly 50 cents dividend pay­ were active, and values were fully on fell short of the high by abbut half HAVE HAD REACTIONS able March 16 to stock of Feb. *20. » par with thoee obtained lost week­ a cent. The fact that wheat Is cheap U.S Stool’s net In fourth quarter was seems to be the principal bull argu- “It oi„g>* to bo realised that reactions already1 *hare°occuhred 1 In the tire stocks.storta largest of any quarter since closing of end. Australian greasy and scoured meot- Canadian National Railway Company leather stocks. fertlliaer and to a smaller 1918. maker net for year $16.43 a snare merino» were in good demand, tho Wheat— High 1.0 w Close •xtmt lathe motors.” A A Housman on "common. May ...... lie 111 119 114» British dock worker* ask wage In- best from Sydney bringing 38 pence July ...... IMS 269% 107% 149 H crciUM and thraerton strike Fob 16 for combing and 34 pence for broken Sent...... 1 167% 191% 197» 191% ^0 .nTtr.rontr«.xlKUl.P.™ ' h‘*'‘ Inland Steel 1923 not on common Thirty Ypar 5% Bonds OI a share, after nine months pre- lots. . May ...... *6% 90» 79% 7* % rr*d dividend requirements. Sjtith Australian and Uaptv offer­ nn y ...... •«» *9» T9» groupe in which the tone Htandnrd Oil of Kentucky advanced ings were mostly withdrawn owing to «1» 61» 60» 96% Dated 1 February, 192Due 1 February, 195 b r°“During 1»tf trading yesterday It K gasoline 2 cents a gallon. the high limits. The supply of New 49» 46 » 4*% looked as If market was •^•*Rt££nd Zealand cross-bred wool was readily 44% 46» 44 «*» put itaelf In a position to wUhgUnd Mow Jonee average»: Twenty rails taken by Yorkshire, the best greasy 41» 43% U% 44% Principal and semi-annual iniereet (1 February and 1 Augusty payable ai the office of ike attack* if the at eel directors had not 11.98. decreeee 28: twenty industrials making 31 pence and the slip quali­ IS 16. decrease .16: no bonds. 71% 74 73% 71% declaredI an Mftieftra dividend.” ties 36 pence. * Minister of Finance and Receiver-General, Ottawa, or that of the short im^bkest PRICE ADVANCES Victorian wools, chiefly greasy cross-bred*, sold at from 17 VB to 30% Aitùtant Receicer-General at Halifax, St. John, BECOME» HEAVIER HELP PACIFIC OIL pence per pound. Victoria Stock Exchange Charlottetown, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Financial America to-day says: The bulk of. Pacific Oil’s production Bid “Street waa treated to another sur la m the heavier grades, especially fuel Minins— ■ M prise by U. 8. Steel in declaration of Boundary Red Mountain Regina, Calgary or Victoria. oil. and the late price advances on the GRAIN SHIPPED BY Bowen* Copper ...... extra dividend of one-half of one | I aciflc t oast have been of diatifjct help Ceelmont Collarta# cent., but most Importance was to the compsny, for It h ie large quanti­ Consolidai**! 9L A g I 34 90 lacked In Important circles to earn I nets ties of marketable oil In storage. WAY OF VANCOUVER Cork Province ...... ~- .96 Bonde may be registered ae to principal only, or at to both principal and interest for December quarter which brought There was no connect ton between -the nouglas Channel .... amount applicable to common In 1923 ahurp fluctuation» In Davison Chemical Winnipeg. Jan. 30.—A total of 8,392 ironwrtt Mines to above 16 per cent. After dividend end the affairs of the company. U waa, cars carrying more than 13,060,6 riranby .. Denominations: 11,000 and $600. waa declared there waa little disposition understood that a favorable report will llnselton Oold-Cobalt to trade oh the Htreet, 103% being bid be issued on subject of xellca bushels of grain have been deliver Mstmlnrk Cr-ek Placer for stock out Ride of stock exchange Howe Soend ...... Subject to Legal Opinion of E. G. Long, F.sq., K.C. General Impression was that it will at the Government elevator in Van ndian Mines cause stock to advance .to above lit be­ FUND» PLENTIFUL couver over the Canadian l-actflc ini' rn.llnn.l <^«l ■ .11 fore end of the week. THROUGH COUNTRY I Liberator Mining Ce... “Position of1 shArt account tn market Railway since Kept ember 1 It was M«*3tUi«rax Coal------First time since Jan. 17 that more premier Mlnee . . . • • •- j These bonds ere secured by the full credit and taring power of the Dominion tie* become subject of general atten­ then four per rent, been aaked wo» announced here to-day. In addition *!;*#» CYk Consolidated tion. Urgent demand in loan crowd on yesterday. Money ha* been in spécial to this, considerable quantities of Silver (rest Mines ... of Canada equally with It* Victory Bonds and other direct obligations. Monday night waa followed by still demand because of new linancing and it silversmith ...... larger borrowing **f manv other htucke inay require A few days to adjust con­ sacked grain have arrived at the Snug Core Copper ... The of last night, gnd gqipe of !oan\Brokers Standard Sliver Lead . . Dominion Caned* guarantees unconditionally the payment of the principal and ditions. But fund* are plentiful through­ coast from Calgary. Exports from Said demand for stocks that have been out the country and higher rail rates are Sunloch Min*» ...... "“* interest of the bonds of thw issue, the guarantee being endorsed on each bond substan­ subjected to borrowing has now reached bound to attract shipments from the Vancouver during the same period hurt Inlet Gold ...... SSmswu flgurea. interior. have totalled 20.416,634 bushels. Oils— tially w follows: “Heaviest borrowing was In Famous Athabasca OH Players, but Studebaaor . *4r4S pool operation*.• ,(?. F armanent Loan .. 94.04 166 66 holder or holders, and according to the tenor thereof, the payment of the principal of and inter­ Japanese yen 49.76 cents. Pittsburgh. Pu.. Jan. 30.—Another indtan Pacific By. 186.46 166.66 est on all bonds, from time to time, certified by or on behalf of the Minister of finance and Chinese tael 73 eents. OUTLOOK FOR WOOL advance in the price of Pennsylvania Gregory Tire a Rubber 8.»# New York. Jan. 30. — Foreign « . Receiver-General of Canada, as forming part of an issue of bond* made by the Canadian UNFAVORABLE crude oil whs announced to-day. exchangee firm. Quotation* in New York World say*: “The sever* Twenty-five cents a barrel was added TORONTO MINUS National Railway Company, the principal of the said issue of bonds being limited to an aggre­ cents. break In American Wool early yester­ (By R. 1* Clark A Ce.. Ltd.) to the price of the best grades and gate of fifty million dollars ($50.000,000)lhoo.uuu.uuu; ofoi lawfuli.w.ui ,moneyuu,.i-y of Canada; the said bondsDonas beingDemg Great Britain — Demand 426*41 day wax an expected incident. The fifteen cents to the cheaper grades, eables 426' *: 60-day bille en banks 1923 income account I# expected to show Lake Shore ...... with the exception of Corning and Te«b Hughes dated the first day of February 1W4. the principal thereof being payable on the finit day of 4*4. the $7 dividend barely earned It has l>«cn calculated American Wool has Ragland, where there was no change. Beater Conaol •■ February 1954, at the office of the Minister of Finance and Receiver-General of Canada at France—Demand 4.61'/*; cables McIntyre Port . . 4.62. :______;___ 1_ not been^covrrtni^tts Bollinger Cone. . Ottawa, or at the offices of the Assistant Reeeivcrs-General in Canada, the bonds beanng inter­ NEW YORK COTTON Newray Mln#a . Italy — Demand AMVr, cables been unable to dispSse t»f goods for the (By BA. Rond Corn. Ltd.) Temlakantlng est meanwhile at the rate of five per eent (5%) per annuiq. payable half-yearly at the said 4J6. current reason, for the cold weather Wnaaplka Cone. Open High Cl places on the first days of February and August. Belgium—Demand 4.10'/t<\cablee came too late tb be of much help, and March ...... S3 OS IS 31 88.38 8 39 J): Lome Mine* 4.11. it I* notable price on Fall line* Just May ...... 33 10 33.57 33.19 S3 40 Preat K Home opened will not tp* much. If any. higher.” July ...... 33 0. 82.33 11.93 31.14 \ |pond Con*. Germany—Demand 00000000006- Oct...... 87.S3 23 II 37.IS 27.99 Thompson Krle 9: sables -0OO0CO0OOO23...... 37.4» 37.43 37 II $7 40 Holland—Demand 37.22. NO RELIEF IN SIGHT Spot « 40 McK*nley i>*r. F Price : 99.50 and Interest Norway—Demand 13.62. MAH HVOAR MARKET Miring Corp. CM Sweden—Demand 26.17. FOR DEFUNCT FARM Denmark—Demand 16*0. BANKS OF DAKOTA By B.A. Bond Corp.. Ltd.) Switzerland—Demand 17JS*/4. High Low Cleee CHjMal ...... March ...... 6.34 6.16 6.19 Spain—Demand 12 69. Chicago. Jan. 80.