\ HE NANAIMO FREE PR F'.RTY—THIRD YEAB NANAIMO, VANCOUVER ISLAND, BRITISH OOLti^lA« HATURDAYi K^. N, tQiT. GERMAN RAIDER lEXECUMCOUNCH. A NEW HUN ARID IRCm SHIPS HAS BEEN SUNK ' CONSIDERS BUDGETi DEVICE FOR AudUor's RepoH on Um Maantwa wf ^ F( the Provlnee la NeaHy Haady Victoria, Fob. 22— There was New York. Fell. 24— According long session of the Exeentlve Coun­ an officer in the British naval re­ cil today,which was chieflyoccupied serve who arrived In New York last with the consideration of the budget night from St. I-ucIa in the West In­ The Hague., Feb. 24— Dutch fish and financial mattera generally. dies. the German raider Vineta submarine, merchant vuHi;el.-i and German auli- sidea. Fernando de Norohs, 125 miles off which was lying waiting, fired sev- s virtually turned down by marlnea have been fully confirmed, The Swedish steamer Skagland the coast of Brazil. which exploded the Has the first vessel sunlp-bythe "Vlils report was given to him by according to a despatch to the I'rea- plane. ment will be marines, which then sank the Gul- an officer of the Glasgow, who said na at Barcelona, filed on Tuesday, This appears to ' fwith the hnsinesa of the aesalon ex- Baron Zweldenik. ■in charge of tbo .seppe. The submarines then cen- that three vessels were crnlalng and received today. lish Invention for ' ; peditlonslyas soon as the debafe on Austrian embassysince Dr. DnuTho treil their attack upon the British company when the Amethyst The engagement liegan about S trading ships. I the address la out of tbs way. waa handed bU pasaporU. called at in the morning, leas than eight miles .ieamer Janets. The latter proaclied. but.only two of them the SUto Department, and inqeired ■ ouid probably have been worsted peared to take part in the fight. The from the coast, between all or seven when It would ’caao SecreUryLna- It U interpreted as a waraing to in the unequal battle, but for the third vessel did not fire but sheered, Official notlfiention was received subis^irtnea and nine armed mer­ alng to have ti. • Count preoeat hi* "'ermanynot to further attempt to i.ppearanctt of five or six Brltlah de- off The smallest of the raiders, la town todaythat the 88. Princes* chantmen mostly flying the flags of uni- ’iu* - r'Dg about hU .. laenee Austria in her deaHnga V.royers which rushid towards the hahlythe ■teemer Theodore, was 1 DAILY TOLL OF Patrld* will bo back on the Nanal- the allied nation.^. The fight was so as the J. with the United Btatea. aud to am- eno at full speed. ported by officers of the Amethyst mo-V*neouv*r run on Monday and near to Tarragona that residents of The Barou was Informed thai phaairn President Wilson’s dMannln- The submarines fired about to have been in a sinking condition will make her usual morning trip the city observed the battle from time would bo set for the preaanu- atlon not to temporixe. their housetops with the aid of bino I' shots at the destroyers before they when night fell and hid the ve SOBMAIEWAR across the gulf af 8.8« on that day. culani. iibmerged and fled In the from view of the cruiser. When the BuhmarineK first beean fusllade from the latter s rapid Toklo. Feb. 24— The Nlchl HlebI ^ ;re guns. firing, the merchant vessels at­ announces that an afmed merchant- One submarine It Is said, was sui RELIEF IN SIGHT tempted to approach closer to land, is raiding commerca In the In­ MR. FARRIS MAY “TANKS" Will BE : nd all the merchant ships in adii but were cut off from this refuge HHEBlPKDtllH dus ocean, and has sunk two Brl- on to the two sunk, were more ' by an encircling movement made by th steamers southwest of Colombo. 1 BS damaged. They proceeded FOR NEW YERK POOR the German craft. London. Fob. 24—^ Lloyds an­ ENTERJE CABINET SEENINACTBN V.arsellles and Gibraltar under 11 With escape reducetl M AIKS’OfflMDS nounces that the crewt'Xif the follow the commanders of the merchant I rotectlon of the destroyers. ing steamers were landed yesterday The Lstteat War P As Presideat of the OowneU—By. QeawUtle* *o Relteve the Sttua- IlcpralU of the Transfer of OrerUn their at Um BUon TbesMie to Ika Rmv Tneips and Munitions ara Made OB Thursday. Future. • ably had foundered In one Puhlic. The ZeandIJk. of 4181 tons; the One of the oblaf featuras abuit IHE BREMEN SUNK revalllng gales. Noorderdljk of 7188 tons; the Bem- the fUnu which the Canedten War It Is highly probable however that Atiiens. Fell. 24— An official sUte land of 3770 tons; the Jacatra of Record office has Jnst ralaasad ter .argo aubmarines may Ite co-operat- lilt was given out today i 5373 ton*, the Menado of 6874 tons; deB. Farrl*, 'M.P.P. for Vancouver, who have been ■ufferlng fro pobUe exhlblUou In Great Biltala INSIORMATSFA ng In the submarine campaign, and gard to the transfer of the Greek the Bandoeng of'6851 tons and the will he offered the prealdeney of the high prices of food. The moat defi­ and Canada, and which era to b« That the Deutschland and six sister to the Peloponnesus. In com­ steamer OaasterUnd. All the above council a# a temporary expedient, nite measure suggested 1* the pnr- shown at the Bljon Tbeatie Mardi . ilpa which were being built have pliance with the demands of the En- were Dutch vesael*. with a view of relieving the Premier chaae of a large qnaatlty'of food that 6th and «th. la the Inttmate vtaw I l een or are beluc adapted for this nte powers. The announcement Four of the seven Dutch steamer* of much deUII work during the seo- will be brought here for dtjrtribn- theygive of the ''Uaks''. the new­ 1 lirr Hnrt Trip. work. follows: were homeward bound with full It la doubtful « Mr. Farris ttou at the lowest prleer George W est Invention added to the macMnerr The Greek general staff it Is i goes, and their atuck took place la would accept office under condlUon* Perkins, the chairman of the May­ of war by the BrltUh. The teaks' nnunced. Iiag been transferred from the approaches to the English Chan­ that would eompel bU permanent re or's committee ou the food supply. npaaied the Canadians In thalr I’onllneptsI Greece to the Pelopon- nel. -Vo Instmotlon* as to route* sidence In Victoria. It Is an open uneed that a campaign wlU be advance on Sept. IS. when the -rll- Ing a report from Berlin that the « on Fc’iruary 19. with 15.S00 had either been asked or given by secret that Mr. Farris came near be­ begun to popnlarisa rice aa a anbatt- laga of Conreelette .waa takau. German merchant submarine Bremen 4 200 horses and mules. 313 the BrItUh Admiralty. All arrange ing made attorney general when the tute for more coaUy foods. To kaap •Tha Canadian Army in Anttoa.' waa not lo?t at sea. hot is being used Ps-is, Feh. 24 - The War Office . 1.-.5 machine guns. 140.000 ri­ ments as to these ships were In the cabinet wa* formed, and that when down the price of riee, the commit and tba advance of the tanks.'’ the as a supplyship In Germany’s sub­ .mm cea that a French detach- fles. 105.000 cases of infantry ammu band* of the Dutch antboritles. the final etaotee fell upon Hon. M-A. tee has bonght four mUllon pounds official movtag pletnrea of thU ae- marine campaign, information which nltlnn. 333.000 artilleryprolcctlles. thereof from Tarions supplydapou tnen penetrated the Gorman line In New York. Fob. 24— The deatrnc Maldonald he wa* offered the port­ tlda, gives an Intimate view of these all over ths country. haa l>een m tlie possession of the be .osges. north of Senoyes. last 17..-,.0d0.000 rifle cartridges. At tlon of the Dutch ships by the Ger­ folio of public works, which be de­ Iters, being the first movlag pie Associated I’reps representative In present there are loaded at Piraeus, man submarines, aa reported from night. clined both on the ground that the of the tanks yet issued to tbe Berlin for months. Is that the sub­ for tran.sport to Peloponnesus 19T London involves a loss In ve late Hon. RalpK'llmUh was bettor ARMY OF PIVK MIUJON pnbUc. marine actually went down on her •lid Turkish guns, Imoiy taken In the and cargoes valued at $11,600,000, entitled to a cabinet position, MEN PROVIDED FOR Ever stnes tha sew* of Uia ex­ first voyage to the I’nlled States. Balkan war, while there still re­ according to estimate* given out hero also that be did not want to Uke np Londott. Feb. 34— The army aatl ploits of tha "Oh. 1 say- and the T.e submarine was not raptured main In Epirus a number of obsolete today by the agonU of the line* own­ ilDtiee that would not be in line with mates as Issued today, provide for "Creme de Menthe" -ware publiahad by a British patrol boat, a» was ru­ CEIIREPORIED10 ing seven sbips which were sunk. the practloa of hU profeailon. aa army of 5.000,000 men. exclusive after the battle ot Sept. 18-18 at mored In the I’niten Slates, but went Berlin. Feb. 24. wireless to Say- As president of the oounell without of India. Flere. Conrcelatte and MarUnpuIeb. >down In a great storm in the .Vorth J the Entente commanders. Tllle— The Admiralty announced to­ salary. Mr. FarrU would not have to The tba public has haan wOdly euiicBa Atlantic, according to this Informs-! HAVE SIRUCK MINE day that the Italian transport Minas go hack to Vanoonver for re-«lectlon for 80.000 otflcara and man. thus see these new englaea of war. For tion. I earyitg ecJ^thnnaondWldler* to Ba- so that not only would the preaum- bringing the total of tba asvy par- time pictures ot tba tanka ■were The date and circumstance* of the! CHILD WELFARE SCHOOL lonlkl. ha* been en Bonel to 460.000. ’'■his lllg Willie Star I CLOSES THIS EVENING *4. Immediate purpose of the Pre­ withheld by the British eausor. departure of the submarine for the board except two men perished. mier be served, but the hy-eleoUon "On tba morulng of SepL 18." United States were well known in London. Feb. 24— The BrltlsH wnn'd be deferred until after women cording to n Qermna writer. Berlin at the time, and there was ill- .New York. Fel. 24— Reports that steamer Grenadier has been sunk. legally eligible to rote. The CAUSED TROUBLE ’‘When the Germnn oatpeste crept concealed anxietyon the part of the I.loydsagencyannounces. Her cap­ government. It U anthoriutlvely he big White Star Liner Celtic had fniwds .\ttenilcd out of their dttg-onU into the mists owners of the underwsler merchant- tain and all men were killed but the stated, has definitelyiMfeided to de­ and stretched thehr necks to leek for it a mine on Feb. 14 and been tow- day aod Today. 1 of her arrival. , as • d back to Liverpool In a damaged remainder of her crew were savely lay all throe by-eloctlon* until equal tha Bngliah. their blood ■was chnied craft became Increasingly "'i-rdue, last night’s session of the Child landed. suffrage U oeUhlUhod and the la their veins. Two queer monster* The British steamer Trojan Prince at New Umdon. Conn. When a pub,! hypassengers ono the liner Phlladel- Welfare Institute now being held in oes received bythe Greek an- crawling towards them from the llshed report of the arrival of the > I* also been sunk. craters. Stunned as If an earth­ j I'hls, also from that port. the Athletic flub bulld;ng. the at- tboritiea there haa been serious trou Bremen In Imng Island Sound prov ­ The Philadelphia, the i ieudance taxed the seating capacity bla among the 8000 Greek troops quake bad burst around them, they (CMtInnad on fataI) ed without foundation. Or. „bout 30 minutes le big hall to the utmost. The who surrendered to the Bnlgarlan- Helneken. of the companyowning speakers were liie Rev. Hugh Dob­ German forces at Kaval and who are the Bremen, told the Associated son. the Rev. .Mr. Henderson, who P. T E.. BaptUt Church. Thl* now iDtemed at Goritxa. p that he regard- spoke on Immigration and the future Tuesday. 