♦ WEATHER FORECAST WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT Royal—g|r "' John Martin Harvey Sr A f'lgaretie Maker'* Romance, For 56 hours ending 5 pu., Saturday: Vantage.* Vaudeville . Capitol—The Great White Way. Victoria and vicinity—Light to mod­ lx>mlnlon-r Triumph. *■ erate winds, fine and milder. May house— (Caster pantomime. Columbia—The Eleventh Hour.

VOL. 64 NO. 98 VICTORIA, KC:, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924 PRICE FIVE CENTS

Plague Spreads i Duke of York PRESIDES AT PREMIER ASKED TO Britain Extends BARROW WOULD Rapidly in Russian | Aids the Fight SPEAK IN REGINA BRITISH-SOVIET Recognition to MARCH FIGURES INDICATE Premier Oliver wae invited to­ Turkestan Area ' Against Cancer CONFERENCE day to address a meeting el the Saskatchewan Bar Aeeociatien in Greek Republic Moscow. April 25.—Further reports Regina en June 28 or 26 en the BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ON Protests to Ottawa Against from the Amu-|>arya region. Russian London. April 25 (Canadian Press western freight rate question. The Turkestan, where the plague has Cable)—The Duke of York 'has ac­ Bpr Association's invitation will Ixmdon. April 25^-Dlapatchee from Athene snye Great Britain's Shipment From California broken out, state the epidemic is cepted the presidency of the British be wired to the Premier in Ottawa spreading at »n alarming rate. More immediately. formal recognition of the republic And Tia Juana than 100 cases were registered In the Empire Cancer Campaign, In which was handed to the Greek Govern­ PACIFIC COAST IS STEADY Members ef the Cabinet who are Hhoumashinsky district. he Intends actively to participate. in the city now 6aid this afternoon ment yesterday and received with Minister Points to Danger of that they expected the Premier to touch satisfaction. accept the invitation, even Bank Débita to Individual Accounts Were 5.2 Per Cent. Foot and Mouth Disease though an election campaign wore Spread in full swing by the end ef June. Above Those of February; Maritime Provinces FRENCH AVIATOR AND HELPER If the Premier epeake in Regina his address will be broadeeet all Showed (Tain of 3.8 Per Cent. ; Decreases Reported in Chilliwack, April 25—ÎTon. E. ever Canada by radie. D. Harrow, Provincial Minister REVERTED LANDS Remainder fo Canada of Agriculture. - to-day wired ARE ATTEMPTING FLIGHT FROM Hon. W. R. Motherwell, Federal Minister of Agriculture, asking An indication of tho stoady naturo of flip business improvement PARIS TO CAPITAL OF JAPAN in Itritish Columbia is given by figures issued to-day by the that immediate steps be taken to Ml IS MISSING Long Expected Statement is prevent a consignment of race Dominion Bureau uf Ktutisties. The total recorded bank "débita horses from Tia Juana ami Cali­ Paris, April 25.—Lient. Pelletier Daisy made an excellent. Mart Ready For Presentation to individual account* in this Province in March showed an in- fornia from coming into British on his adventurous trip to the .Far East, covering tin- hOO miles ON WEST COAST crease of 5.2 per cent, over the February figure. This gratifying Columbia. Decision upon the plan under development was paralleled only in the Maritime Province*, the from Paris to Budapest yesterday at an average speed of 120 miles which a local syndicate desires to “We vigorously protest/1 an hour. Norman E. Lyche, of Ucluelet, remainder of Canada showing a decrease, as reported to-day in the stated the -telegram, “at the Believed to Have Been take an option on the rtverte 1 following Ottawk dispatch : He flew over Budapest, however, without stopping, and landed lands of the city will be taken menace this will be to our dairy and at Bucharest, covering the distantly of nearly 1.230 miles in less Drowned ------—------! Ottawa. Avril 2.1 (Canadian Free.» beef «took Indpstries." by the City Council on Monday. • —The total recorded bank debits to It was “pointed out that th»* coming than eleven hours in a non-stop flight. ARTHUR PONSONBY individual accounts at the twenty- Special to Th, Times After several weeks of eonsid. of these horses would also result 1st As the Vnder-Seeretary for Air has no funds to provide stocks British L* nder - Secretary for Fnreyga nine clearing house centres of large numbers of persons visiting Affairs, is chairman of th* confer­ Ucluelet, B.C., -April 25—Nor eration the reverted lands com- Canada and at the branches of the the Province from the areas affected of spare parts along the routo, Doisy and his mechanic. Sergeant ence now in progress In London. mittee of the council decided las. weyburn Security Bank—In other by the foot and mouth disease to at­ Vezin, are entirely dependent upon themselves for any repairs that men K. Lyche, a resilient of words, the aggregate amounts of tend the races. Ucluelet, is believed drowned to- evening to make a report to the cheques charged against deposit ac­ are necessary. If they cannot fix * council on the subject. No an­ counts In these places—were $1.865.• CONFERENCE URGED their machine they will have to day, his lx>at with iu engine nouncement will be made as to the **2.072 in Mprch. 1924, n substan­ Vancouver, April 85.—The Vancou­ corné buck Before Htartlng the avia­ still running having been found, nature of that report, owing to the tially lower figure than the Febru­ ver Board of Trade, it was stated tor Raid pe would continue hi* flight Shorter Route strong public agitation which oc­ ary bank debits of $2.178,687.756 or to-day. intends to call a conference to the Far East "if circumstance* but with no trace of the man. curred when the syndicate’s proposal Sir Thomas White Cross- the January bank debits of 32,171.^ of medical men. livestock men. Gov­ permit." The machine carries 200 For British Plane The boat was located on the In­ was outlined In the pres*, before the examined at Home Bank 6.»3,3^7, says the Dominion Bureau of ernment officials and veterinarians, gallon* of gasoline, enough for 1.200 council can receive the report. Statistics. Bunk clearings for March to consider methods for the protec­ mi lea of flying. RECORDED INSEATTLE dian Reservation shore. The committee members of the Inquiry showed a similar tendency, aggre­ tion of British Columbia cattle from The Itinerary, if ail goe* well, le: Across Canada The boat was found about i a.m. council have been subjected to some gating Si.174,278,616 as against the foot and mouth disease, now Aleppo. Bagdad. Bander Abbaa, to-day. and from that time on ward. ; criticism by non-members for not $1,274,132.416 in February and ravaging herds in various sections of Karachi. Allahabad. Rangoon. 8ai- Just After Midnight; Seismo­ searching parties have been syste­ reporting before, but the committee Declared Independent Audit $1.387.398,716 in January. California and other states. gon. Hanoi, Hongkong. Shanghai, matically searching every portion »f Vancouver. April 25.—Orders to graph Showed Tremors has rather preferred to await devel­ FIVE AREAS Peking. Korea and Tvkio. report upon an alternative north­ the coast and bcaçhe*. Boats also opment. Would Have Caused the 2429 AMERICANS DELAYED ern route for the British globe Slight But Sharp are dragging the bay and surround­ Meanwhile it has been Impossible Bank to Collapse The decline In bank debits, though Dutch Harbor. Alaska. - April filer* have been received at head­ ing waters. to check public discussion both In­ marked, was by no means universal. whs Of the five economic areaa Into quarters of the Air Force here. It suggested that Mr. Lyche side 9WÏ outside the council chnin­ 25.—Although the weather con­ which Canada is naturally divided, tinued fitful here early to-day. Next Monday Might Lieut. Earl Not Recorded in Victoria; may have become entangled In the ner on so • important a question as Ottawa, April 25 (Canadian halibut gear, as he was a good swim the reveried lands matter, and three the Maritime Province^ and the the thre army aviators in readi­ McLeod will fly to Prince Rupert. Hawaiian Disturbances Have Press)—Introduction of an in­ Pacific province showed increases a* ness to continue. the circuit of B.C, to cover tha proposed route main development* have ^een run­ the earth remained hopeful that Norman Ë. Lyche is a son of Mr. ning simultaneously with the offer dependent audit into the Home compared with February of 4.8 per by way of Haaclton. Fort Fraser Died Away and Mrs. A. II. Lyche. of Ucluelet. of the syndicate to take an option cent, and 5.2 per cent., respectively, their commander. Major Fred­ and other northern pointa to a Bank as suggested by the XX'est- due In the latter case to an Increase erick L. Martin. In the fourth for not less than twelve months to luk»1 north of Bdmontoau Seattle. April 25.—An earthquake allow the syndicate time to organi w ern directors would uiuiuestion- of nearly $7.000.000 In the bank Annual Convention Will be machine, woudl he able to make It i* stated (tie northern route lasting fifty-nine seconds to-day debits at Vancouver. his way to Dutch Harbor from a holding and development company i* 300 mile* Shorter than that via Just after midnight was recorded on First there was the plan of Aide.- abty have resulted iu the failure Kanatak. f.50 miles eastward, CENTRAL CANADA Held in Victoria in Vancouver anil that there are the seismograph, at the Fniverslty of man Ker to move the land office from of the batik. This was the opin­ before night. more, lakes ou which to land. Washington her*,.. ProI- the city hall lo a downtowrr location, On tlio other hand, bank debit» August Snow felT late yesterday, add­ Kaundera of the geological depart and conduct an aggressive sales ion of Sir Thomas White, former in Quebec. Ontario arid the prairie ing to a deep covering already on ment of the university said the campaign. Finanee Minister., expressed un­ provinces whowed marked decline», Delegates Will Have Chance the grouhd. and the temperature tremblings were "slight but sharp." Second the committee was to be which arc more than accounted for went down to twenty-three de­ ■Rim REFUSED der eross-examination i;t the The disturbance was placed some­ curbed either by holding back i/fror.i by decrease* in bank debits at the of Examining Equipment of grees above aero. where within a radius of W9 mile*. sale lands which did not reach the Home Bank Inquiry this morning. three great centre* of buslnr*» POLAR FLIGHT It was said to have been much less Smith's Slander Action assessed price, or b.v holding all Hlr Thorns» declared he had be­ activity. Montreal. Toronto and Win­ East Wing 000 FELLOWS lieved favorable reports on the gen­ nipeg. Among the smaller cille» Re-ti> marked than a quake of a minute lands- for a prescribed period off the Christiania. April 25. — Lieut. Against Dr. Clem Davies eral condition of the bank submitted glnn showed an,Increase from $18,-“ Reuser l^raen will participate In whleh occurred here Christmas Day market altogether. The -British Columbia Hos­ of 1812. Finally csn>e the plan of the com­ to him by the directors and others. 80V.546 to $21.448.000, Amundsen’s Polar flight. It was to go on April 30 When he retired from office h was To-day's shock 1-egan at 12.62.11 mittee Itself on Tuesday, when it pital* Association will hold iU «earned to-day. He has been an of­ with" the dlstlnet impression the bank TO CELEBRATE and ended at 12.62,16 a.m. secured a vote for a publicity cam­ i ficer in the Norwegian service since wae doing well. annual convention here on Vancouver. April 25 Application paign under its own management. 1812. and lias made several notable to ailjourn the trial from April SO to "It waa .doing well;-—pr done well," August 28. 29 and 36. The date long distance flights. iwmograph in the Victoria May 8 ôf J. P. t'lWt Smith's Interjected W. T. Lee, depositors* Lieut. Dietrlcheon. who will ac­ Meteorological Observatory did not mmm. was set at an executive meeting slander notion against Rev. Clem counsel. company the expedition. Is also an • PE8SI8Hrecord the earthquake recorded In Davies of Victoria was refused by “I eras under the Impression that iu Vancouver this week at which able pilot with much experience In Seattle. Mr. Justice Murphy to-day. M. J. Daly had put some of his own Arctic flying VANCOUVER UNDISTURBED money In and that the bank was get­ Charles Uraham, of ( Cumberland One Hundred and Fifth Anni­ On behalf of the defendant' clergy­ ST.GEEINE IY Ihv president, occupied theehair. Vancouver. April 25.—The earth­ man O. L Fraser*ststfd that Frank ting on well," was the reply. versary to be Observed To­ quake shock which 1* said to have HJgglns. K.C., leading,<-ounee! for th- Hlr Thomas was examined t>y R, J. George McGregor, president of the dleturlced residents of Seattle early defence. would he unable to attend McLaughlin, one of the Horn* Bank Jubilee Hospital board, and Chairman a trial on April 3U for the reason he depositors' counsel. Reported British Parliament Of the programme committee of the morrow this morning was not felt in Van­ WON GRAVEN EVENT HOME BE TRIALS couver. Inquiry at both the meteor­ was engaged in another Jury trial in ON QUICKSAND association, said Ihù morning that Will Approve Bill For New ological bureau and the police head­ Vancouver on the same day. Mr. tbe delegates weie es ptested with the Ceremonies Scheduled t o Fraser suggested an adjournment to He admitted he had found the three Commission a nventlon of the. assi'cmt.on In Vic­ quarters failed to elicit any Inform­ Tom Pinch SeconcL Horse in large loans, those to the Prudential ation that the tremor had extended May 6. but In any event asked for a Trust. A. ('. Frost and the Pel lilt toria n fnw years■VPHMnMyl ago that they Take Place Here During postponement of at least two days. the last gathering In l AT Ml EARLY DATE Into this region. Interests, disturbing, and stressed the hastened at the last gathering Race in England; Par- The application was opposed by R. efforts he had made to gather the Ulster-Free State Conference Penticton to decide to revisit this Next Few Days IN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS L. Reid. K.C.. counsel for Hmith. a .itv. The smaller boa pi la la of the* Hilo. T. H., April 25.--The seismic menio Third fullest Information In regard to these Prosecutor Will Proceed constable of the R.CVM.K, and he loans. He compared the Home Rank Broke up Without Agree­ interior, the North, ami Vp-laland Odd Fellow» throughout the disturbance* of the Inst few days stated that it was Imperative the ).referred to he represirited at a Against Ex-Officials on have sulmtrh-d considerably. The Tandon. April 25 1 Canadian Press to a house which was built on quick­ ment^ Sight trial should proceed on April 36 be­ sand '■nd which finally tumbled In. gathering in the Cysh» cities, as world will tomorrow colebiite last earthquake was felt at 4.3d cause Smith was under sealed order» Cable)- Lord Aster * bay colt 8t. t»o«rd member* could get many In­ Conspiracy Charges Germaine, by Rwinford out of Ham- "But I didn't know of the quicksand,** the 105th anniversary ot the in- o'clock yesterday morning. to leave Vancouver after the trial of he Insisted. teresting points on hospital ad­ The subsidence on the railroad osxe. second favorite at 100 to 30. London, April 25—The failure that date. The R.G.M.P. authorities He had seen no reason why the ministration In the larger- centres.t Toronto. April 25—In order that •tit tit ion of the Order on the trucks at Kupoho. previously reported In Ottawa had been asked to agree to won the Newmarket Craven Stakes, of the Irish boundary eonfehem-e Hpeclal attention is to be given this the ,r|nl of tlie former Home Bank the principal event of the closing day Pellatt loan should not be realised. American continent. at four feet, has Increased to eight an adjournment, said Mr. Reid, but Hlr Thomas did not agree that livre is widely regarded as likely tear ?«» the needs of the small directors and officials under Indict­ feet. It will be several days before no reply had been received. of the Craven meeting at turf head­ "hospital*, and data nbout supplies In thia city the members wi’l wae the only person who could get ment in connection with the suspen­ the railway can resume operations. A common Jury will try the case quarters this afternoon, beating the Information In regard to Homs Bank to develop a new and seriou* and furnishings of these institution* sion of the Institution Inst August assemble at their hall on Dtmtf- at the request of ltev. <*l« m Davies. favorite. Tom Pinch, a bay colt by will be featured. As usual there will affairs. Replying to questions asked crisis. It is generally taken for may proceed without delay, h. L. 1»k Street on Sunday at 10.15 Hurry On out of Bellavista. owned by by Mr. McLaughlin, he stated he had *•« an exhibit of hospital supplies from McCarthy, special crown prosecutor, !»rd Wola vingt on, who started even, granted that the British Oov- the trade, a* an auxiliary to the con- a.m. and from there will proceed . L. NORRIS, received the complaints of the three to-day decided tb withdraw the by a length and a half. Western directors on January 22, ernment wishes to aet in the \« r-tion. i charges under the Bank Act for the C.F. ■ EX-GOVERNOR OF I»rd Roaebry'a Parmenlo. a brown in prbetMftion to . St. John’* 1916. They were of a disturbing na­ Probably demonstration/ with the present and proceed with the con­ colt by Tracery out of Whimper, fin­ matter by apiwinting a commis­ special equipment of the local hos­ Church when* n sermon will preached ture. and he did qpt remember that spiracy charges before Mr. Justice MONTANA. DIED ished third. I «eaten by half a length. there had ever been a similar vase sion to delimit the boundary be- pitals will be given during the con­ lx*nnox In the criminel arsises here by the Rev. F. A. P. Chadwick. vention, and as the new East wing Bro. D. H. Proudfoot, grand muster Pafjnenio started at odds of 10 to 1 In which three directors had com­ tween Northern ami Southern next Monday. Great Falls. Mont., April 25—R. L. against. Twelve horses ran. id the Jubilee Hospi’ul Is to be used pf Nelson. B.C.. will puy an offic ial IN NEW YORK TO-DAY plained against their own institution. Ireland and It la believed the >'re« Mr. McCarthy announced his decis­ Norris. ex-Oovemor of Montana, The Craven Stakes, run over the In August, delegate* will have an ion Indore Mr. Justice Wfight In the visit to Victoria I«odgc No. 1 and died here suddenly this morning. COMPLAINTS MADE State Government will. If necessary, opportunity of seeing the latest In Columbia L< dg«- Nô. 2 nt a joint Rowley mile course. Is usually con­ press this. vrimtnal court this afternoon when | Tammany Hall Leader Since l>ealh was caused by a cerebral sidered as giving an insight into the Counsel reviewed the communica­ hospital equipment the mullet; was before the Judge. meeting of these two lodge* next hemorrhage. j tion from James Fisher, counsel for The question. however. arises Wednesday evening, after which he. merits of the candidates for the The Time of Richard Croker daaeics. the three W’estern directors. In which whether since Ulster has refused to SHOULD BE SEPARATE will l»e entertained at a banquet. He TO VOTE REPUBLICAN they complained of certain loans. appoint a representative on the com- ! Following presentation of n-rgu- will also visit Dominion Lodge'No. 4 .One of theee complainte was against nii**Uui. that body -could legally ! ment bÿ' ihWWt WsijfK h* P.« meettaig an thF Was Born Nearly * Sixty-Six mtm* Türw#r v "* |Sinr"*w-'*~'*rj~-rtr- sseacasrtmixim i ------vV'■i-'vww-wrrti*-wiry™two"rneAioer» W jti /■ iVyjqt '- m.-u' ■ y. r J:- - xv y, t-tti ,■iff vryzmt.dv" MCRAE WANTS TO sold he thought the tild of the ac­ ing evening. May f. Years Afoo in N.Y. City Napoleon, head of the lRmwe of Bona- Four Months Another glxen the Free State assur­ before a county Judge i6 person* belonging to the i.rganlxathm In the world and Board of Education of the the damage may mît be so heAvy us tween (jerera! A. 1). MeRae, such played a prominent iwrt In the of 1821. at first feared. would arouse a storm of con trove ru y Bunk Act charges. «Concluded on pa*« $.> and even If i»«s«ed might not end l»a«ler of the Prorineial Party, naming of mayor» and Governors Methodist Church in Canada Ulster's resistance. uih! nominees for the presidency - and leaders of the Consol vative such Is the life story of Charlc» F. Adopts Budget Dispatches from Dublin and Bel. fast report anxiety In both cities re­ Party ever the thwm of the Murphy. garding the outcome. Toronto, April 25.—Concluding, its Part of Einstein Theory STATEMENT BY CRAIG two groups in the next provin­ 284Hebrideans Placed annual deliberations here yesterday, cial election developed to-day as Peacock Head of the Board of Rducation of the Belfast. April 25 Frontier Hlr Methodist Church adopted a budget James t'raig, in a message received the most amusing feature of Un­ of $150,000 for distribution among here, says: political situation in British Co­ OnFarms in Edmonton New Ministry in seventeen colleges in Canada and Is Reported Proved at "1 think both sides of the boun­ Newfoundland- tq be raised during dary conference conducted th» lumbia. meeting with credit, but agreement Victoria, Australia the church.year 1824-25. s*(‘ $;» General McRae's offer to bet $1,000 Provisions for returned soldiers that his party will elect more mem­ entering the theological training ber* to the next Legislature than the And Red Deer Districts Melbourne, April 25 (Canadian California Observatory MAN SHOT AND KILLED l*ress Cable via Retner»—The new schools were revised by tins board. * Conservative Party will not be ac­ Estimate* of requirements for arts, cepted by Mr. Bowier, but It is Victoria Htate cabinet has been con Hay view,* Idaho, April $5,—Walt*» etituted by Hir Alexander lYncock. theology and secondary education understood that some of Mr. Bow­ under church auspice* were scruti­ Hall, ii logging contractor, was found * 2u.—XV lion t i who succeeds h. r j*wi«m in the Chicago, April 25.—The third prediction in,thc general theory ser"» followers will take up the Gen­ Ottawa, April it a hitch. almo*t all the immigrants nised and the budget I» the same ns shot to Utath here "yesterday. An», premiership. Hlr Aleraudn eral’s challenge. who came from the Hebrides Islands early this month have been last year's. Heroic struggles of of relativity advanced by Ejnatrin ha* been confinaad bv result* thorities arc looking for hie partner, "personally the offer does not In­ Premier. Treasurer end Minister oi western colleges in the face of flnan obtained by Dr. t'harle* E. Ht. John, *olar physicist, working at Cohrtle Harp. terest me." Mr Bowser remarked dispersed to farm in the Edmonton and Reil Deer districts Of Labor. clal difficulties werq,, reported. Shlif morning. *‘I am not going Alberta, where employment has beeh found for them, according the Mount Wilnon Obeervatory in California, according to word around the country taking up every MANITOBA WHEAT POOL Dr. K. C. MacDonald funny wager offered by chechaco in to a statement issued by the Department of Immigration to-day. $100,000 LOSS IN received by relative* here. the political field, but l have no doubt Winnipeg. April 26.—Officials of There were 288 in the party and places were found for 155 at the Manitoba Wheat Pool announced* Dr. St. John *ay* he ha* found that solar spectrum line* sub­ that some members of the Conserva­ CALIFORNIA FIRE Liberal Candidate tive Party will accept the General*» points in the Edmonton district and 129 in the Red Deer district, to-day that 7.176 contracts had been mit to a gravitational déplacement to the degree predieted by generous offer eagerly, as It will bo four staying in Ontario. signed for a total of 681.864 acres, flan Francisco. April 26.—Fire of Einstein himself,_ who said the_ theory stood or fell according as In Norths Okanagan «.*w money...... -, ~ KiLtf&yrrACL •Ylenerul McRaes bet/ Mr. Bow­ - -The perry irm Sif »ec In estudt and offering wages of frog >300 to <600 a year. died instantly. quarter» here. amons^.Ui* mfihemaUual physicists, amount predicted by him." choice. '

rn VICTORIA RALLY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 25» 1924

OLD MIN PESSIMISM Thugs’ Loot in ELDERLY COUPLE Satiety in Japan You need Illinois Town Urges U.S. Abandon Among the Best of Them All WILL BE BURIED ON Exclusion Plan To-day 563,000 Spring apparel that will step nut w ith the smartest of the

Tokio. April 25.—The America- season—-that is what the MALLEK label brings—apparel _ HAY 24 BY GYROS Granite City. Ills*. April Mr. and Mrs. John Sward Jnpan Society., the uatunbeiDtip pf ItanditH to-day voblied T. DC which is American and Japanese, always to be proud of am! at a moderate price» dust fur tîradlnaroff, assistant cashier qf Killed Near Stratton, Mustard has addressed an appeal to Presi­ Business Men’s Club Will Put the Granite City National Bank, Ontario dent Coolldge urging him to "en: example, here’s of 863.000» In currency, which ho deavor to postpone the passage of hud Just received at the post office i to Death City Knockers at Fort Frances. Ont.. April 25.—John the discriminative clause in the from the Ht. Ix>ui* Federal Re­ immigration bill and find some Novel Ceremony serve Rank. Heveral shots were Sward, sixty years old, and* his wife method of solving this perplexing fired by i .want. News of the crime was traji*- titty for some time past. Hr tree in British .Columbia." table. Ât their regular monthly meeting MINISTERS LAUGH luitted by Joseph Visnaw a neiglihor At $24.75 last night the Gyro» ulscuesed. the Members of the Government got o.r the slain couple, and the provincial ixiltce. uecpnfpanied by the coroner,' pvseibl lilies of developing a little good laugh out of the General’s offer. Opium Valued pthnlsm in the city. The matter They said they would like to be have left for the seen** of the crime. * broached by Bari Dyke. who had I able to make money as easily as Mr. Viinuw «pent Wednesday evening —the frocks that arc the value talk of the town—styles for. every fheColmans with the Hwards. When he returned Just returned from a trip to the Fast, Bowser could If he accepted the pro At $17,000 Found occasion—sports, street, business, dinner and afternoon. In all. the posed wager. The Government curly the next morning to assist with ■.■•her** he found conditions not to his some chores. He nurnhied across liking. He was sorry to find In some agrees with Mr. Bowser that the new fabrics, shades, trimmings and modes. Frocks that are worth JjutitfflUà the body of the farmer, lying beneath Hidden in Ship stores in this city a feeling that Provincial thirty is dead politically. a horse blanket about thirty feet from buKln.'S*: was bad. Mr. Bowser predicted again to-day decidedly more—Mallek’s concentrates' on this special group to • People out here don't know what that Premier Oliver would he a can­ the dwelling. Hurrying into the house. Vixnuw found the mutilated make the valued without parallel. they’ve got to be thankful foil." com- didate at the next election in Vic­ Vancouver, April 25.- Custom toria and Delta. He refused to l>e- body of Mrs. Sward lying on the bed. ■officers have made another big ivented Karl. "I think sometimes Both bodies were horribly bruised that we are spoiled, lie worth some­ lieve that the Premier will risk his oVium seizure here. In the liner ONLY ONE STORE political fortune* in . Victoria alone. and slashed, indicating an ax«* nr thing to live in a town lik< this and . «-me other similar weapon had been Empress of Russia,, clev erly, t*on- instead of lelllng a person that things "'We'll see." he aaid. adding that r<*a!ed between the lining of a I arc had when they enter our stores the Premier had already sounded out cabin and a steel bulkhead, they 1 why not put on th-* rnnshine smile the political situation .In Delta. Robbery lias been advanced as the nly tenahje theory for the crime. found 284 tins of opium, valued at Early Street Car Schedules ..mi l«-t them think the world's al­ The < ’oneervatlve leader will leave 817,000. No arrests hnVr been 1212 Telephone right." for the Mainland early next week to Douglas LET'S BURY HIM commence Another tour ot tin- m- MINISTER BELIEVED 1!K)1 Street Sunday Mornings i Archie Muir "thought it wotiW- be REPORTS OF BANK .. good thing if a cai.-paign was | ODD FELLOWS would have clo*ed it* doors. A car will leave the corner of Yates and Government carried on « m mlem Tbé | ÎVonttnued from paie 1.1 Counsel -Couldn't you have put in WOMEN’S READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY K wn’s alright so let’s boast ft, Let* j TO CELEBRATE man without closing the bank7 Streets at 7.58 a.m. for the Outer Wharf, stopping at the bury thl* old bogey and see if w« i Prudential Trust Loan- Hir Thomas- - No. can’t praise the town’s advantages In- , ANNIVERSARY Counsel—Mr. Barnard was a di­ Counsel Sir Henry Drayton dis­ corner of Belleville and Government Streets, at which » Menti of belittling it." rector of the Prudential Trust7 point passengers from the \ anconver boat board ttie . I Louis Glason and Harold Buttress Witness- The exhibit* show that. agree* with you. * car and proceed to the * Frisco boat, which is limetl to leave ! added a word of encouragement to ntlnurd from pas** 1 > Counsel—And later, on the resigna­ UNDER BANK ACT tion of Mr. Gooderhum, Mr. Barnard, I the idea ami the matter crystallised order This total -only include» the Hlr Thomu*— Never mind Hir Henry the Outer Wharf at It a.m. |in n motion by Archie Wills, who who was heavily indebted to the Drayton. I proceeded Under the female member* of the Rebekah bank, and who was a director of an Bank Act, by which 1 was empowered suggested that n fitting l urial service lodge*. During the year 1922 the re­ f c "Old Man Pessliuieni" lie held institution which wa* heavily in­ to ask for reports from the auditor The early schedules on the Chiverdâ'le and Oak Bay routes ceipt» of the subordinate} lodge* Children’s Cushion Sole on May 24 as part of the Carnival debted to the bank, was appointed a and the board. I would not have will remain unchanged. I celebration*. The motion was "unani­ amounted to $26,706,616.47. and the director? appointed a sp**cia| auditor to in- j *um nr $7,708,182.85 wa* paid out by Witness —The exhibits show that. vistigate a bank at such a time mously carried. them in various forms of relief ! Archie Muir was appointed chair- NO NOTICE GIVEN. without getting these reports. I ’ I. an of tiie committee which is to The invested fund* of the grand asked for an audit by the auditor of PatentSandalssmL He had assumed, however, that tho arrange all details in connection with rind sulHirdinate lodg*-* on December tIT** bank. 31, 1922. .imounted to $9.‘l,9:tl 8<8.o&. a tpoimment of Mr. Barnard to the B. C. ELECTRIC tin burial ceremony. It is hoped that Home Bunk directorate hud been Counsel That was not the Inde­ From 183» Its Decemtier 31, 1922, the a time will hr specified in toe Carni­ made In strict accordance with the pendent audit which the western FORT“and LANGLEY PHONE 121 val programme for tills auspicious order relieved 5,610,648 member», directors wanted ' paying for that purpose the enormous ' provisions of the Bank Act. lie did Strap Slippers’ e\cut. which will ho reformed in VALUE OF SECURITIES sum of $*16.994.016.53. not know, as suggested by Mr. Mc­ n position of vantage. Laughlin, that Mr. Barnard and Mr. Hlr Thomas No, up to a certain I GRAND LODGE OF B.C. Kxtension sole* and built on nature form Jasis. These are splen­ IT’LL BE NOVEL At-FtlGHT Haney had both been appointed to the point they wanted an Independent Un! jear the Gyroi *tW>r« success­ The grand lodge of British Colum­ board at meetings, no notice of which audit. 1 got a history of the three did wearing shoes and extremely good values bia was instituted at Victoria 'on ful in electing thei.’ candidate a* big loans land my impression was Misses* sises, 11 to 2 ...... ^8.50 April ÏÇ, 1X74. It will f i let.t it. it * FISHER MEMORANDUM that it was -a question Of value of Girls' sixes. 8 to 10** ...... f2.25 (,(ntn uf Clubs In th- Carnival. This jubilee- anniversary at Vancouver x var the gyros decided to i« tralu from Referring to Mr. Usher * inemor- securities rather than of bookkeep­ Children's sizes. 4 to ?4 ...... B1É.4M# during the annual session to be held ndum to the Finance I >e par tint tit ing. tin* contest hut they are anxious to them in the \v«t k of June 9 to 14. I-r.d a hand in other « hannels and stating the position of the western Hlr Thomas made It clear that he ;.r«- tjicsirous of putting «’h one of the At the time of it* institution it directors In 1916, Hir Thomas said he had before him during ht* term « f n.o«t novel stunts that has been held consisted of four lodge* with 370 had told Mr. Fisher that if lia office only #certain fact* Counsel MUNDAY’S members. It ha* now sixty lodge* naked if tbn true çonditkm «>f .he here. Fisher) left the memorandum with ‘•The British" Beet Shop 1118 Government Street Gyro Muir’s committee will keep with 7,288 menilser*. During the year deiMirtmcnt It rouhl not be re­ bank might have been disclosed if i n 1923 the receipts of it* subordinate th. citizens posted In regard to the garded us confidential. "He wanted indiqituident audit had been calls-1. i.tmv place and form of the cere- lodges amounted to 8151,287.32. 717 Hir Thomas—Thev might or mlglify members and sixty-six widowed to keep It ronfid* ntlal," Sir Thomas Tamllles were relieved, $49 163.11 be­ said He distinctly did not want ANNOUNCEMENTS APPOINT DELEGATE ing paid for their relief. The sub­ me to take action.**" mmm LEGISLATION FOR The Gyro Club decided to send a ordinate lodges report asset* amount - Mr. Mcl«aughlm —Ho these people Ask your grocer for Hollybrook delegate to the lustrirt Convention lng to $91X.651.94. being an average did want an investigation7 IRISH BOUNDARY Creamery Butter, guaiity guaiiinteesl tn Edmonton on May 2k and 24 and of $126.05 p4*r. member—the highest Hir Thomas - They did not want an Now retailing at - lb*, for 85c. •** to the International Convention in average of any jurisdiction' oTthe or­ investigation by the board aa it was it’onilnuwf ifWwu per ■ F )' ’ '' ___ Detroit. Mich., on Mny 19. 3(Land 31 der Since the institution of the that time constituted. They was impossible. We shall continua Dr. J. Douglas Harman, Chiroprac­ *1 be meeting selected Archie Wills as grand lodge in 1874 then ha* been wanted an Investigation by the Fi­ to .maintain the same altitude on the tor. 313-14 Central Building. Office 4 h< delegate. —__ paid by it* lodges for relief the sub­ nance Department. boundary question aa wé have al hours. 9 to 12 am. 2 to 5,36 pm Tip* Gyr.w are anxious to add a few stantial sum of $l,»64.9kR.86. Mr. Mclauighltn— Not merely an way* done There is no suggestion* Monday. Wednesday and Friday from more members to fhe roil and Harold Funds have lseen accumulated by invfstigation of the three accounts’/ of it further meeting.’’ 7 to 9 p.m. Office phone 2184. K’worthy was appointed as' * hair* th.- grand lodge foi • ir* for Sir Thomas- A special audit of"tin. «•apt*In Chart**» Craig, speaking at >4* + + lnaTT of -Lhe drive committee. - 4«auk’s affair*. «"TtrrirkFergus last night, salt! his Butter—TH# very best Iocs I freshly Tim" meeting eqdorsed the work of The Proof Is in and indigent me mber* of the order, NO DOUBT THEN brut tier would not ‘ give away an churned Halt Hpring Island Creamery the Alpine Society ir. seeking to .yre- their widows and orphans, when stick inch" of Vlster territory. new retailing at 45c 1 er pound. ••• Mr. McLaughlin There wa* nu ■p ■*■ ♦ ju.rvc and pro Le CL IfeAlilkMl parks a home shall be deemed neeeswtry NO VIOLENCE EXPECTED the Burning ot Canada. doubt uliout what the three directors Mise Hanman (certf. London epe- Get a Cherry Cake This fund now amount» to l»etween London, April 26.—The situa­ Columns of printing A committee consisting of Messrs. $6».(H)» and $70.04>o. wanted? ciallat). 15 years’ experience in treat­ Hr Thomas Not at that stage. tion brought about by the break­ ment of ouperfluoue hair and moles. .might etlU leave yets Harold Beckwith. Chris Wade and A GRAND ENCAMPMENT V. Trevitt was appointed to prepare Mr McLaughlin asked Hlr Thomas down of the Irish boundary con­ Absolute cure guaranteed; 12 Winch Unconvinced that our “ . At Stevenson’s a list of community ronge for slng- The grand encampment consists of whether or not he had any discus­ ference at the Colonial Office Bldg. ' coal lasts longer. But trg at the weekly luncheon session*. sixteen subordinate encampment». sion with ilon. T. A. frvrar on Home last night is described generally + + + L ««1er a ton of it; we’ll -itère ta a tea-tirm1 treat that "Tli? wKoR family including "Klondike" encampment at Bank affairs after Mr. Crerar Jolneti ap the gravest Irish crisis since Dr. E. W. Hetheringten, dentlist. I» content to let you Dawson. Y.T. whlch»ha* been at the I’nlon Government. the Anglo-Irish Treaty was Wool worth Building, has resumed decide. is McRAE WANTS TO signed m 1M1. Ooapita. alarmist practigg. >hOt>e H8. + *** will say ia simply dalieimis. It urn- of the many tac hetl to thi$ Jurisdiction. On lit TALKED WITH CRERAR varieties of tempting rake* and pastries made in ce m ber 1 i last there were 1.249 mem­ reports and rumors, however. WAGER $1.000 ON bers of these encampments, being Hlr Thomas replied that . hr luui Government observer» believe Bale fine needlework from thirty our own bakery, and in order to give it the widest gain of fifty-seven during the year. had a conversation with Mr. Vrerm# there ie no likelihood of another Oriental Mission Schools, Anglican. J.E. SONS SUCCESS AT POLL Presbyterian. ' Methodist. Baptist, PAINTER & v.e The receipts of the encampments but a* Mr. Crerat was then a col Irish war in the near future. bijCurmownt* phjnP 536 possible introduction have marked it special at Congregational. Y.M.C.A.. will be sold ffnetirniwT from »**<- 1 • for the year 1923 amounted to $7, league of his in the Cabinet, he wus 749.07. and they paid out for relief not at liberty to reveal the nature at 709 Fort HU'eet. Saturday, April ticularly since the Royal Commission $1.255.06. with Invested funds the conversation—"although I would 31. 211 30c on P.O-.KL affairs finished Its investi- hand amounting to $ 10,993.37. The like to," he added. He explained that | gallons." grand encampment was instituted at towards the end of January, .1918. heI IIIISH FREE STATE McRAE OPTIMISTIC Victoria on March 28. 1891 with five had suffered a nervous breakdown encampments and 1*3 members. P.RnHv An old "lioe Maid’’ favorite—Molasses i General Me Rue’sv offer to wager «end went to California, fflg place V-CA Toffee, plain or peppermint $1 ...... on his party's chan..* in the REBEKAH ASSEMBLY bad bee «filled .for three months by next election was made in Vancouver The Rebekah assembly was insti lion. A. K. Maclean. MAKES TARIFF TEST flavor. Special, per half pound. . OW Special ytsterday when he returned from an tuted at New Westminster. BA’- on BARNARD LOANS election tour of the Interior. He wan June 9, 1908. with fourteen Rebekah Mr. . Mcl^aughlln examined Hlr confronted on his arrival in Van­ lodges and a membership of f. Thuma, from .h. m.. of th. .I.port- I PV*’11"' ,AP"' ~ NOTICE couver with Mr. Bowser's assertion, brothers and 591 . sisters, totaling or in rrgnnl to hlr. knowtotlK- of I Minister of Hnnncr. In Introducing published in The Times, that the t.lüo. « tn I>e< emlser 31 last there were th** loans made by the Home ltank the budget in the Dttil to-day, an­ Provincial Party would not elect a fttrtyflve Rebekah lodge* with 1.124 member in the Legislature from any to C. Barnard, which amounted to nounced the adoption of it protective STEVENSON’S brothers anil 2.62* sisters, a total t.irlff on lm|H*rted bottUs. hoots, con- $411.169. of the riding* in that section of Brlt- membership of 3.752. The total re­ tectlonery and motor bodies. THREE STORES l*h Columbia. Mr. McUiughlln- Gn the whole ><»u 1119 Douglas 902 % Government ceipts of these lodge* for the y Th«- tea duty would la> deereased 725 Yates • Just by way of showing that we 1923 amounted to 816,687.68, and »i think the western directors were Jus­ Street * Street tified in asking for an investigation three-.pene’e u pound, he suUl. Htreet are not talking hot air," said the though stipulated benefit* are In intiiMluclng the budget, he said 1.00 General. "1 would like to bet Mr. paid, $879.63 w^w disbursed for relief. into this loan? the Kx*‘ or 7 piece: pound 33Çf WILL SPEAK HERE Mr. McLaughlin asked whether the passenger, in first eltdis eomlition. ... . $600.00 Butter sliced, per pound . reports they submitted had deceived Per pound...... O * V 35c Swift's Pure Lard WALTER WALKER & General A. D. McRae, lender of him. Chalmer* 7 passenger Tonring, very good fo,3.po,°:u $1.00 the Provincial Pkrty^, and Hlr Hir Thomas did not like the term engine, tire* auip paint...... $425.00 3 pounds for...... 50c t’hwrie# Hlbbert Tuppet. promin­ "they " The reports that had come SONS, LTD. ent metnber of the Provincial to him showed that the bank wan Overland Six/Centinental engine, had very little use. Large Empty Lard group, will speak here May 2, lo­ pr< ê-ess’ng Counsel—Did you anticipate ^hc Independent Creamery But­ Tubs, each ; ...... 20c OMritCotl Deals:» in B.C. cal officials of the party an­ This ear i* perfect througbout." $550 00 Swift’s' "Premium Ham, nounced tu-day. Arrangement» for tnigeuy? ter, nothin* nicer; per pound the njeetlng which they will ad­ A snap wholeper pound ; ...... 34C •*3 Fert Mrwt hheee 3661 HAD CONFIDENCE 43<; or 2 Orp dress are to be made later. Sir Thomas—Not the slightest. pounds for...... V* W He believed that from what he had B.O. Granulated Sugar, 20 Maple Leaf or Purity Bread heard that the Home Bank was do­ We know how to satisfy par­ ing well. ticular men and women. Our pound paper Flour, 4» dM HF Mr. McLaughlin—The Impressions pound sack ..