—Representatives Castle Treth . • ■ •4% Greece—Demand 1J1. May ...... 6 34 5 34 6.39 of financial interests and the state July ...... 6.39 5 31 6 34 Poland— Demand 0GG011. Kept...... 6.41 6.40 6.44 alberta liquor board banklnv department of South Dakota, I Spot ...... 6% Czechs-Slovakia—Demand 2.86. in Chicago to-day ostensibly for con- , Jugo-Salvia—Demand 1.16*,«|. Edmonton. Jan. 30.—Robert R. fvronces with local bankers on the 8ILV KR Dinning, for several year» manager Austria—Demand .0014 stringent credit situation In the sliver. «I; illars, 49. of the Lethbridge branch of the Wood, Gundy & Company Dominion Securities Corporation Ru ma ni»—Demand JO**. Northwest, were understood to have Argentina—Demand 33*0 Bank of Montreal, la scheduled to be 7 LimiteJ UrofceJ outlined relief measures they propose London. Jan. |9.—Bar silver. 36%d. per the sole member of the new Liquor Brasil—Demand 11.00. to offer for the consideration of the ounce Mener, 3% per sent. Dleeount rate»: Tokie—Demand 46*0. Control Board In Alberta. The Gov­ Government's conference in Wash­ Miert bill». 3 5-Id per cent.: three mouths' ernment la understood to have called Montreal 97 1-32. bills. 3» to 8 7-14 per cent. ington next Monday. Mr. Dinning to Edmonton within the A. E. Ames & Co. The National City Company Call money firmer; high 4*41 Local bankers who are known to 8|"GA* last ten days for consultation and <4 lew 4*41 ruling rote 4*41 closing be keenly interested in assisting the New York. Jsn. 14.—Raw sugar, centrl- the first caucus of the United Farm­ bid 4>/si offered et 444; ieet lean lugal. 7.01, refined granulated. 6.36 ers' forces this session, immediately Houth Dakota Institutions, denied 6.76. 4,/s; call taene against accept­ that any formal suggestions for re- after th* opening of thé Legislature ances 4. . ! lief had been put forward by repre- CANT BE DONE Monday afternoon, the name of Mr. - - Time leans steady; mixed col­ ; sentatlves of that state in to-day's Dinning waa submitted for approval. lateral 60-60 days 4V, & 449; 4-6 It is stated the choiae wa* unani­ I meeting. In several quarters there "I hear that there is only one pic- TW krod. aa tf. aaS wTOs laarol mi TwWwd kr as months 4*4 # Hp*r cent. wert* Indications that tittle, if anV- tiirw of Rockefeller In existence and mously approved after the Premier Prima eemmerWel . paper 444 per : thing, would he done in the direction that is » water color. ' had related What in the Cabinet * j of reorganising defunct banks until “Yes, you see they couldn't do him opinion made the selection in every I after the Washington meeting. in OIL" way desirable. üàÉiÉKËËsâB YICTORIA DAI LX TIMES WE DNESDAXr. JANUARY 30 1924 TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS. TO 1090 TIMES—WE WILL DO THE REST

: i.i . i I i " ï • " ' 1 * I I' y-n-—"•u r T*?*"- I BEDTIME STORY --- Il An. OrationI’ ■ • 1by * the-1 Presidentn ? 3 . ConsistsC ofe AboutA 1 ‘ IIOne IT/,.Word or„„ MaybeVII Less oac II Tnide Merk Ree. lu Canada) I ------MUTT AND JEFF Uncle Wiggily and the Saxophone

Copyright, 1134, by McCtur* News» 'Finns'. I'M / sTAtieu w. A.’î.H X Thmc Five. HJTT, I'M TUmimG im ou station paper Syndicate SReADCAVriuc:. MlNuTC L min urea PRcvocsfr 'Tou "reok THe MJ.A.S.H. IW U/ATHIHGTDM.b.C. - Gomma '.«t SCCRETAttV OP ‘We HA*e COOLID- t woeDL ItiCHT- (By HOWARD R. GARIS) I WALT 1» Ht A * WHAT TH6IC AM CARFUL TRCA’SUR’V MELLON PAtset» Muvr our or M’y Uncle Wiggily was reading the #4e«6 OF THAI . WMKW6.* eiW>s A sc Gomma on WILL NOW TALK Moutx: > »\tH« tav r«onction plan". DpFXr . nlng paper in hoe hollow #tump bun­ TO "YOU ABOUT THE MViELF galow. It was after supper and TA* REDUCTION» everything was calm, peaceful and v Plan: t happy. All of a sudden the rabbit gentle­ man saw something in the paper and he cried; •Til do It!" “What in the world is the matter?* asked Nurse Jane, who was so sur­ prised that afie gave a jump and stuck hei; paw with the darning nee- idle. For she. wad mending a hole in Uncle Wiggily’» socks. "In there a l»ug in the paper that bit you ?" the muskrat lady housekeeper wanted to know. “Nothing of the sort?" laughed the bunny. "But, it says in the paper that If I buy a saxophdm* I can learn to play it in aix lessons." "What’s a saxophone ?" Nurse Jane wanted to know, "is it some aprt of game?" "Not exactly." answered the bunny, "A saxophone is a sort of a horn. ‘You play music on it in the band and for dancing and the like of that." Pfm "And are you going to get one?** asked Nurse Jane, her whiskers sort of trembling. — "1 am." answered the bunny. “And I am going to learn to play it in six lessons. I’ll send for th^ saxophone at once end b-giw te practice—WWk. it be lovely. Nurse Jane? I’ll make music for you every night. You won’t FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU* BUSINESS DIRECTORY PROFESSIONAL CARDS need to go to the movies now.” AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILE* COMING EVENTS (Continued) t (Continued) (Côntlnued) Oh. I don’t mind going to the (Continued) . BARRISTERS movies!" laughed the muskrat lady. ^ j ARK T OU LOOKING FUR A GOOD CAR? SUtorta Bailfl Ci»*» CARS WANTED GENTLEMEN S DISCARDED CLOTHING CARPET CLEAMINQ "In fact 1 like them. - Just how I BOUGHT DUNLOP * F < •> WE WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD CARS Beet Price* Paid. We Call- Barristers. SoHcttore. Notariée etc. SLAND Window andf Carpet Cleaning tell until 1 hear it" RATE.** FOR CLASSIFIED ADVEBTlMM* Heaton » or. bestra __Tickets >«" JIM“ I SHAW A CO. 766 Eort St. Members of NOVA SCOTIA. MANITOBA 5—BARGAINS—2 Phone 4*1 6* Co.. 817 Fort. Phone 3611. •Oh. you’ll like it ail right!" sa id llall. | F«»RD I ALBERTA and KC. BARS Situations X'avant. Situations Wanted. Te TO-NIGHT in Forcsterk* Hmnllton-Beach method. PUdïië 315 Uncle Wiggily. ~Positively you win!" Broad Street, S.30 .sharp Wb- Ft.»RF> TOURING. In splendid rICTOR” fireproof safe. 8««. 24 In. x 612-3 Hayward Bldg . Xlctorla.B C Nurse Jane said nothing, but she Rent. Articles for Sale. Loet or Found, etc . pris** Dane aïtVr ______shape, repainted and running \ 24 In. x 3 6ln high. Box 1046. Ttmee 116c per word per Insertion. Contract rate» [CHEVROLET touring. 132t. first-rate ...... ’ DRESSMAKING thought a lot. A few days after that, A1 jCiT.'i while Nurse Jane was out. Uncle ; ready to go ...... OU would love byead made by these CHIROPRACTORS to application. HELP WANTED—MALE 1320 CHEVROLET TOURING, i real good Y° bread mixers. 83.56. 83 90. 85.56 | XRESSMAKINO—Ail the latest fashions Wiggily s saxophone came. * The let­ No advertisement fo- less than Uc. ; Mr I. AUG H LIN Master Six. • *777» one. just repainted end People » Cash Hardware. 616 X'iew. Phone J " made up. embroidered In wool «>r ter carrier dog brought—a big bun­ ! passenger. In fine order IW<5 CHIROPRACTOR — Elisabeth pwight. Minimum number of words. 10. DISTANT RlOLOMlST santed for ih mechanically Al ...... silk: also old dresses made like new. very dle It was. too. Provincial Museum. Vietoria. r rein-j . „ .... reasonable. Mrs. K. Beek. 516 Superior. ( Consultation free. Phene 7468 In computing fhe number of words In mn \nclng March 1. 137#. Initial salary. | l)ODt'K. t»«*rlng. 13-0 Terms Arranged f , J31-5* 4144Y. 2".".-223 Pemberton Bldg. t 1 had no Idea a saxophone was so LOST AND FOUND advertisement, estimate groups of three or |i.5"0 per annum A know-ledge of j good buy ...... *675 large." said the bunny. “1 thought it We have a client who will rent hie car RENT, O. ADAMH. Chiropractor, gradu­ lOea figures as one word. Dollar marks and eral soologv and taaWerm> required, Ap- ' ply to W II Ma- Innés. Civil Service Çnm- J A ad many othe-e on our usual for a few weeks OYEINQ AND CLEANING I ate Universal College. Pltlaburg. Pa all abbreviations count ae one word easy terms UST—Smooth-coaled . Labrador dog. Consultation free. Suite 610-11 Havwant missloner. Victoria.B MASTERS MOTOR CO.. LTD bia- k. Finder pleaae phone 300» it. ittiiiding office phone 320, re», phons Advertisers who »o desire may have re* iXG INKERS acT.oolad for cert tflcatea CARRIER BROS. ITT DYE WORKS—Geo. McCann, pro­ 1H64R. piles addressed to a box at The Times Of­ prietor. 844 Fort. Phone 76.SI I W. O. Wtnterburn. 