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RIVER FLOOD AT KATO ASKED TO CANADA LEADS NICOMEN ISLAND FORM CABINET MPEG MAYOR EVEREST CLIMBERS IN VOLUME OF Question of Union BUDGET VOTE IN FOR JAPANESE NOW FALLING EXPORTS PER HEAD Tokio, June Admiral Baron Mission City, B. C., June 9.—Al­ DIED HERE TO-DAY AT MO FEET - Kato to-day was offered the Ottawa, June 9.—Canada leads Before Assent bly of though the gauge here, according to Captain McKenxte’s measurements, Premiership of Japan. He asked time New World’s Altitude Record the world in velume ef experts registered 19 feet 8 inches at eight to consider whether he would under­ Mr. Edward Parnell Had Come per Heed of populattdn. Figure* May Be Closest Division of the made public by the Department ef o’clock* one inch higher than yeeter take to form a Cabinet to succeed for Mountaineers day, reports from the east end of to Recuperate Trade end Commerce shew that Session that of Premier Takahashi, which re­ Presbyterian Church Nlcomen Island-agree that the water Canada's exporte now amount in signed Tuesday. Had Been Prominent in Busi­ Three Men Within 2,200 Feet value to $146 per capita as com­ Debate Continued in House th.' Kdmp record.«i »t Qu.«n.i pared with $98 fer the United ______■ ______I ydsterday will not be felt here under Admiral Kato headed the Japanese ness and Municipal Life of Summit Kingdom and $65 for the United This Afternoon 48 hours, old observers of the river delegation to the Washington Con­ States. During the year 1902 Committee Advises Forward Steps In Reporting to declare. ference. Mayor EM ward Parnell, of Winni­ London, June 9.—The Times Canada exported products te the Gathering at Winnipeg; Views of Opposing Section Ottawa, Juie 9— Kstimates on peg. pawed away here at 2.20 o'clock value of $28 per capita, as com­ announces in its editorial coj^ pared with $40 per capita fer the the vote on tW budget in the this morning, following a protracted urons that three members of the United Kingdom and $15 per Set Forth By Dr. Scott, Montreal. House of Commons next week illness. He came to Victoria from Mount Everest party succeeded capita for the United States. Two Canadians to Fight Winnipeg on April 14 last on three in reaching the highest land alti­ Winnipeg. June 9.—Progress in the adjustment of technical vary widely. months' leave of absence in the hope The defeat of the Drayton tude ever reached by man. It details attendant upon the consummation of church union was that he might recuperate his health, reported to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Conservative amendment on a but despite everything that could be says : Out Ladies' Title As “Three members of the LENINE REPORTED Canada here thiH-iyoraing by the special Church Union Committee, joint vote of Liberals and Pro­ done for him he "continued to fall. He through I)r. Pidgeon, Toronto, its chairman. was *3 years of age. Everest expedition. Mallory, gressives is regarded as being Mayor and Mrs. Parnell took up Somerville and Norton, on May The committee recommended that ita otfii existence be con­ practically a foregone conclu­ - Result of To-day's Play their residence at 1182 8t. Patrick 2t reached an altitude of 26.800 feet, tinued for another year and that it report again at the 1929 As­ sion. The test will come on the Street. Oak Bay, having taken a the highest ever reached by man. sembly. In the meantime it proposed to obtain the best legal ad­ lease of the Allan H. Wyllie prop­ and just 2,200 feet below the summit. Cerebral Paralysis Overtook vice with a view to necesaary enabling legislation from the Federal subsequent dWIslon on the main mo­ erty. Doctors Wasson, Rldewood and "The news came in three mes­ tion. While It Is stated th«*e is i Fraser were In frequent consultation sages which reached London yes­ Soviet Premier Parliament: In the semi-final round of the Pacific Northwest Women’s over the case, and need every pos­ terday from General Bruce, com­ The report made it plain that the property rights of individual possibility of three or four Pro sible means that medical science mander of the expedition. On May gresslves votingM with the Govern Championship at Colwood this morning, Mrs. Hutchings, of could devise to restore Mr. Parnell to 21 the three members named, leav­ Trotzky’s Faction Gains churches which declined to be bound by the genefal decision to ment, the remainder are preparing Winnipeg, and victor over Miss Doreen Kavanagh, champion of health. ing the camp established on May enter a united church would be protected in the settlement. to line up with the Conservatives For some time past friends of the 20 at 25,000 feet, climbed nearly 2.000 Strength in Country Adoption of- the report was moved In opposition to the budget, thereby California, beat Mrs. Crane, of England, 4 up and 3 to play. feet and on the third day were back forcing what probably will be the late Mayor were denied the privilege hy Dr. Pidgeon and seconded by Rev. Mrs. Hutchings out: 566, 465, 346—46. of seeing him, and though his condi­ at what is known as Camp Three, Tendon, June 9. From *ources Dr. C. W. Gordon, ex-Moderator, who closest vote of the session. at Changlee, 21,00(7 feet above sea which cannot ha doubted. It i* learned A Government defeat is generally tion was low, yet hope was held out said it, was not committing the As­ Mrs. Hutchings in: 746, 563—30. to yesterday that he might recover. level and three miles north of the that Premier Lenine’s condition up sembly to any new expression of regarded as highly improbable, but j to a few days ago was regarded at Hie death Is keenly regretted by peo­ summit of the peak. opinion. the Government majority, aecordlng Mrs. Crane out: 654, 667, 356—47. Excellent Promiee. Moscow a* critical and probably to to-day’s computations, may be ple In Ontario, and throughout the hopeless, although there is no. word Dr. Ephraim Scott, of Montreal, less than ten. Mrs. Crane in: 665, 675—34. western provinces. For Victoria he "To Raye got so far in a climb as to what change the Intervening Suggested that the report be printed Conservatives will oppose the bud­ had a warm regard. which was merely a kind of pre­ days may have brought. and distributed among the commis­ get because of Its reductions in cus­ Hie Mayoralty. liminary reconnaissance was a tint These advices state-that the recent sioners before it was acted upon and toms duties and other provisions Although the men’s amateur golfing laurels will cross the The late Mr. Parnell was deeply in­ achievement and seems to augur stroke of the Soviet Premier was one Lieut.-Col. Ralston Addresses it was decided that this should be they have criticized. Progressives border, the semi-finals of the Pacific Northwest Women’s Cham­ terested in the unemployment ques­ well for the success of the Anal ef­ of cerebral paralysis. He hae appointed. through the early hours of this Protection of British Army with a five. Her approach and final Government Problems rosé rapidly u> be head baker with J. Legation here trpen receipt of de­ forenoon's eeeston by Lieut. -Colonel An Amendment morning. If necessary, to bring the îngs* m^fhfenfbfliFrennli* many tailed telegrams from Moscow. M. Ralston# noted barrister of Halifax. , Force Asked Jones ax London, a position he held Winnipeg. June 9 (Canadian Preea) end before the eonelueion pt. the from 1879 to 1181. He organized the Yureneff, the Soviet Ambassador to N. 8, twice a member of the Nova week, but the number of sp#iken * yards from the pin and her approach Magna Charta Advocates l^tvlo. said the rumors were due to —An amendment to the church union liondon. June 9.—The incident til from a difficult position still, left her Parnell Baking Company In London Scotia Legislature. Decorated for still on the list and the fact that the Premier’s temporary illness, which distinguished service in the Canadian report submitted thl» morning which Belfast Monday night, when the two and a half yards from the hole. In 1881, and soon advanced his stand- Celebrate 107th Anni­ will ask for a full survey of the legal Hon. W. 8 Fielding. Minister of Ing"in that city. had been Induced by privations and force* during the war Mr. Ralston is Finance, had an announcement to Mater Hospital was fired upon, con­ Mr*. Crane’s Five-hele. versary exertions of years ago during the well known through Canada and the and legislative aspects of church For eleven years he was an aider- revolutionary work, but Lenine was union, will be moved at this after­ toako on his taxation proposals tinues to agitate the Ulster capital, An excellent par four at the third man of London, and wee an unsuc­ United States. again necessitated a change a. read y beginning to showed marked noon’» session of the Presbyterian according to press dispatches. The placed Mrs. Crane one up; but her cessful! candidate for the Mayoralty The king is subject to the law of He declared world peace was de­ General Assembly by Dr. Ephraim Speculation, tee shot at the fourth landed her pill improvement. pendent upon the wiping out of pub­ hospital authorities telegraphed the against Hir Adam Beck. the land and thl* was brought about Scott, of Montreal, it became known What Mr. Fielding’s announce­ In the drink. Mre. Hutchings took ad­ In 1901 he organized the Coleman by Magna Charta, Henry C. Hall. lic Ignorance regarding international International Red Cross headquarters at noon. ment will l*e is creating considerable vantage of her opponent’s "trouble" Baking Company at Toronto, and K. C. said In his Magna Charta Day affairs. Dr. Scott started to read the pre­ In Geneva. Swltserland, protesting and won the hole with an easy four. continued as president of that com­ luncheon oration at the Hudson's Bay "We are doing better about our In­ amble to his proposed amendment at speculation to-day. That he has ternal affairs, but when it comes to some modifications to make Premier against the occurrence, demanding Both had a short chip to the green pany throughout his life. He turned Building to-day In celebration of the the close of the morning session, but for their fourth shots at the fifth. 707th anniversary of the pact.* foreign affairs the motto seems to was interrupted when a delegation King virtually announced in the the immediate protection of British his attention to the West a dozen be "Let George do it.* and we do not House yesterday and the general ex­ Both took three putts and halved the years ago. and in 1910 he organized The celebration was under the from the Met hod let Church arrived. troops and also asking the K$d Cross even trouble to inform ourselves Just pectation is that they will tonch on hole. the Rpelrs-Parnell Baking Company Anglo-American League. Major what ‘Georgs' has done," he said. ______. Will Bread ______4he proposed- stamp tax xm cheques, to come to the help of "our sick and Mrs. Hutchings took the aixth with wt Winnipeg. This - business, one nf Wendell Shaw, who ts atso one rrf utre wounded." Ought te Knew. "It Is Imposàlble for the assembly and possibly also anti-dumping and a well played five. Mre. Crane having the leading bread manufacturing strong advocates on Magna Charta The Geneva office replied that It to take away from the Presbyterian depreciated currency. These have missed her drive and failed to clear firms in the prairie capital? at 666 had charge of the details. "I am saying it I* our duty a* Church of Canada Its right to exist," all com»- In for wide comment since was ready to take all necessary far from the rough in her eecond shot. Elgin Avenue, grew quickly to its plain, ordinary eitisens to know steps and asked to whom the Red At the Meadow of Runnymede in Scheme to Feature Tillicum Dr. Scott declared. "Only one-third the budget was brought down. Both tee shot* were placed nicely on present dimension*. this month of June, seven hundred what . machinery is available should of the adherents of the church voted Cross communication should be ad the seventh green, and the hole wfcs In addition to his bread- making a crisis come, and further, that it Is dressed, to which the hospital au and seven years ago. the forces of Meeting in favor of severing connection with halved with three*. A.fine four at the Interests Mr. Parnell was associated the people of England met the forces our duty to see that our neighbors the church," he addetL "Nothing can thortties replied thaCthe note should with a number of other companies, has this Information. stop the actfvitiçs of the church: it be sent to the British Government. eighth to her opponent s five, gave of the king in that greatest battle of Mrs. Hutchings the advantage of while his chief public work, apart history—a battle that ended not In Sewer By-laws May Be Re­ "You may say the United States will continue to spread the Gospel Ne One Struck. two up. which she .retained at the from that of municipal affairs rout or disaster, but in a compact, an drawn is not interested in this machinery no matter what decision may be Jt was not suggested that anybody turn after both had halved the ninth done as an officer of the Sons of Eng­ agreement — that agreement the l>ecause she Is not a member of the reached by the assembly." League of Nations, and you may say it bin the hospital had been struck in sixes. land. in which body he had served Magna Charta. the foundation of the It was one of the hardest things in during the fusilade, the word Two Out ef Bounds. the high office of Supreme Grand liberties of England and of the The first public discussion of the that certain documents, taken by the world to speak to the contrary ’’wounded" used in the message to President. world," said Mr. Halt. Greater Victoria scheme will take themselves, are security against war on what was in the «ùnd* of so many Tragedy awaited Mrs. Hutchings Place In Saanich nçxt week, the Til­ if our people know of their existence ir th<- Assembly. Dr. Scott said. Ills Geneva referring to- sufferers from at the tenth, her tee shot landing her Mr. Parnell married Emily Ell: "It established for all time two previous street fighting being cared beth Victoria Lowe, daughter of the licum Voters’ Association having call­ and understand their purpose: but J preamble called for the continuance among the trees to the right. Her great fundamental principles: one, ed a meeting at Tillicum School on do not admit for one instant that the of the Presbyterian Church In Can­ Want Income Tax to Help Cut for In the hospital. The blame for second caught a low limb of the stal­ late Joseph Lowe, and Is survived by that the king was not above but sub­ the accident had not yet been placed. his widow, four sons and theee Tuesday evening, when thi* project United States is not a member of the ada. contending that the present un­ wart oak and out of bounds she went. ject to the law. and In this way rest in the church was Injuring Ita Municipal Rates The Times to-day prints the re­ daughters. will be prominent on the agenda. League of Nations. A second shot from the same spot founded that type of government New aspects of the sewer by-law "Your assistance, your steadfast work. Legal obstacles, he said, had sults of its Investigation. It declares failed to clear the dog’s leg bunker hitherto unknown—a limited mon- all concerned lost their heads and question in Saanich are also expected support—yes. more, It may be your been found which presented grave Urge Uniformity in Account­ and she did not reach the green until to be laid before the meeting, as rate­ leadership. Is needed In forfver des­ difficulties In the way of church un­ the whole affair is symptomatic of after she had played five shots. Mre. Hietery Changed. the lamentable chaos existing in Bel­ payers have taken legal opinion* as troying the will tà war by providing ion. ing Methods in Western Crane mleeed her second, but kept "Secondly, by its reference vague, to the legality of some of the pro and securing mean? whereby the Fer Continuance fast. safely In the fairway. Her third TWO HOTTENTOT Provinces Cardinal Logue. but stronger, and capable of greater visions of both by-laws. warlike intention on the part of any The Presbyterian Church associa­ went to the rough to the left. She development for Ita very vagueness, Te Defer Action. nation will be frustrated by con­ tions, continued the preamble, from Dublin. June 9.—Writing to the. won the hole with a six to her op­ east to west, appealed for continu­ Facing heavily increased school to the custom* of the realm set up an The Saanich Council some weeks ferences. by delays and by peaceful press about his second experience at ponents seven. Mrs. Hutchings took abstract principle of Justice, to which ago decided to take advice upon the Intervention and negotiations." ance of th#> Presbyterian Church. costs, Western Canadian cities should being held up by Ulster constables. the eleventh with a four bat failed LEADERS KILLED It is believed that Dr. Scott*» share in provincial income taxes so an Englishman Is inalienably en­ by-law to raise $61.500 pn the gen- Cardinal Logue, Primate of Ireland, to hold her advantage at the twelfth. titled—a growing justice, as the Idea enU municipal credit to pay the city. amendment will be completed at the that they may reduce municipal tax says he objected very strongly 10 Both were on the greèn tn three and afternoon session, when discussion of rates, the Council of Western Can­ of Justice must grow—but the greater The opinion of Municipal Solicitor H. having the letters and documents ill Mre. Crane had a long up-hill putt Rebels in Southwest Africa B. Roberts. K. C.. was laid before t^e the church union probably will be adian Municipal Unions declared in a his grip scrutinized. Describing before her Her approach was well the better, that comprehension of put over until the printed form is resolution passed this morning, Were Captured Justice, it was so soon as compre­ Municipal Council at last night’s L( Wednesday’s affair, he writes: judged and she sank her five. Mrs. session at Royal Oak. and was tabled, available. follows: • _ "The order was given to ’cover Hutchings lipped the cup with her hended. the Englishman'» right. Step» Advised ----- ’.-Whereas the cost of educating our without being formally read, though that man with a rifle/ and immedi­ < Cen rl nded London. June ».— (Canadian Frees So by these two great principles a number of the Councillors perused The report was a reiteration of last children is continually Increasing; Cable)—All the fugitive ^ringleaders • And whereas land' and improve ately-a rifle was thrust under my was the course of history of all times the document. year’s Assembly decision to take such «nose. I was also covered with a re­ and 150 of their followers in connec­ and all nation» changed. A way was steps as were deemed best to effect trente are already Rearing all the GREAT LOAN TO tion with the recent revolt of the This course was taken in view of taxation which can gbe placed upon volver. Believing that the young found to maintain central authority the Greater Victoria proposal*. Reeve organic union ai expedltionsly as country lad who had the revolyyr Bondelswart Hottentots were cep- Watson declaring that the reading: Clauses Debated by Commit­ possible and asked the Assembly fur­ i hem without amounting to conflsca- BE FLOATED IN . tured and two leaders who led the and yet to leave men free. t Ion : was unaccustomed to firearms and "The signers of the Magna Charta would he deferred from week to week ther tri- might cause the revolver to go off. sults that would flow from it. They It Is understood that the larger by­ Lest legal minds to ascertan how the asked him repeatedly to keep its killed, according to a Reuter dis­ property right of congregations dis­ cial taxât ion;BHRflflBBBi Pari*. June 9.—Another Interior (Concluded on page 16.) law is believed to be untenable with­ Ottawa. June 9 (Canadian Press) — "Therefore he it resolved t)*ât the point turned up, but he gave no heed patch from Cape Town quoting from out a shortening of the life of the * We are trying to accept the restric­ senting from union could be preserved loan of 4,000.000,000 to 6.000.000,000 a speech made by Premier Smuts In and what legal procedure would be rtvernment of the four Western and so I sat under rifle and revolver francs will be floated shortly for bond issue from the proposed fifty tions gracefully." . Provinces be requested to levy an in­ while the search proceeded." the legislative Assembly of South DELORME TRIAL years, to accord ith rhe Municipal This was the reply of E. G. Long, necessary for the transfer ofsPresby- continuation of the work of recon­ Africa, terlan Church property held for pres­ come tax so imposed that all persons struction In the devaetated regions, Act limitation of thirty year*, and o; the Dominion Mortgage and In­ capable of paying taxation will be One of the Hottentot chiefs killed IS ADJOURNED this may also be brought before the vestment Company, when asked re­ ent use to the proposed united church. *t wa* announced to the Cabinet yes­ was Abraham Morris, who fought required to bear their due share of terday by Finance Minister de meeting in the form of a legal garding amendments to the Loan valiantly against the German* on TILL NEXT WEEK Companies Act and the Trust Com­ the cost of i.dminlstpring public af­ Lastrey. opinion. ____ fairs. and that this income tax. so behalf of the Union of South Africa The Tillicum g inhering wilt *!»o be panies Act at a sitting of the Bank­ imposed, be returned to the munici- “ADAM AND ËVE”^ in the Great War. Premier Smuts Montreal, .lune 9—The trial of addressed by Mies Booth of Keoul- ing and Commerce Committee of the palitI<*M on a basis of school poptfla- made a feeling reference to this. Adelard Delorme, charged with the malt. who will explkln child hygiene Commons this morning. El tion for the purpose of reducing mu­ murder of his half-brother, Raoul, "Admitting the principle pf restric­ TAKEN FROM MAINE tion, the amendment Is not objec- nicipal rates." wa» adjourned this morning until - I S-Al . J ■ ...... II . . .• Mudp-jpni l’nions - of. . tba...four WINNIPEGfy tiw 11 It hv UlmrMAN BEADllfcTW -----Thursday-next- by Me. Justice M

'*r VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 9. l’-L’l!

I Our $4.45 H»t* are Famous, They are the Talk of Every Good Dreued Woman-See I NEWS FROM I______the Window Display. 1 KAYSER KAYSER SILK SILK THE OTHER SIDE GLOVES 1006-10 Government Street GLOVES Senators Expressed Views on Interesting ^Letter From Store Houe 9 e.m. to 6 p.m.—Wednesday 9 a.m. . Question of Nationhood Woman in South Africa A Sale of Specially-Prepared Hats June 9.—(Canadian Press) Johannesburg. South Africa.—MI —Discussion of the League of took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Nations changed in the Senate yes­ Çotnpound for weakness and be­ for Saturday’s Selling at terday afternoon to a debate on cause I felt run down. 1 tried a Campbell's Bulletin of Saturday Bargains Canada’s status within the Empire. lot of medicines before I tried Referring to the disarmament con­ yours. One day I was standing on ference recently held at Washington, my stoop when a boy came up to it was questioned whether or not me and handed me one of your Canada had any legal right to repre­ little books. I read the book and Presenting Many Unusual Values for sentation there. the next day my husband went to $4.45 the chemist's and bought me a bot­ Resuming the debate on Sir George Foster’s motion. Senator David said tle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege­ the question of Canada's status in the table Compound. I have taken the Week-End Shoppers League of Nations was a big one medicine ever since and 1 feel quite and would come up for review be­ strong and well now as I am on fore Parliament. He endorsed the the sixth bottle. 1 have written to work of the League of Nations. my sister and told her all about The values offered in this week-end bulletin are nothing short of Senator tieique declared that the wonders it has done for me, means must be found to prevent and 1 am quite willing for you to extraordinary. Read over carefully the various specially priced Qiues wars. The only known means for use my name as I can not thank this work was the League of Nations. offered in each department and be here Saturday to take advantage of Bi-fore the late war he had believed you enough for what it has done that such a league was necessary for me.”—Mas. W. F. Rush. 128 them. Note the following: and he rejoiced in its formation. 6th Ave., Mayfair, Fordesbui*. Johannesburg. South Africa. Ottawa Appointment. It is this sort of praise of Lydia Senator Dandurand Government E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, Women’s Wool Jersey Suits—Formerly Leader, dealing with Canada's status given by letter or verbally, one at Washington, declared that the woman to another, that ought to status had not changed, but discus­ sions Indicated that Canada had en­ commend this splendid medicine to larged the scope of her.interests, the you. Priced Regular Up to $39.00— true status remaining undefined. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Shopping in the The appointment of Sir Robert Compound Is a medicine for wo­ Charming New Borden as delegate to the Washing­ men's ailments (In use nearly fifty Styles, Becom­ M o r n i n g As­ ton Conference had* been made years), and the fact that It has ing Summer sures Better through Ottawa, but had to bear the helped thousands of other women, } $17.50 and $25.00 King's signature, obtained through should cause you to give It a trial Colors Selections the Secretary of State now. It can be safely taken by Colonies. any woman—young or old. Women I and-Misse» Sports Suits of Wool Jersey in plain eolors Senator Relcourt thought Canada had no specific right in the British atnl faney brown heather mixtures have been greatly reduced delegation. This country could only to clear Saturday at $17.50 and...... *...... ^25.00, act within her constitution. Canada had a direct interest in the League S'enator Casgrain thought the These Suits are splendid value and well tailored. League of Nations a beauuiui urvum. He did not believe in coaxing the United States to enter the league Plaid and Striped of Nations. TO BE CITIZENS Knitted Wool Sports Sir George Foster, in closing the debate, wild that people must l»e edu­ cated to the aims of the league if it Desire Full Rights, Says Sas­ Dresses Sports Skirts was to succeed. He asked the Gov­ ernment to assume responsibility for katchewan Leader distributing literature concerning the $7.90 League among members of the Winnipeg. June 9.—The Douk- $9.75 Federal Parliament and Provincial hobors will not emulate the Men- Even in long-planned-out sales it is usually impossible to accomplish so much, and one Legislatures. nonltes who have removed from Nl Knitted Wool, One-Piece A limited number of Fancy big Reason for these better-than-ever values is the fact that in marking them *4.45 we Canada, according to W. M. Caxak- Plaid and1 Striped Wool Sport have done MORE than our share in sacrificing profit. We are sure that the Saturday off, general manager of the Christian Sport Dresses, only a shoppers will agree with us that such stylish llats and such values were never offered in CARRYING ON FIGHT Community of the Universal Brother­ Skirts have been priced for hood. Ltd., of Veregln. Bask., inter­ limited quantity; all good a quick clearance Saturday a sale—and at . ..^m: ...... ------—— ___ -______IL,L viewed. here- They are so content that, if anything, they have made colors. Saturday . .$9.75 at ...... $17.80 AGAINST DISEASE fuller plans for remaining here. Mr. Vazakoff says that while the Doukhohors continue to lead their $4.45 lives of restraint and industry, they Saturday Hosiery Bargains Knit Underwear Attrac- National Council for Combat­ want, if they may. to become all the better Canadians. They look for Included in this salé are White Georgette Hats, Organdie Hats, Sport Hats, d* A 4P ting Venereal Diseases citizenship. They wish to acquire Women's Cotton Lisle Hose, factory second ; Dress Hats and Hats for all occasions—and all marked down to...... Meets this supreme right in the land and black and white. Special to clear at 4 pairs lively Priced hope that It will he arranged with for ...... *1.00 concessions permitting these people Women's Fine Cotton Lisle Vests, strap St. John. N. B.. June 9 - The an­ to conform to their tenets. . Luxlte Silk Hose in black, white, silver, nigger, nual meeting of the Canadian Na­ He denied that Peter Vetegin. th«* gunmetal and navy, with ribbed tops. Per shoulder and opera top. Special Saturday The South African Plume Shop tional Council for Combatting Ven­ head of the Doukhohors. was trying pair ...... • • -*1.50 only 4 for0...... *1.00 ereal Diseases was held here yester­ to induce a settlement at Blatn Lake. Penman's -Full-Fashioned Silk Liais Hose, in Splendid Quality Cotton Lisle Knickers, made day. It was decided to change the Man., to Join the Brotherhood. with gusset, pink and white; elastic at knee Yates Street Phone ! name of the Council to the Canadian grey. Palm Beach and pigeon; regular $1.00. Social Hygiene Council or Associa­ Saturday ...... 50* and waist. Saturday only ..<■«.•••••• .50* tion. Ribbed Top Silk Lisle Thread Hose, in black 60 Dozen Women's {Fine Cotton Lisle Vesta, , Another new departure was the ap­ UNEMPLOYMENT and brown ; eizea 8%. 9 and 1*4 ; factory pink and white; all styles. Vfery special proval of the appointment of a husl- value Saturday at ...... 60* Chinese Ambassador to the United I ness committee. Those namel for seconds. On sale Saturday at, per pair 60* States. the business committee Include F. W. B17D Out-Size Cotton Lisle Combination» strap SIR A. E. GEODES Sir Auckland declared that never Marsh. Vancouver. B. C. shoulder and tight knee. Special, per before in history had the diplomatic The new officers are: President, suit ...... *1.76 HEAD-FIX relations of the United States and Mr. Justice W. R. Riddell. Toronto; Bargains in House Dresses Great Britain been so frank, cordial vice-presidents. W. Halpin, \V inni- Sick m Memos Headaches SPEAKS IN TORONTO and free from antipathy. peg; Arthur Murphy, Edmonton; Dr. G.W.V.A.’s Request to Ottawa M. M. Seymour. Regina. Saturday Glove Bargains TORONTO TRIAL. The executive Includes. Rev. H. T. Supported by Tom Moore and Aprons me run Says Nations Need More Uni­ Arch bold. Victoria, and F W. Marsh. NO OPIATES or Toronto. June 9.—Hiram F. Slater, Vancouver. Ottawa. June 9 «Canadian Press) Kayser Chamolaette Gloves, black natural, Houmous drugs president and manager of the defunct The reports from YtTc provinces TThe deriîàhd ftT Mr.~Macnoit ts e Good Quality Print Apron Dresses, with slde- white, brown, grey and mastic; all Wises. versity Trained Statesmen showed that there had been great 11rely In harmony with the -oft-re^^ei front fastening and belt; medium and large Nukol Fuel Company, Ltd., of this prated requests of organized lalwr.’ Special, per pair ...... 79* city, and Leslie J. Thompson, a direc­ activity, particularly in Ontario and sizes. Saturday ...... 98< Toronto. June That mainly due British Columbia. declared Tom Moore, president of 12-Button Length Silk Lisle Gloves, In white, tor of the cdmp&ny and son-in-law of the Trades and Labor Congress of Smart House and Porch Frocks of plaid and MMerRprti to the war, there was a great scarc­ Slater, are on trial here on charges British Columbia had two strong natural, pastel and beaver; sizes 6 to 7%. committees. one on . Vancouver Canada, yesterday in reference to the striped gingham; sizes 36 to 42. Splendid At. per pair...... *...... *1.25 ity of men trained and capable of as­ of conspiracy to defraud and the letter of C. O. Macrieil. secretary of value Saturday at ...... ,....*1.95 35c suming positions in control of the theft of $400.000,,, The trial will prob­ Island and one in Vancouver. Much Washable White Chamois Gloves; 2 button or literature was distributed. The re­ the G.W.V.A., to the Prime Minister, All-Over Print Aprons In neat striped patterns foreign affairs of the nations, and | ably last several days. There are urging appointment of a special com­ 2 dome clasps; all sizes. Saturday, at. per thirteen separate charges. sult of this educational campaign had mittee of Parliament to Investigate belt and patch pocket. Saturday ...69? that the universities must do their been that the clinic in Vancouver pair ...... *1.95 the unemployment situation. Fudge Aprons, trimmed with colored chint£> Ltd., Special part in overcoming this scarcity by had so many patients that caution "We are fully aware," he Added, Fine Quality Genuine French Kid gloves In Vancouver Drug Co* ONTARIO LIQUOR. was being used in further propa­ Very special value at ...... 50? placing young men In the field, was that the unemployment problem is black, white, brown, tan, mode and grey; all Agent*. ganda. still with us, and with the cessation Fancy Colored Chintz Apron Dresses, tie-back sizes. Excellent value at ...... *1.95 the plea made by Sir Auckland Ged- Toronto. June 9.—Since December rt seasonal occupations next Autumn style. Very special value Saturday at *1.75 des. British Ambassador to the Unit­ 1, 1919, the Government of Ontario there seems every reason to believe has purchased 753,819 gallons of li­ TO NAME CARDINALS. ed State, in addressing an audieftce that there will be as serious unem­ quor at a total cos| of $6.625,000 for VOTE ON WAGES ployment this coming Winter as there White Gabardine Outing last night on the occasion of a special the Government dispenâarie*. it was was last. The time to deal with this Rome, June 9.—Pope Pius has de­ convocation of the University of To­ stated by Attorney-General Laney ir. matter fcs at the present time and not 100 Pounds of Knitting Wool cided to hold his first consistory for ronto for the presentation of honor­ the legislature yesterday. There when the full burden of unemploy­ the creation of new cardinal» in ary degrees to himself and several was $360.000 worth of liquor on hand IN NOVA SCOTIA ment is upon -us. and therefore we Skirts—Special at $2.90 other notables, including 8ao-Ke Sxe, on December 1, 1919. coincide with the demand of the G W. November. V.A. and submit that Parliament 3-Ply—Saturday—15c 1 1 1 J ...... 11 should take action immediately.’’ Coal Miners’ to Declare Atti­ Smartly styled White Gabardine Outing tude Toward Board's SHIPMENT OF Per Ounce Ball Skirts, in five different styles, featur­ U. S. MUNITIONS TO ! ing new style pockets and belts. Award Splendid value Saturday at ...$2.90 IRELAND PROBED One Hundred Pounds of Fine Three-Ply Sydney. N.H., June 9.—A referen duni to decide whether, of not the Knitting Woot in black, white, maroon, award of the Scott Conciliation Board Washington, June 9.—The United saxe, turquoise, tangerine, silver, buff, on mine wages and conditions in States Shipping Board yesterday Week-End Bargains in the Nova Scotia is acceptable to the 12.000 tnVned over to the Department of rose, jade and paddy. Guaranteed full union coal miners of Nova Scotia Justice the bill of lading and all one-ounce balls. Saturday ...... 15C will be held on June 28. other documents in its possession Thi? deciHiori was reached yester­ concerning the shipment of forty Corset Section day by the United Mine district ex­ barrels of ammunition to Ireland on ecutive sitting at Glace Bay under the Shipping Board vessel Seattle the chairmanship of President Rob­ Spirit under the guise of lard. Ir Women's All-Wool Bathing ert Baxter. The annual district con- doing so. the Board said, “there is 12 pairs only of Gossard Corsets, front vehtlon Is called for .Truro on June every indication that the operators laeo, medium bust and long skirt ; sizes 20, and it is likely that important of this steamship. Messrs. Moore lecommendations bearing upon the McCormick, had taken every pre­ Suits—Saturday, $5.00 22, 23 and 24 only; regular $8.50. June referendum will be made by the rank caution to prevent Just such an oc­ Sale at ...... $3.85 and file. currence as the smuggling of muni­ tion*.'' Women’s All-Wool Knitted One-Piece Bandeau Brassières, white only, hack Bathing Suita in all the wnnted gay fastening; sizes 32 to 10. June Sale, FILIPINOS VISIT colors. Made with strap shoulder and at ...... 65* Is the Talk of the Town CAPITAL OF U.S. overskirt ; all sizes. Saturday . .$5.00 Crompton and D & A Corsets, sizes 19 to San Francisco, June 9.—Fifty-.!x 26; regular values to $2.50, June Sale, And no wonder, for these remarkable Shoe bargains have taken people by surprise, and members of the eecomt Philippine per pair...... $1.75 they are joyfully spreading the good news amongst their friends. Independence Mi,.ion will leave here tn-dav on their way to Wn.htnirtop Sanitary Belts and Aprons, Very special to nlend for the independence of value at...... 50* the'r m-’ntrv. All are hleh political Rubber Bathing Caps 25c GET HERE TO-MORROW MORNING YOURSELF AT 10 leader, in the Hand, and repre.ent Children's Hygiene Waists, for ages 2 to and get your share in this feast of shoe bargains, the Cream of British and Canadian practically all political affiliations. 6 years. June Sale Price...... SO* Footwear, slightly damaged by smoke and water. CLEMENCY ASKED. Vancouver. June I'lemency for Church's and "K” Brogues, for men and tllan Rnblneon and Ale». Paulaon. Dozens of Girls Gingham Tub Dresses Specially Priced women. Reg. $12.00 to $18.00. Fire Sale .. $5.00 Kcntenced to he banned for murder on June 29. will he aeked from the Mill- Men’s $10 to û» A AA Women's $1.00 later of Justice by the Women'. New Krn Leanue. It waa d.elded at a meet* - Saturday at $1.75, $2.25, $2.75 and $3.25 $16 Shoes .. tJJ^l.UU Shoes .. fun of the organization laat night Men s $8 and