V e W.’Jarf*»*.,- ' t« v ,1, . VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. FRIDAY, APRIL 25.1924

Saturday Sale of WHITEST. LlGHTPt

URGES TIFF CUTS I LB. -LUL lOVl-10 GOVERNMENT STREET Woodsworth, Laborite, Wants ~200New Duties on Food and Cloth­ ing Reduced Beautiful Afternoon Frocks Ottawa, April 25.—J. 8. Woods­ worth, Labor membe- for Winnipeg centre, seconded by J. T. Shaw. In­ dependent, Uslgsry West, moved .the Greatly Underpriced to Spring Hats following amendment to the budget resolution in the House yesterday afternoon. Sell Saturday "That while tho budget proposals would seem to indicate the recog­ nition by tho Government of the ne­ This special selling oî beautiful AT cessity for a fiscal policy designed to Afternoon Frocks presents a splen­ encourage Industrie* based upon the development of the natural resources did opportunity to purchase a smart of the country and to afford some frock at a very decided saving. In­ alleviation of the financial burden, cluded are many handsome styles in bearing upon the people: "And whereas the condition of such Silk, Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, $4.75 Industries and the punition of con­ etc, in black, navy, grey, brown, sumers In general is such as to de­ View Window A SATURDAY SPECIAL that is certain to create excitement ; 200 beautifully trimmed mand relief; etc. Reduced to sell Saturday Showing "Therefore, be it resolved that the at ...... $37.50 Spring Hats, priced so very special that you’ll be able to buy 2 or even 3 for the amount best interest* of Canada will be served by an immediate and substantial re you had expected to pay for one. Plenty of style's for the bobbed hair girl; also duction In the tariff on the neces­ matronly models in all the latest Spring colors as well as black and black and white. saries of life. Including foodstuffs, clothing and building materials; These Spring Topcoats Selling Saturday at See some of the Hats displayed in our windows, and be here earl)’ in the morning for "And further it is desired: your best choice. -Bargain Basement "<») That the income tax**hould b<> $14.75, $17.50, and $22.50, Are so readjusted as m bear more heavily on unearned Incomek Wonderful Values "(b) That unimproved land values it.chiding all natural resources should Featuring Hoiurdgy. three specially price<1 groups, of A Startling Collection of Stunning (£0 1C not be exempt from taxation; Women's and Misses Smart Spring Topcoats, in novelty “(c) That a graduated Inheritance plaid and striped effects, also plain materials. These t ix on large estates should be con coats are Indeed wonderful value and should move out Spring Millinery in the Main Salon, at... 1V "Economic Conquest** quickly Saturday at these very attractive prices. Mr. Woodeworth spoke of the SPECIALLY PURCHASED and Specially Priced for This Sale. As usual, the crown­ "economic conquest of Canada." by Sir Thomas White, Ex-Fin­ ing glory of the costume is the hat, the most important accessory. American Industries. What was the t.dvantage to Canada while tho ance Minister, Testifies at Children’s New Spring Hats at $1.90 to $3.75 Here every woman, no matter what her desire, may choose to suit her taste as to the profit* of these industries went to Shetland Wool Cardigans, color, shape and style. |!ats radiantly new, inexpressibly chic and surprisingly smart. the United State* »r«, w.tg** <>r Ca­ Home Bank Inquiry A splendid assortment of Girls' Straw Hats, in sailor and nadian laborers were forced down? ■ At $2.50 bonnet shapes; In black, navy, white and two-tone effects. The values are phenomenal. —Main Salon The bulk of CanadaV war debt w* If Id outside this country. Home day Ottawa. April 25—Sir Thomas Fine Knitted Shetland Wool Cardi­ Trimmed with ribbon streamer*. Itozen* to choose from, White, former Minister of Finance, gan*. In black, mauve, white. maize, and very reasonably priced at $1.90 lo ...... 93.75 Canada would have to face a new yesterday afternoon told Royal Com­ method for the handling of the debt, rose, grey and caramel. Excellent he declared. Privilege, .property and missioner McKeown here his reasons for not ordering an Independent in­ quality and very special value The French Salon precedent ruled in Canada. vestigation of the Home Bank. Sum­ at ...... $2.60 Girls' Gingham Dresses Will Present Imported Hats, with all the‘Hash. Verve and Inexpressible Smartness. IMMIGRATION mit rtsed they were: 10 Dozen He described the present Immigra­ 1. The apparent harmony of the At 98c board of director* of the Home Bank Typical of their ingenious French de- fl* 1 A AA ÛJOJT 00 tion policy as a "turnover" of immi­ Women’s Cotton Lisle Girls' Fancy Plaid Gingham gration iind a substitution of Immi­ subsequent to the reorganisation signers. Your inspection is invited...... OlvwU to tP^IVel/1/ Dresses for girl* 6 to 14 year* grants from Britain and Southeastern which took place in 191$; Bloomers, 59c Per Pair Stamped —French Salon Europe for native-born Canadian- a 2. The letter of Hon. T. A. Crerar of age. Have been specially pulley primarily for the advantage expressing satisfaction of the West­ Women's Fine Cotton Lisle priced to sell Saturday at. 98<*. <»f the railways ami transportation ern directors; and Bloomer*. In white, black, plnkt These are wonderful value and companies. !!♦• suggi sled that the 3. His reluctance to-interfere with mauve, grey and navy; sizes 36 to there are many smart styles to Buffet and possibly cause the failure of a HATS FOR EVERY LITTLE GIRL i. imedlate policy of Canada should 44. Made with reinforced gusset choose. On sale Saturday, provide for the expropriation of va­ bunk which, he was assured by the at ...... 98* Biggest assortment in Children's liais, at from $1.00 to ...... $4.95 cant land* so new set liera would have board, had its capital intact, Special, per |>air ...... B9«* the same advantage* as those who Sets Bargain Basement HAD CONFIDENCE settled when homesteads Were free, All New Designs should relieve the settlers for the Sir Thomas stressed the fact that “Kayser" Silk Gloves Rubber Aprons, Special 1 union of taxation, should provide he placed his ronfhlence in the re­ At for the use of the railways for the organized board, with M. J. Haney at $1.00 Per Pair At 75c The South African Plume Shop tH-ople. should make available a sup­ its head. He was aware there were ply of cheap credit and should lit- three or four loans whù h might re­ Kayser Silk Gloves, two-dorhe Rubber Household Aprons, In i reuse purchasing pdwvr at horns and sult in losses, but evep if such losses clasp*, in black, white and color*. fancy colored check patterns. 56c H««t occurred, a luipk, with unim­ Made with double tipped fingers ; They afford a splendid protec­ 747 Yates Street VICTORIA’S LARGES T MILLIN'KKY SALON Phone 2818 abroad. ^ Per Set paired ,-anitai would have been able sizes 5% to "H- Special v^lue at. tion for your house frock*. BANK FAILURES stand- the tosses and remain soD He cite dthe demend of Montreal |W pair . .''Y'i"V -'".‘ îV:".. .$1 «OO Special Martunlay at ...m* 75y newspapers that the drastic sentence Sir Thomas stated .he had laid op a bank robber should be carried down hi* policy in regard to the tie* interested in thé proposed form- years ago Informed H! J. Inndahl, out to the full, and baked what about COAST RANGE STEEL ption of the (toast Range Steel Com­ for the promoter*, that It whr not hank in a letter written February bank official* who had wrecked the 21. 1916. to James Fisher, represent CORRESPONDENCE IS pany, to develop the iron resource* wllîlng to guarantee tl}« proposed homes, uf people of Cumula. Public of British Columbia, was tabled in amount of £800,000. of £2.341.000 ing the Western director* ".In this • pinion wss grow Ing upon this matter letter." he testified, l said It was TABLEDJN OTTAWA the House of Common* yenterday first mortgage debenture* until tho h. Hwwcrted. and the Government HOLEPROOF SILK afternoon on an order for a return, Ottawa and Victoria Governments, my |H»llcy to give the reorganised would have to deal ’vtth those who board every opportunity to place the Ottawa. April 25.—Correspondence h mili.atee that the qu—Halt of » respectively, were prepared to guar­ were looting the publie on a greeter institution on a sound basis, provided o! the last several year* between the Federal Government *ub»kly to the antee like amount*. The lawt of the scale than bank robbers had the op­ industry Is still In the air. and that this, in my Judgment, was going to Government* of Great Britain, Can­ correspondence is dated about six portunity of doing. i.. possible." explained that, STOCKINGS ada and British Columbia, and par­ tho British Government nearly two week* ago. DICKIE S VIEWS under the reorganisation. James C. II i»ickle. Conservative. Na- Mason had been relieved of the gen­ IX ALL THE NEW FASHIONABLE SHADES ralnio, in discussing the budget, said eral managership *pd Mr. Haney had the I.literal Party had capitulated to assumed the presidency of the bank. Ju»t received, a shipment of Holeproof > thr free trade elements of the eoun- UNANIMOUS RESOLUTION ûiyv ^ ,uL*ttde H. J. FIELDS ANNOUNCED Daly, later president of the bank. r LOAN DECREASED IN TRAIN SMASH Presbyterian Church Gives The loan to Sir Henry Pellatt lie regarded a* somewhat unsatisfactory Native Leaders Greater because the collateral was not suffi­ Toll of Wreck in Switzerland ciently liquid He had given instruc­ Reported; Several With In­ Fulfil the promise of Voice in Control tion* that this loan should be de­ creased. juries Are in Hospital their name. Crisp, Toronto. April 25.—As â result of a discussion on the relationship of Berne. April 25.—The number of the native Christian leaders In the persons killed in the collision of two delicate morsels of foreign mission fields and the church express trains at Bellinzona yesterday, councils, the latter being composed according to revised figures, wa* entirety of missionaries, a new policy SETTLERS SHOULD sweetest corn, de­ given a* nineteen, including thirteen giving the native Christian leader* passenger* and six meipber* of .the a considerable degree of home rub- train crew. Several seriously injured lightfully toasted, all in church matters was approved by are in the hospital In a serious con­ the Board of Foreign Missions of the dition. Presbyterian Church in Canada, their goodness sealed which 1$ holding it* annual meeting SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSISTI In Toronto at Knox College. The de­ Dean Carlisle Tells Montreal MORE THAN GERMAN fresh in the package cision of the Mission Board is im­ Synod About Newcomers PROMISES DEMANDED portant In view of the fact that the Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians foe for you. Every mem­ kKNtl councils in each mission field on Prairies BY M. POINCARE have to do with the spending of Headache Colds Neuralgia Lupibago money. The new' policy adopted by Montreal. April 25.—The serious Paris. April 25.— Premier Poincare. ber of the family will the board will apply to the mission situation which exists In Western I in an election speech delivered be­ Pain Toothache fields in India. Chinn, Korea and For- Canada at theepreaent time owing to fore the Republican Federation last Neuritis Rheumatism welcome them. And the large number of settlers in that night, answered the reproach that he Accept only *'Bayer” package Ijttst year the Presbyterian General section of the Dominion who need had neglected home politics by set­ Safe^ Board allowed the Foreign Mission to be Canadtanised was described to ting forth at length the proposed which contains proven directions. the price is surpris­ Board an appropriation of $525,000. programme of the new Chamber In the Anglican Synod of Montreal by Handy "Bayer* boxes of but it is announced that for this year Dean Arthur Carlisle yesterday. the way of social and economic V >H “ ingly low. Made in It will allow only $500,000. The board Move Kupport of .the missionary legislation. Also botrottles of— 24 and* —100—Druggists. was also forced to limit appoint- movement was imperative, he de­ "At the same time" he added. "1 j Asptrle !• the trsde mark (regieterril In Cenade) of Bayer Manufacture of Mose- must repeat that the new Chamber, aeet tear Lire ter of galley l lcactd. While It le well known thet Aeplrln mean» Bayer nv-nt* to the foreign fields to three clared. manufacture, to asslet the public against Imitations, the Tablets of Barer Company Canada. They include Dr. Donald Black, son ju.st ;is the one whose mandate is Mr*. George Ferrakes of the Mis­ about to expire, will, above all, have will be stamped with their general trade mark, the ‘ Payer Cross." of Hon. F. M. Black. Provincial sionary Society stressed the urgent Treasurer of Manitoba. The men will to cast its eyes beyond the frontiers need for additional missionary work to safeguard France's rights and con­ not l»e sent unless fund* are avail­ not only among the Eskimos and In­ CANADIAN POSTUM CEREAL solidate the peace of the world." the Home Bank. Mr. Graham thee able. dian*. but among white settlers in "We shall study the new economic C.N.R. AND CHEQUES CO., Limited the western provinces and the Ori­ regime which the Treaty of Versailles stated that at the time the $1,000,004 Head Office: Toronto ÿ NO EMIGRATION entals In British Columbia. oblige* us to negotiate at an early ON THE HOME BANK cheque was draWn for deposit in the Factory: Windsor date with herself to obtain Home Bank the total amount of fur- INQUIRY PLANNED reparation* and guarantees of safety tl.f| cheques drawn on the bank used NEW DANISH without giving anyone a pretext to Ottawa, April 25.— Hon. G. P. Gra­ by the Canadian National down tg ^ '

disnpptürs aa if by magic when ■ Seventy per cent, of this cost was borne by The hal«i that my aecret bate DIFFERENCE IN MEN Allan’s Creamy Caramels, per lb...... 50* Saturday Only Adjusts with careless art From The Linn County Budget • Jo-To la used. Qaa pain*. acid ■ - the Allied and associated powers and thirty per A-tilt hts gay malignant eye r stomach, eour stomach, burning and Some men. like eloeetl .ear* ami some chew ce&t. by Germany and the Central Power*. While skipping through my beer». all after-eating die tree* relieved —James Leo Duff. tobacco. . two minutes. All drug «tores. VICTORIA DAILY TIMER FRIDAY, APRIL 25,1924

| Superior Value» DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED Superior Values 1 ifsH WsSafTUO » e.«s.rPMTTrywt

Womens Summer Weight Underwear Continuing Our Sale of Womens Shoes Best Values Many Exceptional Values Women’s Summer Weight Vests Women’s Summer Weight Vesta of Women's Excellent Quality Sport Oxfords in two-tone styles, with leather with low neck, opera tops and no excellent wearing quality ; fine rib, or rubber heels; shoes that regularly sold for as high as $12.00. These, sleeves, fancy yokes and headings; opera lop, low neck, short sleeves along with crepe rubber sole Oxfords of brown calf, on sale for $4.95 •also eumfy cut ; sizes lit) to 44. At, and built-up shoulder straps; sizes' eaèk ...... SOyt 36 to 40. At...... 35r Women's Low Heel Oxferd Shoes of brown or black calf; very depend­ able ; $3.00 values. For...... t------. .... $2.95 Children's Zimmerknit Bloomers Women’s Summer Weight Bloomers Women's Turn Sole Slippers in strap or toiigue effects ; smart shoes of with elastic at waist and knee, and with elastic hand at knee ; they are made with gusset : for 2 to 12 years. patent, kid or satin, with combinations of patent and grey, and patent and gusset ; very reliable make ; shades fawn. On sale, a pair...... I...... $4.95 are peach, mauve, sky, pink, white in white ...... 50<* and grey ; sizes 36 to 42. Special, For 2 to 12 years, iu navy ... 650 Military Heel Oxford Shoes of fine black kid or brown calf ; *5.00 values. a pair...... 50c —First F4oor For ...... $3.95 — Women's Shoes, First Floor

A Sale of House Dresses Which Of fers Silks at Special Prices Saturday Exceptional Values 37 36-Inch Shot Duchesse, a specially well made satin in two-tone effect ; makes ideal dresses; the shades are pink and fawn, blue and taupe, and An Assortment of House Dresses in excellent grade ; straight styles, some green and biscuit. On sale, a yard ...... $1.69 trimmed with organdie, others with contrasting shades; G»"| fJQ best grades. On sale, each ...... tpJLeOs/ Women’s Coats 40-Inch Silk Georgette, all silk, and an excellent weave1; suitable for House Dresses of ginghams, ehambrays and crepe : slipover, straight or dresses or blouses; it is shown in a full range of colors. Special value, a waistline effects; these are offered in popular shades OÛ In Favorite Styles for Spring and Summer yard ...... $1.98 and sizes 34 to 44. Each...... 38-Inch. «ll—haai. suitable for dresses .or lingerie.; an .excellent.ailk, in Gingham and Chambray House Dresses of thighest grade, plain and check shades of navy, black, white, grey, Saxe. Nile, tan, nigger, fawn, lemon effects, also a few in stripes ; «they are trimmed with CQ 1 Û and mauve. On sale, a tard...... *■...... $1.95 organdie or pique ; sizes 34 to 44. On sale at...... tpOe JL *7 $11.75 to $22.50 —Whin-wear, Flrel Floor 33-Inch Natural Pongee, a tine grade silk in a clean weave ; this is very Tltv selection of Coats we offer at Illese |mi|iiiIhv priées represent the smartest suitable for dresses or draperies. Oil sale, a yard . — ,...... $1XM> styles for the Season. They are made of excellent grade materials and the 40-Inch Silk Canton Crepe of super-quality and heavy weave ; it makes up Jersey Cloth Sweaters shades are recognised favorites Special Turkey well, and is in shades of silver, black, navy and biscuit. Special value, a .Of Fine Grade, Reduced Short Sports Costs of polo doth, made with convertible collar and trimmed on {rackets, cuffs yard ...... »...... "•...... $3.75 Luncheon 50c and collar; they liaVc bell sleeves, narrow belts and large buttons ; shades shown arc tan, —Silks, Main Floor fawn. blue. {teach and green; sizes 16 to 44. d*1 1 PTC To Sell For 19.75 0 Crfsm of Celery Coneomme Brunoi»«> Exceptional value at ...... A A e # U _ __ On Sale Saturday Filet of Salmon. /sr Roast lA'tc of I jamb à la Roebuçk Three-quarter Length Polo Cloth Coats with convertible collar, loose hack and patch pockets; Medium Weight Jeriey Cloth Veal Stew and Vegetables they arc trimmed with cable stitching, fasten with one button, and are shown d*"| /? Sweaters of superior grade ; they Roast Stuffed Turkey ill shades of sand, grey and buff. Special value, each ...... tpiUi I tf A Special Sale of Millinery Saturday arc tailored in tuxedo style, with Bread Sauce Fresh Spinach Fancy Stripe Polo Cloth Coats, full length, and made with either convertible or gathered col­ 100 Only Ladies' Trimmed Hats, shades fawn, grey and sand. On pin tucks on hack, {rackets and Roast Brown, French Fried or | lars ; very dressy coats, in shades of brown and fawn, fawn and green Û* 1 Q collar ; -some liavc westee fronts Mashed Potatoes sale at, each...... $2.95 Fruit Salad and light and dark grey. Big value, each .. ;...... «P At/e • V -jhat give the sweater a dressy ap­ 125 Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, small, fashionable style*, ribbon, floral Apple Tte and t’raaiw-Chaaaa. POlo Cloth Coat* in plain shade*, wHh bell »r straight sleeves end convertible collar* ; they arc pearance ; the shades are black, Rhubarb Tart tuid embroidery trimmed and in best shades ; values to $8.50. On nary, purple, green, skddle, dark Rolls and Butter trimmed with tucks, stitching and covered buttons ; also sports style coats in stripes ami sale for...... $4.95 brown and fawn : odd sizes. Big Torn. Coffee Milk _ checks and mixtures. they have band trimmings, stitching and self trimmings. (£00 PA value, each...... \. $9.75 —Third Floor the shades being sand, fawn, smoke .and other light shades. Each...... tizAS^deVx/ — Millmtiy. First Floor —Sweaters, First Floor ______—Mantles, First Floor Hosiery Baby Boys’ Shirt On Sale Carriages Waists Saturday Ties and Belts—Good Values \ Reed and Fibre Wgrv.: Thread »Ht< . Hw, *H»*f » they hare do»We Heel», noie» and loea, a 1th - "WF hav8*r large wlwitm nf—- A Large Axsortmegt. Jfejr*! mercerised Unie hei^metl tope; *hade» are these fine Carriage» to rltoose ' Shirt Waists has arrived, and pre­ black. brown, !<•* cdtoln. suede, white and from, with frame* finished in sents many excellent values ; they Almas In; regular $2.M value, fair, fl.BO grey or ivory enamel. are made of fine material, pat­ Novelty French l Women'» Sheer Finish Hose, of lustrous Ivory or Grey Enamel Fibre Baby Carriages, with balf- terned in fancy stripe* of white, artificial nltk; they hav«< Hale garter hem. ineh rubber tire wheels, storm curtains anti tubular creamer blue, with turn-down col­ and the shades arc black, white, brown, handle* ...... $39.00 lar or free neck. Special at. each, camel, polo, grey and beige. A %iir .. 6S< $1.00 to...... $1.50 Ratines Ivory Enamel Bound Reed Baby Carriages, with 14-ineh Women’s Ribbed Lisle Hose Women's Silk Thread Hoes with Boys' Knitted Ties in fancy ami Best Values on the Market with reinforced heel», noie» and mercerised hem, seamless feet rubber tyre wheels, drop back, double spring and tubular foee; nhaden are black, brown, dub stripes. Esc I . 39c and 29c and sewn up back of leg; black, handle*. At ...... $43.90 Novelty French ratines in beautiful Parisian colorings, in fawn, sponge, mouse and light grey; regular 11.50 pair, $1.00 brown, camel, whltb, sand and Boys' High Grade Knitted Ties, broken cheeks and plaids, open drops! it eh effects ; these are Ivory Enamel Genuine Seed Baby Carriages, with re­ showing school color* in bar Fine Lisle Hose with cotton nickel. I‘er. pair...... $1.50 versible gear, tubular handle*. *torm curtain and up­ offered at less than Paris prices. On account of the depre­ garter top» and reinforced heel» stripes. Eaelt ...... 50C and toe»; »hade* are black, . Women's Pure Thread Silk holstered with corduroy. Each ...... $46.50 ciation of the French fraue wo can offer great bargains; all white, camel, polo and grey. A Hess, two styles, ribbed top. Boys' Elastic Belts in school new novelty goods and colorings. pair...... SOr seamless or wide hem. with Ivory Enamel Baby Carriage, made of genuine round stripes or plain colors ; they are Full Fashioned Fine Lisle Hose seam down back; shades are reed. |lt ha* full size body with drop back, storm cur­ made with snake fastener, and are Beautiful French Ratines, 38-inch ; special, a yard. $1.25 with widened garter top», dark grey, taupe, and purple; tain, tubular handle* and Artillery wheel*. I'phoktereil spliced toes and heels; black, regular 12.00 value. On sale for. adjustable to any size. Each, 50C Beautiful French Batines, 38-inch ; special, a yard, $1.75 brown and white. On sale at, a a pair...... TOc with corduroy and big value at ...... $05.00 —►Main Floor —Wash Good», Main Floor pair...... 76c —Hosiery, Main Floor Ivory Enamel Strollers, with reed top,-drop back and foot support ; half inch rubber tyre, wheels and tubular Swiss Embroidered Voiles handles. Each ...... $35.50 Men’s Boots and Oxfords, Ivory Enamel Reed Bulky, with drop back, top and foot These are showtf in beautiful colorings and embroidered A Bed, Spring and Mattress, $22.50 real, semi-collapsible. Special, each...... $19.50 designs ; best novelty effects.. v, A Special Offering at $5.00 36-inch, 12 colorings,'a yard ...... ! $1.95 A White or Ivory Enamel Continuous Post Steel Ivory Enamel Seed Bulky, with adjustable foot rest, full A large assortment of Men's Dress Boots—Oxfords 42-ineh, 5 colorings, a yard ...... $2.95 Bed, fitted with double woven wire spring with size scat, 12-inch rubber tyre wheels, and folding handle. Novelty Printed Voilea, ideal for Rummer dresses, in a band supports and an all-felt mattress. All the and Brogues. Made of excellent grade leathers ; Each ...... • ...... • .$15.00 showing finest workmanship, and in black or brown. great choice of medium and dark shades and designs, also standard sizes. The complete outfit ...... $32.50 in popular black and white effects ; 38 inches wide. Big —Furniture, Second Floor Full Collapsible Bulky, with drop back, foot rest, and All the best lasts and styles. Each pair a bargain, at ...... $5.00 value, a yard ...... 75c three bow hood, covered with black American cloth. —? — ~ —Watfh Good», Main Floor Each ...... , $12.90. —Main Flçor X Second Hour Toiletries and Drug Sundries A Few Slightly Damaged Rugs New Boys’ Underwear, Special Values SPECIAL LINES at Reduced Prices to Clear Seidlits Powders, two 25c Itoxes WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK Saturday for...... THE FOLLOWING LINES Sports Suits for Ten Dosen Pairs Boys’ Balbriggan Drawers, Zimmerknit One Axminater Bug, sise fi ft. x 12 ft., in a two tone blue Aromatic Caaeara, two - ounce Sea Bath Salt, violet scented: and Penman's brands ; knee length ; sizes 24 and 32. Special trellis design. Slightly damaged in shipment. Kegular 2 Sc bottle for...... 171 per large bottle...... 76c value, a pair ...... 49C *5!I.OO. On sale for...... $49.75 Finest Epsom Salta, two 25c Shem el Neaeim and Phul Nana, Men, $35.00 packets for ...... 26c tiroeemlth’s high class per­ Boys’ Natural Balbriggan Combinations, Zimmerknit brand. Two Axminater Bugs, 6 ftl It in. x It ft., two good designs. fumes; ounce...... $8.25 They have short sleeves and are knee length. All sizes on Regular *34,50, on sale at...... $29.75 Moth Balls, napthalenr; 15c per We have now a full selection pound; two pounds for .. 17< Atkinson’s White Roes, the sale Saturday a suit ...... 75< One Wilton Bug, size 4 ft. 6 in. x 7 ft. 6 in., with tan anil genuine old Rond Ht reel otto of shades in the new style Boys’ Fine White Woven Cotton "Athletic" Combinations, black coloring oil green ground. Regular *22.75. On sale Vmolia Bouquet Soap, 50c.box rose perfume. Ounce . $2.00 of three cakes for...... 2B< yRports Suits. They are made Penman's brand ; no sleeves and knee length. All sizes on for ...... $16.95 Mandarin Rouge, Bourjois, 65c sale, a suit ...... $1.15 Scott’s Emulsion, large sise for. of the best tweeds anil —Carpets, Second Floor Moth-proof Bags, a perfect • —Boys' Furnishings, Main Flour each ...... 84c Wr safeguard for your fum and worsteds. Donegal*, greys, Winter garments; a large as­ stripes, fawns, lravats anti Talcums, one-pound cans 18< sortment. China at Special Pries fancy tweeds. The tailoring INLAID UNOLEUMS is excellent and every fea­ A Wide Selection of Inlaid Linoleum, "including designs Paragon China Tea Sett, in three designs, 21 piece*. 50 Feet of Garden Hose, With ture is an indication of ex­ selected from the world’s best makes: In granite and felt Special, set ...... $9.75 clusiveness. Every man who design», a *q. yard ...... $1.75 China Cups and Bancera, with white and gold and blue 1 Couplings, $5.95 Inlaid Linoleum in a wide range of carpet, block and tile and gold band, pink and gold band. Special...... 25y* appreciates perfect cWithes ' designs, A sq. yard ...... $1.95 Dunlop 3-ply Garden Hose; guaranteed for one year. A will be more than pleased Inlaid Linoleum of extra heavy gauge. A sq. yard. $2.35 62-piece White Engliaÿ Semi-porcelain Dinner Beta. hose that will last for year* with ordinary care. Fifty with these. See them in the Inlaid Linoleum of extra heavy gauge super finish, in latest Special, a set . .7...... $7.50 riattainKJjepartmgnt. marble tile designs. A sq. yard ...... $2.59 White and Gold China Egg duns, per dozen...... 75* -Hardware, Lower Main Floor —Sain Floor ~ —T-Iboieumj. necond ...... ■ • ...... TBSi krilvi ■’ _ Joui? HâtiTtS

-| DAVID SPENCER, UMITED |: —“ te * i».as HKtw>r«wV » ri .VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 25,1924 ManySpecials s—.. IN BIO REDUCTIONS ON ARTICLES YOU USE EVERY DAY