231 Ceatral BM«r r i ist - Front automobile curtain with fice and forwarded to their private addresa. » Johnson Street Phone 623T 16 Tatss St . Corner of Quadra St. id nickel standard attached. Pje*ee Nervous Disorders Chronic Ailments A charge of 10c is made for this service. OLER BARBER COLLEGE wants Gray and Cra'-Port Dealer* Phone 372 ENGRAVERS 11 11. LIVSET. D.C. Sp.C. men amt women to learn the barber STAR CAR. StOe, would consider OST—Gold bar pin. cameo In centre. Chiropractic Specialist ,Jî’:,hc£5l,S*TÎin"LT.at*îr2Lo“7i Paid while learnlnw. This la your FORD COUP! en hang* for light car. Oh# ■* circle of .pearls. Reward. Phone GENERAL ENGRAVER. Standi Cutter •e4-îïî— lram a trade and get late P«j,G».tUa-ra. •LmAIw .Ca-padUa., l.;to. led) ■ fur. between Pem- Green Block. 1214 Broad St-, opp. ColonleL two Insert Ion* TOED COUP* tf-19 ^MISCELLANEOUS Ii iMprton Hulldlag «ml»):» Burdett Avw 313 Pembertod Building Phone 4331 Reward Finder pleasepleas*- ring.ring 62651-62631 J30-3» IUOTO ENGRA VINO-—Half-ton* X EVERY DISEASE Nature doe* ALL Two Real Buy* 1>AlMTNO. paperhanging, Time* Engraving Depart. J the curing. I simply assist Nature by RADIO CLASS FORMING A J J. Ross.Ror »•* Pembroke. Phone 32*3 TIMBER Phone 1**0. removing the obstacles which Interfere Births, Marriages, Deaths R*rERCOMB MOTORS. LTD tf-i4 ^PROTT-Hi;;aW SCHOOL ta metalling a - M,„i up-to-date" radio nulywifwi 625 Tales St- mm.Mr-fXTORH TIMBER tl»MPAI*V. FURNITURE MOVERS consulta i rod and seittar Aaairsli Tree . • • d xi--'vU v -n l : woodwork repaired. I LIMITE:»- -—Timber-- cretévra.-- .valuator* fl-34 Mornings. 10-12: afternoons. 2-4 #•% a ings Wireless tel« rephy. cp.e Thing I (VP* MAXWEl.I. TOURING, ehso- A consulting engineers. Timber for evenings. Mondays. Wednesdays and IfrJ- for Government examin*tl.ms In sua» a e In large end small tract»—Crown HOUT TO MOVE? If ee, see Jeevea A -1 «Fb*«> tutel'' as good as new In every WS, tools, kntvee, scissors —- — __in ■ v i.-irt .if the Pro- and F XV r- ale#» radio telephony. " Ctase respect, with ffkny extras Including one great or licei \ Lamb Transfer Cm. starts January 24. l»74 l ban* 3*. or «-all shape. Phone XV. Emery. I ■*1 Belmont Houoe. moving, mating, packing, i wh#el. Boyce meter- and bar can. aun tf-24 2641L for particular» SpreV J30-24 tr-eo Uncle Wiggily blew Into the big l>a»e sHtisfuctory rtferenrea l$*»v 1*5 . Cadillac Eight, l-passenger. model 57 7.000 M-à3 Nursing Home Cells Promptly Attended to Day or Night. 71 i Hudson 3up*f-Slx. T-p»»s«-"n"|*r .... T.Y10 ■' smvll) 1HH lAOXARl'H end of the saxophone, but no muslo T. ne» J-ltO*>M, modern house. Graduate nurse, 1507 Fernwood Phones. Office. 3306; Rec.. 4035 Packanl Stage^lj-paas-ngcr. new > 3.750 came out. 'ANTED--Experienced millinery yale«- 1 Ton Tlmkenj worm drive rear end. * room, modern house, HEAVY TRUCKING id. Phone 2304. thankfully i guess I must, blow on th# other ' l»Tv, one wITfi khowlsds1 nf mak­ with wheels.' tlr*» and springs . 21* new). Apply 20* Pembert W Delivery Hod v covered ...... 26 received at end.’’ he said. And he did. And a ing preferred PI»..ne 406F Urowyi Mil- I- U. Conyers' PHYSICIANS ... parlors 4'Jl View Stieet ^U'-H PACIFIC GARAGE. Y*' SELL IIOVSKMOLD XECKSSITlEc tage. garage, etc.. $1». Phone 248? or the lime Nurse Jane gets back from n»'* 6 Greatest Imaginable demand. have Moderate Charges. Lady Attendant business <.f vour own: make five dollars the store." , . dally ; capital or experience unneces- FREE GASOLINE TAITES’ KEY SHOP—Repair» of all TIMES TUITION CABD8 Uncle Wiggily blew and tooted on Embalming for Shipment a Specialty BURNISHED.__, nine-room house. Sea view kinds. All work guaranteed. Phone Phones 2336. 2216. 2237. 1771R. I'.ra-iie'' -Garretwin. Brantford •'mV minute car service. 845 U the saxophone, making loud noises, Buy One nf These 1 Ave.. 4-ml! "433 and we will call. 1411 Douglas SL groaning noises, squeaking noises and quarte*-|r fifiT: EDUCATIONAL GOOD USED CARS payment» 13LEAMANT, well-furnished cottage, nexv wailing noises. All of a sudden when SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE 1 condition, furnace and everything for ^IIORTilAND School. 1611 Gov L Com- he was blowing a sad noise, in rushed. THOMSON FUNERAL HOME be I-.re Januarv SI. 1324. and get one arranged for. MASSAGE ^ inerclal subjects Successful graduates hundred gallons of gasoline free—to be convenience. 17 44 Second Street Nurse Jane. ___ • our recommendation. Tel. 374.. JC. A. Mac- Bzperlhncs and Modern Equipment Enable fix A LL. educated young Kngllehman wants taken i| required from our pump». ar passes. Phone 478 2L.______. "Oh, Uncle "Wiggily 1 Why don't Ce to Serve Too Well 1 ah; k'n.J of Work. view to *d- mo LET Furnished, a »maM feor-roomed ualified mum will rtsH ) you send for Dr. Possum?" she asked. Itnprhrrbite Roadster " . v: 71 Term* moderate. Norman . lirivok. frllldlf Understanding Helps to Lighten ' •«n.-« nientsmall salary to eoWtmen e •jW I cottage. Apply Otd Meqelmajl Q "Dr. Possum ? Why do I want Dr. Hi,X 1*72. I^lv Times fl-14 T.'tttvs Truck ...... -r M4 M.P.C. Tel. 416L the Burden of Sorrow Hudson Six ...... 404 Advertisement Writers and Advertising MUSIC Possum?" inquired the bunny. Overland 4. 1»?1 model . ... 476 Contractors "Why. I heard you groaning with A DX"ANTED and elementary violin tul- 1626 Quadra Street SITUATIONS WANTED—F EMALE Overland 4. 1323 model . .. . 47* Multutraph and MlincographClrcular I#t FURNISHED SUITES DAY-ACETYLENE WELDING pain." said the muskrat lady. "You Dodge Roadster ...... 600 tere and Postcards. Addressing. Mailing A tloh. Special terms for l»eglnn-rs. McLaughlin Master St* ... S44. Drury Fryce. 1848 Fort.f Phone 1444, |f-63 were squealing and moaning as I XAPABLE widow would like position as • Blue Bird- 1**3 Overland 1.05* Rates Quoted for Local. Dominion and |9IELD APARTMENTW—mrinshel eritte ZTAST IRON, bras*, steel a»d|alamtoum ISS CLARE POWELL. LR.A M. Studio. came in. Dr. Possum------. . hvuseheept r. Apply Box 1031. Tit u < Maxwell 1823 Touring ...... 1.364 Foreign Publication*. 1 to let. Phone 13660.______“ . weeing, H. Edwards. 62«*Arourtaey “I was making those noises on my McCALL BROS. bulle 74. XX inch Bldg.______Phone 1316 408-11 Hibben-Bone Bldg. Phone «414 ______M-U new saxophone," said the bunny. "I Easy Payments Arranged Y^LECTRIC and oXy-acetylana? welding. URSE open for etgegomeni. or will ju.t gnt It and I am learning to play **Tl»e Floral Funeral Home of the West " FOB SALE—MISCBLLANEOUS Jj ship repairs, bollermakére. blacksmith The keynote of our b usine*—your con­ N mrs for patient In her home. Phone work, brass and Iron castings, etc. Vlc- PHYSICAL INSTRUCTION ml‘oh", was that mualc?f laughed «672Y tf-6* fidence and the *credness of cur calling tona Mac timer y Depot Co.. Ltd. Phoo#^*(*. TilOS. PLIMLBT. LTD.. jAUY BUGGY, very easy running, coa- FURNISHED ROOMS 13HYS1CAL education claeaw for ladle*. Nurse Jane "You must excuse me w glut, and children. Mise Gladys PHONE 2«3 MONEY TO LOAN Broeghton SL PlAno 637 X tctorla. B C. tf-îî for not knowing any better——"__ Thorpe, telephone 447IY. Studio above ELHI HOTEL ROOMS -Housekeeping "Oh. that’s all right.’ said Uncle PATENT ATTORNEYS Sweeney-McConnell, Langley St. 112-43 Cor. Vancouver and Johnson Building Materials at Wholesale Fries* and bedroom». 313 T»#e» Str—L 21 Wiggily. gaaily. Of cours* I dont GREEMENTS and mortgages pur­ Rough and Dressed Lumber D mo RENT—IJtrge. furnished bedroom. i.laV very wretl yet, but—what a the V chased. ' Money to loan on Improved j Sa»h. Door*. Kramee. ala fM L. HOYDEN. M l.E E Patenta and matter. Nurse Jane?“ he asked. MONUMENTAL WORK* “ Foot, barristers. 4*3 Green Lumber Company. Phone 6317 À cloee to car. Phone 3&73H. f.l-31 1 . trade marks. «67 Union Bank Build­ If-ii tf-18 *Oh, nothing." replied the muskrat ing. Victoria. B.C. Phone 316. 61 Realty Bargains for lady. "Nothing! tio ont ’’ MORTIMER A SOX—Stone and Mo.nu- REAL SNAPS IX USED CARS XLOCK. for living room, mghogan), per' FOR SALE—LOTS feet tlmeple» e. strikes, absolutely new, ••I’ll go on playing, «aid the bunny • mental work. »10 Courtney Street POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK ( PLUMBING AND HEmTING JThere *»*.'. 132.-73 DODGE TOURING, irk* J ^ cost 876. accept 815: e»*» several arll< lee gentleman. "Soon you shall dance te of high-grade furniture very cheap. F TOU DO NOT HEW what you are look Sale by Owner lug for advertised here, why not »* V our household goods, like new. Din­ pl.one 474. res. 4517X. 63 IMPOSING RESIDENCE OF If ROOM», 7394 L- j'l-.t what you are looking for and bo and weep and wail and moan and gur­ «»od 'J* ing and bedroom* au Rea. carpets, range». to -O-II at a reasonable prb «•. — clone in. good locality. Sultmble for high- v TOC KING,. James Bay plumber. Phone class privât* I rooming house. For sale. gle and sigh. At laal uNjutsSl JgILf* wn chicks and have your ORD TOURING, good « Perfection ell stove and heatera. kitchen ill 377». 