VICTORIA DAILY TIME% FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922 house for hot water gnd blankets and monton, 6(Vbranches, 35 report­ and the War Minister would lief that the last step into the un­ wrap the patient In the blanket heated known will also be physlochemicsi with the hot water, and continue t*gr Stctorta Bails Ctnus ing 3,323 members; Calgary, 60 find himself.out in the cold., Of In all its measurable and observable Possibly til Coal sold is ad­ esuecltatlon methods described above. branches, 43 reporting 3,941 this he is fully aware. For that properties, and that the origin of Pour hot water on the blankets Brunswick Records FRIDAY, JUNE », 1922. life, as well as Its development. Will vertised as “BEST.” from time to time tp keep a constant member»; St. John. 44 branches, reason he will probably walk prove tq be a true evolution within heat, which may be assisted by cov­ . Published every ellernoon (except eue- 29 reporting^!,031 members; Vic­ very warily if Lenine’s star the pre-existing cosipoe. The mode ering the patient as much as possi- of the origin of life Is as yet a mat­ We rest our case on the ver­ toria, 44 branches. 34 reporting should set. blet with dry coats, the resuscitation , the times printing * publish. ter of speculation. We are able, dict of the woman who burns meanwhile must be kept going with­ « INO COMPAVY, LIMITED. 2,047 members ; Saskatoon, 37 hmowqver, from our knowledge of out a pause. , ^ The World's Greatest Dance Record ' Offices; Cerner Breed end Fort Streets. MR. MANSON’S POSITION. bacteria, to put forward five hypo­ Above all things, do not "delay a branches, 23 reporting 1.215 theses In regard to It, which, briefly, moment in trying to restore the iÇïïL""* °®ee (Advertising) Phone IMS members; Regina, 33 branches, are: breathing and apply heat if at all pos­ Wterlsl Office ...... Phooe « 26 reporting 963 members ; -Mali It is satisfactory to observe 1. That an early step In the or­ sible. that the Attorney-General has ganization of living mutter was tho in conclusion, 1 would urge that fax, 32 branches, 18 reporting assemblage one by one of the several fe-saving methods be continued for “Sampson and Delilah” SUBSCRIPTION RATHSl made it perfectly plain that ho of the ten elements now essential to least several hours, and if there Is City Delivery...... ILW per month 2.125 members; Moose Jaw, .31 ghost of a chance to save the pa­ ®y mail (excluelve of branches, 21 reporting 1.633 will eoneern-himsetf with the ad­ life, namely. hydrogen, oxygen, "Pilgrim’s Blues’* on Reverse Side , elty) Canada and nitrogen, carbon, phosphorus, sul­ tient by using the hot water method Great Britain ...... M ee per annum ministration of the Iàquor Con­ phur. potassium, calcium, magnesium KIRKS employed by Dr. Fischer and Dr. members ; St. Thomas, 30 played by the Ï* V B. A...... I7.S01 per annum------and iron (also perhaps silicon). Of Lambert, then give the patient the To Prance. Belgium. brartches, 21 reporting 1,325 trol Act between now and the A8K HER ^ benefit of the doubt and a sporting Greece, eta these the four most Important ele­ 11.00 per month members; Fort William, 28 assembly lit the Legislature in ments were obtained from their pre­ chance of life. MR8. R. W. HIRBKRROX Isham Jones Dance Orchestré branches, 18 reporting 918 mem the Fall. He has likewise slated vious combinations |n water (HtO) 1819 Hampshire Road. Oak Bay. hers; Sault Ste. Marie, 26 that he is not iiyAjiosilion to say from the nitrogen compounds of vol­ aiae Rr the Sapphire He* and Op the Alamo—Tw.. sparkling Fox Trots also "NEVER AGAIN " canic emanation* or from the at­ Kirk CoalCo. Ltd by the Isham Jones Dance Orchestra. branches, 12 reporting 953 mem what changes nr the law or what mosphere carbon dioxide (C02). The SPECIAL CONSTABLES hers; Brantford, 26 branches, 15 polieie* may be submitted *'V remaining six elements came from 1212 Broad Ht. Phone 136 Other Good Numbers the earth. TO GUARD CARIBOO There'is something tragic-ally the consideration of the House. •Ill iron, til. <.nrt>rok. .neeted to life elements possesses Its peculiar sent will be resisted. properties which In living compounds Sun Maid Seedless Raisins, P. P. P. Salmon, U-onfined to those zealous people assumé responsibility for the best serve certain functions. q general behavior of the native The bearing of the above on the per pkt...... i/...... i^-lb. tin ...... 6V2C 'who can afford to travel half "Origin of Life" controversy between way round the world to these specimens in the East Kootenay ‘‘Ajax.” and others needs, no ex planar Pacific Milk, May Bloom Tea, -«rmual conclave*. - -1 Ire finest game country in the lion. large tin ,...... 14-lb. pkt...... 10c Province.' Roth methods have Other People’s Views BYSTANDER. Z One of the melancholy eireum- Shredded Wheat, «stances which the last three been tried and expert opinion is Crown Olive Soap, . 11c ORGANIC AND INORGANIC. per bar ...... per pkt...... <• ■ iyears of the world’s progress by no means enthusiastic over Letter* addrenad te the Editer end I»- tended for publication muet be short eed To the Editor;—In answering will have to record is . the fact the policeman-game warden sys­ legfbly written. The longer an article the Mm* 1 lonaid's letter m tbtii shorter the < hence of Insertion. All eom- that the League of Nations and tem It can be set down that a munksttons must beer the name end ad evening's Times Inorganic and blacksmith would. l>e out (if his dress of the writer, but not for publication organic Life, I quote from H. PROVISION COUNTER BULLETIN its lofty ideals have not been unies* ths owner wishes. The publlcnUon Haeckle’s "Wonders of Life." where element in a bakery. How can or rejection of articles is a msttwr enttroty Perfectly Mixed endowed with one-tenth of the In the discretion of the Editor. No ro- he «laies : "Modern science has popularity that seems to have a good policeman be expected to eponstblllty i* assumed by the paper for shown that the sharp distinction Paint CASH AND CARRY know sufficient about game to ’MSS. submitted to the Editor. formerly drawn between the organic been imported to the various and inorganic cannot be sustained, Staneland Ready-Mixed Partit SpencwFi Prime Butter, per lb. Spencer's Standard Back Bacon, In the piece, phases of international dissen enable him to fill the dual A PARTING WORD. but that the two kingdoms are pro is manufactured from pure In­ 3 1 ha. for ...... #1.2» per lb...... sion and commercial rivalry. role successfully? At any rate foundly and Inseparably mUtWt, 1 'f gredients and the modern ma­ ...... 20* Spencer's "Own" Headcheese, per lb...... 20«* all phenomena of Inorganic nature chinery and processes used in its Pure. Lard, p**r lb...... Spencer’e "Own" Roast Perk, per lb. «...^BO* To the Kditor —I tell "Ajax” that ...... 67* Two or three days were required the subject is one of consider­ "the higher criticism" cut* its own with which the Life process may be manufacture Insures spreading 3 Itoa. for ...... Spencer's “Own" Reast Beef, per lb...... 60* able importance and could he throat when it makes out the ’’redactor" compared none is so much like It Pure Beef Dripping, per lb...... 13* to send half the world to war. It is .1 <"Mt- externally and internally as the and lasting qualities of the Spencer's “Own" Reast Veal, per lb. ,.,*-80* >’or more than four years the profitably dealt with at the next mon-sense postulate that anyone who flame This important comparison highest order. Nucea, per pkt...... 25* Spencer’e "Own" Reast Chicken, per lb. ..80* Meta himself to write, or to compile, or Try this -paint—you'll like It. Spencer*» "Own" Boiled Ham, per lb. .,,.60* ghastly cârnival continued. Thir­ session of the Legislature. to revise a hook must possess average waa made 2,400 years ago by one of Spencer’s Select Side Bacon, sliced, lb. 64* human intelligence On the traditional the greatest philosophers of the In the-piece, per lb...... 48* Spencer's "Own" Ham Bologna, per lb. ...28* teen international conferences of Ionic school—Heraclitus of Ephesus. Spencer’e "Own" Pressed Corned Beef, lb. 50* view, the writer of Oenesls is primitive The Staneland Spencer’e Select Peameil Back Bacon, sliced, in'hie methods of composition, as, in­ The same thinker who first broached Spencer’e “Own" Cerned Pork, per lb...... 60* one kind or another have taken ANOTHER "SCARE." per lb...... ,.50* deed. WS should expet t him tO be, f'-r the Idea of evolution in the two Co., Ltd. Jellied Lambs' Tongues, per lb...... 55* place since the armistice and in literary art was then in Its Infancy. He words 1’ansa. rei—all thing* are in Spencer's Prime Peameal Back Bacon, sliced. narrates and describes in loose. i>opular A Full Line ef Pickles end Salads Always in the countries which have suffered Because -Japan has announced state of flux. I rould also refer tho 840 Fort Street per lb...... 42* fashion: follows no strictly logical order Bishop to the article by the sumo Stock . the most the sabre still rattles. In the details of his narrative or de­ Spencer*» Standard Back Bacon, sliced, lb. 38* Bulk Heney, per lh...... 20* that her naval programme with­ scription; often turns hack on what has author on thé growth of the crystal, What is wanted is a branch of in the terms of the Washington already bean dealt with fur the >.ake of where he states: "Nor is it possible Spencer’e Standard Side Bacon, sliced, lb. 36* Clever Leaf Cemb Heney, per comb...... 32* Mild Canadian Chaeae, per lb...... 18* the League of Nations Hulun in setting It forth more fully or putting t Vu assign an absolute distinction be­ Sponcor’a-flpooiol Ayrshire Roll, per lb. —38* agreement will include a fleet of i*ertatn-pomts tn a dearer nr stronger- tween the organic and the 'InprgMVlC Mild Ontario Cheese, per lb...... 27* every city, town and village m the more mobile type of craft light. In the neo-critlval view, on the in respect of morphology ptiy more Spencer’e Select Ham, mild and lean, half nr Old Ontario Cheeee, per lb...... 29* other hand, he is not a writer so much than of chemistry. Inorganic crys­ whole, per lb...... 45* the Old and New Worlds. The some enterprising journalist ill as a compiler, he borrows right and left "See Rose and See Better" Imported French Roquefort Cheese, lb. $1.15 people should understand that New South Wales has taken the from earlier writers, where their ac­ tals correspond morphologically to Spencer's Prime Hams, mild and lean, half or Imported English Stilten Cheese, per III. $1.10 counts clash he never tries to reconcile the simplest forms of the. organic whole, per lb...... 42* Imported Dutch Edam Cheeee, special, lb. 45* wars are authorized by a hand­ trouble to inform the world that them; in fact, he nev.ef once lets the cells." ____ / H. C. Spencer’s Standard Picnic Hams, smoked, per xaiMter-know itraf-lie Is bui mwlTTg * une 7, 1922. z Kraft Cheddar Cheese, per lb...... 36* ful of men who are public ser­ the Antipodean Gommonweatth anybody; two contradictory accounts of lb...... 21* B. C. Cream Chaeae, per lb...... 40* vants in receipt of salaries paid has taken on new concern in re­ the same event or Series of events he RESTORING THE DROWNED June Sale Spencer’e Standard Picnic Hams, unsmdked. McLsren’s Pimente Cheese, per lb...... 50* '.ikes over bodily from-hi* source», seta per lb. . - v...... 1»^ by the people. Once the masses them down side by side and leases them Freeh Jack Cheese, per .lb...... ,...48* spect of Japanese ambitious. To they Editor—I am enclosing co­ Spencer's Standard Unsmeked Side Baceh, realize that they can prevent war there, with the result that tis story or —Provisions, Lower Main Floor Surely this sort of searemongery description as a whole is a patchwork pies ojf articles that have appeared of Jewelry sliced, per lb...... 32^> by concerted action wars will might be given a holiday and of contradictions I repeat that the In the Victoria press, from the pen of cease. When all the peace agen­ criticism which makes the "redactor" of Internationally known physicians. the time and energy employed ftenesis turn out such a craxy piece of Tne articles are on the subject of —And— cies at present existent recognize work as this cuts its own throat in the fostering of international Let it he borne in mind that tb* • Restoring the Drowned,** and I hope FRESH MEATS the fact that international con­ concord. It is true that the pro­ "document" hypothesis of the critics'- is Ahnt you will publish them again. mere guesswork. Also, that the^e are ! know of one case where life was Silver Plate cord must be popularized as in­ fessional alarmist will have to no real contradictions in OeneslK It is restored after four hours of resuset- j CASH AND CARRY AS CUT IN CASES, NOT DELIVERED tensively as domestic polities or lie regarded as a necessary evil tlie critics who. by their inept method, tatlon; this was In Victoria. Also have managed to foist them into It- It, cf a case of g child apparently drowned 20% Off « national sporting event-the cost until theFhd of time ; but men's TS thousands bT years since the keen- in Hhoal Bay some eight years ago. Firm Grain Fed Pork Choice Steer Beef of naval and military organiza­ intellect of man began to srrutinixe that where the patient was under water minds have been badly over­ Book. Never were i^ontradletions ob­ See the bargains In our win­ Fresh Prime «Hams, per lh...... 18* Relied Oven Reests, per lb...... 20(1 tions will be less than the served in its pages till the searchlight for almost an hour. The child was worked during the last three of "the higher criticism" was turned treated by well-known resuscitation dows this week. Scores of Legs, 4 to 5 lbs. foot off. per lb...... 30* Rolled Pot Beasts, per lb...... 16* "world’s outlay upon public methods for several hours without wonderful values In sugges­ Relied Prime Ribs, per lt>. years and crave immunity from upon It: and even under the noontide Butts, very meatty, per lb...... 28* ...... _____25* health. splendor of that light they still remain résulta, and at last was placed In a tions for wedding gifts, etc. even the periodical dose of sen­ invisible to ordinary e> es hot bath, the limbs kept moving, and Pork Steaks, per lb...... 28* Prime Ribs,, per lb...... 20* sation. The nations of the Having read Ajax's1.' latest observa­ at the expiration of thirty minutes Rump Roasts# per lb. 20* and ...... 22* tions on the "Faune of Causes," T am of breathing was restored and the child Loin Pork Chops, per lh...... 38* TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP world want to get down to busi­ opinion we may as well try quits. He is alive to-day. has had his say and I have had mine; IN CHIEF CITIES ness. It is everybody’s duty t?> it Is of no use our saying over again For years I have been teaching life- Young Local Mutton Prime Local Milk Fed Veal what has already been said. As for" having classes, am a member of the J. Rose help the common desire. Talk­ "Bystander's" point of view. T cannot Royal Life-Saving Society, and am Stew, while It last», per lb...... lO* Lege, 6 to 10 lbs. average, per lb...... 20* ing war should be dropped. for the life of me comprehend it. So It ratuially keenly interested In this Jeweler and Optician Shoulders, 2 to 5 lbs. average, per lb. ...18* There are in Canada 31 cities, makes no "practical difference" whence subject. Shoulders, hall or whole, per lb., »-..20* 1013 Government Street Stew, while It lasts, per lb...... lO* a decrease of four, having not we are and whither we are going; I would like the public to know Lege, half or whole, per lb...... 32* LENINE ILL? whether the beginning and end of things that at the Victoria.Amateur Swim­ Lein Chepe, per lh- ...... 30* less than 20 local branch unions Is nothing or God. Why, this Is the ming 4,Club house, near the Gorge, Rib Chepe, per lb...... 28* Rib Chops, per lb...... 25* most vital issue that ever w as formulat­ —Fresh Meats. Lower Main Floor of international and non-inter- ed in words And I—with Disraeli- Î am there4 may be found, afternoon and Loin Chops, per lb...... 38* The effect of Lenine’s illuess- the side of the angels." With evening, members who are qualified national organizations and inde- in the art of resuscitating the ap­ To stimulate early shopping 2c a pound off all meats on Cash and Carry Counter pendet uits. The branches lo- whether he is seriously afflicted tB parently drowned, and In the event or otherwise does not seem to be 111 "this Kids eternity." Ami with Tenny- of it not being possible to obtain a between 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. catcd*in these cities représent 56 son. I, too, rr~ qualified physician Immediately, to per cent, of the local branches of clear—is believed in some quar­ call in these members for assistance. BURN OUR "Hope to see my Pilot fare to face. the unions above mentioned, and ters to be that Trotzky will as­ When I have crossed the bar." A few word" of advice to anyone sume power and overt brow all re­ present at an accident In which there SPECIALS AT OUR REGULAR COUNTER contain approximately 40 per Alexander McDonald. h. a person or persons apparently Two Deliveries Daily—• a. m. and 1 p. m. cent, of the trade union mem­ cent reforms. We do not think •— ,—rw -Blahop aLVldofia. drowned will be pardoned and ac­ cepted in the africit..in .. which it. la Guaranteed Spring Lamb, legs, per lb. . . .45* T. Bone Reaete, no lông-tall end, per lb. .34* bership in the Dominion, as re­ any such thing wilt lake plac,-. COAL Rolled Corned Beef, per fb...... 16* A MODERN OPINION. Guaranteed Spçirtg Lamb, shoulders., per lb. 30* ported from the head offices of The Bolshevik War Minister maV First--Send someone to telephone Guaranteed Sprîng Lamb, steaks, per lb. 40* Pickled Pork Hecks, per lb...... 13* To the Editor,—In several of the for a doctor and the pulmotor. Sec­ Shoulder Roaete of Milk Fed Veal, per lb. 28* Cambridge Sausage, per lb...... 23* the central organizations. As in have very pointed views of his ondly, loosen the patient's clothing if letters reoently appearing in yqur VICTORIA FUEL CO. Prime. Riba of Beef, cut short, per lb. .. .28* —Fresh Meats, Lower Main Floor the past, Montréal stands in -first own—as his militant speeches columns reference has been made to at all -fight, ace that the tongue does PHONE 1*77 place among the cities as to local have proved—hut the men who the theory of biogenesis, and (he not obstruct the entrance to the air ______* ------opinions of a number of scientists 1 assages; clean all mud, froth or A. *. Graham E. M. Brown branches, having 191 of all went to (ienoa and the represen­ have been cited as supporting this mucous out of the mouth and nos­ classes of unions, 101 of which re­ tatives who will take part in The trils; lay the patient face downward, 1203 Broad Street theory. In no Instance, however, was place the two hand* on the patient's Groceries With Delivery ported 34,637 members: To­ Hague Conference are able to see reference made to the opinion of Lack so that the widespread finger* Prof. Henry Fairfield Osborne on cover the lower ribs, the thumbs of ronto ranks second with 155 a good deal farther than the end this subject. Prof. Osborne, who Is Phone 7800 branches, 92 of which reported of their respective noses. They or was until recently, Research Pro­ Campbell’s Pork and Beans, 1 £î ~ No. 1 Japan Rice, 32,292 members; Winnipeg are seized of the fact that Rus­ fessor of Zoology Ht Columbia Uni­ 7y2c versity, and who is the author ot per tin ...... A.VV per lb...... stands third with 94 branches, sia’s only hope is a demonstra­ ‘ Front the Greeks to Darwin," "Men 55 of which reported 7,928 mem­ tion of good faith. They also of the Old Stone Age." "The Origin Good Sweet Oranges, Oftf» Quaker Sweet Corn, und Evolution of Life,* and various per doz...... AW,...tlttl,. ^ J!

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1923

NOW AT DOMINION VALUE OF HOME PICTURES ON SCREEN

Suggests British Films for CAPITOL ' Overseas In “Dream Street," the unusual AMUSEMENTS TO,DAY Griffith picture, now showing at the ‘The mall is in.", Whether it is the dull boom of the gun which an- j Capitol Theatre, appears the only Capitol—“Dream Street.** living person who was on the stage nounces the news or merely a notice of the Ford Theatre In Washington, Dominion—-“School Days.** posted up. the news of the mail from the night Abraham Lincoln was shot home makes the heart beat faster, READ PRODUCT by Wilkes Booth. Royal Victoria — “Smilin* says W. O. Faulkner in The Overseas He is W. J. Ferguson, playing the Through.” Daily Mail. OF What will the mall bring for us? THE part o fthe father o fthe fascinating Columbia—"Tho Honor System." little dancing girl. Gypsy Fair. Now Good or bad, It will bring us news grey, with his face fed to wrinkles by from home- Home comes to us in LABEL CAN the m^hy years. Mr. Ferguson finds words out of which we weave a pic­ life without frowns in working In the stumble when he tried to put his ture of \i, and all that it means to us, theatres of New York, with an ex weight upon the Broken leg. even if we hifve never seen that dear cursion into plbtures now and then “I heard every word Booth said. olffland which we have always called at the request of David Wark Grif­ They were profane words. They were home. fith. the great producer. rot 'Sic Semper Tyrannie.* The average Briton in the outposts All the details of the tragic night “Afterwards we saw in the papers of the Empire thinks thus, and much still remain graphically in his mem­ that he hadpnade the quotation which more at the news of a mail from ory. One thing he would like to im­ has lived ever since. Hut we were home; yet he never gets all the news press upon history: that Booth did to excited, and these was no one En­ we could send him because neither ! not shout “Sic Semper Tyrannis” tres ted in knowing It wasn't so. J'îow has ever yet realised that the British wheh he leaped to the stage from the it has become a part of the history moving picture—=the film let us call presidential box. breaking his leg, of the shooting: it—completes the link which in let­ after .the slaying. “One thing that was luck for, me ters and newspapers keeps him in 'Said Mr. Ferguson: “I was a call- he panted me to hold bis horse in touch with home and all that it means b*y with the company on that night. the alley that night, and I refused. to him. I was watching the acting from the He said he would give me a thrash The moving picture is the chief wings, and repeating the lines of each ing. But I wanted to see the acting amusement of the millions in every fdaysr. for although but fifteen, 1 and wouldn’t do it. The boy that did civilised country. Staggering statis­ had learned nearly everp part by hold his horse got arrested.” tics have been produced to show that COMING TO CAPITOL heart. half these peoples go to the moving “Suddenly we were all stunned by picture shows every week. • The fact The pleasure seekers at Catalina a shot, then cries and calls; ahd I DOMINION is^that the film has become a neces­ Island, famous Pacific coast resort, saw Booth, the idol of the company, sity 4ft modern civilization. were the recipients of a terpsichorean jump from an upper box. His leg The freckle-faced movie celebrity. Stories of England tieat. one evening during the filming had caught in the American flag that For the past two years at least of “Beyond the Rocks, the Para­ 20% io 50% Wesley Barry, once more graces the SCe*£ fi/fOM "THE. ADVENTURE.^ OF draped the great President’s box. screen as a luminary in Gus Ed­ England has been producing more mount picture starring Gloria Swan­ *'I could see his face so plainly, a than 200 pictures a year, almost all son. and showing at the Capitol The­ terrible face, drawn with hate anger, wards' "School Days.” which was ROBINSON CPUSOr shown at the Dominion Theatre last ^ our feel feel. A few cents buy box of “TIZ" now at any druggist or considerably by the decorative arches cleaning announcements by clothes sh that they lack the international ap which are being erected on Belleville peal which is said to characterize department store. Don't suffe-. Have pressing tailors, who have found <ÿBrumivick good feet, glad feet, feet th it never Street near the C. P. R. wharves. such cards effective business getters. those << America, there is some Stretching from Menstes to Gov­ strength in the plea that no matter swell, never hurt, never get tired. - A When clothes are treated by mod­ year’s foot comfort guaranteed or ernment Street, there will be nine what difference climate makes to The huge banners flown across Belleville ern dry cleaning methods and the ex­ For June We Announce temperament of the people. Britons money refunded. (Advt.) Street emblematic., of the various tensive equipment necessary, there is Smilin' abroad give a rousing welcome to provinces. This feature Is the 'City*# no fear of the-spots i «appearing, as good British picture. contributions to the decorations, the they often do when treated by local The World’» Greatest Dance And 1 have known them fur I have Council having granted the neces­ applications, and the garments are Through ■' Record J seen them—shed tears of Joy PRINCESS PLAYERS sary funds to cover the cost of the put through a process which acts as I glimpses of familiar spots in Ixmdon banners It is hoped that business a thorough disinfectant. Th<* scenes.of the story hre laid j and the country used as locations in houses and the public generally will I fetor les that are essentially British. |n Krigîand, Ireland and France. “Samson and Delilah” make a special effort .to see that the The Girl in His Reqm,” Alice Cal­ Magnificent on the stage, but on IN “BARBARA WORTH” City presents Its very best appear­ houn’s current Vitagraph release is the screen an absolute revela­ “Pilgrim’s Blues” on Reverse Side COLUMBIA ance on the occasion of the arrival a picture of unusual êharm. Kirk tion! That is "Smilin’ Through." played by the of the hundreds of delegates to Vic­ Waring, a young explorer and hunter Throughout its eight wonderful In “The 'Honor System.” the film Large Attendance Greets Its toria from all parts of Canada, most cf big game, returns home after a Isham Jones’ Dance Orch. I production which opened a three of whom are men who are in a posi­ lung absence, and finds that his door reels run romance, drama, tra­ tion to spread a great deal of favor­ key will not fit the lock of his house. gedy at times, and ever an ap­ J days’ engagement at the -Columbia. Presentation 5130—By the Sapphire Sea mnd--©« II heatre last night, William Fox has able publicity respecting thé City and In the window of hie own room on peal which Norma Talmadge the AJemo. Two sparkling district among the people of the rest the second story, a light is burning. Fox Trots also by the Isham I given to the screen one of the most The Princess Theatre further can radiate. In all Norma’» tri­ I powerful dramas ever seen in this of the Dominion. Kirk climbs up a rain spout, looks umphs of the past there is none Jones Dance Orchestra. cemented their popularity with the The City has men engaged install­ through the curtains and sees a I c'ty. Victoria public when they presented young and beautiful girl. Starting to equal this. Other Dance Numbers I The story contains all the elements ing the pillars to support the ban I that go to provide the breath-taking this week Harold Bell Wright’s ners and the whole will be in read! with this touch of mystery, the story ...... 85c famous ptory, “The Winning of Bar­ ness by to-morrow night, it la ex­ moves swiftly towards a dramatic West of the Great Lakes. I daredeviltfy ahd heroism of the I drama, while the scenes are so true ham Worth." Producing one ôf those pected. and startling climax. 225»—Pick Me Up and Lay Ma Down ) to life that they simply beggar des­ plays of the Mexican and wonting In Dear Old Dixie Land, Fox cription. The human interest story ramp type, the company was received Trot; Little Tin Soldier, Fox that predominates is so effectively with vociferous applause at the con­ Tr t lieiinle Krueger s or- | told that the interest of the qudt- clusion of each act. The novelist waam I cnce is raised to the highest pitch, wrote the dramàtlzed version himself 2259— Georgia, Fox Tmt: Black j The them»- is exclusively of to-day. Eyed Blues, Fox Trot. Carl and the local stock company Justify Kenton’s Orchestra. ! tmd the background is the stirring his efforts to make the play and Carnival Week 2260— Do It Again, Fox Trot; I life of the Southwest. The spirit of story a success. Teasin', Fox Trot. Bennie 1 humanity in the reform of prison All the players are seen In new Your breakfast cup for the Youthful Krueger's Orchestra. j abuses play ri a big part. and versatile departments and char 2261— Kitten On the Keys, Fox A most thrilling scene is the raid festers, with an additional plaÿer, Three features with special In­ Trot ; Nola, Fqx Trot. Carl I of the Mexican bandits on the border terest to the young, but splendid Fenton’s Orchestra. I town and the ultimate defeat of the Kim le impett. of whom all will re­ ready in an instant entertainmentFfor all. " ”',t - 2262— Rosy-Posy. Fox Trot: Every \ g-easers by U. 8. troops and cow­ member a* a previous player at the Day, Fox Trot. Kelvin's Or­ boys. Gladys Brockwell. Miriam Princess. The story is woven around chestra. I Cooper, Milton Sills and tieorge the - construction of a reclamation 2263—Bygones. Fox Trot: Every. scheme, and a certain amount of wen C body Knows, Fox Trot. Carl j Walsh each gave a capital perfoni- WESLEY BARRY Fenton's Orchestra. tinrent is Introduced by Barbara 2264— I’ve Got the Wonder Where Worth, heroine of the play, taken by He Went and When He’s Violet Neltz, who wishes to see the Gloria Swanson and Rudolph Valentino In "Beyond the Rocks,” Coming Back Blues; Who desert from which she was taken as "Tied the Can On the Old the sensational drama written especially for them by the author “School Days" Dog’s Tall. Sung by Al. Ber­ a child, change Into a fertile agricul­ of "Three Weeks." Miss Swanson and her fifty luxurious new nard. with Carl Fenton * Or- tural section. Two companies are in gowns are a feast for the eyes. The hero of “The Sheik” and “The competition, and the rivalry causes Four Horsemen" lives up to his screen reputation as a fiery lover. The Adventtirei of 2265— Oogle-Oogie Wa Wa; O-oo some exciting moments Into the play, Ernest. Sung by Margaret especially when a strike is declared NEXT WEEK AT THE CAPITOL Then the (Tam breaks and thrill upon “Robinson Crusoe” thrill is given the patrons with every Other Good Numbers new development of the play, which 6126—From the Cenebrake; Simple has a happy conclusion. Karl Moore Made in the cup at the table. (Just add Confession. Violin,. Kllas plays his part wonderfully well, while .Larry Semon Breeskin. JiU k PhippA ae the leading man. »x- hot water, and stir thoroughly). ~ Comedy 5126—Irish Love Song; - A* cels himself, although an equally Longin' Fo* You. Soprano, henvv role is taken by Karl Moore THE LITTLE THEATRE Elizabeth Lennox. Delightful and refreshing, a satisfying 20003—In a Clock Store; Warbler's Aim Lee. Jack Phipps I* seen In the The Victoria Dramatic and Operatic Society presents the ‘Between the Acts’ Serenade. Miniature Con­ role of William Holmes, of the rival mealtime drink for comfort and health. cert Orchestra. company, and he is suspected screaming Farce 15023—My Dreams; Parted. Tenor, Prices: Children, 20c; Adults, 40o spy, but he proves himself different There’s never any protest from distressed Mario Chamlee. and ends the play with a pleasant sur -"Q “When The Boses Bloom’ prise for all. nerves afterward. “JANE” Harry Iceland and William Camp Rung by Marie Tiffany, Soprano, bell as Pat -Mooney and Tex Bren Economical for family use—the large With Mr. Reginald Hincka and Miss Eva Hart with “Nightingale Song" on other nan respectively provide all the hu ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 12 side. No. 5123. nior for the play, while Vivian Moore size tin of Instant Poetum will serve 90 to ___ “Roses in June” as Helen Blair helps them out in Prices : 30c, 55c, 86c, including Tax The Criterion capable manner. Pablo, a Mexican 100 cups. Sung by Vheo Karle. Tenor, with Belmont Building, will be ; “It’s Only a Tiny Garden” on the boy. Is taken by Lily Dooley in Seat Sale at Kent’s Edison Store, Monday, June 5th other side. No. 5127. creditable manner, while Arthur Kl For health’s Sake drink TO-NIGHT ton takes on a role that Is entirely ALL DOUBLE-SIDED AND different for him. He assumes the Open Friday and PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRAPH character of Jefferson Worth, who PRINCESS displays good business abllty, while Instant Postum KENT’S EDISON STORE Adeline Bundle occupies an excellent Saturday, 9 and 10 ---- Govt. St. Phone 344». The Winning of "Then’s a Reason” &■ GORGE PARK . Barbara Worth “My Wild Irish .Rose,” Vitagraph’a Heaton’s Orchestra. 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The audden shock of finding him like you. Let me go- Oh, let me go. no near, when 1 had not even known How dare you . . .V* that he had followed me, brought me He took his arms away so sud­ to a standstill, but 1 went on again denly that I almost fell. I immediately. trembling all over, and for a moment neither of us spoke; then he said, in Saturday is the Last Day of the Big • Yes, it’s cold. 1 want to get back a curiously level sort of voice. to the firv.“ "You mean you don’t like me. or "It’s always chilly when there’s is it that I’m not rich enough or per­ been a thaw," he said. Though I haps not sufficiently a gentleman to quickened my steps, he kept beside suit you?” ... ..«e, and followed me into the kltçhen. My heart cried out : "No. no. no. It was not my house, and, therefore, in swift denial of his words. He it was utterly impossible for me to sounded so hurt, hut I would not Stock Reducing Sale shut the door in his face. speak them aloud. He waited a moment; then ne THE LAST DAY IN WHICH YOU MAY PURCHASE THE HIGHEST GRADE OF MERCHANDISE AT GREAI KA\L <«- •inhere was nobody In the kitchen. picked up the hat he had flung down I knew Mrs. Alberry had gone across on the table. the fields to see a neighbor who was "Good night!” he said abruptly. sick, and as 1 did not fancy a tete-a- "Oh, are you going?” 1 tete conversation with Mr. Anderson My voice should have told him a Prices Have Been Reduced 20% to 50% 1 made for the door that led to the great deal, but If it did he took no stairs and up to my room. notice. He strode across the kitchen, *'l thought you said you wished to opened the back door, shut it again ______get back to the fire and warm your­ with a he’avy slam, and the next mo­ self," Mr. Anderson said. ment I heated his steps retreating There was a hint of laughter in his across the wet, sloshy yard. Every Article On Sale is From Our Regular Stock—Read These Specially Selected I terns and Come voice, and it suddenly dawned on me I felt as if those invisible hands that he would think 1 was afraid to that had seemed to tug at me before, meet him. So I turned and answered drawing me back to him. were push­ as carelessly as 1 could. ing me now. urging me after him. "I was only going to take off my begging me to follow, and before I To-morrow Prepared to Supply Present and /’ uture Needs knew it I was out in the dark, chilly- I went back to the fire and held my night, running through the hands to its warmth, but when I saw splashing my ankles and skirt with bow they were trembling 1 dragged wet. cold mud, calling his name: The Entire Stock of Embroidery up a chair, and sitting down, folded "Mark! Oh. Mark, come back One Dozen Women's Smart Silk 6 High-Grade Tricotine and Poirel them in my lap. -, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Only, "Won’t you sit dovtn?" I asked He must have heard, but he did INFANTS’ SHOES AT Edgings and Insertions politely. not slacken hie pace In th* '*“*• Skirts to Clear at "Thank you,” but he remained he wee out In the road, striding away HALF-PRICE Twill Three-Piece Suits to Clear standing. towarde his own house before I over- One-Third to Half Off "You had visitors this afternoon,” took him. he said after a moment. -You are—rude! I l>anted „, T°*i $2.95 Each "Yes. Did you see them?” Vr might have waited for me- And at Half-Price Saturday Beautiful designs on longcloth. muslin "1 .did. One of them did me the then, to my Infinite disgust l burst THE ENTIRE STOCK OF .<] honor of calling at my house." into tears. . . These arc in satin, taffeta, crepe dc and mull of excellent quality. This is 1 looked up with a desperate effort. Mr. Anderson çtopped dead. He said NURSERY FURNITURE The pick of the season1* styles. Six of the most beautiful suits "Oh. you mean Lionel Champion? "Sally!" in a efueer. choked sort of chine, and are in 'black and two shades an unusual opportunity to make econ­ AT 20% DISCOUNT. we have in stock. These remaining six are offered at half He told me he knew you." voice, and the next moment 1 was in of pink. Much less than half price. omical selection at a big discount. "I am flattered," he answered his arms. ------t------price for Saturday. If you want a suit that is out of the dryly. "Do you love me . 92.95 each. I shrugged my shoulders. "You know I do ” I sobbed. ordinary come and aee "these three-piece models. Half price. “Oh, you need not be," I said "He "Will you be my wlfe?^ THE ENTIRE STOCK OF wasn’t at all complimentary when he "If you really want me. A Wonderful Disposal of Jtigh^ spoke of you." "And that man Champion, he s no­ CHILDREN’S DRESSES Two Wonderful Bargains in Knit "So A should imagine." thing to youT* AT 20 TO 50% DIS­ Third was a little silence. Then he I shook my head. Clearing Te-morrow (Saturday)—Womerys Crade Corsets à t stooped suddenly, putting a hand on I never saw him in my life until COUNT. either arm of my chair so that I was I to.o you think ALL LILY OF FRANCE, FRENCH CORSET COVERS AT NIGHTGOWNS—HALF PRICE. not to have heard it—for almost im-. FROLASET, WARNER'S Reduced to 91.75— Combinations DRAWERS — HALF PRICE—Re­ mediately he asked another question. "No." Reduced to 91.00 and 91.50— "Arc you going to marry him . "Then who am I going to marry ?" AND D & A CORSETS, of pink mull, trimmed with 5 alen- duced to 45* and 65*—Cotton HALF PRICE. Pink batiste gowns, white cotton or “I said "What!” in capital letters, he demanded. ALSO H. & W. WAISTS. Two dozen only, 91-25 to 92-50 muslin trimmed with embroidery, and for a moment I forgot that we My eyes had grown accustomed to ciennes lace and ribbon, elastic at Drawers, with hemstitched or lace were supposed to be enemies, and I the darkness now, and when I look­ TREO AND MAMSIE each. Val. lace and hemstitching. Have v laughed in amassment. ' ed up I could aee hie face faintly in GIRDLES AT 20% DIS­ knee, in bloomer style. edge flounce or flounce of em­ straps or built-up shoulders or round "Whatever do you mean . the light of the stars. COUNT. But he did not smile. He was my first love—my last, as broidery. ENVELOPE CHEMISE necks. "I overheard something that was I, confidently believed, and with r Reduced to 91.75—Extra out size eell that le all" he told ’L*0“' sudden passionate impulse I put my < ombmatiotra of fine muslin, trimm­ HALF PRICE. Reduced to 91-06 and 92-50 father and Champion bo01 came Vf arms round his neck. Reduced to 65# mid 91-00 White Nainsook and mult gowns, my houee after they left here. Me!" I said. ALL NECKWEAR, ed with embroidery or Val. laces. Reduced to 75*—Of good quality "Lionel Champion le a, very < hariP* He kissed me then. . many times VEILINGS, HANDBAGS, Drawers of muslin trimmed with empire style, round necks, small in* man." I said. "Oh—what are you and I kissed him. and I don't know­ sleeves, trimmed with Val. lace, rib­ TRIMMINGS. LACES. embroidery or with flounce at knee cotton, trimmed with torchon laee. d°He had caught my hands In hie how long we might have stayed out Princess Slips reduced to 91-75— bon and embroidery. there in the mud and darkness but EMBROIDERIES AT and edged with Val. lace. Reduced to 91.00 and 91.25—Of and was dragging me to my feet. for the striking of the church clock, Of good quality cotton, yoke or wide PETICOATS HALF’ PRIClf "Are you going to marry him. he which roused me from my dreaming DISCOUNTS FROM 20% mull and muslin, trimmed with til. asked. with a shock. to 50%. embroider)-, trimmed with ribbon CORSET COVERS—HALF PRICE. laee. organdie, torchon lace, em­ Reduced to 75* and 91-00—Cot­ I tried to temporize. (To Be Continued.) ton Petticoats, with double flounce •It hasn't got anything to do with and have dust floupce. Reduced to 35* and 50*— broidered yokes, pink and white vou. 1 wonder you dare speak to me CANADIAN, LEGION ribbon, shoulder straps or built-up edged with embroidery, lace or in­ at all after the way you have be Hand made Envelope Chemises, Covers of cotton trimmed with tor­ sertion. Some have dust frills. h*ved." The Canadian Legion, Amalgamated THE ENTIRE STOCK OF styles. "What do you mean—because J Veterans’ Association, announces it I OUR HIGH-GRADE chon lace, lace tops and Valenci­ kissed you?” He drew me to him will stage the first of a series of hand embroidered in pretty designs, Reduced to 91-25 and 91-75— with a fierce moment, and before I SWEATERS AND BATH­ ennes. torchon or embroidery yokes. monthly smoking concerts for mem all at one-third off ; 92.15 to Reduced to 91-50, 91-75—Of fine Petticoats with deep embroidery or could güess his Intention he had brrs and their friends to-morrow at ING SUITS AT 20', D1S- Reduced to 75* and 91.00—Cot­ shadow lace frill; or of muslin with kissed me again on my -mouth. 8 O’clock. pink mull, nainsook and muslin ; "Ndw perhaps you 11 answer, he An energetic committee under the | COUNT AND MORE. 96.35 ton covers with yokes ot-embroidcry, dainty embroidered yokes of organ­ fine embroidery or shadow lace frill; said, and his voice was quick and chairmanship of Comrade H. Des- or. of muslin With fine embroidery breathless. "Are you going to marry l>ard Twigg has completed arrange­ Hand made Nightgowns, 20 per cent Val. lace and insets of embroidered die. trimmed with hemstitching, pin ments to place a full and varied pro­ tucks and French rosebuds. flouneé with scalloped edge. felt at if all my strength had gramme of local talent before the discount, 95-20 to 98-00. organdie. ooxed through my finger-tips. members. WOOL DRESS FABRICS "No," I whispered helpiessl>. It is felt that an effort In the direc­ COATINGS, SUITINGS, He put his hand beneath my chin, tion of stimulating the social side of tilting my face up. the many activities of the Legion ETC., ALL AT 20% DIS­ Great Values in Corsets and Then will you marry me he would be productive of the best re­ COUNT. Staple and Wash Fabrics at Saturday We Will Clear asked. sults in the interests of unifying the "You!” I spoke the worqt in a returned men of this city. breathless whisper. My heart seem­ Suitable refreshments will be served Brassieres Here Half-Price ed to stop beating. Then once again during the evening for which a nom the. Balance of Our T remembered the strange manner In inal charge will be made. The mem­ EVERY KIND OF HOS- Extraordinary Prices which he hgd treated me slnpe that bers are requested to gtve their un Odd lines of discontinued numbers, in such makes as day on the Iqe. and 1 made a desper­ divided support to make this Initial IERY AT DISCOUNTS — ate effort fa recover my dignity. venture the success it deserves. The OF 20% AND MORE. Bien jolie. Lily of France. Frolaset. Redfenr, La "Of course. I won’t! I—I don t even programme promises to he.one of the Plaid aud check dress ginghams, 27 inches wide. • Brantley Dresses at Diva. Réaliste and Treo Girdles. These are in low, best that has been staged In Victoria including several art lata who are new medium and elastic tops, in plain coutil, fancy bro­ to Victoria audiences. Figured muslins. 27 inches wide. 25*.a yard. cades. elastic and suede materials. Sizes 19 to 35. The executive council of the Le­ ALL KINDS OF GLOVES Striped dimity muslin, in plain colors of pink, Reduced prjees are 92-40, 92-80, 92-00, 93-75, gion. Victoria branch, wishes to pro AT DISCOUNTS OF 20% $6.75 Each Willis Pianos Are British Made mote friendly relations between the copen. reseda and mauve. Yard wide. 25«t a yard. 94.00, organisation and the other ex-ser­ AND MORE. vice bodies on Vancouver. It is with Serpentine crepe for underwear, etc. In white, sky, REGULATION BRASSIERES HALF PRICE. that object in view that every effort maize and pink. 40 iqches wide. To clear at 50* Cotton Bodice, lace trimmed, in broken sizes, to This II How a Piano Should should be made to promote enter­ tainments of this description in fur­ a yard. The ideal dress for summer out of clear 65* each. Appeal to You thering the well-being of ex-service ALL BLOUSES INCLUD­ Second quality linen table clqttrj just a few left to Others of allover laee, figured silk, embroidery, doors. Made- of film -quality- flannel. metrr > < ING G EoRGEtTE, clear at HALF PRICE. linen and coffotï trimmed with lace....Many can be TO YOUB EAR—By its per­ X CREPE DE CHINE, TRI- 22 Inch Line Napkins 94-50 a dozen. with neat bodice and two patch worn without camisole. Sizes 32. to 46. To clear at 95*. 91-65 and 92-35 each fection of tone. COLETTE AND LING­ Heavy brown bath towels, 48x24. 91-75 a pair. NEWS AND NOTES ERIE AT 20% DIS­ pockets. Have pleated skirts and come all OTHER CORSETS EXCEPT UOSSARD AND OF THE MINES COUNT. Embroidered linen cloths, hemstitched, 36x36. To NEMO. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. TO YOUR R Y E—By its clear at 92-75 each. in many different shades. beauty of casing. Trail Shipments. Five months’ ore receipts at the THE ENTIRE STOCK Dimity ff atsZs to Clear at TO YOUR PRACTICAL Trail smelter total l&#.tti tons this CHOOSE KNIT UNDER THE ENTIRE STOCK «OF 30 Silk Tuff Petticoats to year, against 176.621 for the fifat WEAR AT DISCOUNTS OF GLOVES ON SALE SENSE—By its reputa­ fkve months of last year, the cur­ $2.95 Each tion for durability. rent year thus having a lead at FROM 20 TO 50%. Clear at $1.15 Each AT 20% TO 50% DIS­ present of 10,681 tons. FUTURIST WOMEN-'S The statement for the final ten COUNT. Made in a good tailored style with The above is how a WILLIS days of May shows 13,4»6 tons "de­ Come in navy and black only, ceived. the largest for any month- ATHLETIC UNDERGAR­ have accordion pleated flounce THE ENTIRE/STOCK roll or Peter Pan collar ; have Piano WILL appeal end this year. One new shipper for ALL TOILET GOODS. long sleeves and are trimmed with the year,, the Bpokane-Trtnket, of and tie at the waist. There are OF HOSIERY ON SALE Ainsworth, takes Its place in the PERFUMES, CREAMS. just thirty of these skirts to sell pin tucks and knife pleats. Ex­ lineup. MENTS TO CLEAR AT » AT 20% TO 50% DIS­ Premier Ore Shiemente. POWDERS, SOAPS, Etc., at HALF PRICE to-morrow morn­ cellent value at the reduced price During, two weeks the Premier| AT 20% DISCOUNTS. COUNT. 1 92.95 each. Willis Pianos, Ltd. shipped about 3.500 tone of ore (high HALF PRICE, ' > ing, 91-45 each. end low grade) and concentrates, to Anyox and Tacoma. Thus bringing 1003 ST, 514 the total shipments from the first of the year up to approximately 10,400 > tens.—Portland Canal New» 4 r ,v. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, .TTTSE 9, 1022 i ■