8 p.m. Open meeting, Hunger and discontent over t ttierlcan liner, wlilch. work of the Institute, and Dr. .^U'’- and women. Rev. F. 8. West will fallnra of the German anthortt over did j not respond, as a British Fh»e wlio look for his subject t!:e give his popnfcr lecture on Liver ­ keep their repeated promises • ieanier„ilready was reported to (mve pieven'.ton of infectious diseases, a- pool. Mr. West spent It years In repatriation are said to have led leactied her. The British steamship. mohg children. The DOdor made 1-3 the centre of the city at a large In­ frequent mutinies and a large nu It was said towed the Celtic back pointed reference to the disgraceful YOUR LIFE 18 SPENT IN BED stitutional church and ha* many ber of deaths from disease, exposure Liverpool. An effort waa made rnndillon of the Rcvlne wlilcli it view* and Interesting stories. and privation are reported. keep the report secret In fear of al­ Dock*, shipping, a number of good TAIlDBIlfD.. opinion is nothing less than an open This being the'case. why minot We gnariuit** *«r tR sad arming the Philadelphia’s passengers cesspool, and the cause of more than view* of the MauretanU. sister ship BT. ANDREW'S CHURCH prolong yourlife? Save sick warkmaashlp am'aU Ladlaaf but It leaked out after the danger half of all the disease In the city. of the Lusltenla; park*, public build­ Public worship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ness. ”Ui fad learn tolo enjoenjoy aid Qaau’ Taller Mads Suita. WanteF zone had been passed. The Celtic. The Little Mothers’ demonstra­ ings. slums, thieve*, kitchens, ragged Rev. Dr. Unaworth will preach yinirrest. See ear stoak sad gat our I have an enquiryfor 20 acres It was believed, carried no passen- schools, etc. No admUalon. Collec- both servlees. Needham Street Sun­ tion which is being so ably conduct­ priaas bafar* aalaetlag your of uncleared land upon which dayschool 2 p.m.. Preaching, Rev. ed by Mis MacMillan. Jailjr*superin­ Sleep on a BANNER WIRE ■aw ault. my client Intends to make Im- Officlala of the Philadelphia de­ tendent of the Hospital, again prov- costs you 1-i per cent. Mr. Burton. 3 p.m. clined to discuss the report todayun­ , provements with a view to tak­ ed most interesting to all who wit­ BIJOU THEATRE ing up realdciice thereon. Llat- der plea of neutrality restrictions for nessed It. and Is liound to be produc­ Inga solicited. j bidding them to talk. It was said tive of excellent results. Lottie Pfrkford at the Bijou Today i here by officials of the White Star The dosing session will be held Louise Huff end Lottie PIckford i lino that no word had been received this evening when Dr. McIntyre will with a great support will be seen *t FUNERAL NOnCE of the accident. The Celtic is A. E. Planta cive an address on “Some Sugges­ the nijou today only In that excep­ Tha officer* and member* of Black RALASKA OOD I 9-10. 1 Ti-n. 2:5-6.. Eric Campbell and Edna Purvlance playopposite Chaplin as usual. This KIPPERED OOD When a-UI thl* glad time of Bleaa- DIED When on the street take par Is said to be Chaplin * funniest KIPPERED BLAOK ALASKA OOD I log come?------At Cedar DUlrlct. cm Thursday. tirnlar notice of those you Feh. 22. John Hill, a native of Ire­ nieol looking a picture of fine SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25th iioailh. In nine cases out of KIPPERED HERRING I.O.O.F. Hall at 7.30 p-m. land' sged SI years FOOD REGULATIONS Funeral Xodee. ten they have bought a EASTERN FINNAN HADOIE. Speaker. George Young, of Victo­ IN SWITTERLAND The funeral will take place from ria. B.C., Bible Expositor. Jenkins' Cndertaking parlor*, A lecture will also be delivered at Berne. Feb. 24— Tbe Bnndearath nalmo. Sunday. Feb. 26. »l 1-30 p.m. announced today the long awaited 2.30 p.m. In the same hall upon the the int.rtnent taking place In type* and Prophecies of the Old etrirtlon of food dlslrlbutlon. where­ nalmo cemetery, i.H.Good&Cd by Swltierland will have henceforth Geo. S. Pearson & Co. Tesument. qualntanret are All Welroma. No Collection .meatleea day# weekly, and to attend. li t* 0*mpl«U. Houm must d« without whipped era** end ■ ll«.If, Jaraa, th* World'i 1 tlewers ba sent. ether Mmllar dlaha*. aud als* i Its ugf aausumpMsu. nm MANAnco run raaw iJLTCRDAT, FEB. 14. 1117. ever, urged that the land ships'» dnstrlallsm. the brotherhood of i 'teasy marks for afllliery, and < tho Tlslon of a world peice. ThU slrucilon w»» not gone on with. Ills Msjesty'sland ships, as i AUToimomim Idealism requires to be balanced and sobered by knowledge of the facia constructed, aro .gasoline motor such as the color problem In South hides, and weigh, equipped 50.000 Africa, the demand for a White Ans pounds. They are :5 fed long. 10 oRstifpimi or mpats.