FINEST ALBERTA SOCIAL AND PERSONAL RAISED $5,450 FOR

D. A. MacLallan of Britannia Charles Holmes Popham. vicar of the BUTTER PRETTY CEREMONY Beach arrived In Vldtona yesterday. parish. The church was beautifully Y1C1 decorated for the occasion. The^bflde R. A. A. Dean of Toledo. Ore.. Is was gowned in champagne colored Workers in Recent Drive Pound. 35C, or 3 pounds for #1.00 Big Audience Sees Presenta­ Visiting this city, 4-T -t- crepe dé Chine with picture hat and veil, and carried a bouquet of pink Hear Encouraging Reports tion to St. Joseph’s 1924 B. A. Chase, of Vancouver, regis­ and white carnations. Among the of New Building Scheme tered at the Victoria and Island Pub­ many gifts was a cheque presented •ritolic English Carbolic Soap, 2 Paradise Island Sliced Pineapple, 2 Graduates licity Bureau yesterday. * to Mr. Popham by his parishioners A very successful meeting of cap­ ‘tins for...... 3S<* a* a token of esteem. He has been large packages (six tablets), 25<* Mrs. J. Bryson of New West­ tains and workers was held at the With all the dignity that attends vicar of the parish for the past two Shredded Cocoanut, all kinds, per Vineyard Cluster Raisins, very spe­ minster. Is a guest in the city for a Young Women’s < 'hristlaft the graduation exercises of St. few days. years. pound ...... 17<^ cial, 3 pounds...... 25Ç Association yesterday afternoon at 3 Joseph's Hospital Training School + + + o’clock. After the meeting was Finest Sultana Raisins, 2 pounds Miss Kathleen and* Miss Dorn In honor of her daughter. Mary, Heinz Spaghetti, regular 25c tin for Nurses, the class of 19-24 received Mrs. W. H. Sutherland entertained a opened by Mrs. Plercy, president of Donogh motored to Duncan on the board. Mis* Agnew. chairman of for ...... 20 ç for...... 21<* their diplomas last evening In the Wednesday to attend the flower number of young people at a dance auditorium of 8t. Ann’s Academy. As show. at her home on St. James’s Street the building fund, addressed the yesterday. Heaton’s orchestra sup­ gathering giving a detailed account Steel Wool, large packet, threw times age Linen Envelopes for...... 25«* Is customary, the undergraduates Miss Carter of the nursing staff of plied the music, to which the follow­ of expenditures and receipts. The formed a background on the stage sums collected by the various cap­ ordinary size, for ...... 20«* Six Scribblers or Exercise Books th« hospital at Campbell River is ing guests danced with much enjoy­ Three-gallon Crocks, each ... 980 for the graduating class, while in' ■pending a month’s holiday in Vic­ ment: The Misses Florence Whitney, tain* and worker* was very gratjly- and Two Pencils for ...... 25<* Elinor and Nancy Johnston, Jean Ing. amounting in the aggregate lo Pond’s Vanishing Cream, regular 60c Ute foreground was massed the !>eau- toria. jar for ...... 35<* Boss Hand Cleaner, like Snap; per + + + Edwards. Rhoda Howard, Maureen $5.450, with a few- outstanding enve­ tiful floral tributes conveying con­ Mrs. Arthur Paget has returned to MeConnon. Doris Rlnee, Kathleen lopes to be returned. ThI* amount Large Writing Tablet and one Pack­ tin ...... 12* gratulations from relatives apd the city from Vancouver, where she Brown. Allecn Carruthers. May Sto- represents the personal donations friends. has been the guest of Mrs. F. Mitch- bart. Nan Eve, Gwyneth Forbes, from homes In Greater Victoria. Single out the women who choose R1GAUD MUSICAL PROGRAMME ell-Elklns for the past week. laobel Rutledge. Daley BorroWman Miss Agnew heartily thanked all cap­ odeurs and you will find almost without fail inds I Ontario and the Masters Stanley Bowers. tains and workers present and ab­ 792 I No. 25 i The first part of the evening was Mr. Jack Harrison of Fulford Har­ *1 devoted t » u d< ’ightful musical pro­ Jack Ooodacre, Gold win Tegry. sent, for the splendid Interest taken women who are bewitchingly magnetic to men bor. Salt Spring Island, Is spending Richard Moore, William Hagar, Ed­ gramme which Included piano solos and work accomplished during this the week-end in town aa the guest ward MeConnon. Edward and Arthur Estb mt •/ /*# ftll' umt fttfmmo (rutttd by Pérfmmtnt by Miss Margaret Adaln and house-to-house collection, urging all of friends. I-uundry. Henry Ruttan. Bruce and Ki$0iJ. 1A Kmt JiU P*1X, Péril, it tffmd t** (omfilttt Cocoanut Brittle, regular 40c pound Chocolate Fudge, regular 40c pound Mrs, <'i am foi .I Fennell, violin solos to go on with gpeclal effort to reach Campbell Forbes. Ralph Davis, the goal of a new Y.W.C.A; home. Uni »! mitt mtiturrtit—Ml SES A, MARY CARDES, r<>v ...... 30c for ...... 30c by Miss Caroline Porter with Miss Princess Patricia Lodge. Daughters Harold Brynjolfson and Cecil Ivlngr. and ÜS AIR EMBAUMÉ Adaln at the piano, and vocal num­ The courtesy and kindly support ol of St. George, entertained on Wed­ - - contributors was a great feature of Rum and Butter Toffee, regular 50c Neilaon'a Milk Chocolate with pea­ bers by Mis* Glady* Watson and nesday at a social and dance In honor A very pretty wedding took place Geo. Borgfeldt & Co, 14 Front St.w —Toronto,Canada Mrs. Styles Hehl w ith Mrs. A. J. Gib­ of their patron sa4nt. St. George. the campaign. Great applause wa* 0ound for...... 4IOC nuts; regular 60c pound for 45c at St. Stephen's Church, Mount New­ accorded the speaker at the close of son as. accompanist. + •?■ + ton, on Wednesday at 8.SO. when 111 East 16th Street, N«t- Y art her splendid report, the president As Dr. Stuart Kenning read the Miss Hazel Hughe* of Victoria, has 'Doris,, youngest daughter of Mr. and endorsing Misa A g new's remarks. Mr Imritmun fir lit VtnnJ Sum amj Ça*éJ* _ Christie's Sods Biscuits, regular 50c Lemon Cream names of the graduates, each in turn been the guest of Miss Lillian Hay­ Mrs. A McKensle of Saanlcilton. be­ was presented by the Right Reverend ward, 1X57 Tenth Avenue West" Van­ came the bride of Dr. Allan J. Dor­ Mrs. P, McNaughton then came to Un for...... 44<* regular 50c pound for ,.., 39C Bishop O’Donnell with a diploma, couver, for the past few days. man, son pf Mr*. J. Dorman, Linden the front and on behalf of the board while the Reverend Mother Provin­ Avenue. Rev. J. A. Bast In officiated. of director* expressed their very sin­ cial pinned on the merited medal. Mr*. Rainey of Victoria, while atJ The bride was a charming picture In cere gratitude and appreciation of fresh Rhubarb, pound ...... 5C Niee Sweet Oranges, dozen tending the convention of Federated the voluntary help so readily given BURSARY WINNERS her gown of Ivory Canton crepe w’lth Fresh Tomatoes, pouiüî .atu* Fresh Cucumbers, each .... Teachers In Vancouver, Is the guest veil and orangrf bVosomes and qouquet by captain* and workers, and In The bursary 4erne, «hole or Le.in Peameal Back Bacon, piece or bridesmaid, wore coral georgette, and ing and faithfulness with hours of year work was presented by .VIIsa wn* a visitor in Victoria yesterday, in her h*ir a bandeau of silver leave*. work that Miss Agnew ns chairman half; pound ...... 35c half: pound ...... 33c Gregory-Allen to Mis* Helen Mac­ having come down to attend the She carried a bouquet of orange and of the building fund had shown. Wild Rose Bacort, piece; pound 25c Smoked Picnic Hams, pound . 1 1C kenzie, while that given by the graduation exercises at St. Joseph s hronxe antirrhinums. Dr. R. M. Mo- Following is the list of captain* Sweet Pickled Picnic Hams at, per Iridiés* Auxiliary was presented by of his sister. Ml** Klleen Haslam Kensle, brother of the bride, sup­ who worked so splendidly; Mrs. Swift's Lard, pound ...... 17C pound ...... 13c the president. Mrs. Frank Sehl. to ported the groom. During the service Frank Andrew*. Mrs. R. R. Taylor. Mrs. Sutherland of St. James’s Or 3 pounds for...... 5Cc Mild Cheese, pound ...... 24c Miss Mabel Hartley. Mies Evelyn Nimmo sank “O Promise Mrs.' R. W. Perry. *Mrs. P. Elliott, In the valedictory read by Miss Street left this afternoon for Pen­ Me." After a reception'at the home ticton. where she will Join her hus­ Mrs. R. A. Brown. Mis* McGown. Phyllis Wight man appreciation and of the bride. Dr. and Mrs. Dorman Miss Woo«lward. M's* Thurburn. Mr*: , Bm^éïdt1* CO. gratitude was extended by the nurses band. Hon. W. H. Sutherland and left on a honeymoon trip to Shawnl- spend the week-end. Kinloch, Mrs. Woollen. Mrs. Hartley, FRESH MEATS to the Sisters of St. Ann and to the gan Lake. » Mr*. Graham, Mrs. Bradshaw. Mr*. 4- -4- 4* Phone 6521 Medical Faculty of Victoria for the Mr*. M. <*. Wilson who ha* ln-en on Cooper, Mrs. H. K. Prior. Mrs. Geo. assistance and interest ' extended Among the Jolliest of the youni Player. Mrs. Pendray, Mrs. J. L. Finest Quality New Zealand Lamb, shoulders, per pound...... 26c the nursing staff of the hospital in people’s danee* which have marked them during their three year* In Juneau, i* visiting in Victoria a* the Beckwith. Mr* F. C. Ntvln. Misa Finest Quality New Zealand Lamb, loins, per pound...... 35c training, while to the undergraduate* the passing of Ka*ter wa* that given Fawcett. Mr*. Hobson. Mrs. Mitchell. gue*t of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. last evening in the Victoria Club bv Choice Spring Lamb, forequarters, per pound...... 42C wu* liestowcd thanks for their un­ Mrs Plaaketl. Mr*. Colli*. Mrs. Cor­ Noble, Oak Bay. Mr*. M. W. Herchmer In receiving the failing help at all times. ley, Mrs. J. K- Watson, Mis* L Koyl. Prime Rib Roasts of Beef, rolledger cut straight; per pound, 24c and 18c + + •}• „ following gueats; The Mias*a Peggy Fresh Beef Brieket, pound, 8c and .HNHMSPIWQJQ In unison tb«* êtes» repealed the Mrs. Will Notman of Montreal, has Oourlay, Justa M^Keana, Nancy and 6c Florence Nightingale pledge. just returned from California, and Is Relied Oven Resets and Pot Roasts, per pound. I8e and 15c Connie Ross. Dorothy lirwnwuod, — WAR MEMORIAL Spring’s Smartest DR. McMICKING •the guest of Miss Agnew, "Schu- Pork Shoulders, per pound, 18c and...... 13 c Lucille Hall. Frances Johnston Freeh Mads Oxford Sausages, 2 pounds for . .,. , *,..... Dr A.-K. M«: Mit-king, president of hum,” Rockland Avenue, for a few Laura l»ewln. Jo Brandon. France* B.C. FEDERATION OF A meeting called by the Victoria Shoes 33<* day* before leaving for the Fast St. Joseph's Hospital Staff, then ad- Stewart. Bunnie Cmmpton, Constance Women’s Institute will be held at McMullin. Beatrice Hicks. Hope MUT&IE to SON’S dressed the gradual' •*. T<* them he The lion. Hurke-Rm-he and Mrs. the City Hall next Thuraday to Leemlng. Helen Sutherland. Mildred lies DOI UI.AN extended sincere congratulations' on Burke-Roche have left on a visit to consider the. war memorial for having completed their training in a Bell. Millicent Fnibach. KUhle^n WOMEN’S INSTITUTES Victoria. Seattle and Portland. They were ac- Regs, Violet Punnet. Prudence Rot. hospital thnt ranked second to none. rompMllHf hy their ntece, Miss Jean Kindly advice was given them as to ertson, Margaret Sanderson. Myrtle H.O. KIRKHAM & CO., LTD. their duties as nurses in the home. + + + *** Fletcher, Sara Grogan, and Me*sr> Grocery t*hone». Ill and 17, û 1 O E7____ a. ci Conway Parrott. Richard Delspeckcr, COMES INTO BEIN6 Qusen Alexandra Reviexw—The sec­ Meat Dept. 6621 as wgll ns that of cultivating a ta#g.* Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Elliott. Howe Fruit Dept., 6623 Dlfif Oft 3te for good literature, of reading the Herbert Warren. Edwin McLean, ond April meeting of Queen Alex­ ProvUton Dept. Ill, Street, announce the marriage of newspapers to keep in touch with their daughter, Isohel.Connell Elliott, Howard Harmon. Tom Wilson. Phillip andra Review, No. 11 W.B.A. was the events of th* day. of having a to Mr. Bernard Hawkins ofI»nc1on, Will*. William Pollard. John Mc­ held In the Son* of Canada tMlI hobby—thus affording new subjects England, which took place in London Mullin Edward Moore. Bite Tread- Mrs. Henderson, of Duncan, Thursday evening. Commander Mrs. well, Chris HmurthyraUe. Blair Dick­ Bloor presiding. Commander .Mr* for conversation that would elimin­ on Saturday. April 19. Chairman of New Provincial ate Lhe Inclination tv gossip and 4* -r- *f- son. Chris Feryman. Douglas Cree, Stephen and member* ''f Royal Re­ The many friend* of the Rev. A. 8. John Stewart. Thomas Watkins. view No. 18 and Victoria Review No. make them a credit to the cummun- . Organization were, present to make final ar­ Colwell»'formerly pastor of the Cm. Dot>#ld Adam*. John Billings i Van­ «Y. ------^------* -?—:— couver) arid Ilarry F&rlsh (Vuncou- rangements for a. whist drive in aid tenniel Church of Victoria, now rt- Vancouver. April 26.—Concentrated .tt8K9rjLABS*ESL...______of the Y.W.C.A. building fund to be KUMTUKSCLU» lrt‘ the-wnaWddaldv-ahaanoe of-411*. « «effort eheee-year# hMd in...th was-'YTrîiT" 'Tmrr rnr"thr-*pnrC-nf 4ne--iwe^>r»)ALft- Worship Mayor Hayward, the Right A social evening •tmwrrtw)!»- -Wtrt Whxg.—M owday uk ■ - I xx. it try your patlene*.' Is It ceived from a recent serious Illness. *■^■1 members of the Women's Institutes The montKly lmelïv'** meeting Ôrl Rev. Bishop O’Donnell extended on ~r t night at the Sailor*' Club. Esquimau, Captain of the Guard Mrs. Keatlhg worth while 1‘Untiring along with ll -f* * - of British Columbia rt?acheU fruition gave a gratifying report on the sale the Kumtuk* Club will be held on his behalf most sincere congratula­ Mrs. I a Griffiths of the city school* under the auspice* of the ladles' liny longer" Why not turn it in at the convention sewwion yesterday of work- and turned in a very sub­ Monday evening. April 28. at • te ns. « «tmblned wRh hi* own wishes Who left fur Beattie In the early part Guild for Sailors, which proved very on a new up-to-date «-hole lit eel suooeeefliil. The ctubYi store of afternoon, when by tot) oxerwhelmln* stantial sum to the guard fund. A o’clock in ike Alexandra Club. 413 for their success. He staled that: In of the week, la making a tour of In­ Top. eup water Jacket, triple oul- crockery being In need of replenish­ majority. It was decided to organize social evening Is to be held for mem­ Pemberton Building. A* matter* of hi* opinion nurses were the exem­ spection of the Seattle school* to si.te easing. All plain nickel trim­ ment, the affair look the form of a a Provincial Federation <*f Women's bers and frienda after th* next regu importance are to be considered it I» plar* of Christlan charity; that they observe the methods adopted In the hoped that every member will make ming uml a beautiful baker cup and saucer shower and a gener­ Institutes. lar meeting. The draping of the with the doctors aiui Slaters of the • special classes'’ In actual practice. ous response was made The enter­ The advisory board and executlx-e charter In memory of the late Mrs. a spécial effort to attend. hospital were nil expounding In the tainment commenced with a musical Minty was beautifully carried out by Mr*. A. F. Griffith* entertained at elected wen : Mrs. N. M. Hender highest degree the flowers and fruit* programme, which was greatly ap­ son. Duncan. V.I., chairman; Mrs. F. the guard ream. The meeting clo*ed You’re not attaching much importance New Low Price, $69.00 of Christian charity, and that the the tea hour at her home oh Dufferln preciated. every item being encored. and a social hour was spent and re­ to your work-quest unies., you’re adver­ Avenue yesterday afternoon in honor H. Fadden, Huntingdon; Mrs. H. Mc­ We make Colls, Move and Connect strenumj* training and obedience to The artists were: Ml** Maud Bland, Gregor. Penticton; Mr*. M. E. Lyne, freshments served. tising regularly! rule* for the past three year* had of Mr*. K. 8 tinsel], who Is leaving Rangée on Sunday for England. wSen her piano solo; Mr* Welch, song*. Creston. and Mrs. V. H. MclAchlan, helped greatly to form their char­ TiiHHUii" and "Heart of a Rose;" secretary. Victoria. Let Ue Do Your Next Job acter His congratulations, he ex­ guests included a few of Mrs. Hasell’a Mr*. Bowden, song, "At Eventide." tended to Miss Helen McKensle for intimate friends. Sow where a Voice is Calling." PROVINCIAL CONVENERS her honor and to Mis* Mabel Hartley, Miss Eva Bland, violin solo. Mr. A. The appointment of provincial Mrs. C. K Thomas. Rockland Ave.. who having obtained the highest II. Gaiger. comic songs. "No I Don't conveners resulted In: Agriculture, who has l*een a much-feted visitor marks during the past three years Like to Do That" and "McGlnty; Mrs. E. II. Tomer; legislation, Mre. B. C. Hardware & Paint Co., Ltd. in Winnipeg and Toronto rnr the 718 Fort Street ▼»- -»------7 who leaving the hospital wonder­ Mrs. Hoffman, songs. The Barefoot John Keen. Kaslo; Immigration. Mrs. The Range People !>ast month, returned home Wednes­ Phone 82 fully equipped for her profession. Trail" and "The Little Damosel;" J H. Porter, Burton City; Indus­ ■im day. She was met in Vancouver by The singing of the class song Master Smith, violin solo. Delicious tries. Mrs. N. M. Henderson. Dun­ Mr. Thomas'who has now left for brought the exercises to an end. refreshment* were served by the can; education. Mr*. T. Fripp. Van Seattle on business. ladles of the guild, convened by Mrs. coux-er; public health and child wel­ SOCIAL HOUR + *r + Hanna, after which dancing was In­ fare. Mr*. V. 8. .Me latch Ian; home For this pleasing event, the Misses Mrs. Rochester of Albernl. 1s a dulged in. the music being provided economics. Mrs. F. B. Fadden; pub­ DdllV McBride and Agnes Ia*e were visitor In Victoria, having come to by Mis* Hadley** orchestra. licity and national events Mrs. M. K. WETHEY’S in charge of the flurul offering*, the attend the ’graduation exercises at Wat era Naramata; Women’s In­ Condensed Mi nee Meat Misse* Margaret Johnston and* Si. Josephs Hospital, her daughter. stitutes work and method. Mrs. J. Phyllis Hodgson were flower hearers. Mis* Margaret Bedford, being a mem­ ^ D. Gordon. Victoria: community bet 15, ft K PAChAUt 15c Mis* Peggy Hodgson medal hearer, ber of the graduating class. Mrs. terment. Miss Marlon Cartwright, Miles of Albernl. was also a visitor M \M S IWO Pit.-, while Messrg. 1-Yank Hehl. T Burns. Hummerland. Charles and Arthur Fraser acted as in town for the same happy event. Safe SOU) KVf KYWMKRK RESOLUTIONS PASSED ushers. :—;— ——r— Mr. and Mr*. E. 8. V McCttntOCfc. Resolutions passed at the after­ During the- social hour spent at noon, session included one from Okan­ Milk th"«- hospital following the exercises Harb;riger Avenue, announce the B p WEEK engagement of their daughter agan Centre; that the W.l. Sf B.C. For lofante Mr*. A. C Sinclair and Mrs. J. M. endorse the resolution of the B.C, p ee tin address which was responded Fowler acted as chofierons. Beatrice Laura to Mr. Gordon A. A Invalide Cameron, only eon of Mr. and Mr*. Annual Gathering at Alexan­ Fruitgrowers’ Association .yktng for tt by Hr « Gough, after which several Members «of the graduating das* A. I» Carheron. 2024 BidmonrAWnue: aw-inertas* in the duly on fruit* and esentiition* took place. W. pr#e of 1944 included: Irene Smart. Vic­ dra House April 30 and vegetables Imported; one from South A Nutritious Dirt for All Ages. SIk. Pitney preaenfed Fl*. Green-’ The marriage ia to take place In Kerp Herlkk’» Always on Hand toria: Margaret Bedford. Albernl: Saanich, that the convention go on Ptargh a charter ♦nmrbcr wtrh g >1011 v Mower Kelowna; Utadyw Junc May 1 record a* voting «gainst the manu» Quick Lunch ; Home or Office. unqy bouquet oq the cccuslo* of her h.lvvlo.irh, Victoria : BIhM ReM, Mr j R o«nt. who Im. km •tleliix The W. Pa** l‘r<* wa* pr»>- , ... _ facture nnd sale "f ole..margarine Victoria; Gertrude Balattl, Na- spending the Winter In Los Angeles, The hop- that m-ml*r. oP|)iim«ry ,hK[ provincial (-.l-ratlon he _ •'I'c.t with her- badge and bouquet nalmo: Eileen Haslam. Nanaimo: chapter, would turn up In full force ,ormFll. frum jh„ lhal V . Pres. Sis. Parkinson wu* waslhe guest yesterday of hie niece, w.l Hr‘ ’«""''i 1 Warv tjulnn. Ilo,..-. Vnutu Wllltr- Mj;s. W. M. Laxyrence. Island Road, f,.*r ',h,e *Jinu.11 "“'T» ,of J*» Pru*, Ih, Uovrrnmrnt of B.C. be aaked to w.th a fountain |wn and W Ree. Sec. head. K. wi 1 onetanee Gosrd|H, vlnclel ( hut t*-r and that offh-re. of n,i,,-r a health Insurance ta*, Harris received and was In attendance last evening at .Daughters of St. brus* Jardi­ l.eirester. England: Mabel Hartley, primary chapter, would remember , wh,ch WOu|d place within Ih- reach niere in recognition of their holding the graduation exercise* jat 8L HHr respective offices for the p#*t Victoria: Thelma Burgess Vic­ Joseph's Hospital of hie great-niece. that they are entitled to vote at the of a|| reeldente of the ITovtnce free George Hostesses I. wo anu ft half year*. The W. I> I» toria Phyllis Wlghtman, Vic- Miss Aline Lawrence. Mr. Jim law- election, of provincial officer» and m,^l(.„, »,tendance; that the (Jov- Wa. Rowhctiom then present.-.! p.rla; Itevtha Brown. Nanaimo; rence of Vancouver. 1* aluo the guest councillor, wa» eiprc-d at the er„m,.„, p, ,.keorl* Iximbert, Vic­ The Esquimau Scottish Daughters’ and May 1. In the Alexandra House. | entrance exiaminations; that the W.L ■FL Gtoige held tbelr annual I lano sob» by Ml** <>Uv> Heeie. and toria Winifred Nicholson. Victoria; L ague gave a successful bridge and Courtney Street. foster the settlement of immigrant* BRUNSWICK .« icf lx St. Georg-- Day. April 2p duet by Mr. and Mrs. Fan thorp, in Lily ton charlebols, X-ray technician, 500 party on Tuesday in the Rex Among the plana for the meeting Is on ^ wholly or partially cleared about loo a guessing competition. Mr*. Pitney of Victoria. Theatre, under the convenerahlp of a visit fo be made to the Baanicn near settlements hyir friends, also Hon* ladier’ gjjr-prise and Mr. Hard Mrs. Johnstone nnd Mr*. Tom Scott Health Centre on Tuesday morning,1______■ COLUMBIA Georgèk Sat «own to well-itng h Kents* prise. Mis* White, i There were twelve tables of players, when the delegates will learn some- 4 ' ’ •hie*. Aft? i' tl»« banquet ' the |V,irl- prise and Fr.Ki Siplth boys* TO PRESENT PLAY the winners being: Ladles, first. thing of this unique war memorial Phonograph delivered to your . - gave a wry appropriate ad- 'prise the reni Under of the evening The ladles of St. Columba Church. Miss Rogers; second. Mrs. McGlvern; and Its progress. On Tuesday after­ home. Ytiur choice of up­ wld. h \v»« ifumpn.h <‘ to by the. was passed in dancing. Mr. and Miss third. Mrs. Walven; special. Mrs noon the executive will meet at the right Console or Table '• 8. P. Si*, l.i.wbottom W. i Wakéman and Miss E**Ut supply- Oak Bay. express gratification over|| Don’t Suffei Bcooker; gentlemen, first. Mr. L. home of Mrs. A. F. Griffith», provin­ Model* at prices from $22 I’-ru. Br»s« r. Son* of St. George Ing the music. th* advance sale Pf tickets for the ( supper| andmd playpiny to be given In Uiethe e*2?nd' Mr. Hodnett; third Mr, cial vice-president, following thu With Itching'Rm Balance over twelve months. *Sundav-A1.-.. School room next Tuesday !I Weir. Xhl' K-ime wn* preceded by a business session on . Wednesday short business meeting evening. Supper is to be served from morning the Municipal Chapter will from the previous Friday. A dance D in 7.30 ..'flw-k Uy 8t. Culumba entertain the visitor* at luncheon UseCuticui Is "announced for Friday. May 2. nnd in the afternoon they will ladies’ Aid. and the play. "Aunt | + 4* ♦ B i Susan's Visit " which will commence be the guests of Mrs. Macdonald at Hear These '&&TU1U*iVlck‘ Records To-day Final arrangements are now com Government House for tea. at H o’clock. I* to l»e given by the Dieted for the bridge and rpah Jong Ladles' Aid Society of Ontennial Mrs. Curtis Sampson will be hos­ party which the Women’s Canadian tage to.the executive and delegates “It Ain’t Unnna liain Xo Mo." Methodist Church, with the follow­ Club will hold to-morrow afternoon ing taking part: Mrs P. MacMillan. ata reception aCSl'*J4olton Combe" on “A Nmile Will Qo a l.ong, I.ong Way.** at the private dining-room of the Thursday evening. Member* of Vic­ .Mr. G. E Grist. Mrs. John Hoy, Mrs. Hudson’* Bay store. A large num­ “So Thi* la Veniee." | Cecil Johnson. Mrs. N. Phillips, Mrs. toria chapters desirous «if attending INCERSOLL ber of table* have been reserved, but Wednesdày’s luncheon at Alexandra “Whose Iz*y IK HE!" J. L. Leigh, Mr. Cecil Johnson, Mrs. there are still a few available which A. E. Humphries, Mr. Edwin Blair, House ere requested to notify their “Sobbin’ Blues." . may he secured from Mrs. C. W. regents not later than Monday morn­ Mr*. Chas. Northam. Mrs. Stubbs. Bradshaw', 4665L. Play will com­ Mr*. Thos. Bryant. Mr*. Keddy. Mrs. ing. mence at 3 o'clock promptly, and Mrs. Hebdon Gillespie and Mrs. A. Cream Cheese Clarence Harris and Mrs. Couch. players are reminded to bring their MUfllcal Mleclion. betwwn_.ru will ____ N. Mouat were appointed to carti for own scores, cards, pencils and mah the ^ transportation gyrang< ments m trramii mi •«»•». Bewrty»-—* 1An„ ^«tii When yoU 041YATB8 PHOSE 11m W. 11. Tboltlhvrrow. I - * 4» —£ - - The meeting decided to meet the re­ STREET **spreads like butter ” Th- Lof,*, art* for the benefit of The Bishop of Columbia officiated quest of the V.O.N. for an annual KÉYTL1 3449 81. t'olumhn 1 vi(lies' AM. which I» donation by a grant from the pro­ Mise M. at a pretty wedding at St Ann’s WeeiriS»e KENT'S «111.-raltilly .imletln* th* hoard of Church. French Oeek. Parksxille. on ceeds of Alexandra Roee Day. which Cer. OouS'«s has been set aside for maternity and màiuuiLta In. it^luclng lhe church Tuesday afternoon wh*xii Edith • an» View TEA KETTLE PHONOGRAPH STORE , niorlgacc,re. on which suh*ta,ntlnlvuhntiMitlal Marlon, daughter of Mr. and Mr a C, child welfare work, in which category iVvinTreW atnsuly been made. 46. Park, became the brtda or the Rev. the work of the V.O*N. belvnds. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924 —L jyi- PHONE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEPTH Prices

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Pri<*es. $3.00 to...... $5.00 New Box Suits for Misses • fawn, brown, light and mid grey, Special Fishing Baskets black and white; sixes S1,» to 7. Per long-waisted style with pleated skirt, bodice trimmed with To clear at ...... f. .$1.40 Kmart box models for-small women and misses. Made from good quality gabar­ pair ...... r ...... $4.95 scarlet or blue flannel; sizes 4. 8, 10 and 12 years. Also dine, with high collar» that fasten at neck with cord and button, trimmed with Boys* Solid Braes Reels 1$-button-length Silk Gloves three velvet dresses. In brown, henna and black; sixes 8 With click. Price ...... 50* military braid, smart two-piece tailored skirt, in navy only; Of good yualit > silk, with double and 12 years. Values to $8.96. ^4 98 Deuble and Triple Multiple sises 1 • ty.20.' Price ...... -,...... ,<••••'•...... $19.50 Other Novelty Suits at $19.50. $59.40. $69.50 apd ,...... •*•••»...... $89.60 finger tips, three ‘dome fastener* Specialist Spinning Reels " And -self points, in light mil mlU —Second Floor Prices. $2.05 to ...... $7.05 grey, mastic. pongee. black anil Large Skeleton Fly Reels Fashionable Tailored Suits white; sixes 6 to1 7Vs. Pair $2.00 Special at ...... 7. $1.05 New tailored modela, wtth three-quarter-length coat* with notch collars, with English Gunmetal Fly Reels trimmings of self material and braid, silk lined. Fmart tailored skirts. Fashioned 12-butten-length Silk Glevee Girls’ Wool Sweaters, Special at $2.98 of excellent wearing quality, with With bone handles. Pricer $1.05 in polret twill and velour, in black, ngyy. grey, and brown tweed <6OQ KA double finger tips, self points an«l 100 per cent, pure Wool Sweaters In neat coat style, small to $3.05 mixtures; sixes to 40. Price ...... *...... tPOvtdv Large Nottingham Salmon three dome fastener*; in brown, collar, two patch pockets and cross-over belt; also a few Trolling Reels light and mid grey, black and white, with tuxedo front, come in shades of American beauty, Boyish Tailored Suits sises 6 to 7H- Per pair. . $1.75 $6.50 to ...... $11.50 Haxe, rose,* navy* and heather mixtures; (g2 Kmart mannish fabrics accent the tailored lines of the new suits Blac k, na\ v 12-button-length Chemeie Silk Lines values to 15.76. Special at and brown, plain and hairline stripes are represented In this assortment. In singl - Suede Glevee 25 yards long. Price ...... 50# and double breasted and link button effects; silk lined. Tailored QQ —Second Floor , Silk Lines With three dome fasteners and *el# and wrap-around skirts; sixes 16 to 40. Price points, I* mode, grey, brown, black Priced from 75c to ...... $2.73 —Kevond Floor English Trout Flys and white: sizes 6 to 7to. Fair $1.15 Assorted modela. Price each... 7* Lisle Hose Excellent Values in Girls’ Capes and Coats Split Wing Trout Flys With wide hemmed top*, seamless z Smart Capes Navy Serge Reefers 15C to ...... 26c and reinforced, in white, black, grey, Made from durable quality all-wool Two pretty styles In durable quality Cowichan Spinners New Jacquettes and larige. navy and brown, with con­ navy serge well tailored, sises 2 to 6 No. 4 and No. 6. 'Price...... 30c trasting clocks; sixes 8^§ to 10. Per polo cloth, collars can be wxirn high “Kayser” Silk years. Price ...... - • $4.96 or low, one style has one large button Superior Trolling Spoons pair...... 75* Kmart scarlet Serge Reefers, In sixes All sisea. Price», 45* to OOr fastening and the other with six small Fibre Silk Hose 2 to 6 years. Price ...... $5.60 Clendon Stewart Spoons Cardigans With ribbed garter tops and seam at buttons and loops of self material, in All sixes Prices, 25c to...... 65«* Vests back of leg, chooee from suede, mid shades of blue, tan and fallow; sixes Serviceable Coats Brass Swivels Cardigans in line quality wool, barl: grey, beifee. brown, biuck, beaver un.l 2 to 6 years. Price ...... $5.95 One style is shown in cape effect with All sixes. Per dosen ...... 30C ami sleeves ill plain knit, front in white; size* 8Vi 1$- P»lr $1*®® large wing sleeves; smart roll collar Regular Value $3.76. Tailored Coots Heavy Jap Gut neat i-heck e'ffevts in two tone color Silk and Woel How and fastens with large novelty button, In 10-yard spools. Price - 29c , Special $2.98 Full fashioned, with frlde hemmed In polo cloth, smart two-way collar others In neat tailored styles with Vests of tine quality glove silk, Gut Trout Hooks ings. Smart .faequettes in silk anil tope, shown In mixtures of brown and raglan sleeve*, inverted pleat in raglan sleeves, convertible collar, loose with opera top or htted shoul­ AH sixes. Per dozen... .40* wool in novelty weave, collar, péplum and white, niggef and white, cover# back and all-round belt; two large back with belt in front; In shades of der straps, top neatly hem­ Trout Spinnere and sky. brown and sky and dove patch pockets. In tan and fallow tan. blue and brown; sixes 2 to- 6 and. cuffs, in plain knit. A large stitched in white, flesh, nat­ Prices, 35c to ...... 56c and white; sixes 10. Per shades: size* 6 to 14 years. Prices years. Price $7.95 -Lower Mniti Floor variety of colors to choose from. urelle and orchids, also black pair ...... $1.76 $11.95 ...... $12.95 —Second Floor with colored piping, sixes 26 Special at Sports Hoee to 4$T not all sixes In any one Full fashioned, with wide» hemmed Stone Crocks for color; value I3.7S. Special at tops, in check and stripe effect, In $4.98 . heather..mixture, fawn, brown and Smart Ribbons for Hair Bows white: sizes to 16. Pair $2.26 -Second Floor $2.98 . —Main Floor Dresden Ribbon Huitable for hair bows, in shades of sky, pink, white, Preaerve your eggs now for Winter —Second Floor mauve-and preach, 6 inches wide. Per yard ...... 59* use while prices are low. All crocks Satin Ribbon complete with cover. Two Special Values in New Over-blouses Everything in Photo In shades'xôf pink, maize, sky. paon. Haxe, grey, cream, ...... 36c Mi-Fallon else ...... Trieolette Over-blouses mauve and peach; 5 Inches wide. Per yard ...... 69c 1- gallon else ...... 40c Hudson’s Bay Wash Fabrics and klmona sleeves, front 2- gallon aise ...... 80* Fine quality material, with round neck Teffeta Ribbon * Come In shades Ginghams .1-gallon rise ...... $1.2o trimmed with two rowe of eilk braid, In shades of pink, sky. maize, white royal, brown, reseda, 29 Inches wide. In chèck and plaid red. emerald, navy and Haxe*. 5 Inches Wide, suitable for 4- gallon aixe ...... $1.60 of sand and grey, also black. Price $5.95 Vest-pecket Kodaks effects. Per yard ...... 19c From $6.75 to ...... $8.35 hair bows. Per yard ...... 45c 5- gallon else ...... $2.00 Crepe de Chine Over-bleueee ... .$2.40 27-Inch. Per yard Me Autographie Kodak* —Main Floor «-gallon aise ...... Of heavy quality crepe de Chine, «mail roll collar. V neck an.I ...... $3.80 H-lacb Per yard ...... 35c From $9.36 to ...... $32.80 8-gallon aise ktmona sleeves, collar and pepium trimmed with neat Of> ...... $4.00 uS-invb. Per yard ...... 39c Brewniee 10-gallon else ...... embroider)'; IVi shades of sand, grey *nd navy. Price .. tpOeVO Main Floor From $2.10 to ...... $6.20 —Second Floor English Crepes Kodak Self-timers - liane*Je*. 44- inches. ~ * ...... wide. Per yard ...... 36c Portrait Attachments I Our large and complete range of Children s and Misses’ Oxfords nnd Slippers will Groceries and Provisions Sandewh Suitings Price ...... 78* interest all mother» Who are careful about footwear for their children v FOR THE WEEK END New Spring Neckwear at Low Prices .26 Inches wide. In all shade». per Carrying Cases Our prices are low and quality reliable. From $1.50 to ...... $4.00 Finest Quality New Zealand Creatyi Nevetty Knit Silk Scarves Scotch Weel Scarves yard...... 45#* Photo Album» Children*» Patent Leather Slippers ery Butter, per lb...... 45c I» a large variety #*f bright col Lingerie Dimity UeS U anteed. —Main Floor atyle of shoe for school wear, smart and ser­ Swift's Premium Ham, half or whole. /' \ viceable— .per lb...... 38c rr Hudsons Bay Company's Special Lir $4.50 Oxford», sizes 11 to 2. Per pair...... $4.00 —Main Floor Brogues, sixes 11 to 2. Per pair..,...... $4.50 Breakfaet Tea, per lb...... 55c Specials in Stationery 3 lbs for ...... $1.60 —Main Floor A Great Suit Linen-finiehed Stationery Hudson's Bay Company's Freehly Reaeted Pure Ceffee, per *,b. 35c In boxes containing 24 sheets of 3 lbs. for ...... $1.048 notepaper and 24 erivevlopes. In Finest Quality B. C. Granulated Sugar. white only. Per box ...... 76* “Wearesista” Cashmere Hose for Boys and Ghrls 20-lb. paper aack ...... $1.02 I Value French Organdie Writing Tablet* Suitable tor~ Folding Into notepaper. This Is the Hose that will stand the scuffing of sturdy active children. The Men’s English Worsted Suits, With Two in suede and linen flnieh. Price 30* Idamond knee, wtth Its double thickness, ensures durable wear the point where SOAP 8PEÇ.AL French Orgondie Envelopes the greatest strain comes All pure wool genuine English Cashmere Hoee knit Five 10c Bara Wool Soap (Toilet Pairs of f tots In suede and linen finish. Pkt, 16* with a strong broad rib with a narrower rib forming a natural elastic grip. An and Bath), and 2 packets Weel —Main Floor unsurpassed value at the following prtcçs— *# Soap Flakes Sor 50C Sixes 8H to 9*. Sixes 6% and 7. *■ $30.00 Per pair ...... Quaker Brand Canned Ripe Tomatoes. Week End Drug Savings Per Mir .... ,,, $1.25 No. tin ...... 17c 90c Sixes 10 ami Kine quality Knglmli wonted, in a nice dark grey check design. Watkins' Mulsified Cocoenut Oil, valut' Sixes 7% and 8. 3 tins for ...... 50* 50c, for ...... 38c $1.00 Per pair...... Per pair ...... $05 Quaker Brand Canned Sweet Com, Expertly tailored Suits, with the best of trimmings and all- Fortran's Toeth Paste, value 30c, 23c —Main Floor No. 2 tin ...... 17c wool lining. Perfect fit guaranteed. Come in and try one on. Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, value 65o, 3 tins for.,...... 50«* All sizes, from Ilti to 44. Extraordinary valuç. ÜJQA AA for ...... 47c Quaker Brand Early. June Peae, No. 2 With two pain of panta ...... «POx/eW Bremo Seltzer, value 60c, for . 39c tin ...... 21C Fellows' Syrup of Hypephoephites. Saturday Bargains in the Boys’ Section 3 tins for ...... 60r value gl.60. for ...... $1.23 Beach Eakins Pure Strawberry or Beye' Tweed Suite WitR Two Pairs of Pants Caeteria, value 35c, for...... 28C Wool Tweed Huit* In grey, brown and groen ovrrchecks. Raspberry Jam, 4-lb. tin. spécial M. and L. Florida Water, value 11.00. at .7... . 23c A SHIRT SPECIAL Kmart belted models with yoke bPOka. Vandyke flaps on A gowl assortment of Negligee Shirts, made from good quality vén ales, for...... »...... 83c pockets. Bloomer* uqp cut full and roomy and finished at FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Mennen'e Talcum Powder, value 25c. knee with patent Governor fastener* ; irise* L'H û* 1 O Qr in blue, mauve, black pin stripes on white ground. Full cut and good for...... 19c to 34. Price, with two pair of bloomers.. WAdusafO Fancy Deeeert Apples, 3 lb», for 25c •titling, with double soft cuffs and starched neck hand; û*"| *)A Mennen'e Shaving Cream, value 36c, California Grape Fruit, 5 for.. .26c for ...... 2£|' Blue Serge Knickers Florida Grape Fruit, 8 for ...... 25c sizes 14 to 17. Price A...... ,v l .O v Perfumed Talcum, glass jar, value 60c, Thirty pair* only to *ell at this special price. Made from Sweet Navel Orange», ,>er doser.. Two for...... *...... 1...... $2.60 for ...... 37c good quality rough blue serge. Cut full and lined through­ 25C. 35C. 50C and 60* French Face Powder, value 50c...37* out, three pockets and belt loops; sixes 6 to 11 (P-| PA Jackson's Palmette Asparagus, p«r years. Per pair ...... tDXsOU English Tweed Cape English Ribbed Heather Efferveecent Sodium Pheephate, value bundle ...... IOC 50c. for ...... 38* Khaki Outing Shirts The mian'i newel shape# and lateet Mixture Hose Fine Cauliflower, each, 20* and 30C Sulphur and Mêlasses, value 30c, 23* Made from strong quality khaki denim, double sewn through­ patterns are Included in this offering. All-wool ribbed heather mixture Hoee. Green Onions, 3 bunches for....l©* Alkia Saltratee, value |1.25. for 98* out, has lay, down collar and one breast pocket; d*-g 6>F# Real Donegal tweeds In one-piece top made by a well-known English hos- Leeal Radish, per bunch 5* Glycerine and Rose Water, 4 ounces sises 12 to 14. Price ...... *...... tbJLeOO Imported Tematees, per Hr...... 30#* fityle, with good lining and unbreak- lery manufacturer; flat knit feet and All-wool Golf Hose 4 elastic-fitting tops. Shown In two for ...... 19* Fresh Rhubarb, 4 lbs. for ...... 25c uh'e peak*. Rises 0* to PJQ Golf Hose of English worsted yarns In 3-1 rib, fist knit feet; shades of heather; sixes 10 Pure Glycerine, 3 ounces for .... 19* Lecal Cucumbers, each 20* and 26r Tooth Brushes, value 25c, for ...18* a very comfortable and good wearing hose in fawn. grey. —Main Floor !.. 11 Per' pair...... Cabbage, Leeks, Turnips, Water 50c Nail Brushes, value 25c, for...... 17* Lovat and heather with contrasting colored turn- ./ Cress, Spinach, Cooking Oniene, etc. — Main Floor down tope; sixes « to 10. Per pair...... I DC —Lower Main Floor —Main Floor CANDY SPECIAL H. B. C. Freeh Turkish Delight, pei lb...... 3ÛC Join the Circulating H. B. C. Special Assorted Mixture, pec Library lb...... 300 H. B. C. Hand Rollad Assorted Chece- Thouwnde of New Books to late Creams. Special at, per lb. 47f* wletl from, including .1! the H. B. C. MixeqlFryit Drop*. special r- ■•est fiction of the day. Sub- MTSlMMl MdMfeJMfeggt f Peters' Chocolate Almond Bare, m»« • 1 1 month. - at 3 for ...... 25c —Mum Flour INCORPORATED 2ND MAY, 1670