------— VISIT ANACORTES X fo Travel to the Maialand by the New Ante Route 20 50%'- The most delightful and Inezpenetve Summer trip on the Cosat. AU among the islands and the Inland waters of the San Juan Archipelago. A 46 miles drive through the lovely Saanich Penineula, and a day on the PRICE REDUCTIONS Along theXl /aterfront water, the round trip costing. air included, only $3 00. Stages leave Victoria for Sidney at I a. m. and 3 p. m. (Victoria time), SHIPPING NEWS from day to day connecting with the ferries. Fare by stage 60 cents each way. clays Stock-reducing Sale . Ferries leave Sidney for the Mainland at I a. m and 3 p. m. daily (stand­ <9/& ard time, or one hour later than Victoria time). Pasaenaer Fare, one way ...... gi.oo embracing all lines except a fern Motor Cara. 3,000 Ibe. or less, one way...... §4.60 Round trip...... ;...... §6.00 contract c/oods.^^^ Over 3.000 Ibe., one way ...... §5.00 Round trip ...... |S.OO SHIP IN CANADIAN Now Steaming Up Pacific Coast NORWEGIAN SERVICE DR. RUNDLE NELSON 4951 BUILT AT MONTREAL TRAVEL COSTS 18 RETIRING FROM —ARE DOWN SS. Topdalsfjord Leads Fleet QUARANTINE SERVICE of Freighters on New Route To San Francisco Passage of Liquor Through Popular Medical Officer Has Montreal. June 9.—Inauguration <>f a direct steamship service between U.S. Territory Prohibited Been in Government Service Montreal and the principal Nor­ wegian ports with the object of fur­ and Eastern Cities After June 15 Nine Years thering ihe expansion of trade be­ tween Canada and Norway Is an­ Via “The Seenir Shasta Route’’ SS. Princess Louise Carrying nounced by the Canadian Pacific, Will Be Succeeded by Dr. traffic agents for the Norwoglan- Hèavy Shipments North American Line, the owners and op­ (füô.19 Victoria to San Francisco ami Return ' Chester Browir, of St. erators of the vessels to be used in This Trip * John, N.B. the service. All of these are large Sale Dates Jnne 2 to 14. Return Limit July 31st. * ------• modern cargo steamers, which will Fact nr a situation tha£ has all the After being in charge of the Fed be able to maintain a regular and ear-marks of a liquor famine the eral quarantine establishment at speedy service people of the Yukon Territory are William Head for the past nine years. The 88. Topdalsfjbrd. Captain $40.45 Portland to San Francisco and Return. making a desperate effort to fore­ Dr. H. Bundle Nelson has tendered HalVoraen, arrived In port this week K stall the threatened dry spell by Ms resignation in the Dominion Gov and will sail again for Bergen and stocking up with the best of the ernment service in order again to en Christiania with Tronjhem and 8«a- Sale dates June 15 to 20. Final Limit July 20th venger as additional ports of call brands to be reserved for future use gage in private practice in Victoria. ADMIRAL LINER H. F. ALEXANDER On June If the Vnited States Dr. Nelson has been a very popular when cargo is offered for these Buy to Portland-—Rebuy and Save Money regulation becomes effective pro official at William Head since he be­ The H. F. Alexander sailed from Balboa yesterday afternoon and is due to reach 8an Francisco. June 15. htbitlng the- passage in bond of came association with the quarantine The Topdalsfjord and tjie Idef- will carry an excursion of Bhrlaegs jp Honolulu and will enter the Seattle- Victoria - San Francisco service liquors through American territory service as chief medical officer. It is Jord were recently built and out­ This action cuts off the Yukon from said that Dr. Nelson will be asso­ fitted by Canadian Vickers, Limited, ciated with the St. Joseph’s Hospi­ of Montreal, to the order of the Nor­ Its source of supply under the wegian-American Line. They are of POST OFFICE GIVES privileges of the British Columbia tal. He was the first medical prac­ titioner'to acquire X-ray equipment the two deck, poop, bridge, and fore­ liquor control act. as all liquor ship­ castle type, with straight stem and JUNE TRANS-PACIFIC ped into the Yukon has been pass­ in Victoria. Dr. Nelson has purchased IRUIH ALEXANDER elliptical atern and were constructed Excursion Tickets ing through Skagway and over the a home on Sylvan I^ine. (lonsales MAIL SCHEDULE Heights, and wtil make his residence to the highest requirements of Norsks twenty miles of American territory \ erltas and Norwegian Board of Con­ into the Canadian sons. As the there. Since he was appointed medical of­ trol. The principal dimensions are: China and Japan. «United States is in possession of the Length B.P. 365 feet; breath. 49 ft. HAS FULL CABINS Km press of Japan—Malls# lose June 1, «•oast sone down to the head of the ficer at William Head in 1813 Dr. East—One Way L ins.; moulded depth. 29 ft.; draught. p. m ; due at Yokohama. June 16: Portland «’anal, some hew route will Nelson has performed excellent work at the quarantine station, and in the 24 ft. I Inch, with a deadweight ton­ Shanghai, June 20; Hongkong. June 23 have to he found into the northern nage of 6,400 and a sea speed of 11.5 Princess Alice to Enter Skag­ Three Hundred Cabinet Pas­ President McKlnlsv—Mafia close June THROUGH CALIFORNIA country if the Yukoners are to be course of his duties has inspected thousands of vessels touching at sengers Will Sail by Admiral 10. 5 p. m . due- at Yokohama. June 22; appeased. A. F. Jones, manager of the Nor­ way Service Next Week Shanghai. June 27; Hongkong July 1. Louise Full. t Quarantine. His duties, and those of arid the other way by most direct route only cost his assistants, were tremendously In­ wegian-American Line in New York, • Boat To-night Km pi ess of Asia—Malls close June 15. The Northerners are doing their has Just returned to that city after With the approaching entry of the p.' m. : due at Yokohama. June 26. creased during the war period, when Shanghai. June 30; Hongkong, July 6. best to offset the situation by im­ thousands of Chinese coolies en route a conference with Canadian Pacific 88. Princess Alice in the Alaska ser­ When the Admiral liner Ruth $27.60 additional. Victoria to Chicago or New York. porting large stocks of liquor Into officials here regarding the new ser­ Yokohama Maru*—Mails close June 17. to the war zone passed through the vice arrangements are being made to Alexander reaches here this evening the territory before the shipments quarantine station. vice. Mr. Jones stated before leav­ 6 p m : due at Yokohama. July 3; ing. that important Scandinavian recommission the 88. Princess Royal from Seattle en route to California Shanghai. July 14; Hongkong. July 1$. Proportionate amounts from other points to Eastern cities. are shut out by American law. The His Successor H 8. Princess Ix>ul*e. sailing from importers* and exporters have had to take the former vessel's place on ports she will have a full passenger President Jackson—Malls close June Dr. Nelson will be succeeded considerable and advantageous busi­ 24. 5 p. m : due at Yokohama, Julv 6; Swing east this way and visit San Francisco. Loe Angeles and Vancouver on Saturday night «for the local route. The Princess Royal. list including a lafge number of Skagway. will carry a cargo con­ medical officer at William Head ness relations with Canada in the Shanghai. July 11; Hongkong, July IS. San Diego—world-famoue cities; California's Charming Seashore sisting mostly of liquor for delivery Dr. Chester Brown, who will take fast, and that all are anxious for It was announced to-day- at* the of­ Shriners bound to San Francisco to Empress of Canada—Malls close June and Mountain Resorts; three National Parks, and Scores of other in the Yukon country. The Prin­ charge of the quarantine e*Lib.,«>n- tT e resumption of trade on a l»rg«y fice» of the V, C. Coast Steamship attend the Jubilee convention 29. p. m.; due at Yokohama. July 16: hrrtttng pleasure places. ment at the beginning oYJUTy. Dt. shanghai, July 16; Hongkong. July 20. cess Louise is scheduled to reach tvale. Pre-war imports into Norway Service, will resume next Wednes­ All berths are laVen with the ex­ Brown is well known here, having alone amounted in grain and flour Australia and New Zealand. For fares, sleeping car reservations, or beautiful folders, Inquire Skagway June .14. day. - altSCShHng with the Princess ception of some fifty reserved foi been associated with Dr. Nelson at (chiefly rye flour) to 300,000 tons per of agents or write * , William Head during the War. He rnnum; dried and preserved fruits. Adelaide on the night route between passengers Joining the ship at this Sonoma (Australia only)—Malls close Victoria and Vancouver. June 10, 5 p. m.. via San Francisco. f comes here from 8t. John. N.B . where 15.000 to 20.000 tons; canned food­ pork The Ruth Alexander also has Makura-Mails close June 17, 9 a. m., • he has been stationed for the past The Princes* Alice will be given a stuffs. 11.000 or 12.000 tons, sugar, an exceptionally heavy cargo, ac­ direct. VESSEL MOVEMENTS { two years. 55,000 tons, but very little uf the trade thorough overhaul preliminary t<* Honolulu. was shared by Canada. Nearly all taking up the Ekagway ftm. her first cording to advices received by Wil­ sailing North this season being set June 3. 4, 9. 10, 11, 18, 25, 5 p m., via Southern Pacific Lines agricultural implements were im­ liam M. Allan, general agent for the Victoria. June S.—Arrived: Hqwlt k San Francisco. ported from the United States. - for June 1$ from Victoria, and the line here. John M. scott, u. an. Anarrwi, Hall, for Union Bay. Sailed: Blue Tri­ following day from Vancouver. The June 17. 9.20 a. m , direct. angle. for Port Angeles June 8:— To Denmark. Her cargo includes 8.fW sacks of Diet. Frelg't and Pasengr. Agt. Princess Maquinna. which will make Washington potatoes, 7.606 cases of General Passenger Agent Bailed: Arizona Marti. Yokohama It is probable. Mr. Jones stated, Seattle, Washington. Vancouver. June 8.—Arrived: Any ox. a special cruise via the West Coast oalined milk and large shipments of Portland. Oregon. that this direct service between Can­ to Rivers Inlet on June 30, has gone Tacoma : Yokohama Maru, Orient : ada and Norway will be extended to I►»per. salmon and flour. When the Manila Maru. Orient across the HtraKa to discharge freight Ruth A»'zander reaches here a week Portland. Ore . June 8.—Arrived: Denmark. Canada’s pre-war exports to Denmark were formerly nearly from Port Alice and Sidney Inlet. I front Monday on her return trip she Kaikyu Maru. Aberdeen : A. L. Kent. The Maquinna took J00 tons of pulp J will also have Will ho. New York and way; West $800,000 annually, half of which was j will also have a capacity list of pas- flour. Next in importance were bran, to Port Angeles, shipped by the : sengers for already every berth has Sister Ship to Scythia Is fish, animal oil and agricultural Im­ Whalen Mills on Quatslno Sound, and ! been reserved, according to Mr Allan lessen, Los Angeles Sailed: Llebre. plements. Denmark. l>efore the war. also brought down a shipment of ore : About seventy of these are booked to Canadian Pacific Railway Fan Francisco; Freeport Sulphur No. 8. Pressed Into Cunard At­ was ie»-iarge importer of grain pnd concentrates from Sidney Inlet for Victoria. There will be fifteen Los Angeles other foodstuffs, lumber products, Tacoma. j automobile* on the Ruth Alexander B. C. COAST SERVICE. Seattle. June 8 —Arrived: Northland. lantic Service , southbound. Her cargo, while heavy, San Francisco: Lena Luekenbach, New raw materia)», iron manufacturers VANCOUVER—At 2.15 p m. and 11.46 p.m. dally. end sold chierlf meat and provisions, ; m not a capacity load for It will never York ; Nome City. Ran Francisco; L*. S A sister ship toJ.be Scythia and the SEATTLE—At 4.30 p.m. dally. C. G. Vnalga, Puget Sound Naval Sta­ living animals and their products SS. SANTA RITA ! be possible for this vessel to load to„ OCEAN FALLS-PRINCE RUPERT ROUTE—From Vancouver every tion, Sailed : K. R Kingsbury. San Samsa?ia. fia. the new I.aconia. now on Canada’s trade with Denmark had I capacity and keep her schedule for Wednesday at 9.00 p.m. her way to New York, is the third of. LOADS AT SEATTLE Francisco: Arizona Maru. Manila: Nome become almost negligible by the end too much time would be occupied in ALASKA ROUTE—From Vancouver June 16. 17. 24. at 6 p.m. Citv, Tacom* : Lyman Stewart. Oleum. the Cunard Line’s on<*-funne1ed ships cf the war, but there are prospects FOR CALIFORNIA loading and unloading. The present POWELL RIVER.UNION SAY-COMOX ROUTE—From Vancouver Tacoma. .June 8—Arrived Princess to enter the North Atlantic service. for an important revival of trade this cargo, however, is much in excess of Maquinna. Victoria: < Ticket. San Fran­ The Laconia is typical of the great every Tuesday and Saturday at 11 45 p m. cisco; Phyllis. San Francisco. Nome any she has previously taken South. UNION BAY-COMOX-POWELL RIVER ROUTE—From Vancouver new fleet of big one-funnel oil The Canadian Pacific, as iraffio Seattle. June 9 The steamer Banquet Aboard. <*tty. San Francisco QuinauR. San ...... Santa Rita, which has t**en dis- every Thursday at 8.36 a.m. —Sailed 4oumls of satur­ State Pnilein Equipment Hour Day. Min. Hour Mm. ated steam to give o*ne horse-power » endsrë end Tsarist ~ ...... : 4 17 8 or. From thepe figures it is evident that, Beattie: June Removal from the Canadian Pacific Railway ...... 4 16 * or, for a given power, less steam will be trans-Pacirlc liner Silver State I en the required using the former -type ’ of Tuesday night of $150.000 worth of H Canadian National Railuiaqs 4 ...... 4 14 8 07 engines than with the latter. That narcdtlcs by smugglers was an­ 5 ...... 4 14 * 08 B. C. Coast Service ORIENTAL 13 8 means a smaller number of boilers, nounced here last night by a federal « ...... 4 09 and consequently the number o’f fun­ 1 ...... 4 13 * 10 agent after every effort to pick up LIMITED P ...... 4 -13 * It nels can also be reduced. the trail of the smugglers had failed. From Experience 4 ...... 4 12 X 11 Dimensions. According to ' the agent, the nar­ 10 . . . 4 12 6 12 The dimensions of the Taicpnia fol cotics were taken off the vessel dur­ Officials and Employees Know Tsssms—«ssttls »t»aUaa 11 ...... 4 12 X 12 Special Trip to low: length over all 623 ft. 9 in ing a stampede of thirty-four Chi­ IS ...... 4 12 * 13 length between perpendiculars. 600 (Fraai SartlaaS »la S. P. • ». 13 ...... 4 12 * 14 nese members of the crew, believed 14 ...... 4 12 * 14 ft.; breadth moulded. 73 ft. 6 In by the authorities to have been “Courtesy Brings Its Own Reward” ...... 4 12 ...... s depth moulded to shelter deck, 45 ft.; staged to divert the attention of the To CHICAGO gross tonnage, 20,000; Sea speed. 16 officers While th* smugglers were at Rivers Inlet without change 17 ... 4 12 8 16 knots. work smuggling the narcotics from 18 ...... i.. . 4 12 « 18 The has accommodation for nearly their hiding pieces. via 19 ...... 4 12 X 16 -BEST SISALS OH WHEELS" ...... 4 12 X 16 2.600 passengers, made up of 336 Shortly before daybreak the Chi­ 20 ... Our Continental Limited Club, Table d’hote ersle Carts Zt ...... 4 12 X 16 first-class, 340 second-class and 1.504 nese members of the crew dropped WEST COAST ROUTE 22 ...... 4 12 X 16 third-class. overboard from the vessel and ...... 4 19 X If climbed on a raft nearby, on which by 7.46 P. M. DAILY [ 24 ...... 4 14 X 16 they made their way to the dock...... 4 14 X 16 WHERE THEY ARE ALL GOOD. Rose from obscurity in face of strong competition EASTERN EXCURSIONS 26 ...... 4 || X 17 As they were running . for shelter 27 ...... 4 15 s u “I understand he's a great golfer.’ along the dock they were stopped by to Prominence and Favor Fare end 1-10 for Round Trip ...... 28 ...... 4 15 X 17 "Where did you see him play?” dock policemen and returned to the 29 ...... 4 15 » 17 “I’ve never seen him ptay. but 1 Stiver State. It was during the* ex­ Princess Maquinna With the travelling public Far further later mettes, reservations -r ftsfcetu 1^ 30 ...... ,-e 4 IS- 8 17 overheard him playing a game in citement incident to their sudden de­ FROM VICTORIA well en, telephenu, er write Th* Meteorological Ooservatory, Gon- the lounge room of the chib the other parture. officiais said, that the drugs WHAT DID IT? L______Zaira Height». Victoria. H,C„ _ day,:- • iwrelt Kr« ..I’re**-...... — W&CC. 801 uggled ..off .dm ship, *— Jtme 30, «* ll.W #; M. 'Customs officials had been warned that the Silver State carried a large Round Trip, $50.00, in- SERVICE WITH COURTESY R. DALE, General Agent consignment of drugs, but search following

■ESTABLISHED II KUMTUKS CLUB PICNIC NEWS IN BRIEF Try This on Your Palate The June business meeting ff “K” BOOT the Kumtuks Club will take the 11 C. M. 0. Brigade.—Members of form of » picnic to be held at the the Brigade Rifle Asan. are advised beach at Uplands at the foot of AGENCY that the Saturday bhoots are being Lansdown Road at 6.15 on Mon­ held at Heel's Ranges, for the pre SunnyFranceSundae day evening. Members are re­ Ladies' Reignekin Oxford» (|»1 PA sent. and Pump»...... tp-LeUV minded to bring their own cup and saucer, spoon and fork. Ladle*’ Pumps, In white, all sizes. Baby Louis and Renaming Saanich Streets. — The It is a delightful dish of "Bourdeaux" French military heel» $2.50 Saanich Council last night received Ice Cream in three different fruit flavors, i...... • •• and tabled for one week a long list of We Pay Postage on Mail Order» street name changes suggested by a garnished with assorted fruit salad, whipped cream and cherries. Price. 35< 1923 special committee. SHOE Pavers Extension.—The Saanich ’$ Council last night went on record as STORE not opposed to taking into Saanich a portion of the Craigflower School HOLLAND SETTLERS1 Phone 1332 district, bisected by Burnside Road. It 649 Tates Street is planned by residents affected to .WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE circulate a petition forthwith. Dutch Bulb Growers Expected If you haven’t a Victrola we can sup­ Fowl Bay P.-T. Dance.—The Fowl Here in Numbers Bay Fa rent-Teachers' Association ply you with one on will hold a dance to-night in the Following the announcement in terms to luit your own THEY ARE GOING FAST! Margaret Jenkins School auditorium The Times of May 29 that J A. from 9 until 1. An orchestra has been Smldt. a former Netherland» offi­ convenience. Aik for in­ engaged for the occasion, which may cial was paying a visit to Victoria formation about our ipecial MASSEY BICYCLES become a popular monthly affair for and Vancouver Island for the pur­ residents of the districL pose of Investigating the possibilities camp model Victrola offer». of this district for the promotion of Decree Absolute Granted.—Before the bulb growing .Industry, and the At $35 Mr. Justice Macdonald In the proposal to bring' numbers of Hol­ “His Master’s Voice” Records lander# to this country to undertake You will have to hurry to Supreme Court this morning, the divorce action of Le Mare versus L» the Industry, comes the report from Lovely D<^ve. Fox Trot. Club Royal Orchestra. procure one of these Bicycles, Mare, came on for hearing. C. L. the Franco-Canadian Company. Lim­ California. Fox Trot. Club Royal orchestra regularly priced at $55.00. Harrison acted for Percy I-e Mare, ited. that Mr. Smldt haa purchased Who Believed in You7 Fox Trot. All Star Trio and Their petitioner, who obtained a decree a plot of six acres of land at Saaee- Absolutely guaranteed—in * Orchestra. absolute against his wife, Sarah Le no*. the company's new rural acre­ »eme Sunny Dey. Ko. Trot,—Knar -Whiteman and Hie perfect running order. Mare. The action was undefended. age townsite at Hooke Harbor, for IHERMOI th% express purpose of starting the Orchestra. More Fiats Granted.—Indicating bulb and cut-flower industry. Rosy Posy. Fox Trot. Club Royal Orchestra. that the Sunday Closing question Is At the same tlmeMr. Smidt's I Want You, Morning, Noon and Night. Fox Trot. Rom- PLIMLEY & RITCHIE, Ltd. still an active one in police circles. port to the Dutch Government Is most anelli's Orchestra. 1112 Broad Street, Temporary Premise» 147 additional flats were granted yes­ favorable and It is expected that oth­ Swing Me In the Moonlight. Waltx. Metropolitan Dance Phone 1707—Agents for Massey Bicycles—Next P. R. Brown A Sons terday by Attorney-General Manson HALF-PRICE! ers will arrive in Victoria in due it is understood. This brings the If you want one of these smoke damaged genuine Thermos Bot­ course to take up further areas In the When the Tide Comes In. Waltz. Metropolitan Dance number of cases pending to 150. the surrounding district. tles or Lunch Kits at Half Price. Come to-morrow sure! Players. first three of which are now await­ Mr. Smldt comes to Victoria with Oh! Bobby (We’ll Be Happy in Our Little Home for Two). Open TUI Nine, ing Judgment in the city police court the highest credentials from the Dutch Hast Indies, and also the Romanelll’s Orchestra. Judgment Reserved.—At the con­ Dutch West Indie*, where he held Stabat Mater—Cujus Animam < Through His Bleeding Side), clusion of argument by counsel in CYRÜS H. BOWES Is Your Ford Running Well? Government appointments. (Rossini). Lambert Murphy. Hoes your Ford need any mechanical attention1 Let us duote the County Court action of Nichol­ DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST He has made a very close investi­ Stabat Mater — Inflammatue (To Thy Holy Care). you a price for labor on any Job you may require for your son versus Cook, an appeul by the defendant against an order in the gation of the soil, climate, transpor (Rossini). Lucy Isabelle Marsh and Victor Oratorio Ford. This will permit of you knowing the actual labor tatlon. marketing and other features barges before the car "goes Into o»r shop». OBNulNh FORI> Small Debts Court. Judgment was re­ New Store : 650 Yates Street. Phone: 1725 Chorus. PARTS only used and any necessary are charged to you at served. Mrs. Martha Matilda Nichol­ of the business of bulb production, It’s Nice When You Love a Wee Lassie. Sir Harry Lauder. the regular Ford standard price. This protection of the son. gave evidence for the plaintiff- and he is satisfied that the lower enk for the little blue sign: m adapted to the purpose. I Mrs G. J. Cook, and J. Quarmby Marchais. Olive Kline-Elsle Baker. “GENUINE FORD PARTS FOR SALE HERE" | testified on behalf of the appellant. DIAMONDS ENTER CANADA DUTY FREE Nominal Fine.—Pleading guilty to 1 NATIONAL MOTOR CO., LTD. driving a motor for hire without ASSIZE LIST IS Ford Salts and Service first securing a chauffeur's license. 831 Yates Street Harold Mayer was this morning fined $1 by Magistrate Jay in the city po­ western Canada's Largest Music House lice court. The nominal fine was GROWING RAPIDLY imposed after Mayer had told of un­ employment. and had agreed to at NEW LOCATION: once take oiit a license. "Other men 614 VIEW STREET—CENTRAL BUILDING have taken out licenses, your failure Emilia Tom Charged With Be­ Pacific Transfer Co. to do so is not fair to them," the PHONE 885 „ , M. C ALOW ELL Court pointed out. ing in Unlawful Possession Agreement Needs By-Law. — The of Much Gold Heavy Teaming of Every Description a Specialty Saanich Council last night instructed the Municipal Clerk to prepare a by­ Before Hla Honor Judge McIntosh Phones 24S. 24* law giving effect to the arrangement in the County Court to-day Emilia with Victoria by which submission of Tom. committed for trial following a Baggage Checked and Stored Refrigerator preliminary hearing in the police _ V... Ramami sewer by-laws In 1922 is postponed for three months. This course was Visitors to Victoria court recently on a charge of theft Our Motto: Prompt anjehrj deemed necessary to give legal effect of gold and other currency from eervlce. Complain»» will be dealt to the concordance. The city’s letter .during the Golf Tournament will find our big. beautiful William Nye, elected trial by Judge with without delay. of agreement. by stressing claims to store a place of special attention. It is a veritable treasure and Jury in the vacation Assizes. The ÎS7 Cormorant Street. Victoria. Corner Douglas re-submission of the by-law in 1923, plea makes the seventh case that will RADIO Motor Trucke—Deliver!#». appeared to foresee failure this year. palace, containing the cream of the makers’ high-grade go before the Grand Jury when it convenes on July 17. A LIMITED NUMBER OF More Publicity.—The C. P. B productions, in jewelry, watches, etc., together with^ the Tom O'Connell. Dominion constable movie picture department will have fact tiiat we arc direct importers of diamonds and Euro­ in the Indian Service. Interpreted the W. G. King visit Vancouver Island pean goods, allows us to sell at most moderate prices. .court proceeding to the accused to next week to take pictures of log­ day. HEADSETS,CONTACT ging and other scenes on the Island J. S. Brandon acted for the Crown. for showing In various parts «*rved and dancing was indulged In action -continues.. " ' __ _l chance in the field». OF WELCOME HERE By the pound, 4^ Rheumatism and Neuritis until midnight. Preceding the dance 8 Bicycles at...... $34.50 It Is a well-known fact that a short buxines meeting was held, St. George's School.—The closing Veteran» of France.—At a well at 6 Bicycles at.....-..- $30.00 and Mrs. W. Willoughby was elected of the Summer term at St. George's Harold B. Splading. Industrial Co- VICTORIA FEED COMPANY, LTD. those distressing ailments are tended meeting of the Veterans of Ordinator. sends to Harry Charles- 881 Johnson St. Phone 735 secretary in the place of Mrs. Fairey. School will be marked by a series Frame held In their club rooms last who has left for California. worth, president bt the Canadian Phone “ Two-Nine-Oh-Eight ” 4 Doors Below Government St. caused by unallneated acids and of interesting and entertaining evening, the following Comrades were Teachers’ Aaaociation, the following toxins. The VIT-O-NET with events. On Thursday. June 22. at elected: < ’omtade* W. Lawrence, W. | appreciation of Seattle teachers for 1901 Government Street Army and Navy.—The Army and 7.45 p. m., there will be a drill com 5Cavv Veterans' Association last night l.indsay. C. C. Crawford. J. Wright. J. j the welcome last Saturday here: its penetrating magnetic heat petition. Qjl Friday from 2 until j decided to send three delegates to the Dempsey. F. B. Turner. A. Larsen, A. "On behalf of the teachers and waves, dissolves and eliminates 5 p. m . the annual school sports will Ester, A. J. Wilson and W. Thomson • Chamber of Commerce conference» to he held, while Speech Day and the executives of the Seattle public the cesspools of waste In a ' discuss the advisability of erecting In consequence of complaint» that schools. I wish to thank you fur the distribution 6f prizes will take place British Columbia seamen are dis­ PACKED IN FRUIT JARS Canadian Puget Sound quick and positive way. One is j a statue to General Sir Arthur Currie hospitality shown us on our visit to The membership and financial report on Thursday. June 29, at 3 o’clock criminated against by the Dominion I Very Rev. Dean Quainton officiating. Victoria last Saturday. To say we stimulated instead of weakens# : of the association was approved and Government Merchant Marine, out­ enjoyed our visit, but half expresses COFFEE lumber and Timber which Is a great factor ln'severif it was reported that there had been Central W. C. T. U.—At the meet­ siders being given positions over the it. chronic cases. 1 a considerable Increase in member­ ing oPthe Central W. C. T. U. yes­ heads of local applicants, the meet­ "The teachers were very enthusias­ JAMESON’S ship since the first of the year. It terday a standing vote of sympathy ing strongly protested against such tic over the trip, and equally appreci­ Co., Ltd. j was also decided to tnake arrange was passed to Mr. Henry Norman in actions, and ordered a copy of their ative of the trouble to which the Vic­ ! ments for a picnic this Summer, protest to be sent to Ottawa. the death of his wife, an ex-presi­ toria people put themselves to make BEST Common Fir Dimension, Dressed VIT-O-NET PARLORS i probably some time next month. dent and valued worker in the or­ the day a pleasant one. The kindest BEST COFFEE Two Sides 1041 Fort St. Lady Attendant ganization. As the attendance of A Nice Crop."—Discussing Me­ feeling has been established, and the Won Candy Contest.—Announce morial Avenue as it is to-day, with Bodbds and Shtplap. Dressed Two ment is made of the result of the members at yesterdays meeting trip was well worth while for the Sides ~ -----____ j three hundred trees growing amid good-wlll_alone, quite asiclA from the m jrou candv-guessing contest conducted was • small .the election of depart­ Clear Fir Flooring. Ceiling. Siding. mental superintendent* was post­ millions of flowering mustard plants, ^Interesting things learned during the g Ass fruit jars. Partition. Finish, Mouldings. Etc. by Mrs. Rathom in connection with member* bf the Saanich Council the Y, W. C. A- birthday festival poned until a future meeting. A par­ day.__ ■ _ SEE OUR SPECIALS lor meeting will be held at the home agreed last night that the only rem­ ~"Wè are hoping for. the pleasure of W. A. JAMESON COFFEE CO., OF VICTORIA, at the Armories. The number of edy is immediate weed pulling by Very Low Prices on Short Length LEARN TO I candies in the Jar was 282 and Mr. of Mrs. Lumsden, Cook Street, on entertaining the Victoria teachers Material Thursday, June 22. hand, on a scale needing many or­ •next Spring, and in a measure re­ J. Hhaynsn. of 272 Quadra Street, ganized working parties at once. The Highest Grades—Perfect Manufac­ DANCE who guessed 2*1. won the first turning the enjoyable day which you ture—Prompt Deliveries Ijlnt Ballroom Dencee Ward Work in Saanich.- The Saan­ Council decided to urge the Chamber have given us." taught. Chargea moderate prize, a box of toilet requisites pre of Commerce to give attention to the sented by the Marinello Beauty Par ich Council was last night Informed LAURINE CLAYTON that up to May 27. $16.630 had been condition which its project has cre­ YOUTHFUL ARTISTS IN RECITAL SCHOOL OF DANCING lors. The next nearest guess of 286 ated on the boulevards of fihelbourne l-honea :t90l an«l 50S.1L i was given by H. Becker, of 4 Qua expended on roadwork t hargable to Foot of Discovery Street til J.n.. n.,nai„. wards, and $3.601 on relief wora this Street. "This 1* a nice crop, and I have Probably never in. the history of i dra Apartments, and Miss Cooke. 907 personally appealed to Chamber of ' Blanshard Street, who will accord year. The roadwork appropriation is the Canadian Academy of Music has $35.000. divisible between the wards Commerce officer» about Us harvest­ the annual concert of that Iristltütlon ingly share the lovely box of choco ing. but without result." remarked reached a higher artistic standard lates presented by Ramsay Bros. in accordance with the assessments. 20% A 50% UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS KxpemBtwres -by ward» are> Ward Reeve Watson. than It did last night/’ says The To* One. $1.580; Ward Two. $2.912; Ward ronto Star of May 31. - Three. $731; ' Ward Four. $4.116; "Only a small group of students PRICE REDUCTIONS Ask Your Grocer for our Ward Five. $1,374; Ward Six. $3.006: took part, and the programme lasted Ward Seven. $2,483; general. $223; a little longer than the average re­ Hagans Bridge. $202 ; relief wood­ MAKURA WILL DOCK cital given in the course of the year days Stock-reducing Sale at Massey Hall. It rose with a cutting net $1,250; relief rock break TO-MORROW MORNING gradual crescendo of Interest until it embracing all lines except a fern V.I.M.P.A. Sweet Ing. $215. and Wilkinson Road relief. reached a climax In the superb play­ $2,134: a total of $20.231. Inclusive of ing otMr. Colin McPhee. a young pi­ general fund expenditures. The Canadian - Australasian liner anist" of unusual brilliance, and the Makura is expected to reach quar­ duet from the first act of ‘Madame Cream Butter _ Held Pleasing Concert.—An excel­ Butterfly/ which Mr. Victor Edmonds antine at 8 o'clock to-morrow lent concert was given by the choir and Miss Nelly Otl^sang with all the of the Emmanuel Baptist Church, on morning, according to the latest finish of professional singing actor*. The only local butter made Tuesday...ev.ecinr. LasL )0 .wM rnr If .too use Deavtlle. Draper. Gilder. Sedgeman o’clock. been made of Miss Gill and Mr. Vic­ and A. Parfttt-assleted in an enter­ tor Edmond*. These two young wing­ MARTIN-SENOUR’S Can You Stop Your Car? taining programme Mi** Lilian ers arejvidely known In Toronto, and Parfltt and Vernon Smith contri­ have been heard before at Massey It’» nboolute parity envee yon money la the né. If you cannot you are endangering the live* of those who buted a concerto for two violins, in Hall. Mr. Edmonds has a beautiful which the accompaniment was com­ tenor voice, and sings with a wealth THE MELR03E Ce., LM. ride with you, and are a menace to other motorist* and posed by Mrs. Gertrude Huntley of color, and continues to gain stead­ HOTEL RITZ pedestrians. One car in every ten meets with an accident Green. G. H. K. Green contributed a ily in feeling. These are Signor Mo­ cornet solo in an acceptable manner ra ndo's pupils." -, , ,, Modem. Fully Furnished. Reason­ each year. Will yours be one of them! able Rate*—Also Limited Number Safeguard yourself by having jour brakes tested, and if Mias Violet Parfltt and Ivor Parfltt WOOD ta be present at the first meeting. Vancouver registrations at the GIRL GUIDE NOTES of Apartments played the accompaniment», while \ The meeting* will be held every Strathcona Hotel Include Mr. and Frederick Parfltt lead the choir. The Near Douglas Street necessary relined with big double Tuesday afternoon. > Mrs. M. A. Brown. Mr. R. H. Hoaklna, Fert Street, concert was keenly enjoyed by, a Puget Sound Fit*, The first regular meeting of the Capt. P. Park. Messrs, W. J. Bower- large attendance. load inside city Esquimau company of Girl Guides THE GUILTY PARTY. man. Geo. 8. Thomson. J. Harris. 1* RAYBESTOS limits ...... $4.50 was held on Tuesday afternoon, June H. Gould, W. A. Oswald and D. M. For»»»» Unemployment. — Antici­ 6. at the I*ampson Street School. Father—“Did you open the canary's pating much unemployment next Kindling. Block* 4-ft Slab,, Bark Miss lk»uglas-Crompton, the captain, McHardy. , and Misa Robeon. the lieutenant, were cage and let him out?*' YVintef, the Saanich Council last night PROMPT DELIVERY Willie—'Tea. sir." refused to sell standing timber on a in charge. Nine prospective guides "Huh!" Women In politics" snorted HOMES BUILT were present anH were instructed In Father—“Why did you do it?" Thomas Plimley, Ltd. tract of municipally owned land at Willie—"Well, you told me a little the okltimer. Make» me eore. I To your satisfaction, at cost or Prospect Lake. P. H. tiundln had of­ the following: The history of the don’t believe In petticoat rule/’ contract. Oak Bay Branch, Phone 2019 W. L. MORGAN Union Jack, woodcraft signs and bird told you «when l was bad. no 1 Phone 697. fered to pay 50 cents per cord atump- knew It mv»t be him .and I let him "Calm yourself We don’t wear ago. Should the need arise the Coun­ Phone 766 knots. The names of twelve other CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO., Broughton Street Victoria, B. 0. girla were received, who wished to fly out of the window."—Kanaa» City 'em anv more" replied the modem Phone 2769. cil propose* to put gangs of unem­ Star. ployed to work In this timber later in join tpe company, but we$e unable 10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922 and industrial development, and bail of roots, thus differing from praise its climate. plants taken directly from the bush. Skin Tortured Babies Sleep "Its Summer climate is the cllmajr SCHOOL DAYS ~ By DWIG Trial Shipment Results, cf its lure." It continues. "Every trial shipment of 160 white­ Mothers Rest hour of the twenty-four is pleasant, BEECHAMJ flowering shrubs comprising Holo- comfortable and refreshing. The su­ dlscus discolor (ocean spray). Phy- preme delight of living In the Pacific After Cuticura Northwest is to be out In the open Donf let Tvyic s<«carpus opultfollus, nine-bark, and when every breath brings new life SCAkfe V00. - 1 hiladelphus LewtsU (mock orange), was sent to Belgium In time for urd renewed vigor." *#e- jutr planting this Spring, and in a letter This generous tribute to the to rent, vw from Colonel Ross, he states that t barms of the Pacific Northwest—a DEMONSTRATION vie u. wit oumoe, he**, FMete Trte 6vn they arrived in perfect condition and message of stirring appeal to resi­ along side some of the railway ad­ be says “the fact that plants have PACIFIC NORTHWEST dents of the super-heated prairie SWlfl* 0F- states—is one of the by-products of vertising of this region and is ex­ fos VtiU, L€h\ kowokh come from Canada will add much to pected to have a big influence in de­ Hundreds of Red-fezzed Visi­ iT t>o«r the Interest of the ground to people SECURES VALUABLE the advertising campaign of the Pa­ ciding many Summer vacationists to I cknr sTahd it to see i KH° cific Northwest Tourist Association, visit the Pacific Northwest this year. tors Arrive Here on Way VVUttT— much hefn all probability other B. C. species PUBLICITY NOTICE for on .the same page with this story AKveoDV Suffer will be forwarded for planting next ip pears one of the big. attractive BETTING ON DUMPLINGS to ’Frisco Wthb 'en "tell - Fall and the succeeding Spring, and "There is no other resort region advertisements of the association, an opportunity will be given to en­ in the world that has the immense featuring- the special reduced fares The tidal wave of money shortage thusiasts in B. C. who wish to as­ inow-capped mountains and rugged to this region. It is one of a series‘S . * Crowd* of red-feezed Rhrlner*. to which is being carried in about fifty- tad caught the poor old bookmaker sist in this work by contributing de­ ranges equal to thirty Switzerland* and landed him. high and dry. in the * the number of 450. invaded Victoria TtifSKHT OF HC HMD To sirable species. Oregon grape, young as well as beautiful Inland seas, au­ cf the leading papers of the Uniter tomobile roads, forests. streams, Ftates and Canada, selected to reach workhouse. But the ruling spirit ** yesterday afternoon on* their way to 11.600 MAM 65 S»VT HIMt plants of wild roses and salmon- still swayed him. and he started a Mt SICK berry, and large showy perennial livers and harbors for aquatic sports, the greatest number of people in the the annual Shrine meeting in San . ovsei M golf links, arid sandy bathing beaches districts from which Hvmmer tour­ "hook" inside. A friend asked him herbaceous plants are desired. Per­ how he was getting on, hut h* shook Francisco, and made their presence ftrl 1W«- 8607$ sons wishing to co-operate should a», the Pacific Northwest," says The ists are most easily attracted. a.' known to nearly everyone In town. eoT communicate with J. Davidson. Omaha Evening World Herald, of The copy for this series is particu­ his head sadly. ' "The business is too much for me, £ The group which arrived here vaster- F L.8., Botalnst In Charge, Botanical June 1, in a half column article head­ larly strong, and jn nearly .every DU. Gardens and Herbarium, University ing Its vacation page and entitled, paper in which it appears it domin­ and I shall have to get a clerk," he 4* day wa* from the Aladdin Shrine, r KcKt*. "Nebraska and Iowa People are Tak­ ates the entire resort page, such replied. "I can reckon two to one of British Columbia, Vancouver, to Columbus, Ohio, but large nlimbers whom this work has been referred ing Advantage of-New Hummer Rail­ headings being used as "22 Per Cent in cigarettes, or four to one in an KKTItT ounce of tobacco or a quarter cf tea, , from other shrines all over the Con­ and who has been asked to give road Rates to Visit Northwest." Lower Railway Fares This Year.-" advice as to suitable B. C. plants Succeeding paragraphs describe "Special Reduced Railway Fares.” but when it comes to working out tinent will be through to-day and to- for the climate and soil of the battle i glowing terms the natural attrac­ ' The Lure of the Great Pacific- eleven to eight on a suet dumpling— ^ morrow. memorial sites. tions of.this region, tell of its civic North west," etc. It usually runs well. I’m done." * The Ohio Shriners qrrlved shortly ^ before 2 o'cloc k on the ITincess Char- - lotte, specially chartered for the oc­ casion, accompanied by their band of ^ fifty pieces, which Is one-half of the 5 musical organization which the Oo- Ç . lumbus delegation is taking along to "•l 'Frisco. In addition there were the * chanters and patrol corps. ThqvYijfc- Itors wef*e met at the wharves d/ a local reception committee, heeded by Potentate Dr. IÏ. K. Young and in- * eluding Nobles K. K. Treason. .1. H. 2 Hudson, <1. D. Christie and many « Others. After fraternal greetings the <; visitors marched with their band to the Km press Hotel. Then they were ^ taken for a drive about the city and fc adjacent districts. About 4 o’cl«>ck u the Aladdin Haful and chanters rend- ** ered a concert on "the steps of the ~ hotel before a large crowd which packed the grounds and greeted the Rhrlners’ efforts with thunderous up- * plause. The choruses by the Shriner chant- r ers were particularly delightful. Solos «* by Jack Richards and William r Church, formerly members of the Z.ERO Hootxt^, „, » famous Al (i. Fields minstrel aggre* "TUe gallon, were fully appreciated, and the singers were encored again and JLL!------L------L-=. ------1' ” again. Shriners bound for San Francisco. She said I could not harm a fly. And in addition to the Columbus dele­ tnat China 1 h»g could not bark if he gation there were some 300 other They, too, were welcomed by their mil FOR CHILDREN local brethren and entertained with saw a cat. and that a blue china cat the Aladdin member*. was enough to make any dog bark— even a china on»*." Ladies Entertained. "I»ld she say that about me?" In­ Wive* of the visiting Shriners were THE SANDMAN quired Blue Pus*. entertained by -• special reception She did. and more, too." said Mr. EATS ANYTHING committee composed of Mesdames .1. STORY FOR Lioq. She said if it wasn't so far O. Uameron. O. D. Christie. >Ft. I’eden, up here site would give us all a tjiff A. Brown. Mr. Jackson. Humphries end see what we would do." and Hawkins. Kach visiting lady TONIGHT Blue China Puss leaned over the was presented with,.ajHbiutiful bou­ side of the mantel. "She is right quet on arriving, aiuFn^-r the ladies under here,"*' she said, to Mr. Lion : were driven about the City. THREE CHINA ANIMALS • I will show her how funny I am." I alter In the afternoon the Shriners "1 am going to show those toys 1 returned to Vancouver. Thence they Three china animals sat on the mi *.f some Importance, totV said mantel of the playroom. At one end China Lion "I will give a*loud roar will go South to.their destination. ______down and scare them," _ San Francisco. Most of the visitor» sat ;t r*d chfttn dog: China l>og did more then, for hit After Long Suffering From are going South dir^t from Van - end. a blue china pussy cat—they companions jumped and crash they couver. I'.r.oo gf them having arrived never quarreled those two. but per­ went on the bricks in front of the Serious Stomach Trouble, in the Terminal €4t> yesterday, by fireplace. special train. haps the reason was that in the mid­ Following Flu, Mrs. T. W. dle of the mantel stood a china lion. China Cat did tip Calico Cat over. Motion pictures -of yesterday * cels— The Hon was yellow, and tits mane .4~tt4 -there was nothing left of China White Says She Was Com­ brat ion were taken by Young's looked yery much like molasses I Puss but the broken bit* of blue Studios, ami, will be shown nil over candy after it has b«*en pulled a while. -scattered about the floor. pletely Restored by Taking Canada, the candy, not the mane. I mean. China lH)g looked down on the Alderman R W. Pern-, represent­ The three china animals stood 1 roken lion and cat arid was" glad Tanlac ing the City Council, officially wel­ long note, and be* the l-o was satisfied t<* sit on the man­ comed the Shriners here in a f«W tel. Why should 1 worry If the toy ‘•The benefit I got from taking well-chosen words. do make fun of me." he said. "I am Tanlac is greater than 1 can ever l etter off then they are; no one ever express." declared Mrs. T. W. White, tumble» me about the floor and steps I960 Boucher Street. Victoria. B. C. TO SPEAK ON i n me. and up here I can look down "After a severe attack of the 'flu' T MOUNTAIN RANGE c.n every one. What more can was so weak for a long time that 1 king want than that? 1 wonder Mr. could hardly get around; I had no ACROSS THE STRAIT Lion did not think of that, he was appetite and the little I forced my­ so wise. Well, that is what comes of self to eat cauiied me such severe belonging to a family that Is wild R. L. From me. of the United States I have heard that 1’uss belongs to pains 1 could hardly stand it. 1 got Forest Service, who has charge of that class of animals, too, so 1 ex very little sleep nights, suffered a the forest reserve on the Olympic I ect that is the reason she was not great deal from headache* and mv Peninsula will leetdre to the Natural contented here on the shelf." cl nerves were so unstrung any unusual History Society on Monday. He will "High-ho! I a in glad 1 am not noise made me tremble all over. “peak on the Olympic National wild." yawned China Dog. "I expect "But - Tanlac has built me up to Park, and the address will l»e tllus- to live up here the rest of my day where I am like a different woman tru-teU with fine lantern slides, show ­ and what more can a dog want than 1 can eat anything, have gained ing every aspect of the mountains, ti- be comfortable? King ul beasts weight Thrhr along and rvever dnrre- alpine climbing. 1 uffibêrîhg. trail Why. I’d rather be a dog than any- pains any more. My husband has building, fire fightinr conservation r.-agic hour came around at night " thing else in the world." and China also taken Tanlac with splendid re­ and the animals and birds. they had remained silent, while the | Ik>g closed hi* eyes for a good long sults. and we both think there is The lecture will be given at thé toys that lived on the floor around j nap. nothing like it.” Girls' Central School, at S o'clock. the playroom played and talked. j u Tanlac is sold by all good drug- Invitation* to Alpinists. Boy Scouts But one night the Lion spoke to Your and Girl Guides are extended Little Boy and f gists. the two china animal* beside him. "it PN time we took part in this ii'ghtlv frolic." he said. '"Here1 we IE sit. night in and night out, and never uo a thing " Blue Pussy stretched a-nd yawned ''I quite agree with you, Mr. Lion." —and Mine fehe said. “1 am tired of watching that calico cat show off while I sit 2OZ /o 50% here, and no one notices me at all. 1 Desire to Use Canadian Plants have a much glossier coat than hers." China Ix»g did not say a word on Battle Memorial Sites PRICE REDUCTIONS Something told him that his place was on "the maptel. and not on the in Europe "My little child climbed up into my lap the other evening, and in days Stock-reducing Sale floor, so he did not even bark while the talk between hi* companion* went TôtJR* Canadian Rattle Exploit; characteristic fashion said, ‘How much do you love me, Daddy?' embracing all lines excepl a fan "I am king of all Leaats." said the Memorials Commission, with head amtmcf 900d3^Mc^sê-. Lion, "and I am going to show the quarters in Belgium, is entrusted the toy* on the floor that 1 am jt> be work of designing monument* and not lord Why, 1 heard Calico Cat plans for the beautification of making fun of us the other night. grounds for the,battle memorial sites “ ‘Why, I love you so much I’d never let anything harm you, as in Europe. In tlitp connection it I ro|H>*ed to usé as far as possible long as I live.’ ' shrub* and flowering plants which are distinctly Canadian. This idea seems to have appealed to a number enthusiasts In Canada, who hat- forwarded seeds for the use of the "In childlike innocence, back came the response, ‘Well, I hope commission. Most of" these dona tions were from Eastern < 'aninja and the .prairies, and some were sent by you live as long as I do, Daddy.’ > I eople who thought the seeds were go from Canadian flowers and trees, but which proved to be en I y Euro i on CANADA MADE pean varieties which have been grown In gardens everywhere for years, and "Like a dart the reply pierced th rough to my heart.” not distinctively Canadian. Lieut.-Colonel M. N. Ross, who is in charge of this work in France v Ished tQ have shrubs and other The future holds no cruel fate if the "guardian angel" of life insur­ riant* from each of the Provinces, Goodyear Cord Tires but found considerable difficulty In obtaining native B. C; species. Vefry ance is placed over your children’s lives to-day. Ere to-morrow it f* w w«-re to he found in commerce owing to difficulties of collection and cultivation during the war. and the may tie too late. are lower in price and only way of securing specimens seemed to be to get them from this Province. But, as is well known, the hur*rn*r Tiere ad""hôr 'câiér to thèse higher in quality than who desire showy native specie*, be­ Any Lift inmrtuict representative will fce pltattd to advitt you h.w ing HHttsfled to import European, American, or Oriental specie*. It Is c father’s and mother’s lova can be extended to their children, guaran­ not surprising therefore that Colonel . Boss found difficulty In having Brit­ teeing ta them a chance in life, even though death overtake the parent. over before 4000 ish Columbia represented by its flora oil the battle memorials. He appealed lo the Agent-General for B. C., in selected dealers sell London, and was referred to Dr. 1* 8 Klinck. President of the University of British Columbia, and fortunately THE MAN OR WOMAN THE WORLD WILL NEED the University Botanical Gardens at Point Grey, which has many thous­ v them. _ and* of native plants from all parts SOME DAY, MAY BE YOUR LITTLE BOY OR GIRL of the Province, had some which were The Goody*** Tût L Rukbtr Co. i minently suited for the work of tne a ii*aw - Memorials Commission. One section of the nursery contains several thous­ ands of ornamental native shrubs which some day. soon It is hoped- LIFE INSURANCE SERVICE will be used in the beautification of the university site. These shrub* have been grown, and transplanted I ke regular ntyeery stock, for several years so that they have each a -Jr V

II VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922

Hairdressing and SOc Luncheon Manicuring Parlors nHudsons 18au dnitipanu j Served Dsily From 11.30 to 2.30—Fourth Floor Expert Attendant. IjL V * INCORPORATED Ai). /V 1070 P /VgH Moderate t'barges. Orchestra in Attendance —Mezza Inina Floor THE SmOF ttUAyTY rfg Phone 1670—Private Exchange Connecting All Departmentt Church & Co.’s Brogues and Special Sale of Corsets Not Advertised Oxfords for Men See our special "not advertised" You will find in our Men’s Shoe Department a large Corset Values to $1.76. Sale Price 98c Back-Lace Corset Values to $4.80. windows. During this month ws sre devoitng certain windows range of Hummer Footwear from the reliable and Made from pink and white coutil, clastic in­ Price $2.79 to the showing of special bar­ sert at top. two sets hose supporters; sizes ' Sports model of white broche, elastic insert gains not advertised In the news­ world-known firm of Church & Co. Northamp­ 10 to 25; values to 61.75. AQ _ at top and throughout hip section ; sizes 20 papers. These special» are all ton, England. trig money savers which you can­ Sale Price ...... a/OV to 27 ; values to $4.50. Sale Û* A 7Q not afford to Ignore. Wee them The bench-like workmanship, superior qual­ Price...... «Pd6e I V every day and take advantage ity of leather, the smart trim appearance of Corset Values to $3.60. Sale Price $1.60 of the bargain prices. Designed of novelty pink batiste; medium Back-Lace Corset Values to $6.60. these shoes all go to ensure comfort and low bust, long hip ; well boned ; values to $2.50 Sale Price $3.79 satisfaction. They rank with-the best sizes 19 to 28. Male $1/50 Made from excellent quality pink broche with the world produces and the prices arc Price elastic top, lightly boned. Also .“Namsie Gir­ dles” with surgical elastic throughout hip 200 Dozen exceedingly low considering the value Front-I*ce Corset Values to $3.60. Sale section ; sizes 20 to 28 ; values to d»Q 70 you receive. Price $1.98 $5.50. Male Price ...... tpO# I 27 Clover Leaf Made from pink eoutil ; suitable for slender Black Velour Calf Tan Hut Brown Willow Q1 O A A Back-Lace Corset Values to $8.76. Calf Brogue» Price . .«PlAl.VV -figures; elastic top; sises 20 to 26; values Sale Price $4.98 Cups and Saucers Brogues. Price $11.50 Tan Kussia Calf Oxfords. | PJQ to $11-50. Male Made from pink silk broche, free hip, elastic Black Velour Calf Price ...... $1.98 insert throughout bust line, grading to a 6 for $1.00 Oxfords.. Price $10.50 Front and Back-Lace Corset Values higher back, long hip; sizes 19 to d*y| QQ Tan Willow Calf Golf Brogues, with the to $4.60. Bale Price $2.98 25; values to $8.75. Sale Price .. «P *e*/0 Big clearing Special for Saturday Black Q lace Kid $11.00 scape rubber sole and 75 morning. These Cups and Saucer* Oxfords. Price heel. Price flossard Front Lace Corsets, suitable for the Back-Lace Corset Values to $10.00. are a nice clean ware, usually sold -Main Floor at 15c each. £• average figure; medium top and long skirt Sale Price $6.98 O fer $1.00 of good quality coutil and sterling eloth in Made from splendid quality coutil, designed Saturday pink or white. Back Lace Corsets with for heavy and average figures, well boned elastic top, free hip, of good quality pink throughout abdominal section; sizes 23 to 30. Men’s Pure Wool Tweed Suits broche ; sizes 20 to 28 ; values to d* A AQ values to $10. Sale CFC QQ Drug Specials $4.50. Sale Price ...... «PdS.a/O Price ...... «PU.270 Hind's Honey end Almond Creem, A Great Value at $30.00 —Second Floor value 60c for ...... 38* High-Grade Tailored Suits that are ùnequalled at this low price. Made from fine Lietorino, value 60c for...... 43* quality pure wool tweed it; desirable shades of brown, grey and green and fancy Cutleure Ointment, value 50c for 39r mixture patterns; come in smart two and three-button models; Suite that will Womens Wool Sweaters Reduced to $2.49 Tanlac, valu. 11.00 for ...... 69* Wilson's Invalid Pert, value SI.75 appeal to the conservative man as well as the young man; sizes QQA AA for ...... $»-»» 34 to 44. Price ...... «POUoVU Women’s Smart Wool Sweaters, Tuxedo front and narrow —Main Floor Peroxide, v alue 40v for ...... 28* girdle. Come in shades of jade, orange, American beauty, Liquid Petrolatum, heavy. 1« 01» 53* purple, grey, black and pearl, turquoise and white and navy Iron!xed Yeeet, value 1100 for 69* Herpieide, value 60c (or ...... 39C Men’s Khaki Pants—$ 1.95 Men’s White Flannel Pants,$8.50 and white. Splendid value. Menthelatum. value 25c for 1*C An I deaf pant^for camp or outing wear, made English-Made White Flannel Pants, cut tn from a splendid quality khaki denim and a good-fitting style with belt loops, five Special for Saturday’s Selling, Each. Big Bath Cakes, value 15c. 3 for BBC $2.49 - cut in a good fitting style, five pockets, pockets and finished with cuff bottoms. —-SecondSecond FlourFloor Sponge Bege. value» to 60c for 27* belt loop» and ruff bottoms; 95 Splendid value at this price, £)Q Earn nee Viette, for whitening the tflzes 32 to 44. Price hand», value 00c for ...... 43* —Main Floor —Main Floor Minty'e Compacte, three shades, value 50c for ...... 34 V Women s Wool Sweaters Reduced to $3.49 Heubigant Lilac Telle. Weter. value fl|en’S milite DUCk Pjnt$, (2.25 Meil’S TwCCd CapS, $ 1 .50

Women’s Wool Sweaters, Tuxedo style; in attractive shades 12.7j for ...... _- 1 • _ ^ . ... 1 1, _...... ' O*»...... »», i !" z. «.» nut 4m o nAA____-. Ill Oh.______A gt .vlp . —Main Floor Made from fine quality plain white duck; Men's gmartPap» cutln a one-piece atyle from splendid quality tweed In shades of of black and white, rose and fawn. American beauty and grey, k cut Ih a good-fitting atyle, five pockets and finished with cuff bottom»; 25 grey, green and brown; lined throughout. Price ...... tpJLetMJ pink and white, emerald ‘and grey, heather and American sixes 32 to 44. Price, per pair.. MARKET DAY tFECIAL Main Floor —Main Floor beautv. (D A fh 1 Tube Teeth Paste, value 25c; Special for Saturday’s Selling, Each.... Mr ÎZ 1 Tooth Brueh, value Me. 2J)C —Second Floor The two for —Main Floor Men’s Pants, Special at $2.65 Men’s Panama Hats,$8.50 dit» to The Hat that keeps you cool on the hottest fromgfey striped worsted; cut in a good- day; made In England; blocked In smart fitting atyle with five pockets and belt shapes to suit the most particular man: Boxed Chocolates loops: size* 32 to 42. Special for gfj medium crown and brim. $8 50 A Selection of Our Own Brands Saturday's Selling, per pair Price for the Week-End Outing C Assured Styles in Women’s After- OOQ 7 C -Main Floor —Main Floor Hudaan Bay Delieia Chocolates noon and Tailored Dresses - - I U Assorted hard centres; 1-lb. box tor ...... M-®» Compare these dresses style for style, quality for quality, and tailoring for tailoring *4-lb. box ...... Buy Your Garden Hudson Bay Royal Dessert with any you see elsewhere at higher figures and you will appreciate all the more Cheeâlatoe The value of this offering. They come in the latest models introducing crepe. Our finest assortment. 2-lb. box Hose Now for ...... Roshanara, taffeta. Canton crepe" and many other favorite fabrics of the season in the 1-lb. box ...... *!•*<> most wanted colorings. Styles are here to suit Women and Misses. Now is your 5tM*) feet of the best quality Corrugated "I Hudson Bey Luxure Chocolates opportunity to secure a really good dress at a very moderate da rdf n Hose, selling at. per foot...... AU / A-real luxury; 1-lb. box ...75# 9 %-lb. box ...... 50# price. Sizes to 44. Special Value at...... i% m —Lower Main Floor Hudson Bey Ceuntry Club Chocolates Another flne assortment of hard and eoft centres; 2-lb. box B2.50 New Tweed and Homespun Suits, $33.95 Sport Skirts—Special, $8.50 36-In. Bordered Scrim and Plain Marquisette, 19c Yd. 1-lb. box ...... $1.50 Our selection in Twfed and Homespun Suits includes The best value ever offered this season. The collection —Main Floor straight, box and belted model*; splendid In fit and includes homespun, tweed serge, flannel and prunella 50(1 yards of nice quality Plain Marquisette and Plain Bordered Scrim in the ivory well tailored with quality silk linings; skirt» are- neat­ sport skirts in elngla and double box pleated styles; come in all the newest combination colore; suitable shade; these are two of our most popular curtain fabrics ; 56 inches 1 A-, ly tailored laJwo-plece styles. W'ith pocket*, finished s X1 1 . lb--. U »»..:»! Cul ne.» lav waxes* x- O ge» I ..... JL for town or country wear, waist sizes 28 (gg gfl wide. Market Day Special. Saturday, per yard GROCERY SPECIALS with neat belt, come in all the favorite —Third Floor shades; Prizes to 40. Price to 2». Price The Hudeen'e Bey Ce. 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| REIGNING FAVORITES IN P.N.W. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS MOTTO ! GET BACK ON TOP BICYCLES, SPORTING GOODS, TOYS 711 Yates Street - Phene S17 C.P.R. Must Be Disposed of in Sons of Canada Put Up Plucky Ball Game To-morrow If JIM DUNN, OWNER OF Fight, But Could Not Hold i Vs* They Get Up CLEVELAND INDIANS, AMSTERDAM SCENE OF Visiting Stars PASSES IN CHICAGO Bill Patchell Turned Out Three 1928 OLYMPIC GAMES Etks ...... 2 , * (Chicago, June 9.—James C. Dunn, Mann Cup Players; Final president and-chief owner of the .f* Cleveland Americans, died here early l .agies ... ».»»» j l 1 » «>-q Score 11 -5 to-day. Mr. Dunn’s death came after Los Angeles Passed Up Again Rill Pst«b*U'» bustling <"«* of In an endeavor to bring the ball long illness which first became acute Owing to Financial Troubles last February. mill-hand» end farmer, cartie Into games back to the standard main­ A combination of complications of Europe town lait evening to look oter the tained in previous years, the officiate mostly internal . and involving the Hon. of fanadn at the Stadium In of the Amateur League have decided | heart and other vital organs of the the opening game of the ' ,c,"rlJ to start to-morrow night s game be Paris, June ».—Amsterdam was _nfi body, caused Mr. Dunn’s death. Mr. confirmed as the site for the 1921 and Id.trkt 1-airo.ae League and tween the Knight» of Columbus Dunn besides being owner of the they motored bark to Sidney w«» th* C P. H. t.ubs at 6.30 Instead of Olympic games by the International , ('iwveland chib was a railroad con- Olympic Committee at Its meeting an 11-9 victory hanging over their <>’(!<« k. as bns been the cu8to™ tractor widely known in this line of yesterday which wap attended by W. colter-bones. Tfc,lr Saturdays so far this season. Man) k N. Garland, of Los Angeles, as the Sidney won rather eaaltl. Their of the players on the various teams j only American representative. victory wae due to a splendid fonc- are unable to get away on Saturday ! Charles H. Sherrill, of New York, tlonlng team which had a dl.ttnct afternoons and in adopting this » who was elected to membership on advantage over the local youngsters. course the officials feel that all clubs Wednesday went to England to be Simpson, who plays goal for 'he local will be able to present their stronges: VICTORIA WILL TEST present at. the court at Buckingham Mann Cup team, guarded the nets for line-ups and will therefore give the Palace last night. the Patchell. and llamy Norton end fans better games. Should their The possibility of holding the 1928 Mike McClure, two other M»nn I plan prove successful, the Saturday games at Los Angeles was con­ IK-re. were *1.0 on the visiting home. j games will be played at 6.30 and INCOGS TOMORROW sidered. but all the European dele­ With throe stars of this calibre hold- * 3 o'clock alternately, the games start­ gates asserted that the financial and In, together a .laid and fa.t group ing at 6.30 o'clock on Saturdays when economic situation in Europe \fcould of stick-handlers there wxa little the local lacrose team is playing In Important Cricket Match Will make it Impossible for the games to Vancouver and at S o'clock when they wonder that the local lads went un- Draw Big Crowd; Albions draw representatives from all over der Keep Your Heads Up, Sons. are playing at home. the world, and it was finally decided They’ll All Be On Deck. Play Five C’s to adhere to the decision taken at The Sons need not be the loootblt Present Indications point to a grand Lausanne last June. discouraged over their loss. The> old tussle to-morrow night. Manugei Balm For Los Angeles. put up a remarkable fight and even Francis reporting that the C. P. P- Cricket League Standing Paris, June 9—The International Bill Patchell and his tribe admircU will be out in full strength and ready B. W. L. Pts. Olympic committee to-day author­ the spirit of the youngsters. All the ♦o hand the Knights a real lac 103. Incog» ...... * J } J ized the city of Los Angeles to hold Sons are High School boys who have ; //Mill I he railroaders h.c e been uhfortun- Albions ...... 4 3 1 international games under the pat­ only been playing the game for a, b, Chepmse. atc sc far this season In being un­ Five C'a "A" ronage of the committee In Septem­ MRS. HUTCHINGS, OF WINNIPEG couple of seasons. They have aom GEORGE VON ELM, OF SALT LAKE able it field their best team, most (f Garrison...... ber, 1923. to dedicate its next stad­ splendid material and after they gain their players being employed by the Victoria ...... ium. These games, however, will a little experience In league i E A: :s. Hallway ana the B. C. Coast Five Ce “B” ... have ho connection with the regular they will give Sidney all the battle Service and unable to show up when Army and Navy Olvmpic. they want. needed. However, to-morrow even­ The Sons were a bit shy on the OH MY! BECKETT IS ing all players will be on deck and To-morrow’s matches in the Vic­ Los Angeles, Cal.. June 9.—The new finer points of the game. They were- RAY AND MITCHELL Von Elm’s Superb TO TRY ONCE MORE with Percy Chambers doing the toria and District Cricket League will stadium here, which 4*as been under stored against mostly through let­ MEETING IN FINAL pitching duties, it looks very favor­ be as follows : construction since last Fall, will be ting the odd man slip through and able for the C. P. R. Victoria vs, Incogs at the Jubilee completed probably in March, next __ oiWBa-ilA. gpi. in their defence seemed London, June 3. —Georges Car- On the other aide of the fence, grounds. year, under present conditions, of a bit pussled to know how to frue* GI.n#»gl.r. Scotland, June 3 - Manager Mat-far lane, of the Knights, Five “A" v*. Albion» at Oak. construction. It will be a large. 0''*!.,, traie the attack. Bob Mclnnes. the Kdward Ray, former open golf pent Ter. according to Sporting Life to-day. has verbally agreed to a is still wearing his usual smile in ^Garrison vs. Army and Navy at housing a quarter mile track, with a tireless coach of the Sons, will be vhomplon of Orel Rritaln. and spite of the fact that he will be 220-yard straightaway, and in the able to give his boys a little instruc­ Abe Mitchell, one of Britain'» heat return match with -Joe Beckett, the English heavyweight whom without the services of his star first Work Point. centre will be all field facilities for tion in this all-important matter. on the link., will play each other Golf Pleases All baseman. Geo. Copas, who was In­ Someone is due for an upset in me baseball, lacrosse, football and other for final honors in the Thousand Carpentier knocked ont- in a fight jured at Port Angeles last week. cricket race to-morrow, as the four They'll Corns Along. in loondon two years ago. and will track and field events. The bleachers The Sons have speed and youth on tlulneaa golf tournament here. In Mack Intends starting a new pitcher. teams at present tied foxjhe leader­ will be of concrete construction, and the eeml-flnale today Ray defeat­ sign a contract soon. If the ar­ Jot* Smith, and claims that as far ship will all be engaged. 5M~*ome- their side and they'll be heard from rangements go through, the news­ with a seating capacity of 75.000 with before the season closes. They have ed A. t'ompton, a sterling British as the Knights are concerned, the one has got to go under. Just who construction "provision that-..will en­ golfer. 2 up end 1 to play, while paper says the fight will be held old ball game is already safely tucked that someone will be no wiseacre ha» able building of additional tiers at a number of good lads who will be fit Champion Equalled Course Record lu liis Round' Yes­ in loondon In October. to ftll some of the Mann Cuppers Mitchell disposed of O. C. Addo, of away. yet arisen la say. anv time to increase the capacity to shoes within the next season or two. Roehampton. 5 and™2 to play. terday Afternoon at Col wood; Portland’s Last Incogs Want Feather 100,000. Leonard Tait, principal of the Mitchell won hie piece in the oeml-flnali by defeating J. An­ CUP-HOLDERS PLAY The match that is arousing the lampoon Street School and one of greatest Interest is that scheduled at the daddies of the lacrosse team In derson. of Perth. In the third Placers Eliminated; Seattle Is Assured of at LEONARD BRITTON round this morning. 1 up. Ray In FOURTH GAME OF the Jubilee between the Incogs and this city, faced off the puck. He «ave Victoria. This should prove one or JUNIOR BASEBALL the boys a little adviçe and akked this round beat Robertson 2 up Dstst One Place in Finals; Von Elm SERIES TO-MORROW the best matches of the season. If them to remember at all time# that and 1 to play. the Incogs win it will be a big feath­ the national gamfc did not call for BOUT CALLED OFF Five Games To-Night. Is Favored. The Victoria lacroeee team will er In their cap and give them an­ rough-neck tactics. He asked them leave for Vancouver this even­ other good boost towards the cham­ There are five games .scheduled for to play the game and play it cleanly. ing to meet the challengers for pionship. Should they lose, how­ this evening in the Junior City Base­ The Sons showed an early hurst! the Mann Cup. The locale will be Rickard Says Principals ever. it will bring them even with ball League, each of which will have and notched the first goal but from ! etrongly represented and are Victoria in the league standing. a direct bearing on the standing of that point on Sidney held the whip 105 PUT END TO fieorgv Von Kim Pacific NArthweet golf cliampim#. had his Victoria, last year's champions got the league. extremely anxious to win this Wanted to Hold Him Up and hand. The local home had no fear of opposition further reduced at Colwood yesterday. At the com­ game. It will put them even off poorly this season, due to the loss The games are as follows: boring in but they were shooting with the Mainlenders and make He Just Balked of a number of their sterling play­ Pirates vs. Hustlers, on the High against a master in Simpeon. Ma my mencement of the third round the Salt Lake player found five ers. They have suffered defeats at School grounds. their chances ef retaining fhe the hands of the Albions and Gar­ Norton and McClure were a tower of Seattle and two Portland golféts keeping company with him, but cup extremely bright. New York. June ».—There will be Tyees vs. Umtombl. at the Central strength on the attack and were the no Benny Leonard-Jack Britton box­ rison. while their only victims have Park, Vancouver Street side. _ . . , - . - . . ... when the round was finished both the Rose City representatives The teams will play in Con been the weak sisters of the league, main source of worry to the local Jones’s Park and the game will ing contest for the world's welter- Royals vs. Tigers, at the High defence Dutch S Tastes Detest Alter aI1(^ ^.0 0f Sound star* had been eliminated. -, 4ha Five_Cra “W and the Army and S^hnq) rffliinitt,______no doubt hé owe Of the boet of weigbt championship Jtm* 23.1m Navy. However, for lo-fflorrow vic­ The teams lined up as follows: Von Kim played almost faultless golf yesterday and as a result the series to date, as Vancou­ Rickard, promoter, announced last Mets vs. YrM.CA., at Central Park, Winning Eight Straight; toria will make a dying effort and is Quadra Street side. Sons of Canada Position Sidney equalled the long course record of 70 made by the Colwood pro, ver is anxious to keep hold of the night. calling upon the support of its re­ Geiger ...... Goal ...... Simpson Ruth Hits Fourth lead it has secured. The announcement came as a sur­ serve. Alexis Martin, one of the best The games commence at 6.41 Willie Black. Von Kim had to show his best golf in order to dis­ prise. for it was understood that all cricketers in the province^ Hebden o'clock sharp. MeNamee ... Point ...... Anderson preliminaries incident to the bount. Straith... . Cover Point . .E^Norton New York, June 9.—The . suspen­ pose of the persistent Russell Smith, of Portland. In the morning Gillespie and G. C. Grant will don the including the signing of articles had Southpaws Win Agsin. Moses. . . . First Defence W. Crossley sion and fine imposed upon Karl round* they.—, ------finished up— all square, — flannels and help the champions to Second Defence .. .Jenner been completed. conquer the sturdy leaders. Go ward The Southpaws won another game Collinson. Smith, catcher for the Giants, appar­ but Von Elm ran out a winner in the Stelll (Seattle). 3 and 1. LEAGUE GAMES Rickard's statement places the Third Defence .... Burton R. E. Stein (Seattle) beat H. A. end Wilkinson will no doubt be from the Snipers by the score of ently will be a good tonic for the afternoon by four and three. blame for the calling off of the con­ Cowan...... Centre ... . M. Norton Fleager (Seattle). 3 and 1. trundling In form, as test week in 16-0. A. Zuick pitched good ball for ... Held young firebrand, reinstated Wednes- Meets Watson. test on the two-chajmplons. declaring the inter-city match at Duncan they the winners, while Holness, of the Ft urges» ,. Third Home . First Flight. National League. they made exorbitant purse demands Allen..... Second Home Robertson j (lay for he cracked out a homer and Von Elm will have another stiff fchowed that at least their arms and Snipers, was easily hit. The batteries rpatch on his hfcnds to-day as he Is R. Bone (Vancouver) beat C. Nel­ At Boston— H- H when they learned the hqut was to eyes were on. . Catterall .. First Home . a single, aiding greatly in the Giants' St_Louls ...... 5 15 0 he staged in the Velodrome. New wére as follows : A. Zuick and J. Humber . . Outside Home ‘ Benton drawn against Forest Wataop, of Se­ son (Waverley), € and 5. Incogs Are Composed Griffiths for the Southpaws; U. McClure Victory over Chicago eleven to five. attle. in the semi-finals. Watson E. J. P.ragg ( Waverley) beat A. V. Batteries—Doak and (Tentons. Mc­ York, instead of at Boyle’s Thirty The Incogs are not alarmed over Cameron .. Inside Home Acres in New Jersey. Holmes and Drysdale for the Snip­ ...... Spare .... J. Crossley Cincinnati make It two straight yesterday disposed of the prominent Price (United Seoifes), 5 and 4- Quillan. Marquard. Watson and O’Neill the reports emanating from the Vic­ ers. At Philadelphia— R- H- E. Moody...... Spare ... .McIntyre from the Brooklyn Dodgers, defeat­ Portland golfer, Rudolph Wilhelm, N. J. Smllle (Shaughnesey) beat B toria camp. They are confident that by three and one. Watson is play­ Pittsburg ...... V J J* 2 their side will be able to turn back Taylor... ing them seven to two. The victory Wilson (Victoria), at 37th. Philadelphia ...... ••••••£ U. $ OAK BAY CRICKET Bluebirds Sang Well. n arred the fine record of Dutch Reu- ing a very fine game at present. F. Thomas (Colwood) beat XV. Batteries—Carlson and Gooch; Ring. the highly touted champions. They Summary. Two Seattle players figure in the TEAM BEAT “HIGH” are counting strongly on the ability The Bluebirds beat the Magpies by Firft period -1. Sons. Cameron; 2, tber. who had previously won his Bone (Vancouver), 8 and 7. Singleton. Welnert and Henline x 31 to 8 last night. Home runs were last eight starts. . other semi-final, Bon Stein meeting At Brooklyn- V. E, cf their batsmen, who have turned in Sidney. W. Crossley; 3, Sidney. W. Bob Spiers. Both these golfers.jr >n (Concluded «Il i>»»«* ID some splendid scores this season. made by Bill Robertson, Ernie Pedén, Crossley; 4, Sidney, Norton; 6. Sid- St. Louis battered the offerings of Cincinnati ...... 7 11 * The Oak Bay High School yester­ Sidney B. and Gordon Willie. The three Bbston pitchers to the tune of •tr matches yesterday by the same BreeMyn- ...... vv7----- day afternoon cjpfea^ed the Victoria Owing to 4he importance - attached ney, McClure. three and one. Stein defeating ,^t;'.d?,"r7Rr.ïîïtûrînd Mmîr': fiilT SchoaUST 88 fun, to 28. in to this game it is hoped that th< losers made a good showing all ^n'r^riod-.. Sidney, Benton; j bln,Ieo^whU. Dook had the High Schj2tiJzd$y through. of Seattle, and Spiers also At New York— R. H. E- | cricket Match that showed the win- weather wilt be fine, with a good 7, Sons, Allen. The Pirates battered out sixteei •ring a fellow-townsman in YANKEES MODEL YACHT wicket. _ ... Third period—8, Sons, Cameron ; Chicago ...... 5 10 3 | ning teajn to be in the best of form. PRACTICE CRICKET hits and took the final game of th< New York ...... H U 0| Their fielding and bowling was ex Another Battle S. Suns, Cowan; 10, Sidney. Norton ; T_ri______Kauffman and The Garrison players are egpected scries with Philadelphia by a seven Will Be in Finals. Retteries—Aldridge. ------cellcmt, since they succeeded------in-- keep “ ­ The Five C’s “B" and the Military - 11. Sidney. Norton. to five score. Hartnett: J. Barnes. Causey and Smith. to win their match with the Army Ftourth period—12, Sidney. Benton; Seattle Is hound to figure In I he SUCCESSFUL IN RACE ing their opponents down to the School teams will play at the Mount Ruth Hit Another American League. small score of 28. Malhewson and and Navy, although the season la due Tolmle cricket ground at 1.46 o'clock. 13. Sidney. E. Norton; 14, Sidney. E. finals to-morrow. Whether it will l e At Cleveland— R H E. for a surprise. ^ Norton; 15, Sons, Brown; 16, Kidney, The Yankees and their master hit­ two Sound players or an Inter- rlty Morse were the bowlers, and both did The Five C's ,,B" will line up as ler Ruth, took Chicago into camp, Washington ...... 6 12 0 splendid work, the latter gaining the In the third match of the day. how­ follows: A. Booth (captain). J. Gill, Reid. seven to two. Ruth greeted Robert­ battle with Salt Luke and Sea tile ns Cleveland ...... 15 2 ever. there will be no ehd of excite­ Penalties. the participants is a matter of Polka Dot Defeats English Batteries—Zachary and Ghgrrlty; greatest number of wickets. During ment. The Albions and Five C'a 'A” G Gilder, R. V. Lea. G. Leeinlng, C. son of no-hlt fame, in the first with the Victoria boys' Innings Ted Dunn V. Milton. E. R. Lock, W. J. Beeston, Sidney--M. Norton, 6 min; Sons— a tremendous home run over the speculation. Most golfers conceded Uhle und O’Neill. are tied with the Incogs for the lead­ Entry, Endeavor, by Three- At (’hlcago— R H. E and Philips made the highest scores, ership. Both teams are showing to D. Pearson, P. Oliver and E. F. Crlbb. Moses, 3 min. right field wall. It was Babe’s fourth Von Elm a place. The match to-day ..7 15 1 The street car leaves town at 1.4S between Stein and Speirs is expected New York ...... but these were really exceptionally fine advantage, and the work of the of The season. quarters of a Mile *S h g° low for the batsmen’s usual stand­ o'clock for Mount Tolmle. Kl. I souls' percentage took another to prova one or the most thrilling of Batteries—Khawkev, and Albions has been a source of much BARRETT WINS FIRST ard. being twelve and eight, respec­ gratification. , ' relapse when the team suffered an­ the tournament. Stein appears to Bay Htdn. N J„ June 9—The Robertson and Schalk. other defeat at the hands of Boston have a strong following, but Speirs At Detroit— n. h. e tively. All games start at 8.30 o clock. JOHNNY WILSON SAYS V.A.S.C. HANDICAP United Slate, yesterday took the Philadelphia ...... « 12 4 The teams were as follows: The Army and Navy will line up as seven to five. Elmer Smith’s homer is also well backed. Oak Bay High School—Clark, In the second with the bases full was Von Elm shot the most perfect golf flr»t event In } ho etert of the Inter­ i>esrifcit ...... 7 io i follows : T. A. Darke i captain), C. HE’LL MEET MR. GREB The first event of the Summer pro­ , BaWerles—Rommel), Moore and Per­ Hennell, Fell. Mathewson, Johnston, P. Askey, A. K. Attwell. E. Butter- the feature of this encounter. that has been seen at Colwood. and national race, between model yacht, gramme of the Victoria Amateur kins, Bruggy ; Olsen. Dauss and Basslçf. Hallam. Morse 1. Gilmer. Adamson. worth. N. Bartlett. T. Burton, G. C. Boston, June 9.—Johnny Wilson, Swimming Club was held test even­ Washington made it three straight he greatly pleased the large gallery when the.Vi.lka Dot, Yankee mlnature over the Indians, winning six to one. Pacific Coast League. Morse II. and Money Hewitt. F Kidgell. H. Warburton. middleweight champion. Is ready and ing at the club house at the Gorge. which followed him in the last eigh­ craft built and deigned by HA. At Seattle— R H E. Victoria High School — Peterson, W. Baker and P. Welch; reserves. The race was a fifty-yard handicap, Zachary pitched a great game, while teen holes of his match with Smith Hull, of Brooklyn, defeated the F.n- willing to meet Harry Greb In New Portland ...... * 11 1 pillar, Phillips. Wallace. Girling. W. C. Ellis and P. Oliver. York, or anywhere else, at any time and It drew twelve entries and is team mates made twelve hits. „>£Stérday. He went out in 33. and deavor. the entry of W. J. Daniels, Seattle ...... « 14 1 The Five C'a team will be as fol­ Batteries—Leverns and Elliott; Bruger Smith. Dunn. Scholefleld. Tyrrell if Greb will agree to make 158 number of spectators. Too Many Errors ,wat?*"four up on.g|jnlth at the turn. of London. Coulter. Dlospecker. Messrs. Rennet lows : D. Hudson. A. I»es, T. H. In the senior event W. T. M. Bar­ Errors proved very costly to thé Smith eos*fltÇff'r to show fight, and The little Yankee craft-completed and J. Adams Knapman. W. B. Bredin. P. C. Payne, pounds at thb ringside, according to At Los Angeles— t H E and Whlttlmore refereed. Killilea. Wilson’s inp.iager. rett was first. Kathleen Wellburn Athletics, who dropped another game~ ifcpaYh'UtfR’' he won back two holes, but the three-mile race In two hourt 24 4 14 2 W. M. Sutton. J. Collette. S. Davie. second and Jerry Wellburn third. V» the Detroit Tigers, seven to six.*‘ pvon Kliu leturned to his game and minutes and 3 seconds, crossing t.ie 1 tekl md B G. Griffith and Rev. F. Comley ^ This statement was in answer to « 16 1 the >ecent ruling of the New York The handicapping by V. J. Dunn Pep Young made the first home run won out. They halved the tenth and finishing line a full lap or three- Batterie/— Brent on and Koehler; YOUNGSTER SPRINGS reserve. Eric Qyatnton. was excellent, and it was with dif- his major league career in the eleven*'» and fhe champion took the fourth of a mile ahead of Its British l oxlng Commission that it would de­ Doyle and Murphy. " ^ • . ... SURPRISE ON COURT clare the champion:» title- forfeited- - Jkmlty that the-winners-, were-selected rnrt timing: Watker, 'Athletics’ out­ twelfth: Try A splendid Fètfmry rl The Winner must take three out At Sin Troticlwo—------It. » MRS. MAL10RY BEGINS as the race was a neck to neck con­ fielder, also got a homer. Smith won the thirteenth and four­ IvOH Angeles ...... *...... 0 5 1 if he did not fulfill his agreement to test and not one second separated teenth, but Von Elm won the fif­ of five races. San FYancIsco • • ; ...... 5 14 0 . Paris. June 9.—B.* Cochete. the TO SHOW REAL FORM meet Greb. Killilea contended that the first man from the last. RIVERS GIVEN VERDICT. Batteries—Ponder, Wallace and Daly; Wlson should not be at raid to meet teenth and the match.' Scott and Agnew. youthful French tennis marvel, de­ In the junior event. Ernie Sllbum CAME THROUGH IN NINTH. feated Borotea In the finals of the „ 1 ç-ht-heavyweight. At Halt Lake— R- H. E. London. June 9.—Mrs;1 M. B. Mal­ was first with Marjorie Bréckenridge Tacoma. June 9.—‘Jimmy Rivers Played It Out. Sacramentq ...... If 16 1 French hard court tennis tourna­ a close second. Vancouver. June 9.—Moae Solo­ lory defeated Mrs. Edgington 6-4. 6-0 Tacoma lightweight, won a decision Owing to tke fact that Von Elm Halt l^ake ...... 8 16 6 ment here yesterday. 6-3, 7-6, 6-2. over Harold Jortes, also of Tacoma, mon. who has been out of the game Batteries—Kunz and Manage; Betts, The winner will meet Jean In the semi-final round of the North in the six-round top event of the box­ was playing such splendid golf, and for the past month because of an in- Gould. Blaeholder and Byler Londbn singles tennis championship. EXTERMINATOR CARRIES his score gave every indication of Samaxeullh. the holder, for the title Her victory gives her an opportunity ing show here last night, by virtue Itiry stepped on the field yesterday International League. Saturday. of a lead piled up in the final rounds breaking the course record it was de­ wearing the livery of the Tacoma to meet Mrs. Reâmish, the English . . TOP WEIGHTS IN RACE cided to play the match out. With a Rochester. 12; Toronto. ». player, in the final on Sunday. Mrs. r of the bout. Morgan Jones. Tacoma Tigers, and was responsible for Baltimore, 5; Jersey City. 3. CALGARY BACK IN LEAD. NOW Is the TIME lightweight, and Young Sàm Lang­ four onr the last hole Von Elm wou!4 Tealey Raymond’s gagg of Bengali Reading. 4; Newark* 0. Beamish having won her match In To Order Your New York. June Welrl have achieved his desire, but his ap­ Buffalo. 3; Syracuse, 2. the semi-finals against Miss Head. some eight thoroughbred» entered In ford. of Seattle, drew, although most taking the game from the Beavers, Calgary. June In va game that of the ringsiders seemed to favor proach was a little off. and he re­ American Association. Mrs. Beamish defeated Mrs. Mallory Winter's Supply of v the Brooklyn Handicap to be run at was featured by wonderful defensive in their last meeting. Jones. quired a five, which only allowed him With the scone tied in the ninth Toledo. 1; Indianapolis. 5. Aoueduct June 10 were announced a 70. a tie with the record. St Paul, u; Milwaukee, 4. play by both teams, Calgary Bronks Mrs. Mallory had easy victories In yesterday. They will vary from 90 to Inning. Mose stepped to the plate and last night defeated Edmonton, 5-3, the tournament yesterday, when she j WON ANYHOW. Von Elm’s cards were as follows: planted one of Marquis offerings in Minneapolis. 1; Kansas City, 2 us pounds, If all the hurece go to the Out—4. 3. S. 3. 6. 4. 3. 4,. 4—II. In— and regained the leadership of the displayed brilliant form against Mrs. j MILLWOOD the left field for a single A sacrifice Western International league. It was Edgington. The Englishwoman is a '"weight* of the more prominent St. Thomas, Ont.. June ».—Handi­ 4. 3. 4. 4. 5, 4. 4. 4. 5—37. by Pa ton and Confiolly » d”4»wt EXHIBITION LACROSSE -.The full results of yesterday's a pitchers' battle, with the* Bronks base line plodder and extremely ad- Phone 298 entries, several of which may be capped to the utmost yesterday, Sam against the left field wall chased finding Miller's delivery when hits curate. With her safety tactics ahe scratched are: Kxtermlnator 1,5 G. Vance. Tlleonburg. won the Grand matches follow : Mose over the plate with the run were needed the most. reached 4-3 In the first set. Then International Handicap, the feature All member, of the V. I. A. A. and MadHatter. 12,: Yellowhe.d. 12. Men’s Championship. that, won the game. tient «on lacrowe team, are request­ Score,— R. H. E. Mrs. Mallory rallied and displayed The Moore-Whittington Orav I»(. 12*: Banning» Park, 122 and closing evént of the,Grand In­ George von. Elm iBalt I*ike) beat Score— R. H. E. Edmonton 3 6 2 her best singles form of the season ternational Trapshooting of the St :.... 2 9 i ed to turn out thl. evening at 7 Lumber Co., Ltd. Audacious. 122: Captain Alcock. 11« Russell Smith (Waverley). 4 and J. Tacoma ...... o'clock at an exhibition game, wh‘, h Calgary ...... 5*3 on this side of the water, winning Morvlrh. 115: Bnob II., lit. Ptey Thomas Gun Club. Vance was forced Vancouver ...... • ...... 1 5 1 Batteries—Miller and Whaling; the contest by taking nine straight to shoot from the 22-yard line. He Forest Watson (Seattle) beat Rud la to be placed at Work Point Bar­ olph Wilhelm (Portland). 3 and I Batterie»—Robcka and Kilhullen; S Leaner»*» and BattUlna. games. ' ■ |L C. Speirs (Seattle)’ beat L. W I Marquis and Richie. rack». SMI KMK ‘3; MW tareet»- 100. 18 ICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 9? 1922 99 the decorations were of roses, double FRUITGROWERS BALL GAME WON MANY ATTENDED white narcissi and irises, arranged BY CHEMAINUS: “Nowadays by friends of the bride -under Mrs. APPOINT MANAGER METCHOSIN FUNERAL Garrard's direction. * , . The bridal bouquet was of pink (Times Correspondence) (Times Correspondence) It is “SALADA” for (Times Correspondence) and mauve aquilegia. Metchosin.-F. C. Blake has been Duncan—When the -Chemainus i Metchosin.—The funeral of tho The wedding trip will be to Quail- appointed manager of the Metchosin baseball team met the Ladysmith | breakfast,for dinner, 20? /o '50% late Herbert Taylor, of Happy ' • rum Beach, after which the bridal District Fruit Growers’ Co-operative team at Cher^jiinus a very good gaim* ^ son of the late Dr. Herbert Taylor, pair will make their home at Maple Association and will receive all fruits for supper and five of the Isle of Wight, who died as a Bay. for sale at hie farm, Metchosin. resulted, Chemainus winning by 1- PRICE REDUCTIONS result of an accident which occurred The association also is on record run* to 4. McGrègor pitched the firm , o’clock Tea the Con­ last Saturday during logging opera- SOOKE HARBOR nq appreciating very heartily the sup­ innings for Chemainus, but was re- j tinent wide Ilona at Happy Valley, took port given in starting this movement placed by Emery. "H. Brown catch - | <5/& days Stock-reducing Sale | Metchoafn Wednesday ATTRACTS VISITING by the Metchowirt Farmers' Institute, leaving the Sands Funeral Parlors In having passed a particular Vote of ing to both in fine style. , Brown also j embracing all lines except a lew I Victoria at 1 o'clock and rroceedlng GOLF CONTESTANTS thanks to the president, C. E. Whit­ batted well, lining out three baggers conte* goods.^^^. to fe't. Mary's Church. Metchosin, ney-Griffiths, and the secretary, R. and registering 1 tally. (Times Correspondence) I. Van der Byl, and expressing ap­ where service was conducted by the Both pitchers were hit a number of Rev. r. Cornley, vicar of Meuhosm Hooke Harbor—Several of the com­ preciation of the visit of Mr. Bonavla. Parish, assisted by Rev. W.W Wjn- petitors in the Pacific Northwest secretary of the Department of time*, but the Chemainus twister had tere. of Happy Valley. Jhe pall­ Golf Tournament at the Colwood Agriculture, and Mr. White, District excellent support. Ladysmith’s field­ bearers were Dr. K. H- B*rl/r' ' links are making their headquarters Horticulturist, and Mr. Robertaoh, ing was weaker. Hall. A. Taylor. 3. Baker, at the Hooke Harbor Hotel during the Provincial Horticulturist. For Chemainus Horton scored 3 E w. S runs. McBride 2. Howe 2, H. Brown I. "SALADA" J. C. Brice and J. Creighton, and the contest, and are enjoying this de­ Tea, ma «tapie a» our daily bread body wus followed to Its last resting lightful spot at the entrance to the E. l’.rown 1, Robinson 1, Emery 1, SOOKE WILL HAVE and Rice lined out a two-bagger and place by the widow, the »"nJh Sooke River. came home, making the 12. from Alberta and John. "'/J'*’™// Osborne Hcott, of Vancouver, chief LARGE HAY CROP THE BRIDE'S JOKE. CONVINCING PROOFS Vancouver Island News and Marion, daughters. ot|ler passenger agent of the Canadian Na­ For- laidysmlth. Sheppard scored 2, were living too far away to reach tional Railways on this coast, spent Lloyd 1. and Murray 1. , Proofs that are convincing are tl' (Times Correspondence.) The teams were: "Mercy!" said the bridesmaid im- j the petition, and endeavor to point here In time. , — Hv some days at the Sooke Harbor Hotel Hooke Harbor—Haying operations Chemainus il. Drown, c.; Mc­ nutlently to the bride, '".are you | be found In our Real Estate column» SECOND TEACHER out to them the advisability of meet­ The hymns "Pleasant Are Thy with his wife. They were charmed have already commenced in Sooke Courts Above" and "Where the Bight with the district an' presented the fin­ education of children is deficient, in­ ehoaln, the Colwood. LuXton and whs a recent visitor to Sooke Har- ancial statement of the Children's asmuch as a very high percentage of Happy Valley Women a Institute, the Fancy Dress Ball, held last Friday, entrance pupils do not enter High ’night nSrses at the Royal « « School, and therefore the majority of Mr. Squler. of Vancouver, visited which showed a balance of $37.60 Jubilee Hospital. /appy after all expenses had been paid. The children leave school Insufficiently Hooke Harbor. He spoke very hope­ A Medal friends. Miss Ciawley. Mrs. Stockand. educated, and unfitted to take fully of the outlook for the British report was adopted on motion, and it H. Hollins, "The Camp. Mr was moved and seconded that responsible- positions. To obtain bet­ Columbia timber industry in the near MWA'l ter result* and more thoroughly to Mrs W. O. Sweatman. Mr*, smart, balance as shown be given to Mrs' Eng. Mrs. Murray and Mtit. J. Pianola Fund. The motion was fit the children for the battle of life, D. and Fergus Reid. O'lWMON 0 ried unanimously. the present curriculum, which em­ DUNCAN TEAMS braces little more than book learning Tho Dead March In 8»ul was for Service Correspondence was read by thV and memory work, up to the en­ played hy the organist. H. Q_ Ple/e. PLAYED BASEBALL secretary, which contained the resig­ trance class, should include * In­ during which everyone stoodTe't PffiSSOEOOT nation of Mrs. W. Pears from the dustrial and technical education. spectful silence. The sympathies of position of president, indifferent all who reside in the district are with (Times Correspondence) W'M FjWI.C-WN health being the reason given. The Referring to the large number of children attending rural schools. Mrs. Taylor and family. Duncan—Quite a large crowd wit­ matter of electing a new president nessed the baseball match between was left over until the next meet Mrs Henderson was of the opinion to Humanity that a class of twenty pupils should the Giants and Cub* Tuesday even­ ing. On motion of Mrs. H. C. Hel DUNCAN SCENE OF ing. It was the beet game of the gesen, seconded by Mrs. Brown, it Ik* the limit for one teacher. The subject of hot lunches has PRETTY WEDDING season so far, and went to nine in­ was decided that the sum of $5 nings. I'p to the sixth Innings play Until the poisonous match was should be given towards starting the ever been a theme of interest to all who are interested in the welfare of (Times Correspondence) was exceptionally good, but after tnat Boy Scout patrol In the district. It got a bli ragged, and the big ones legislated from the world, Mrs. T. Barclay brought up the growing children, and it is the Duncan-A very simple and pleas­ opinion of Mrs. Henderson that the beat the Cuba 12-5. matter of a second teacher in the ant ceremony took place at 8t John s Dr. French acted ns umpire. The annually there were deaths Metchosin School. it being the Government, which compel children Church. Duncan, when (.race third to be away from home at the lunch teams were ; amongst match workers and opinion of a great many people in daughter of Canon Marcon. of Nor­ Glnte. the district, that a second should be hour very often after a hasty and wich. England, became the bride of scanty breakfast, should make pro­ Victor Charles Scholey. son of the ... c...... Lovell children from match poisoning. obtained as there are now almost Henderson ...... P r i...... Dirom forty children on the rell and the vision whereby the children could be late c It. Scholey, of Cheltenham. served a better meal, hy supplying England, and Mrs, Scholey, of low- Sherman ...... lb...... Maitland The Diamond Match Company ended the suffering wti^its invention of the non-poisonous children's ages ranging from 6 to 16, ... 2b. i ...... Fennell It is considered by many to be far hot lunch equlp.mentSs.in the schools That equipment. In the opinion of U The 'bride, who wore a lovely sil­ MeNIchoi ...... 3b. match and was awarded the Louis Livingston Seaman Medal for service to humanity. too heavy a task for one teacher. Price...... Mr*. Barclay suggested that a special thé speaker, is just ns necessarv as ver grey frock of silk8 marocain with ...... Chaster .text books or any other equipment. -irai" of J’offre blue panne velvet. Phillips ...... r.f...... Beckwith meeting of ratepayer* be called ax " aagtven away hy once to consider tho matter. In . onrluding her remarks Mrs The combined resources, patents and processes of the world's three greatest match makers Henderson quoted Miss Grease in The ceremony was performed by the M«rr* .... l.f. . . . Woodward Mrs. Henderson, chairman of the her address before the lineal Council Bevi A Beschlngcr. with Miss Monk Advisory Board of Women's Ih of Women regarding teaching chil­ at the organ and the full choir in at MAY QUEEN IS The Diamond Match Company, the biggest—Bryant & May, Ltd., the largest in the British Empire— stitutes, who was present to give an dren the love of the Bible, and „tO and Maguire, Paterson Palmer, Ltd., of Liverpool, England, the second largest in Great Britain. address, repljed to the question, love all that the book teaches. '* Thenf the groom, wore (Times Correspondence.) and signed by as many of the rate­ her address, moved by Mrs. Howard Sidney—The monthly meeting of with a few graceful compliments and a navy blue satin gown with over­ payers of the district as can be pre dress of sequins the North Haanich Women's In­ vailed upon to do so. Afterwards seconded by Mrs. T. Barclay. A reception was hold at the Tea stitute wfas held on Tuesday after­ Your first glance at the new match will surprise delegation should be appointed .to Afternoon tea was served by mem­ Kettle Inn. where, a* in the church. noon in Wesley Hall, the president. wait upon the trustee*, armed with ber* of the Institute. Mrs. Veitch, being, in the chair. The you. It is different and better. The sturdier, Secretary. Mrs. Speed ie. read the minutes of the last meeting, which stronger, longer sticks — the perfectly finished were adopted. The treasurer's (Mrs Philp) report was then read and heads—are something new to Canada. showed a very satisfactory balance, but owing to some accounts not yet Sponsored by the match masters of the world, handed in. the actual result of Children’s Day could not be given. It Maple Leaf Matches arc a product worthy of their Don’t Miss These Astounding Bargains was decided that all bills should be They are NOT poisonous, the sticks are paid, that an enlarged photo of the May Queen and her attendants should be framed and presented to her as longer and stronger, the heads do Going at the Wholesale Warehouse a momento. and that a hearty vote of thanks should be given to all who not fly off, no live sparks when ex­ so kindly helped to the success of Children's Day. tinguished, a light every time, they CLOSING-OUT SALE Three new members were proposed MATCé withstand more wind andmoisture. an daevepted. Eighteen members w«re present. Many cars continue to pass through Sidney on their way to Victoria from the Anacortes-Sidney Ferry, several Take any match from any Here we are. how's this for knocking the 100 Pairs Only, Ladies’ White Canvas Ox­ fords, Pumps. Boots and Shoes. Leather stopped at the Sidney Hotel at the Maple Leaf box and high spot* off boot prices. soles and heels in high quality Smart week-end, where there Was a small dance on Saturday evening. examine end teat it egahut Step brand; regular price $3.00^to $4^6jX The Princess Players gave a con First come É|r*t served. cert at Mr. Stacey’s to celebrate the any other match that you Leckie Boots Going at ...... $1.59 establishment of the new branch of can buy. Boys* end Qirla* Including the famous the Grand Army of United Veterans which was opened here on Saturday. Leckie Red Stitch, We have just 50 pairs going at Ask your grocer I SUMMER FETE IN 744 to 1044 ...... ' Î5 .Ï Girls’, Youths’ and Children’s Cenves snd Rubber Footwssr, white, black or tan. in DUNCAN SOON are different to show them to boots. pump». Oxfords and sandals. Compare " these prices, then think Fleetfoot, Blfe Buoy and Partridge brand. . (Times Correspondence.) you to-day All sound solid goods. Oûr» Duncan--The Ht. Peter's Sewing and better Going at one price ...... 1 Society bf ' Quamichan has decided to hold its annual Summer fete at the Duncan Lawn Tennis Grounds, The Canadian Match Co. 1 Children’s White (Cutis Seeks, fancy colored on Tuesday, June 27. There will be an American roundabout (handicap) Tswli Montre*! turned tops in fine quality. Regular price Silkine Crochet Cotton, big asnortment of 1 tournament, entries to be sent to E. 35c to 6he. The biggest snap OC„ colors, here’s an, opportunity to double W. rarr-Hilton; tea, sale of work, —they cost no more In the city ...... 40C fun for the kiddies and other attrac­ yotir money. tions. 5c Per Ball