633 Toronto Street. Gasoline 1 > AIS E >our mechanical order ...... L ' •* tables and chaire. All kinds of articles who had been holding her paws over COMING EVENTS » 6 own eggs Two pens of one yearling HOUSES FOR SALE tanks installed, ranges connected. Prompt r*SBVENaAURR8 AND 6-ROOM BUNG A- W.XX'. cockerel, «nod strain, seven two- for the Home. City Mart. 734 Sort Street her cars, could stand it no longer, year old XX'. W. heiis., selected layers, and JASlESjDN MOTORS. LTD . lhorn 1433 i 11-I* patching up the broom IGGON18M "A good sport wins even three first > ear pullets, 117.30 each pen. .TOR SALE—Dad » 81 dandruff remedy. tOTTAtlE. 5 room*. 1% ncres cultivated, 710 Broughton Ft.______Phone 2246 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE road and street cars For sale. rent, lease. am it down the big end of the saxo­ when ho lose» * Dtggon's. printer» Capt. James. Colmeod- 1 none- Be4m«»nt I1 alad rehalre bald head». If In dnuht (v outbuildings, city water, close to car or will subdivide. phone to stop it up. But. Instead, the D 1X1 JCO-2? Obed A ve______fill? price 32,066. Apply owner. Stationers and engravers. I.’PO Govern­ CLEAN-OC'F COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS, half-mile circle. broom hit Uncle Wiggily. ment Street. VsluuiBs»—vo.wk and gen­ TAOUR-HOl.E family range, w.f., 828.50. Ih>« U1». Tim..______J T> C. LAND S INVESTMENT AOBNCT. For sale, rent or lease. eral. Party cape, hearts, seals, etc., 'HITE Spits puppies for sale, real STORE AND 4 LIX'ING-ROOMS. mod­ •Oh. excuse me!" cried the muskrat Iteautiee. Phone 7J&6L2. f2-37 8 654— D<*dg** Roaditer. L1 Jack’s Stove Store. 764 Tatea St. 16 F TOU DO NOT SEE what you are look­ JJ. 823 Government. Phone 136. 68 crape papers. 4.'*»—Chevrolet 496. ing for advertised Here, why not adver­ ern close In Fur sal*, rént or lease lady. “I only meant to hit the saxo.- 1660— Dod*e Touring, 1922 model. AX'B your furnace pipes renewed tise uiur want? Someone amongst til- ONE A<’KE HARDEN PLOT. M.ck phone. not you !” . . 1146— Dodge Touring. 1822 model. B.C. Hardware Phone 83. thousands of reader* u III most likely have y SEWER AND CEMENT WORK lomm. r».dy to pl.nl : 1-mll. elrcl.. rim PERSONAL to paved road and streel car. For sale. Uncle Wiggily was so surprised he 475—Chevrolet Delivery. ADY'd English fumed oak writing table. ‘in what you are looking lot and uc -Uvl couldn’t speak He slipped and fell ardware bargains—jundy house­ 466—Overland 36. Imported, exceptionally high-grade. to sell at a reasonable price. tf-44 "yWR-ACRB BLOCKS WITH WATER- ADI ES—If you have a watch that you [ rn BUTCHER — «ewer and cemem down And just then in popped the hold oil. regular 26c can for tic: _Iso few Other pieces furniture very chonu. FRONTAGE, on Mill Uav. Good «hooting, HeoMne Opt I mu» oil stqves. regular 37 for J consider “too large," Thfe Jewel Box. 1 . work. Phone 7241L. U-68 Bob Cat. hungry for e*rw.- 1 All above car* have been reconditioned. Telephone 3*64X1.__ J64-16 ACREAGE fishing, bulbing, etc. For sale, rent or 4; regular 62.60 airtight heater for 12. Teima given If required, it will pay you I’ll nibble you!” cried the bad f OGOERR', cruiser»’ and sportsmen'» regular 63.64 for 62.60: regular It heatn* look these over and compare values. SCAVENGING leUUOOD BUILDING LOTH assessed at for 68. R. A. Brown A Co-. Douglas and I4 clothing.clothing, tents, pack "ecka^ blankets. F. Jeune A Bros.. Ltd., 670 Johnson 7XOK SALE—Corner block. 4% acres. 8756. For sale at 8260. Clone in. good But Just then Uncle Wiggily found Phone 74631-7. K HUMPHRIES MOTORS. LIMITED Ï1 |i no*. J. Durrance. Durraitcs Station loraiitv. Easy terms. the end of the saxophone in hia mouth. Apply DIRECT TO OWNER and nave i HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS—We BC.fc.lt ______'•-<« TTÎCTOR1A 6CAVENOINO CO. 1814 "Oh dear!” cried the hunny; and Cor. X'lew and X'ancoueer Streets ALLEABLB AND STEEL RANGES. V Government «treet. Phone 462. 69 agent's commission. T pay the full market value of i ell 82 per week Phone 4888. 1 BOX 35». TIMES ho blew through the horn, and out wood furs. Old firm. »*4 John ^ pbone 473 Douglas Street. of the big end came a wailing, boom­ BROTHERHOOD of Railroad Trainmen a BUSINESS DIRECTORY TYPEWRITERS 3an<•. Feb. 5. l*-*t. Chamber o' Coin- l »f >H ESS I NO and mailing circulars to 6IANOS ae good as new. at bargain ing. roaring, ripping *<>und- j B” XI’ILL l« bought hoIIIo named nierc* Auditorium. Buffet supper Oxard'e \ car oener*. We have names and ad - I price». He- "Willi».*’ 1003 Government "Oh my goodness! Thunder! outkostrs- Gents 61. ladlog 76c. f3-« XX from Pot fthon last June, com Street. Phone 614.______, J36-13 ART GLASS i'll H. XV il ha mV Volqultz 8.0. <1 resaea of Xlciorta and X'ancouver Island mY PE WRITER»—New and second-hand ; Cin OF VICTORIA There’s going to lie a storm and I auto iton'ra Newton Advertising Agency, T)EL:ABLE mailing lists of X ictorla pnd L repairs, rentals; ribbons for all ma­ 4 F.R. CLUB - Military 500. Empress ______J36-33 gulte 74. Winch Bldg- Phnne 1316. dtf-16 have no umbrella!" cried the Bob Cat JX Vancouver Island home* business me oy s ART GLASS leaded lights 1118 chines United Typewriter Co.. Ltd.. 764 < J- Hotel. Wednesday. 3.34 sharp. Good Yates Glass sold, sashes glased Fort Street. X'letorta. Phone 4 736. 69 as the saxophone wailed in hia ear. o* rip prize» JUST THE «'AR for all-year com- B^All anil» owners, sir ; also complete llets . R WANTED—MlftCELLANKOU* Tori, a 182» Ford coupe for only vWV professional men. retailer*, wholesaler* Phone 7671. tf-*6 "I must "run home. I’ll nibble you :ck to-night. New Jas* orchestra. WKVKR<.«»MH MOTORS LTD and manufacturer* throughout Canada Notice to Owners some other time.” hs sald to t(ic rab­ XX'cst holme GflU * WINDOW CLEANING Refreshments. \\rANTED—Small cook stovoe: Ford Dealer*______326 Yatea Street Postage refunded on undelivered mal! mal- bit gentleman. f.34 any « •»,-r Newton Advertising Agency (estab­ 1 1 tilt Ion : cash. 2411 Douglas. Phone YOU IK> NOT SEE what you are look­ of Doga "I shall not worry if you never corns lished 190*1. Suite 24. Winch Bldg. Phone ISLAND WINDOW aND CARPET •gy your wntch does not give satisfaction. 1013.______316-1» ing for advertised here, why not adver- hack!" laughed -the bunny. "A saxo­ 1316. ■■ dtf-16 TGHN T. DBA VILLE. Prop B.C. Book CLEANING CO. 1 bring It Jo "T*• Jewel. Box." new wapt? Someone amongst the Pioneer Firm phone is good for something after of readers w III meet likely have L*WKBT PEAS—Oouaine’ seed Is carefully A* Exchange, library. 113 Government ft locution. 604 king, bottles, tools, etoxea. thousands W. H. HUGHES All owner» of dogs gre required to ail; isn’t it, Nurse Jane?*’ he asked rtsnlni »1 : ww» «u»r>alw4 WAm! you are looking for and be glad grown and ahould give good result# Phone 1737. ______68 j ou have to dispose of. X’eterans" 317 Fart SL Phone 8*11 register them In the City Treasurers us the Bob Cat rgn away. ll(K|U«r>df a reasonable price.______tf-16 v.herever sown. 10 cent* per packet. 13 lienariment and to pay the yearly tax J^LXTOX XVharf Street. Phone 2*71. packets for**11.00. Descriptive price list "Ob. I suppose eu.’’ sighed the Thursday. 7. DaiU'ing 8-i, 6734. If-lS IAKn-Hu|* •teck or used automobile now ready. Fred Cousins. Public Market. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS on or before the list of January. 1334. Tri***: ni. enmtc ml > ei U*«*- paris at »•% or more off. XV Frank r.r R.R. 4. Victoria. Eft . > fll-1» WOOD AND COAL Unless the above conditions are com­ muskat lady. And âhè stuffed cotton «uiUiMd rhargcter XVreckln» t o. 343 Vleer Street. piled with, proceedings will be taken in her ears as the rabbit went on lady and «jnt. boy* ami strie. BUSINESS CHANCES ______fBXHE Moore-Whittington Lumber Vo.. Ltd. ANYTHING 1» building sr, repairs. against delinquents. blowing. And if the apple sauce 1 Doors, windows, lumber, etc. City A phene G 781. Roofing a specialty. T ME11A SINGH flood muait K«(rribmo«u. >«•" The . expression. "Ow ner" includes doesn't Jump in tbc spoon holdrt . _m-« BltTUlD i>. »itl..ii o l>i< h *«- or country order* rec* ve cureful etten- Thlrkell. ** BOAT* /1CIOD fresh - water wood front Shawnt- every person on whose premises a dog while th.’ sugar Is swimming in the ÏLITABY M# Ui.a dance, Cnneervati.e HF11HH1 immédiat f profit end V* gait Wood Yards, plied on Malahat 4 is harbored. « « iff ce. I’ll tell you next about Uncle VamiiU il HIiIr., Thunef»1, »juU V ,_4Uv»Bi:.;JÜ»n: si.mii ».» ome a WO t*>phere and vw Chatham brood LXUR all L. E. GOWER. * ilTUXDSR grtndtns 1 pair work la wood, pkei muuihs. |5.-- per cord. Fbons lsj or 7444 f«uill