«49>R THK ML KIDNEYS trails, tho racial and religious posi­ v.;dfl and feet high. They tion of the French Canadians, k on a ■•ped-r.vll" sysler- The Daozeroas CondiUaa clash of Interests between the Domin­ Itself stands on cogged wheels, Which Produces MaoyWo|| ions and the Mother Country In re­ and these wheels rest on cosge.i gard to tariffs and Immigration and rails. Tho cars are armored Known Dueuet. labor. India by Itself Is a "terra In­ to a tiiicknos.s of ono inch, ami a a S'sa.sff jai.‘-3Ta!r,cr-.i: i.'si cognita” to the ordinary Briton, wheels n'nd pld-ralls are thup approaches It with a rague presump­ hidden from view. It Is motored tion In faror or Indian telf-got up to ISO horse power. Rifle HCWieGUARDAGAINSr ment, and it la a rerelatlon to him to mscUlne bulleu rattle agalnd find that there ie no such thing as sides as l.armkn:R as hail, as do also THIS TROOBLE- wqplE Or fttr * 2m roar aruigin flOfc a ^«x, • bcx«s tm 9VM "India” but a complex of races e bombs from trench mortars. religions and tUgea of social and in- Orcttter TImu Koninte llctun-.. ECONOMSGAL POWER • FRUIT-A-TIVES- — The WsndsHtf Friday. .S<-pt. IS last, when two of M^iiclne-wm Protset Yra”" tL I. i.44if ITAJTO-OO. IM. > m MUn SliSlte. K.T. ^ The first thing required for POW^R—Power is the verylife-of yourcar. tbeso tanka ambled Into the village creation of that sound public opinion It U the energythat makes the car leap torsvarJ of Klers wltli ll.e British clu-erinp .•.iiUiiutoji-._-.iu>n mean* self-potum, ' which atone can a democratic Em ■in the instant get-away. The energy that carries hohind. the Hermans .retreating like -a-Jsfil by con'.iauoua or ptrtAl pire be based, la knowledge. youswiftlyand smoollilyon high si>cerl witliout a demoralized moh. is deacrihed b;- • .atiruiioa, or insufficient aetien ol The ordinary working i ■be »K>-.VCli(. effort. It is the energythat tikes yuuover the Frederick Palmer, the Ainerlc.in cor och more instrueuble on the Im­ Insb-aa nf the rcfuie matter hills, through the deep sands, through the snow- respondent, aa the most dramatlf perial question than ho la on foro gn Uiily from the body, it Is alaorhed by drifu of winter. day In the history of (he British ar policy, whare he la hampered by tho my In France. ■l.-bloml. Asare»uU,ttvAiVs WAUBC old English prejudice that foreign­ POM^ makes your car easy to drive on tlus This is tljo battle In which the .Vi in nre oi’trvuorktd. In their effort* to rid tho Wood of this poisoning. CV.Q. LLOU OCX. PMta K V. F. JONEi A« t C«X M«m» ers are incaleulab'e and Road or ih Traffic. Power makes you forget the Canadl.vns took a dlstlngulslied part dlculona. and by the abysmal Engl ah mechanism of your car. It mccu the emergencies thus signifying to the world their Itiiionin^oftht tloodin ikit wt^oftra CiiiiMi.PiuoOr.|i5,oo®iO0ortTte^ . ?i3.50o.ooo Ignoranee of fore!^ geography. In­ of travel and traffic witliout nu'.iccahic effort, arrival at the Somme. It is the .-aiisea Indigostion, Lots of Appetit* auil DwturlsHl Stomach. It naypi» ternational relationa and continent­ without faltering. That is tlic way Sfutlebaker (’c.nndian part In this hauls that Is al history. has made Studclaker cars the most powerful cars pictured in the film Just released ■luco IK-adachosand aecplessB***. n m,:y irritaletheKidntytand bring oa If the chief need la more knowl- • on the market in ratio to weight for Can.ads bythe Canadian War Ue Pain in tho Back. Uheumatism, Goqka.. THINK weax BEFORE YOU SPEND ••dge. a number of practical steps may Theyhave made them powerful byp cords Office. And the picture in­ and Uhoumatie I'aius. It is th* ehief design be briefly suggsted; —four years Sfadchaker Engineers have cludes the adventures of these new causM? of l->*ema—and ktept the mhoU F*r*> dc^bir raved will help Canada to Send out parties of working class concentrated their skiil improving, refining and British Behemoths—tho panics system aeAcr.’Mi bylheoonstantahsorp- stttdenu to the Dominions, and from perfecting Studebaker motor designs, until today their Initial and victorious appear- tiou into the blood of Itus refuse nutter do her share in the War. Studebaker is tlie roost powerful car on the In hatlle. In securing the Dominions to the Home Country, "FruU^tr.xr'waialweyitmrtAeio. freely, regularly, u a raeognUed market, in ratio to size or c ___ for Canada. Messrs. Julo and intoxuation or self-poisoniog —** sd«t3Xj a on SavinSB deposits branch of education. At the tame time it U economically powerful Allen, of the Famous Playeni Film " FniU-a tivca ” acta gently on bows)*, s< $1 sod qpwards at sny brsndi of the Bank, Stir up local ednesttloa authori­ It gives you great power with very reasonable Service, and other cnlerprlsea, kiJnoys and skin, strenglbsos th* snwlk -EH. siRO. r ties to thU work and many other lieve that they have a picture great bon ols and tunes up the nervous lyttM. forma of education In tho duties of ■ than the battle of the Somme." SOin a lx>x, 6 for $2.90, trial sitt, S*. •pea m llie avsikiiis •& Pay Day Unlit 0 O'clock. Empire; I say duties, that they may ■Wo* fi. Coiwdii- This Wonderful film will be shown At all dralcts or soot postpaid m not dwell too much on the c to .Vanalmo audiences on Monday receipt of price by Fruit-a-tlve* rial aide of aueh instruction. IS and Tuesday. March B and 6. The OtUwn. EatablUh a system of exchange P.O.B. W«t5.e-^ price of general admission will be Free Press ■p*rt of the world end all the oa prafeeeore wHh the Domlnlone, and LOCAL sens* ■- 2i cents, and for box seats BO This Is a ml«hty traet of which wo eepecUlly exchange teechore in work hare to make oumeJvos worthy, lug olase oentrae and tutorial risae- Want Ads to help the masees of oar popnlatioa to make thcmseWes worthy. Ob the ot books. Get. The business potaatiaUtles of Empire, an lU dn- books by the thouiand, cheep, but tlea, oo its dancers we have to edn- the best writers and up to date. 