Clark’S White Crochet Cotton, In n umbers 10, Id, 20, 24, 28. 30, .18. 40, 50 anti 60. To Hale at clear this lot we arc throtÿin* It on Don't come here first. Just eomstare prices. - then-see whet we can-do. we are otter log Canada’s Favorite Tobacco 500 pairs of Men's Hlgh-Grftde Boots, in Sc Per Ball black box calf or ton Willow ealf; medium or narrow toe. -It you have eyes and brains It Is plain to aee that we are miles* ahead of anything In the city torfor value;v mue, direct from the factory Men’s Mule Skin Working Gloves, OCx, $4.95 Closing Out Price ...... OUV at ......

These are only stray shots from the hundreds you will find at this great Sale - Satisfaction guaranteed—any article exchanged or money refunded FOLLOW THE In. CROWDS tins , -To— and M. Lenz CHUN packets Wholesale Drygoods Warehouse 527 YATES STIEXT The Tobacco of r

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Women’s Gardening At the Soda Fountain 2nd Manufacturers’ Unloading Sale Overalls Fruit salad sundae, sultana or madcira cake; chocolate, coffee or milk. In Khaki; well made, serviceable gar­ Special at...... 25V ments, and special value at.. .$2.00 —Lower Main Floor Special Values in Women’s Suits and Sweaters ...... sar"- —White wear. First Floor

WOMEN’S ijjpjxjpi u mm The Newest and Neatest of Jersey Suits - at $12.90, $15.95 and $19.75 Nightgowns Jersey Suits With Tuxedo Collars and neat pat -h pockets, excellently finished avd in such popular shades as. sand, saxe, grey, taupe, jade, paddy, brown, navy Greatly Reduced and black. At $12.90 and...... $15.95 White Cotton Gowns, of excellent gride, trimmed with colored Fine Grade Jersey Suits, with Tuxedo collar, and in shades of scarlet, paddy, hend embroidery. Regular ♦1.50 on sale at...... 982.50 for $1.50 They are offered in shades of rose, mauve; taupe and orange. Sizes 16 tq 42. Sijfk Camisoles, in navy and black. Regular $1.25 at...... £jl...... 95< Unusual value at...... $14.95 —Whltewear, First Floor -'-Mantles, First FSoer A Selection of Beds, Springs and Mattresses Women’s White Cotton Underskirts Drawers, Envelope Chemise Priced for the Unloading Sale Complete at Moderate Prices Underskirts of Strong White Cotton, White Cotton Underskirts, some fjn- and Corset Covers One Only, "Simmons" Steel Bed, with “Simmons" Beds, with two inch con­ finished with tucks and hemstitch­ ished with frills of embroidery, - inch continuous posts and one tinuous posta, and seven flat up­ ing. On sale at...... 75< others with trimming of lace. On inch fillers. It is finished in white right fillers. In Ivory finish and sale at, each...... 90< enamel, and fitted with double fitted wills heavy, double woven Underskirts of Excellent Quality Cot­ at Unloading Sale Prices woven wire spring on wooden tons, and made in several styles. Underskirts of White Cotton, with wire spring, with rope edges, and frame, and an all-felt mattress. All strong cable supports, and cloth Regular $2.00 values at... .$1.50 embroidery frills, and others of for...... I... $25.90 Regular values to $2.75 on sale strong repp finished with scalloped Envelope Chemise of fine mercerized mnll, and nainjpok ; felt mattresses. Each outfit com­ “Simmons" White Enamel Beds, with plete for ...... i. $29.90 at ...... $-1.90 edges. On sale at, each... .$1.25 well made and daintily trimmed in various styles ; also a —First Floor 1 and 1-16 inch continuous posts “Simmons" Square Steel Tubing few hand embroidered styles. Regular $5.75 for $2.90 and flat, upright fillers. They are Beds, in Circassian Walnut finish ; fitted with “Sirilmons" link fibre each has a No Sway Spring and Veils and Hair Nets Drawers of White Cotton, with tucked frill or edged with t springs, aud all cotton felt mat­ white label mattresses. An outfit neat embroidery. Regular 75c values at...... 50<“ £ tresses. Sizes 3ft. 3in. Each out­ complete at...... $47.90 Women’s Crepe fit complete for...... $24.90 “Simmons” Beds, with 1 1-2 continu­ at Special Prices “Simmons" Square Steel Tubing Drawers of White Cotton, with frill of Corset Covers of White Cotton, trimmed ous posts, and cane panel effects Alip-Os VeUc, easily adjusted. Beds, with 1 1-2 inch continuous — and in Walnut finish. Each of embroidery. Regular $1.00 Values ~-wtHt embroidery iusertinn and marrow and made in the popular lacç. Regular 50c Values at.... 35^ posts and heavy, upright fillers. these fitted with an all-steel spring Dressing Gowns hexagonal weave; also in at ...... :...75f Each is fitted with No Sway Sprihg and felt mattresses. 4ft. 6in. sizes. and green label mattresaes. All Dressing Gowns of Crepe, .in plain and fancy meshes ; Drawers With White Cotton with frill Corset Covers of White Cotton, neatly — Complete for ...... $37.75 shades of navy, saxe, sky, black, brown anil navy. 75c trimmed with embroidery and laee. sizes. Each outfit complete $46.80 *-r»Furnlturc, b'econd Floor values at, each...... 35<* of embroidery or finished with lace. Regular 65c and 75c values at. .50f rose, pink, «native. They are Values $1.25 for...... 90< 1 trimmed with bands of satin. Hair Nets, i;i cap or fringe stylo Corset Covers of White Nainsook and Others arc shown in fancy made or real human hair, and Drawers of Strong White Cotton, pink mull, neatly trimmed with laee. Camp and Travelling Rugs at Lower Prices flannelette satin trimmed. shown in dark, medium or trimmed with fine tucks aud hem­ ♦1.00 values at...... 75# Camp and Auto Bugs, hf a heather Tartan Plaid Auto Bugs, with a plush light brown.- auburn, blond Values to $3.75, j on sale stitching and finished with frill of mixture wool cloth. They are full back. Made full size aud with and black. Special value at. Corset Covers of White Nainsook, at...... $2.50 embroidery. Regular $1.75 values trimmed with lace and embroidery. size aud have fringed ends. Reg­ fringe ends. 6 only to clear at, —First Floor each ...... 10< ular $4.50 values at V...... $2.95 —Main Floor at...... ;...... $1.25 Regular $1.50 at...... 90 each ...... $8.75 —Whltewear, Flrat Fluor —Men's Furnishings, /Main Floor Bon Ton Corsets All-Wool Jersey Cloth “Spencer’s” Upholstered Special Value at $5.00 Furniture A Bon Ton Model for the’medium A Bon Ton Model for the average figure, and made of excellent fleshy figure, made with low- bust, long skirt, and graduated Reduced for the Unloading Sale grade coutil. It has an elastic clasp. It is boned with “ Won- top and is boned with “ Wunda- dahohn" and shown in sizes 24 $7.95 One Large Upholstered Rocker, with spring arms, seat and back. «-With bohzf". Sizes 22 to 27 at. $5.00 to 28. Special value at. $5.00 hair filling and covered with dark, verdure tapestry. Regular $87,50 - - —Corsets, First Floor JUST FROM ENGLAND ™~TbrTyf7.. .77.7...... $56.00

To-the women who desire the best and newest this new One Rocker Similar to the Above, but covered with high grade tapestry, iu green and rose Colorings. Regular $87.50 at...... $50.00 assortment.of Jersey Cloth Sweaters will surely ap­ Patent Medicines and Toilet peal. They arc remarkably neat and" attractive and One Upholstered Chair, large size, round back type. It is covered with are offered in pale blue grey, pink, nile and,mauve; fine quality green damask ; loose cushions and spring seat, bade and Articles designed with Tuxedo collar, sash tie belts and pockets. arms. Regular $110 on sale at...... $50,00 MONEY SAVING SATURDAY SPECIALS Dressy Sweaters and wonderful value at...... $7.95 —Upholstered Furniture, Second Floor —Sweaters, First Floor 75c Bex Cutieurs 80s», 3 cakes .. BT# 12 Lsrge Toils! Pspsr Bolts ...63* We Values French Face .Powders 25* a i ——r.La. SuHmmsIl *■.j p.wis. . 60c Lambert’s Eau da Quinine ...43* Pink Toilet Soaps for ...... 54* Candy Special Large Size Wilton Rugs 90c Velnor Shampoos é«... 26* 3 Qibean’s Lemon Soap for ...... 35* Women’s Knit Vests at LowPrices Boiled Perfection Drops, 45c Citrate of Magnesia ...... 27* 29c Tooth Pasts, your choice; Jr- Women’s Zimmerknit Vesta, with short and no at a _ Ibj-^-'TT2«0 sleeves ; extra good wearing quality. Made with 1-Lb. Hospital Absorbent Cotton.. .37* 90c Tooth Brush. TSe two fbr Assorted, Candy Kisses, Special at $49.00 " low neck. Sizes 36 to 40 at...... 75C at X lb...-....-- -25* Women’s Fancy Knit Vests, with hand crochet yoke Neilson’s Chocolates, half You who have the purchase of a better grade rug in mind, and low neck, no-aleeves, fine rib. In aizea 36 to 40. lb. box...... 35# BATHING CAPS AND WATER WINGS At, each 90< «nd.,l.,,,iU,L„Miu, .. .$1.00 Baker's Chocolate Bara, will do well to take advantage of this most inviting çffer. You get the assortment to choose from at the price you wish tp pay—; Women’s Vest of a Silk Mixture, with silk lace 5< and ...____ IOC The rugs are of excellent grade and are shown in excellent All exceptional values. all of the latest designs. Ask to see our Double Rubber Cap, the cheapest yokea and shoulder straps ; English make, fine designs. Sipes 9ft. x 10ft. 6in., and 9ft. x 12ft. Clearing In the end. ■**•/ grade. Sizes 36 to 40. At a garment... .$2.50 Take home some for Sun­ —Knit Underwear. Flrat Floor day. at each ...... $49.00 —Candy, Lower Main Floor —Ca\petl, Second Floor —Toilet Articles T DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED j; «v 15 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUXE 9. 1922

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED Store Heure: t a.m. te • *.m. Wednee(|fy, 1 p.m. Saturday, d d.m. EXCHANGE TO ALL DEPARTMENTS 7800

Fancy Braids Boys’ and Girls’ Books Gold Braids, for lamp shades, etc. On sale at, Manufacturers' Unloading Sale Strange Boys' Annual, at ..!...... $1.00 per yard. lO* to...... $1.50 Butterflies Worth Knowing, at .... Fancy Colored Braids, for trimmings. On sale $1.00 at, per yard. 10* to ,...... 85* Canadian Flowers Worth Knowing, at $1.00 New Wooden Bead Fringe, for dresses or lamp Canadian Boys' Annual, at ...... shades. Price, per yard, 35* to...... 01*15 Children’s Apparel at Lower Prices $1.00 New Drop Fringe, in all colors, per yard 25* - -Book», Lower Main Floor —Main Floor

■v v Children’s Dresses Special Values in Boys’ Ties Press Your Boy ata Lower Cost 100 Dozen Boys’ Cotton Poplin Ties, in all plain shades. Regular 35c values on sale at...... 25* and Middy Suits Boys' Ties, in fancy brocades and stripes, made with in Our Boys’ Clothing ends. Special at...... -,...... 50* Boys' Fibre Silk Knitted Ties, iu plain colors and All Priced for the fancy stripes and club stripes; suitable fp* various Victoria schools. Special at, each ...."...... 49* ^ Department Boys’ Wash Ties, in silk finish, white fancy stripe. Unloading Sale Special at ...... 25* Boys' Leather Belts, all sizes, each ...... 20* Boys’ Wool Tweed Suits at Navy Serge Dresses, in sizes for the ages of 7 to 12 years. They are 3 for ...... 50* well made and designed with square or round necks, and turned —Boys' Furnishings, Main Floor down collars. J'hey are trimmed with embroidery, silk braid and buttons, the skirts made full from the waists and trimmed with braid and small buttons.. Values $8.50, now on sale at... $3.98 Children’s Hats—Very $10.00 "•< $12.50 Children's Colored Muslin Dresses, lor the ages of :t to 4 \ ears. Shown in shades of pink, blue, green and peach. Very Special This is tin opportunity to get a smartly tailored, special at ...... $1.73 Cotton Hats, in mushroom and conservative styles ; good quality suit for your boy at a price that White Voile and Muslin Dresses, in several Whit, Jean Middy Suita, middy and akirt detach* brown, check, tan or white : all sizes. Very special able, and trimmed with pearl button*. The middy means economy for you. The suits are of wool pretty styles, neatly trimmed with lace ha* Bailor collar of saxe blue: for'the age* value at ...... 75* and ribbons. Very special value at $1.98 of 10, 12 and 14 years. Special value at $2.90 Children's Straw Hats, in mushroom aud sailor tweed, in belter styles with slash pockets, and —Children’s, First Floor shapes; tine or mediimyrtiuality straw ; all sizes in shades your boy will like. The pants arc in at $1.00 and ...... $150 bloomer style, and an extra pair supplied with Boys’ Peanut Straw Hats, scout style, each .25* —Boys' Hats, .Main Floor each suit. Big values at $10.00 aitd $12.50 Children’s Knit Underwear Bay’s Bloomer Pants at $1.95 Boy’s" Blue Serge Knickers Wool Tweed Bloomer Pants, well lined and at $1.50 at Lower Prices “Paton’s Rose Wheeling” neatly styled ; fitted with Governor fast­ Blue Serge Knickers, for boys in sizes 22 to eners Unit neatly finished. All sizes. 32: made of strong, heavy material ; .well Children's Vests, with short sleeves and low Children's Vests of excellent wearing qual­ Wool, a Lb., $2.39 lined and trimmed ; with belt loops. A neck, for the ages of 2 to 1'2 years. Special ity, with short or no Sleeves. Values to Special at...... $1.95 pair ...... — ...... $1.50 value at 3 for ...... $1.00 75c, ou sale at...... 50<* One of the best Wools on the market to-day, and wonderful value at the sale price. Offered in Children’s Unionalls 95d Boy’s Overalls 95^ Children's Bloomers, iu shades of flesh or Chilien's.Combinations, with low neck and shades of light grey, medium grey, brown heather, Children's Unionalls, made of heavy denim, white; math- with elastic at waist aiid__-^ terned in white and fancy stripes, made 89c a Suit Reefer Coats, of excellent grade, for the ages of o to i years. \ aloes with turn-down collar attached, pocket and 20 Dozen Boyz' White Dimity “Athletic to *7.5» at ...... $4.75 band cuffs : all sizes. Price, each. $1.25 Combinations, without sleeves, and trunk —Children »,. First Floor Boys’ Print Shirt Waists, in fancy polka dot length ; all ,izes. On sale at. QQp Men’s All-Wool Bathing pattern and with tiVrn-ilown collar attached,, per suit...... O v V pocket and band cuffs. . Viiloading Sale A- Suits at Price ...... 89* Boys ' White Cotton Running Pants, all sizes. \ Neat House Dresses 98c, $1.29 Boys' Cotton Shirt Waists, of black sateen, at ...... $1.25 stripe prints am! blue and tan canvas cloth ; Boys' White Running Jerseys, no sleeves On $5.00 and $2.95 and $2.90 $1.25 value on sale at ...... 69* sale at, each ...... 50* Boys’ Furnishings, Main Floor All-Wool Bathing Suits,. Universal Brand Bungalow Dresses, designed from fancy stripe prints: some are designed (made iu Vancouver) ; very select gar­ in loose titling styles, others with elastic at, waist. Special at . ..88* ments made with a seamless woven skirt, buttoned poeltiXiu which to keep articles Print House Dresses, of excellent grade materials ; they are made with Grass Rugs in Artistic Designs at Low Prices white turn-down collars and neatly finished ; $1.75 values for $1.29 Inexpensive Grass Rugs, inexpensive hut hard-wearing and in artistic designs, in shades needful while bathing; shown in various t combination bar stripes ; all sizes, $5.00 House Dresses, of best grade plaid ginghams, iu many attractive styles, of brown, blue and green : , including “Mary Pickford” desigys; stripe patterns with white ç.4hirs. 18x 36 inches at ...... 45* 4ft. 6iii. x 7ft. 6in. at $2.65 All-Wool Bathing Suits, in heather shades, $2.90 Special value at ...... • • • •# **-• 24 x.4K inches at ...... 70* (ixil. fcel at ...... 3.9S made regulation style with button shoulder -Whttewear, First Floor Î5.95 30 x 60 inches at ....? $1.35 8x10 feet at ...... and skirt attached. Regular $3.95 value 36 x 72 inches at ...... $1.75 » X 12 feet at $7.95 $L" .....sail aalc itt . ■ • ■ ■ ■ •••>••■■ $2-95 A 5-Lb. Package of —Mon'» Furnishing*, Main-Flour Alabastine, 65c 50 Feet of Garden Hose $5.29 v Curtain Scrims at Unloading To-day wo offer you a high-grade Alabas­ trite, put up iu 5-lb. packages, and sup­ This Is a Bargain that will bring hundreds to the Sale Prices plied In all tints and white at this very Hardware Department to-morrow. The hoac is low price: 3-ply and fully guaranteed and will stand the Curtain Scrims, 36 inches wide, in white, cream aud ecru, with plain common" wear of Garden use for years. 50 feet borders. Special at. per yard' ...... 16* ,Hvtgh* Packages at, a pkg,...... 65* lengths, with couplings. Scrim, 30 inches wide, with colored coin spot: Priced to clear, yard. 13* Case lots, pkg. 60* On sale at...... $5.29 —Drapery, Second Floor Hardware, Lower Main Floor -d- . •' DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922