ff-tOUNTRT SNAP—Low taxes, excellent CHEAT MODERN COTTAGE MORTGAGEE'S HALE T^OR BALE—Fruit and poultry ranch. EXCHANGE we *RdF2«a?m"0 Em-HI-BI NGALOW. FAIRFIELD A 8.1 acres, of which there are 2A4 acre* QAA-t-ROOM COTTAGE, fully fur- " half-acre choice land, planted hi email ROOM**. EVERY MODERN orchard. % acres In strawberries. A4 sere V-LoUU nlshed. Including electric IfERT PRETTY FOUR-ROOM BT7NOA- jm WELL-BUILT, aArACJIV». • - fruits, good shack with outbuilding* loca­ p* ROOMS and basement, modern plumb- CONVENIENCE In raspberries, !%• acree ready for plant­ ranee; % acre of excellent land, full bearing fruits of all V LOW. modern and In excellent con­ \ ROOMED RESIDENCE, with.large ing. Poultry plan# for 150 birds. Barn dition. for a six-room bouse, prefer near tion. Wilkinson tRoqd; city weter. light, la first-clues condition, Let S0*l20. with PRICE ONLY STATS ./or five heed. Six-room houee. hot and cold kinds, city water and electrta cprner lot. on cer line. Houee GUARAN­ phone, and bus conveniences. Price |5C6. fruit trees and garage Property In good TEED-In A1 condition throughout, and 11*1 were eurprlsyd to receive the listing Vater. 4-ruom cottage Price 16.200. of light, 3-mlle circle, clow to tb. •- A g. aiuut. location, close to school. Price only H.SOO. fontaine ell modern convenience: three It of this moderh bungalow at the which 11,800 cash, balance <>n mortgage, Terfns |50 cash, balance n/ontbly. large epyn flreplacee. pensled —d heamed. price asked, and feel confident that- we t-’looe to pavement, ten miles from City built-in effects, estra Plumbing Nature#-- will be successful in disposing within • Hall. Further particular*. C1TT BROEERAGE. A. T. ABBEY. Mgr. J. GREENWOOD. ^ POWER t MeLAVGHLlN. altogether aa Ideal heme. This Is a pre- few days It ha* entraafe hsH. 1‘vlns- . Office of London, the perty.... that eeuld not he replaced ter K-om with large open ■“.,"5 ALFRED CARMICHAEL * CO.. LIMITED g# View Street •1» 1*84 Government Nreet CHOICE RBFÎDBNCe •to Feet Street deers to dining-room which has paneled In the World. •I.I.evO, • and eur prlee le » «4 Pert Street IN NIC» PART walls and built-in buffet, pass P*ntry and OK BSQUIHALT only is.see kitchen with all the usual built-in con­ veniences. four bedrooms with clothes was made in the office» of conductor N I-room well-bull|/aadallbaed very—, comfort^——. BUT ewndt elmply must sell quitluickly and closet In each, bathroom, etc., cement A ____ residence, with delightful US show haaement. furaace. laundry tube, garage. Canadian Skirmisher left Panama and accompanist, these positions re­ f Is epen to any offer. Why not let Canal for U.K. January 8, 4 p.m. maining ln the competent charge of around* comprising about 8-8the of as you this snap to-dâyî Splendid location, close to car. ferk i tore. Tennte court, shrubbery, trees, ete. BUY ADVERTISED GOODS beach Within twenty minutes walk of Canadian Transporter left Prince Andrew Dunemocgr and Miss Grace the city. Price far quick sale reduced to Oarage. About 1% mile* from th* ^ttF Bert. Safest, t Rupert January IS. Morgan. w ami within stone's throw of th# •**- Only ,! i7° ' T. R- BROWN * M>N8 Canadian Traveler left Melbourne for The meeting wae adjourned to par­ 83.800. Terme arranged. lilt Breed Street I hseo 1FIS Komhla January 12. •maST9iJtSSSm take of an excellent supper which •ROOM PUMOALOW * Canadian Winner arirved at Swan­ Vancouver Island News had been, provided by the ladles- IN THE KAlRKlBLU sea January 9. committee, after which an Informal DISTRICT Vanillan Farmer sailed for Astoria dance brought a pleasant evening to ICB reception hall. are#Wey te livlefr- - January IS. N room* and an archway from living to diulng-room. Rooms are all very bright. Canadian Observer left Ocean Faits Good cement basement. Faces août». GRACE DOLLAR for Astoria January 14. 8 a.m. I ri » only l^doo. Small cash payment. Canadian Rover returned to San OBJECTS TO USE OF Balance aa rent. SHIPPING NEWS Francisco January 14, 2.30 a.m. BÏ Canadian Trooper arrived at Ocean FALL FAIR TO BE ON .H'DILEH help to the teat of the craw stranded Falls January 18, 7 p.m. Canadian Volunteer left Nanaimo WO TO REST IOHLY situated on a let •• X 111. 1* from the wreck. ... STOOL PI6E0NS IN for Prince Rupert January 14. H le a 7-room modern dwelilsg with a The rescuing party had only a rew nice-appearing none f*nc«, PheR-nSd- biscuité, and tbelr craft was seven­ Bishop of Columbia Heads FEATURE 161 ornemental trees. Garage. Only IS.oOO. teen feet long and stood only ten THET.K.K. LINE 8:10 cash, balance Uhe rent. Inches out of the water when man­ Officiating Clergy at Cobble Hill Will Stage Agri- *.c. **»«• « aoenct. ned. The voyage took nine days. P1PT R Not one of those on board got a wink Eight Nations Represented in Obsequies Question Arises at Nanaimo cultural Show Under Aus­ OPEN BOIT TO of sleep, and when they reached Twenty-Six Ships Visiting Samoa they were so stiff they had to Council Owing to Deduc- Body Lay in State Overnight pices of Farmers’ Institute be carried ashore. Seattle Captain McDonald, however, took at St. Peter’s, Quamichan Special te The Times a»_ - is -»-.a- t aA«> TTntiartM 61 JR ADDRESS —: : - - — tiOITS l lit* NTTIfllx Btçnniwi ■ — J- — Seattle. Jan. 30^—Advices reaching Cobble Tîttî, Jen 29;—A vrett at­ to Niue for the castaway a* Special te The Time» Walker-Rosa, Inc., announce the ac­ Nanaimo, Jan. It.—D. McGoogan, tended and enthusiastic meeting of They had given up hop»; supervisor of Lawv Enforcements, Duncan. Jan. 30.—The funeral of the F'armçr’s Institute was held at Captain and Three Men quisition by purchase of the steam­ Wrote to the Nanaimo Council Mon­ the late Canon F. A. Leakey took the Community Hall on Saturday Travel Nine Days to Get ship Grace Dollar by the Tatsuuma day'evening, stating that deductions place at St. Peter’s. Quamichan. on night last. A. F'orbes presided. Kiaen Kaisha. from the cCanadian New# York, Jan. 30—Although Cap­ amounting to 8476.75 had been made Tuesday. Rt. Rev. Bishop HchdfieTtL The secretary, O. A. Cheeke. read Book Store to from Nanaimo's lhare of liquor pro­ Help Robert Dollar Company and that the tain Robinson, C.B.B., K.N.R., who Ven. Archdeacon Collleon and Rev. the various reports of operations, and figured so prominently in the saving fits as a result of costs to- the Pro­ H. T. Archbold (Victoria), conducting financial statements for the past vessel will come to Puget Sound CATARRH be New Empress of life at Yokohama in the early days vincial Government for liauor en­ the service. year, all of which were most encour­ ports to load in March. The Grace forcements in the city of Nanaimo. Wellington, NX, Jan. In an of September last, haw been the guest The hody had been lain In atete aging. showing that greater Interest Dollar was bulTt in Engtand as the at many reception» since his return Several of the aldermen objected to all night In the church. Meeara. E. W. was belag evinced in this local and open boat and In constant atorms. Canada Feature this having been done** Alderman t'apt. McDonald, master of the War Melody, the name being changed from the Orient, it was not until Carr-Hllton. Percy Jaynee. Ouy Mel. the membership increasing. Fin­ echooner Kaao, a recked on a reef off when Robert Dollar acquired the boat yesterday that the gallant command­ Jenkins asked if It was to pay for Un, R. H. Whlttome, P. T. Bkrimahlre, ances are also In a healthier condi­ hCapiule four years ago. ____ ed addressed a public audience at the the stool pigeons which the Govern­ P. R. Kingston and Yen Archdeacon tion. each of last year’s undertakings the lelnnd of Niue, voyaged with Montreal. Que., Jan. 10 —When the Biltmore hotel. The Canadian Club ment had sept here during the Sum­ having been a success, so that this three of hla men «00 mile» to Apia, F.mpreae of t'anada leave» New mer, and he waa informed that it ColHaon keeping t-lgll alternately. Among the twenty-six ships sched­ tendered Jke captain a luncheon, and The hymns sung were “My God season starts with a useful balance the chief town of Samoa, to bring to-day aha will Tie thw first was. On motion of Alderman Barsby, uled to arrive in Seattle and other the banquet hail was crowded to ca­ How Wonderful Thou Art" and "On Canadian veaael to commence a trip seconded by Alderman Cav&leky. the at the bank, the credit for which is Puget Sound ports this week will be pacity to hear the unassuming ad­ largely due to the whole-hearted round the world with a regular hook letter waa turned over to the police the Reeurreotlon Morning." seen'the carriers of eight different dress on conditions as he saw them Aa one of Canon l^akey'a oldeat efforts of the secretary, to whom a stall with experienced attendant» in nations, the fleet being one of the In the gtentful days of the earth­ commissioners to be dealt with. addition to a free and well-equipped friend» Rev. P. O. Chriltmae was hearty vote of thanks was passed, as most Interesting that has ever headed quake.