'Our AuioiBiLE Mm You Provide The eata the people, to ‘edneate onr : plrii up tbelr authorities from Do you want a new CEIJ-CLOU) “Towire ” Will R* tars'. the Bocoad-hand bookstall, and there­ lanKS Will DC tenacity returned when the English UUHT In your lUCK or SIDE CX'R- Goods, Hm qweetina has often tMon Mked fore think of Auetralla aa a Usd of Seen In Action'infantry toned up In waves behind TAINS? We do this sort of work- nett and kangaraoa.' u a democracy bold an Empire? the dovlPs coacboii." W* also mak* new curtala* *r ro The qoeetloB pot la this form ara eokmlal axhibHkma In the ' H. G. WriU' DracripUon. Id that Ue answer should populona oentrea. and expoalUons fCMUntiaa tram Fag* Oa*l pair your old ones at all rubbed Ihrir eyea, which were One of the be« descriptions of the But we are> rapidlyoominc to given oa the epoL WANTED—A girl to bslp with chil­ taadnattd byth* fabulous creatures tanks U that of H. G. WelU. SM that the truer form In which Above nil. ettUst menyvoluntary dren. No ktichea work. Apply Their Imaglnatlona were aUll af- famous English novelist, who calla C. F. Bryant pM tho «naet!oa would bo. Can as helpers U thU edneatiottal work. Mrs. Tryon. Parkgvllla tt teeud by th* bon**irdia*nt. , It them "caterpillar forts". The Lon- thU crseade of Bmptra. helpers who iMther Goods. Etc. Th* Oeacem Bmpba bebaUt out of a fodenitioB of was no wonder tbea that Imaglaatlon don Daily Mirror paid 15000 for the kSidMd but eeperated demo« mast not ba too aeadesUe. but must W.tNTED— Four roomed got the briter of the** aoraly tried | right to reproduce a snapshot ptc- houte or Plat. AplyW« be prepared to learn as writ as to lure In that pictorial weekly. IBc Store. leach, to atndy tba mUd and heart "Snddwily tonguM of flame leap- ' The history of the tanks goes of Ue people before hand. 1 out of the Iron caterpillar. Sheila ! back to Winston Churchill'* time. WA.NTED— White Angora RalMt, ThU U one of Ue Uings whtdi Philpott’s Cafe la Bogart' Blotk. Fhoa* II* (doe) must be thoroughbrsd u$ will not wait eves U war. For The mlralty. , Idea was submitted sound of gun* filled the air. _ . cheap. Apply Free Pratt tl ImparUI problaaa^ elraaiy upon ■tystertoua ersmtnre bad yielded it* , to h.m and he encouraged It. The Open O^r and nifhl secret end th* men eam* Ittck to army anihorltlea at that time, how- V. H. rauLPon. PMv. WANTED— House parlor maid, Sf good general Temporary or pm- manenl. no cooking or wasUag. Mrs. Tryon (or pUoue ID P«k»- yllle. *l • In tho street. But we must D. J. Jenkin’s ras all from tore Never varying quality in — Undertaking Parlors 0* our *beauz yeux.’ 'We hare not WANTED. .OLD ..ARTIFICUI eome to fight for you.’ said an Aua- Fhone 124 teeth. s6nnd or broken: bmt ps» traUan. 'but for what you and wo 1. 3 and 5 H stion Street lible pricmi la Gaasda Poet t» hare in eommon.' ron hav. to J. Daastaa*. PA Box ISO, Vatoonv*r. Oaak smt »r ft Is not merely the vleadld phy- eldue. the splendid conmgn sad hat- wtura malL Uatfte of the men tram arm PURITV FCOUR that Impruas our people, but still FOR .RENT mors the dpep feoHag for BrKaln, More Bread and Better Bread flilE IdSMililCE and MOah ideals that bring theee FOR RENT— sura wRk watsM the ooenaa. aad Stahl* atUcked. ia Fra* fl* Th* London Mutual Fir*. U* Block, low iBsuraae* sad teeem be remembmed that the Mount Royal Fir*, tb* Olaa bt* rent. Apply A. T. Haiti*, • PalU Fir*, th* Dominion Fir*. > no meptration and lU beset- Do you the praailsaa. Miller's National Fir* of Oht- dawr. te ideaUam. The daasl- $1^ a wedcor more cago. and Nationala of I'nrla. eal example Is the bebarior of the in your own home ? FOR SALE laneeshtra eettm eperatlTes la SPEAK-Don’t Write FOR SALE— NIC* bout# et 7 reeme Alt. Dendoff modern oouvenlencae. U A-1 eetM- At the e«br*sk of tUs war. wbat IttOasM. tie *aal*d by a t*« of |( which will bt I arator, lataad t* apply u U* e*m- •turned .t tta* righu nppl'.ad for nr« LOST—Belwami tb# mttaloBsr *f La*da f*r a ll*s*s* ■*t avnilndl*, but *ot atbarvrla*. A Northfleld, a breast bro^^ ,6-C. Telephone Co. praspaat far **al aad p*tral*am *■ royalty shall b* paid oa th* a•^ rhaaubl* autpat of U* mla* ■ two EaglUh halt J Liinited had aad*r a* fallawlng 4s*«rib*d ■au of Iv* raau par tta. oach lido and *a , laada: Th* pmwea leeatlag tb* mla* abril immtasUg at a p**t plaatad at taralah tta* agsat with aw*ra r» CANADIANS tnras. aooouatlag far U* full quaa th* Math w«*t **n«r (aaM « warded. Ratorn to Free r Uty at aarchaaubl* aaal mlaad and hriag elee U* a*rth waat aarai. pay U* royalty tboraoa. r WANTED FOR THE Lot »7. WalllBgUu DUtriri) U*us* salalag rigbia i.rs not bat tollowtag U* high watar mark ta aa sd, snoa rataras sbouia t •rly dlrattiaa t* tu laUra* sd at l*aat oaco a /aa>-. wttt U* NorU East ooraar *f tkt Th* last* wlU 'meliid* th* aoa mlalhg rights •uly, but th* leeem ^QYAL NAVY_ Wsat kalf *f Lot *7, WriUagtta Dly- aay bs pdEmitiud to pnrriiaa* wbai- LUMBER LUMBER hrltt af*r*«ild, tkaaa* du* North S* vv*r availabl* .orfaco rights a« mfc riialaa; th**** dn* waat <• ahaiaa; b* ••BSidarod aaaaasaty ttr th* worn THE EAST COAST SAWMILLS LTD th**** da* Soutt t* ih* palat lag of (b* mla** at Ih* rau at «« IfUlMlIrMt E*r tall ttfarmatlea apUsattta ■Uk*d D*«*mh«r 14th, A.E., Itlt ibaiBd b* mad* ta tb* Saaroury *■ [ft aFagjaftTBg JUl mMtoy All «MiM, aim HMiMlaM MnilM •atad at Naasaa*. B.C., thl* Ilk th* D*panat«nt of tb* Uttrlor, Ot- ■aih, DMra, llaiiUM and AndM. ~~ day.af Jaauary. 