16 is an excellent volume and will tm volume of verse. In klVhe has pro­ duced four books of poetry. Ht^h»» doubt enable many Canadians to make HOTEL ARRIVALS r.ow gathered the best'ot-Ms lyrics the acquaintance^ of some of the best from tlreee earlier works and has poems written during the present Sunny-San Owned :idded to them a number of poqms Vancouver arrivals -at the Domin­ written during the war. Dr. O’Hagan century. Judging by tho rich variety ion Hotel include Mrs. C. McHugh. 20% iO 50% not a great poet, but there is A or this anthology, poetry is certainly I* E. White, J. R. Angus and Mrs. good, deal of verse in this book which i-ot In decline. Mr. Wetherell tells Angus, Chas. L. Bates and Mrs. wflf please the average reader, espe­ us in his preface that there are over Bates. M. MeGonlgle and Mrs. Me* PRICE REDUCTIONS By a Syndicate cially those who enjoy patriotic songs. Gonigle, Mrs. F. Blythe, Miss J. The author divides his pogms Into 1,000 poets in Great Britain at the Blythe. Dr. G. H. Worthington, && dags Stock-reducing Sole half a doxen groups dealing with the present day and he has been embar­ j, Macdonald. W. Greenwood ahd fallowing themes: Canadian patriot­ rassed with fhe wide choice of ma­ brother. Thos. A. (’arson. H. D. ism, dove and affection, the settle­ terial from which he has had to Arthur and Mrs. A. Sharpies and embracing all tines except a teui College Students Grub Staked Japanese Girl For Life, ment. Irish patriotic poems, poems of family. heroic days, commemorative poems, choose the contents of this volume. o o o and memory, meditation and fancy. contract But She Followed Them to New York; An Amusing He confesses that he has excluded Registered at the Strathcona Hotel This poet of old Ontario is a great coarse or fantastic pWTirx; moreover- admirer of the pioneers of the early are Messrs. W. R. Prescott. Alberni; Story By Onoto Watanna, a Famous Alberta Author ; days. He celebrates one of them in he has refused to admit* any poems H. J. MacKay. Ashcroft; Mr. and Mrs. the following poem, which Is a fair ’’which set at naught or even sneer W. Morley. Kelowna; Messrs. W. D. Several New Volumes of Verse. sample of his homely style: r*t the established doctrines and tra­ Roberts, Vernon : Geo. Forsyth. Re­ we ’will not be worse off under the A Dirge of the Settlement ditions of the past, whether In -the gina, Sask.; Earl Forsyth, Yorkton, i------The wind sweeps through the forest region of ethics or in that golden flask.; O. W. Campbell. Vantage, HARD TO SETTLE change than before. demesne ‘which bards in fealty to “There has also been elucidated (By Prof.Mor W. T. Allison.) aisles flask.; Mr. and Mrs. N. Brittln. Moose MAN’S RIGHTS NOW In requiem notes of grief and woe, Apollo hold.' " t Jaw. flask.; Mr. and Mrs. C. Stewart. the rights of the group of capital and W. T. ALLISON the group of employees. The unions Now that world problems seem to ity at the end of the second week of For the great strong heart of the pio­ Oyee. Alta.; Mrs. Humphreys. Winni­ (Continued from page 1) assert the inviolable right to ■^ke, Inatcjjctlon. One day. at Mr. Buther- neer. peg. Man.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilchrist, be taking on a l’aciflc setting, we Hushed in death, as an oak laid LITERARY NOTES. and we saw not long ago •ball hear more and more of Japan laruVs suggestion, she announced tp Scotland ; Miss Madge Bemis, Mr. «imply pointed the way^the way rled to the extreme limit under tbe her friends. *T *tan here to make low; and China. In view of the fact that In a summary of the "really notice Grant A. Hall. CapL G. B. Murry. Se­ For your Silk which naturally led to the Petition of One Big Vnion.’ whereby a large statements to you that 1 am turn Chanting a dirge at every door— attle; Rev. and Mrs. N. K. Tully, Right, and ultimately to the Cabinet we sent so many missionaries, to the Klrishltan—that I am turn thoae Dirge for the Oak the Storm- able books” of historical biography part of the country was Bt”*V Orient it seems strange that we have KWigAoiT: published during the past yetjr the Portland, Ore.; Mr. J. A. Novak. and Parliamentary system of govern­ “Again,Airain we .must,must carefully consider Christian girl. I can sing thoae—a— Spokane. Ore. ; Mr. R. Fisher. San Sweater ment that we have to-day. lo what estent workmen In one In not had more fiction from India, gospel song: and 1 are speak tnoae— “Here at rest is our pioneer Tandon "Times” divides first ; place Japan and Chink, but I dare say that nli gospel prayer, and 1 know those In his little log cabin beside the between Lytton Strachey's “Queen Francisco. Cal.; Mr. W. L. Langstaff. Your silk sweeter can he made Gives Each Hie Due. dividual line of work, surll as tne Chicago. Ill.: Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Daw­ railways, have the right. In support the average teacher or preacher cat—cattykussen like—like—— Then rill— Victoria” and Frederick f’hamber- dainty and clean, and as smart The chief function of liberty la to The stream flowing on though lains "Private Character of Queen son. Mrs. Clark, Coeur d* Alene. Ida. as new if ybu wash it in the of their own views, to bring about earning the gospel to the heathen folding her hands before her. and o o o give each man hie due, which Involves practically an entire cessation of m thinks that his ty her time ran be dropping her Buddhist rosary through his heart be still : Elizabeth.” gentle Lus suds. Just consideration for the rights of business of the country. Stretih •pent to better advantage than in her fingers, she murmured a »tan*a Here at rest is our pioneer, Registered at the Empress Hotel Wake not his slumber with Make a rich suds by whisking other fellow. The wisdom of a this right too far and one uh “" v saving stories about the people of from the well-known hymn. “From There is nothing like being cheer­ are Mr. and Mrs. A. H Hager. Mr. and Sorrow’s tear!" ful in difficult circumstances. Harry a teaspoonful of Lux into half a nat>qn la beet exemplified by Its suc­ group might well be the dominating the East And yet I really believe Greenland's Icy Mountains.” In her Mrs. James 8. Eckman, Mr. and Mrs. bowlful of very hot water. Add peculiar English it went like this: L. Foster, author of “The Adventure» W. W. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Knox cess ni the practical application of factor In this country, and yrt. limit that the church would be served cold water until lukewarm. Dip magnificently If a missionary or What though those icy breese. Where shall we bury this good, great of a Tropical Tramp,” is a prince of Walker, all of Vancouver. this doctrine to Its people. It too much and you will hate the the sweater up and down, press­ “That which 1 wish to point out is. .freedom of the workingman genius should arise to paint life as He blow sof on xe isle optimists. Recently he came back o o o dangered. than which there could be Though everything he pleases Who toiled In the heart of the for­ home with a case of tropical malaria, ing suds repeatedly through first, that hyXhelr sagacity and com- It really is In the Orient, with Its Joys est wild? Mrs. B. R. Grlgg, of Duncan, and monsense, the people of England in ultimately no greater calamus and sorrows, its lights and shades, And Joe those man he’s wild. and says that he in "enjoying chills soiled spots. Rinse in three In vain with large kind Out in the field that is writ with his and fevers on Mondays, Wednesdays Mrs. J. Biirdom, of St. Kill's, B.W.I., the early thirteenth century, took a Doles Net Good. and the varieties of character to he are guests at the Empress Hotel, lukewarm waters. Squeeze The gift of those gods are sown. name. | and Fridays from 11.3ft a. m. until water out-—do not twist or wring. forward step in Government. Instead "Again, we have the rights of the met with in Canton or Tokyo or some Those heathen in blindness . Lay him down as a dream-tired o o o village In the foothill country of th» 6 17 p. m." and Is taking copious Roll in a towel, and when nearly of tearing down that ihqieture which Individual to consider, and these re­ How down to wood and stone." child notes on his condition for future use Mr. D. P. Sanford, of Stanford Uni­ was in existence, they remodelled It cent days of unemployment hase Himalayas. I remember some fifteen 'Here shall we bury our pioneer versity. Cal., is a guest at the Em­ dry, press with a warm iron— years ago that the religious public in ,unny..an',ta,unWrh.wvork in his magazine stories. He says so that It would be more effective for brought this most prominently and In his little clay cabin beside the he has always wanted to curse his press Hotel. gently pulling the garment into their purpose, and In that raffts£*lling forcibly to the forefront of men » Canada mad tha United Btatw t **» - rill-— __ O O O shape as you do so. Sunny’s heart was nearly broken villains with this malady at psycho­ put an effective restraint. minds. If men nut of work ar. tc wonderfully influenced by 'The I «any The stream flowing on though his logical moments, but has hitherto re­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Cook, of The thin, white, satin-like flakes of the DecoratIdn.” a pleasant story when the genial old professor and the heart be still; •‘If words alone could establish receive full unloir wage, as some or frained through Ignorance of the Boston,, are registered at. the Em­ of Lux are made by our own, e labor leaders urge, then JJI1 of Japan Kipling has. of course, four slangy, Jolly students sailed for Here shall we bury,our pioneer. press Hotel. stralnt, we might have no great prob done much i to put US in touch with America. The boys hated to leave Break not his rest with sorrow s symptoms. exclusive process, and quickly lems In Government. For example. In e Incentive for men to work, soon o o o dissolve into a rich bubbling allSwIII be ldlb. and there will be no the teeming life of India, hut few her behind with the missionary, but , tear!" the days of the Commune. The French it was impossible for them to take The latest recruit to Ihe anti- Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Nelley, of Steel- lather. empthiment to keep anyone , writers have labored in the same Hi mlan army of General W. J. Bryan ton. Pa., are staying at the Empress people did set up some fine-sounding field, and China still waits for a her with them. On returning home, What would ye build to his narrow Lmx it so/d only in sssfed On theNsthcr hand. If men work for however, the serious business of life is Mr. A. W. McCann, who has Just Hotel. words, words that to this day arouse doles, you. have the standard of powerful novelist to open it up, to O O O i ,«<*>// , the feelings In one’s breast—the soon engulfed them, and in Ihe course That knew not glory, nor gift, nor written a book with this interesting living reduhml. because In the last Western eyes. It strikes me that title. "God—or Gorilla." Mr. and Mrs. Wr. M. Hart, of Seat­ words. Liberty. Fraternity and Equal - analysis a mik must work for -ome. h.re I. a apiandid "opimrtuntty for of a few y.ara thjy almoat tor'oi gain? His life touched God in a simple way— tle. are guests at the Empress Hotel. tty—but in their application of them thing in order fb^keep body and soul a°m. Canadian who h“.£’n* the Kngll.h language and the "catty Here is some good news for book- O O O said: We must fraternise, you must This be his claim on Judgment Day; together a h^pdshlp that men a college teacher to the celestial , #nJ. ,n far_off japan. But one “Till then shall slumbér our ple­ lovers. Countess Russell. better H. C. Denne, of Lincoln. Neb.; * F. he mv brother, your must do as I sav kingdom. What a thing It •would he ,ay Jerry Hamm0nd. by this time an known as "Elizabeth of the German E. Narton and Mrs. Narton, of Holly­ and "think as I think, or I will kill who have worked sK their User to become the Charles Dickens architect living In a handsome studio in-hTs little clay cabin beside the Garden." is just putting the finish­ wood. Cat; Sigyrd Kins. Mrs. Kins you: and the guillotine flourished un­ should at fh- end of thatshfe be sub even E. P. Roe. of China. |n an apartment J>lock in New York. ing touches to another long story and Emil Kins.* of Everett; J. R. LEVERLUX BROTHERS LIMITED der this doctrine of Liberty, Frater­ Jecta of charity only. >4» wo"”J THE AUTHOR OF “SUNNY | received a telephone message that a The stream flowing on though his which we may expect next Fall. Nat then, of Snohomish; N. L. Hedge T oronto nity and Equality. think that a man who hadsworkeo SAN" IS WORLD-FAMOUS Mias Slndicutt. nswly arrived from heart be still;" , and family, of Moscow. Ida.: B. 8. Entitled to Best Justice faithfully all his life, would tat *»- Whll. reading | ^".«mndeV %£& "L™ Till then shall slumber our pioneer. In England everybody Is talking Fullerton, of Anacortes; Harvey “But the next is of even greater titled to pass his days 6f old Break not his rest with sorrow a about the psychological teachings of Fawcett and Mrs. Fawcett. O. E. peace and comfort, and yet an Onoto Watanna (McClelland * Stew- , * would call for her or if she tear!" Professor Cone. Coue has much to Fawcett and Mrs. Fawcett, of Min­ importance, namtly. that application age penaion a« at pr.-a-nt devised If to the common affairs of life of what art. Toronto) the thou' should send her over to his address. say of the effect of the mind’s cura­ neapolis; J. E. Holmes. J. B. Port, A not neeeasartly the right «r onlV /h ,l th ™ -I? ÏSÎht with - Miss Klndlcutt had told the superin contemroraryengl|8h poets tive power. "John O' London’s Week­ M. Jones and Mrs. W. Collins, of can; Mrs. Arthur Fookes, of West- they conceived to be the fundamen­ Presbyterian Church wtt“ I that .h* belonged to Mr tal principles of justice. They did solution Bismark devised the old tendent that she belonged to Mr. ly” has given first prise to the author Seattle, are new arrivals at the holme. W. R. Porter and G. Porter, age pension and employment in­ great\ad vantage to Itself, offer a Hammond. Jerry told the Y.W.C.A. J. E. Wetherell, B.A.. of Toronto, of Edmonton; Mrs. A. Taylor, and set up a standard—vague and inco- heavy Nxmus to Mrs. Francis I . of the following limerick: Dominion Hotel. l c rent—but a standard capable of surance. and with the threat to those that he was busy Just then, but he has selected over seventy poems by “A voung highbrow on Coue intent o o o Mrs. McMillan, of Abbotsford; Gen­ receiving the advantage that if the> Reeve, who lives on a ranch near would advise them what to do later Georgian writers and. along with val­ J. Hannah, of Courtenay; J. H eral and Mrs. Port ecus, of Devon­ changing. That standard was that Calgary, Urspersuade her to live in His time to some purpose had spent, the Englishman is entitled to the did not work steadily they would He sat there at the phono like one uable biographical and bibliograph­ When he found that his stocking Malpas and family. Miss M. Potter, shire, England; K. T. Talland, o! forfeit their rights thereunder, he China or Jap for a few years and 1 who had received a galvanic shock. ical notes, has published them under A. Cole, of Nanaimo; George Swan- Williamson; P. Marlnoff and J. best justice of which the .human wield her sprtjfcttly pen in the in- | Had holes that were shocking - • - 8 was bringing about by the use of id., and then sent out an 80 8 call to his the title T,ater------English Poems, 1901- lie said they were gone, and they ] son. of Port Alberni: < . D. sm> the. Brown, of South Vancouver, are new mind is capable, nor Js the harmoniz­ SET* 5o0SL.eW"t.yifelixat-on of0b.*rm .th^ Si"d..fr,en* A M F ION" there lurks in this doctrine a grave other and the other's rights, seek as and Berlin. St^ce then this talented our forefathers did, to bring about ir.g style. It would spoil th«\story for danger, because a majority can be a author has produced hundreds of my readers to -hint at Its develop­ gteater and more severe tyrant than some step forward from time to time short stories and several scenarios, ment. but I wish to testify that liunny anv one individual or group of in­ In the application of this principal of cne of whlçh captured a $10.000 prize \her j dividuals possible. The weight or San. with her heart of love and mm *. ■ — fundamental Justice, and so carry on offered by The Chicago Tribune. In comical English Is one of the nv the majority Is in itself so heavy the traditions of our peoples that 1916 Mrs. Reeve’s second big success. attractive characters that anvohl that it might well crush the indivi­ •Government of the people, by the ■* story «titled "No." wa» puhtl.hed ; w h to meet In the paire» of fie- ihampion Spark Plugs dual or group of individuals who dare people, for the people’ shall not per­ _- . serialuh in theth, Century(Vninrv MagazineM.-xvazlne tion. I should. . not* .be surprised___ „ if I tc.- oppose its will, and yet the major­ ish from this earth." and later in book form. For several rhe would become as popular as Pol- | ity has often been wrong. The ma­ vears Onoto Watanna has produced TnniBiili ffiicnfi jority throughout generations upheld AN UNKIND REMARK. almost nothing In the story line, but slavery, but a few men by constant has now returned to her old field NEW VERSE BY work abolished this hideous system with "Sunny San.' another Japanese CANADIAN WRITERS Feb. 8, 1988. Witchcraftl8 waswti venience. String Beans, per lb...... 30 After starting off some lower there was New York silver, foreign,*71 Salt Spring Island ...... >ew Carrots, bunch ...... aeneral rover Ins by shorts which forced Cowlohan Creamery ...... New Turnips, bunch...... 0y prices nsarlv four cents up from the early, llollybrook, bricks ...... Poultry, Feed, Grain and low point, the Mnnl price* betns Just a If you-wish to send money abroad, buy Cauliflower ...... 10 to .■$» shade under the hlsti point, with Juiy NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Hollybrnok, cartons ...... Papsnlps, g lbs ...... 26 Wheat at 116 and Sept lift Cash pre­ Buttercup...... a Draft from The Imperial Bank of Farming Machinery Rhi'VT' k »2 mium* were a shade higher and export (1W Burdick Bros. Ltd.) Special Creamegy, Alberta., rales placed at nearly a million bushels. High Low tirade' 1, Creamery, Alberta.. ______'1R*BR* , ■ . m Bret Sugar Grade 2. Crearfiery, Alberta.. Canada. These drafts are the safest Everybody Busy Outside of Lnval Tomatne.i. hothou», ...... JJ Liverpool rabies w.»r* A, higher than yes­ a”1' Ç,en r° - com. . | grew ART WILLIAMS* CO | Carrots, -, ib». for ...... “ terday. The close was flrln Am. C»r F.ly...... Olaoiwargnrmo ...... Turnip». « ib,...... JJ Wheat— Open High I-nw Last Am. I*. Corn...... ^ Lard ...... 1814 0 1ÎÜ and most convenient medium for trans­ City, Poultry Inspector JA’Iy ...... 111-3 116-1 112-1 US . 41 Duly Instructed by Rlthet Consoll- " t...... 111-2 115-2 112-4 114-1 Am. locomotive . .. ..114-4 ...... 116 117-7 116-2 116-5 Am. Smelt. * Ref . . 62-1 Ontario. September, solids .. ferring money abroad, and the cost is tlated. Ltd., will sell by Public Auc­ Finds pt®,ey. buneh ...... ** Am. Sugar ltfg. . . 10-7 Ontario, solids...... 18% H tion, at the Farm known as Hithefs L*ttuce. local ...... JJ y ...... «0-7 «2-2 «o-« 62 Am. T & Tel...... 17*1 Ontario, twins ...... 19^- moderate. Farm, ltoyal Oak, starting on prosperity starts as you cross Am. Wool. mm. . . »3-« Stlltona ...... ;...... 23^ Am. steel F.ly...... 3» B. C. Cheese, solids ...... » Parson's Bridge, and increases1»» the Am. Sum. Tob...... ?£22»rr,n Onion» ...... p,r ,b...... »! Anaconda Alining . B. C. Cream Cheese, *2*. box For remitting sums up to fifty dollars, Wednesday, June 14 traveller enters the central part of union*, dry. | ...... ÎS A l< hlfcon ...... B. C. Crenm Cheete, lw lb. I-or* | Potatoes. per -ack. . 1 *a to 1 Atlantic lia If bricks, per Ib...... 11- Bank Money Orders are the most con­ 1 at 10.30, the whole of the Pedigree the Island, according to J. R. Terry r u-umbrr». rnrh. .IS End ... 1| Baldwin l^>co. Alberta ...... 17%9 nnd Grade Stock, Horses, Sheep,1 Chief Inspector of the Provincial Baltimore * Ohio McLaren a Cheeee, dos...... " Canadian Pacific Kraft, Can.. »-lb. bricks...... venient and economical They cost as Chickens, Turkeys. Geese. Duck*. Poultry Department, who has osnfsh**. hunch ...... Feed, Grain, Farming Machinery and t«-r lb ...... » TO-DAY’S TRADING Bethlehem Steel . v, Kraft Swiss. 6-lb bi-tcka...... turned after an Inspection tour of Central Leather .. follows:— n Equipment. Watercress ...... •••• ••...... ns Crucible Steel . 74-1 rinr n, conditions in all parts of the Island IN WINNIPEG MARKETS Chesapeake * Ohio w Laid, grade 1 Parson s Bridge is five miles from Green Pegu. per lb. Ô...... 2? Cille.. Mil. * St p Fisn— $5 and under 3 cents For catalogue or further par­ Victoria on the Island Highway. A?q»z:ragus. local, per lb...... ** Chie . R. I. * Par. Haddles, 16-lb. box, Tb. ticulars, apply to L"0,*,n*s t the...... Winnipeg. June • —While there was not Cone. Oae . Kippers, 15-lb. box. lb. Mr. Terry said that most of the string Bean*, per lb...... »•• ft' great deal of buslnes* worked In the Chino Copper ...... Codflsh Tablets. 20-1*. lb. Over $5 and not exceeding $10—6 The Auctioneer, small up-Island centres are as busy futures thli momln*. the wheat markrt Chile Copper ...... Smoked Sableflah Plllete STEWART WILLIAMS, was steady throughout and showed a strong Corn Products ...... Ment*— “ $10 “ $30—10 “ as they can be. Buildings are going Gordon Head StrJjhîrries...... 45 undertone. nlted Food ...... 410 end 411 Sayward Building up everywhere, even- dance halls and No. .1 Steers, per lb...... 14% After opening % to % lower nt 126% Erie ...... No. 1 Cows, per lb...... -I;» « $30 “ $50—15 " *hng Cherries...... 40 I to 126%. July fluctuated between 127% Ben. Electric ...... Phene 1324 other social places where people can ixx-al I.amh, per lb...... $30 r»iax «ml hIsck have n good time.- He as. 45. 60. 60. 76 and H and 128v. hut closed firm at 124%. the Gen.^_Molora ...... Plus Revenue stamps. Apples, per bo*...... 17» *sme as yesterday. October opened 4 t« Local Mutton, per Id. *7 reported that all agricultural dis­ do* - - *•. .40, SO. .90 to .7» -%■-Pent lower at 111*4 to 117. spread be- Firm Grain Fed Pork, per lb. .1® tricts on the Island are forging nMrulV w<* ...... S tween 11**4 and 116%. and clos'd steady Gt. Northern, nref . I>^e1 Veal— Ask at this Bank for ahead, land on aU sides is being, ^California, * for...... % *t 11*%. % <-ent up from Thursdays nspiration Cop...... Fancy ...... * n*1 cleared and brought under cultiva­ finish. After opening % cent higher nt Int‘1 Nickel ...... Medium ...... •*» any further particulars. Per lb ...... « 11514. December worked In narrow limit*, Infl Mer Marine . . . . r»«r ...’...... =■. !• tion on the theory that the worst 1«ananÿ. dos ...... b® closing at the Initial price. The coarse K ennecott Copper ... T>i«er dox...... •• season. Strawberries ...... -35 selling caused a general decline, the pre Midvale Steel ...... Pineapple* ...... *'» mlume on Nos. 1 amt 2 Northern closing Mex. Petroleum Tv>ca1. per ton ...... 2* 00712* 00 Gooseberries, per lb...... ^ unchanged to 14 cent down and the lower Miami Conner ...... Highland ...... 30 00032 00 MEMORY OF Cherries. per |h...... Slade* unchanged. “ V.. N H * Hart. 3% ncmiver Island ...... 3A 0<) I-ocal .Strawberries, per box ... -4» There was but little trading 1n oats, the w York Central - Netted Gems ...... M-P. IMPERIAL BANK premiums being % cent lower. Inspec­ Northern Pacific Sweet 1‘btatocs, per hamper ... 2.«e DICKENS TO-DAY tons >esterdav totalled 266 "are. of which Nevada Cone. Copper . •"erefeNp»*—. wîî«nî*’ **• 2 1*2 were contract grade wheat. Pennavlvanla R. R- . ’Vainuts, per Ik ...... •$» Wheat- Open High Low I.a*t Asparagus, Walla Wall*, box 3 00 OF CANADA WAS HONORED ual. Soft shell Walnuts, lb...... »• July ...... 1-6% 127% 126% 129% Pre seed Steer Car 79 Asparagus, l’c'l. 1-lb. bdls . .1*5 20 Dnitil*. per lb...... \...... ^ Oct...... 117% 11»% 11C % ID ** Heading ...... 73-6 73 6 Cal Globe Artichokes, dox. MP. . 115% 114% 116% item Ry. Steel Spring . . 103-8 101-4 Cattllfloqrer. local, according London. June 9 — Many members of Roasted peanuts. * ih*...... *» Oats— Lay Cons Mining . . 17-7 17-7 17-7 to size, per dog...... MP. July, . 13 63% 62% 52U Republic Steel . 74-4 71-1 72-1 Cucumbers, local and hot- the Dickens Fellowship, Including Artichokes, globe, each...... *• Oct...... 44% 47% 4« 44% Sin. Oil ...... 31-6 *6-7 SS-7 representatives of the branches in bea Kale. Ih...... 20 . 44% 45% 44% 44% Southern Pacific .... . H» Ah *1-1 23-4 Specials, per dog...... 2 tfy. Toronto, MPntreal, Boston and New Dairy Produce and Cggs Southern Ry . com. .. . 24 5 No 1. per dog...... 1 90 Buffer— . «C% 66% •«% f'tudeiiaker Corpn. . . .124-4 121-2 Kl-2 We Own and Offer New Issue York, met this morning and placed No. 1 Alb., per lb. 42 Get...... «1% «1% Moee Sheffield ...... 47 44-7 No. 2, per dot...... 1 40 wreaths on the tomb of Charles Comox, lb...... 50 Flax— Th* Texas Company . 41-6 47-6 No. 1. per. .do* ...... 1 00 July ...... ?S6 230 226% Toti. Prod...... 14-4 F0-3 h«-4 Pa-lf«»be«i per do* ...... *0 Dickens, who died on Friday, June 9, Choice Creamery ...... 41 214 134-4 1870, at 6.10 o'clock in the evening Oct...... :i5 215 % Union Pacific ...... 137-7 134-4 Head Lettuce. Cal., per ert 4.23 Baby Carriages Cowichan Creamery, lb...... Kye— Utah Copprr ...... 67-4 66-7 66 Wash Head T»ettuce. per crt. M l". Those present at the Abbey in­ Salt Spring, lb ...... »® July ...... *1% 33 % e*4 U. S. Ind. A 1er hoi . . 65 I»ncal Head lettuce,"«per crt MP. Reduced Prices cluded Mrs. Ernest B. Hawkglev, Fraser Valley, lb...... »° V. 8. Rubber ...... «4-3 43-4 Wheat-1 hard. 133%; VI P Steel, cotif . Outdoor Leaf Lettuce, per box» M 1*. Oleomargarine, per lb...... -*• Carrot*, new ...... M P. —AT- granddaughter of the author, and her Pure Lard, per lb...... I® ______Nor . 13»% : 3 Nor . 11»% Virginia chem. . . two small children. No 4. 107 % ; No Û, >7%. No. «. S«%. feed Western Union .-if. Beets, new ...... M P 9 trark. 132%. i - bash R. H. "A" Parsnips, per sack ...... MP. $ 1 ,ooo At 5.30 o’clock Harry Adams, a lit­ LocaT. do*...... 2* tle crippled lad from the slums of Bullet*, do*...... 23 Oate-r-2 C. W . 6ÏU: | C. W . *«. extra Willy’s Overland Parsley, local, per dox...... 60 Standard Furniture Co. feed. 60; 1 feed. 41: 2 feed. 46%: re Westinghouse Klee. 61-9 Peas, new green, per lb.. .14«ton* Tire A Kebber 2«»-4 Ar*'1»*—All ...... Valencias, choice, according the observance of the fair wage Large Ovsters. dos...... «# Cuban Cane Sugar . 3£“ $39.50 Olympia OystofSs^ht^...... $0 tion: Pisree Arrow ...... to sise ...... 7 00ff 8 00 policy. This policy is based on a "Whereas the present accounting Retail Stores Pineapples, per dos.. according resolution adopted by the House of Local Ornin Fed 1‘ork— systems and forma of financial state Shell Transport • t oslse ...... SÎSe K.15 g Commons in 1900, declaring that all Trimmed Lolna ...... 46 ltepogle Steel...... Lemons, per case...... 8 00^ 8 50 ment* In each, municipality of the f;mne*nt|t— \ .Government contract* should con­ Legs ...... ••••.... .16 four western provinces are widely Royal Dutek ...... tain such labor conditions a* well as Shoulder Roast...... IS to .10 Vanadium ...... California, per ca*e...... 6.0061 tax enforcement, with a view to ar- 'Atlantic Sugar ...... 10,000 K.an 1»25 99.00 Henmans. Ltd...... Dominion War Loan l»31 . *8,00 Qurt>« .• Ilaihway ...... ROYAL FINANCIAL CORPORATION, LTD. OU Cake ...... «7.99 146 lands." Dominion War lx>an 1»37 *9.60, Z 100 SO For To-morrow Cottonseed Meal ... . 63.09 $2$ Unemployment. 190.31 Itlordon Paper !...... 469 Victory I»an 1*23 ...... - 100.30 flliawmigan ...... 608 B. C. Permanent Loan Building. < Phone 1340 Ground Bone ...... Victory l»oan 1»21 ...... Spanish Hiver Pulp ... Oyster. Shell ...... 38 09 $06 I»ast night the Council passed a Victory Ixien 1»Z4 ...... »9 SO we’ve laid out loads and 100 30 tieef Scraps ...... 1.69 resolution asking the Federal and Victory Ixian 1927 ...... Steel of «’an...... X’lrtory I»an 1933 ...fry 167.00 10l" 00 loads of very special bar­ Provincial governments to consider 99 90 .100 90 oronto Railway...... the unemployment situation ahd take Victory Ix>an 1*34 ...... Wayagamae Pulp gains that will just suit your LOAN COMPANIES Victory Loan 1627 . .. 104.50 105.50 cvryg T action to cope with it. The resolu­ v # purse anti fancy. tion said: VAKCOLVKB MOM» PRICES Why did the new girl In the rib WE OWN AND OFFER ACT AMENDED "That the convention of the Coun­ WE OWN AND OFFER

Vancouver, June Victory Bond», bon department quitT’ i t

cil of Western Canadian Municipal ttiornlng prK-ee; ’The boss found out that her MEN (Continued from par* 1> Unions urges the Dominion Govern' Asked ...... ".o IDS 40 work here interfered with her attend Men'» Athletio deposits. This was strongly ob­ ment and the Provincial Govern r...... - .*.... - 99 40 100,40 ance at the movies and her late $1.50 ments to take under consideration at jm ' ** ...... 100.40 i t Oxfords ..... jected to by Sir Henry Drayton and right parties.’’ - $4,866.00 A. R. McMaster, Sir Henry arguing an early dato the question of unem­ w»* ...... lei.*» lflj»0 $1,500.00 Athfefîc 1987 16.46 that the proposal would provide no ployment, and submits that, in the 1937 ...... *£4-®5 *9 »»

1*24 ...... t...... ; i t Boots ...... $1.95 protection for thg depositor, as he opinion of the Council, rêtlef-to the 100.7* would have no knowledge that no­ unemployed, if absolutely necessary, Dominion War Loan B'o— CITY OF Canvas Boots, *7,75 91.76 City of Burnaby tice was required. should he by way of productive J»26 ...... WOOD leather soles.. $2.85 19*1 ...... •7.35 MIS Mr. McMaster moved to amend work, and that the system, of doles 1937 ,...... *9 66 100.56 Millwood, per rnrd 9* » EDMONTON i t so as to provide that notice pf the should be entirely eliminated. Fur­ % Ve % Berk Slabs, per cord ...... requirement of the law must he ther, that the Council is agreed that MliA* Dry Klndllno. ner cord * ™ 4 Bonds LADIES given to the depositor by the loan the question of unemployment is in •w York. June ».—Raw sugar, centrl Rlncka. i»er cord ...... 7.50 rugal" 4?41;"*'re fined, fine grsnUlated, 6.1* Edgings, per cord ...... v 4.00 i k Ladies' Fleetfoot company. no way a municipal matter, and the Due December 31st. 1959 Boots, In white! $1.50 Chairman Voted. system preciously in vogue has en­ tu 4.00. ' % % % Delivered City Limits. HI MMKR SALE Price 84.31. To Yield O.AtF'o White „ V The vote on the amendment was a tailed great hardship on the tax­ r.\t HAMiK 81 MMART. 50 cento per cord off above prices ils and Chairman Maclean gave his payers in some municipalities, anj IW Yevk. Jvew *..—FereHrn exchange ter csstt wtth order. ~ 1FttWf0F •.. $2.45 -casting voTe against It. has diverted to doles, or non-essen­ ea(lreab FrtUIn—iK-mand. 4.4»%: cable* Orders may he left at offjre of CHILDREN , Another amendment which was tial work, mogçy tjytt was required Cameron Lumber, Co., cor Yates Tennis 4.4»% , 60-Uay bills on banka. 4.47%. Pemberton and Son BONDS

and Broad. J k ...... $1.90 Children's Fixxise and (^1 -| A accepted altered the length of the for tieceas&ryf municipal improve- France—Demand. ».%•: cable». » »*%• ( Established 168_7> Brownies, too else 7. tpleJLV notice which the company may re­ Italy— Demand. 6.16; cable*. S.16% Due May 1st 1951. Athlotie quire to "ninety days, or at least No More Relief. -Betglwm— Demand. *.3»%: cables, *-4*. W. A. CAMERON &BR0. Athletic Oermaay— Demand. 34 %-i cablea, .S4% • BOND dealer^. Price 96.45. Shoes ...... $1.50 tlilrty days." Holland—-I>emand. S».®.’: eablea. 33.07. Oxford* ...... 95c The Council further agreed, to re­ Telephone 6946. Mr. Idong stated that the usual commend to western municipalities Norway—Demand. 17.*o. TO YIELD 5.75%. Leather Sandals, practice was to pay depositors with­ Sweden—Demand. 24.03. 625 Fort 8t. BOYS that they should absolutely refuse to Denmark—Demand. 21.*». to sise $1.25 out notice. continue any unemployment relief in Hw itserland— Demand, l».ll. j ^smSertbn. & §ew,| Beys Athletic Oxfords Girls' Mery Janes, value $S.fld.$S.fld, future at the expens» of the munici­ *4»aln- Demand 1S.SS. ‘tft 13‘s .. .J v $ L pt>ei pal taxpayer. Greece—Demand. 4 DIVIDEND ARNOITNCEMENT, „ 1.10 Up to aizc never hit one. He had tried part­ P»l»»d— Demand. , •*% . The policy holders ot the Mutual Life Beys' Athletic Oxfords The conventmn wound up its Cseeho-Slovaklft— D*m»nd. l.»3. F.W. Stevenson (Eetsbllehed 1117) 10% ...... $1.95 ridges with similar lack of success. Argentina---Demand. H.vO. of Canada will he pleased to leers that to B's .....'»...... $1.25 business at noob to'-day. Most of the financial poeltlnn of the Company la BOND DEALERS Kiddies* White Canvas Shoes, He had had no luck in securing wild the delegate* will leave for their Brasil*-Demand. 14.12. so sound, and Its dividend earning capacity Brown Canvas Boots,b leather with'leather soles and heels Mentfeal—-•»%. . 1st present continue» to be eo favorable, dUHeS had tracked rabbits, but the homes immediately but others wilb Call money easy: high. low. tr8%'line rate STOCKS BONDS that a further increase I» dividends, over lae*d: very Values $2.75. remaln here, some to enjoy a holiday and closing bid. 3: offered » * prey had always been too clever tot the scale in use for the prewent year, boa $1.95 Up to sizes 7%'s.... 50c i him. and his season had been a and others to attend the, Good Roa-ds *°c'ojjv-ioene »x*lnet acceptnncesL.*-. been deeded upon for the yewt 1*33. League convention. Time lenna easier, 4* days, 4.-WS dayw. i blank. 4% ; 6 mortthe.'4%. MINING AND OIL NSW YORK COTTON j Then his fçLend reminded him that «By Burdick Bros,. Ltd.) POOR KID. Prime mercantile paper. 4 to 4%. SHAKES Open Hlrh Uv IsS •*his game license had expired. July ...... » SI.66 It l« ILI1 22.** "Eh? Wlyit's thatr* replied the Til be glad when house cleaning oCt. III*...... SI .4* 32.16 21.41 22.ej New York. i novice. Little Billy was very interested m Dec...... 21.41 Si.li 21.41 $1.6$ 71%; Meal the new baby. time Is over." 21.73 CASH SHOE HOUSE "Your game license expired ,to- "What's the troubler 102 PEMBERTON BUILQINO j,n. $1.4» 21.»6 ZL34 i day;’’ repeated his friend. He was quiet for a few minutes and then suddenly said, "That kid "Two weeks of boiled ham and RAW ri oJk iu)Hr 705 Fort Street i "Let IV* said the novice. ‘‘It’s the ,----- . - , 4 ctnne-d salmon for meals is about! 2 9*c per lb.;Rept.. S.l6o pec I i first thing I've caused to expire i hasn't. got“ much' *hair ' , *to“ comb,—^ but July. i since I bought this gun!" 1 he’s got an awful lot of face to wi all 1 can stand." i Dec.. MSe - -«-I i 18 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JTJNE 9, 1922 TELEPHOMEW CLASSIFIED ADS.TO 1090 TIMES.WE WILL DO THE REST

LOST AND FOUND. (Copyright ms. By H. MUTT AND JEF? Trade Mark Reg. 1» OLD curb bracelet, between Dalles Jeff Could Sell Bridges In the Sahara Desert Road and the beach. ; near South GTurner Street. Reward will ‘be paid. .>56 Dallas Road. Phone 7I76L. .______JlO-St T OST—Pox teerlee pup (bitch), answers to name of "Snooky." Finder please IT WOlO'T RCPCAT^\ phone 316,______J16-91 NOW POUVV, (fc Nûu SAlb HC’t> ment Bureau.. 110-37 nivt: JEFF, you RG À WOULD - L HADN'T T IMG TD OST—Lady's gold wrist watch. Finder ON THIS PARROT REPCAT GVGRV U/OPb TJ pleaei return and get reward. Phone NUT*.' GooM-SA'/tr: TCLÙ To u He u/AS 541L.______J9-37 He HGARI>’.__ 5------08T—In Oak Bay dlatrlct, on Wednee- deaf: I^ day« parta of tire carrier with email T padlock. Phone 5239R2. 39-81