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TIDES AT VICTORIA DISABLED STEAMSHIP WILL BE REPLACED BY ADMIRAL FARRAGUT April __ When You Try (TlmetTt|T1me.HCVt«ne HtlTiwielH Pat* ih~m. ft.lh~.~wfc rt.jh. ml fUfc. m. |

LOWER RATES EXPORTERS HOLD 2 24 7 1 8.64 4.eil#r84 7.0 20.44 1.47 7 *1 9 *2 4.0 15.38 4.9 21.19 4J 3.14 I.OtlV.lâ 3.6 16 31 1.8 31.88 ft? 8.41 1.0110.64 8 3 17 34 8.8 33.28 |l Canada Cannot Expect Lower II îîî 'jiiiîMLBHiiht Atlantic Rates With no m 4 23 7.811* 0$ 3-8 Westbound Cargo 4.28 7.7 13.64 2.8 . . 174,000,000 Feet of Lumber 4 31 7.7 14.43 2J .. . 4.60 7.4 15.13 8 0... Fort William. Ont.. April 26.—Sir Exported Past Fiscal Year 1.63 7.5M4.241*24 38 1 .. I Halford Mackihder. chairman of the 1 - - - - * 44 tiii-ri* 8.7 18 o* |j "SALUA™H47S Imperiul Shipping t'onmiittee, apeak- Vancouver. April 25. The annual ] ing at a luncheon to the Canadian «PHI 7 14 5 5 12.17 41 18.5* r* meeting of the Lumber Rxporter*' 1.27 7.71 7.48 4-6.13 i* 7 0 19.38 4 I Club yesterday, dealt with shipping Association was held yesterday when 1i .1*siM i.î» «.;«bteTipij I- you will realize the difference pr hlem.. and pointed out that Can- J. McConville. manager of the as«»i- 2 16 1 11 9 07 2.7I16.3J 7.! | a da could rot expect to lower rates ciation. reported that during the past 2.47 1.8 9.60 Î.SjlS.88 7.! between “Salade” and “just tea." \ ery. materially, while she was ship­ fiscal year the members had shippeil 117 «.o'lO.S* 1.4117.41 7.L ping millions uf bushels Hast across I74.uh0.00u feet of lumtxer front the 8 46 8 6!11 20 1 2U9.14 f.« 4.12 8.4*12 19 1.1 21 31 7.6 . . a the o suffer disappointment in the Horace Baxter. Los Angeles ' Time of sunrise and , unset (Pacifie Km press of Russia, Orientv May 1. Monday For California in Ruth’s Place; Dorothy Seattle. April 24. — Arrived: Ad­ ‘tendsrd time) at Victoria. B.C^ foe result.'' The cattle trade that Uan- Naturalist Among Saloon the month of April, 1931. Makurn Australia. May 7~ miral Rodman. In tow salvage President Jackson. Orient, May 8. üdians se» k t«» foster will only agg|-a Alexander Due South Late Saturday s ______Bun rise_____ Sunset vate. will) eastlmund freight of l Passengers steamer Na noose. Point Calvert ; Kaga Maru: Orient. May H. Frank Jl. Buck; Multnomah. Artlga*. ji tay " Hour Mia Hoar Mia. Drug Co„ Ltd.. Special Bm press of Australia. Orient very bulky nature, The present con­ Agents ditions. Vessel Due Here Monday San Francisco; Mexican. Ta come. May 15. Rea-rrâ il g viuv ut of the Adminrl Unes coastwise gehed.ii le, out of Sailed: Admiral Dewey, Robert From Far East With List Ltirkeribach. San Francisco; Hak- Victoria and Puget Sound ports1has. as the result of the mishap uta-tsu Marti. Vancouver, arhooner of 600 to the Ss. Ruth Alexander, been completed, according to \Y. N. Fanny Diitard. Alaska : Cadaretto, Tacoma ; mot or ship Okirla. Portland. Aboard the inbound Admir.il Allan, local Representative. Ketchikan, April 24 Sailed: Ad­ The Admiral Farragut will replace the Kutli Alexander until miral Watson. soiithlMiund. Saturday Will Positively Be the Oriental liner President .lack- Everett, April 24.--^Arrlx ed : Hier * son, due here April 29, are sev­ such time as she is ready once more to resume the coastwise ser- stall Seattle: motorship Frank eral passenger* of prominence in X irr. I No further adviees were received et the loeel office to-dsji Tacoma. April 24 Arrived cad- Last Day of the the Orient. The Jackson th s a ret ta. . Silverado San Francisco; rip is bringing over MW passen­ regarding the condition of the Ruth Alexander. Robert Luckenhavh, New York; All passengers have been trans­ August. Aiierdeen; Griffco, Britannia gers from the Orient, ami a ea- ferred to the 11. F. Alexander ami Beach Sailed: Mexican, Portend ; < ppaetty cargo, lie ton» of which will those still wishing to come North Kdgentooi e. Honolulu ; t'adaretta. !■«- tlMt'hargftl ;it Victoria A mall WfTl be brought direct tq Seattle by Nor ho, Everett. consignment of over ninety hags of the. II. F. Alexander leax ing San San Francisco. April 24.—Arrived all will also bt* «hi.vh.ti gt-d here. Francisco to-morrow aftern«*on. F. J. Liickenbuch Seattle; lot Purls- l‘ruminent ptiswngvra on the Jtick- There were approximately sixty Vic­ ima. Seattle; Ragle. Baltimore. .son nre. 1>. M. lliggai. « y.-munuger toria passengers aboard the Ruth President Harrison. New York; Pedro f the- Asia Banking Uotporution. at PASSENGERS IRE Alexander Chriatoplieraon. St<> Pianos at the special club price of on terms of $1(1 cash and weekly payments of Jollur Coinpuny at Sliangh.il. arcotn- wit It a large list of passenger* for New York ; Tr<»|»ical. Han Jose del tianied by his wife: lUv Gunn. ex­ debarkation at Victoria. A large Cabo. Sailed West Nilus, Marsh­ Talngtao. April 23 Sailed: City ol with no interest. There are only a few pianos left probably not enough to last manager of the Robert isdlar < *om- DUE AT QUEBEC shipment of citrus fruits ami perish­ field ; Tenyo Maru. Hongkong; Santa Spokane, Seattle. all da.' Satiirtlav—of the 100 tirât were set aside for club members. Therefore, if you ever* any at Hongkong, wool; imuled by ables will r Iso be discharged here. Rosa. New York; S«»mme. New York; Stiangltai, April 23. Sailed; Storv- n* family ; V A. Johns, Justice of Quebec. April 25—Nearl> 4,00*1 According to the rearranged sched­ expect to own a piano, now is your opportunity if you will but act quickly, before it is too Supreme Court of the l‘hllipplne Catherine <1 Sudden. Gray's Harbor. Iken, Portland, Ore. passengers are carried by the four ule the Admiral Farragut will take Ijondon. April 28.—Arrived: Alrich. Island*, accompanied by hi* wife; Canadian Pacific steamships due to late. The club will positively close Satunlax & all paeseng* rs liooked for the Ruth San Pedro. F . Jishnston. Justo e of the Su­ reach this port over the week-end. which was to have left for California preme Court of the Hu'lippine Islands, Manchester. Aptll 28—Arrived Th* largest single complement is Sunday The Farragut will leaxe 1 Craster Hall. San Francisco. iccompanletl by his wife; Charles S that of the Metagama. from Glasgow o'clock Monday night instead, uf the Hongkong. April 24.—Arrived: Indigestion Lubingler. retire*! judge of the Vnlted and Belfast, which is due here early regular sailing. Sunday morning. The States Court of China, -at Shanghai, President Grant, Seattle; Tama ha, lUltived In Two Minute, Wits Sunday morning with 2*3 cabin and Admiral Farragut will pick up the accompanied by his w‘fe; Stuart laip- 1.193 third class passengers On this San Francisco. A WEEK I4M*. I'u.ted States tuntiul at Chefoo; Ruth Alexander's schedule sailing Sydney, .xpiii 19. Arrived: Tahiti, sn-4mship there are almost 1.000 pas­ Xorf H fir oh i i>is Angeles. Mây 4 jo-ro EL Nanz. former Admira! Oriental sengers who are entitled to the $FV Sait Francisco. line agent at Singapore, accompanied Shanghai. April.22,—Arrived: Eld- Gas. acid, sour, burning stomach bonus on their arrixal in <’an«ir’egan ^lome tioys wh« will the bxal agents, Rlthet's Consoll-* ment that the salvage steamship E. E. BLACKWOOD. Agent entrain here toe Torohtot dwte*l 1 Jmtted. the l Met a tor has «ms Homer Is to be stationed permanently •13 Govern meat 8ti*e«, Victoria After disembarking tlnir thir.l of the largest «'onsginmenis for dla- in Port Angeles for use in North­ Phone Î10* ‘lass quotas, the Mlnnedosa. Mon­ vharge at Victoria that has bee« -west and Alaska Waters The vessel Cash Makes Ton a Special Accommodation is treal and Metagama will pro *>ed with bruugfit from tlu- United Klngiloi is owned by the Merrftt Chapman * their cabin passenger» to ’Montrent. for mtmth’s. There- arc 500 tens for Scott Vroporatlnn of New York, one Member Made For Additional Saloon «list barge here. She will touch at San of the greatest salvaging concern* UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Francisco before « ««rnlng to Victoria. in the world. The assignment of the ef B.C. Limited Passengers A c««n*ignment *«f 100 Ion* of b^el whip to Port Angeles i* regarded as Regular sailings from Vancouver to argo la also almard the R.M.S.P. a signal rat ognlvon «>f the fawort all East <’< set and M<.mlan«l Points. Having mail* upvi'ial avrom- Latest Shipping freighter Cardlganabir due at j ance of Northwest shipping. Khe la Logging <'snipe and i u.mcrtea as far Vancouver on Sundax Thl* - «rgo now In a ehipyanl in Sun Francisco as Prince ltu|»ert and Anyox. Regular $450 Value to mwlatiim tor lit rev firitt riais For detailed Informai hut apply Positions by Radio will «h» ti«n**hippcil from Lheu-Mtr- preparing for her Port Angeles as ItaiiPiigf-n mort* than h«*r caps' •tgnvnem. oeo. McOREOOH. Agent Club Members minai port to Victoria. Tel. 1926 Na. 1 Belmont House it y anil making fast time front KSTKVAX POINT. K pm Representatives of marine Insur GKORGR 17 OLSON Redondo for LATEST MOVEMENTS nnce coippanles *av the presence ->f the Orient, the Nippon Ynsen BelUnghnm. 860 miles from Redondo. the vessel in Washington waters will Kaislta liner Kaga Maru will KVKRKTT. San Francisco for Se­ OF C.G.M.M. SHIPS proxe an lmt>ortant factor In helping make William lleail April 30. it attle. 284 miles from Seattle. reduce marine loeaes. The Homer BO** CITY, Porllgad r « attadlans Bilusher. April 22. left will he ready day or night to go to was announced by A 11. llehh, the aid of strunded ships ami other line FYanciwo. twenty-seven miles from Munirait for Vancouver.' due at vessels in dlstreas. loeal agent. .Columbia River. Vancouver May *. The Kaga Maru lias thirty-six first OKOROK ALLKN. Portlaml (or Canadian Importer April 18. left FIRE LOSSES class passengers, which are three Shanghai, 214 miles from Columbia Vancouver f«»r Halifax ; due to arrivt- more than her capacity. The has. River. Vancouver July 16. Toronto. April 25.—Fire losses In $369 « "anadian Prospect or. April 20. 11.25 fifty-three intermediate passenger* AlhMlRAl, F1SKK. Astoria for San Canada during the week ended April and seven steerage. Francisco, 300 miles north of Sgn a.tit., arrived Genoa Bay 23 are estimated by The Monetary This trip the Kaga .Maru is making Francisco. l'ùiiadian Seigneur. April 15, ar­ Times at $352.760. compared with fast time as she will arrive April 30 W. S. PORTKR. Linn ton for Kan rival Kola*; due at Vancoux er May $521,750 th 1 previous week, and With sailings at quarantine, one day ahead of Francisco. 187 miles from IJnnton 13. $318,104 the corresponding week of Canadian Skirmisher arrived at Greatest Piano Offer Ever Made schedule. This is put down to the CANADIAN ROVKR. Astoria for 192$. San Pedro, seventy-aeven miles from Victoria this afternoon from V.K. adoption of oil burner* by the Nip­ Canadian Tran*|H>rter. April 17, left TO EUROPE N«v»r bffore ha,, w, *on» no far In offert i* epr, lal, Inducements, Think what It mean» a flrat- pon fleet tf»tr« P*e*-V-*•«»• X>»W claaa ««odar, l-iano. mad. b> on. of Ih, !—■ known firm» In i lnarta and dout.lv ,„.rw«w~l h, Glasgow Cnr Vano«»uv«-t- t MOM-MOM It LAI. Uanro consignment* aboard Hie W M a$H,l .KR S*n -FV»nrfc*« o for I in t« fO, left both them and ours.lv.» an actual ...... vm| of nearly !0 per cm. of to day'» prim- à lln»r are heavy. In «11 there are ap­ Willhrldge. 243 miles from Will Te Urrrpeel. nomltlnl cash pajm.nt the piano d.lived to your homo at one—raar wookly ptiym.nta__atm Vancouver for Sydney, Melbourne S Miv *1^ ...... proximately 4.000 tons.of cargo One lirldge. and Adelaide Pacific Coast furth.r prie eduction If you pef.r to pay falter than the club plan ».t« forth, and a aror. of hundred ami twenty-fixe tons will be K. D. KINGHLKY. Bluhlier Bay for Canadian Winner. April 21. a.m., othar Important advanta*.» Many ot.mb.ra hav. a lead y Joln.d thl» rluh We urge you to loin discharged here, while for trans­ S«n Franclaco. 172 miles from Blub arrived Yokohama. V» HellaM-t.lseeew to-day. without further delay, and e«t your piano at one. shipment o« erland to Lhe Atiaiulu l*er Hay. Canadian T'armer. April 23. H a.m., Steamship MsrlacH seaboard there are 2.600 tun*. Tacoma ♦H, Y MONT. Port Angete* for Kan left Powell River for Ocean Fait*. Jm and Vancouver consignments amount Francisco, 300 miles from San Fran- Canadian Observer March 24. 10 Msv June 38 Metagsms r« ( hfriiaari iMHilhaMiiua. Aalsrrs to 1.000 tons, while the 1.500 ltales Of a.m.. arrivetl Vanc«mved. Service silk, valued at $2.000.000 for discharge Canadian Volunteer. April 16. 5.46 May 14 June II . Melt»* at Seattle bring* the total In the Mav u June ttfr Mlnnadeea p.m.. left Astoria for Han Pedro. Isom mi raw What You Get— What You Give— neighborhood of 4.000 tons. hound Canadian Trtatper. April 24,1* a.m . Ss. Prince George Te < hrrtHHsra - •M.itthsmistan. Hamburg A straight-out saving ef $*1 on the pun tse price. A $10 bill makes you a member—-and your arrived Vancouver. leaves Vancouver every Monday Hongkong. April 24. Sailed• West Max June 4* . ■ Emniese of s 11 p.m . ralilng at Me> ?! ju«t«* 1» :>.* Bmvrtae ef France piano .1* sent to. "ydur home •af once. Kent*. San Francisco. An opportunity to still further Increase this saving MORE DIVORCE POWELL HIVER Te Belfast -litsaaew at any time by Increasing your weekly payment* New York. April 24. Sailed: Julia 190 miles from Eat even OCEAN FALLS Weekly payments of $235, with a cash reha'e Luekvnhach, Han Francisco. „ SWANSON BAY May 8 June Ï2 Mvntiatirtee and receiving a cash rebate over the counter of 10 of 231* cent» <•« all -payment* made in addi­ SHABORKK. Shanghai tor S«n SUITS IN BRITAIN ■— PRINCE RUPERT Te Ueerpasl per cent, on the extra amount paid ^ tion to the weekly schedule. pedro. 1.177 miles from San Pedro STEWART e June • . Mostreyal TttWANDA. Astoria for Chignlk Linden. .April 25 A striking fea- ANYOX Protective Insurance—4*1 vlng over the piano with­ That's the whole story as simple -as ABO. 585 miles from Chignlk. 111 •- of the ^forthcoming law tOffg ge. Print# John leaves Vanmeter < ..ly le Agent» eserywhere e out further payments, to the club members heir*, N’t »RTII WKSTKKN. Jbneaii foi bare la ’!>*• large nurabei of ,he...... I» in , Hslunlsr. May *n«l fert- j. J. FOBSTKB, ties^AgL, should he die before payments are completed, pro­ When you balance what you give by what Petersburg. 4*:» miles from Juneau suits brought by wives under the new nightiy thrrcsK r for CJP.B. SUtien. Vi vided all payments have been made up to date as you get. the difference is decidedly to the PS IN STOMIRR act Which gives women equal lights QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS Taleahene Heymeer 8 due. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS with men In grounds for divorce, AND PRINCE RUPERT Can. Pee. $»a advantage of the chih member It is simply T.effk Agents» May. 1»24 tunnel), proof of misconduct, There CITY TICKET OFFICE Half payments accepted from member* who may the co opera tlx e method of purchasing on the China and Japan ■ part of the club members that makes R pos­ ►impress of Russl* M ills Close M are early 600 undefended tllvorce 111 CloUt Ht. Telephone 1242 be taken alrk or become unemployed, for as long suits entered on the court lists. sible for ua to offer so much. y t p m due at Y«ik«*'.ms May a period as he has previously paid in full. Shanghai Mav is. H«»n*k*»ns M«> V4 Create Oat, Saurneee and Fain President Jat k*««n - Ma-l* rlo*»e M»> A plane steel free with each plane, and free <1 - The club plan enables its memlH»re to secure Hew ta Treat. x i p in : due at Vok«M«nuta Muv livery In Victoria and vicinity. If on ground fl.H>i a lovely, high-grade and fully guaranteed piano Hhei ah*. M«î ■ • !*»• ,i« >11> without making the usual sacrifices that aro ------j Africa Maru—Mallr* «. >*c May 9 Privilege of esehange at any time within one \ car customary In the effecting of such an Important Medical authorities state that nearly I |> in . due ;«l Yokohama May .1 for any other o*w piano or player-piano, without fllne-tenth* of the cases of stomach trod- Km prana of Austmlh*- Mills «'Ige Miy purchase. The pin no le guaranteed by the'1 fac­ Pit, indigestion, aourne**». iniriting, gas * 15. i p.m. due at Yokohama May Canadian Pacific Railway tory for five years. bloating, nausea, ate., are dur jo an ex- {Mhai ghal J.ureJ. flbngk«*n* June ■ ' X of hydrtK'hloric acid In the stomach .“’ resident~ — JhfTersor,k —M.ilH • lo-e Mu and not as some believe to a lack of rf|. •*6 t |. m due h1 Yokohama June I B. C. COAST SERVICE gestive juices. The del.cate stomach Hliarghat June 6. Honeltong June 10 lining I* irritated, digest ton i* delat ed PhUoc'tetea— Mall* c.Iohc May <2$. .8 8* VANCOUVER—At 2 15 p.m. and 11 46 pm dally. end food sour*, causing the disagreeable S in.; due at Yokohama June 5. H^ok- «CATTLE—At 4 30 p.m. dally ------t------——------—r ►ymptoms which evWy atomach sufferer korg June 18. * ALASKA ROUTE—Fmm Van«*«»uv**r April 25. at 9 p ut. •" OUT VOI R PIANO NOW! Alabama Main Mall* clo*c May -4. knows so well. 0C4AN FALLS-PRINCE RUPERT ROUTE—From Vancouver every Artificial digestant* are not needed In 4 p ni : due at Yokohama June * such t-asea and may do real harm Try President Grant—Ma il* • lufcf June 1. Wednesday at 9 00 pm. laying aside all digestive aids and ir-f,4 p.m ; due at Yokohama„ . JP _"June^ 13. POWELL RIVER-UNION BAY-COMOX ROUTE—From Vancouver stead get from any druggist a few , Shanghai Jure 18. llongk every Tuesday and Saturday at 11.45 p.m. ounces of Itisurated Magnesia , ,.d take Auetralia and New ZcaiMB UNION BAY-COMOX. POWELL RIVER—From Vancouver every a teaspoonful In a quarter glass of water Sonoma t Australia oah 1- Mails close Thursday at 8.30 a m. right after eating Thl* sweetens the . Mav 8. 4 pm. via S«n l ritnclsvo; due atomach. prevents the forma Go of ex- .-"ydnev Mu'1 27. WEST COAST VANCOUVER ISLAND ROUTE—From Victoria 1st. 14th. Walter F. Evans, Limited cess avid and there is no aourn ta, gas , Makura -Mail* close Max , 4 p m.. fvth each month at 11.40 p.m. FW ry tliinV in Mii.i. WWth I11»tl»à*e4 MaouaMh 44t» dfrWH «Aurklawd Ms i -sS*., frULF lELAOiPf ROUTE vxA « (iter leave» BeUevtlla.|6tMa| jgh^f »i

14. 4 p in via from victoria tl no am. v« try Tuesday calling at Port Washing take and 1* the moat efftv.eiu form vf tun Francis**»*; due WelLcgi June ». tvi. Gauges Harbor and Jl ayse lelaml 1113 Government St.—Largest Musir Heus in Wcitirn Canada -1113 Government St. magnesia f«>r >.t««mavh i»urp>«se« h |4 due H.vdney Ju'rfê Tl. THE! fell infcrmatien Fram Any Agent Canadian Pacific Railway use«l by thousand* of people who en>,y Niagara—MB1I» »!«'**'* Jr. r-c I t pm their meals with no more tear i’ md,. direcr due Auckland Jun« 51. due Syd- geattou. tAdvui • ugj June 34»...... —-

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I Malakoff of the South African Plume ESTABLISHED 1886 ■ Stiop is to go to the winner of the contest, and not as stated yesterday NEWS IN BRIEF to more than one competitor. The MOVES TO SETTLE GREAT ACTIVITY committee trusts that Uk generous Simple and Beautiful offer may act as an incentive to other The victoria Poultry Association firms. MANSELL’S ■rillw«f .KikJd a* -n, , nil|«r Hirei nag I 111jam I mmI lul.i l'i» im-i j---r . Iim l—m—man. SCHOOL TIMES IN ISLAND LOGGING nlng In the 1 -abor Hall, ltroad Street. An open invitation has boon ox* Victrola Art Models SHOE STOCK MUST BE SOLD l tended to men who nerved, overseas E. and N. Railway is Shipping Oge of the moot Interesting, A building permit hat been iaauad with the 7th Battalion, C.K.F., to at- sections of our music rooms tor a residence and Karaite on Foul tend the celebrations Jn Vancouver 300 Cars of Lumber a contains the display of new Hal Road, for Mr. (’olhert, costing Haturday afternoon to mark the anni- $5.000. Palmer and llrummond are veraary of the Imttle of Yprea. The Week f. Art Model Vlctrolas. Tasteful the contractoss. célébration which will take the form MacLean Summons School and correct designs, with rich AT REDUCED PRICES 2* j of the "trooping of the colors will J wo-tone wood panels and D-_ , ., . .. . be held under the auspices of the of- Oflicials to Report on Burn­ III spill' of the pesaimintie re­ chaste wood carvings, their WE HAVE YOUR SIZE Repevt, of the .rfpent flower .how Hc„r„ and m,„ „f the Fifth Battalion ports of threatened curtailment ■gether with other lu since, of im ; <;th „attajl,,n C.E.F.) First B.C. ing of Schools 'beauty is matched only by ..fdw " °,n, thc WSJ? 'Vf, ,h" Kegiment and l>uke of Connaught', in the logging output of the their exquisite tone. n onth y meeting of the King a een listed liy the Cliam- tnllitlamen who will take part in the cuss the latest burning of Doukhobor The Ksipiimalt anil Nanaimo her of Commerce. June 21) and 21 I celebration. schools, apparently by fanatic mem­ bers of thc sect. Railway is shipping 300 cars of ■■ SHRINEBS’ FROLIC—FRIDAY, APRIL 25 the Steam Cleaners and Dyers will "We are anxious to secure first­ lumber a week la * the Main Ian 1, meet with about 160 delegates from hand information about the situation apart fiym direct water shipments. various parts of Canada, June 16, 17 In the Doukhobor colony so I have From ("hemainus comes the new* IS and 19 the Roslcrusian Fellowship, that a contract has been let for the EVENTS TO COME will convene here. Instructed officials of that school City Hall Gossip district to come here at once," Hen. turbo-generator to he installc-d in ttv- The fifth of the Winter's series of Mail for the Canadian Government J. D. MacLean, Minister of Education new mill of the Victoria Lumber and lectures will he held in the Emmanuel l*< nrto» trawler Thicpval closes on Mayor Hayward has been Invited stated to-day. "We are anxious to Manufacturing Company. The old wharf is being removed, , anti old Baptist Church on Monday. April 28, May 1, according to an announce- to attend the adjourned meeting of get to the tiottom of the situation and planking in being torn up, and tho at 8 p.m.. when B. <\ Nicholas, editor » ■» nt by the Victoria General Post the municipalities' co-operation com­ prevent the iertfUCtUR of any mm of The Victoria Daily Times, will IVIflee this morning. The Thlepval mittee, which has been initiated un­ schools." remain» of thé boiler . house walls removed. , give "The Romance of thc Dally i‘M *‘nroute from point to point in the der Chamber of Commerce auspices. lTovlrtclal police have not re­ Quinn Newspaper.** A number of musical . Aleutian Islands, headed for Yoko The date set is next Tuesday even­ ported on the burning of the Douk- The McDonald Murphy Tagging ’ huma with Col. L. E. Broome, of the ing. hohor schools yet, hut officials of the Company in now using the wharf at items will he rendered during the Crofton, the wharf having been evening. E. Timberlake wii he chair- British world flight party. 1 Apartment of Education have no The aldermen, after hearing a re­ doubt that the fires were of an in­ brought into wpuse---- dgduring—1— the pn*t I port from Comptroller Macdonald, cendiary origin. “A Story of the First Eastertide,” have decided to retain in the esti­ Considerable activities Daughters of Englan j as u half-warmed house -both, the ornamental lake at Beacon HIM Fall Session conventions of thl* D. V*. Teachers' i The Great War Veterans’ Associa­ Park this year. Alderman Wood­ are miserable. We must have UNITARIANS HERE tion has received many complaints 1 '-deration and the Provincial 1‘arent- ward. chairman of the parks commit­ i vacher Association: plenty of light for comfort and lately relative to canvassers appeal- tee. states. The opportunity has now In Your Chicken Houses and Runs happiness.