- LEVEL CROSSING® asked to give a short address.. He also to the president for the interest library. The shop» on board liner» of for the Norths Pacific for many The room rang With applause when A WOUND 1$ the Canadian .Pacific. 8». Co., have With the,,except Ion of Alderman •poke of the lovtpfcnd esteem In which he has displayed in the Institute's months. Great Britain will be repre­ he told of the work of relief com­ Randle, the entire council wss pre­ the late Canon had been held by all carried a number of books for sale sented by the steamships Philoctetes. affaire. missions comprised of sturdy men sent. A. D. Cartwright, secretary of who knew him. Rev. Chrlstmaa haa Several long ^nd amicable dis since 191». but previously the ship'* Argalia. Knockfierna*, Holland, the who had lost their all that was near ! barber usually had a monopoly of the Board of Railway Commissioners been hie curate, and extolled hla true eussions ensued .on this year’s pro AN OPEN DOOR steamships Moensk3»and TJfkandi; and dear to them in the disaster and of Canada, wrote in reply to a letter ■ale. Believing that a good host t’hrietlenity unaelflahneaa and large grammo Of events, the details of Japan, the steamship* Yonan Maru. buckled down to a grim determina­ from the council asking that safety geeks to provide means whereby his tion to relieve the suffering of others. and varied knowledge. which It wae decided to leave in the Koehun Maru and Hakushika Mam; devices be erected at various cross- The floral trlbuteg were naray and hands of the dlreCtdl* and will be guests can find themselves that form France, the liner Iowa; Germany, the "There is no word to express," said lnEe »n Absorblne Jr. enables yeu te shut Sufferers From Indigestion or of amueement which beet pleases the city. Mr. Cartwright duly announced when conclusions are steamship Alrich; Sweden, the motor- Captain Robinson, "the heroism of a nY|nJS But that the city council beautiful. _ the door quickly. Stomach Trouble them Individually rather than to con­ ship Buenos Aires; Italy, the steam- 4 man—, ii n whonil,., onx.— a.. beautifulI.x.n II t (/n I morning InIn Messrs K. F. Duncan. K. Baaett, arrived at. Meantime It may be said tinually play the role of professional should specify what crossing» are Percy Jaynea. R. H. Whlttome. W. K that the Fall Fair will again be held ■hipshin Carnia. and the United States that lovejy city of ^Yokohama Who meant, and what railway - lines entertainer, the company hâa added laughingly left his wife and children, Corfield and P. I. Klngaton acted aa with added attraction» and increased The skin is Nature’s own protection OUT THIS OUT an up-to-date book stall to all of it* fourteen vessels of various types, them. Also he wished to know that pallbearer»; the honorary pallbearer» prizes. It Is hoped that residents and entering one of the base areas never if in the event of the devices being bgainst germs. When it ie bruised, ocean shops. From the library or the The German eteamshlp Alrich.> •« them a*»ln or to know how being Messrs W. P. Jaynes D. Alex- others will make the affair the un­ "Stomach troebla, dyepepala. lodiaea- book ehon the voyager will now be Installed, what proportion of the coet broken or cut, that protection is with- tton. aoumeaa. aaa. hearthurn. feodfer- which Is substituting for the German j eufrertMi. ander, R. Wilson, L- Norie,- . H. doubted success to which thle die- , j . . ,. aWe to reach the countries and porta the city would be prepared to pay. trtet lend. Itself with He unrivalled | drawn. The door la open. A» quickly mentation. etc., are caused nine times m T**■**•*. in the Pacific1 Hugh >m**n were working on my On motion of A Id wf man Barsby. sec- Klk-ington and F\ 8. Leather. ten by chronic ectd gtomach, says tox whicht hene la1* sailingsamp* ahead»nnm of«'» hla ( 1 * • nf th.. ship to alleviate the suffering of hu- A . A1a-k_ fh. ,„t The clergy present were Rt. Rev. poaatblltles In the waÿ of fruit, ] »» possible Nature clost* it by forming well-knownBurn'lng 'hydrochiertc authority arid develop» In SSWaSm■hip travel th.le verythouaand largely bo ok,repre- at [; Coaet-NorthL'nltstl Americ Kuropeanan Une, serviceand the or Kos- tne , . .. withoutWr'p', d ■■‘t ,hthnurht”U,,“ °?of "*nation.-U- * tar,,n<* e(orlcal ln romance or adventure, j Wednesday, arcnrdlnx to advice» F. A. MrDtarmid. solicitor, wrote (h« 'lams. w'lttev-TWtr mete-end- But thre-arab aometrmel tabes days -tar Stephenson. Ladysmith; Archdeacon skill In ornamental and useful need]" Form and until it has fully sealed the etomach lining and often lead, to «aa- Canadian authors have been given reaching the resident manager. This VESSEL MOVEMENTS that the appeal of the Scott x's. City Iritis accomuanled by dangcrou» *tnm- will be the ftrwt visit of the Alrlch to case had been heard before Mr. Jue H. A. Collleon. Quamichan, and Rev. work, crockery and knitting. wound, even until the wound haa ach tdeera. Don't does an acid stomach due prominence and the volumes The following were elected by bal­ North Pacific ports.______tice Gregory, lasting nearly two days, A. Biechlagèr. Duncwm______thoroughly healed again you must fur­ with papain or artMclal d,*r»titnt« that which cover a very comprehensive Valdes, Jan. 29—Sailed: Northwes­ lot on the board of directors for't924T. only give temporary relief from pel" b> range, have been carefully choeen. tern. Admiral Watson, southbound. and Judgment had been reserved. He nish the required protection yourself. driving the aour, fermenting f""d out of Pierre Loti. Anatole France, Pa pint. pected that Judgment would A lister F'orbes. E. F'_. Musgrave.Wm. A few drops of Absorbing Jr. ia the Seward. Jan. 29- Balled: North- SOCIAL GATHERINGS Mudge, F. T. Elford and E. C. Night­ the etomach Into the Intestines. _ Crawford.....Ernest Bramah. Rafael wdsteror eouthbound. ------•- rendered on March 4. The letter water will ewe you an intieeptie wash Instead, neutralise or ew-M-n ymtr Sabattnl. Dulwer Lytton, Kipling. pear AT DEEP BAY ingale. arid atomach efter meela with » little Everett, Jan. 29 — Arrived: Steel O. A. Cheeke wae re-appointed sec­ that will kill all possibility of infection Conrad. Rider Haggard. Mark Twain, PERFORMED AN Seafarer. Tacoma. Sailed Robert and help nature to heal the wound. Aa WEST SAANICH NEW® retary, and F. J. Porter as auditor, Baedeker.. Baeil King. Stephen Lea­ Luckenbach, Seattle. Special te The Times well as Wing a very powerful germicide, cock. Adams Beck. Hall Caine. Julian with a vote of hearty thanks for his Sidney. Jan. 30—A very Jolly eVem* Jr. Street and Fanny Huret are some of Tacoma, Jan. 29—Arrived: Tiver­ Special te The Time» past services. Absorbine will draw out tne inflame ton, Sun FYanciaco; Dorothy Win- tng was spent in the I>eep Bay Social our ion and brin£ instant relief. the names of authors picked at ran­ Brentwood, Jan. SO.—The second Clubwhull when u military five huh- On the suggestion of Mrs. Mc­ ÎÎ OPERATION WITH termote. Fun Pedro. 8agahoc. New Millan the member undertook to do­ Abeorbine Jr. is antiseptic, germicide special military 500 game was played much as a sponge or. bu>*,ln*1I>?,?