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A SMOOTH SHAVE guaranteed. Dull blade» resharpened satisfactorily, new machine. F, D, Co». 637 Fort______Jga.ro AT the Victoria Hat Shop. cor. Broad ■* * and Fort, hats cleaned and rejuvenat- llEé. **1 b>’ the old firm. Phone 1720. Jyl-M / 1E1>AR HILLSIDE MEAT MARKET— V- Purvt yora of freeh meats. Order# strictly attended to Two deliveries dally. Phone loot. ______,______j|g.gf % /CONTINUED DRY—Hoee cheap at the SÜS Lawn Mower Hospital. 112 Cormorant P. Cox—Plano tuner; graduate Scheel for.J.be Blind. Halifax. Phone 1112L, Wv jyVF ^URNiTUKB repaired with that finished appearance when he la through von can sell It for new D. H. McKell. 030A Balmoral Roa«l. S1ISL.__ J23-30 1SX R. SAUNDERS—Insurance of ever# kind written on houses, furniture utomobiles, etc.; also life. 100S Langley, pnone xiTl. ‘i|.m COMING EVENTS. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. N STRUCT I ON tn decorative work fee AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES. AUTOMOBILE» AUTOMOBILES home, store end banqueta; Dennlee# Birtoria Daily Sinus (Continued.) (Continued.! (Continued.) (Continued.) 4C—tiaued» materials; at Victoria Printing and Pub- 10 SNAPPY BUYS Hehlng stationery and art department. 1411 Advertising Phone No. 1090 or SALE—Bottle» and Jare of all de­ Dougtaa. ______ti-S# DANCE, Gorge Bridge Dancing ALL READY TO DRIVE AWAY A FEW GOOD BUYS. USED CARS -—ROOMY ROADSTER. good RATK* for classified advertising Pavilion, every Wednesday and Satur­ • shape, electric starter and lights, scriptions. from 16c per dosen; also AWN MOWERS ground and repaired; NO. 4—McLAUGHLIN ROADSTER, owned —OVERLAND. Thla Is a 5-eeater Fae specialise in sanitary wiping clothe for Situations Vacant. Situation» Wanted. To day night. 8.10-11.30. 00c. .5c. Hunt s All McMORRAN'S GARAGE good tire* apd spar», demountable rims, ,, 1 n.^.w and »*cond-hand from |l up! Star Trio 110-8 and driven by a meebani- Ukl UK •-c and .It Is an exceptionally- good 727 JOHNSON ST. two Ignitions, new battery: owner leaving printer», machine shops nn-i garage», Bent. Articles for Sale. Loet cr Found, etc.. cal expert, and a gift at . laundered by white labor. Phone 6794. Lor. Blanehard and Pandora. W. Elves 'He per word per Ineertioa. Contract mtee uu>. Term». country. Phone 6654R2. 10-16 ,126-80 •NO 2—KURD TOURING. 1010. in nice USED CAR BARGAINS. Wm Allan. 2628 Rose Street.______tf-11 wo application. quiet running order, and (Br»>T.e,L 4iOT,T—FORD. 6-seater This Is n late la the tl.-.e for furalture recover- No advertisement for lese than ISc. T Saturday. *80-11 SO. Gents 26c. McLaughlin. t-passeng er. Just been ^OR SALE—10 fL French range. Apply ladles 10c. Wallace's orchestra. J10-8 ... _ a fine car, at ...... V— ■ ** l ~ 1** * model and It ruirune and look» fine. » n» ITi#»il In A ! THnnlnT » EaUmatea free. Cuahlons » Minimum number of word». 10. NO. S— FORD" TOURING. 101» has shock Terms, TWO GOOD BUYS. I 8241 Waacana Street, or Phone 1617X. Phone 6968. 114-18 In comikitlng the number of word» In wn absorbers, spotlight, new top and J22-18 advertisement. estimate groupe of three or Wat< upholstering. An extra D*)****^ | —132* GRAY-DORT. touring. Ah- BUMTK D45. Just neen^overhauled, cylinder ©COS'—CHEVROLET 490. Looks and ii* **,rures ®ne word. Dollar marks and . rood Car at 5JS) 4 e 9 i I <1 soluuefv as rood as hew in ap- v''*' * run» Ilk# new. j>OR SALE—An opportunity Is presented paired to i it I6f> Martin. 607 Fort' re-ground, over else_I>e Luxe piston rtngs^ "XJOVELTT WOODWORKER* — Patters nil abbreviations count as one word. tf-l NO. 0—KURD TOURING. 1922—You can't ( pearance and running newly painted. This BROTHERS' Screen 1 at our store to buy yeur season's coat, Advertisers who ee deetr* may hare r»- tell this car from new, aw It haw I __ after from top to bottom. $1000” Delivery All overhauled and suit, dress or skirt at greatly reduced making done, models made and patent l»Mes addressed to a bo* at The Times of- O. O. F. — Military 600 card tourna- had but a few months' 1 yiy*—FORD, late mod»l, ,2-seater. with In fine shape. prices. We have re-marked all our gar­ eae developed; 121 Ftegard. Phone 2080 Good Urea ...... $1100 ments. and we Inrtte you to aee our new \c* ar"* forwarded to their private address. I• ment. Friday. 0th Inst Reserve careful driving or without a light-delivery box. A. E. HUMPHRIES MOTORS. LIMITED. ______IS ^ Charge of 10c la made for thla service. NO. •—CHEVROLET TOURING. 1920— 1 The motor runs extra good. McLaughlin d46. price». We can save you money, and your tables. These’ games will be held evert Cor. View and Vancouver Sts. credit la good if not convenient to pay r\AK BAY EXCHANGE. 2009 Oak Ha# Birth Notlpeg uno pee Insertion Mar- Friday. ______j».g This car has been care full y^reoon- | ew Terms. and look» like new Thls...... "M.$1050 Ave. Join our library. 60c per mont*. r»rd of Thank* and Irw Memorials dltloned and Is A1 at JF |(WI , ** Phone 470. si.00 per Insertion Death eed Funeral ADI EH' AUXILIARY to Canadian Cartier s ...... qf) ■ «81 —FTVDBBXKER. 5 eeater A real WILLY8 KNIGHT. 7-pa»eenger. THE FAMOUS STORE. LTD.. tf-IS 035 Tates Street. ^ Phone 4ML CAWS. notices. 11 in for one Insertion. 13 00 lor J Legion ( ..Amal ...... Vets- ) 111 hold whist NO. 7—-C-CHEVROLET TOURING. 1921— | goeK-CHKY*OLeT,. late Ml* model, Phone 401. We. call. tf-18 ExtaLllabed 1888, at the Vogue Monday. June 12. Ladies NO. O—'mcI.ÂUOHIÏIN " MASTER Just the truck for a delivery CAPITAL HER VICE OARAGE. I X—j 6-seater. This Is an exceptlon- or express work...... fiVIlU "Advertising Is to business BORN. 25c. gents jtc. Refreshments.______J1M 1062-Fort Street. Phone 1834. TTANDSOMK walnut bed. spring and all ■■ steam la to machinery.** You get a high-grade. jfclvP*,n,ia,|,e ally wood little car T*rms. wool mattress. bargain. 829 50. I si- DE\T«Nv°r ty#1av J,,ne * *« Mr *"d KG VIA It boalneww meeting of thr W car. and no extra tax. ^>|||(|* Easy Terms On Any Car. Mrs. X L. Denton. Forrester Street, a *B will put on a new Ford top with and Exchange Big Store), 739-743 IDEALS AND daughter. U A. to the G. W. V. A. to-night at 7 30 1 nickel plated panel» at |31. AUTO TRANSFERS Important ■ bust ken*. ______J9-SNO. 10—FORÜ-' ONE-TON DELIVERY MASTERS MOTOR CO. LTD?. U Fort 18 IDEAS IN Other cars at the same special prism ADVERTISING. TUCK—At the family rewldence. 912 Cath­ CAR. late model; has new high- The___ Exclusive______Used Cgr Dealers. ll’E have a range of values tn ready to class covered top, suitable for l 916 1 ales St . for. of uuadra St CARTIER MRUS., \f ULI.ARD S auto tranafer. Phone 488 AND aewlng machine. In À1 order; erine Street, the death occurred an wear suit» still that are the he»t In baggage. furniture. or out-of - •------724 Johnson ttL Phono S3S7 4*i The Garage, ghsibouree Street Night H also a few good trunk*, cheap. 810 If the Thursday rooming of Frederick Stephen town. We are -welling these at lesw than 14 1440T Furniture. tf-14 business man IT*;, **ed 63 The deceased, cost ns We are rtnwtnc out t ht* department. town liauliB*. A good buyjB^^Q who haw been a resident of Victoria for See us fjrst. Fyvle Bros.. >09 Government ADH.I.AC. 1914. 7-paaeenger, ready for URRT UP. If you want to buy a gar right Idea -D»4M»as8 fifteen *~*c* leave* to m,mrn Street. Phtme 1*99. EASY TERMS IF DESIRED. H him his widow and one daughter CARTIER BROS.. r the road, good Urea ahd a new bat- MOTORCYCLES AND CYCLES right IdeaL Mrs. J. Edwards, of this city. It/HIST DRIVE—Thursday. 0.80 p m.. 724 Johnson 8L ______Phone 5287. TRADE TOUR FORD IN ON A N1 he cannot I > Sailors’ Club KaquUnalL Good prise» ENGINES. 4 and 0-cyllnder, of moat any OYS 22-Inch bicycle. Ill.lO; aewlng think of The funeral will take place on Saturday Admission 21 cents. I DDRESSING and mailing circulars te ONE. ^ mxke. from 82S up. machine. 811.00. Householders’ Bi- his buslneaa afternoon from McCall Bros’ Funeral I B F YOU DO NOT SE* wkat you are look A ear owners We have names and ad rpiRBS. all sises and all makes, at your rh»ng*. «42 Bastion. tf-17 Ing for advert laed her*, why not ad­ Chapel, «orner of Johnson and Vancouver dresses of Victoria and Vancouver Island\V* IN A POSITION TO TAKE IN I NDIAN TWIN, IMS, heavy duty clutch. vertise yeur want? Someone amongst the benefit^ to Street», at 2 3# o’clock. Rev. J F. Dlm- LODGES. auto owners Newton Advertising Agency. ANY NUMBER OF USED FORD II’E have added a complete stock of used thousands of readers will most likely hevs mlck officiating. The remain» will be laid Suits 14. XVInch Bldg. Phons 1010. dtf-10^ >1 FORD parts te our museum at ScheMer carburetor. Presto tank; Just without ale# to rest at Rows Bay Cemetery. CARS. TO APPLY ON NEW MODELS. I juet whet you ere looking for and be glad greatly reduced price*. overhauled. Phone 56041.2 or 444. J16-17 to aell at a resaowsbl# price. II considering IOLUMBIA LODGE, No. *. I O O F..— IF YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING THE whether It 1 TARD OF THANKS. > Meets Wednesdays. Odd Fello*# Halt »)-SPEED twin Indian motorcycle, new Mr and Mrs. John Cartwright wish to C PURCHASE OF A NEW FORD. DROP IN — Urea, perfect running order. 1033 CM CREAM NOX’BI.TY—Neapolitan Ice Is a^heneflt 0 #41 View Street Phone 1836 thank their mtpv friend* for their kind LATB MODEL. 7-psssenger Ftude- AND SEE VS. WB CAN MAKE YOU A Yates Street. ______J10-1Î I cream blocks, chocolate covered. 18c •ympathy and flora! offerings, also the nights of pythias — Fir west \bsker. fully equipped, coni tlreg. re­ GOOD OFFER FOR TOUR CAR. ESPE­ EXCELLENT IN GOOD ». USED with him. pallbearer* for thefr assistance. In the loea Victoria Lodge. No. 1. meets K. of P cently thoroughly overhauled and newly This office Of their dear daughter. Hall.K North Park Street. Thursdays A. O CIALLY IF IT I* EQUIPPED WITH A BUSINESS CHANCES painted. Is In particularly good condition r ITC1ITCH EN cabinet, with glaee doors, etc., will always Harding, secretary 1000 Government St I throughout. WouJ4 sell on e«1V or STARTING AND LIGHTING SYSTEM. AS 1921 FORD TOURING. In new •TKA be pleased C ARD OF THANK*. condition. A bargain at ...... «y.#- Hf as new; onlv 822.68. Island Ex The family of the late Mrs Margaret H sccept small car ae part payment. 3 none THE RESALE VALUE OF A FORD IS RK you looking for a good rooming K •let tiSlï. I1"-1* change. 739 Fort flti In fobmlng Flout wish to thank their many friends for HELP WANTED—MALE. PROPORTIONATELY HIGHER THAN IMS DO 1X1E TOURING. In heautl BTKA \ house proposition In the middle of the the kindness and sympathy shown In their ful order. A real snap at townT Here It I»; twenty-five rooms, ADY** mahogany writing derk. |1* the right < recent sad bereavement. ANT OTHER CAR. THIS Ls A CON- fully furnished, to be sacrificed a* owner ANAGER wanted to organise house J Carter*». 634 coi Government and SIDERATION THAT" 1* WORTH - WHILE, 1919 OVERLAND ROATiSTER. In flîVTri Is leaving city Price only 81.100. and rent I J1S-1I the right ideal, a .....salesmen ■ Vancouver Island. by _ ___. excellent condition, at ...... VJ'v Is-low Annlv British'American Bond Cor- establishedM B. c. manufa. tnref oT iesmer A ^TO TOP» made ^repaired aJ raa- WHEN BUYING A NEW CAR. > FUNERAL DIRECTORS snd rors!Ion, Ltd., BA. Bond Building. 723 AfALLEARLB AJtD STEEL RANGES. NEWTON epev tait lee. Permanent position and good sonabls prices Jss McMsrjln. Court; 1918 FORD TOURING. In the best Fort Street. 'll 41WKKTIS1NO S" commiaelon to representative and energetic nev and Gordon Street*. Phon* f4t. J10-10 of ' shape, at ...... $300 82.06 per week. Phone 4689: 1816 AGENCY. man. 1017 DODGE TOURING, a" real FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. EW SHIPMENT of Invalid carriages Advertisement Writers and Advertising Bn ownerJ9-l« leaving city: snap. H. F. bargain at ...... $600 and rha(.rs tor sale and rent. T. ll Contractors. Furnishing Davis. >21 Gordon FORI) SALKS AND SERVICE. N > Co. 1918 McLAUGHLIN. 7-paesen- Multlgrxph and Mlmeograph' Circular Lat­ HELP WANTED— FBMALE. "XAkTIER BROS, have buyers waiting Ill TATES ST. PHONE 4900-1 ger. a real good bur at ...... $1295 WHY PAT ..MORE?—GET IT AT ter» and Postcard*. Addreaalng. Mailing, j 1411 Quadr# Street (J for -the ^following: Dodge roadster. ' Easy Terms On Any Car. A TTEMTIOM! — Mm Rant, w.rdro». HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES Overland touring, model 90. Chevrolet 747 FORT STREET PHONE 1788 Phonee—Office, IM4; Rea.. «0M and TOM TAIT A McRAE. dealers, of Winnipeg and Calgary I* Rates quoted for Local. Dominion aed touring. Torn touring. If vou have a car enen to buy and sell high class ladles SELL OK BUT ANYTHING FROM Foreign Publications. We carry a complete line of funeral light sewing at heme; whele or epare of this sort In good condition call and gel Phone 1«#8. 886 View 8t gents’ and children'» clothing. Special of­ A TEACUP TO A PIANO suppliee at moderate peioea. time, good pay; work sent any distance the ca»h. Cartier Broa..1*. 724 Johnson Rt. fer» for gentlemen’» clothes. Wf pay apot BULKY GOODS DELIVERED FREE I» Suite 24. Winch Building. Phôn* 181$. charges paid. Send stamp tor particulars Phone 6227______1« caeh to any amount. Buslneaa done strictly Calls promptly attended te, day ee National Manufacturing Co.. Montreal. * * •rivate. Mrs Hunt will call herself ta YES THERE* A REASON. eight. CHEVROLET SERVICE STATION—Car-., any address, or call at 718 Fort Street FAY the highest cash prices for y ■OATS \\’ANTe*>"",'G*rl ae mother’s help, live In. x-V ry all parts, fully equipped I*bon* 4881; after S p.m.. «8421» 18 I caet-eff clothing. Call anywhere Licensed embelmere and lady aketet- >> Phone ,20 SSL. J0-11 Phone yeur appointed time Special offer for I?It" ___ IS gents' business eulta Once tried, always ANOES—Two private; one rowboat, convinced. good coédition. Boathouse. Gorge SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE aAGLB TIRE*—Guaranteed. 80 HEAVY TRAILER. MRS WARDALE. C U 312-la FUNERAL CO.. LTD. PJ |12 60; 610 Johnaon Street. A wai 1821 Douglas Street Phene 8888 (Hayward*»). Est. 1SS7. ARRIED MAN. with family, wants Johnson. Block Below H B. Co. 1ANOE for «ale cheap. 1868 Pan dorm. MA émanent position, farming, fruit, T^VERYTHINO in motor top line, work Phone 4178. 312-4# B.C.> 734 Broughton StreoL -*-4 guaranteed first-class. If It’s to build SET of oak dining chairs, leather AK WARDROBE, 818 60, eewlng ma general store or printing. Reply to Box seat*, snap. 910 Pandora tf-J: pOR SALE—Evlnrude and 17-foot boat. Call» Attended to at AU Hour^ Fv Uarmangay. Albert.. J13-14 top or repair one. we do It. Commercial O chine. 88: kitchen dresser. 17.68. 816 bodies built to order. Cox À Perkin*. View Apples+Cruft=Pie TTENTION—For beet workmanship in X at Brentwood. Phono 6648L.C 3«-4^ Rtreet. Phone 9703.______"______tv6-16 - . Moderate Chare*. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE A remodelling and cleaning old hats go NE only new Radiant range, 4-hole. jYOR SALE—One 11 i. heavy duty /XLDSMOBILE car for hire, rates 01 up. to X Icterla Hat Shop, cot. Bread and FortO 1 1 fcsdh w. ~1"" i Buffalo. 00« 18 K. Union engine. Embalming for SMbment a Rpeelalty. 1)5-1* Store,. 762 Ya3 Armstrong Broa..194 .Kingston. 114$ PROTT-SIIAW BUSINESS INSTITUTE ' " For special rates on district and Pp- Phones 2715. «36. «27. 1T71R. leland points, phone 1106. day or night. A NTIQUJ6 FURNITURE and china goods -Î6 fL boat, Evlnrude. Phoi course» commercial stenography, cler­ Allan B Koote ______J23-14 Y.IIANO. 1140. bargain: set quarter-cut oak ical.S higher accounting, collegiate prepar­ «V sold on commission. Mr* Wooltatt. Y diners, leather eeata. 186. Tyldesle) 1038 St. Charles______if.li atory. Phone 28 or write for syllabus. In- VERLAND motor truck for sale. In 749 Fort.jy| T AUNCH, new, at leas than factor# FUNERAL HOME dividual Instruction. New Weller Building. 3625 Quadra Street running order, good tires; will ex­ NKW upholstered chesterfield, snap, mJ price; very economical. Boathouse, Victoria 16 O 150. F. Smith. 1403 Broad. Phone THOMSON Rhone 4M. change for good motorcycle Applv Ash­ \ P Gorge Park. J12-6S XT’ELL educated Ehgilsh lady. living ton's Plumbing and Heating Co.., 406 Bay That is a simple problem in addition that 776. 18 Street, opposite Victoria Machinery Depot *» Foql Bay beach, would look after 4 FOUR-HOLE camp stove, |12: Z To aoewo mir patron» well and make child by day or afternoon. Phone 3126. Phone 4763 ______j»-16 ■HOLIDAY RESORTS.* ,ech SERVICE a stepping atone toward» every man knows, BUT every man ’’does not -*V gents’ bicycles. 816 each. Everything ______J»:Mi QPOT CASH paid for old or damaged must be sold. Surrey, Croydon. 2017 their perfect confidence la our dealri and k* cars, any make. W. Frank Cameron. know that Douglas Street. J10-19 PDIN TEA GARDEN. Patflcla Bay. Oa constant end*vor. Our respect foe the POULTRY AND. LIVESTOCK 949 View Street Phone 1616 N Ideal gas range. 4-hole, with top and Vj main road tor motor*. Meadlanda 4 oofing, roofing, roofing. peered trust placed In ua merit» Peer CJTORE McDonald Block. Oak -* ». bottom ovens, bargain. 835: two lawn station. B. C. K. Railway. Tea», soda Quantity of 1. 2 avid 3-ply (ountaln. refreihments. warm baj*?j,^b ronAdence. ” Bay JuacU*. Phone 6995L.1 f-16 mowers. 87 and 88.’ leatherette comfy roofingR paper, also 1.000 RTHUR LOWES big Leghorns, laying arm chglr. 11.76: oak cheat of drawers. kJTUDERAKER SIX. perfect order. Need + Want Ad — Result rolls building paper, for A hena 110 a pen of six. Pnone 40S6R2. 112.76: 2 sets diner», cane and morocco sale cheap. Victoria Junk .______J14-3I O owner going to California must sell seats. 829 end 839; 2 bicycles. 23 In. and |74VR,NISHKD cottage», tenta to rent: FTNTitAL Phore • ft41,.______J30-16 Agency, 663 Johnson. Phone 1102. DIRECTORS A SPECIAL lot of milk fed dressed broU- 26 In.. 816 and 913.66. 642 Bastion., round X1 boats and canoes for hire; afternoon McCALL BROS. •Js- era, rokstlng chickens and fowl»; afoir ....— BEAT BUT IN CITY. Equals result that is -altogether satisfactory. the corner from Bank Montreal. Phone tea served. Catiboro Bay Ten. Gardena, Formerly ef Calgary. Alberta < hatching egrs for sale oa Saturday at tni 1920 Page 4. 44. 6-Pasaenger. 944 , tf-18 Phone 7ea$R2. 19-8# Public Market. Seavlew J’oultry Stall, n This Car I» Guaranteed Same as New.Car 4 GREAT Majestic range, 20 In. oven, Office and Chapel, corner Vancouver and Rune and looks like new; also the moot It is,very simple, that probien», and it can be riTRATHCONA HOTEL. Shawnlgan Lake,» Johnaon StreeU 432 Dallas Road. Phone 0960.______J9-8 eX with gaa range attachment, regular 1YOUND fumed oak table. 6^ B. C. B. A N. Ry. train slope at door. beautiful car In city for 11.800. ----« for 1125. - c. Hard- Is chesterfield.-816; Canada 1 Modern Service Moderate Chargee TJ90R SALE—Toy Pomeranlate, pedigreed, Come and aee It er call us up for a proved; whether the Need is in your business Rates 88.8# a day and up. American plan; -L different colore, different ages, rea- demonstration. . 18 996. Ty.ldealev'a. 749 Fort. hot and cold water In every room. Boat*, eonable prltea. Apply 1109 Johnaon St JAMESON A WILLI*. LTD. 4 1 YOU LIKE IT—Prompt service. Sell canoes, meter launch and ear at dlepoeal Pbonee SIS eed S167R Phone IKS. ______J20-32 740 Prourhton St______Phone 2346 or your home, the Want Ad can solve it. of guests Daylight saving time. Phene ix your discarded clothing: cash paid to X'ancouver Island homes. Cobble Hill 17R8. tf-18 OR SALK—To expert poultry men. any amount. Furniture, aultcases. etc. beginning of a new breed of chlckert*. Phone 8490. aext to Little Theatre. Oak F Bay Ave:______tf-18 manufacturera throughout FLORISTS» Phone 6721L2. Intelligent and efficient men and women TIMBER .IOR SALE—Two fine dairy cows; also< lack soil, do stone». Get your g*r- THE POST BHOP. FRUIT RANCHERS ÀNQ FARMERS den readv. 1139R 2583 I cream separator and milk cans, and GrahafueB Street. miMBER—Small tracta of four te Ms 160 gal. Water vat. No reasonable offer use the Want Ad columns as a matter of course ------U*4f Phene 100L Rea Pheee I40SL. T>UY A FORD TRUCK AND DO YOUR X million feet of Crown granted timber refused. Phone 75I9L1.______J12-32 ^ own- frAtr:Tsnri‘.*Tfi$sriinuF^AriniT TYBACW- HATS. h"- >6 — - ladle* BtîisTERKD Saanen goat, milking for sale: atan ties and mtae» wrobnirow East- KfN'vVjW; just as they do typewriters or telephones. They I) skl'-tsskirt» endand middles,n from 60c. The Coast of V.I. on the railway and dees to iiiMMrv."». n"k OLSTKIN rtTWf 5 gaIlona 'when fresh, Inland Second-hand Clothing. Fort fnext S quaiQi Phone 8626L1. Jli- Floral l>e»lgns on Short Notice due to freshen; Yorkshire sow. far­ WITH A HEAVY CROP AT A TIME tidewater. Franco-Camtdlan Co.. Ltd.. 118 Note the Address—013 Fore 19 rowH June ll.- Richardson. Hooke. J9-8J WHEN THERE IS A DEMAND. OR have need of something; a ear, a partner, an Cabl n >.______•______' 129-18 >N typewriter, new model, Belmont House. Victoria. B.C. 88 WHEN A HIGH MARKET PRICE IS ottles d Jars of all descriptions order: snap. 850. Island ,1 ATINO HENS and Pekin dUckA 740 for sale. feom ISo per dog. Wm. "Big Store t, 789 Fort St. MONUMENTAL WORKS L Hillside. Phone 3744R J9-32 OBTAINABLE. B errand boy; they add to that need, a want ad. Allan. 2629 Rose Bt. Phone 6796. tf-18 FARMERS' PRODUCE STORE, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ACIFIC FEED CO., eor. Fembroke and HAULING CHARGES EAT UP YOUR right top steel ranges —New 638 Johnson Street. Phone 21 MORTIMER * SON —Stone and menu- P Douglas Full line of chick foods PROFITS—IP YOU DON’T OWN A FORD. and they get the desired result. and used. Your old store takes tn rpox i 9ASH REGISTER wanted. What offer# J» mental work*. 720 Courtney Street Pratt"» and Mao A Mao buttermilk mash WE HAVE A NUMBER OF GOOD UflEI) trade.B We make colia. repair, move and " for cash. Apply P. O. Box 82. Jlt-iS Fhonc 8103. ■ ffr Malso V. 4M*- end Padflo goal fee< Phone connect rangea. If IFe to do with your 1017. li FORD TRUCK* IN STOCK. COMPLETE range in any way. aee us. Southall, the /XLD BICYCLES AND PARTS—la say JJHILDlFk’ BTONM WORKS. 1608 Fatr- now ready, also eeranlums. small. 81 RoatL Pbone 0181 i WITH STRONO SERVICEABLE BODIES. READ the Want Ad Columns of this news­ Stove King, 632 Fart Biroot. 38 8Lemeu- «iMnSsspese SUITA BLjB FOR FARM USB. THE blue lobelia. calcelarla. stocks, a IR. EGOS—From birds; pAMK___STOVES, cheapest In Victoria; petunias, phlox, marigold, pansies. ___ Will call at eev address. it gTICWAHT MONUMENTAL WORKS LTD. Ke ll.SO se Moss. PRICES WE AR« ASKING ARB EXCEP­ paper and act upon its opportunities!. several for rent. Eastern Stove. 84< dragon; mangel seed, field .Carrot, sugi Phone' 3727T. 110-81 TIONALLY LOW. AND THE TERMS Fort Street. .______116-^8 beet, all kind* of peaa and beans, nitre \VANTED—To buy, Bell tent; must b# of soda, new potatoes, local strawberries. * V in good shape. Phone 4628. J18-18 gtreels, near Cebietery KIM MILK for hogs, calves and chick­ MODERATE. HILD’S xhlgh chair, 81; bàby carriage, S en». 6c per gallon. Vancouver Island Use our Want Ad column for your PROfc'JT.. C like new.-119.60. Baby Carriage-Ex­ IHIS weather la fruit weather. Y17ANTED—To purchase, furniture for a kfllk Prodocers* Association. 930 NorthPHONE «>•• FOR A DEMONSTRATION change, 825 Pandora. J18-18 T IT etx-roomed house. Box 246. Tlmea Park Street Phone 668.______J10-33 your health and comfort, Foupard. ' the J10-1# COMING EVENTS ,ON*T HESITATE—phone 8468 If yea fruit specialist. D°have any furniture you wish te dis­ VV* BuY BOTTLES, rasa, also too la WANTED—LOANS. NATIONAL MOTOR CO.. LIMITED. pose of. Our representative wilt call and V V etoves, furniture, etc.; we call any­ IOOONI8MS—"Good le good, but better offee current prices for same: Ialand Ex >’ 829 60. Island Bxcha where Phone 6186. ll FORD SALE* AND SERVICE. nWe tThe Btw Stor»V 79>-49 Fort St V store>■ 730-743 Fort Street. D carrlee It.** Dtggon’a. printers, sta­ 1 l/E PAINT ROOFS—Anywhere or say tionery and yngrkvera. 1210 Government cla»aj»ecurtt>. Box 217. Time». 110.6* Ill YATES ST. PHONE 490S-1 14TALNUT dining set, buffet, $62.68. W alas. 82- “ — ------Street. ’’Buddy.’* the haqdy memo , raises XPRESS WAGONS—Near and second 1 i Broad, next Northweatern Creamery. pbone 6414Y or 8S72L. Jt-lt for the pocket or; band-bag—you should TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS Phone 1090 Times Advt. Dept. E hand, also a driving cart, cheap for have ope.' caeh. Chafe A Jones. 648, »"> LARGE wire canary cage» for *ala, Rl’MU»GK SALE. 2042 Douglas St., Phone 8022 long. |$ each. 1662 Hospital Road, Anear Hillside. Saturday, the I#th. at JjH)BD gne ton truck, without driver; or •FORD louring car, good condi­ TjlNGLIlH baby buggy, splendid ronrtl- 147 FORT STREET PHONE 6781 10 a. m. Auspices of Royal Review. would sell very cheap. Phone 174». ■■LL OR BUT ANYTHING FROM $275- tion. owner leaving town. Phone -*J tion, $30. 1676 Pembroke Street. *<| BICYCLES with new tin» from 116 A TEACUP TO A PIANO W. B. A. g • Jyl-36 4864LL J18-IS 313-18 4.V Hi 681 Johnaon SL Pheae TIS. BULKY GOODS DELIVERED FREp 1$

lüaÉwseeaaasiBsa# 19 - VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922 REAL FSTÀTF-HOIISF.S IQTS Af.ftFAGF.MIRY ERIIITandCRICREN RATO for SALE