1S17. Yierex b. HAiutiieN, TATimill»*WHfTg LAAOR Atpus^ W1 WART YMIR TfllttB JS-t*t .r.sr; THI NANAUIO FBU I ' BATURDAY, KBB. J4. 1917. Esi|uiiuail Naiiaiiuuiij'. GREECE HAS NOIYEl TlmeUbi* Now In irroet The Renaissance SATISFIED IHE ALLIES frmiMM wU' Imt* r.uUaio arfuilovt Vif.iori« »ml poluu io«Uj. d*Ur • Tha Uoduda of Her Parta WlU aot t.MO aad 14.3I. be Ratoed t mtU Damaada of Music With. parkiTllie i.ud CourtsuBT. TnucdaTi . Ttur»Ji.y» Bad aB'atdBji . Athena. Feb. *5 — The tegatlona fWk«n;i« and Port' Alfearml. Hex of Brllalo. Pranee and Ruaala hava Abta WediiewlBri and Fpldar* IS:4k laaued a nota ealllBr tha Graek goy- Iratua dut Najj.»iuio from I'afkartu. ■ -• tfa atleotloB to the hoatlla at­ and Conrt«nfty. Uoudari. WudOM titude of a large pan of the preaa and daya an.l rnaara at U.36. poKi ALi:t:u.vi Bfccnoj*. -t. ^ . the peralatenee with which tha Greek from Pa:l Alberoi and Parkanil/ newapapera maintain that tha gorem TaMOaya. Timradara and Batu baa completely aatlafied the daya. at 14:15. Alllea- demanda. and the blockade U nnj E. C-TIRTH, The mlntatera point out that the' Acant. be ralaed only when the Alllea' mlllUry advlaera Judge Just as Mr. Edison put the morement of troopa and war ma- teriala to the Pelponnealua glyaa music into' millions of ;uarantee of aufflclent execution c'mmm Theae advlaera hare not yet homes with his invention judged. Tha moment haa not yet S.S. Princess Patricia come when they can give thla aaaur- of the first phonograph ance. and the boekade muat be main­ KA.VAUdO to VA.VOOrVHR Dallj so now the beautiful world tained. Nevertheleaa the mlnUtera Except Biutday at 8:80 A. .M. declare that the guaranteeing pow- VANOOrVBR to XAN.UMO. DaUj of music is re-born with not indifferent to the Buffer- Except Sunday at 8:00 P. M. Inga from hunger of the Innocent po- the coming of ’lulatlon. and hare already Uken S.8. CHARMER. factliute the rerletnal- :ing of Greece. 80VE ElON perfom ::::, united , Nanaimo to Union Bayand Comoi The mlnlatera point out the grara Wednesdayand Friday1.16 p.m. 146.141 Brook Avenuo, Toronto. aponalbllltythat wUl reat on the Nanaimo to Vanoou»er Thurada; If it longer per- and Saturdayat 3.16 p. m. miUMhe Itoatlle attitude of the Vancouver to Nanaimo. W’edneada- tryingto lead Greek public opU- and Fridayat 9.00 a. m Tie NEW EDISON loir aatrayand place obaUelaa Is ■ANY FEMALE ROMEOS prMad male pairu often. Her Ham­ nayat the good TelaUoni beti OBO. BROWN. 1%. HcOlRR let was one at the aneoesaee of the Greece and the Allied powera. Among the many interesting Wharf AKent C.T.I —The Instrument That French stage. Nor was she wltbo«t The goremment Informed the Al- things which have happened In oon- aramplB In tha aeheme to portnv a W. BRODM. • P. A. tbat it haa laaned an nectloB with "Romeo and Juliet.'' Re-Creates Music order that the police authorities ha f that Twenty-alx great aetremw hm empowered to taareh piiyatedwell- WlllUm Fox has Just < ■7 done the role, the first of them be­ It astounds. It amazes. You c.in h.avc no conception of its wonders, until :nga for bidden anna, and that the motloB picture, and which U ing Mrs. Freeman la 1810. Char­ goreenment declared it trusts this ao- be shown at the Dominion, was i lotte Cuahmaa. who gave her ftrO To the Kootenay and Eastern you hear it rc-crcatc sonj, instrument' and speech in direct comparison with Mon will be conaldered by the mlnia- project of 1901.to hare Sarah Bern­ InterpreUtlon of the part at Altmar. PolnU cloae connections with hardt play Romeo to the Juliet of N.Y.. tn 1817, became tamona for tha famous ••Oriental Limited- the original. , .Haude Adams. It was annonneed EUm Trae, Throngb train to Chlca«o. In the New York preae Mrs. J. W. Wallack, I Quick tlma Up to data equipment Demonstrations of ti-.is unp.-.rr.!!.Ic.l achievement in the leading cities have Bernhardt herself gave official no­ FAST FREIGHT SERVICE. URmSH PACIFISfS tice of the plan: but a few days U- vali and Mrs. John Drew t Tickets sold on all TranaAtlantu- proved to the satisfa-ztion of the grc.atcst musical critics that the New Edison is ABB RIGHTLY BOOKED tar she came out In denial of it. mong tha actresses who Ibi Llnaa. For unapproached in its range of musical expression. The great French actress intar* ed the male rola fall London. Feb. JS— In the House of eaU on. wriie A ! r,r phone H. c. moxsiUK comi Tc Our by Arthur Fonaonby. Charles P. Tre­ Lhetor Tells How To Strengthen p.;.;. 1 ...J,” h .i;i prorc botk * ui t. c velyan, PhUip Snowden, and other pa ' Agent, ciflsU. The tenor of their apeeehei Front Bt. e. 137 A 613 d/ Eyesight 50 per cent. In One was that the Alllea were pursuing a GEO. A. FLETCHER WUSIC CO. war of eonqneat. They reproached Week's Time in Many Instances NANAIMO. B. C. c the government for tta failure to re- J. W. JAMES .poud to the Mr. Snowden declared that the ion the elmpM mlee. Here la the prae- ger the war oontinued, the less Rkely criptlon: do to any aeUya drug tenna satlafactory to either party store and get a botUa of Bon-Opts Philadelphia. Pa. Do yon wtar Ubieta. Drop one Bon-Opto tablet Beakdeuee 08o Nioni Bt. would be found. glaasas? Art youa victim of eye- Mr. Andrw Boner Law. Chancel­ in a fourth of a glass of water and BtralB or othar syawaaknsaaesT If allow fmdiaaolye. With this Ugeld lor of the Exchequer, aald that In HOT PANCAKES ao, yonwill ha glad to know that ae- hatha the eyeetwo to four times dal­ other