î!! dom. York. Balled: Tiverton. Northland. dretfjllrtve took place. Nineteen ta­ might and your stomach acte and feels ln the Institute Hall. Hluggette. Mon bles zwere occupied. The winners of nate next Thursday afternoon to the ind liniment in one container—handy fini in juat a tew minutes Blsuratcd Eagle. Seattle; Chickasaw City. San day evening, twenty-four member* completion of some unfinished work :o keep always in the house; easy Ml Francise»*. August, Maru» the tiret prises were Mrs Quarter* ■ Magnent» can be obtained from any re- from the Mt. Newton Social club mnthe, Mrs DiNteow. CV Moses and R. needed to add to the eomfort of pat­ arry around if you travel. iVatyte druggist In' either powder or tab­ CHISELS ON SHIP UhTta. TôkoTiamn; President Grant, playing twenty-four from Hluggette. rons of the Cobble Hill Hall. Several let forrmït 1» safe, reliable, rest and Clark; the winners of the second Si.as at your druggists, Mt. Newton again proving, to be the prises were the-two Mis» Htarllne ladies at the close dispensed refresh­ CAdrt ) pleasant to use, la not a laxative and San FrapcisfiQ,. Jap. 29—Arrived : la not at all expensive. (Advt.) Doctor Had no Instruments better players, table NW. l Mt. New­ from Haanichton. Mr. Renburg and ments. ______Admiral Sçhley, Portland: Bertie M. ton, winning first place, having Mr. Crawford; the c«»neolatlon prize so Used Carpenters Tools Hanlon. ÜIMqiM Hiver; Orcue. Ta­ twenty-eight flags. The players at winner» were Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Wil­ The community was agreeably sur­ coma; H. T. Harper, Point Wells; this table being Mrs. Hall. Miss C. kinson. Alec Macdonald and Bendy prised this morning to find that a Special .to The Timee Venesuelu. New York; J. B. Btetson. Hagan. Mr Ruckle and Bert F'ox. Macdonald These consolation win­ few inches of mud and water had BEGIN ON SALTS Auckland. New Zealand. Jan. 29.— Grays Harbor; Maui. Honolulu; Joan Second place table No. 1 Sluggvta. ners were led by Captain Wilson and been scraped off the main etreet. The Suffering from a tumor behind, the Paulsen, Astoria; Walotapu. Pow'ell having twenty-four flags. Those the bagpipes to the pelt form to re­ roads 1n the neighborhood are In a FANATICS FEAR River; Grays Harbor. Wllllpa Har­ ear that threatened the brain, a sea­ playing were Mrs. Guy. Mrs. T. ceive their prises, which Captain bad condition, said by motoriste to be STOP IT! bor; Florence Olsen. Halloa Cruz; Bays We Must Keep Feet Dry, man on the steamship Port Victor, Livesay and Mrs. J. Coplthorne pre­ ♦he worst between Victoria and Yellowstone, Grays Harbor; Irmi, Walker. Mr. Osborne and Mr. Lindsy. bound from England to this port, ap­ sented. A delicious supper waa served Avoid Exposure, Bat Glasgow; Horda. Rotterdam; North­ The consolation went to Mrs. Wal­ Nanaimo. pealed to a doctor who wne a pas­ lace. Mrs. A. Fetch. Miss Wright and by Mrs. Calvert and Mrs. Mears as­ Ho Sweet» western Miller. Seattle. Hailed: Daisy sisted by the girls. „ A _ . senger on board, to treat him. Putnam. Aberdeen; Makena. Belling­ Mr Wallace. High bid ladies. Mrs. JAMES ISLAND PERSONALS The doctor found that an immedi­ T. Walker, niae diamonds; gentle­ Mr. Denich sang some Scottish WhyCoughYour ham; Author, London; Yankee Ar songs, as also did Mr. Frame. Captain Philippine Constabulary BUy off the damp ground, avoid ate operation waa necessary but he row, Bombay. man's. E Hydes, nine, no trumps. Special te The Times had sent all his instruments ahead of After refreshments Instrumental sel­ NVileon played the barpipea, and Mrs. exposure, keep feet dry, eat no eweeta ‘ortland. Jan. 29—Arrived: Ervb James Island. Jan. 28— Misa F. Keeping Order on Bucas him by another steamer. He was ections were given by different mem­ Williamson and the Misses N. Live- Head Off? of any kind for a while, drink kite of ken, Shanghai; Nome City. Han Fran­ say. Houldsworth and Christie danced helpless until the ship’s carpenter bers of the party, and dancing Rivers returned home from Vancou­ Island water and above all take a spoonful cisco via Eureka. .Hailed: Roman ver last week, accompanied by her and chief engineer suggested using brought the social exenlng to a close. the Scottish refI. of Jad Salts occasionally to help keep Star. London and way porta; Monti- The eveAtng ended with a dance. friend Miss Peggy McBeth, who will down uric and toxic acids. chisels whtoh they would thin down cell» ». Japan via Kalama; Edward Miss Kathleen Clarke, of Victoria, Manila, Jan. SO.—The eituatloil Make Tour Own Cough Mixture Mrs. O. McLean, Miss N Livesay spend a holiday here. arihing from clashes between unite of Rheumatism is caused by poison to the fineness of lancets. Luckenbach. New York and Boston will be the guest, during the week, of and Mrs. Deacon supplying the music. for the Whole Family and toxins, called acids, wthch are rener- With the eld of theee and a lady via Puget Hound; Baron Lovat, Ja­ her uncle and aunt. W-. »n January 4. City Telephone About 800 fanatics having head­ Canadian Highlander arrived at form with the constitution and by­ quarters near Lake Mainlt In the made cough mixture spread» itself ounces of Jed Salts; put a table­ laws) there not being a sufficient Nanaimo. Jan. 2».—The Nanaimo Berlin. Jan. 30.—The Government Vancouver (Ballantyne wharf) Janu­ has appropriated 100,000,000 gold extreme northern part of the Island completely over the membrane of the spoonful In a tfl&ss of water and number of members of the associa­ Philharmonic Boclety held their first thropt. This causes the most stub­ ary 16. 5.10 p.m Special te The Timee mark» to meet part of the Flntente of Mindanao, are gathering recruits drink before breakfast each morning Canadian Importer left Vancouver tion present to form a quorum within annual meeting last evening ln the born hang-on cough to cease almost for a week This is helpful to neu­ Wellington. New Zealand. Jan. 29. Foresters' Hall, ae the guests of their charges for the Rhineland occupation with the object of invading Surigao for Auckland and Sydney December the time stated in the constitution. and Butuan provinces, according tfl^ Instantly. No ordinary slow-acting tralise acidity, remove body waste, —Nearing the coast of New Zealand president. W. B. Anderson. during January and F’ebruary, ac­ 29 at 4.80 a.m. The stormy night had prevented word reaching here. cough eyrup contains this expensive also to stimulate the kidneys, thus and about 5.600 miles from San Fran­ many from attending, and it is hoped Officer» for the present year were cording to an announcement. helping to rid the blood of these Canadian Inventor left Brisbane elected a* follows: Hon. president. Ingredient. for New York December 15 cisco, the Tahiti sent out wlrelese that more qualified member» will Any remedy that overcomes cat­ rheumatic poisons. messages which were picked up in make an effort to be present next Dr. Dryed≤ president, W. B. An- Jad Salts is inexpensive, and 1* Canadian Prospector left Norfolk dereoiQ vice-president. 8. K. Motti- arrh. partially or wholly, la bound to for Avonmouth December 21. 7 p.m. Han Francisco in such strength that Monday The Constitution states be of benefit to those who are made from the acid of grapes and they were led into an ordinary tele­ "and If at the next meeting shaw; secretary. J. F'ee; treasurer, lemon Juice, combined with lithia. Canadian Seigneur left Honolulu C. F. Stock well; committee. Mrs. troubled with head nolsea and cat­ for Vancouver January 11. phone wire, amplified in a loud quorum be not present within the arrhal deafness. and la used with excellent results by speaker and heard with ease in a city time stated, those members then pre­ Dryadale, Mrs. Rowbottom. Mr. Do You Keep Canadian Scottish left Vancouver thousands of folksjwho are subject to Clark and William Brown. No change Get Parmlnt and get better. for Yokohama December 21, 6.30 p.m. office and a block distant aa well. sent shall form a quorum." (Adx-t.) rheumatism. (Advt) ^ a close tab on your digestion? Thiaisimport- M ant. It will pay you well to do so. Digestion ia complicated and its procemes often become -By GEORGE McMANUS disordered. This brin g3 immediate discomfort BRINGING UP FATHER —often severe pain. Use I LL. LEX XOO INTO WHAT ajh: ILL 6ET TOO HE bee-ex ibecA-utiC. l TOLD kbONNA OT 8MWCD XOURE -bo Nice - AN1 nie «JP A. little • m co»N IN THE nr RicHT BM3EMENT- Q PILLS This valuable preparation has for years been found to relieve indigestion, biliousness, sick hiheadache and constipation. Thousands of . carefula folks have learned to use Beecham s Pilla, which have proved both corrective and preventive. Experience haa taught them to always have a box handy. Profit by their example—always have Beecham’s Pills X Im Your Home SOLD EVERYWHERE M CANADA. Side at may Medicine In the World VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, 'WEDNESDAY,'JANUARY 30, 1924 14.