BRETT * HER, LTD.. 831i>0—TJ^°home en" Langford »l . T. R. BROWN A SONS. •23 Fort Street. Phone 1SÎ. having hall, living room, dining room. Real Eatate. Financial^end Fire Insurance XUi hen. pantry, two bedrooms and bath­ WE H ANDLE ALL (’LAMEE OF INST He OWN Y or* HOME. Real Estate. Financial and Insurance room en first floor, and upstairs toollarge ANGE EXCEPTING LIFE. CQA CASH end |I6I ai year fee feer N*r* Agents. I ROM 36.M0 TO 03,J. 62XiU>-3 ROOM COTTAOE. In good re- 7lOV will bus tenn acre#__ — --of cacelley*___ . bedroom#; good high tot. fine gafflen and lilt Broad Street. Phone lOli i,n»r island, clone te IX-ROOMED BUNGALOW with twe nice view. Terms. 1506 cash, balance 8--» $61 lfW>—ABOUT S«4 ACRES of land p*jr, yity water snd light. good en Vancouver Island. c,<*f •91.RA-REDUCED FROM IS.*»®- A qPl-wUU with # 3-room cottage recent­ Parkevine, Coombs or Daahwoed atauo— w1*A-*.Vx/ fully modern bungalow of 6 The owner ef this beautiful home has kin* S large lota. In Haantoh district. per month. lot In garden. woodshed with quantity OÜ could not begin to duplicate this forced to reduce the price U34* te facili­ bedrooms, living room, dining room ana STRICKLAND. SWAIN A.FATBICK^ ly completed. There Is a good wood, sleo some furniture Included; low ea the S. A N. Railway. rooms, in good location off Belmont Ave . chicken!' house sad #«thou*ee. Y property hy at leget 12.006 on Full particular» free. commanding a fine view of surrounding tate a quick sale. kitchen; panelled walls and open fireplace 1210 Beuglas Ht. i SI47 i close to csr. Terms cash. t.v> of the price we are ask­ In living room: full elned cement base­ Two a<*ee Of this properiv are ing. It le an eight-roomed, country, all room* on one floor, granite ment. Apple#, pears, i herrlee and emkll cleared and the balance is In €ei OKA—41100** COTTAO*. In good rixcecvea i.uki> ram UW* plgrs to deep yeranda extending serose en­ light timber; It Is all fenced ^1 —order, modern nlumMng. elec­ two-etofy. brick residence, sit­ HEhe hoiHOUSE Is situated on a nice quiet fruits. An Ideal location. noUtor out end uated Juat off llelmont Av»„ tire front. Hall panelled., living room le on good road. 83.643. on term» and Is situated to the HaanU n tric ll-*1»t. good Harden. all fenced, close large and has open flrepl#1 <*. dining room T street. CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF Peninsula. Inside the 5-mlle to street car- 8200 would handle this, b»l- containing hall, large living separated by eliding doors, thl* room l* Office. Every?Everything is full:illy modern end VICTORIA. room With large Open fire­ J _ circle. Pries 4L400. on easy also nicely beamed end panelled and up-to-date. Thereto _ Fire Department Supplies. place. arch to the dining room. built-in buffet; pantry.' kitchen and 3 bed­ hall, beamed and panelb,u. room SKM1 Mhû Dutch kitchen, arhall h it <«»rn- t^IVB-ROOMBD BUNGALOW, two bad- T1RIVAT* FUNDS for lean rooms. one of which has fireplace, good and dining room also beamed and Sealed tenders win be received by Mie 561 finn—ABOUT ACRES at Cor- <®w>AeJ"f fnr table den. four bedrooms buffet r ,rooms, living room, dining------room. undersigned up to 4 p. m. on ~Moni londAy, -I Improved city property. closets to all bedrooms; full. high, re- large open . fireplace. bu,lL„;-. chen; full slxed cement basement, plpea w-LUVU dova Bay. very nicely situat­ •i.ege.lo. with < lothioe cloads in raclu mewted • basement, furnace and laundry many other feature*: eomr IHUe den. P*» June 12.Î. 1122,1322. for the Kupplylngsupplying of ed. commanding an excellent and one haa a fireplace, mod­ IH'XKORD'ft REALTY BULLETIN. tube, large lot with si on# fence In front, elled with leatherette end With twVV.S for furnace, iaendry tube: ern bathroom finished In whit# rhlckcn house A ensp at I-.»»®- e-'®0 following: view of the water. The land 18500^l-ROOM MODERN BUNGA­ OR RENl^-Unfurnlsbed. eight rooms. good garden and garage, low t.axes: un­ bookcases, etc-.s fine, large, bright kitchen leAlghh but suitable for either ‘•namel. ’basement. ihi* questionably owe of the beat buys In the with Banit»* wail finish. «■'•ptornBd gen­ cash, balance as rent. 48 Firemen’s Uniforms LOW, substantially built, with house la In A1 JL'SeAUMe. end Fairfield. 317.36. immediate poee'-s- •rftall fruits or chickens. The good plumbing and butlt-ln features, well r city to-day. Terms arranged. try with bln* end cupboards. Tbree^nlcely *2 Firemen's Uniform Caps ^rlce ef 11.46® le en very ■#»•» tofitted --pgntry, and extra good basement, «m built Juat prior to the slon: furnished, five rooms. Oak Bsy. hlc# laid out be«4ro<.m* and bathroom ukst"*r*: Money le loan on first mortgeeee- 1 Chassis (Meter) .# Uar Make an appointment home. »4u'l cornent floor and hot air furnace. This to-der to view It. you win not •Off feet 2V* In. Fire Hase house la In James Bay district. $1 #196 \ NOR EXCHANGE—Fir# acres choice GARDENING. cement luwprnt with rood hot nlr ir 300 feet 1'/, in. Fire Heee -FIVE ACRES on the K-allnte M disappointed Easy terms land. Olenford Avenue. sM cultivated neoe. Nice garden Thl* le s k«4WS that handle this propert). 'Van bs arranged. (.ll,I.R«rlL MABT. » TODD. I.TD.. 250 feet H In. Chemical Hose SiilKU) Cro*e Hoed. In the 44aanl- h. and In oats, for city home Will assume f-IANAtllAN t.ealON—r«1ûlr!«» was built and always occupied b> the Peninsula. ot»e acre of which POWER * MeI.AU,IILIN. on Victoria or Vancouver residence. gardening of any jtescrlptlon to be dons present owner and Is at present In Spec i flea lion* ran be obtained at the VVOWDERFUL value In tfila five-room#,d lent condition immediate occupancy can h.,n. 711 Kort M.. THRlk B C OËMe of the City Purchsnlng Agent, to Is cleared, the balance being Ill I Douglas M. Phones 1IN and Utl. TOOK HALE—At snap pries, sevemroomefl are requested to apply to the Canadian Le­ In light brush. There is a 4- vf bungalow, one block from the gion Co-operative Gardeners Guild, which be had If desired. The pKce. for B short whom all tender* must be addre**ed roomect cottage on this Pro­ .Hr line lia* large living P Victoria home, high location, large can supply qualified men at reasonable rates rooma. sleeping porch. greenhouse. e. Is and marked on the outside of the en perty with hot and raid water; room with open fireplace, klt- by the hoar. day. week or Job. Estimates velope “Tender* for Fire Department , hen and three bedrooms, given and contracts made. Phene 39*4. there are good chicken hou*#» fully modern bathroom, full LIMITED. Amalgamated Veteran# Association. ONLY 3ft44. Supplte*.'' The lowest or any tender and outhous#*. SIASQ caah #1500 nrwroRD**. not neceeakrtly necepted and the balance"821 imr mortvt. size basement. Do not think 20» Pemberton Bldg. Douglas Blreet. City. that this little house Is old Real Estate Service. E. ». MICHELL. interest. ami dilapidated, owner going Term*, awrome mobtgag* of 83.004 end pay­ Purchasing Agent AND ONE FIFTH fICTORÎA WEST—Four laff« rooms, away la duly reason it is so MAT FACTORY. City Hall, Victoria. R. C.. June 6, 1922. \ high location, small tales, house just ART GLASS. off balance as arranged. k PROFESSIONAL CARDS ACREBS. with a small thr##- painted and In excellent condition. Price LD HATH cleaned, blocked, 76e. Ameri­ (Continued) ____led cettage. Tin* urn- only—tT.ttt. with small cash payment. OY’» ART GLASS, leaded light»; 111» can H*t Works. 311 Yetea Phon* pert'y le all fenced and Under . BSOLUTKLT no excuse for not own- Tat*#.' Glaea seld. easUse glased- O and. REMEMBER. vîîE cultivation and ha* a good rVELLINOTON AVE—Seven rooms, ce- L ing ynur own home, there !■ RI’hont Æ ------«-» PRIVE >IA8 n^aKin* THE DENTISTS bearing orchard and email ' v ment basement, furnace. 3 fireplaces, no cash .payment required on VALUE OF THE IIOI Hh. REMAINS THE fruits. It I* within 206 feet of garage, etc. Foreclosure pries 13.700. with this Three-roomed buSgalow BOOKS HAIR CUTTING. SAME. R. #. F. SHUTS. Dentist Office. cadbore Bay waterfront and i:ee cash.-'—____ ,i the Gorge, sll plastered and D tel Pevnberton pldg Phone tjiT 44 ha* en excellent view efthe A. A. MEHAREY. 11, good ronoltlon. Contains YOHN T. VsAYlLLB, prog B. C, Boo* Kik^lMAMPOOlNG; hair dressing, mee- hi rail* and mountains Prioe « 40A-4 Hayward Hide.. large living room with open ITERATION* ^ND REPAIRS—Our property of the Marine Department, ac­ 1H» LEONARDS NUES I NO HOME. quired and Intended for the completion UNFURNISHED ROOMS. V prices work give satli HOTELS >!' r>07 F*rnwood Road. Maternity agnificent house, completely fur- Capitol Contracting of the above two hulls and a third hull nlwhed. for rent.: splendid locality Phone am epeclalt>. Term* moderate. Spe-let ar­ M otel albany, i#n oovemmei not laid down. fpHRRB unfurnished rooms for rent, with Empire Realty Co.. €41 Fort Htr»»st. j!2-22 OORS-WHITTiNOTON LUMBER CO., rangement* for country patiente while Copies of Inventory of material», etc., A gas range, open fireplace, hath and M Ltd.— Established 1*98. Rough and Furnished bedrooms, hot and WINDOW CLEANING waiting. Phone 2»®*. Jyt-44 VON ELM’S SUPERB ODERN «-room semi-bungalow, water dreeeed lumber, doors, willows frames.H s«tsr Weekly rates Phone T44SS ran be obtained at the office of the toilet, close to car. park and .beach. Phone front, partly furnished. I.lfl; also It- Marine Department, Victoria. B. C., In 7332 Y.______jlO-26 M Interior finish, etc. City or country orders Phenes 8*11 end etdllr—*47 Tatee PHYSIC ANS» GOLF PLEASES ALL room. modern. close In. “346.* Phone 1334, receive careful, attention. Correspond#nee KALSOMINING ISLAND WINDOW CIJ1AN1NO CO addition, hdwever. intending tenderer* qiwo sunny, unfurnished rooms, water 413 prthbertnn Bldg J*i£* Invited, Sawmill* Pleasant Street. Fee- are required to Inspiect the hull* and -The Pleeeee fir*.-___ TAIL DAY1» ANOU1—Wemea e «llec'ders nd light, close to beach and care; WO good Hummer cottages. Brentwood Hri.ig. «W-. t".il AT.goMINlNO looks good whe* well Our Ante Service !e At Your Gemma material, etc., at the shipyard and form (Continual flnAn page 17-> 136 Slmeoe Street. J9-26 U specialty. SI y ears' expertonce salt* .d. reasonable rent. Bay. and unfurnished camp. K done. Our specialty. Interior Kalerf- W H Hurhee. Free.______44». Pastas*# Bldg . Third sad UaivereRy. their own estimate aa to quantities and T J18-2J 8394Y, 2933. CEMENT AND PLASTERING ELIABLE WINDOW CLEANER». Ja»*- imfe 1 mm Second Flight. FURNISHED ROOMS Pb»as 2S44E. ‘ Tender* mu*t be a lump sum to cover *>U MONTH—Completely furnished cot- R everything and must be accompanied Ci P. W. Schwengera (Colwood) tag*. with every modern convent- \fACHlNE LAWN MOWERS. f _ s-*-. — — - ll_L mate» f Johnson A Bare. by a certified cheque equal to ten per heat C. G. Colville (Vancouver), 3 and LARGE den and front bedroom, over­ enee. 1746 8< < ond St.. near Jubilee Hospital mates for any Jeb. Phono 42321* ______»«•» 1764 North Hampshire. Phone 4914X1 af- AWN MOWER FIRST AID—Sharpen- WOOD AND CCAL. cent, of the amount of the tender, which looking s-a: gentlemen .Preferred; 114-69 will he returned In the case of unsuc­ A -ROOMED furnished cottagg Foul Bay I( Ing 8144. Collected and delivered frss. A. T. Gowurd (Victoria) beat 8. C est fir SASEENOS cessful tenderer*, hut will be held from VAMLENT A THOMAS, plasterers. phone^8444U J12 54 connwooD U 3^ beach.,, phone 7364,,______J 13-SI 87.75 cord: two cords. 316. 4-TpaV the *ucce**ful tenderer until the term* Slocum (Waverley), 2 and 1. *- pairing, elu Pbo-.e 4414. R»A 11*69 h OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING B34.TS cord, Phon% «2®» »r of sale are compiled with a* guarantee Third Flight. jVULLER'S LODGE—Board and resi­ WANTED TO RENT. Tender» are Invited for the excava­ of *ame. and to ne forfeited In the event dence: Ideal home lady or gentleman: ry COR6»wood. IS er- 16-iacn. 44.4». T. Knudeon (Jefferson Park) beaf I TiLASTERKIV—S Mullerd. I epeolalle# at 87.7S. twe tion for and laying of 10,000 feet of of failure to carry out these term*. 1403 Fernwood. Phone BURNISHED HOU8E8. « nr 7 rooms. I la regatrw Phene 482. night LL elasaee of welding, Best fir stove wood n^lTII. twe F. F. Jack eon (Earllngton), 1 up. 11S-31 and electric processes DS11.SS Phene 4474 Bslmont 3X. water pipe in the above subdivision. Term* of sale. ea*h In advance, de­ I Oak Bay or ghoal Bay district pre­ A livery to be taken on the ground, all Hon. John Hart beat J. H. Tutti» ferred can take Immediate possenslon. nbroke gues t ÎTZWouu-n.7.. b-ti.r. cut «_■ Specifications and full particulars jUJRNISHED ROOMS, with home privi­ material, etc., to he moved within thirty (Waverley). 4 and S. Bo* 283. Time*. ______J14-24 CARPET WASHING M blocks snd klnd.tBE F. T. Tepee#»*, ran be had Irom the undemigned. days of receipt of notice of acceptance I lege#; business girls or* married AST IRON. wee. steel and aluaala-int phon# 644 Fourth Flight. couple, phone 23971*______JlO-tl Y1TANTED—gurtimer cottage, beach or Tenders must be submitted not later by successful tenderer. iv lake Apply to 11*6 Leonard street, TTAMILTON BEACH method. Vlevwla C welding, fc Edwards. 484 Oaurtaq 12, 14 and 16-lnrh; The hlghesâ or any tender for Jhe i w. J Leith (United Service#) heat ARGE ROOMS, garage (board optional), or Phone 264R.______J4-84 IT Carpet Washing Ca.. 481 Fort gtreet Street.______nlnô£? »* p#r cord d-H?: than Wednesday. June 14th next pbor* 2(4* 1S-S» above not ndheesartly accepte*; J. K. Shank* (Portland), 6 and 4 beautiful grounds. 764 Discovery. IV’ANTED—To nt, from July 1 for 3 Phoe# Till ______*» tl’EI.DING AND BRAZING dons by Star Thomson A Yeo The lowest or any tender not neces­ là. W. R. WlLBY. L 1» Oarage. 483 View Phone 4776. 6» I C. Stewart (Vancouver) beat A. B. v v months, two-roomedtw furnished suite ____ cMt .hlegl., sarily accepted. AgeijU, Department of Marine Scott (Portland), at 19th. or Iv# furnished light housekeeping moms. cleaners: vv^r double •«. -nr llmll. !■*»»• rpwo bed-sitting rooms, suitable for gen Send particular* to Bo* 25. Time* 116-2» Fifth Flight. •A itie men. -----&1*7 Government * fidPhone ----263R. PATENTS F ranco-Canadian G. Shannon (Seattle) beat J. B. MÏJJ paired. 1849 Blanehard. Phene ROOM», furnished, with piano, 380 LOTS FOR SALE. * K°?.’ T>AT*NT» Obtained, technical epsclflna- 114-19 1 .H...,!.!-™—. Ui TIMFc. tuition ads Unlaoke (United Service»), at 19th. 5 Hayward. Phone 3332. 114-21 Company, Limited H. O. Garrett ( Victoria I beet J. P. 1)BENTWOOD CAMPER»—Lots for *al» HlON CLBANFR» — gulls repaired. Hoyden MISE, -te., 110 Balmont Houes Victoria. B.C. Bnlldleg. Vieterla. » C. ■ 414 sag NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR». Fell (Hhaughneesy) J and 2. A-9 cheap. »r will rent for ****on Apply pfhassd. cleaned, dyed: 2441 Douglsa DANCING SEALED TENDERS, eupersvrlbed FURNISHED SUITES. '•HTToWrTTFF..... Fggg ■teâ Women's Championehip. - * XÎÎrT.TT wchool or DANom^n,. "Tender for Rahtlam RrhoOt, will be PLUMBING AND HEATING received by the Honorable the Minister Mm. Hutchings (Winnipeg) boat PARTMENT of three rooms: furnished. CHIMNEY SWEEPI.NG. M Breed »l-«- P»»" "T!** Mis* Kavanagh (California). 6 and 4. .wtrur'lon. rrk” «J of Public Works up to 12 o’clock noon of A gas range. 1143 Yates Street. J12-20 lot, beet part lake. Tuenday. the 20lh day of June. 1923, for Mrs. Crane (England) heat Mise Eld M.thti rlebl APARTM ENT8—-Modern, fur- MAL Vlcterlas famous chimney the erection and completion of A one Halloran (Salt Lake). B and 4. deetor. 1414 Quadra Street.,. PUons LET US STOP THAT LEAK TENDERS. room school houae at Bahtlam. near F HOUSES FOR SALE. Ml*s Anderson (Vancouver) beat Phone 13160. THE COÎ.BERT PT.UMBINO AND EDUCATIONAL. Reeled tenders, addressed to the tin Duncan, in the Cowlchan Electoral Dis­ Mr*. Philbrlck (Victoria), 2 and 1. HEATING CO. dor signed and endorsed, for the con­ trict jiURNIHHED FLAT* and rooms, Beacon hvvffx mm.r on instalment plan commerelal subject# 1411 Mrs. Jackson. (Earllngton) beat I fODFRN ROMES for sal*, easy terms COLLECTIONS BetaUll»Us-t 1»«S / horthand. - . struction and equlpRNM of one 3* ft Mane. Specification*. Contract and I H444 Park, <46 fUmroc. 2366R. J13-24 OovernmeaL Phone 3 «4. Motor Launch will be received up to Form* of Tender may be seen on and Mre. Sweeny (Jericho). 1 UP, 19. H. Rais, eentracter. Far* ami ,eac *41 766 Broughton Street S . -e******. phone 1144. H cxoLfJBCTtONS snyFhew; efftoteet eee- noon. June 2*. 1122. after the 6th day of June. 1922. at the First Flight. Plan*, specification* and form or ten­ office or the Government Agent* at Van­ V • vise, prompt remittance. Ne oellee- nr our Grandpa Knows W aerroN r.iie»- nin. Phone 330* or 497if' i FOUR-ROOMKIV modern cottage, good Hon. ne eharga. T P. McConnell Meruaa- der may be obtained at the office of the couver and Duncan: Mr W. K. H. Mrs. Young beat Miss Horrockg at 44# Hayward Bldg. a'X ilsed rooms, low taxes, close to Juhl- jlQ-30 tne Agency. 22* pernberton_BldA__^_j44 Chief Pore*ter or the District Forester: Horsfall, Secretary to Trustees. Dun- Ise Hospital. Phone S449R______Jl»-«4 Court Houae, Vancouver, on deposit of cap; and the Department of Public Mrs. Howard beat Mrs. McAllister,^ GORGE HNAHr-8260 caah. balance A TTENTlON— Plumbing Prospective Autumn term will oegln » *" • y HO. which will h* refunded on the re­ Works,‘Victoria. DRESSMAKING /X builder# save money t*v phoning V A rent. Cottage. 4 large rooms (and 1, IKItTWII — «•*! turn of plans An<1 *prctflratlnn*. Hy application to the undersigned. Mr*. Wheeler heat Ml*» Mara, • upstair* not finished i. bathroom, good bath F viewer t*m#e Bar, phon* if t m14tf-6| evening rlaaæe; «a- The lowest of- any tender hot necee Contractor* may. obtain a copy of the ROTVTMER. temporarily lo- and ptumhtnr. cement bae»mcnt. bullt-tn NYTHING IN PLUMBING—Repairs to „ru, .cc.pt.d. o ' naden plan* and specifications, etc , for the "VGCELY furnished flat, three rooms. buffet and fixtures. 2 big lots In garden, MieLted Room UO. Hlbben-Boee ^md^ A w c.'a. range or boilers. Phone J <’. iXWFKKTh iPSSSS ‘LSS: deposit of ten dollar* ($10.00). which will Mrs. Parry beat Mrs. H. G. Hotch­ ■Ax price 824: central. Phone 44721.. close to car vnd bu*. fnr 12.660 Call at itt. 1267. ^"tf-Sf ShL-'lio-U cornvr D.UElti .«» Brou.h^ Deputy Minister of Lapda. be refunded on their return In good jlQ-20 Rohm 16.* 1214 Broad Btreet. opposite The | ADAME I80BEL-French dresamaker ton gtrsefs kiss, 6 ai)d B. . Colonist. *>4 CORPORATION PMOFBBTt order. Second Flight. fXLYMPIC APARTMENT», lise May off toe »b«j^ VHTOK1A The lowest or any tender not tieces- If-4 4 A Heemi|ng. 1644 Tatea FOR HA1.K Mrs. Moss heat Mrs. Curran by de« v furnished flat Phone 43340 for so- BS< JLUTB SNA P—«Comfy, five-room. #14: r*a shew*. IlltX ENGINEERING GOOD BUILDING IXTTE irlly accepted. polntmenl.______tf-84 on . good____ . >t. containing neat living P. PHILIP. \ "1 >I.A1NI ____ Gfaac y sewing. rcaSenablc. epairs to W. c.’e, colie. range, boiler f Mre. Hutchinson beat Mre. Abell, S ^ARTT leaving City will sell contents of room with tiled fireplace, built-In buffet, Corner Beerhwood and Rose * rubllc Works Engineer. panelled wall*, etc. , parlor which could he 1. PhoiPhone 2204R hetotoe» *• *n-i 1 WWJ need»; prompt attention. Phone 8771. Cer.ier Brooke and Arnold...... ■A nicely furnished. 2-room gulte. Will R Public Work* I >e pa riment, and 1. «*#<1 as third bedroom", bright kitchen with S' .îrcÆsras Corner Cook and Fairfield ...... vacate any time between now and July large pantry, bathroom: full basement; Victoria. B. C , June 2. 1922. Third Flight. DETECTIVES j KTKHANV PLUMBIMO CO. ARGAIN--7 room semi-bungalow Mod- Corner Hollywood and McDonald .... Fairfield Estate. Victoria City, Plan I » #rn *«ml-hungah>w In high part qf Fourth FlighL 1 keeping suites, with gas. 788 View DYEING AND CLEANING Phene a 1364 end l*4*U tSnid neeaoKT. L|tr». wy-jj Corner Linden and Hilda ...... 1055. gtreet. ^14«20 Hillside, nice ' garden lot with n*k *rer-a. h ’v.llo, 1st. C.pllcl Th..u. Phon. PROOF having been filed In my office Mrs. Gillespie beat Mm. Roes. 1 up. etc. Contains four bedrooms, neat living Corner May apd Linden ...... of the lose of Certificate of Title No. BENT— 3-roomed. furnished suits, nom. pan-ll#d and beamed. wlth_ op#0 >1TT DTE WURKE—Oeo. lleCaea. srs. Corner May and Wellington ...... Mre. Tweedale beat Mm. Taylor, 0 T° _1se» single rooms. Belleville Court. Trepfac*. parler. ""TcTTcTTFn; hath and pan­ J prie ter. 844 FerL Pbeae 14.61 •9 T, H. roaTER. bMilo l.s.'hlr. Ft1"”* 6*23-1. to the above mentioned land. In try; bullt-ln fcatiu-ea throughout. „A posi­ L Corner May and Oxford ....i..».;.» the name of Melbourne H Neleme and and 6.. * Oak Bay. tf-21 Ji. 41410. ------J-l—- tive snap at 88.000. terms arranged. Phone HEAL ESTATE ANO INSURANCE Corner Moss anl May ...... hearing date the l»th day of November. Fifth Ffight. till or call 41* Pemberton Bldg. ■ . AIR IIK11RKRT O. KVAS». M UNFURNISHED SUITE ENGRAVERS. Corner Rlehardscn and Arnord ...... 1912. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of my Mrs. C. P. Thomas beat Mrs. Nleol, OUR-ROOM ru*tlc bungalow, two large r$ c. laud a iwvBrmENT aosmct. Corner Richmond and Lillian ...... intention, at the expiration of one calen­ and1-!. garden lot*, frutte. vegstablee. bath, E.NKRAI. ENOKAVBR. • tee ell Cutter D. 4ft Oevernmeet Phoee 111 49 vor.l I If.U.n m-thodl. For l.rm. dar month from the first publication F «fly lo Brunewlck «*«• Corner Vancouver and Sutlej ...... 460 hereof, to toeue a Provisional Certificate Mrs. Hibbard beat Mrs. Bmlllie, 1 APABTMENT to let. Apply l«4* chicken hones, lovely high situation overQ­ ilroiad Oee. Crow ta*#. looking Gore# ; $2,660, terms. Owner. »L. H» Celeatot •CAVENOING Corner Wildwood and Plnewood .... 344 of Title In lieu of *ucn loet Certificate. up. Camoeun gtreet.Sti ______115-23 ttreea Blots. 1114 X g is* IN A H. GORDON. teacher •« Corner Woodstock and Cambridge .. lv444 Sixth Flight. Phon* R411R1. ___ 11*11? M1 piano and tlolin. SOI Blanehardf»L Any person having any Information /Convenient thrs*-room#d fiat, adult*. ■VICTORIA SCAVENOIRO CO_ Sill 6% discount for cash. with reference to such loet Certificate of suitable for business people or elderly OR QUICK SALE, by owner. 7-room#d ENUHAVING—Mall-I Mrs. Johnson beat Mr*. Heieter* hotiac. Box SS4. Time# l__44 V OoTerement Street- Ptiefte **t *• I4t discount for building under certala Title I» requested to communicate with aaaple. Phon* TIHX______J1I-23 F conditions. the undersigned. man, 1 up. ment. Phon* 1494. Mies Daly heat Mrs. Coats. 2 up. Î130 RENT—Sis-roomed, tfurnlshed flat. T-IOR SALE—Small house, on large level 6LWE.R AND CEMENT WORK. Easy terms Quarter rash, balance over Dated at the I-and Registry Office. J Apply 1411 Hillside. J16-23 F lot. fenced, garden all planted, elfrc PROFESSIONAL CARDS 1 6 year». Interest 4%. Victoria, British Columbia, this 7th day Seventh Flight. trie light and water In hou*e. chicken FURRIER of June. 1922. flX) RENT—Unfurfllehed. lower flat, on house and workshop: a very • convenient fp SUTCUIH. centractor, Pbeae IlSIB^k further particular* apply te Mrs, Bouefleld beat Mm. Minton by W. G. CAMERON. FRANK J. STACPOOLE, paved street, two room* and kitchen, Place for couple or bachelor: price very 1710.TE*. nrlrs t« rm« Registrar of the Victoria Land Regis­ with garden and garage. 815 per month. reasonable. Apply 31ir, Albina gtreet. off SARHIETEHS City Lend (wmmlaeteeer. default. l1 fur; 3114 Oovereroent Itrwt Tbs*# rn ALSXABDBK. es were, sept to tanM# City HelL tration District. Mrs. McDreevy beat Mre. Tllden at Phene II74R after 6 p m. j!0-;3 Dunstd".______16*7 •• 1 . Lament work. Ule draina Phone rtOR SALE- New. modern, «-mom bun- illfc *• DUNLOP A FOOT. 19th. ' .. 7 ROOM AND BOARD. l1 rxlnw. at g hargaln. Phone 40»IR^V .1Uft WORK—New at Summer price». Barristers. BallcHorx NoUrtrx«U Pacific Ndrthweet Handicap. 1 Ke-modelUrg. re-ltnlne. repairing, re- Members ef NOVA ecoTtA. uylng. Fur ekine dressed, plucked and TILE CONTRACTOR. RLBERTA^and M^O. BARR H. N. F. Rant beat Lu S. V'. York, BÜT8 four roomed house, n*arly made UP. First- lass work only OuaTSB /'1HERRT BA1NIC. private bearding house, 82600' \\TX SPECIALIZE in tile eeltlng. general 3 and 2. _ near Christit ChChurch Cathedral. Phone n*w. do*# In. oh three good teed. Ask your friend*. J. genders. 1*4» 112-11 eeyward Bldg- Vieterla. R H. K. Woodland beat H. O. Klrk- Terms reasonable. mlltf-86 lots, fruit tr*cx. amall fruits. chicken Oak Bay Avenue. Phon# 6613 for free >1 repair# Tom McDonald. 1124 Cook, house, garage; easy terms. Box 235. Tim*a estimate.______' ——' phone 96. ham, B and 4. -'pTIIEWOLD." 764 Cook. Vacancies tMIHOPHACTORS r R. H. Pooley beat A. J. Garewne, S • ■d tor two gentlemen. Phone S6J1L TYPEWRITERS las Hadwen. JI.0-34 4-ROOMED, modern. furnl*hed cottage. FURNITURE MOVERB Including $*n® n*w piano, cheap fnr /Shar a. and estblla m. must 20Z /o'50% Itr. Barrett beat H. H. McDougall, jORtHERN HOTEL—Under new msn- cash. Room 3. Green Block. RB YOU MOVING?—Furniture crated, X *1CTOHIA TYPEWRITER KXCHANO» (; established ever ■ ream Ooneelta- 2 and 1. agement. St#nm hent Ask owr ■ hipped: lowest prices; baggage and V —Rental* repairs, eta Seconds for -ROOMED HOUSE. 26*0 Graham*. $95#). \ eats Phone 3648 149 Ftobert Bldg II ttoa free 411 Sayward Bldg Phoae 4144 Firet Flight. boarders tor rscemmendetlon. "Cleanliness • ) cl-gr title; 31.150 term*. 1324 Basil freight. Ventral Transfer. Phone 3 end 7374. PRICE REDUCTIONS eur motto." 174 Yetee. opposite Bank fllTPEWRITBR* for rent. Paragon rtb- F. R. Van Tuyl beat J. E. Wilson, Mentreal. Phone 746*0. 84 Avenue 4.492L jlO-44 TXR: FRED ElLEHh. teS-ie-.U |W«- pour to move—ir so. ##e j#*»-.* L bone. Red »*•! carbon paper. Reming­ l) toes Ride Phenes 7411. 4l»4L 3 and 2. *7 • • Transfer Co, for heueeheld ton Typewriter Ca. Ltd.. Phone 64S3. 3 K. N. Homey beat A. C. FTumertelt A Relm'ont Houae. 84 Palmer method. Q& Jays Stock-reducing Sale UNFURNISHED K.U EES. I moving, crating, packing, eleblpptng er eter- at 19th. l age. Office phone 1467. ritypRWKlTMHS—New aed eeeead-aand. YTtLlZABEiM DWIGHT. 1« te 1*. Rte S. MZJ other hours by epootntmeat. Conselta- R„ Stafford beat Dr. Lennox, 2 BUSINESS DIRECTORY I I614L. ______1 repair», rentals; ribbons for all ma­ embracing all lines excepl a fan OR RENT—Fairfield bungalow, five Î chine#. United Typewriter Ce.. LUL. 713 tlen free Phenee 7441. ISISR. 327-33 Pom- and 1. room*, basement and attic. 1164 Oscar 1.7VMN1TUHK MOVED, packed, eblpped Fort gtreet, Victoria Phone 4761. *9 herton Building. 48 O. Y. Simpson beat R. N. Rwfcner- FFtreet. newly painted. Apply Monr*- ADDING MACHINES. I; cheap rates The Safety Storage Ce^ coni ---- y------■ — v .neu* Pheo# 64. er 7441L1 a Utilize The Times Want Ads 844-14 Pemberton Building Phone till V. C. Martin beat W. A. Dard, $ 4» Drive. Oorge. Phone 6716L, )I3-3I 18* Port atreet. Victoria. Phene 414a. 3* and 2. ODERN houae te rent, ISIS Pembroke. Col. H. Cod ville beat J. P. Bab­ I Applv The Be»hlv* J30-I4 cock, 2 up. fno RENT—Five room, modern bunga- Third Flight. X low. Pembroke Street : reasonable rent. 1 J. W. Savldent beat T. Owens. 2 up. ApfiD" British American Bond Corporation. BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEO. McMANUS Ltd.. 7?» Fort Street,______110-24 p. Allen beat A. Youngman. 3 1 HAVEN'T I t OLD TOU A and 1. -BOOMED HOUSE, full slasd lot. fruit YOU AIT OUT OF Fourth Flight. 4 trees, chicken house. et«h. cor. Harriet. PAR.OON MÏ- I thousand TiNE-b i-«ot to S7- m Murium..______jy« CTY C.OLLY- I'M WELL. -NVMATl HEAE - VM MARRIED H. A. Joncs beat J. L. Burns, 4 OUT couuo « I Smoke, in TmE. haul - DqhT HOUe.“-. ,7,7, O'firx fA _ OO XOU INTCREtir xH WANT.1 Lie- THE HAUL. ts> FILLED * Wèetmoretând bwt H: Cotfi^irK Kg. Broughton St...... 25.00 IN a TALKING -> tTEuut tel. "TOO: 7 ROOMS. Fernwood Rd . ... 34 60 NA^LC. WCXJLO wiTH.t»«OKE^ 4 ROOMS. Vi'tnrVa West . . . . TÎ.44* MACHINE?/ Filth Flight. F ROOMS. Hay St, ...... 14.00 HUR.R.Y HOME bO« hnnf A. A. Morrison heat J. L. Mara, 1 7 ROOMS. Beoulmelt Rd...... 15 00 t ROOMS, ttulton St...... 15.64 CAN CO OUT* AN' up. «-BOOMED FLAT. Fort dt. 11 00 0— P. D. Gordon beat T. E. Rockwell, 2-ROOM ED APARTMENT. Esquimau 13.04 CTT'A CICAR 7 and 6.^ t ROOMS. Richardson 8L ...... 37.64 76 ROOMS. Cnnk St...... 34 44 Sixth Flight. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Nicely furnished 4-rwnmed apart­ C. Mattlce beat P. C. Abell. 3 up. ment, James Bay. close to *## ...3X1.60 R. K. Mulroney beat R. H. Hibbard, STORES TO RENT. én $ and 2. Good store la shopping district. B. C. LAND à IVVEFTME^T AGENCY. Seventh Flight. B. A. O.'Brien beat L. C„ Newlanda, If! Government gt ■ Victoria. B. C. 1 a! 8, Robinson beat J. P. Lambert, FURNISHED HOUSES. 3 and 2...... y Men*» Bogey Matches. The men’s bogey match played -»n rRUBNISMED. three-roomthree-roomed. Summer I1 cottage. Gorge waters, Apply 813 Wednesday at Colwood was won by qorqs gyX------m-M H. C. Adams, of Vancouver, who was you RENT—Te Sepjembea flrlit, 0 up. The Oak Bay competition was nletely furnished five-room bungalow, Won by J. N. Fell, 5 up, H. Paterson park and beach. Phone 1113. Con- was runner-up. 7 up; J. K. WUeos £ Company | I mi m iwT'L fe»tu* swk wae 6 up; and T. O. Mackey. J. Y. 0r“bENT—Furnished cotVag* at Deep . 67 Btoanaon and H. A. Roe», 6 up. Bay for the rematader ef June Phone I 1 V ; • ^ . ( VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922 20 Cord Hose Does’nt “Kink” ThisIannKof the reasons why cord hose will outlast an/ ordinary hose.. A twist or •‘kink” in the hose means an unnecessary strain at one spot, and this Is eventually the breaking point. Cord hose is reasonably priced at, per foot.âdù\/ TOO TOO liifliEffla; MANY MANY 1418 Douglas Street and 2213 Oak Bay Avenue TO-MORROW IS LAST DAY GOODSf The prices we have made for Saturday, which is the Last Day of our “Too Many Goods GOODS Sale,’’ are truly amazing—Saturday will be the Banner Day, for we are offering t e mum. 34; wind, 10 mllés S. W. ; weath­ er. fair. Greatest Values in all departments of any previous day of this Sale. We want you Prince Rupert—^Barometer, 38.04; te.n- iH-rajure, maximum yesterday, t>8; mini­ to come and see for yourself, for this Great Sale will end with the Greatest Bargains mum, 44; wind, calm: weather,-fog#/. HOSIERY Qu'Appelle—Temperature, maximum READY- yesterday, 44: minlrryum. 38, rain, .10. we have ever offered. ------Children’s Length Mercerized Winnipeg—Temperature, maximum CORSETS yesterday, 62; minimum, 36; ram. .08. UNDERWEAR Lisle Hose; a broken assort­ TO- D * A Ooraet in white ment in black, white and Women’s Summer Combina­ couti), low bust style; brown, either plain or with Report Growers Importing SAANICH THISTLES tions; a broken assortment our beet styleg ; sizes contrasting tops; tip-top qual­ WEAR ranging from 11.25 to $2.00 ity. Regular 95c, CQ|s Leaving to each councillor decision 23 to 25; special $1.25 Several Hundred Celestials Attractive Sport Suits, of tweeds. per garment. Bale QQn Sale Price, per pair ... Us/V as to how the Canada and Socttish price, each ...... UOX, corset. Sale QÛ/, Cuff-Top Socks, in all sixes to • Denied thistles shall be kept down on road­ Jersey cloth and homespun, in ways, the Saanich Council last night fashionable colors; semi- Price, pair.... «-OV 9V4. in white, brown, bl^ck. Silk Lisle Vests, In flesh only, Special Values Regular 40c to 65c, AA “Admitting that commercial straw­ discussed in humorous Vein the trou­ tailored and novelty styles; opera style. Reduced from Flesh Color Ooreet, with ble cause by these pests. "Put salt on sizes for misses and women. Sale Price, 3 pairs tP-LeW berry growers have to protect their $2.00, Sale Price, 'em when hoeing'.” advised Councillor Regular to $25, v. pair 60c, Sale Brice, Zimmerknit Directoire Knick­ $1.59 per pair ...... ‘xOV employment in Wards Two and score years had been smitten offset Values to $32.50, ers, in large size ; white, colors. Kale Price, 26C Every Pair of Goddess, D * A, Seven la at this time worm than for Canada thistle thrived apace /over Sale Price $15.00 pink and blue. and Psrlstsn Corsets st weeks past, and a rumor of the night despite his roughness./ The 32-Inch Novelty Field and Solid Chock Ginghema. Special Sale Prices exodus of 300 Chinamen to the berry council then abandoned tl^iask of Sale Price ...... < VV fields had been mentioned. finding & remedy.. Extra fine quality.. Kale Price 43C "The growers will have to train many of the girls they put to work, 40-Inch White Voile, fine woven quality for the majority of these Chinamen will dresses and waists. Sale Price 29C be green hands, and surely the berry FORUM MEETING men could a Iso train unemployed men.” ' argued Councillor Macnicol, 30-Inch Cream Tennis Flannel: suitable for after admitting that the farmers sports wear.. Kale Price, ()9C could not be expected to hazard their ADJOURNS FOR WEEK Real Bargains In Extra Values in return». Councillor Dooley agreed. If I had 40-Inch Mercerised Lingerie Fabric; very fine a berrv patch, I would put the crop Discussion of Lord’s Day Act ! quality wtth butterfly désigné; regu- first, but I believe that conditions Silks lar sen. Sale Price, yard ...... OU\, Staple Goods to-day are vastly different to those Suggested Amendments M inch Novelty Sport Silk, .nd S.«ino, In popu^ Crum’s English Print,, standard quality and fast 36-Inch Horrock...’ M.d.peil.m: very fine AQç of a few years ago. Men are anxious colors. An excellent wearing and OQ«> to make good at jobs which in those Postponed lar colors and white. $2.59 washing fabric. Kale Price, yard T.... * Regular 17.85. Sale Price, per pair . . • • tion to-day informed- The Times confusion as to the date of the meet- 1 34-lncn Who. FUnnalatta; «ofîJnl.hjand goodwea.- ** $3.79 27-Inch Ripplette Crepe In check and stripe ef­ that, so far as he knew, only thirty- mg made it advisable to adjourn I in*. quality. lUgular Idc-, Sal. Price. five Chinamen will be working in until a more representative gather-1 38* inch Silk".Tricolott,. Extra heavy duality In a fects. A splendid quality for hard OC — 21 c per yard ... ------*...... the Saanich area this season, these lng could be called it was said. C. T. I gotal selection of colors Sale ÎO 9JJ wear. Sale Price, yard ...... “04, Cross, in the chair, accepted a motion I men being on six ranches. He be­ 27-Inch Cotton Crepe In floral désigné and plain lieved the same condition wpuld be to adjourn, after a brief informal dis- J Price, yard ;.... -••••♦ ...... r* 84-lnoh All-Wool J.W Cloth; nplar W0 mission of the resolution which was I 80-Inch Crepe de Chine, serviceable quality In all- colors. Kale Price, r, Oûii found in Gordon Head. »4.95l Sale Price. to baveheen considered for endorsa-1 the mated shads#, flMje Pok* Cl yard ...... $1.75 Prefoe- Girls. 1km. Friday next was fixed as the j "The growers have distinct prefer­ date of the meeting. The resolution 40-Inch French Georgette Crepe. In all populsr In Mght ohadda for .porta wear______ences in their help. First we demand in question follows: rxperien^£lori; decided to employ white men who j be cancelled, and the following sub- J with bib. adju.table .houlder and ankle QO made up in looae-litting atyles; «iae» (PO OQ can do the work. The hours of, atituted: * .traps; site. 34 to 42. Sale ITlcw...... tP-L.VO HANDKERCHIEFS 34 to 4*. Sale Price ...... ■••• bending over -the—plant.v^amL-JLhg^ "LUj Tha hiring of. horses. JSaJr Men's Colored Bordered Mercerized Lewn Hend- light-fingered handling necessary. : rtages. automobiles, launches, or -----EARRINOB—; ■■ kerchiefs, regulhr 29c, C Cl AA prove almost impassible handicaps j small boats for the personal use of I Earrings In novelty atyles. stud and drop Üûp . Sale Price ...... V for tPI-eUV UNDERSKIRTS to the average man who seeks work j the hirer, or bis family, and the sale j effects. 31 50 values. Kale price ...... 0»7V in the fields because he is unem- j of gasoline, oil. automobile and l . 0 Gingham Undarakirt, in neat «tripe effect*, with ployed.” ; launch accessories, for any purpose | HAIR BOWS tucked flounce ; elastic waist. Reduced from QOp Mr. Tanner stated that the grow- j not prohibited by this' Act, and In- $1.75, Sale PrV-e ...... *,OV ers will this year be demanding a far eluding the right to render as- I Specially Priced H.ir Bow» 49Cs 79C larger number of helpers than were s[stance and make necessary repairs needed in previous years. The sea - . in case of emergency." son. however, will be extremely j "That clause 17 be amended by the | short, owing to the prolonged spell | following additions at the end there­ of dry weather. _ ! °* , , , , ______,__ I "Excepting that, as regard cities I i and munic ipalities of the Province of British Columbia, having a popula- ] .I House Furnishings f 48-Inch Cretonnes, heavy weight in reversible effect. Just The WEATHER ! tlon of ten thousand or over, and Wilton Rugs. Exrrptiomil value will be noted in th«s<* ^J right for covering.furniture ; rich designs and QPv/» having a properly .elected Board of fine quality rugs; some have the fringe «lightly soiled colorings. Sale Price, yard ...... • ■ ; • • V Dally Balletln Famished : Vomroisetoner» of Police, the dis- by the Victoria Meteor- cretionary powers hereinbefore in fRp^.Uw°Tod$lP41|)". for ...... #7.50 50 Pslr. of FUet Net Curtains in gtrong weave that will 40-Inch Marquesette with plain tape edges, high^ mer­ —Hwrtea* Department. this clause set out, of the Attorney- General of the Province, shall be s,“ 36,63 Regular to $22.50, for ...... #13.50 wash and wear jell ; 2% yards long ; 6M QQ cerized in white, ivory and ecru. QÛ/» vested in the Board of Commissioners number un- M.VO Sale Price, yard ...... Victoria, June 9—5 a. m —The baro­ of Police, of the said British Co­ Brussel Rugs, of reliable quality. A .united at regular $6.7u. Sale Price, pa.r ...... meter remains high on the Northern Window Shadea of dark green opaque cloth, mounted on Coast and fine, hot weather prevails in lumbia City, or municipality, provid­ Central B. C. Frosts have occurred in ing that : usually low prices. English Shadow Cloth of excellent quality ; a good range guaranteed Hartshopi roller*, complete with fittings; parts of Alberta and showers in Mani­ "(A) In any such British Columbia Size 6 ft. 9 in. % 9 ft. Regular $27.00. for .... .$20.00 „f patterns and fast colors ; regular $2.50. Û* "| QfT toba. City or municipality upon petition to size 3 x 6. Sale Price, Oûf» Temperature. the municipal council, signed by ten Size 9 ft. x 10 ft. 6 in. Regular $42.00, for .. #30.00 Sale Price, yard...... AoOtJ each ...... OV\* Max Min. per cent of those qualified to vote Size 9 ft. x 12 ft. Regular $48.00, for...... #35.00 Penticton ...... at an annual electlofTfor municipal Grand Forks ...»...... 6 council a referendum vote shall be X-kon ...... JJ taken at the next following annual .Calgary -,...... «J " election, upon enforcement or other­ Edmonton ...... —...... y* SWEATERS wise. in whole or -in part, in that CHILDREN’S Resina .... I...... community, of any part or the Act. •mart Jersey Cloth Toronto ...... ** •NB) The decision of the majority v WEAR •westers. In tuxedo Ottawa ...... -*2 »'• voting at such referendum «hall be Lingerie Waists styles, jn an assort­ Children’s Bloomer Montreal ...... "Ç qpmmunlcated. in writing, by the ment of popular col­ St. John...... *2 returning officer, to the Board of Drosses, qf fine cham- largi Halifax...... 88 Lingerie Waists, of fine voile, ln extra sixes, lace trimmed, square ors; sixes 36 to 42. Commissioners of Police and to the bray. In novelty d?,» • Reduced from $10.00 Reports. Chief of Police of the said City or signs: shades of tan. or V-shaped neck. Reduced from $5.95, Vfctoria—Barometer. 29.87; tempera­ municipality, and such referendum • blue and pink; age# 2 $2.95 to ,$12.73. AT; Sale price ...... Bale Price, tP I es/U ture. maximum yesterday., f-l minimum. decision shall immediately supersede to 6 years. dM QQ 48: wind. 4 miles S W.: weather, clear. and cancel any pMVtotnr conflicting Vancouver—Barometer, 29.86; temper Satt Price. vi-eVO Fibre Silk Sweeter#, of ruling or decision of the Board of heavy quality, in ature» maximum yesterday. 70. nvt.i Commissioners of Polite. ^ Children's Rompers, of num, r.0: wind, calm ; weather, clear. •f(O) Such referendum decision black or black trim­ Kamloops—Barometer. 29 84; tempera­ fine White rep. trim­ med with white tux­ not to be cancelled, varied or al­ med with colored ture? maximum yesterday, 42" minimum, edo styles; sizes 36 •.i: wind, calm; weather, clear. x tered, excepting by further referen­ braid on neck and Barkerville—Barometer, 2192; tentrer­ dum vote.” sleeves; ages 2 to 5 to 40. ai ure, maximum yesterday, 62; mini Appended to the resolution are in­ 1 Sale Price. $7.98 structions as to the channels -through years 0*1 40 which it is to be sent, and a request gale Price, fP-l-s4*^ for the endorsement of the Directors of the Chamber ?f Commerce, Visitors Always Witcome GREATER BARGAINS Waihidg EFFECT OF GOOD TO-MORROW System Phone 6510 THAN EVER " ACCOUNTANCY LAST DAY 739 Yates Street 13 lbs. of clothe, washed (each bundle separately), returned to the job in the person of Louie Jacobs, along, and stood for some time ad» of another community, under such ner of informing the work and acts had come under his notice, the speak­ you DRY, and bed and table Relative Value to Municipals urn I. working efficiently unie.» hj, er proceeded. chartered accountant, of Regina. miring the artist's work. a system. Is mere waste of time. -And of Providence. "Would It not appear to be a rea­ know* what other «imllar «ystem» "Now the question is, what are At last he announced his desire linen Ironed. Extra lb«: Sc. . i ties Is Subject of Paper ore doing? And how can he find this Is the state of affairs as they "Why, then, should we shut our we going to do about it? Are we go­ sonable Huggestlon to put to the Gov­ out what other système are doing 11- ernments1 of the other provinces that to buy the sketch, providing it waa exist to-day, and as long: as it does eyes to the fact that there are more ing to sit back and do nothing, or l.e cannot get a comparable state­ they co-operate? I think we should not too expensive. , President M. Freemen, of Leth­ so, efficiency In municipal govern­ efficient ways of doing things than are we going to try and do better ? also delegate some one or more, either bridge. presented a paper on ‘‘A Uni­ ment? "Evidently we require an expert “Oh,” said the artist, “I wont "How often do w'e see a favorable ment is impossible. we employ, and why should we not within or without this association, to form System of Accounting, and Its accountant, and it is also evident co-operate and see that a sufficiently charge you anything for the sketch, if port as to the earnings of some do all in our power to ao systematise that It is going to cost a lot of money Effect on Efficiency of Government," Effect on Loeelities detailed form of report is required." but you can give me onq those to the Council of Western Canadian municipality, when it is well known, tiling# that we may eachjearn from to start with. of tty those whose business ft 1* to “I think you will agr®<- with mo one another the most ‘efficient way “Governments are very closely in­ young pigs I see In the sty over Phone Municipal Union yesterday afternoon. when 1 make the statement that In know, that it is not charged up wBh of doing things? terested to-day In the financial con­ TOO EXPENSIVE | In part he said: taxes, street maintenance, its pro*r no two places is the same work done there." ! “Uniform accounting and report "I do not hesitate to say that this ditions of all communities within our inoportion of sinking fund internet, at exactly the same cost, after al­ lack of Information is costing West­ boundaries'. The farmer frowned. 172 irg in municipalities permits and in etc.? Or perhaps Is receiving bene­ lowing for difference Jn cost ôf ma While enjoying a short holiday ln “Why, man,” he cried* ."'do yom 1 vîtes comparisons which is the basis ern Canada to-day millions of dol­ ."Can we secure- the assistance of fits such as service at less than cost terials, labor and money. lars.” he said. > ; our governments, and to what pa­ the country, a very famous artist knew that those pigs are worth fit# of all our information, and which is "If this le so. then there appears to made a study of & farmer's barn. Isadly lacking in our present system. from some other department? Expert Needed tent? “To coir.pa re one department of a be but two other places to kx>k for Saskatchewan now has a m»n *“ Thi* farmer happened to come bob each Lack of Uniformity the difference, and those are the man After reading some figures which "How can anyone know If hii »>'»• community with a similar department ...... , . ..A-