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Cricketers Will Indians Helpless Tilden Looks tor WET SAND FOR SPEED Evenly Matched SELECTS SPRINTER Carrying the Burden for the Braves Canadian Team to Los Angeles, April 25.—“Wet sand, Clubs WiD Play for Get Into Action Before Slugging •uch as Is to be found at l^atonla Beach. Florida. Is the only possible track for drlvërs who hope to go over the Brown Trophy Again To-morrow of Detroit Boys Make Fme Showing 130 miles an hour.” This Is" the Sons of England and the Season Will be Formally Stoner Pitches Great Ball For Believes Canucks Will Beat conclusion of Hlg Haugdahl, holder Veterans in Great Shape For Opened With Three First Tigers and Hits Homer as Cuba and Force Japan in of the world's auto speed record Their Game To-morrow Division Matçhes Well; Sox do Well Davis Cup Matches of 180 miles an hour, who ha* given up his plan to try for a new Esquimau Defeated Hudson’s Albions Will Make First Trip Hubbell Twirled Fine Game Picks Japan to Win American mark In Califor- Bay Last Night in Combina­ to Duncan; Two Matches For Phillies; Jacobs Wins Zone, Unless Anderson The Scandina­ vian race driver HAUGHDAHL tion Cup Series Will be Played Here Another For Cubs Comes North had had In mind taking a whirl along Dry Lake, In Antelope Valley, California: When he found, however, that he«, could Great Interest is being aroused In King WUlow come» intc hie own AMERICAN LEAGUE By WILLIAM TILDEN elide his feet easily over the old lake the only soccer games arranged for to-morrow. The American sone of the Davis bed he abandoned the plan. to-morrow afternoon. The Hone of After being carefully laid away In New York. April 25.—The New Cup competition for 1924 Is Just as “No man," he commented, “can England. Jackson ('up holder* will cotton wool all Winter the bat* which York Yankee* defeated Boston again perfect a draw as the European wo* control an automobile on dry dirt meet the Veterans In the tinals for ware uaed to amaeh centuries or ml»* yesterday «1 to 3. Shawkey yielded the Brown Vup-rft the Royal Athletic lopsided. If the draw had been going over 130 miles an hour. The everything for duck *gg* last year only on** hit In six innings, but was Bark at 3 o'clock. sealed It could not have been Im­ wheels then stop gripping and start h ive been brought out Into the nun- Pit hard at the flnisn. proved. Six nations challenged in the The game should be keen all the light once again, -oiled up and R. H. E. to skid. No tire has been made that American sone, two of them serious way. The Veterans are anxious to morrow afternoon will t* given, Boston ...... 3 * 3 will give traction. contenders, namely Japan and Aue- , pick off at least one cup In the local chance to »how whether or not they New York ...... 8 9 * "The average person perhaps be­ series this year. They were nosed out ore good to lift out any more bolls trails. These two old rivals are lieves that a hard, smooth surface is Batteries—Ferguson. Fullerton and drawn on opposite sides of the com­ In the First Division, squeezed out to the boundary. P. L. MULQUEEN O'Neill. Plcinlch. ti haw key and Hoff­ Ideal for speed test*. On the con­ of the Jackson ('up and are now Just The season of the Victoria and petition. ami should meet again in trary, firm, wet sand Is e*sentlal to New York. April 26.—Dave John­ man, Bengough. the final round. behind the North Wards In the Com- - District Cricket Association will be reach high velocity. hi nation (’up series. If they can beat formally opened to-morrow with son at— quarter-mller of Montreal, CHICAGO WINS IN NINTH The first match bring» Cuba—new "Even lAtonla Beach Is not avail­ entry—against «’anada. 1 do hot the Hons to-morrow they will be sure three matches, two of which will be formerly of McGill and now a Rhodes 8L Louts, April 25.—Two singles, a able for record-breaking speed at all Scholar at Oxford, has been selected know much about the Cuban team, of one trophy. played on local pitches while the walk and a sacrifice gave Chicago times. It waited there a month be­ The Veterans are also anxious to third is slated for Duncan. to represent Canada at his favorite but what little I have , been able the winning run in the ninth yester­ ti>, discover lead* me to believe th it fore I happened to catch the beach break away and get going nicely for The schedule caild for the follow­ distance in the Olympic Games, ac­ day. the White: Sox defeating the exactly right. their games In the Connaught Cup cording to P. L. Mulqueen, chairman < anada. with Bill (’rocker, Rennie.. ing witch—i Browns, 5 to 4. VanglMer started well Jack Wright and laiframolse will “On the morning I made the record series. They are perfecting their Victoria and United Services, at of the Canadian Olympic committee. for the locals but had. to be relieved easily defeat the Island team. This run the tide had gone out rapidly, team play for the big matches. Jubilee Hospital. Mr. Mulqueen explained that the in the fifth after the Vases had been and ! caught1 the sand Just right. The five C*e and Incogs, at Beacon Hill. choice had been made as the result ('unad'an team of youngster» I* com­ SONS CUP FIGHTERS filled. ing to the front fast and may be^ mm suction of my tires could bo heard Cowlchan and Albion», at Duncan, of Johnson’s showing In the 400* R. H. E. mile* away, like the whine of a bul­ The Hone, however, will be a promi­ 6 10 1 a real contender In a few year*. JOURNEY TO DUNCAN yard event In the recent Oxford- ! Chicago ...... let. That was Ideal faction.” nent factor on the field to-morrow. Cambridge meet. It was decided, Mr. ; yt Louis ...... 4 11 2 Australia, with the veteran comliim- tlon of Gerald Patterson and Pat They ore great cup fighters, and the Albions will make the first trip of Mulqueen said, to name Johnson Batteries—Robertson ------and Grouse Veterans will have to have a top- the season to Duncan to meet the Canadian representative and he will {Bayne, Kolp, Vangllder and Severoid. O'Hara Wood, is the favorite of most critics to challenge the United Htatc*. notch side to breeze through with a Cowlchan eleven, whlcn Is reported be unable to compete Domln- {DETROIT STILL GOING Win. The Hone proved their âhlUty In to be very strong. The Albions will They are without the services of 3. Ion tryouts since his examinations at O. Anderson and J. B. Hawkcs. hut winning the Jackson Cup. • .cave here to-morrow morning In time Oxford will not be over until June 20. Cleveland. ------. ~Aprilr.. 25.—Cleveland The Hone and Vet* haxe met flxre to make the up-island centre before Mr Mulqueen expressed himself as could do little with Hloner yesterday number Hchlesslnger of last year s team, and a newcomer. J. Hauls, us times this season, and each have won 1 o’clock. After lunch they will ad­ «oilMl satisfiedant tufted with the way Canadian and Detroit won. 8 to 2. Cleveland Looking a game, while the other three ended journ to the playing field. n«tt7r. w”e golM. ' We u,»d five pitch. r«. Detn.lt took th. their reserve men. S n. J mnre nS>n!y.“ Mr. j had In ,h. «cond when with two In draws. showing ' how evenly The matches here should provide CHINESE MAY BE EASY matched the clubs are. In the First some splendid cricket Dust year's Mulqueen added, "hut from what Mr. «... Humer hit a homer. H K They meet China In the opening Division the teams drew on their first champions, Victoria, will oppose the Findlay, president of the Canad *" I, *tro|t . ... » 11 • match and should easily eliminate Things meeting, each scoring one goal. The United Services, whlcn will place In A.A.U tell, me rverythln,^. g.Un, *$^4".,...; •...... 9 2 the Oriental team, which Is playing Veterans copped the second by two the field a well-balanced side. Incogs, The In the Davis Cup matches for the 1622 winners, will take <»n the Five welt ae could he expected. The , Hn,„r„s_y,oner and Baseler: goals to nil. In the Jackson Cup eerie» first time. Japan drew the bye at the the teams played two hours to a one- C'a, another first -claxs side. Canadian public haa /iTfe,, thSt IFttWMW.F-dward*. Smith,Hmllh. Edmonson,1 Morton ported sport affairs and we feel l»*1 „VMn „nd Myntt. top and Mexico, another newcomer, all draw In their first engagement, awaits Australia at the bottom Over INTEREST 18 KEEN it will not fall us now while In the second the 80ns came WON ON PASSED BALL Canada will meet Japan In the up­ through with a two to one victory. Interest In cricket this year is ex­ RUBE MARQUARD ON LEFT AND JESS BARNES ON RIGHT per semifinal tie and should force the vtr- In the Combination league the team» Philadelphia. April 25.—A passed pected to be much more apparent Far East team to a bitter struggle have met once and a noe-all draw' i ball by Catcher Bruggy In the ninth Htrange how hall player» like to than in the post couple of years. The. Two castoffs from the New York Giant* arc carrying th#* pitching bur- before yielding. Japa^ is the distinct was the result. Inclusion of Cowlchan lr the first i ! allowed Rice to score from third and beat club» that have turned them Dominion Soccer ___ for the Boston Braves this year. Marquant wa* a sensation with the favorite. Rhimlsu has recovered from The game should be close and keen division will add n ht«e flavor to j igave Washington a 4 to 3. UCiaff OWf loose. • -^=: Giant* several rears ago but was stnmteer xtmnt until he landed with the th* iUnees that caused hfr* slump last all the way. The Bone claim that they llic competition, while Ac formation j ; Philadelphia yesterday. The homo Nothing gives Urban Hhocker, of Braves. Barnes, who did some good flinging for the Giant*, was traded to year, while Fukuda is a greatly 1m will win In order to properly cele­ ef the second division, which :• to j I team tied the score In the sixth when the Bt. Louis Browne, more delight Champions Will Boston last year. The Braves have little material with which to back up proved player. Okomoto and Harada, brate Bt. George.*» Day. take care of weaker clubs ns well ns flauser hit a homer with a man on the two new members of the team, than trimming the New York Yank- aetve the purpoee of bringing on the , first. their pitching staff hüt as the season wears on they may manage to keep R. H. E. are said to he very good Okomoto Is In a hard fought game et the Royal juniors, will all work towards plac from dropping into the cellar. They’re not far. from It now. the champion of India, successor to The pitching ace of the Ht. Louts Atheltle Park last evening, the Es­ mg cricket on a higher plane in Vic Meet Corinthians Washington .4 8 1 Browns was turned over to that team torts. Every effort Is to be made Philadelphia ...... 3 8 2 Hhlmlxu and according to •,8hlmmy" quimau team defeated the Hudson’s Is as good if not better than himself. by the Yankees almost as a gift Bay eleven 1-0 In a Combination Cup by the officials of .he association Batteries—Martina and Ruel; Og­ pitcher. f)uch treatment has always to ensure greater patronage at the den. Walberg, Burns and Perkins, Harada is the present champion of game. The dockers scored their lone game* and to sttmu’ate Interest In Incentive This Year For Club Japan, succeeding Fukuda. Hhlmlxu rankled In Bhocker'e breast. counter In the iniital half, and. al­ Bruggy. _ toiler Hockey British Athletes tells me that Harada 1* the equal at though the departmental store team the sport. Ball players certainly like to trim Edward Parsons, president of the to Win Connaught Cup; B.C. NATIONAL LEAGUE least of Fukuda. Certainly two strong tried hard to even up. the final association, looks forward to one of Chicago. April 23.—Ray Blade’s players to bolster up Hhlmlxu and clubs that turn ’em loose, and It's a whletle blew with no further scor­ the brightest seasons since before tho Leads in Entries ftmbie of Ormtes’ fir. coming be­ Teams to Play ting Amer Fukuda will make Japan one of the strange coincidence that they often ing. war. He considers the first division tween singles by Adanis and Friberg, strongest teams In the world. I turn the trick. For the first few minutes Esqui­ well balanced and expect* the elubs gave Chicago a 5 to 4 victory over St knowr that Canada will fight gallant­ mau pressed -hard on the Rays’ citadel, If. make a great race for the Virtue Louie yesterday. Jacobs, Beattie re- in New League Best m Big Meet ly. yet I cannot see how It wtl win It’» a cinch'that Catcher Steve ami Hlirtmpton, the Bays’ goalie. Was ...... THir^------fTlUTTproir-' -"Toronto, -April »l .-*The -Tamala ■ Cftfff. TWff HIM VliflUHT tb fonr htt»; more thn-n -on» m*4ch# . O’Neill and- - Second -.. Baseman Bill called upon to et op a tew hand shots, Telegram yesterday said that it la two of which were home runs by Australia should romp away with Wambeganns will play their heads The Rays soon struck their stride, * The Incogs will line up to-morrow the desire of the Dominion Football Blade and Hornsby. Mexico, who will place a young team off for Boston when facing Cleve­ and Waggett at the other end of the Be follows: F A. Bf.erki (captain). Association to have the Connaught R. H, £. Opening Games in Knockout Eric Liddell, Scottish Sprint In the field to-gain, experience for fu­ land thle season. ______field was given a few anxloue mo­ IrWemnen. H H Alien. R. Wenman. Cup finals played 6TT this season be­ HI Louts ...... « * 1 ture years These tWo athletee were turned ment*. At thle sta^e play was of *■ If. F. Hewitt, F. Lewln, H. O. Tracy. fore the arrival of the Corinthians. ( hlcago ...... 6 _ 9 * League Will be Staged Sensation, Racing Against A GREAT MATCH over to Boston, a tail-end ball club ding-dong nature with neither side Capt. Dormer, €». Wenman. H. Mayer If at all ixiaelble, and to this end Batteries—Bothoron and Netber- of laet year, by Cleveland. & pennant having the advantage. Ae the result each association Is asked to make an Star Field The final match between Japan contender, considered to have a good Bi«d H Holt call; Jacobs, Blade and O’hVrrell, To-morrow Night and Australia shoeld be the feature of a fast rush John Watt secured the effort to declare Its representative Hartnett. chance to finish inside the money ball In front of the Bays’ goal and WORDS FROM PRESIDENT team by the end of June. Tide means meeting of the Davis Cup competi­ REDS WIN CLOSE GAME tion. equaling in Interest the France- this year. neatly placed It In the corner of the that entries will have tu be made Im­ Ordinarily such a trade would not net. putting Esquimau one In the President Parsons has aent the Pittsburg. Aprfl~25 — Cincinnati de­ To-morrow evening the opening Philadelphia, April 26.—Eng­ Spaln tie In the Interzone final Itself. following letter to the Sports Editor mediately make a player enthuae. but things at lead. Half-time whletle blew a few British Columbia has led the way feated Pittsburg 6 to 4. yesterday In game* In the Roller Hockey Knock­ land and Scotland matched speed Contrary to all the beet critics, I of The Times: ^ a close game, which opened the home believe Japan will win. My basis, for Boston this year are different. minute»- later. with a tltal of eighteen entries, com­ out League will fiv staged at the V. to-day with some of America'» 1‘resident Bob Quinn and Manager In the second half, although the •T would deem it a great favdr If pered with five levât year and there tifason for the INrate*. Donohue and Ï.A-A. gymnasium. Victoria Weef. fleetest college runners in two the statement Is Hhlmlxu, once more you would kindly Insert the following Meadows pitched the complete game a well man. and the abeence of J. O. Le«* Kohl are men well liked to play Bays had much of the play, their is reason to believe the entries from The first game will be called at 7 of the feature events on the under. incidentally. Boston pro­ forwards lacked the final touch to letter addressed to the members of other districts will be correspondingly for both team* although the latter opening day’s progr»mmo •$ O'* Anderson on the Australian team. If the various cricket clubs connected was hard hit. The Pirates staged mues better things in a baseball their rushes. During the laet few min­ Four games will be played with University of Pennsylvania’» Anderson, Patterson, Pat O’Hara with the Victoria and District Cricket a rally In the last Inning but It fell Wobd and Brookes were playing for way. utes of the battle play wae exceed­ There is - -special------Incentive• - ... to the Stars meeting the V I.A A. and thirtieth annual relay eamivel at ingly fast and gave the smal crowd of Association. enil , clubs to enter the competitions this one short of extending the game to Australia, I would concede them the "The cricket season of V I Is about Fairfield Greyhounds playing the Franklin Field. Old-timer recall» such an Incident spectators a great deal of excitement. extra Innings. R H E Green Dragon» In the eighty-pound Cambridge University has ■ right to challenge and at least an even chance for the cup. The team as that involved one of the greatest Ockwell refereed and the teams were i lass. In the ninety-pound division combination considered fester ae follows' bright for a very successful season Cincinnati ...... \ 'J J named at the moment, with letter- characters the game haa ever pro­ An effort has been r-ade to increase the Fleetfoots will clash with the than the Oxford quartette which duced. the wonder pitcher of all Esquimau — Waggett; Carmichael receive twenty per cent of the pro­ Pittsburg ...... 4 » <> John Street Cougars. The final ga(n«- captured the Spring medley relay son and O’Hara Wood to bear the the Interest In cricket by adding a B Batteries—Donohue and Hargrave time. Cy Young. and Hosmer; 'Edwards, Meeher and ceeds of the game.______will be In the 135-pound class, he leet year. But Cambridge is ex­ burden, may not come through. division to the Saturday League. In- Meadow* and Schmidt. O'Hara Wood is not a great singles DeCoeta; Htewsrt. J. Watt, T Watt, treet should also be greatly stimu­ tween The Times and the Ht. Bats. pected to meet keener competi­ The baseball world was treated to Ruggles and Rendall. G'ANTS BEAT DODGERS The schedule of games Is as fol­ tion than the Oxonians for in player and Is troubled with a bad lated bv the Inclusion In both divi­ shoulder that may not stand up un­ a big surprise one morning to rcasl Hudson’s Ray -Bhrimpton: Haines sions of a Cowlchan team. Berlin Now Anxious Brooklyn. April 26.--Brooklyn lows: Pennsylvania State College, Oc­ that Cy Young had been traded by snd Gardiner; Provan, Obee and rnened home, season yesterday by April 28—Eighty pounds. Htars vs. der the strain. Shimizu Is callable of “I take this opportunity ef wishing cidental College ef Lee Angeles; heating both Patterson and O’Hara Boston to Cleveland. MacKay; Woodley. Woodley, llawkee. a successful season’* urteket to each losing to New York. 7 Ur 4 before I.A.A.; Fairfield Greyhound* vs. Harvard, Yele, Navy, Princeton, Being traded by Boston was a dis­ King and Hweeney. To Have Carpentier i'.'.ono fans. Four hits off Rcuther. Green Dragon*. Falcons bye; Ninety Wood I would not be surprised to club and of appealing to the mem­ Columbia and Holy Cross, see him do so. tinct disappointment to Young. How­ bers Individually to assist by every a fumble by Jones, a sacrifice and n pounds. Fleetfoots vs. John Htreet America presents an unueuelly ever, If he was to be shifted Cleve­ means In their power. Meet With Dempsey sacrifice fly gave Nrw York four Cougars: 185 pounds. Times vs. Bt. strong front. WIN THE DOUBLES land was hi» eceond choice. He nround rlth one of the original “This can he done In several ways, rune In the second Inning. R H p Pats. Erie Liddell ef Edinburgh Uni­ The Australian team will win the would then end hi» career where he Florodora Sextet, says he’s thlrty- as. for Instance: April 28—Ninety pounds, Canucks versity, British sprint champion, doubles without a shadow of a doubt New York ...... \ H vs. Time*; Burnside Monarch* vs. started it. “(a) Be on the ground In time to Paris! April 25.—The German fight will meet some of the greatest Patterson and O'Hara Wood are one No doubt there was a deep rooted We submit thle trio as the oldest start matches as near to two o’clock Brooklyn ...... • •...... * r V.I.A.A. Maroons: 110 pounds. Pi­ •printer» ih thie country in the of the finest doubles teems In the catching staff In the world. manager. Wolf, ha* offered Jack Butteries—Nebf. Ryan and Sn>der, rate* v.s. Tim*»’. V.LA.A. va. Foul ambition on t^e part of Y'oung to ae possible. This Is very Important, Dempsey fl 50.000 with $5.666 for 220-yard dash. Ineluding Bow­ world, while the Japanese are not show Boston fàhs and owner that he more eo than during the past few Peuther and Deberry. Bay Monarch* man ef Syracuee; Clarke of John good doubles players, owing to their For a minor league etor to Join a traveling expenses, to fight George* May 2—116 pounds. XM.A.A. vs. was far from through, if the incident seasons aa Summer time le not being Carpentier in Berlin, says L’Aqto. HERE’S A REAL PITCHER Hopkins, end Argue ef Ocei- faulty net attack. Which one of that happened In the first meeting big league club and Immediately win observed this year, individual bat- Oak Bay Couga*». Fukuda. Okomdto and Harada will a regular berth l* the decided excep­ The promoter hao h stadium avail-, Boston Ap«"H 2L—Huhbell'a pitch­ All of the prertmhiary gamer wttt dentaL of the two clubs Is properly lnter- thnr practice before the matetrshould able with a capacity of 76.006 per- ing. fielding and betting for Phila­ tw tnted in the- singles will-only be tion Most players, regardless of not be allowed to Interfere with a be played at the V I.A.A gymnasium. determined at the last moment, al prstsd.---- ^— ------(TfeTFlflittirat abtttty, must go through delphia were big factors In the Victoria West, and another draw will The game wae played at Boston prompt atari, neither should the Phillies’ 7 to 0 win over the Boston though I expect to see Fukuda u course of sprouts, be properly start be delayed because one or per bv made after the above games have and going into the fourth Inning 1 .raves here yestevoay. Hubbell Siki is Now Ready chosen, owing to his experience last Cleveland had a lead of a couple of schooled, before they are considered hap* two players are late^ banged out two doubles, made six been played. ___ year. Any one of the three may well capable of holding down a big league (b) When tttf eame has started Everton Football runs. It had drizzled In the third assists and put outs and scored twice To be a Good Boy win one single* Inning and was raining rather hard job. Home hlg league managers favor keep the pot boiling. Delays at tite 1 wopkl say that Patterson should sending a. player to the minora for lr, addition to holding the Braves te JAKE MEETS WILLIE when the fourth wax started. fall of a wicket are annoying ’to Star Will Coach seven hits. Williams hit two-double*. defeat whichever one !■ chosen, al­ polishing if he *howe the proper abil­ players and spectators .alike. Because He's Broke though at their beet any of them ity but Tacks experience. Others are (c) As far ns possible arrange the Halt leake City, Utah. April $*.— Realising that the veteran Young Philadelphia *...... 3 ' Willie Hoppe, world's billiard cham­ would have a chance against him was a valuable piece of pitching of the opinion that a player can alt tea interval between innings and so Montreal Eleven Boston ...... •••••••;• ® 1 Fukuda would have at least an even around on the bench, work out In avoid breaking off the game at an pion. and Jack Schaefer, of Han property, and not desiring to jeop Batteries—Hubbell and Henline Francisco, former tltleholder, will Havana. April 26.—Battling Blkl. chance against Pat O’Hara Wood. practice, and thereby absorb more of Interesting point In order to partake ardlze hla condition. UUty Evans, who the big league way* than could pos­ London, April 25 (Canadian Press fivnewlch. Lucas and O’Neill. play in an exhibition match here to­ who grew to like Havana »o well The speed and severity of the Ja­ was umpiring the game, walked out of tea. panese star would cause the soft sibly come from a season or two in Cable)--Ham Chedgsoy, outside right COAST LEAGUE day. that he refused to leave when his to him and off-hand remarked that “These are a few obvious sugges­ for the Everton soccer football team, gajn<* of the Australian to be always tho minors. tion* which. If allowed, will brighten Ix>* Angeles. April 26—Vernon manager. Boh Levy, returned to New It was raining pretty hard. left Liverpool to-day for Montreal, York, now says he Is ready to sail on th$£*-fensive. I am sure that the game and so cause the public to came up from behind In the eighth the tie will be one of the closest and Is It possible for a promising re­ take a greater interest In It. The where he will coach the Grenadier Inning with a two-run rally here seventh the Balte were leading 6 to 3 Haturday If Id»vy will cable fund* “Don’t you dare call this game Guards’ team this Summer. R. II. E most bitterly contested matafres ever cruit to be ruined or. perhape better, average secretary Is L. W. Vaughan, yesterday and defeated Han Fran for a tleket. pay hie hotel and re­ Bill,’' was hi* Immediate answer. spoiled for t»lg Teague work by too Balt Lake ...... 5 12 1 imburse friends for various police l>lay*d in the Davie Cup. It looks to of 922 Blanahard Street (phone cisco in the third game of the series, “I’ll hold thle two-run lead to the much Inactivity holding down a seat Portland ...... 13 20 1 court fine*. It was stated by a local me like a 8-1 result one way or the finish unless the park floats away. 6TI3L). He will take the scores of the 4 to 3. The— 'Hi-ats'Sea unavailingly di other with my hunch picking Japan. on the h«*hch? various matches from the news­ good bat work Kllduff and Ellison Batterie»—Ponder. Uoumbe, O’Neill, pntmoter, whom Levy aaked to look If ! ever wanted to win a ball game, Edmonton Girls H u Ivey and Jenkln»; LevercA*, PU-. after Htki. I{ Anderson Is Induced to come over papers. If there nre. any errors In co-starred with the stick, Kllduff at the last moment then Australia thla 1»' the one. There are those who will argue the scores as published, the secre­ with a homer and Ellison with two lette and Daly. The Senegalese was In trouble "When It started to drlxsle In the that l>*fty O’Dotil. recently aent back Retain the World's again yesterday. In the correctional will rule favorite. Should okomoto tary of the club or club* affected doubles and a single In four trips to INDIANS DRIVE OUT WIN and Harada prove overestimated, or third Inning, 1 prepared for a real to__ the (’oast_ League by rhe should notify him before the Wed­ the plate. court Hlkl was fined $31 on the com­ rain. I Just chased to the club house j ned Hox. Is one playei who haa had Heattlç. April 25—Hacramento was plaint of a taxicab driver who said should Hhlmlxu not recover hie form nesday following the match. Unless Basketball Title He H. K. defeated-H to 1 In » baseball game and slipped on my rubber shirt, it hiehi* big league career wreckedw by fail­ so notified he will take the new*- the negro had run a bill with him

most acreatnlng of situations, every however* Roland Travers has an un­ one of which calls forth vociferous Sporting World usually strong ronjuting net. with a applause from the delighted audi­ stries of remarkably illusions that ences. at Ringside in mystify the audience. * PLIMLEY & RITCHIE, LTD. “The <*ard" 1* an English picture There are four young members of AT THE THEATRES “Great White Way" the Douglas Dancers, who are tv be Agerits MASSEY SILVER RIBBON BIOYÇ LBS which Is starring for the first time, one of the most versatile and popular seen in a series of spuikling dance 611 View St. Phone 1707 -iit^iiiiy Gailegher counted 1 - # 4>f|mW'i-w Lew Wells is an inimitable comedians on the English stage to­ r.onoVogulst ami saxophone artist. day. Laddie Cliff, and without doubt t when he refereed tin historic Dempsey-Flrpo tight. He is shown Bailey and Thomp*. many notables in the field of sports, to Dominion Here that It move» tjulckly >" “J1* 1,1* Oasis of Biskra including Tex Rickard. Joe Humph- , that Dempsey punches daintily. revs, Irvin S. Cobb, H. C. Witwer, Simplicity of Story Is the keynote PLAYHOUSE moves so quickly that if you wink, Shown in Picture Billy De Beck, Damon Runyon. you miss a thrill* “Bugs" Baer, Kid Broad,, Tam­ surrounding Harold Lloyd’s newest , TO-NIGHT These thrills are the type used The oasis of Biskra, on the edge many Young and others. In addition, feature PaUtecoiuedy offering. "Girl j generally in serial pictures, and I ne of the Sahara desert, a sizable tourist the new film woven around life in Shy." which will be Seen at the ^K>- J Double Comedy Programme Eleventh Hour'' would have made a town, has been reproduced for New York, celebrities whose fgme in m*nion Theatre next week. A small j REGINALD HINCKS first-class serial. It docs very nicely, Norma Taliradge's latest photoplay. sports, theatricals, art. literature and however, us a feature picture. rural .community Is the background 1 Presents the Great Easter •'The Hong of I.pvet" a First National other line* of endeavor has become attraction appearing at Royal world-wide. "The Great White Way.” for most of “The action and laughs Theatre all next week. which plays at the Capitol Theatre occuring in the fun-film. Lloyd Playhouse Draws Th- miuki t square, with its milling this week, was directed by E. Mason has never made two successive pic­ Pantomime Hopper from Luther Heed’s adapta­ camels and burros and Its arcades tures remotely alike, so after Ms lust "Ali Baba and the Naughty Packed House filled with trafficking merchants; its tion of H. C. Witwer's story, ‘Cain lor Jazz Night street of the Ouled Null dancers; the and Mabel.;* is a fast moving picture hUt hit, "Why Worry?" which was cafes when.- sheiks while away the with action carrying swiftly from the produced on a lavish scale with rrpuiy ON THE SAME BILL offices of Tex Rickard in Madison hundreds of extras ami massive sets, Yeatvrda> evening, lass Night, hours playing dominoes and l>ac- carat; the cafe’s chantants, where Square Garden through the midnight he decided to turn to a simple, true- reigned supreme at the Playhouse thi dancing girls writhe to the strain* gleam of Broadway t<» Futurity .Day to-life story for his next rib wrecker. Laddie Cliff | Theatre and was greeted by a packed at Belmont Park and the big fight In "Girl Shy” Lloyd plays the rolo of blind musicians perched up on In the Best of All the English house. Everybody, audience, orches­ scene. The professional cast includes of a small town tailor apprenticed to shelves near the cafe ceilings - all Corneilles tra and actors alike all seemed to Anita Htewnrt. Oscar Hhaw. T. Roy his unde, who is bashful in the have been reproduced In Norma's have but one object in view—that was Barnes. Tom Lewis. Harry Watson. presence of the opposite sex. “The Card” a good time—and they certainly got latest photoplay. Olln Howland, Dore Davidson, liai in tact iwinfnlly so. It is All the Typical OTd Country It. The pantomime. "All Bjeba or the Norma - brought the oasis strictly Porde. Stanley Forde. Frank XN on- said to l>e an ideal role for th»,* up to date by introducing automo­ Types, Locations and Cockney Naughty Thieves.” is really a gem ol derley and Billy Gould. spectacled comedian and he no doubt Its kind, containing snupjn dialogue biles into the Hahara. As a matter Joyous Years Characters makes the most of its mirth produc­ and nq/nher* as well as some of the of act. automobiles now make the ing opportunities, for Lloyd has trip from Algeria to Biskra on régu­ Memory Contest never yet disappointed the world lai schedules. Since the war a rail­ wide army of his admirers. road has been built from Biskra to to be Held at “Girl Bhy" was directed by Fred Toggourt. many _^niles further Into From 7 to 15 Newmeyer and Sirtn Taylor, from a NOW mÆm1 USUAL tin Sahara. t... Pantages Theatre story by Taylor, Ted Wilde, Tim T the ege of «even the boy cheeked, how glad you’ll be you got It is between Toggourt and Biskra Whelan ind T--mm Graj hftl him a C.C.M. Bicycle. PLAYING I PRICES that the 'dramatic action of the pic­ Tameo Kajlyama. the Japanese Lloyd's first .Independently produced L leaves kindergarten and starts ture takes place: The work of bring­ mental marvel. who Las bee» Pathevomedv Ato school. At fifteen he ie getting A bicycle is a mighty good thing ing Biskra to Holly wood was ^nade astonishing Vantages patrons _ thi: ready to climb into long pants. for a boy or a girl—especially a possible from the thousands pf week, has arranged to etni ova >> CECIL B. DE MILLE’S photographs which Producer Joseph Victoria for the remainder of (h< Sir John Martin C.C.M. — with its smooth, easy- Production M Hehenck secured while In Algeria v vek, ami will appear In three |M*r The eight years between seven and running Triplex Hanger, its quick, two years ago. formances (it the uaual times to­ Harvey in Early Norma has also visited the Sahara morrow. it was announced this fifteen are the joyous years of his sure Hercules Coaster Brake, its and was of valuable assistance to morning Vehicle of Success life. They will pass all too quickly. strong, sturdy frame of English art director Stephen G«»osson. who To-day I» Hie las» appearance for Seamless Tubing that stands the “TRIUMPH” designed the*Biskra buildings. the remander of the Pautagcs bill Although Sir John Martln-llarvey Why not help your boy crowd all rough and tumble wear of care-free STARRING LEATRICE JOY AND ROD LA ROCQUE has been playing The Breed of the the enjoyment possible into them? Treshams" for some lime It hue nbt boyhood, the bearings of tough flint- ______ADDED ATTRACTION OE LUXE ______lost Its hold upon hi* public, and —help make them the memorable, hard steel that a file cannot cut. local playgoers are looking forward fadeless years of his life. BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN to to-morrow afternoon anti evening Drop in and see the new, dashing, Columbia when Hlr John will present, this play. Like all boys, one of his dearest sparkling C.C.M. models for Boys Announcing the Firet of the New Britieh Scenic Films Shewing ROYAL The romantic adventures of All the Beauty Spots of the British Isles ALL WEEK Raresby, the devil-may-care son of desires is to possess a real, classy and Girls—including the Curved NOW PLAYING—«15 P M. the Inf,minus Lord Tresham, forms Big Special Attract Ion bicycle—a C.C.M. Then he can join Bar model, the bicycle a boy won’t Also Felix the Cartoon Cat in "Felix Gets Broadcasted" SIR JOHN one ,.f the most thrilling, romantic nu-todramus of the modern stage in all the boyish games and sports outgrow. Prices are $15 to $20 less Su John appears as Lieut Raresb> that require a wheel. than the “peak" prices. A Big who le known as a “Rake-hell” and MARTIN “The Eleventh his Impersonation is said to he per­ Dollar’s Value for every dollar you fect—the humor, the Insolence, the How a real boy does love to get invest in a C.C.M. bravery -ahd- the carelessness a.re all out into the open spaces where he USUAL portrayed Th the superlative degree has room to Ar himself loose. How C.CJf. JOYCYCLES. too. for NOW HARVEY The peculiarity of "The Breed of the little folks too young for bi­ PLAYING PRICES Supported by Miee N. Do Silva and Hour” the Treshams" is that the hero starts he loves to fly along on his easy- CAPITOL Featuring Charlee JonW~ and cycles. Joycycles are high-gride Hie Entire London Company by being everything that a hero running C.C.M., imagining he is an should not be—a drunkard, a quarJ STARRING ANITA STEWART IN TO-NIGHT Shirley Maeon express train as he coasts down ■ tritycles. built to run as smoothly An Vp-to-the-minuto Melodrama reler. u traitor -and It needs more and easily as C.C.M. Bicycles. “A CIGARETTE MAKER S than able writing and splendid act­ hill. ROMANCE" by Lincoln J. Carter - ing to make him sympathetic—it They've made a wonderful hit I Mystery, Intrigue, Romance—It needs personality, of which Sir John Adapted From F. Marlon Craw­ And when he comes home happy Just the thing for birthday and Hat Them All—A Picture is tioesessed to a bountiful degree. THE GREAT WHITE WAY ford's Popular Novel by You Will Enjoy Of the .supporting company.- Miss as a lark, bright-eyed and rosy- other gift». Charles Hannah Its the Life—Swift, Npiey. Superb I> Silva as Betty is at. her best. TO-MORROW —ALSO-- rz_ Misa Ann Furrell is .an appealing Margaret Hungerford : Kugene Wel­ Matinee 2.30—Evening 8.30 lesley as Cornel Trmhttm. Walter “THE BREED OF THE “The Leather Pushers” Pearce as Colonel Hungerford. Fred THE NEW LEATHER TOSHERS drove i" Viscount Dorslngton, and TRESHAMS” REGINALD DENNY HTss Mary Gfgy as Helena Pterrt- -"A* f iaU-hlaodt-d iMciudiauia'.'. r-JÙ&sL imuM i l>.sW -r-sstsssc aew<*lùeiiaa# Matinee W. F. Whebell Cleveland-Columbia fOc, 75c. $1.00, $1.80 and $2.00 On the Orchestral Organ :cw Made in Canada by ' Triplex i PANTAGES CAPITOL CANADA CYCLE & MOTOR COMPANY. Lim.i.d Hanger| TO-NIGHT 7 AND 9 MooiimL Teroeto, WESTON. O.L, W,Vunrn means Next Week | Makers of High-Grade Canadian Bicycles for ZS Years. MATINEE TO MORROW AT 3 Also of C.C.M. JOYCYCLES—High-grade, Easy-running Tricycles TO MORROW NIGHT 7 and 9 —Presents ROYAL—All Next Week Tin- *1,.K*).(XKI Film Si.iisii- TAMEO KAJIYAMA Iion. Starring The Neted Japanese Cahgraph'st and Mental Ma-vet ROBERT B. HARRIS & SMITH ROLAND TRAVERS CLEVELAND AGENTS lilwelentat twtraordmary MANTELL 1220 Broad St. Phone 3177 THE POUOLA» PANCBRI, Clever Juveniles LEW WELLS, Monologue end Saxophone Eccentricities BAILEY AND THOMPSON. Comedy Singmg, Telk.ng and Dencmg We Stock Part» for All C.C.M. Bicycle» Met,lChlldrfnUlic ** ! FANTAGESCOPE ^'^Chlld^'wc *** } t ftn THETHt VICTORY CYCLE WORKS SONG-LOVE 581 Johmon St., 4 Door» Below Qovt. Jacob Aaronaon, Prop Phone 736 DOMINION Si two days forming The rêtahtlng walls! “Under the Red Robe," and |H>uring concrete for the tremen- | dous tapered pier footing for the butt 1 Bfes ISePriaceofHerry-mâlim The fiery. Impassioned k>\e of a Moham­ Coming Here Monday, of tin- draw-bridge. The butt, m it- j Cause ol medan dancing girl, daughter of a sheik, self, weighed more than seventy-IIvc and peerless beauty of the desert, for a Was Costly Film rromr anil was heavly reinforced with French leglonalfe which loads her to spurn oin*-font steel rods. Early Old Age the chieftains of her trtbe. renounce For, thi* rnlightenmrnl of photo­ other Items tn the construction of The celebrated Dr. Micheuhoff, u! ill! B«f- fll her faith and risk her fife to save the setting* were: 466,660 feet of an authority on earlv eld ag% M play pa trims who marvel at the etu- lumlier at a cost of 824.V00; 100 tout her lover and -the foreign troopiF •ays that it is “caused by poisons 6isad privions and lavish mnnhvr in which of plater at a cost of $2,666. and from the massacre at th£ hands of I It EFT n-iiui its 24.660 yards of burlap..im|H»rt«Ht from generated in tie# Intestine.” the fierce Tuareg birds - a vivid. “Vifder the Red Kobe.” -the $1.866,066 WheelWhen yeurstomach digests food ( , ji li c n h in v n a I picture_ ^ playing__ ___ at the Capital______the.... India, where it Was specially designed atre next week has been filmed, the j and woven, at a rest of $1.266. fmnhifM 1 it uïntî****^ without , two mouths' run oh t’o-mopolitan Corporation ha» com - ; ...... —• " Broadway piled some Interesting figures^. These! cuDiaic FDfil IO •ons bring ee early eld age aad Htuticiics. most of which wet new ; onnIINt rnULIU premature death. 15to20drope comes this thrilling records in the making of a photo­ of "Mgers Syrup" after meal, picturixetion of the play. themselves adequately answer IS BIG AFFAIR melees your digestion famous Stanley Way* the mooted question a* to Just how fortunes are spent on films. Parade of Band and Kiwanie Min man novel. In bringing the historical master­ piece by Stanley Weyirtun to . the '•trsle at 4.30 This Afterneon OL Cosmopolitan Corpora tun screen the Cosmopolitan Corporation which to enjoy the evening's enter­ assembled the most brilliant cast eYer prise*. rang gathered for a stage or screen 1>lay. The I ig Hhrlne Frolic which will tuinmei.t. Thirty-five t t * Californie The salarie* for Robert B. M ant ell. be held this evening at the Armories j Ir.K from a return lick "Under the John Charles Thomas and Alma promise* tn be a most delightful and ra«l,lo set. and r it glass artlclci Iluhens. the featured players, and thh ovel affair. Osant s Orc hestra will l.-ve been put Up à* awards. score of principal* and .'t.500 extra play fur dancing. This afternoon nt 4.30 o'clock th< Red Robe" players who took part In the various ISneh purchaser ««f a titkel lu the Glzeh Temple hand a»id the Klwann scene*, amounted to more than Frolic will receive minstrels will parade the streets pi Robert RMamrlL $2RO.OOO. à «niant it y of froilc money, with the city. - John Charles Thotnii The total cost of the set* was Alma Ruben»—* $243,860. The costumes, bought and .«a All Star Cast manufactured here and in France, to­ .41. Se>aea Wtlle, /ewe gether with Jewels, orfiaroehts, arm* Ns An* Slselsy W>y— ai)d other decorations, reprenented S—»» *. alas reonaaa Î an outlay of $128,666. CHILDREN CRY FOR “CASTORIA” The total location ciiets exceeded / G>»mopolltsn production i $26 606. Electricity used fo Higm and power, footed up a bill of $,11,316. Negatives and prints amounted to A Harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops $36.082. A total of nearly 360.000 feet of film at a coat of $30.600 waa con­ sumed to obtain the effects necessary for the 12.666 feet of film projected. and Soothing Syrups — No Narcotics! Seven Reels Burning Stomach The moat adjftfttlne the palace of Relieved In Two Minutes With the King was built at a cost of $27.000. It represents une. of the Mother! Fletcher's t’astorls ha Wp without opto tea. The lenutw gr»»*«** oowsAfrMHtMNt .^0*4 englnmr»- Mcr .U Romance and ———--•~/0-T0 —— log feats ever undertaken for a mo- relieve Jo-To relieve» #ae peine, acid tion picture. Two large steam •tlpsllim. Flatulency. Wind Colic Spinal Chills! •inmat'h, heartburn, after-eating dis­ shovels, working for three week*, ex­ anil Diarrhoea; IH1ÏÎBK Kcvrrlahncai arlaln* therefrom, a nifliy rexutiwin* tress and all lorma of indlueatlun cavated 185.600 cubic yards of dirt, quickly, without barm. All dew*‘ A »a4we~< wwrete-miamr amt two Xuti Uf* «tioeiac*. “natu'fel construction crew* worked twenty- assimilation