Don’t Make the Mistake of Starting The Popular The Popular to Build Your Garage ELECTS REEVE Yates SL Store —then yon. remember that you want those modern hanging Yates SL Store CORDONS and eliding door fixture». Many people have made the mistake of ordering garage dpore before they see these fixtures. See these fixtures flrst-^lhen plan your garage. Prices, per set) $8.90 and ...... $18.00 Special Meeting Next Tues­ day to Discuss Elk Lake Future Thursday—Last Day Drake Hardware Co., Ltd. Reeve Macnlcol. of Saanich, was, 1418 Douglas Street >hene 1845 elected chairman of the Victoria-® Saanich Reaches and Park* Commit­ tee yesterday afternoon. The .neces­ sary formal resolution* dealing with the organization of the Joint commit­ tee went through without check. January Reduction Sale The future of Elk Lake will be taken vp with the committee of the “Our Own Brand Butter” whole Victoria Council on Tuesday QUALITY SUPERFINE afternoon, the meeting decided. Final Bargains in All Departments Made in Canada, for Canadians GAME FARM . Why Buy New Zealand Bafter? Dealing with the Game Conserva­ tion Board chairman * plan to. estab­ lish a game farm at Elk I-ake, Aider- BEDDING AND STAPLE GOODS man Todd suggested that the question should he taken up. and Alderman fiangater recommended that Mr. ENGLISH CARRIAGES Jackson should be Invited to meet the committee at an early dal#.. SALE OF DRESSES At Money Saving Prices We jire agent» for Lloyd*» English Carriages. The committee resolved to Invite Pyjama Fishnet, regu- All-wool fine Scotch Knitted Dresses, Turkish Toweling English A large assortment always In stock. Mr. Jackson to attend the next meet­ Down Comforters lar 98c. ing an Tuesday, and personally ex­ smartest styles ami popular shades, Filled with pure down, covered White and striped. (M AH .....59c STANDARD FURNITURE CO. plain his "plans. regular value #20.00. floral art oat ecu; plain and pan­ 4 yards for...... tpleVV OUTLINES PROCEDURE elled. Size «dix 73 $ QC English Cream Baby Flannel 711 Yet* Strut Crash Roller Toweling AMennan Todd explained the pro­ lleg. $17.15. Each «DAZ-esfU Regtflaz-^Sc. £% cedure -under which the committee $10.75 Silk.covered Wool Comforter. Regular 1»V. 8 Yard -- ....—.— -UV V hsd woraed in past years. He pointed yards for...... $1.00 out that some changes had been Snappy flannel models, in flue assort­ . $10.95 -, Union Shirting Flannel WAS ACQUITTED made, which it was proposed to in­ White Turkish Towels MANITOBA WILL Regular 75c. 40C corporate in * new consolidated by­ ment of shades and styles, all regu­ Feather Pillows Iaarge size, reg. 94c. ftQ/» HAVE WHEAT POOL law Provision had also to he made lar sizes. Regular $15.00. Size 17 x 26. Each ...... Ue/V Patrick Cady Released by Judge For shirts and pyjamas. Lampmen From Implication in to deal With F.lk iAke watershed, in Each 89c Winnipeg, Jan! 30.—Decision to es­ view of potential development While White Huckaback Toweling Criminal CHargs the committee had defacto adminis­ Flannelette Blankets Stripe Flannelette tablish a voluntary wheat pool for the tered Elk lAke for the past two years, $9.85 Large size, grey only. Regular 20c. 6 yards gj QQ Regular 25c. "I Qp handling-of Manltdha,a 1854 crop was „-pairiuk- Henry -Cody, sixty-three- it - had nvl legally been .under—the L 1 'h > i • v Yard...... Xa/V ~T—non need . last night, following a year-old resident of Tripp. Saanich, vhnrge of the committee, and it was > Fine Wool flannel frocks, in plain Novelty G.nghame ^ g|eaeh^d Sheeting Excellent wearing quaUty. meeting of the wheat poor committee was acquitted at the close of a two suggested that the by-law should be \ shade* and block jiatterns, Peter 32 Inches wide. Rvg. OQve day trial In the county court yester­ amended slightly to meet the situa- j . the l nilimI I-arrow* of Manitoba, to 49c. Yard ...... £iU\s 80 and 86 inches wide. Bleached Canton Flannel day. Thi* accused was charged with tion. ultimately to place th<* water- . Pan collars, nieelv trimmed. which was^appointed at the recent a criminal assault. In pronouncing shed under the coqimittee. , 36-inch Bleached Longcloth convention here. judgment His Honor Judge Lamp- The personnel of the Elk I.ake com- 1 Regular 30c. 6 yards "* "*■ Striped Cotton Crepe .... $1.00 man stated he had no hesitation in m it tee Alderman Todd stated, was $6.95 for $1.00 Regular 60c. 20C liurablo quality with good fleecy acquitting the accused. A feature of now the whole City Council and it nap. the trial was the large number of w.is proposed to pay a visit to the l Cream Wincey witnesses to testify on behalf of the lake at an Hirly date and plan the Hemotitched Pillowco«ee I accused. It took the court two days ...... 69c Stripe and Chock heures Cbdh year's programme I SKIRTS, REG. $950 Special, per 29C to get through the long list. M H. The alderman then read a copy or Splendid wearing and washing tpec Jackson. K C*, appeared f«*r the ac­ the existing agreement. He Indicated , quality. 3,.. $1.00 Pictures That Never cused and Henry C. Hall, K.C., for there was no proposal to bring the the Crown. ■^1 $5.00 ■ Elk I.ake watershed into Uv* park Were Taken category, in so far as fne tax Fauev assorted wool tweeds in wanted styles. clauses of the agreement were er House Dresses, Underskirts, Waists, Sweaters fected. Alderman Todd said the committee from the Chamber4 of Commerce would continue to sit with the statu­ and Children's Wear Reduced tory committee in the form of advls- orv members \ House Dresses, Natural Ccftton ...Il* «Hitwt that the city would ap­ Curtains and Draperies STAR preciate an Inc reused appropriation Special .. •— $1.50 Waists, special $1.98 from Saanich this year. 811p-on atyles. neck, sleeves, belt and Choice olT three styles, with Peter xBUNGfllSWi The committee then adopted a re at Snap Prices pockets trimmed cretonne binding; pan. roll or convertible collars; long ^CONSTRUCTION1 i solution to recommend the by-law to tan. Copenhagen, mauve and gteen. or short sleeves; lucked or plain .... ÜM». tauuuia Jl. 4 Only, Nevelt* Cartatne, -xeaets. SIms $Lig-.}°, ...... Those attending were Aldermen ATI f«TZes ...... ’ ...... Regular to 45c •Soiled.” Regular QC Hid you ever see a picture in the COMPANY Todd. Sangster and Her for the city; 29c $6 7* pair, for...... <)0#VV Mizidf' Porch Dresses, regular Blanket and Beacon Cloth family album called "Hours with Reeve Macnlcol. Councillors \ an- yard for ...... • ••♦• the washtub**? treighf. Oldfield and Hagen, with 250 Yards Cretonnes, Kimonas Municipal Clerk Sewell, for Saanich, 49c .75 Yards Cretonne, 50 Inches Instead of__"Hours. With the Reg. to 45c yard for wide. Regular 11.50 Qû» ...... $1.98 and tar the’l’fhamher of Commerce, Attractive st>lee, in gingham and. Reg $17.96. /, washtub" "why not "Hours with 25 Pairs Nottingham and Mar- 2ni tm...... vOt W. J. ciubb. Wank Waring and Rus­ < hambmr. SIR*» H and 16. Sale $12.95 the children'? sell K»r ______qutaette Curtams, <£1 QC have your laundry bundle Keg. $2.75 pair tor... WXeVV 100 Yards Ecru Medrae Tag# Colored Underskirts (P Reg. $12.60. (PA 7P —phone»118 and YOUR wash- An up-to-date Bungalow with all 5 Fair* Only, Velour Archway Border, regular $1.64; QQ/» Special...... CJXo < «7 Sale...... I U days done. miniern conveniences reduces house­ Curtains, regular c. QQ/» quicker than a poor range. «on*. I.ut It can Wparatn . Values to $2.00. QUg» Regular $2.95. Underwear frenf commercial areas, and this It Is j Pair...... VOL Pair...... M«/V- Yard . $1.49 W,UM- .$4.95 Is the range in your homo a* proponed to do. . , I m and Copenhagen good as you would like it to be? ■Die problem, agreed the whole Plain and fancy knif, elastic Heavy ribbed quality, In brown Superior quality. Specials if not, see.our "Radio” or "Prin­ Council, was an extremely delicate top. seamless, in black and black only. 54-inoh All-wool Block S.rge Ladie.' Veit» and Bloem- cess" Ranges, made here, fiom one. and one that will have to be 54-inch All-wool Jersey Cloth raced with caution to protect. every I colors. the bast material, by skilled Children's Silk and Wool Regular to H-50. «PI PC Regular $1.49. interest and discriminate against ;r*T.'*r...... 98c workmen—and you pay no duty. Yard...... 95c none. It Is expected that several Children’s Cotton Hose Socks • Yard...... «51.10 Heavy, soft, fleecy- elastic- months will elapse before the sonlng Regular 50c. OQp Regular 75c. rib garments, in cream measure Is ready for enactment only, fiizes 38 to 44. Ôak Bay*» lead may be followed by I Pair...... jCfvU Pair ...... 49c other municipalities. It is thought. | Cream only. Ladi»»’ Veate, Albion Stove Works for the same problem hsnbeena In black and brown. Peg. $125 .... 79c Limited Phone 01 thorn In th • side of nelghlmrlng dis- Silk Specials Short sleeve style, fine rib 2101 Government St. trlcts, and the subject of Council | cotton vests in good controversy for many yeara. 34-inch Block Ouches»# Satin Bilk Vella-Veils weight, splendid value. COURT OF REVISION Regular $6.50. The first twenty applicants foe re- w:*?...... $2.29 $3.95 vfsion of their assessments will be Yard...... Handkerchiefs heard on the -opening day of the Girls’ Sweaters and Heautlful »uft quality with a Pint dressy fabric In afternoon Orders Needed in Our Basket Shop Court of Revision, it was decided. rich satin finish. . and evening shade»; "6 Inches The Oak Bay Council will sit gs re- Canton Crepe 15c Each in this department we employ sis very wvsrsty disabled soldiers who vision**courc on February 8. Other Pleated Skirts - $1.98 wide. sre enssaed In the making of baskets of all descriptions, wicker trays, Regular $3.95 value. <£9 Ladies’ Novelty Handk.r- appllcante will he notified by mail as 30-i#ich Spun Bilk chief.. In plain .colors with wicker fern stands, etc. They also do the ic-canlng of chair, and re­ to the date upon which their bearing Girls' Wool d* ■$ AO Girls' Pleated pairing ■< grass chairs. Unless we receive further orders Immediately will he dealt with. This, It Is I 4$ inches wide. In good color». embroidered corner* or we will have to lay off some of these men Sweaters. «P A .î/O Skirts, reg. novel plaid designs. Reg. W| LOOK TO YOU TO SEE THAT THIS IS NOT DONE planned, will serve as a convenience $1.98 Novelty Crtpoe err1-...... $1.59 3$c. each. Sale 1 F- Full Valua for Your Money of applicants, who will not be com­ $3.50. All-wool plaids, 6 Valuee to $4.95. Splendid wearing and washing pelled to attend every hearing. The values to $6.50. Odd sizes, $2.79 Price, each . «...... Xt/V Annual lean By-Law for $110.000 re­ to 14 years. Yard - ...... quality, in lvorj-,. pink and 4 to 10 years. $8 apd 40 inches wide, in beau­ ceived final reading.. THE RED * CROSS WORKSHOP tiful colorings. natXirat.

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