country would such speecbee MEATS cordlag to Dr. LawU thara U real ly. Yon should notice yoir eyes .. run THE breakf.lst . iisre been listened to patiently. hope for yon. Many whoso eyei were dear ap p juicy. Ycang.,TeudiT. Throughout the conflict. Mr. Bo- WELDING Olympic 35c. Peacock, 3Bo. Malkin’s *0c falling say they hava bad their ayaa atsH and laflammatloa wiU qelckly ir I.BW eontlnned. the Oermaua had raetored through mtha prlnclpla of disappear. If yonr eyas are bolheiw Ed Syrupa , Corn and Mapla. octed on the principle that they would thla wonderful free prescription. One ing yon, even a little, taka steps to Do not throw awny brok- by terrorlxing clTllian aaya. after trying save them now before It la too late. fii parts. Tiike them to populattona and neutral oountrlea. It blind; conld not foe to read Many bopelanaiy blind mlglit have H. E. DerDendoff and liave Thompson, Cowie & Stockwell He said he waa astonUhed at the ing Now 1 can read evarythlng with been mved if they had asMd ter them repairfaired. VICTORIA CRESCENT PHONE S6 gratlon. of peace at a Ume -when the glaasea and my ayes do not water their eyes In time. Helf thB Patriotic Fund grei-.'ea; of neutral nations bad re- more. At night they aronld pain Note: Another promlneat Phyxl- coguixed the adfully; now they feel tine all cUn to whom tha above artide wee right and wrong. Germany's exoeas- time. It was Ilka a miracle to anbrnitted said: "Bo^-Opto la e very be coDclnded.^ad passed the li­ ma." A Udy who naed it aaya: remarkable remedy. Ita eonatitnant mit which could be tolerated by ••The atm: ingredienu are wall known U amln-. tral countries. or without glasses, but eftar niiag ant eyaspecUlUU and widely pree- thla prescription for flftoan daya st- eribed by them. The maanfaetarera erytbing seems clear. 1 can ay. guarantee R to a TO THEDA BARA read fine print without glaasea.” 60 per cent In one week's time In It believsd that thonaands who we many inataaeea, or refund the money giaasas can now discard them la It can be obuined from any good The Canadian Army in Action I (Vnssef Ben AH. the author of reasonable time and mnlUtudes more druggist and la one of the eery few F poem given below, is a noted wUI be able to feel aboBld he kept on Turkish jpoet who waa educated at be spared the trouble and hand for ragolar nae la almost every Oxford, and baa written many works exptmaa of over getting glasses. Eye family." It U sold in Nanaimo by AND THE both in Turkish and English. He troubles of any daacrlptiOB may be F. C. Steanaaa aad other drag saw one of Mlaa Bara's woudertnlly benefltted by following atorea. films in Copenhagen, where he has been atnoe the outbreak of the war. this pi. Advance of The Tanks the William Fox offices In London.) I thought I knew the world of men, ChHdren Cry for Fletolior's I thought I knew a woman's heart I thought I knew that good and U1 Stood far apart. I thought that laught in life conld The Initial Shonving of These Wonderful Filins bring A new Ideal, a new desire; -will be Given Exclusively at That not a mortal soul conld set My blood afire. CASTORIA TlMa wae the thought that filled my The Kind Yon Have Always Boofffat, and which has hecn breast la nae tor over 30 yt aia. hat borne the stgnatiaw oC That made me proud and cold of ■ - nnil lias been m.3d« aader his per. supervision since ita tntaa^. AUow no o".o to deceive yon In this, THE BUOU THEATRE What is CASTORIA These are the Only Authentic «astarU U a hnrmleas w b.<:C il itn tor Castor OH, Parw You've taught me Itfe'i diviaest Joy gorte. Drops and SoothI::;; ;'r rape. It U pleasant. Contains nettber Opioin, Morphine» nor other KareottoKareoi Pictures Ever Filmed Showing' la not the hope of Heaven above; . It destroys Wenns gr in your huming eyes I're fonnd The wav to love! „ a been In oonStant nso tor the r^Uef of ConstSSc^ Ftatnlcncy, CoUe, nU

THE TANKS IN ACTION t h.p. Adams Engine, complete. $30. « h.p. Detroit Engine, CENUINE CASTORIA $10.00. pBears the Signature af 9HM HAKATmO »■ •ATTOBAT, rW- «•

TWO DAYS ONLY Commencing, Monday, FEB. 26th THE DOMINION 1 I Dominion Orchestra i', in SPECML /^US1C£L PKOGilAMt 1 J. L. Reynolds, ;Jirector MM I J. L. Reynold;, P-ano Oollle Fisher, Violin ? B. Robert;.on, Violin W. Beaumont, 'Gello THEDA ^ Air Warden, 3ass. I, Miiiih l • !:< r. tfif.- ...... llniuJol V. ' i l-l h 'liii • llMim ti aiiil ...... liounod us:.* ...... laiiiieffll 1» Ainoui ' ...... Kly r*. -•i ' ...... Selnmiuim BARA c.. lii<‘:«l:'!i.i;.il Miisic M. retian' of Vmk*«".lliu-uinsHi 7. r.;;v.>ltc fruiu -lidiifo uii* Ai litle”----- Von Uluck Aiieidiis ipi-m ■Sr..|i<‘s IMl rcsf|iic’ ...Massenet !•. Knii-.n-h- 1 ao'l - •luiii Uosaiiuin.le '.. .Schubert pi. -Kvlase" . ;...... V...... IJ'inne In Shakespeare's Immortal ,11. Luvi- .Siui).' ...... ^.... Homer Barelpll i.nl) SAVi; Tin KIM’. ”

ROMEOThe MoviesIHD make a DiiTei enceJ TheM are some of the differences ^tween “Rome lot” in the original and the story as made Into a magnifici lay productionn byWilliam Fox. TIMiS PRICES: IN SCREEN FORM IN 8TAOE FORM Take* two hour* to preaont. Matinee, ADULTS, 10c Hu 413 aceae.!. Action take* piece In 68 different Matinee - - 2 to 5 P. M. place*. Children, 5c AetioB UkM ptacs III n dl«*r..t Require* an entire mot Ins-picture atudlo, a replica of 14th centur, Evening, - 7 and 9 P. M. Verona, and a larpe conntrr eatate Evehings- I ttM* for praMB- for preaenutlon. Hu 21 charaotera, 157 minor per- SHARP General Admission. 15c Hu SI cbarBcten and aboat SS fonnera, and about 2600 auper- nnmerle*.