V »>i'.WNeue»rtSv*«*.-4 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924

"‘You deny it?* asked the police­ When the battery . has been man. astonished...... K- charged, that is, the specific gravity ” ‘Of course I do/ I replied. has reached the Value set by th«- Among Tartars, Tigers, manufacturer, unscrew the plug from ’ The policeman shrugged his shoul­ the socket and disconnect the clips Rambles Round Victoria der* and tufmng to his companions ordered; from the battery. Let -the. battery rest for a half hour -die fore replacing " Bring the men here and show tho H RADIO NEWS - the vent caps. It will he fhtind that Tarantulas, Bolsheviks gentleman One Eye!* during the charging of the battery it Our Scenery and Its History "And before me stood my tall, thin will bubble1 to some extent, even guide, with the face of the second, ' bubbling over the top* crlption of a charger that will enable It is therefore advisable to buy a By ROBERT CONNELL stupid with fear, peeping out behind one to give the correct charging rate In "Man and Mystery in Asia” Dr. Ossendowski, a him. I was dumb wlm À.-qoioshtneiu. large glas* or rubber tray in which Method of Charging for any size battery a few pointers the battery may be set both when "My guide, whose identity I could about storage battery care will be THE CHARM OF ISLANDS where the beautiful red seaweeds be­ Polish Professor, Describés His Thrilling Adven­ not question, really had but one eyf, given charging and when In use. It is not advisabb* to ever let the* battery fall There is a peculiar fascination gin to appear. A touch of the water A'ne red cavity of the left one teas The terminals of the battery, that below the empty rate given by the with the finger sends the hermit tures in Siberia, the Country of Convict Villages and lachrymose with a helplessly I fallen Batteries Is Useful Is tlw two upon w-hlch the wire# lead about an Island. It is not altogether manufacturer. Occasionally, the InU- - born of "Hoblnson Crusoe*." though crabs with their temporary dwellings |Uil, while the right little and sound to the set, should he given a coat of scuttling .to safety behind the shelter­ Ferocious Bandits; His Wonderful Escapes From white vaseline in order that corrosion tery should I#1 overcharged’andftiia-"* doubtless Defoe in his masterpiece ; member looked at me gaily and ntali- charged to Us fOllest extent. About ing weeds, while the more orthodox ! clou sly-. Clanking Me-fttantfclea, ne Can Easily Be Dene at Heme, But may be eilmlnateii and positive con­ focussed the feeling. The ancients Death ______Care Muet Be Taken in Work; once In six months is the correct time appreciated Islands, and not the least crablets move sideways to the crev­ I saluted me. mumbling: nections be obtained at all times. ices or show threateningly the white Houee Electricity Muet Be The vent caps on the battery— for this operation. centre «>f civilization in the Old World •’ -l i>eg your paru on for the un­ When putting th«> battery away points of their claws. In gathering a By Professor W. T. ALLISON pleasantness I have caused you.’ of Right Kind therer are thre« of these--should he whs the island of C’re^e. From those kept on the battery at all times, ex­ Ï07 any length of time It Is necessary days come* the idea of the "Islands piece of the rose-colored Geranium I "The policemen took him away. tp r o«*en. dates. We washed this all down ‘ LIFE-SAVING A LA MODE to buy a charger, ■>! aim tnlc* the It 1» to fit In the socket so .that It Personality. The possibility pf ex­ with kumysi». the ever-present bever­ wyî "ut be necessary to test for the liar to the little four-square spot. On liowskl Is at-rpresent a professor In Iwttery to a service station. ploring all its nooks and corner* apd the island of last week's visit the age of the steppes, and with Bur­ The material needed for the con­ negative and positive side of the line snowing all its flora of iand" ahd Warsaw and holds a leading place Adrift on a Baft In the Middle of the Modern Stage every time the battery is charged. rock» Bra a beautifully bended g»b- gundy and champagne, specially im- struction of a D. C. battery charger wave, it* birds npd beasts and ln- bro, the darkest parts of which are among Polish writers. Time mhnt l»orted from the town for our visit.” Mark the plug with a little red paint hang very heevv on hi* hands Just depend* upon the «barging rate of savtr. ard the strango and grotesque very like the almost black base of the battery. When buying a battery on the aide that fits in the plug, animal* of the water, give a reality now. for tills Polish professor looks th«« Queen Victoria Mgnument, with THE SHEEP AND THE SPIDER look on the ease and see If the charg­ which should also he marked. Be to (hi* ferse ôf enlargement as if iwick upon years crammed with hair­ «The kind of Interlude that Is "A very simple matter, Mias Croy­ sure that the same wall plug Is it* shimmering mother-of-pearl-like Shortly alter the date of the pro- ing rate and the specific gravity of one had been given an added sense, felspar*. Everywhere great dykes of breadth escapes. He has already «1c- sandwiched In for fifteen minute* don. to a trained •livre like myself." the brtttery are given. If not. ask the used every time, otherwise this or rather, additional eyes and limbs. iessor’• visit, Vkrainian settlers in (He ha* picked up an empty pan enow white pegmatite are met with, ScjrlhcU Ids adventure* on the long between the dance» is a musical salesman what the rate and the full marking of the plug will be of no this part of Russia made a raid on and set it on a box). varying the=r prevailing gray tones. Journey from Hiberin down into Bplrln*» herd of horses, stole some of and empty specific gravity should be; avail. ^------r- r - - A TYPICAL ISLAND Thibet anil British India In Ills Tbc curtain rises and the light "I do it simply with sticks i'ubbed Once all this rock was a slowly- them, anil in the hostilities that fol­ If a hydrometer l* not one «if the Borne such thoughts came to me cooling molten mass deep below tho thrilling escape from Bolshevik pttr- lowed'the Tartar chief lost hi* son. comes on the stage slowly. gradually together." accessories that Is in your radio “By rubbing dry sticks together! last week when visiting one of tin- surface. Its covering was removed Hiiers. This Odyssey of wild adven­ and one Of his best warriors. This is revealing a raft In the middle of the room, get one. as this is the instru­ bv the slow processes of geologic sen The dawn i* lirenklng. The Like the Indian* l*ve read about? many island which so fortunately for ture has been published under till tragic yam which I should like to ment that will aid one in keeping Vlctorian* lie adjacent to our shores. J time", as the land surfaces were e*- How wonderful you are." title "Beasts', Men rind Gods” and has , * obtain the drop rate also. few inches above the rock which It tablished their colonies upon its sur- devour them. To protect itself the gnd breathless escapes. Long be­ "Then 1 put them in the pan with One must then decide whether or­ carpeted as with some huge coarse faoe t-- grow *t leBgtk together. The tarantula builds Its barbed wire en­ "Lost! Ijoaf Alone on the Car­ bit of paper, so—" (he takes out dinary lamps are to lie used or spe­ Experimenting Eventually mo**. The needles were only half birds made their nests in Its branche» fore the Great War broke out, Us- tanglement of strong cobwebs. sendowski was a professor of geo- ibbean Hea." (In a more common­ match-box »* he speaks) ’and cial resistance units. If lamps are to their usual length, and the clumps of and its gras*. From the Mainland of Strangely enough, although the bite Solves Intricate Problem -the larger island came swimming Ibgy and a well-known explorer who place voice) "at least l think It’S the strike a match and light them.” tie used on«* must figure but Just how foliage were proportionately smaller. of this Apbler is certain death to many should lie in the elrcu|) Each In open space» the short gras* was aero»* the narrow waters the raccoon we* sent hy Count , Witte on numer­ nearly every creature it attacks, Caribbean. It looks Caribbean to me. (He light* the paper and the twigs The difficulties that confront the Lost! and not a woman in sight. . . and they blase up in a little flame lamp h- give# .■ rating. This rating studded with flowers, while In places and the mink, and finally the Indian ous expeditions to investigate the sheep are immune. "A sheep has no is found near,the lias»1 of the lamp win-less receiving amateur who is •hi* land vegetation almost met the dlWW up his canoe upon the twitch natural resources of the Tartar fear of the tarantula’s bite, and. put­ I thought that in this kind of thing Edith Croydon and Borus warm hnndlcap|»e«l by limitations of space, there 1* always a woman. Ha! their ha mis at it; she speaks). and the rating I* given in w"tts advancing line* of marine plants, led and with hi* digging tool* of stone Steopes and the vast reach/1» of Si­ ting its tongue right into thé spider’s To find the amiierage that this environment ami various other by the bladder- wrack or fucus, which or bone dug the clam from Its hhling- beria. In this volume he record* his hole. waft* until the contldcnt lord "f Wait!" ’How really wonderful!" thing*, may he great, but the trial* place. and with his well-contrived ’Yen B’* the Peruvian method. lamp will pass, divide the watt rat­ abound* on the rocks exposed be­ adventure* sir fmtr of I hew Asia tic bait le fasten* Ute warm tongue with (He taHes his spy-glass and looks ing by the voltage oi the houee cur­ that beset the transmitting amateur tween tides. The tide was low < noügh Spear of one or other of the same expeditions. For about ten years teeth and hairy feet. then, with a And now for IUM IDTilHlh." rent. if special resistance iinits are in similar circumstance* are ten to show the broad fronds of the lam­ materials won from the water the Profesear Ossendowski passed m**-f vtgtMe appreclgtton of the agreeable "By Jove! Yes! yea!. There a one "Have you foM and drink oq the used ( these mpy lie bought in- most times greater and more difficult to inaria which marks the lowest xone. flashing fish. Vuch is the typical of bf* tim« wandering over all Bi- sensation, the sheep closes Its eyes floating in the sea right there. Quick* raft. Mr. Borus" I think you are large electrical stores) divide the ome 1 while in fietweeh were the little pools history of our little island and It* life. hvrtm from ifc^eaLAIouhtaJggjA.the with enjoyment anti swallows the an­ Quick!" * ■simply superb." voltage of the line by the resistance An interesting and entertaining PatTflc and from the Indian frontier gry tarantula as we swallow a Bhie (In great excitement he run* over 1 am. Now -let me see." ( He of » he unit . The rcelelftnce 4* «fives «eeotmt of - tthstacles xm-Trounteft tn Point or Lynn haven. only, without . then becomes pink before, finally es- to the Arctic regions. When hi* to the mast, where a little looking start* taking things out of a box). in ohms. the .erectIon of ;t transmitting sta­ lemon or horseradish.** glass hangs and starts putting on a "What have we here? Tinned pate de j tablishlng it* orthodox blue. Our htothn escaped from Bolshevist Rus­ When the amiierage of each unit to tion was. given by an amateur Eng­ i trillium of the wood* l* another How would you like a slice of tar­ collar and tie. and brushing hi» hair foie gra»?-cann*d asparagus- bone­ lie used Is fourni then it is possible sia in 1929. she brought out with he r antula mutton, gentle reader? lish radio experimenter and operator. IN FIELD AND WOOD- example; first a pure white puasing as actually the only thing* which In terrible haste. ... He can’t less pheasant—flnless fish spineless to find out how manv should be used Opening a discussion at a meeting find hi# collar-stud, etc, etc., and sardines -tongueless tongue — now in order to ..Main the correct amper­ 1 slowly into pink und purple. Indeed she saved, the notes of these Asiatic THE ADVENTURE WITH of the Transmitter and Relay Sec­ .|LAND j many white flower* liecome pink with ki«-p* muttering-—) what shall It be first?" age with which to charge the battery. tion of the Radio .Society of Great expedition* and copies of five of hi* DNE EVE Merely divide the charging rate by ! age The daisy on the other hand is Work's in Russian. Reader* of this “I must keep calm—a woman’s life (Borus with great empressement Britain at the Institution «if Klectri- NATURE NOTES depend* oh my getting this collar the amiierage of one unit. This will I ;«pt to begin with a deep intense book will hold her m« mot > In grati­ Dr. Ossendowski had the happy has just laid a little white cloth on «•al Engineers on Friday, March 14. faculty of winning the confidence and a soap-lmx, and quickly spread out give the number of units to be used. | crimson and become whiter in tude. « Thl* man opened hi* remark* hy By NOBERT CONNELL 1 maturity. ecru the a (Tec lion of eacaped Tm. M« tolUInnumWbt. etoHe. says); times brightly colored, the mW oI and nearer—and she’s a peach. I use wickets on the same bperd. The mains, by no means best suited t« diversity of coloring in flowers. At doth, had n inwniirlal rminannil 1 ■îm.’iri.i■ iw.->«K-irâw«ntM ir-twr- ^ . . I muai rave. her! ,1. B>uat !.. "Ut ora Lj&Uihld Qkg flatty .1.- arrTtld transmitting requirement.*, and th< , colored petals known us the corolla, mt ■tho-number of, r,h« up -Vtcr rrt.hrated for hn ,o„ l„ thal f„ ^-v ..;„domn,;i ,uffer ,he him- piUnge fh after ~hsr. .-XL- L|.p»te df foie kras aîIlT finie** fflffiT lampslamps oror unit»units that .arc .used. The TvhYy ~rk Ft h «Ainnecflon wa* ""a water (He stands in the attitude of a per and Just a teeny üit of shelless pipe situated sixty fe. when the> "four—five—six. . . . Ah. I for­ (Borus casting his hand* to slightly higher. Bay fifteen amperes. disturbing other occupantsT Slit h y got* I’ve no swimming costume. It l* not necessary to use un ana- arrangements were tried for the sup­ jjir*-PMeage from m* lancé of ppijen Is largely dependent In a forest on the hank# of the became B^lshevlka they swept to n fancy to oM. age. This Is very j upon the activity and pursuits of Yenesel Hiver. Th*- clothing and lerribh revenge on the <’zari»t offi­ i . . Walt a hit, though!" "1 haven’t got-I haven't got -" meter because of the fact that one ply of high tension current, including (He pick* up off the raft a long, km>w* Just b*»w much current is be- dry batteries and the aeffta valve i vajiuua kinda of inscris» anti their mangled skeleton were found of a cials and military officers. It is In begin* Its floral life a pale yellow an 1 man who had been devoured by the second section of his book, which long pole with a hook on the endL IriL' put Into th" batter> by th* num­ method of feeding II.T.. all with in­ ! requirement* have in turn reactul ber of lamps or units there are In the wolves. In the pocket of the coat, describes >il* travels' iii the tiger MHa!w "Yes—yea—-you forgot—" different auc«'e**. Finally, h-1 ex­ j upon th«‘ plant. The flower has country, the nam*1 given to that sec­ (The girl I* quite near now. He pel Imenteil with n muster oscillator from the First Methodist Episcopal bet ome att ractive in color In eeent which the wolves had torn to piece* "The can opener' Great heavens, Church; Arthur IH«keley. organist. tion of Itussln which lies north of hooks her on the pole and hauls her we have no can opener! !** __ The charging boar (The girl exclaims-—) ‘n overcome the disadvantage* of the renting Ruth Markelt. sopiaro A play Insect* have in turn specialized in iIht. the brown t>ear and the sable bestow between the socket* ah«l the plant* related to their ,needs or their fbmendnwKkl. As he wa* well known, girl of course la not wet; that would "No can opener!" (and falls for­ high earth resistance. hy the J’lisadena Community Broad­ live In the same forest with the tiger, wood. The wiring should be No. 18 The circuit employed ••mboilied casters; Kdwanl Murphvy. director. power*. Thus the bee alone cun pro­ cordially hated, and badly wanted by only mess the act up). ward on the table). lamp cord or heavier. preferably the boat constrictor and the red wolf, (He settles himself more comfort­ (Borus): "Stop! Wake up! 2 choke control fur the supply of H T. Gladys Terrell, soprano; Hoi Cohen, cure cross-fertilization In certain the Bolshevik rulers of Slberid. great where there are pines and palms, Arc­ heavier The connection between the violinist. Mina Heilekeoh. pianist. rejoicing followed the discovery of ably in his chair to get a better light can open them!" from the A.C. main*. In thl* was flowers while In other* tiny beetles tic birches and tropical lime*, that charging unit and the line Is obtained found the solution of the entire From 10 to 11 p.m.—Art Hickman’s are a* effective. Spiders take ad­ the mangled skeleton and the docu­ to read by). (He make* a wild attack on the through a plug that can be screwed orchestra from the Biltniore Hotel the adventurous professor tells the problem. vantage of suitable colors to lie in ments, and the news bf his death was story of what I am disposed to pick " 'Every minute - is of vital—of tins, heating them, and stamping on Into any socket either on the wall or KGW—Morning Oregonian, Portland; published in ail the Red organs in vital'—humph, 1 must get my eye them, and biting them, etc., etc. Pres­ hanging from the ceiling. 4S2 Metre* wait for their prey or within certain out as hi* most remarkable esc#tie At 7 p.m —Forest Protection Week limits adapt themselves. For some RusiAa. But the Bolshevik* were pre­ from sudden death. He actually ently he subside* in de*|>air and col­ The connections from the unit and talk years I had in my garden a sweet- mature In their relolelng. for Pn i traveled for many days through « (He goes nnd hunts it up, polishes lapse* on the *onp-boxi the battery are preferably made j From 6 to 8 to p.m —Lecture provided feasor Ossendowski In a fight with lonely country with two t’osaacks as It and continues ) "It's no good. Miss Croydon. We through the lamp cord upon which DAILY RADIO by Extension Division. scented peony In whose large pink ! guide*, and. unknown to him. one of " ‘Of vital importance. First. It is mu*t cat the tine. two large hattery clip*.are soldered. | At 10.30 p m —Hoot Owt*. flower* a frog resplendent in emerald a Bolshevik Commissar succeeded In and gold loved to sit. No doubt hia tilling the latter Before hogpioved | these men was in reality a robber necessary to ascertain *tehether the "No, Mr Borus, not yet We ran These clips make It easier to connect j WBAP—Star-Telegram, Fort Worth. and disconnect the battery. The f**a*; 476 Metres interest was not purely aesthetic: he in he too* the wise precaution «-r re­ called "One Eye," the terror of the heart is still beating’ Ah! at least” (she apeak* with tragedy) — PROGRAMMES ( tiger country, one who had eatab- (He gets off his chair and on to "we can at least drink. Let us drink connection is positive, that l*. if the From &.30 to 6 :tu |Pm.— Concert by old- would find good eating In so attrac­ moving the Bolshevik** paper* and \ a sell ne has been put on the 1er» time fiddlers of Lewisville. Texas; C. C. li*hed a reputation as being cruel the floor of the raft on hi* toes and before we die.” Hubert son. director tive an environment. There l* a passport from bis pocket and V ft bis ! an«l relentless to his victime. Ills FRIDAY. APRIL 25 < good deal to Skid In favor of the own in their place. M>. Pa bn. who hands, makes the motions of at­ "You are right. We can drink be­ KFI—Earle C. Anthony tnc., Loe An- . From 7.39 td 1.45 p m.—Ct ncert by the \ motto was. Kill everyone so as to view that the primary flower color bas translated Dr. Ow>-«-ndow*kVs tempting to put his ear close down fore we die. It is more than a lot of THE FINE POINTS gel**; 46» Metre* Is>ne star Hawaiian Trio of Aiedo, j leave -nobody for revenge or gossip'" From ( 4.1 t<* .Y15 p.m - -Evening Her­ is >ellow with white u close second. larrettve Into English. inform* us on The girl’s heart, hut keeps with people can do." When putting the Iwttery on ; The |>rofeF*<>r tells how he went on I drawing it with sudden shyness). (He recover* something of hi* ani­ charge it is necessary to remove the ald new* bulletin*. KFAE—Washington State College, Pull­ They açe certainly the commonest that in spite of the fact that the did ! through the country day after day From 5. Hi to ».♦& p.m — !«r. Charles F man, Wash.; 330 Metros •Stop a.bit." mation and begtiyi taking out bottles vent cups from each cell. Then mea- From 7.30 to *.3«i p.in.--The league tints among those showy vagabond* toother Jr Warsaw ordered t/tat re- .and everywhere the peasants warned Kennedy, foot ►;»♦•« iah*t. Vare-of the of garden and field. th«- weeds. And e.iijem mass shculcf bo tiling n mem (He goes and gets a cardboard box and setting th. m on the table). . . * iro the height of the liquid tn each Feet." Oorge P. Weldon, contributing of Nations; Its Achievements uml Fail­ him to keep a sharp look-out for nd take» out a stethoscope so long "Thà»re‘ Bottled ale. Hass's FiotUcd cell. If there i* less (hun- on*- half editor of orchard and FXfffi, talk "bn ures -ITof; N. J Atken AgrlVUltlirai_...... it t* nn interesting thing to know ft her sor. 'he continued in her ! ••om- Eye." On* day he and his in«-h of llquiil a:»ove the- top «>f :be 'T‘bmolog> ■" tikMIvaBgBHMiiiNiaaNBBiMTreatment of Foul Brood in ilees that the colors Which turn our fioWvr be. >r t«* bell we that Vo ..is t till j Cosencks came upon some preepec- that, still standing tip. he fixes it to ale!" his car* and it reaches the girl's "Oh, Mr. Borus. how divine! I Just plates fill each cell up to the I.alf- From « C» to 7 39 m —Lilian Ila*- —B. A Sl«**um, apiary specialist. garden* into a bias** are closely ( serle'* Novelty Five Orchtslra. Mezzo-contralto s»ilos Mildred Smull- allied in their nature to the fine 1er. The know li tige nf tVe» facte I There were three of them, and licsly. Fie listens and counts, his worship Baes’s bottled ale.” ing, iHumld Vincent Hidcn—Rochester. not u#e city water, a* »ht* 1* not p iru From It to !• p.m. —Evening Herald autumnal red* und yellows. Tenny­ maUea us appreciate th* fledJcntlon they had been drinking vodka they j head on one side and with an air of "Now then, get your glass ready." concert. Programme of vocal ami in­ E’lano numlters. Other instrumental "Right." ard contains elefnent* that will fend strumental helectlon* by courtesy of selection». son speak* of the maple "burning of this book—*-To the memory of my I were rather tipsy. Not earing to stay i *r,*ot absorption), to *1 ort-circuit th« i attery. Tli" «I *- "< >nr (Then- he leaps up again with a Barker Bro*. KOKA—Woetmghouee Electric, East Use if away." and the glories ul moil.er. wh#t Imirlit me t.» net. to M : l,tei' «Hem. the profauur and hi. men tWffl water may, be «♦Ltuim I from From k to td P-HL—- Yodfler * ul Loa Pittsburg 1 went cm further and camped for the «.X long pause). «ten are a kind of livtntf fire. sr.d to Bet." any battery sqru«e station <>•* fr >m Aneeles Tyrolér Club. At 6.15 p.m.—Dinner concert by the Every year the vision of the hush nlght in a ravine. He slept» very "One and a half." -_."What 1» it, Mr. Borus— Oh. what From i" to ii pm -Vocal and Instru­ Westinghouse Band T. J Vast lue. unfedrug store. which hums hut is not consumed le In a dark gray tarya* well all night, ah«l when he awoke « Another pause). I* l|?" After the battery ha* been pre­ mente i concert arranged by Myra Belle oondlH toa T6NT in the morning his «'ossack* were "One—eighty-five—right! She’s "The thfng the thing you open it pared for the charge. It will he n« ••«**- At 7.16 p.m.—Hunday School lesson unfolded a million fold to our eye*, as sitting by the fire drinking tea. Boe­ alive!" with! ! I haven’t got one!" From II to 12 midnight — Ambassador- for April 37. presented by Dr. R. L. the flower spectrum passes from vary to fln*l the correct connections La luting. The first section of this book I* ing that he was awake, they told him (Hi take* one of her hands an«l (They l*oth collapse). from the charging unit It i* new Jd.ix Fisher’s Cocoanut Otove Orchestra. original white to deepest violet and that two of the pack horse* had run KLX—Oakland Tribune. Oakland: 50» At 7 39 p.m—News bulletins. purple with nil the Infinite variety devoted to a description of professor j strokes it. After u moment he pluck* “It's no good. Mis* Croydon. We *ary that the positive of the line be Metres At 8 p m — Radio Boy Hcoul meeting Oeaendowekl's -wandering* in the i away and had probably gone l>ack in at the lace cuff at her wrist). must resign ourselve* to our fate. If connected to the positive of th«* het* From 3 to 5 p.m.--Baseball score*. At K IT. p.m.—Feature. of intermediate shades. The sciential prairie country of the Tatter*. The • the direction of the prospectors’ "Ahi a laundry mark! her name! I we must die" (he takes a noble atti­ ami the negative of the line be Fmm * to 10 p.m.—Special concert At 8.30 p.m.—Conker! by Westing- calls it the substitution of erytho- Torture who roam across the vast camp. The professor agreed that must .read. Her life hangs on It. tude)—"you are a woman. Die first!** connected to the negative of the hat­ programme. house Employees' Band; 1. J. Vastlne. phyll for chlorophyll, of the red eteppes or prairies of Turkestan are they ought to start off at once In ‘Edith Croydon!’ What a beautiful (In the growing darkness, all of a tery If connected in -the reverse KPO— Hale Bros'. R*on Station, San conductor, assisted by Eieunor March." coloring of leaves for the green. search of the missing animals. They Francisco; 423 Metre* soprano, and Jack RmsMey, baritone. the descendants of the Huns who un­ name!" sadden a bright light, a searchlight, maimer the Iwttery will be discharged did eo. and he waited for them ail and will probably !•« rult From 4 39 to 5.39 p.m.—Rudy Seiger-* KYW—Westinghouse Electric, Chicago, COLOR SHADES OF LOCAL der Tamerlalne and Genghis Khan (The girl starts up). ernes shining over the sea. full on Fairmont Hotel Orchestra, by- wire III.—500 Kilocycle*, Frequency FLOWERS day. Finally, at sunset, he heard the To find the correct polarity of the telephony. ewept down over the Roman Empire tramp of several horses and the sound "You’ll find my card." he bowed, the iaft. They both etart up) From 6 to 6.30 p.m.—-Spanish lesson !n ancient days. They are still a "hanging there l>e*ide the mirror." "Oh, Mr. Borus, look, look, a light line it Is only necessary to do th-.* KFSG—Angelos Tempi-», Echo Park, by Prof. A. A. llraschi Our white violets are not infre­ of voices. At 6.4fi p.m -Children’s bedtime hardy and warlike people who make (The girl picks down a large car«l — a ship! !" following: Fut some salt In a sn.all Lo* Angeles; 276 Metre* quently *of a pule and delicate dish of water. Then put one of the From » to 5.30 p.m—Madeleine <1111- story told hy "I’ncle Bob." also known nmuvtg Rarely here, but often in a specialty of horse-breeillng. The ONE EYE BEGS THE that hangs lieeide the mirror and (Borus): “A light a ship! They 'and, the happy song glri; Mildred as Wetter Wilson. reads aloud). may have a corkscrew ! We’re saved. units hi th«« charging board. Plug Washington, the c<»mn)on roadsido author of this )*>ok gives an ex­ PROFESSOR’S PARDON Into the light socket, and dip the t\\«« XXctkawska, violinist; C.ladwvn N. From 7 to 7.30 p.m.—I tinner concert tremely interesting account of a "Harold Boni* story tale adven­ Look- it’s a large yacht' a pleasure Nichols, cornetist ; Hath* Russell, broadcast from the < Naigre** Hotel. plant of Bummer, the heui-itll or "After some minutes,” says lTo- turer. rafts, rescues and other clip* into the water. The clip tha« Chicago: 7 to 7.10—Jo:r Ossendowski, l "a group of specialties. Hairbreadth escapee (There are voice* heard). orchestra playing in * I:*1 Louis Xvl. purp>. The erythronium or Bpring riders emergeil from the forest and should he connected to the negativ» Mother"* story; Anne Burr decker, r.»om. 7:10 to 7.20—Clyde IWrr’s or- lily is white here but further north sttidr. He was received into the shaved to order." "Raft. Ahoy!"—(and shouts). post on the battery. The other ' «oprano; Dwight Ssnkvy T<*ck. barl-. entered the ravine and, as they came «'heetra playing In the Pomfieelan room. U is pink, and on the Mainland and chiefs tent or yurta with true Orien­ “Oh. Mr. Borus. Of course I know •(Miss Croydon) ”.\ pleasure should lie put on the positive post op lone; Roy Reid Brlgnail aecomp»nl*t. 7 29 to «.29--joSka l>eBihur\** orchestra tal hospitality. "The ground." he near. 1 recognized the caps and uni- all about you—everybody does!*’ yacht! Oh. then I recognise It!" From it to '.) p.m. Crusaders; Christ Playing m the 1a»uI* XVI. room. the mountains of our own Island Iijrms of the police. the battery. fcsyt, ‘ was covered with a thick layer (Borus, coming hack, and taking "You recognise It?*' The rest of the charging units ar • • hr Ideal Citizen, an miiires* by Judge From 10 p.m. to 2 a.ro.—Midnight yellow. The large sisyrihehium is a pf soft saddle-cloths, and rich car-}. "Don’t move, or we shoot," called her hand with emotion). "It's the yacht I fell out of this then put In their socket* and th« «’harle-s 1*, Hardy, Justice Superior R«vuei Thi.-« is a CUtcngo Evening bright purple, hut last Bprlng I saw the leader, raising his rifle. "Mis* Croydon, if I have saved "ov,rt. AmerU-an-WoHllnghouxe feature, and 1» large clumps of "pinkish blossom* on «i»th made by the deft hands of the morning." battery is on charg». According to From 9 to 10 p.m.—Gtxy Studio pro- oroadcsst from KŸW’m rtudto In the T could not understand it at all; yotir life, forget it. Let us never "Fell out of—" the Instructions about the tapering the summit of Mount Flnlayaon. The iokJisra and Bardes women were policemen attacking a wandering «ex­ gtumme Margaret Knox McGrow, con­ Beurst Building. § «altered about. Aoft silken hangings speak of tt. Think of me not as a "Yes" charge nn the battery. <*#*«• the ehurye tralto: L. F., Peck hum. baritone: Made­ blue Camara Is occasionally found plorer! This, even In Russia, Is not Lid the sides and roof «»f the yurts, hero, but only''as a man!" (There le a call across the water) given the battery should be varied leine «illlllsnd, "The Happy Song Girl"; SATURDAY. APRIL 26 white, and op the other hand the 1 a usual occurrence. If the Instructions are given in ref­ Argelus Temple Silver Band. KOKA—Westinghouse Electric, East white yarrow is sometimes a pale pink "I will!" hr.«1 Immense silk cushions and mat* " Very well, 1 shall not move/ I "RAft ahoy! Bland by! We’re Invited one to repose. Around "And meantime, please make your­ erence t«» the specific gravity of the From 19 to 10 30 p m—Organ recital Pittsburg; 326 Metre* like a faintly diffused blush.* In the replied. ___ lowering a boat." hv Roy Brld Brlgcall. At 1.3(1 |>.m.—t’u 'cert b> Dnugherty’a the sides were big boxes and small self comfortable. Do take thle chair (Borus): "Saved! Saved’ But battery then It is well "to kntiw the KFgA—Rhode*. Seattle. Washington; Orchestra from McCrCçry * I •! Wng-fooh) Indian paint brush or oastllleja. the "They came nearer and a*ke *■'tiger’s Fair­ crimson, pink or yellow^ While in th* ture, they at once changed their man­ on charge at 12(H) It will, take about special programme of Vocal and Inslru- mont Hotel Orchestra, hy wire tele-, copper and silver dishes, plates and ner and descended from their horses. ing." this raft I've learned fo love ybu as fhentid music and talks of an instruc­ dogwood the flowers arc small and cups gleamed from shelves and dl- “Thank you so much: But I’m cold I never have anywhere else F.dith, eight hours l»efore the battery will Inconspicuous but are masaed in When they weje seated near my read 1170. tive nature.... From 2 39 to 3 39 p.m -Matinee hÿ lectly opposite the entrance s sen­ smudge, the leader of the detach- and I’m hungry, a»<1 I don’t think will you be my wife?" KGO—-General Electric Corioany, Oak- th«* Aloha Troupe, Hgwaiiuiu*; S. -.lama, \ roups and surrounded by large tence from the Koran hung framed Therefore one can figures Just how , land; 312 Mefes manager leave* which are white Instead of the ment, visibly troubled, asked: that I’ll stay!" - (Miss Croydon, falling» into his long one can charge the battery silver, while near « was a picture "Cold! Hungry! !" From 4 to f> 30 p.m.- Mdsic hv (ne From 3 30 to 6.39 p.m.— E. }Aax Drad- normal green. In our cultivated in " "Excuse me. sir, but how can |t be without reaching the specific gravity. Convert Orchestra of the fit Francis held's Versatile Band playing in the bf Sheik ul Islam, the highest spirit­ that you are. connected with One (He gets up and starts running "Will I? Oh. Harold, that’s what When a pblnt has been ~ reached Hotel. San Francisco; Pvrmtit Cardona Palace Roe» Room Bowt flowers beauty of form and richness ual personality for the Moham­ Eye?* round with animation; making prepa­ I fell out of the yacht for!" where It is necessary to redvfe the conducting KHJ—Les Angeles Time», Loe Angeles; ojT color .is frequently obtained by the medans. ’’ With whom?’ I ejaculated. rations).1 (Curtain) Charge merely remove one ««r more KH J—Los Ange»*» Time*. Loa Angens: 305 Metres «‘fvsloiinimit of the leavek at "Between two cheats richly adorned " ‘With the robber, that most dan- "Cold! Tîa! ha! Til soon have a of the unit suntll the approximate 3S5 Metres From 12 39 to 1.16 p.m *— Programme the expense of the stamens an* pistil From 6.30 to 7 p.m.—t.hlldren’s prn- with stiver stood a f» affu* something g« rous robber, 06» Eye?’ • tire for you!" amperage is obtained for that period. as lu odr rose*. Reproduction ha* [Copyright. IRi bv Metropolitan trramme presenting Rlennrd Headrick, like an easel, carrying Tifles. revol­ "TT he is called so. he must have "A fire. MF. Bonis, how can jou Then any further drops- In charging screen Juvenile Prof Walter SxIveAter From . 3 3f to 3 3e n.m • Programme then to-Twke place hy grafting et ver*. sabres. spjPcs and yatalmus or only one. and f know n«« such indi­ possibly etart a fire7" Newspaper Service, Arrangement fate are. taken care of Vo the same Itertsngr—-Bwlttm* Story. nreeeotvd through tho courtesy of budding or the production of etett Egbert sabres, .pome straight as atil- vidual/ l answered decisively. \Borus laughs'. * Co.) From 7 td 7 30 p.m.—Jrgan recital i.arkei' Brothers. , «___ v % ' 1.1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924 ------— TOWN PUUiNING 1 ou serve EXPERT PRAISES "!? CHASE v SANBORNS E. L. Gaines, Seattle En-j SUPERIOR! gineer, Believes in Victoria’s Future BLACK The many benefits to be tie IN /* yt4 BLACK TEA rived from that phase of the AND I LB. town planning scheme, the zoning CARTONS ordinance, were fully discussed and explained by E. L. Gaines, Greatest Book and Stationery Stock in B.C. engineer and executive secretary couver en route to Melbourne, where of the Seattle Zoning Commis­ NEW TRADE he x*ill take over special duties as COMMISSIONER FOR representing tile home office in Aus­ sion, at a meeting held in thv tralia. Chamber of Commerce audi BRITAIN IN CANADA During the absence of the incom­ To Be Turned Into CASH In a Great ing commissioner, L. B. Beale, trade torium jiere last night. “Zon Mondesi. April 25. —It. W. Dal­ Commissioner for the western pro­ h g 1* something which will Interest ton. ne wtrade commiaaioner In vinces, will be acting commissioner the people of those titles which ex­ Canada and Newfoundland for for Canada and Nefoundland, with pect to develop and advance in every his main office in Vancouver. way ; it Is to be disregarded only Great Britain, left last night for Van­ by those person* who believe that their city has no future, that it will not grow and that it is use lest* to expect it. But for progressive, optl- mistic cltlzeds. zoning and town planning are not only benefits but essentiels.” Thus did Mr. Gains* SACRIFICE SALE urge upon the people of Victoria the Victory Bond Coupons y stem which so many other cities Caught in the whirlpool of business re-adjustment, with heavy surplus stocks in all departments, with a pressing f North America have adopted In he Immediate past, and which the ountries of Europe have long recog- need for money; with deep moral obligation to the staunch manufacturers and wholesalers who have aidedus in tlzetl as a basic necessity in the \Y/HEN your interest coupons ulldlng of great communities the building up of a great store; after 66 years in business — 66 years without a “Sale” serving the public /ICTORIA A HOME TOWN faithfully day in and day out, this store now finds it necessary to turn into immediate CASH a large part of its Tetd Amm W on Victory Bonds become There wefre three principal things ÉR Hirtw ef -.. which a city would find Its source 0,000,000 due, deposit them in Savings if progress. Mv. Unities stated. These merchandise, and after all these years, now launches its » wire, lntlustries. business and com­ Account in the Bank of Montreal, f1 erce, and the homes. Industry and business, he said, were Important where interest is paid on all de­ factors In the building of a city, hut flic home was vital. Victoria, he re­ posits of One Dollar and Upwards. marked. is a j»erfect ’hometown.’ ” It is absolutely necessary to pro­ FIRST SALE tect the beautiful homes that al- Brancha in ,11 Important Centra inCinstU ir tdy exist In Victoria if the citizens lave any wish for future develop­ And it’s to be a Real Sale in every sense of the word—a value-giving event unequalled of its kind. More than Savings Departments in all Brancha ment along thefce lines, he stated, i rotection of personal property would half this great stock must be converted into cash within the .next TWO WEEKS. We are undertaking a gigan­ ict as an Inducement to builders and home-seekers. Besides, the environ­ tic task, to accomplish which we must cut prices right and left; forget costs and cut so deep that you and your ment of the honte was all-important Bank of Montreal n the up-bringing of children- Zoning, he pointed ody would only eerve for the EjOBOPiH purpose of making recommendations come, so great will be the inducement. Read below a few of the wonderful offerings. t<« the city's governing .body, the council, as was the present position of affairs In Seattle where the ivn- ir.g ordinance was « nforced. That STARTS cities in America have been built In X t decidedly haphazard manner; the SATURDAY Mleaker pointed out, and that just SALE 9 A.M. us much care In the planning of a town was required as in the planning Every article in this great stock, with one single exception (Waterman Pens), will be reduced to the very limit; . f -i hduite, he made clear, yvxtbout % a plan the building of cities results hi chaos, he asserted. in most cases to less than wholesale value, and in many instances to a mere pittance. FRAISES VICTORIA "You have a wonderful city.” said Potatoes—$8 a Bottle Mr. Oallies. "and its Deadly makes It a splendid place in which to live, “New Self Educator,” 10 fcpt as the wants place, multiply $1.50 to $3.00 Eversharp $300.00 Encyclopaedia T Squares . .Half Price «Scene: A so-called “farmers’” curb market and the rrgttxatton. of - tnter-de- Volumes...... $18.50 I-nden. v cornea, your Industries will and Autopoint Pencils Brttamiiea, India paper, 75c Highland Linen in a big city. A foreigner hauls forth a bottle ci.me and grow l-Pr this reason you nf ilbpoch” from tinder , its thin blanket of_ must protect ytrar reshtent4al district* perfect condition, Papeteries 50f -Set, .“Dickens,” ..30. Vnls».. TAT^-r asnTe'-tirnire- ranwn* of-the : $173.0# potatoes. In next week’s issue of city best suited to manufacturing and 100 Manila No. 9 Offi­ ...... $17.50 commercial business. Co-operation $2.00 to $2.25 Eversharp ot this sort will build you* city. Yet $100.00 Nelson’s Loose- cial Envelopes .... 50* these things cannot be easily attained Pencils $"11.30. Set “Fieldings,” 12 Vols. 1 ut only through hard woik and end­ leaf Encyclopaedia TKe COUNTRY less patience will you arrive ut $1.50 Shannon Files ...... $8.75 success." $4.00 to $4.50 Eversharp ...... $35.00 HOW ZONING WORKS ...... $1.00 The zoning commission is composed Pencils ...... $2.80 * VVaverly Novels,” cloth of members who are noxious to work $1.00 Typewriter Rib­ 1 Set “Book of Knowl­ GENTLEMAN f .r the benefit of their city and with­ $6.00 to $7.50 Eversharp binding, each...... 60* out salary. They must have working bons ...... 40* edge” ...----.$25.00 Harry R. O’Brien says that such incidents with them competent engineers, nils Pencils ...... $4.30 $20.00 “Best WoVld’s give only a suggestion of what’s wrong with Potty, or commission us it is called, $8.00 and $9.00 Copying 1 Set “Book of Knowl­ classifies the property of the city (’lassies,” 10 Volumes our city produce marketplaces ! under the three headings. Industrial, $1.75 Fountain Pens Presses ...... $2.50 edge” ...... $35.00 co mm prêtai* and residential- .Careful, ...... $10.00 The farmer i« too often shoved you the whole story in the analyst* Is necessary before any ...... $1.00 roles cun be laid down, and the $3.50 Copying Books $60.00 Set Classics (pub­ from the stall by the yoliti- series beginning nest week. What's doing now in the people must have confiât nee in the 19 Volumes “Bret cian—the profiteering city re­ commissioners. To have a success­ $3.00 and $3.25 “Swan” ...... $2.00 lished price) . .$20.00 tailer gets his place. He is Northwest Wheat States? ful zoning system, there must t»e the 11 arte,” each ...... 50* pushed from the curb, even. How's New England taking support of the entire community be­ Fountain Pens. $1.90 $15.00 Hubbel’s Legal by the odorous foreigner. City the cotton situation? Do arid hind the movement. In this way Mr. $3.00 Copying Books marketplaces are becoming soils realty heed lime? An in­ Gaines explained the first essentials ...... trr...... $1.75 Dictionary ------$7-50 27 Volumes “Wilkie Col­ dens of dirt and politics 1 stallment of Zane Grey's of the ordinance. $4.50 to $5.25 “Swan” A few cities—mighty few 1— “Wild Horse Mesa.” A Zoning make* possible the building $8.50 Illustrated “Flora” lins,” ...... $10.00 of homes which will be free from en­ Fountain Pens. ,$2;90 10c Memo Books... .5* are supporting real farmers’ crackerjack short storyl All this is just a look-in at croachment from undesirable In­ 3 vols...... $5.00 markets. Farmers have co­ dustries In their proximity/ It makes Shakespeare Plays, In­ operated to own their mar­ next week's issue. And there more ready accvW of f'.ctorle, and 50c “Good Luck” Play­ 15e Stenographers’ Note kets in others, and so beat are 52 such copies for $if manufacturing plant» to rail and $1.75 No. 8 White Wove dividual Volumes, each the game. Mr. O'Brien tells Order through me—today water. It make» a rleniwr. brighter ing Cards...... 30* Books ...... 10* and more wholeapme tdl.Uiees dlatrtet Envelopes, box. .$1.20 ...... 50* and doe» away with any elttni menace. $2.00 Poker Chips $1.20 $1.50 Receipt Books 90* A Whale of a Lot for a Dollar! Mr (laine, hod »nmo Interesting $1.00 “Hoosier” Box $1.75 “White H-vuee” lantern elide, with which

. . VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 25,1924

KEPT THE DRINKS.—How­ ard Mnnnington, former tenant of "the little jyeen house on K Street" Washington, alleged principal In illegal liquor with­ GRAFTED ON VETERANS.— drawals and friend of ex-Attor- Col. Charte» II. Korbe». former ney-Cieneral lhiugherly and the head of it: 8. Veterans' Bureau late President Harding, who lias and familiarly known a» "Willie been indicted by the U.8. Senate . off the rickleboat,” ha» been In­ for contempt. dicted on a fraud charge.

TROUBLE ENDED WHEN “TROUBLE" CAME.—The four- legged hero of the South to-duy I». «tranxely enough, mimed Trouble" The faithful three-year-old collie raved the Uvea of Virginia Hast Inga i.hown with him in Ihe l,loture( and Harvey Alexander, aged four, when the two children were attacked by vlcloua hnga on the Hasting» farm near Jonesboro. II». The swine had chewed an ear from the Alexander child and were menacing the little girl when the dog hero arrived «nd drove them

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MARY UP TO MISCHIEF.—Mary Bickford puts some enow down Douglas Kalrbankl after New York a recent belated mow-

PLAYMATE OF ROYAL MISS.—“lawk idc.iaant. Itag»." ordered little Prince»» ITIsccIla .Uchearo. And certainly her playmate Is on his best behavior, though generally Rags I» up to some mischief. Priscilla Is the daughter of the Princes» IhAa-sco, wife of the Min­ ister from Rumania stationed at Washington. Margot Arnelth Is ■ her grandraotliicr. FLOATING HUGE GUNS»—A sea-going tractor, that has n land ' -, «V* KjHP.I uf thirty miles an hour. 1* here pictured showing how It can churn along with huge guns. The poor thing doesn’t know for sure whether It belong* to the army or navy. ______

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ON DEATH-DOTTED TREK^—Here are flrat and exclusive pictures of Oréek famille* driven out of western Thrace by the Turks. 1 or months. fooL***ce. weary and starving; -with hundred* dying en route they were on'the march.to Athens. Some few for­ tunate ones managed to ship as freight, as shown in the above pic­ ture. Lack of water w-as the chief cause of death.

AIR FAN HEARS THEM FAN THE Al*^-lf the "sick EXHIBIT B MEETS EXHIBIT A.—John Daniel II.. the baby grandmother" gt»g went work, the small boy can still attend the AFTER THE ACQUITTAL.—First i>hoto of lleh «Ifneial von baseball gurri* tbanks to the present high perfection of the radio. gorilla revenlly arrived from the jungle, seemed quite unconcerned l.udendorfT aft« r hi* recent acqultiirt by rhe Munich cotirt on u charge Broadcasting pîa* by play never had a bigger audience than ut to hi* |K>MHtble fate when taken to the American Museum of of high treason. In the centre is Adolf Hitler, who was given anyy- Natural HiaWYy to eee John Dansef !.. whb died a* the result of con­ \ear sentence and Dr. Weber. tact with nivilix.ition, and wa*. Fluffed for exhibition. Scientists n «d I stretched out her slim hands in a I wtttcfcrd will» interest the meeting #nown "When you told me tha* vji married Chandler.” he continued. "It .1. H, M«r," Non«nL" ,h, ,cotfed. "You "I wl.h I ««.Id h.v, to com|»arc you with him. You ara i.ject to the worCha.cause fori l which I am working. It'a%iite lm- f “It is mv view." he told her crisply, this—forever fine and clean and honorable and and- Ida tone indicated that ahe was haven’t Changed at all.*' 1 a in very fond of you. Don’t think possible, quite!" He smiled Into her eyes. not .the one to queatioa 4L AN UNEXPECTED CALLER that I haven’t stirred the ashes, A sound In the doorway made i Duane Farley rang .her up 'Silw. "No, I haven't changed at all." he hoping to find there an ember from both tu>n. eald significantly. the old Infatuation when you and I Lane aluod there, eyeing the scene I luncheon with-an invitation that sur­ CHAPTER LIX -»«/ lier. She flushed nt hie import. were verv, very 5'0tmg. almost chil­ grimly. Hut th-* flicker of :« smile I "1 thought you might care to drive ••LeCs pretend we're only very dren. Bui the last sierk Is gone. It around hi* thin mouth gave evl- [ young things to-day.” she suggested, Madelon had been ro engrossed in deuce that he had heard the lady | - It’s such a peach of an afternoon— the ireauty of the mid-Summer after- vanished before a bigger, fiercer by way «tf changing the subject. — flame .... Oh. my dear.’ I don’t lectureFa fplaonle praise. Think nrn could elude the watchful am lust out of boarding school and noon, that she scarcel>scarcely heard Duane guardian ?" - want to hurt you. but you .depervo Madejon WP» apt»rehensive ..f the! H, you're a sophomore In college still. * Farley’s tow question. outcome of the meeting. But Misa I They both laughed at the sugges­ •W» "havsn't. . » carp, In ....the ____world.1.4 Th.,Th.> 1] UhfiShe tlurne nt-tin'l l horher eves.eye*, dreamily ap- the truth. I would be a coward if tion. II was ao reminiscent of school I didn’t tell you." Maitland rose with that peculiar, I »un la «hlnnlnx Juat tor us. mid the pre' latlve, to lilpt. feline grace that distinguished her | day intrigue. .V f'oweraliloumUut and. the blrde «lus- ; lm afraid I only halfI»., heard, He «bowed hla head before her “I’» try," she promt—èî./puLyou'd decision. " " " J movement a ~ . —, jti„ lit* ... If» “ "Ice game- will you | Duane. Forgive me What did you better meet me In the park. You Presently the little maid came Ah. here la Mr. Lane, la It not?** play?" «he aakeil «mlllngly I say?" might run into the aforesaid guar- "I naked you—again—to marry back with the tea and aconea and her voice was never softer, never I dlnn If you ceme here." "To the end." he promised. "But | ginger cookies. They made pre­ more ingrat latlpg. "L*t him speak | muet it be Juat for to-dayT' me," he said quietly. "Once, long It was with a feeing,of delicious ago, you promised, and then Fate4 tence of eating. for himaelf!’" guilt that she dreaeed for the.nyetor Her eyre grew wistful. The .shadows stretched longer and fo be Vontlnued "I wonder If we could forget the and circumstance» took you away ride and calM a taxi to take her from me . - ■ But I have never longer across the garden, as the sun to the t«ark entrance. pasL you and 1? Iwonder lfwe sank behind the hex hedge walk A Mrs Jack won—Say. Mie’ Johnaing» 1 could hove our play hour once In ao fvnivtten, iievef ceased to hope that For a-little while ahe forgot all some day. somewhere, somehow, yon breathe of chill crept Into the air. did Sambo give Celesttne a ring fob | f often?" the dark days tlmt had passed since would come back to' me. That was The cat. roev. stretched, and trotted bein’ engaged? f I.H, L '. she used to slip away to :*gep ••jt'a vorth trying," he agreed out of sight. In the tree,above them, Mr». Johnson No, Mis’ Jackson,! gravely. . rinflnit#ly_.wqrt> . trying/ whyr-'-r** rvtidevous. »---- - • •— off suddenly, was he the tfove uttered Its mournful plaint he done bettuh n dal; he gave huh| Tw. BaTu d Fiai/ She wondered whatK Lirisgd ro&S&'Sl- fsBtni'rifi&fiir1, Madelon eht.vere* hr lllMetr. a engagement wringer, - 1------•«gwwxmwa?— ------: * W>F«. . / ..... « L feiiieyfreak 15 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 25,1924

daily baths, regular exercise and nlee$» ore essential." The diet should be »impl<* and nourishing, containing ■SALARIES QUESTION plenty of fresh eggs, milk and cream, h- NEW YORK STOCKS 1 HEAD OF SEBIY MILLE At a late hour yesterday.. Just 3MAmitimS5AUl green vegetables and Utile meat. In extreme cases surgical before adjournment, the aldermen Wall Street New York Stock Exchange, April 38, 1934 dures are sometimes neceswiry. The attempted summarily to deal with doctor will advise you ut>out this. He th«* numerous applications for sal­ USE STREET CABS wtil also prescrllie suitable medica­ ary increawes by civic employee* by AIHÙ/WlûtU •ItnlM kv t«« UmI •Uc»fcr«k«n ever llnot x»w »■*•<» wlr** BANK OF tion in every case. an omnibus resolution- This mo­ Toronto, April 25.—At A meeting of Number of Rides on B.C. tion would have left all salarie» as lllga Lew Last Half atsl.i steal . the directors of the Canadian Bank they now are. lmine«liate cases TO-DAY Midvale 8U-el ...... falling for special consideration Atoh.. Top. ê Santa Fe.iet-3 Repegle Sl#«-l ...... of Commerce this afternoon Sir John Electric in a Year A liant l<* Coast Une . .117 KrpuLlIc I. * 6. . - were urged, hut eventually a mo­ Alrd. vice-president and general HaltUeore, Ohio ...... SS-t floe* Sheffield Steel In an article on the unlimited tion Haas carried by five to four to Canadian PavlVl.; ....Ill United Alloy 8te--l HI manager, waa appointed .president of test Minute News en Stocks Che-eapeake A Ohio . . 75»* United States Steel • 109 4 S7.-S water power resources of Canada in leave salaries unchanged. The DO YOU KNOW that this sod Flnsneial Chkaso At Alton ...... Do., pref the institution, in succession to the Issue will be rttlacd again in full Provincial Government main­ Chicago * Beat Ilia Vunadfum Corp. ....»• -4-. Canadian Opportunities, attention is council. ▲«aiis Chicago lireat Western title late Sir Edmund Walker. called to the fact that althAigh coal Cl. tain* a Department whose Chlc„~iin. - «... 14-1 A.-eoclated <*11 ...... 30-1 Sir Joseph Fla voile was appointed specific Job 1* to look after Vhteego Northwest 61 California, Pete...... 24-5 is obtainable on Vancouver Island Chic.. R.I. « Pac. Cueden Oil ...... 33-' chairman of the Board of Directors, Fifth Regiment’s Non-Com­ Municipal Finance? All New York» Mgy 25, 1924 Do.. Tm7% prof. ... lit ueton Oil ...... and will have the business of the the use of electricity is almost uni­ New Grain Record ■< Bond Issues should be Ô.K.'d Invincible Oil ...... 13-4 bank under hie supervision. versal. The writer estimates that missioned Officers Banquet by a representative of this STOCKS GAIN GROUND Dois ware A^Hurt.o.1 11 lêl-l Mariant! OH ...... S3 The appointment of a chairman of D*l . tack, â West. .116-4 Mexican Beahoard . 30-1 ninety-five per cent of the homes of department. New York. April 25 (R. P. Clark A Erl** ...... is.4 A. idftle Statre Oil ., 4- 1 the Board of Directors is ft new de­ at Armories Now Being Set Co., Ltd.)—The market acted in a Do., let prof...... 33-6 Pacific Oil ...... &•-* parture In Canadian banking circles. Vancouver. Victoria anti New West­ “Private Wire Connections'* very impresatve manner to-day, and OffSt Northern, pref.. . 66 • Pan American Pete . . «•- Sir .John Aird is also president of minster use electric light. The op­ Illinois ventre I ..... erations of the British Columbia A pleasant re-Union of sergeants At Vancouver substantial raine were recorded in Kansas City Southern. Phillips Pete. ' V.S3 the Canadian Bankers' Association. Pierce Oil ...... Electric Railway Company in Van­ past and present of the Fifth Regi­ many departments. Lehigh Valley ...... Vancouver. April 25.—Shipments JShort covering In aggressive fash­ L^ulsUD* A Nmwhrllle . . Producer* 4k Refiners 27-1 couver. Victoria, New Westminster, ment, Canadian Garrison Artillery, R. P. Clark & Co., Ltd- Pure Oil ...... 21 Steveston, Cloverdale, Huntington, from tho Vancouver Harbor Com­ ion waa in evidence, and sottie buying Mis*. Kae. * Texas* M iè-7 was held last night in the Armories Investment Securities Royal Dutch . • Sum as and Chilliwack ou the main­ on the reaction theory. Observers of Missouri Pacific ...... 1..1 Shell Vnlee OH...... ir the sergeants’ mess. Regimental missioners' grain elevator here for ihe trading venture la the opinion Do., pref...... SI.6 Sinclair OH ...... 21- land. and in Victoria and the sur­ ANOTHER COMPANY Sergeant-Major Frank Hatcher pre­ the current crop have passed khe that some substantial buying waa In NO.. Tex. * Mes ...111-4 Btendard Oil—Calif... R»-l rounding district, including Sidney Association, etc. New York Csntrel ...111-*; Standard Oil—N J . . St- 41,000.000-bushel mark. Offtcials say progress. N.Y.r M.lf. A Hartford 1747 and Deep Bay. are dpalt with. sided over the gathering in an able CENTRAL BUILOIN® Advices from Washington touching Ontario A Western .. Texas Pacific C. 4b O. - The company serves a population manner, and kept the evening’s pro­ the 50,000,000-bushel mark set for Phones 5600-S601 on tax màtfèra were more encourag­ Norfolk 4k Western .114-3 Industrial* aad mm ell,means of almost 250,000 on the mainland Northern Pacific ...... 61-4 Corn Prods, new . . . 34-1 33-5 WILL OPERATE IN ceedings lively and rever-flagglng. this season will be passed easily. and over 60.000 on Vancouver Island. ing. and the belief la gaining ground Pennsylvania .... . 44-tf Cons. Lea. pref...... now that something definite may be Pere Marquette ...... 46-4 Brooklyn Manhattan. The total amount of power gener­ The pqplongcd xpp'.ause which accomplished In the near future In Pittsburg A W. Vs. . . 43-i Do., pref...... •»-; ated by the company plant on the greeted the toast to the regiment's h^sAIng ...... £8 PloIecbitis.ti ...... l*-7 mainland runs to 264.183,322 ktlowat honorary colonel. General Hlr Arthur that direction. That some of the ac­ St Louis * San Fran. 71.3 Allied Chemical ...... TS-2 tive issues had been depressed out ■ hours. The compnng operates 311 W Currie, which was proposed by St. l*culs A g W...... 34-1 Aille Chalmers Mfg . ."13-2 of bounds on the recent decline be­ Southern Pacific, . . H-I American Agi. Chem... 5-5 mllee of single track on the mainland Batten- Sergeant-Major 8. R. Bowden PEACE CONFERENCE came quite evident to-day In the Southern Hallwav .... 63-6 Am*. Inti. Corporation 23 The Eldorado Oqlil Mine» Conaoll- and sixty-five miles on Vancouver was ample proof, of tho popularity of Texas Pac del ...... 27-7 American flank Note . dated. Limited. 1» th»* latest of min­ Canada's great office/ and loader. manner in which moderate buying Union Pacific ...... 13e American Can ...... 184 Island. It carries 70,000.000 passen­ advanced quotations. United Railways Invest American Cotton Oil. . ing concerna to become instituted gers In a year. The gathering sent a wire to General ™We continue to believe that the Wabash ...... |g-** American Drug Bynd. in the Portland Canal Mining Di­ Currie extending tke hearty greeting* technical position of the market la a Wabash A "A." ...... 44-1 American Ice ...... 80 vision. T. V. Wilson, who has been of the present and former sergeant* x»r Western Maryland . . 9 American Is* France . ■ . operating the Eldorado claims for the strong one, and With constructive Wisconsin Centre 1...... Americas Llneeed . . • • the Fifth. Navy departments contained no factors further Improvement should KL Paul. pref...... 26-4 American Metals ...... past three years, says the values of The toast to the King was pro­ U.S. Invites Factions and be recorded. American Radiator . . v »«-3 vre taken from the' thi ee tunnels and posed by B.Q. M. 8. T. Ross. B.Q. word of casualties among the American Safety Rasor . ore open cut are particularly fine. YOUR HEALTH M.8. Me Na ugh tori proposed a toast Costa Rica, Salvador, Nica­ American Ship * Com. . . These are ae fofiowe: Silver (chief to Lieu tenant-Colonel F. A. Robert - American naval forces at Tegu­ DECIDED IMPROVEMENT ragua and Guatemala General Notera ...... 18-7 •ii-s Aiii'-rlran Teh * Tele.l26-« 133-1 \ulue) at 63c per ounce, lead at NEVER NEGLECT A SWELLING son. D.8.O., present <>. C. of the Fifth cigalpa, capital of Honduras, re­ IN NEW YORK STOCKS Jlupp Mot ore ...... J3-3 Amerlran Woolen* «6-3 *6 cents per ounce and gold at $10 per OF GLANDS; AVOID ADENITIS Regiment. who fittingly replied, Hudson Motor Ce. ... 23-7 Aeéuclated l»ry Good* 94-4 93-4 ounce giving total values of from (By B A. Bond)—A decided Im­ 24-S 14-« tpeaking of the fine traditions of the Reports Several Americans ported yesterday in unofficial provement in prices was seen to the Msi'k Truck ...... 99-1 78 «■> Atlanil. Oulf W.I. $121 to $492 per ton oi ore. By Reyel 8. Copeland. M.O. unit, the honors that were theirs and 'vtexweli Motors ..... 42-J G-4 41-4 rttlentlc Refining . . stock market to-day. The probabil­ Maxwell B; : 77"., 11-1 n Austin Nleholl* 38 The ore Is' smeltereu at Anyox and the greater attainments in times to Killed in Honduras Bring no messages from San Salvador. ills Selby, shipping facilities are good, ity that the West Corporation direct­ Moon Sloiore ...... 2.1.4 ID-3 itarn*dsll "A.” ...... “kernel, * In come. 1 ackard Motor Co. . 10-1 10 19 Booth Fleherle* ...... and operations on an extemrive scale I>ld you ever have Confirmation The Vnited States has invited the ors at next Tuesday's meeting will your neck —litttle hard lumpsU...*.» that The toast to the nrmv and navy was participation of Costa Rica, Salva­ Pierce Arrow Motor. .‘-7 8 Brooklyn Rdtaon are planned for the Summer months. under tho «proposed by B. Q. M. K Joseph Food. declare at leapt a fifty cent extra Ptudebeker ...... •5 i tl-4 85 Brooklyn Union Ga* . could be moved freely dor. Nicaragua and Guatemala in a dividend was taken as a bull card In White Motor Co, . 63-.* 6.* 63 Hrowa Shoe Vo...... Besides the old Eldorado claims, the and appropriately responded to by Washington, April 25—Over­ Willy* Overland .. Burn* Broa. "A." . • company is operating In the Ainu* skin? peace conference to be held at Ama- the steel group and other depart­ 8-5 8-4 1-8 Did you consult your doctor in the Master-at-Arms H. East and B.Q. night advices to the State anti pala. Honduras. v.1;; ■,r" 41-4 «7-4 Burns' Broe. *'B.” . • Mineral group, which lie beside the ments were carried forward. The 91-1 Calif. Packing beginning of the trouble, or did you M 8. E. J. Gale. R. t\ A. present rise was a feeble affair when Chicago Pneumatic Tool former. Surface values it is said, The ex-sergeants of the regiment, N>w Htudebeker show up the face of the group foe. let the swellings alone until an it started a few days ago and even AffMMirln Central leather ...... abscess formed, came to a head, broke some of whom served in the unit Alax Rubber ...... ». * Cert ala-Teed e Proda. . 2 000 feet. The property lies in the yesterday after publication of South­ the surface of the skin and dis­ thirty and forty years ago. pledged American lioech Mae 24 duett Peabody Cp...... vicinity of the Salmon Glacier. ern Pacific's earnings statement a Bleetrlr Hi* Battery 6/ Coca Cola ...... «6-7 charged pun? themselves to assist in every way rather weak tone was noticeable, but Fleherbody ...... 361 Colo. Fuel St Iron .... 3»-S This condition is called ‘‘adenitis. possible in upholding the traditions to-day's market got away to new Kl»k Tire Company . 7 Compta A Tablg. .... S3-1 When the kernels appear In the neck of the foremost of Canada's Coast Goodrich Rubber . ... 4|-i Cone. Cigar ...... • 14 Artillery defence batteries. high marks for tide movement shortly .Goodyear Tire, prêt, . . iit\ Cvnrelt-Lteil 6 3-7 which Is their favorite location— after the opening, and while there Kelly Springfield Tlrr 15-7 Conaoll'lateil Textile VICTORY BONDS the trouble in called 'cervical aden­ The information Host peep-sight* keystone Tire Continental Can ...... 47-» VICTORIA rate EM itis." This form 1» particularly com­ would be allowed this season .on were a few setbacks during the day Lee Tire I R. C«...... 10-2 Corn Producte ...... 170 each rally carried the speculative mon In children, but It may Occur at rifles, was greeted with applause. Stewart Warner Vo. . TS Davidson Chemical . . 4e«S The entire ga merlng irald" sttmt leaders to new highs. Last quota­ Strumberg Varburetor. 42-3 any time of life, from Infancy to old Dupont Powder • .133-1 Victory Lews. 6%%-Tu ITèe age. tribute to the fallen comrades whe Idle tions were well above yesterday's Timken Roller Hearing 34-7 Interest Due— Bid Asked 'LU. Rui.ii' r ■ i KaMinun Kodak ...... Adenitis in an inflammation of the couhi not sit with them in person fisals and near the high of the day 1827 let June and December 192 IS - 108.15 Hayes Wheel .. 38-i Budicott Johnson .... Jf-l 1938 let May and Noverab* r 184 46 106 45 lymphatic glands. 77 Lut. who. nevertheless, were present NatEnQly .those Working for higher Hugara Famoue Vie yere-Leak y i#-4 183 7 let JXtne and Decern bet 106.35 107.35 The function of the lymphatic In the memories of their brother Bond Loupons American Beet Sugar 33-3 - Freeport Texas ...... 8-2 prices Were very enthusiastic si the War Use. —TW» Free gland# Ht that of a filter for the blood. soldiers. cljiik Bésir» nothing of import I***» *MH»r l«l - 45-1__ Qvaersl Asphalt -,* .}<•; 192j lit June xnd December 100.35 T6I Cuba American Sugar. 32 i UeaevSl ■leéine .....S|4-« 1831 let April end «b-tober 1>0 46 1«1.45 In the wonderful economy of nature The following artists contributed ance has ^hanged in the general sit Cuba Case Sugar Hide A leather, pref 64 1937 let M archandSrpt. .. 1*«2 00 108.00 they are provided to guard the body, to the evening’s entertainment' Be uatlon.______no doub_ ubt a iilarge l*o.. pref...... |»-7 • Industrial Alconol • 4**« Victory Lose. »%% runta< Allegre Sugar . . 6S-3 lntl, fnibefl Engine 1S-8 protecting It at the first approach of Llewellyn. Thomas Obee, 8-*rg: Do you clip your bond coupons on short Interest tn the market which 1884 let May and November 89.80 100 80 -disease. This they do by -filtering out International Harvester S4-4 1027 let Mav and November 101 Si 108.36 Fawcett. K.M.8. Frank Hatcher will be ohU«ed to cover at or above Porto Rico. . ' 71-4 lntl. Merv Marine 1082 let Mav and November 101.*0 10J.80 of the blood stream poisons that J end Sergt. 8 Rogers. Fergt. Tait ant.r lvî 10 103.10 would do harm If i>ermltted to pass George lngledew. ( 0mpl|ihe4 a weak technical position American Sumatra Teb. IS lntl. Paper ...... S6-4 Homlwtew lean. S% Into the tissues. able? Bond coupons represent will prevail and there appears noth- «■stlrae lok Urn.-...... Ireh Products...... 1838 |6th Apr I land October 9». SO If you have a bod tooth, with pus Liggett ét My»ta ...... Jen el Tea ...... — 1841 lath April and October 89 S3 _____ money and if you do not cash them ~ tn« important In .wrttt which will *L J- Reynold* Tab. On ll-X Jones Uroe. Tea ------Add e'"Trued Interest to '1st*' 1»I1. 1*31 formation, nature tries to protect bain* In new buying of aufflclent Tab Product*' ...... 64 Loews Incorporated .. 16-4 144 days. |îî 09 per «!»•; 1824. 187" you from the evil effects of the poi­ promptly you are allowing your •lUastUy to offset profit taking by A*tan Toll. * !V* « Manhattan Blew, Sup. . 1832. 1883. 1834. 178 dayo.-EM.IZ per son by filtering the disease germs Martin Parry . . ... tl.HOO; 1828. ll«$. 19 days. Vl1.37 *Kf out of your blood. The first sign of 14 S| ' ptifchaears. i-A broad, two- «•spare Mav Dept. Stores ...v Se II POO. ______earnings to remain idle. iie#4 market te all tl»t «ood Judees Annronda ...... }.*•? Montana Power ...... 42-2 pus absorption may be swellinr and \meflcan Smelters ... 61-5 Montgomery Ward . . 23-2 TORONTO STOCK» soreness of the lymphatics. When­ of the market anticipate for the nest Hutte A Superior ...... National Blarult .. &*-t few months or until something de­ tBy R. P. Clark A Co^ Lholted ^ ever a gland becomes Inflamed It A good plan is to deposit your cou­ Cvrro de Pasco Copper 4 .-1 National Enamel . . - 8S-* should be a to you to OF DAMAGE CLAIMS finite shapes up regarding the com­ Chile Copper Co...... 87-. National l^ad ...... 1S8 Chino t upper Co. ... 16-1 North American Co. , . 33-Î 3«ake Shore ...... search for the cause. pons in a Savings Account im­ ing election. Business In nearly all Dome Mlnee ...... i* Orpheuin Theatre ...... raver Voaeul . «.* Among the conditions that often Hass bee been Selling off. The steel 3rlntyre Part ...... Assessment of Merville Fire Oran by Cons. Mining . . . owens Bottle Works .. • ■ Moiling wr Con*. 1776 1 precede adenitis are bad teeth, ul­ mediately they become due. By so rnnesthts have suffered possibly as Oreat Nortehrn t>re ... 27-4 Pac Has A Bloc. Co. .. 82-4 New ray. >1ln«e ...... 31 *» tlrveoe (’ananea Vop . . 12 S People's Oes ...... ceration of the gums or other parts Losses Proceeds in Supreme little as any Industries. It Is hardly 1 vmtekamin* ...... ‘-‘a of the mouth, a running ear. eczema doing your interest begins to earn likely that the present advance will Inspirât Ion Copper Co.. . Pttteburg Coal ...... kiiuplka «'one...... International Nickel . 13-3 Philadelphia Co...... Dome Mines .. *4L> 1 and injury to the scalp. It also fol­ Court more interest, compounded twice lie maintained as the market has not Miami Copper Co...... 32 Public Service N.J...... Preet K. Dome ...... 11% lows many acute infectious dli had time to digest the recent slump Mot her lode ...... Nevada «’one. Copper 1 J-l -- Hearing Merville fire losses yearly. ' 1st hikes. Uh .i * I» Krlet . . F measles and tnfluensa. In Infancy It by claimants against the t’omox Ray Cone. Copper ... 8-7 Seare Roebuck 84-3 i’.I Atlas ...... i% *71 TenSeseee t'upper Submarine Boat ...... Mi Klnley Dar. S...... 11 may be a complication of catarrhal Logging nnd Railway Company Utah Copper i...... 6T-2 _ Texas Oulf Sulphur . 6I-* Weitpbme Lake cold*. Limited continued before Mr. Jfcis- Either for thepurpose of depositing .STEADIER MARKET- rtfci~ MTTWWETtrYfr IN GRAIN FUTURES G* JhaHr chronic. There are. special forms of, Court to-day. The Victoria sitting your coupons or for their encash­ Anivrirpn 1 «ocomotive' .""tD4 Virginia Chemical Oolda/e ...... the condition, one of which is tuber­ la to determine the amount «of loss Baldwin Locomotive. 1U-4 Yivaudau Talc- 1-6 krponaut 4394.4 cular adenitis. This was formerly sustained by claimants not heard lx* ment, you are invited C]i?Wago. April 25 (R. P- Clark A Lint* locomotive ...... 68-1 Presse.i steel Car ...... j»T Willies Co. . »*4* Caetle Trelh ... known us “scrofulous glands.” fore the Vancouver session where CO.„ Ltd.)- Wheat—1 "ncertainty re Cullman Co...... fit Wool worth Cn. .316 . Although it is still believed that to utilize the nearest gardlng the progress of the price Judgment Was given for the plaint Railway flteel Bprla^a. . Worthington Pomp ... .. SHAKE such glands may show a tubercular ______measure at Washington Columbia Uae ...... 36-7 tendency, the presence of adenitis lffs. branch of this Bank. American Hteel Fdy.. . 86 ■ n 41-5 New fork. April 15 -Brr stiver, «I checked seUing of wheat to-day and .Mealcan dollars. «8%. need not cause groat anxiety, it 1* R. M. Macdonald appears with J. Bethlehem Steel ... 1* R. Bird for the plaintiff*, and D. X while the demand waa not at all ur­ Crucible StaU ...... 5 4-2 Total sales. 758.840 due to many common conditions In gent these was no pressure of cones London. April 95.— Ber silver, 3.1 '«U which pus formation is present, such Hn*«i.- for tlie d«*f« ridant . .-nip .!'' quence. and the market was a little oonce. Motsey. 1% r>er ren' l>l*vnont rstee Eight claimant» were examined in Short tulle. 3 18-16 to 3 per cent.; three a* diseased tonsils, bad teeth, catarrh higher. month»' bills. 3 1-16 to i% per cent. and ear trouble—all of them disabil­ person yesterday, including Mrs. Winnipeg future* were firm, al­ ities that have no possible relationship Egan. A. O. Slaulker. E. E. Thomas, though the spot demand for wheat WINNIPEG GRAIN Montreal Stocks to tuberc.ulosi*. H. Martin, J. Blackstovk. R. Rufus, there was alow with plenty offered tBy R «S*. Clark A Co.) Adenitis must frequently attacks Mexsr*. Robert*, and Smith. __ and prospects for big deliveries Abltlhl ...... the glands of the neck, as 1 have Cofitlridimr ffili morning i: «' Crop developments mixed with Winnipeg. April 36.—WRn good buying «Il FDR WOMAN nald. but it also occurs In other parts Jamv* gave evidence as to lit* loss in more bullish reports from the terri power coming out and a mere favorable Brompton Paper ...... of the body The groin or the space the Merville forest fire of July tory east of the Mississippi. Canadian report from the seaboard, to-day's wheat Uraxlllan Traction ...... under the arm may be the seat of the Can. Cement, com ...... 1922. Witness placed hla loss • at seeding operations are detained by market was strong throuah >ut most of Can. Car Fdy . com...... trouble. $4.600 in house, furniture and con­ rain and continued cold .weather. For the session and prices advanced, both >lay Can. S.S.. com...... In young children there are usually tents. The sitting is drawing to a thé present we believe that the buy­ WHO KILLED A MAN fever and other marked symptom*. tnd July closing one cent higher, with Can. Converters ...... close with the hearing of evidence by ing side of the market on the eetboteks October le cent bftter. „ . Cons. M. A 8...... Adults, however, may have no other is advisable, pending developments Wheat - Open fTleh l^ier CTose IVtr*ll United . .V...... Police in Chicago and East Indication of adenitis than the pre­ the final claimants on tit* list. In IMPERIAL BANK Mav ______8t*; MS »)*i Horn; Bridge ...... all some fifty Merville settlers made at Washington. July ...... 101‘e lt3 >«'i 192 |*om. Cannera ...... sence of the swelling. Receipts moreover are small Oct ...... 1001» 141'a 1»»1* 101*4 Dom. Textile ...... of There Looking For Whenever such à swelling Is no­ claim* against the company. — Lake of Woods Milling ...... ticed. lose no time In locating the Points of interest arising through­ OF CANADA enough to afford a basis for break I.aurentble Co...... buying whllo there is a strong tend­ May ...... S7'/ 17'♦ -‘1 ll* Wanda Elaine Stopa trouble responsible for It and have out the assessment of damages in­ July ...... 3» e 5J . 39 » National Breweries...... cluded the Hiatus of applicant* in ency to the cash market with can­ Oct...... 2«s 3 V, 3>'« Atlantic Sugar ...... that cause treated. Scrupulous cleanliness of the nose the light of insurance and land set­ cellations for 240.000 for shipment. qSrrl*yr7.... «it» «24 «it» «2^4 Ontario Steel ...... Went to Murder Man With Com- Bears did not make much Howard Smith ...... and mouth Is the best way to prevent tlement payment*. Ruling* tin these July ...... «!«» *l;« Mb «1)4 Royal Bank ...... acute adenitis. Fresh air. sunshine, points are pending. headway In spite of a slow shipping jet ...... 54(4 5-* \ rS'i 66 k Bank of Commerce ...... Whom She Was Infatuated; demand ttn easier tone in the cash FUn bank of Montreal ...... market where prices were steady to Mav .. 287'§ 2fV; 2««H 1'.perlai Bank ...... Killed Caretaker July m — 20tU Dcminion Bank ...... *♦ cent err relatively. inv TEThTon Batik . . : ; r —, rrr-rrrrrrrrr.-r ,N)Vv*i'bCamiofi Receipts here were larger at 104 HI a v» Inigan ...... Chicago. April 25.—Feervli for Ciflilerlwi6iSl)lâ cars and the primary run was much >ltv -f?r..... «3*4 «4 1 Spanish River Pulo ...... Wanda Elaine Stopa, twenty-four, hl)kwitfiCemlé't . , —OAK BAY— larger than a year ago. July . ■ ». Steal of Van...... Chicago's youngest woman lawyer teh Prices Toronto Railway ...... lemUrtwdk Style Weather conditions are season Wayagamsc Pulp ...... and former uasistant district nttqr- $10,000 Oak Bay 54'7 Bonds Due 1925 able. Wheat—1 Nor.. 89% : 2 Nor 8«% ; J ney. was extended to the East to-day StyAewilkCemlwt t The shipping .«ales were 80.000 Nor. >1%; N-». 4. 66%; No ... 31%. No. «, in the belief that .eluding pursuit Cemkrlwttk Style ^ .4%t toed, mti track. »»% —-■ PBICE 100 AND ACCRUED INTEREST . HjMROl». —— < »ate- — - C.W.. 37'»; 3 C.W.. 15%; extra here after killing the caretaker at SMrwttKCamiertW Argentine shipments are increas­ TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE the home of Y.Kenley Smith, wealthy This 1* a splendid opportunity for a short date investment. Interest 1 feed. 36%; 1 feed. 34; i ieed. 32. re- V e» WV, r WWW W vw>4 ^sComiert wtihSty ing. being £.472.000 bushels and the Jirted, 23%. track, 57»*. advertising man. with whom she was Ctoe Sty kwilKGimiorl K coupons arc payable In New York. Plate com will probably shut off any Barley—1 l W . ** % 4 f.M 67; re- Infatuated, she fled to New York iteted 51%; feed. 61%; t»▲-<. 62% demand for our coin for a long time Ffix -tNWC.. 519% ; 2 r~w ; r » t'anadlan starling— Buying $4.49; with her husband, Yiaftimtr Gloagoff. CemiortwTlfaStyk| 10 come, unless our prices work down C.w li % , rejected. 188%. track. 208V selling $4.47. During the last four months she had Style with Comh ROYAL FINANCIAL CORPORATION, LTD. relative to the l*la»e basis. Rye—2 C W 64. Japanese yen. 40.8 rents. liven in New York, her expenses be­ iConlort. ] Hog receipts, however, show * tre­ «’hlnese tari. 7p.1 cent*. tptrShûôs?, A. E. Christie» Manager, Victoria Office ing paid by Smith, who said he had New Y^rk, April 25. Foreign ex­ StykwithC S end 9 Winch Building Phone 1340 mendous volume of feeding and there liefrtended her l*ecause she was the IfemleitwilhStyli is at present basis for a good trad­ changes TFsefular. Quotations in brainiest woman he ever knew. He ing market around this level. VICTORIA STOCKS said she formerly occupied a Bohem ‘Oats--July appears tio have the well dressed man can fail Great Britain — Demand 437 3-16; lan quarter studio In a building he most attraction for buyers This is cables 437 7-16; 60-day bills on bénks to recognise the smart, digni­ Mining— Bid owned, and that he had taken her to due probably to fear of deliveries of 434 15-16. N"-fied dressy appearance of the rather large extent. However, if de­ H'n «lary End Mountain.| restaurants and theatres on various llowwne Copper...... France Demand 6 27: cables 6.28. occasions, sometimes accompanied Oxford illustrated below. It ha* a liveries are large It is possible that Uoelmnnt Collieries Italy—Demand 4.46; vailles 4.454. •they will go into strong hands. Consolidate'! 61 and S. 34.40 by Mrs. Smith. neat toe cap, cut in a manner that British Columbia The market is in a trading position. Cork Province .95 Belgium — Demand 5.354 ; cables MADE THREATS Douglee Channel ...... - adds a seat and finish to its elegant Dun well Mlnee .... 4.49 Germany — Demand (per trllllon'j Smith said the young woman had Chicago, April 26 (by B. A. Bondi Onnliy Consolidated . . It 9* threatened him when lie refused to lines. The doable stltehlng design —drain markets to-day were .23. V Hegel ton Gold-Cobalt divorce his wife and marry her, and on the side leathers beepeuks style Municipal Bonds stronger than most people expected. Hemlock Held Plac*r . . Holland Demand 37.194. taht by agreement with lier husband, • It was thought that liquidation of Howe Hound ...... 2 73 Norway Demand 13.83. and distinction. This Oxford is Indian Mine*...... 19 after an alienist had pronounced her >ffer VnquesUonable Security and High Interest Return*, Write May contracts would be the Import­ Sweden Demand 26.30. built on a comfortable last In black International Coal ... .11 “highly emotional," ahe left Chicago. or call for detail* ant factor during the next few days, Liberator Mlining Co. —Demand 16.7! or tan. in calfskin or kkl—with or McUIUIvray Coal ------A short time ago Smith notified but to-day’s market rather indicated Switxerland -Demand 17.724. without rubber heel*. Ask for it that the short interest was desirous Premier Mlnee ...... 2.«0 Spain—Demand 13.80. her his payments would be stopped. Hhrep Creek Cone...... by name—Its a “LANCROFT,” by of reducing its lines. Cash corn was Silver Croat Mines -.... .95% Greece—Demand 2.03. FIRED AT MRS. SMITH Silversmith ...... 45 Leckie. GILLESPIE, HART & TODD, LTD. weak at half to one cent lower, and Poland -Demand .000012. When she Invaded Smith's country this had some effect on corn futures. Snug Cove Copper ...... Standard Silver l^ad t’xècho-Slovakia—Demand 2.94. home yesterday, besides killing Phone 2140 711 Fort Strett, Victoria, B.C. Wheat seemed to be in dexAnuid. Sur.loeii Mlnee ...... Jugo-Slavla—Demand 1.24. Henry Manning, the cartetaker, she pselally toward the close, and last fart Inlet Hold...... Austria—l>emaitd .0014 4- fired two shots at Smith's wife, who Be sure the name “Leckie” quotations were well above yester­ t«:lf r Creek ...... 3* Rumania—Demand .524. was lying all in bed.