Tha -Tanka In Action” will be! raffle re- '..r. I O.D.E. for their UAateo tula shown at the Bijou on Mond.t.v and .unductid by tin- »vl ooi dill- Tuesday. March 6 and 6. Watch the amounted i<> 8149 40. Of U,l« for fnrther.particulars. Tbey THE ONANM OF Tl.e Oddfellow, held their wHlT WBLL K0T idtiful f.ltiH and this will Cray will;: lh» Idea of .wndinc wi'i,t drive Inst night ud th* prl* TIETM t.r.i -ilui-iac tbl« city. ,lo!;ar » worth of tobacco to each winners were a, follow,: 0mi»- i of the !<■ Nanaimo boys at preseat men. 1st Mr. Fred Jackwa:laAMr. VnU knot uma are ~a tht** THE BIJOLI mt hump sad a tap toreeer~ i •neket No. 131 held by MIcs noro; in France.” and the ha- Jas. Croigfiton; Ladle, 1« Mto X Jackfon; 2nd Mr*. E. Thome. Tto In eu nortfliaR otmb. Tbep thv Tr.:wford. won the Dutch doll, "■HI »i*- e-rislly divided he- luu n Am *B Anir ewn I whicl. was raffled yesterday by laa i«een ti.e local brunch of the Red nejtt whist drive will take ptato •• AOrtD/IY and Bastion Chapter, I. O. D.* E. ‘‘ •um “'H’ Friday. March 2nd. dUPERrCATUREd .1 TUESD4Y . ' TOOTH PASTE Vtmt Mdbt and Mratec will CHARLIE BRAND CHTAPLIH NEW Spencer ’s We'^k-End Specials! MUTUAL

CHAPLIN On Sale Friday and Saturday it. Taiiliatii COMEDY .... . tXP« and H.U CKKS at 10c WOMK.V.S IKKITS at Sl.lW ■ ' IN IS dozen plain white lea cup, This Is an opportunity for and uucera. I’arla shape. K>K,d women With small feet. In tha durable ware for every day ur e lot are vlcl kid. gun metal, but­ ^ ‘Easy Street’ Not over one dozen sold to any ton wl!h blai'k cloth top*; I raA. ■iSIHsr far m ealr one cualojner. Como earlyfor r uaaeaAS4 aauanov at.ei- also vicl kid laco boot*, aoma tbeu. They are worth half a, have low heelr. bat remember, ■ etaatar Hr. O. a Hohaui JUST ONE UNM CONTINUOUS much asaln. email ,lze, only, vit- 2%. 2, ROARINO LAUOH PYidar and Saturday and 3H. T)’.py are sold ragu- hirly at »3.50 a pair. FVida>- and Saturday . . . «1.»0 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EMBROIDERIES ISe Yd. aa 1 M. Bar. Hr. KO good quality Tapaatry Hearth Rugs In a pleulng as- A choice lot of Embrolderlaa, aortmeni of patlorn,, floral, ^glngs, insertlona and bead- PATTLINE medallion and Oriental, la red. Iffgi; they are mill enda and green and fawn culorlngi.Thcy come In length* varying from . to Ha wjm n( Mr. t%mr* meuure full 27x64 Indies. Do 1 to 10 yard, on piece. They Hrai* Ww* A4VU. a daadktn.* FBEDEBICE not overlook this bargain. It's ■re worth from 15c to 26c yd. Fridayand Saturday.. . . ISc IN rul. Friday and Halorday ... 9%M Olrla’ Sarga DraSMa. Sa.90, The Slave Market Barewn and Table Corm, aSe Good qni’llty all wool Nary Serge Dresses for girl* from • 12 dozen D.'e„er Cover* and . to 12 year*. They are well Miss Froderick has th* role of the Convent- Table Cover*, made of good, made and neatly trimmed with bred daughter of the Governor of one of the durable linen finished cotton. buttona and collar* and cuff* West Indian .Islands, In a stirring Melo- Hemstitched and drawn. Run­ of novelty alike. Earlier In the drwna of the Spanieh Main...... ners are 17x50 Inches. Squares season these were sold at 34.60 are 29x29 Inclie*. You usu­ each. On sale ally pay 35c for thl* Una. Friday and Haturday . . .92.00 Friday aad ftatunlay----- SOc - FRIDAY and SATURDAY - 0FECTA1. FRICKS ON DBCOS STAMPHD CHXTRKS for 16c SooU> Emulsion Urge . .21.00 8cott% Emulsion, small .‘.60e Clara. Jgmball *3 doxen 18 In. round centra Allcnbury-a Food at...... 800 pleow. both whlU .and ecru, Lei big's Beef. Iron and Wine atamped In v*r;ou ‘« dealgn, ru ...... 650 YOITNG- -dy to ba-emhroideredz ^wlth FrutaUve*.-60c aUe_____ 40o aad without laca edging. They Talcum Powder, lib tUs ..l«o are good value, at 2Se and lie. Faroi de, S5e alia------26« each, Above Price* for JYlday mad The Foolish Virgin FMday and Satnnlny___ Uc Haturday Only.

Law.» . It . pfeenU a story . replete with •learl Interest, yet rehrMhlngiy free from bnpoee'b'e " ‘ David SpeDCcr, Limited

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