Inuependehi* ...... 13 u v day’s finals. It Is felt that If the grain Term In ue ^...... Argentine—Demand 32.37. "I’m going to kill him (Smith) too,” is on the sole future» can hold over, the next few Brasil- Demand 11.20. Miss Stopa is said to have screamed days a better market will be seen as Athabasca Oil .18 Tokiu—Demand 384. as she and her companion fled in an May deliveries will not be an Im­ Empire Oil ...... 90 3.14 Spartan Oil...... Montreal, 964. automobile. portant factor after, the end of the Trojan Oil ...... '*% Call money easier; high 3%; low Wanda Stopa came to this country NORTH VANCOUVER B.c M«in tana ...... •• .80% 34; ruling rtitb 34 ; OToeing hid 24 ; à poor eYlligrant girl arid In a few Wheat— llieh I^w r :oee M tar-el ! m m oua- - years graduated from à law school, THE MUNICIPALITY WITH A FUTURE____ , . ’ ' : SK ::::: ... 198% 103% 102% 103% B.C. Permanent Loan.. 3<5.09 <»ffered at 3%; _ last loan 34; call Xll eyes are turning towards *hl* Municipality as oue which un­ ... 194% 106% 104% 105% Canada National Fire. . IÎ.01 loans agglnst acceptances 34. and served for a time as an assist­ doubtedly must grow with the grain shipments and general basin— ... 196% 106% 196% 109% Canadian Pacific Ry. . 144.09 161.9# Time loans Meady : mixed collat­ ant United States district attorney. •w. Oreat Weet Perm. Loan 24.00 which naturally follows. , 77% 74% 77% Gregory Tire & Rubber— .. . eral 60-90 days 4*4; 4-6 "month* 44 The Imnds can now be purchased on a 6.7616 yield Vasia. We recom­ Me y ...... :: il'i NEW COMPANIES mend and offer as follows: July ...... 7*% 77% ii* B «'. Marine ...... ’ 6 44. ,v. 77% 73 % -77 % Weet. <'an. Flour District of North Vancouver 6% Bonds due Aug. 1, 199* Prime commercial paper 44 © 4%. Toronto. April 25.—Authorized Phone or Call „ . I ... ««% 4«% A«% «*”» RAW fitGAR MARKET capital of $11,110.700 ie represented ... 44% 41 « G% (By li .t Bond Corp. Limited) NEW YORK COTTON fe:: UUh l.ow cnee (Hy U A. Hood Coro. Limited) by companies whose Incorporation* *»«& Style ...... '... « 6ft 4 29 4.51 Oom III.**» Low i were, reported to The Monetary . wACunfet ’ <

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DRESSMAKING A LI* kind» of dresamaklnf done. Room AUTOMOBILES FURNISHED SUITES TIMES SUBURBAN SHOPPING ** 103 Wool worth Bldg. Phone 4817. COMING EVENTS AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS BASKET- iLvntinucOt (ConUnuedi (Continued) 1583-28-101 Strlorts Bafla «!««• i tOMPLKTKLY furnlsned two-room priced low ron fiiia week a A|EN« ailiRTH Made to order. Price II A 1 HEAT War Veterans Association-- —GUARANTEED CARS—‘t tASli register, coat 17 50. no reasonable ’ suite» ; adults. Dance Court. Yates MEAT MARKET right. 1622 Government Street. » ELLIN-3 ' offer refused over 9-1*. Box il». Times 1471-tf Adrertis’BV Phtne Nn. 1060 * Grand nmoklnt convert. Saturda> —1922-23 CIIEVROLl^s* SPECIAL. April .ZÙ. Stop watch compe titions. Two A reel good FORD teur.ng at .... . 3155 i UAHKIIH MEAT MARK Hi" .0* Mi ■ \TM ro* « I V—iviro ^IKLD APAKTMKNTK Modern, fur­ 3-5o gold watches i lady ■ and Rent *- absolutely equal V. ii**. nished. thn-i--r..«m suites fur nut. xles Phone 2675. We specialize lUly.lM. v.r.Dt aHjwtâà* T" A 1»"9 FORD tour!Off. *..» Mas shape «27» |—n;“2 ford Tovnrxo. m very ^>M HALK—Victoria ran»-, a»a*lv ne»•., These watches will lie wound up. placed local-kill* DYEING AND CLEANING r-, - \rt lew fi-r lxwt. or 6 «>i.n«l. et .. In a case and scaled by Ills Worship 6 192» CHEVROLET touring at ... MIS good condition. >19. Phone 730»T2.1910-3.91» mr per w«*rd p«r InsertIpa. Contract rates Mayor Hayward. Winn.-i the i«ersoti A 1*1» CRAY-DORT tourtig at . . 83AJ> , '-19 21 CHEVROLET TOURING. UMHUl.DT APARTMENTS Two and MEAT ItKKT- ITY DYE WORK9-0#r 21 Wane, pre on application. . holdinR ticket ahowlng lib estimate of A ni» OVERLAND 98 touring at .. 3295 extra Ruud ehanei Hteinway ffve-room suites to rent, Phene 162». meats and poultry Irech fish dally. prte.or ^844 Kurt. Phon» 7 6. 61 •he time or nearest taften that at which — 1918-1» CI1KMIU..ET ROAD, ‘hone 4494], I lent ha in, C No advertisement for less than *•* - A !»1S 1IVPMOBILE roadster it . . Hi* Phone 1«S9. HI nuni,m n »m!«-r uf worvl*. 14. . watch has stopped. t Zero noon». Dona­ HTER. nea tires. H. tion 2Jr, Tickets can l,e obtained at A 1120 DODGE tourttiK—a snap...... >*•’• LV>VK large famllv ranges, sis. >32. »«. f|ki RKNT—Three-room suite, partly fur - In computing the numl-er of w"r,s* *" 1-9-1323 STAR TOl'UtNG. far bet­ SHOE REPAIRING ENGRAVERS O.W.V.A . phone 3777. of any member of A 1320 RAXON chummy rexdettr . 1121 ter. value than a new one. » n inhed. with \lght and water, rent advertisetnenl. est tins groupa of thr^e or >14: also six-room house, with or without 593 Niagara Street. Work Association ______litl-1 -»v ’ — 1*21 KURD TOÇI.IXU. looking 3UCM LSJÛD RANGE LARGA1N8 at / * EN Kit A f. ENGRAVER, Nfrncll C^ttse lees figure* «•» one word |vo«inr mark» and A 1»1» Me LA rail LIN ll-.ster 81*. store, water only. $|5. Apply J. i*. Bridg­ guaranteed. Free dellvet v. Phone 3223. „ all abbreviations count »* ore SOW. ew FitiENDyuip cluh seven-passenger ...... ' S7/S • hd running fli ______B-C. lUrüw»re. "II 1-.rt_8 treat.___ IS NJ and Seal Engraver. Gao. CroWthsr. l»2l OVERLAND J-pnssenger J man. Hroughlon Street. llH-l-lt* Saturday at >.36 In K A 1MJ GRAY chassis, like new ...... 337'. | lAJiitKS', cru leers and sportsmen » Green Block. 1118 Br«*ad St . opp. Colonial. Adrerttsere who so N Runabout. piles a rid re—d to a box at TU Times Of Hunt's, orchestra. Cents A 1»1S OVER LAND tourlne. model It •*>! •*d clothing, tents, peck saclts, blanks,», HOLLYWOOD ______*• flee and forUa,.le«l to their private address •le. F. Jeun* A Bros. Llmi-ed, 111 John- UNFURNISHED SUITES ►MOTO KNURAVIXU—. tali-loos »■ A - harge of 1*- I* made for this service. A l?I> UX EKLANU touring. model §5 ltd hhnry Terms Arranx«d LàlLLXCEX* AUmuHHtr» Ito-g- 1* Dangtr- Ee*i Terms If Desired sow g* rest.______y Times Kngr iving Depnr: ‘ ters of England—Winn drive.. Har­ VERY attractive suite for rent, MEAT MARKET Phone IS»# —am* u «• '-r ram ■orroii co ümrnati ALLEAHLB AND STEEL rtage. «'aril «vf Thanks and In Memonam mony Hall. Fort Street. Thursday. April CARTIER BROS. ply 151.3 El ford Htrri t. or MEAT M A K.K KT 51.5# lu-r Insertion. Death 4I,<1-fj1* .21. Scrip prises. Comn»*ncllvg 8.30 p ni ’4 Johnson Street Phone >237 >3 per week. Phone «I». • 16 Tates Street. Corner o* Quadra Stfeet Donglaj Street. It y meat», freah fish dally Admission* 2>v Special general meeting KM MONTH- NIc FURNITURE MOVERS f lodge 7.3M y two Insertion*. 1ADIO—3-t ube regenerative set Phones, «s. dose to a**OUT to MOVItf lX acT see IwnTt )ItIM HnSE dape^y^-HstrtMpny Hall. -4Prl- . niTI .vfiY sivsei» BAY I Ha j . XprfT2u7 s i*. Lorrrsi nrchmitrs nci rrt pi r r#rv > fegsr, rODL Lamb Transfer Cd. ' for househald ...... In...... fli... at .class- - ondltlon. good tires. moving, « rating. pa< king, shipping or sr»f. Fre* toiuybla. Admission 56- J^IRFSTONE solid truck tires. DlS* full act of side curtains, hew paint- 1*60 MO«»M APARTMENT In K-qulmaR, GROCERY age r*~— —- ***' ^ ***• • Births, Marriages, Deaths A-3-» V.»El.iABl.K mailing list* or Victoria and D 4«*wiy renovated, good i-nrw homo- S trtbutor Vancouver Island f Nanaimo A SEVEN-PASSENGER BIG SIX 8TUDK- BAY :«:tL HA K Kit. In go«»d running order .. $376 * » \ *m-outer Island hom« ». businesF men. private entrance, desirable localité. IV QRiM'KRl f|TfIK only place In the city that se|ls tor la Tbofc p,,nii*Y *-lmtts4. Vie- 1*12 UA KRI.AND. running-...... auto owners, etc.. also complete lists of ikt month. Including light ard water coffee 6Sc a 9 EN EH A L SERVICE TR.cNgpOKT. 744 F XKD UF THANKS * Seattle papers that are |-Tinted Ruh- 23*46,. 34*4 36*4 », and 34*4 TIRES, profession* ! men. retailer*. wholesalers Phone 4946L 1727-9 »' » Johnson gireeu Pfa/na 4». 638 of r!a' s at Buller s News Stand, C P R and manufacturers throughout Canada. 323SRG alter 8 p.m. 68 Mrs. M S. Thomson and famllv. 556 slightly uee.l. D^no» v______tf-l Wrecking 1»29 Big Si* Studebaker for Postage refunded on undelivered mall mat­ FAIRFIELD McPherson Ave . desire to express their ter Newton Advertising Agency (estab­ FURNISHED ROOMS i-rateful appreciation to their many friemls Paris ’EL8H- home conking avail. Spencer'• PACIFIC AUTO WRECKING COMPANY lished 190ii. Suite 24. Winch Bldg. Phoue ■AKERS FURRIERS for tlielr expreselon «»f kind v"'firl»t!;«n svdi- basement. Saturday. Ay;ll^îl| ^ 1*15______.______. dtf-l> |,*thv and floral tributes «luring their re- LIMITED A T RAXOXHUIIST. 617 Gnfsrnmsat St. . eut aa«i t.ere»v emen* in the pa .«slug of a dVKKHP*- - [VCTMALL'S repairs make cone, moves - ^ furnished or unfurnished rooms to let. lY Flotenc# ll gienlc l.rsad and fanev pV)RTER. FRED—llighesi (rice tor raw 941 X~|ew Street Phon-? 3^3x • ’.evoted and loving daughter and sistey ' sud connecta rangs. 161 Fort. Phone Pbone 2i»V______16—-tf s. Deli .-red -Ully Made lu * fur. 2116 Government /street. Pkeno HELP WANTED—MALE DI«RKS8IXG and mailing circulars lo LBANY nu l KL fer surroundings Phone 7311. comfort, ISZl Government FUNERAL DIRECTORS r». XX'e have nom— and ad - I'M MLR lotlages, garaars. built sec- BUTCHER ^XUiNKKftS schooled -ertiftra tea- torls and.. Xs-v-ouve*- Island 1 Uonal and to your enl-r. any design, HEAVY TRUCKING ton ÂU\ ci tl«lng Agsi een Lumber Company. Phone 6*87. ^ iKI-ltl HOTEL ROOM» - Housekeeping JL*AI ItFfELD Hear »M*raei XV. U. XX'tnterburn. S21 Central Rid* XV me l, Idg Phi,i, I...... -11 ». dft-U t f- I» and h-«irooms 41» lat-m S’.reeL 31 WIUJU i. —a. OH N SON BROS —genera! tracking a ad tcuoLl friends there la a good gdd. ANDS FUNERAL CO. wholesale r Tot DO NOT SEE whit >•» are took- •to. Phone ’A NTE f>— Young lug machine for sa|e: roust sell. Hox UNFURNISED ROOMS paper houae. Ho* 1*2-', Times In* for ndv-erttoed here, why not sdver- STREET At eat Market. t.,r. of 2744 A—bury i meone amongst the 87 Times. ____ 17*7-6-163 t-fflce and Chape! -itL-r.ta± iti-urivste.^QW*:, ÂftUiL fish daII U12 Qun.irs Street ANTED - Salesman to >>!'. «»•- -rland James Be y. f REAI. »Ki« ; i• N Hs- II a# a 'reasonabl- prie ■ Skim inllk for sale da;l> 38c l-all* Promptly Attended ;o Day or Night I* and NVniTS - Knight ewe*. Scwul pro - tf-le In X’h-torla City Dairy Co.. -Ad.. •9 r»er month. GENERAL STORE ------! VIuXVKltS ground a ad #u lusted. >L— ioaltiun for theylsht man. Tho*. Pllmlci NIGHT Hugs stock of usee, automobile Phones Offk-s Sl#«. lu». <415 Limited. X'lctorni H.C. OCKKTIT. har-lware i ml stationer*. cell and deliver. Walt—f Ee« parte at 6e% more off XV. Frank 71LTON Rug—81m 7 ft. 4 lo. x « ft. S In. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ”AXTBD~Man with gasoline wood NATION AL M OTOR ^ O M PAN T Ctmeron Wrecking Os. *19 View gtrewt J. Adeny. phone 3155. .63 Cook Ht. j 1'hop, phone 343». 1411 Poua»a* Str—V 61 1 none |6*6. U Almost new. Also 'lx carpet door U saw to take ientra--t on cutting mats. Apply suits It. 214 Uentlw Street ETHBR1DOK APTS. till 6!en*les St. cord wood In bush. WHI i ur.-ilsh equip­ . Oldest Ford Dealers in B C. GROCERY FORD. 1 un.ilng < rdsr, ' Rooms, house Keeping or board. Phone iTENT ATTORNEYS B.C. FUNERAL C0„ LTD. ment t-1 experienced man If . neressary YATES IWKkX — ...... Phone 6006 ITS6.3-»» PtTONK 4300 OKNTLLML.X> DISVARDLD CLOTHINO lltf-tt-tlt .VATRFTEIlFi IR4 «‘IHTTT shocks, et< hk Street. T. HOYDEN, iHnywgrdet: Est. 1647 leaving town SM 1 GUT Everythin* li best MCall, patent attorney. Beet Prices Paid—W nrletles. VJulV-k delivery 1'iiotm* Street. 734 Broughton Street tillAXV it CC. HOUSES FOR SALS .V*S. Phone •!•. HELP WANTED—FEMALE F« iRD touring car lor sale. Used AVE rod tried Miss per I -'*>•» privately leaa tha.v len months, Phone 401 Fort Stiset Calls Attended to at All Hours -XOH SALE—- • room ’ house and t lots. lÀ’ANTED- -Thoroughly e»pei|ence>73. Apply owner. 1543 ^Pesrl OXY-ACETYLENB WELDING Moderate Charges Lady Attendant Your wage* wilt be 58 per i.rtwcen 4 and 7.SS p m., at 2023 Belmont WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS JHireet. Victoria. * v teller. Phone 2»2»’ XVlttwer A X^L. JMalUr. IRON. brass, steel ami aluminum EmbalmHM* Lae Wupmen. a Specialty TVROOM dresser, Prlnreaa style; muét ♦tOVKRS BUH-T ON 1NS| * l.MKNf PI.AN Phones 2215. 2234. 2237. 1773K. ------I78I-7-91 U. Edwards, tit Courtesy be cheap ami In good condition. Box t fODEllN home* for sale, easy terms I». 11. Bale, contractor. Fort at-d MISCELLANEOUS Time*o-3-M I CORNWALL Street *J -Jutland SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE Had a. on* Phon* 1140. tf L-’ FurUlnee tw.. tins for ______LECTRIC and oxy-acetnens welding. Lw2U.NO»I WAkllkOMn—Cnan paid loi •hip repairs, boilermakers blacksmith THOMSON FVXEItAL HOME >Ott KENT terthteme* piano, to re- rJ chiHreiVs dlarard-d clothing. to>a non, large tins. IS- each: finest September work,E brae# and Iran caeUans. etc. Vic. YOUNG lady with nurstn* experience spoiaetble part\. >j p* i month Ap- etc. : a iso Udies" Him» 813b.- 69» Fort WANTED TO RENT >ntarlo cheese, local farm Phone 1645. torla Machinery Depot Co.. Ltd. Phono 67*. 1J A KG AINA, IN GlMj * 1116 Tates Htreet. 1913-3-91 Mtrect, a» ôte Ularshard. '141-lf With the same thoughtful cafe a member A wishes position In doctor's or den - i 8LD SOFT DRINKS of the family would give, w? arrange all tint's office Box 1612. TltneW: I4tr-t2-»»* • I >23 «'hevrôlet su| TOWARD *’ «pectat hanti-retied cfcoco- A tV N*H *VVh.Ri> around, c, W’ANTjyï^n Mummer cottage, with three detail», refraining from undue expense dltloii, man v eétrpa. 4 miss this v > bedrooms, near a wood ha to lag beach; 1st es 49c pound. dvered. Si Dandrldge. :YSTAL-BPRINO water suppiy. PLUMBING AND HEATING where circumstances advise It. , IXPKK1F.NCEI) woman will do clean­ at only >7|#9., -- ...... 1923-23.. Chevrolet Special, 1583-31-98 for July and Auguat. Box 3«», Times MhàM • UAH'9 tools, Will*-'. ' sc It sors pu k ing by the hour. . Phone I7UL •ry little and iuim and Imiks fÎMluUSAND» of chocolat* Easier eggs 1426 Quadra Pt Phone 499 night or day -- var. at 860« U22 M- Laugblm shape. Phone XX'. Emoi V. 1X7 Ulsd 1 V’ANTED—To rent. In Saai'.-h, prefer- K. HASBNFRATZ— Plumbing, host. Established O* vr .5 Years M.tal^r 6 our. In beautiful -..million: this ♦ tone Avenue. ______'' ______tf-2‘ J from 5c -ach. Good quality car.dv ' » ably In vicinity of Pa trie «a Hay. for A tog. repairs all k«ida. 194» Yatea UltgK open for cngase.aeot. or will 1tX. H .-at* for patient la her L-m*. Phone Established ]»•)* furnished cottage having three bedroo.n* FERNW00D the ver* I-eat of -are. see this one at James Bay plui 2Y. lf-11 fpiiY the Veterans whs* v.siiueiug of State terms. Box 461. Tlmta o-tf *•*• ■ 1*21 Studehaker Sp« «1*1 83 Toronto» UI Willi. D'llfk8»i«1.139 W’ANTKI»—Copy of Grays Anatom*. ACREAGE • OSE FAR6I DAIRY. iJu. Ulausto.te •The Floral Funeral Home of the West' If 8 GOOD Ave. Our dairy prod.»c# Is fteeh to - hoooe fnmi TO BK AN > 1 cheap. Phone ______1966-4-99 We are winning the confidence of the 1 GENTS wanted In ever v locality to A IS IIV■ Give us n trial. P-ompt rtrl'r-rv. FAINTING AND DECORATING people of Victoria and vlcimtv through our OPTIMIST l»1 X PER ACRE—16 acre* in Hlghlaml as build permanent, profllai-le business Phone 16»Y *33 Yatea St methods of conducting o*u business. Vlv district. Box 12. 1 i.n* a. 8-tf with In.proi-d type of spark plug Write and It’S MONEY TO LOAN GARAGE EN OSTLER, painter and da Office end Chapel. Cor. Vancouver and for particulars. Fan Flail-" Spark Plug ■ Good w ork, reason*hi 1 pi ices. Johnson Sin. I'hom. «S3 <’o of «'anada Limited. 3#S St. James used car bargain* meet the pessimist 4 tlHJ^M^ENT» and morigage* ^"pur- .Hirr-et. Montreal. P Q. f-1-*» TIMES SUBURBAN SiS 1921 FORD TOURIN'.;, s. îi starter, .de,- «X chased klmiwy to loa;» ttt improved The optimist .•r^periy. Dunlop A Fool ..trrl»t«rfc. el ; SHOPPING BASKET Phone tîlf. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE mountable rims, oim- niij-i tup. llaaaiet it s a Fa y vw ard Bldg. fc tf-ik TIMBER Fbock absorbers Uphottlery and urea In beautiful day MONUMENTAL WORKS goo.l shape. 1924 llceiiae. motor In g.wxl GROCERY LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY mechanical order. This I» » snap. lovemmant. MORTIMER B SON—Stone and Monu- YAN. Mrl.NTOHH TIMBER COMPANY i fttr » nirx cnntin ESQUIMAU «-t . . . . Gw lé l| TIMb Pessimist • mental work. 738 Courtney Street. L!MITK1> Timber enowr*. valuators 1920 FORD TOURING. Ke|f.„Brler ew| ,n I CONFECTIONERY T K Yes. SASH AND DOORS an I cuuauUlng engineer* Timber far sale ex,-Client shape mechanically, upholster- . but 1 In large and small t ravis -crown grant ur | OUT—Between railroad rruaelng and /" 1 KT a nhe raisin pie, pined J5e. 20c. ART* MOXIUKiv'frtL WORKS Paha ami tires. 4024 license. 4p)Wft i otwfiml nn Xt-nT'rraT nnirnin* license—In any part of the Prwvlnee. 762 Till# Is a good buy at ...*%»• H" 1# 1t«,Tct. ™ * 2«ic, from JloilgaoJi a. . ... u. r 11 «ad and Office and yard, corner Belmont llnuee, Maoris ______4» lady * hatolhaK < ««ntaiiiliig purse w Itn Ksqulmalt .Road. May an.^Eberts Streets, nt-ar Cemetery.- l*11 F»»RD TOVRlN.j, in yond running small sum of money and spectacles. Re­ MEAT MARKET order, slip covers. Dart lamp, tire car­ ward Phone 6*11 Y 1923-V-99 DRUG STORE I^KHN WOOD 61ARKKT — First-c-aao BOATS rier. tires and paint in good À4 T"* ! a wav f.,r I • 1 The Chit Im J OUT—Saturday forenww, hull's pur pin ^AlUiAPAKILLA Hitnxl f.,kK cleanses - meats, poultry', botter, -«cas ami lard. SEWER AND CEI*ENT WORK O swedtér ntiilrr pleâri phone ; *,«,«* t he ay stem and purifies tlie blood. At __Waters, phone 3400. l‘rompt service. COKINO EVENTS ImeinepK Is • 1614-3-100 Fulmer s Drug Store. Price >1.06. Prompt A 1Y UNDER Frill din t. /tor boat Every car guaranteed as represented and BUTVHKH ™ - motorcar t*-ymIn> easy terms If deslrhd 1 OMT A canary, last aeen on Foul I)u> deliveries. | ^l«.G« *Nvl.SAI I. —"A man trvlu^ to do busi- KlnaM«»0' Kt HILLSIDE Armstrong Pro».. 134 XV. DINSMORB 1V itoail Any Informa» Ion «-oncernln* DRY GOODS without advertising D like wink­ TU# Pceslmlsl — name will lo* web om# at 1C8 Ampliloi- ing at a girl in the dark/ Diggon • ) )| p. Krlnru«le engine, tii'.osril, alia Mtrect. Phone 6679X. 1IH4*H \rATB8 A- COMPANY. Ke«iuiinalt Road. GARAGE SCAVENGING profiler, tank. prb« IJ - Phn 1818 Ro W, |»'2I-'J. hemstitching and pleating t hone 2603. I.™ OOD AUTO RKPADt»—Old Ku. iutoria HUAVENUING think It 1 llewarïî. Phone 5000. 17*5-3-3» Phone 3803 H H Purdev Kveraharp pencil»—all price* We repair will ELECTRICIAN Government 1 OUT--Suitcase, lielween V iutoria and —:------POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK FORDS FORDS FORDS last." GROCERY 1J Hooke, oil Good Frjday. Under td»ase , LlOH etectrlaal troubles p.i me Ivor u. TYPEWRITERS NEW OR USED NEWTON leturn to Sooke Stag*'. Jvhuaou Mtre«i i Heelev. 7487 LI. 1X47 Rwiutmalt Hoad 8 tbls Is Rslsln Week throughout the IT NOW—Pu.t down *gga now NCOXA pen. consist lug ADVERTISING \ country, get your'* from John K. 1) *. AGENCY GAKAGE Fnilet. Hillside Ave. Phoiu 7 70 1» Y PM XV BITIS RS New and »« cond-hand; Earthenware crocks rar.ke the best \ and »pe« inl ht Vanru and Vlc- BUY NOW 1 t»HT—On Haturday. email wallet c«m- I repairs, rentals ribbons for all mV- container). They are n .an. the* don't torlar and three ht-n». all winners; 81'. ««r 1J lalnlug sum of money, rvld about I dog.. 4»c: to T»lS.l-M Contractors - Kl*AR-HILLSIDbi M tiUxuT — LoUet — Isold 4 do*.. »•«< » dot.. 81.29: 12 do*. i Ford Dealers MulCigraph and Mimeograph Circular lAt* "I OST—Hhoigun. on MllDtream K«wd, A. MILLINERY (- new management. Him grade meats >1,69. 1* dog.. >2.89 18 do*. >2lo Get AHY c-hlcKi from good layers, 16c each. • rs and Postcards. Addressing, Mallln " J. Ruaaell. maker. 7 . Ivprone 37681.. AI 1NH E PHILLIPS. Lauie* and Clui- irovlslona. et«*. T. Dough»/, i 194 Hillside W'NO.OW CLEANING one to-day fr«»m It. A. Drown & Ce.. Phone 6829LI.______e-M Rhone 276 326 Ye tee St. Lists. Iteward. l731-6-»x h ce. Phone 3493. M Rales Quoted for Lo l.vuglaa and Johnson. y Phone >*:». ISLAND WINDOW AND CARPET LTOR HALF Pur* New Zealand Metis Foreign Puhllcalloii» SHOE STORE « LEANING Co. Multe 24. W Inch Itldg. Phone lib M PERSONAL i «lady bird l. m lier «ne lour young U»BD CAR VALU! PLUMBER AlUvKR. 2782 Oder Hill HuaU. pioneer Firm 272t 'onaitTW gtreet. s XV II. HUUtiF.8 À N assortment of Easter nowiuee to A 1 KNTLKMAN going to Europe this HAMBY CRAVEN Phon. 2290. In Clal work. Boots from 14 up. DODGE TOURINGS. 1»|S. 1»|» end 1 f Hummer on buMtieae. t/gen for en­ lineP of canvas shoes. Phur.e <813. 'hone 3s«S ■*2. meet your requirements at Poupard'a TJXOIt MALE- Pure br#«l model» at special prîtes for the next FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS *1 charge of plumbing and a«nitary work 1 Just fresh with calf. gagement as agent In a techi..- al, business at Portsmouth. Kng.. for eight years, also bat 6.3. 694 few days. Also one 1922 DODGE TOUR­ or petsvnal capacity. Invesilgai.ona. Box Olive*jtstreet. Shoal Bay. phone 7404V. ING In eplendbl «-ondltlon. MP1CM BARGAIN—The "Amp Navy "Yard, Rsqulmalt. Prier» moderate. WOOD AND COAL IO wl drive to-night. Friday. Vena. 1X89. Times 1 889-6.»» HILLSIDE QUADRA 1S28-2-J» FORD» we have at all prices from >175 4 » is not a mere playerplayei -piano,-piano. but U» K. BKNNKT -Repairs promptly eve- dian Legion Rntinn >5. >2. >1.56 and positively- ré-enacts the actual playing of B upwards. -__ lfAHCOLLS Easier novtltiu*. Popular *1 • cutsd at moderate charge. 735MLL 400PERAGE Wood Company, phone 6714 >1 strip prises, also tomboiu. Admlasicin TjtOU MALE—Thcroughbre«t pointer pups, the pianists. You don't have to bother J- prices at Poupard'c. 16 DRUG STORE A good CHEVROLET DELIVERY. Just 1312-11 ( ;,fier 4M nra to 18.88 pm Best dry U aired liy champion dog Beverly, and cv-rheul-t and painted ard all ready fur with expression or tempo keys at all. I^JILLMIDE phki -Ail photographic Rr block*, ner land, >3.68; kirJIlag. 92.0* ; QueenB— Tut ------r field and >«ur work, at only >400. Terms If you wish Willis Pianos. Ltd.. \*TB Hl'Y second-hand tenir, don t mind * 1 few holes. 564 Jonneon Street. SHOW CABER work ready at da I •. Fhone j 24 2- Icalde wood, 3 ft. long pet load. SOYRT whist drive. «"ons-Tvatlve Rooms, Apply Good In. 943 We alee have others which It will pav 1093 Government Street. INione 614. 1691-34-113 Campbell Bldg . Mondav. April 2*. 8.-19. vou to Inspect before buying. Terms on Phom- 667H , tf ^KK Dickson first X\> inan-ifacture GROCERY______( ATCHING EGON—Your choice of nine 1 store, office and bank fixture*, and ■Dry siilpynrd wood. IS per > nder auspices «»f thre* Revlé'W». the tny car. ABY buggy, like new,. breeds, >1.6# per setting. 337 Old also folding make refrigerators to or«ler. polish and re­ ‘ BURRIDOE." "*43 Hii.*«d* «rds 116. Phone 3734. night Women * Benefit Anawlmtlor. Marabhees JUIky ; snaps. , Repairs. SUMMER RESORTS HEsquintait Road. Phone 4T97R. I486 A. E HUMPHRIES MOTORS LIMITED 1118 Quadra pair furniture. '941 Esquimau Rd Phone ' ilal . ;«nmI acrlp prises 25c admission Pro­ B Plume 4 614 It.1. ud* »n aid Y. XV.U.A. buiiui.ig fund. ll'ANTKU. Summer cottage at Qualicum large i'. 4OOD fir atove weed. >j.*j for hell atching bogs, famous . strain■ W 1114-3-181 Cor. View and Vancouver Streets •»9 and tv Beach, must hare titres bedrooms. TAILOR HARDWARE f -crd. Phone 21L9L 1478-tf WynI'yanrlottce. $1.60“ setting. K. .1. I > Hand-road*. Humber Brick Work*. Ridout.H 427 Klngstop Street. Phone I5I4Y. ) Phono 47f Tel. 4.13611. Lok# Humber. 746 BJTTON. Our J4|»rlng »ults will gl"ve ILL'S paints, oils, varnish, 8HAWNIOAN LAKE V. OOD YARD VXXCK ,n *W ®f Queeu Uenevolence m>8l-33 " M*>tlme Froli.. A.O> Dali. Friday. UNFURNISHED HOUSES V». >qu service. Phone NilLl. household neceasltlee ; w> 1 -lockD : prices low. Phone I2L. I^IIEHH water Wived. 12-Inch lengths; April -5. >->8 Admission 25c. 17S8-2-9S ATCHING egg»— Noted layers. White Il A KGA1NS 1 heavy bark: also dry kindlings. H Wyandotte» and Rhode Island Reds. 1321-23 OL1WM0BILK "S" flve-paseenser T^XQK RENT—6-rm.ro hourer near In. MEAT MARKET _____ Government Street- Phoue 14.* tf-48 IA NT Kit N STAR—X'icterU Chapter Is >1.00 setting. XVaterhouee. 178 Obed Ave­Touring, with a first -cl;,»-, guarantee. To ensure Insertion the game clean _Phonc^«671 X^afterji^l«11-3-98 JAMES BAY g. holding a dance. May 5, at K of P. I1 |1AYD>H Meat Market. 27Quadra. De- nue. Phone 7817Rl. myll-13 The price I*—come in and nee. day ClaeelfltKl Advte. should be Hell. t)*arU • orchestra. Refreshments. CADILLAC, rune Ilk# he*, *l>.r |/;n/i GARAGE Hvery_to .all partsmMMmmmjmone of city. p 1781-4-168 in The Times Office not later FURNISHED MOUSES PROFESSIONAL CARDS guarante“l first-class, for rotiy. . Rf YAMEfl BAY fi^RAGM specialist* lu 1321 OVEKLARD Light 3'our (j* * »-1 than 1>,16 pm. Claeeitied Advfs. ?" motor car repairs 615 John HL Phoue RAXt» I * A NCK—Mkvigo^i Hell. Friday. hode island red Hatching Esse Touring, in good order ...... VKlU received after this time and up T.IOR RENT—Ten-room furnished hbUes, OAK BAY for onto- 76c par atitlng Good 1M» uYERT.AND Mode! »« Tour- 1’ with furnace, garage aad large garden «144. MrOnhand * Hon ARCHITECTS R to 1 p.m. may he planed under the ..pwsltw Beacon Mill an 1 car terinjnu*. Atfmlsslp.i key 1»1>- stock. Phone 611SL1. , ' - tf-15 tna in first-clase cortdltlob. lor G CLEANING heading Too I«ate to Classify, the TW. PI imb* -. Victoria B tF»T OROÇEA1 1‘BBRT PAVAGE. A tALLVA^ F your itch does not give .JAMESON MOTORS LIMITED -.48 Broughton Street 1‘hone 2244 rate for which Ui 2c per Word. -I *T*TO At.BERT AVE; -wl i.Fittm, bath Y)RIOk'8—Corner MensJea awJ Superior. I VMII'ET, Stadr ‘carpt-t *tv 11- of Architectural IttSUlul* ef Hegl»i*r**ij trchllKL Phono • ?|41. flHVO goats for sale. Just fieri*-'- » hou* Vancouver Island 1 >. alers for. the Famous .1 i 1 “ and pantry. Including water ami 1 Grw'crle*. lee cream, magazines, con- ele«-t rlcatly cleaned. 5v Foa K«reot , .flvtuUeVakcr, Car- /«atlnlKTV AlC. —. . ___ ' ' lmray-Gordou, phene 42811* t>«yward Building. ----4191Y;--1. ---- . ■ ... liftese.; SStiLàS.- :v =_ - _ -steeNSti n

HOVSE* TO KOI 111 RI.EITII PAIIHi v , I LOW PKKE NO! 1*017 DON’T HAVE TO DVY HOMES OV* SPECIALTY M HI It HA N NOME, 4LUKE W 4.00» VAVANT LOT* [^AIRFIELl-—gevee eoems. all recently HU. KKX KM K. MOUUII W ATERFRONT RESIHEM E ,LIVER STREET. Oak Bar. 40x146. with aoi RfY—5-ROOM BlH.OALvW. I'- 1A ACKER. ell clrerrd. modem 7-room Hut we know you trill want to when you ZAOMFORTABI É HOKSE In* Jante* Hay (>l rear aoce**. beautiful oak treea. . $125 du» * l fer quHk sal* fMou are look- joining t'opk Ktreet. frontage, faring age and barn, half-acre u* park-Uk# A 156 In fruit trees thtostiv chert le»», aim «mail original Investment. The I.ojsc Is situ­ south ,...... ritOKNIX A88VRAM L VO. LIMITED ated In seefudad part of Oak Bay Muni, avl ing for a real modern bonté, excep­ These are priced to sell lmmcdjatsly. Let „ A. A. MKHAKKY J. 4.KEENWOOH fruits. b*rn for several head, poultry tionally well built, contained In lot -7.0 ft. LONDON. ENGLAND houses and garage. This property Is vlpallty with easy access to car line. Is us show you them. , CITY BROKERAGE (A. T. AWh. Mg».’ 488.8 Hayward JMdg.. 1JO HeugUa Mreet Lilly modern, with cement 1.aeement ana x 200 ft. and overlooking the Gorge waters, ALFRED CARMIC HAEL A CO. LIMITED t.3* View Mreet rWw *,S . Ideally situated, only mute from Vic­ this one will suit you. The house con­ oS'E OF TUB toria. on good mad. and commanda a won­ fuioacc. and baa recently oe*n * 6tt Fort Street HKkT BARGAINS tains large entrance hall, cloakroom, spa- EVER OFFERED derful marine view. REDECORATED THROUGHOUT 1-iuUs living-room with large brick open PRICE is BIGHT . fireplace and bullt-ln seats, cosy den with ened. though, when he saw. the Bob \ Eli'47-ROOM rOMFoL r.vHLE < OT» men fireplace and attractive overhead to W. C. Tanner, chairman of the P«WE* à MrLAt t»l|MX Fine lot 50x13* and adjacnt property ran was played. Winners of the first Cat there. , TAGE vit upper Fari‘U»r» A'rnua •tO Fort Mreet Phono UM be secured for almost the taxes owing. mantel, convenient dining-room, pass pan­ public works committee of the coun­ FOR THE CHILDREN try and’ kitchen with all built-in convenl- prize» were Mise H. Matthews. J. 8t. “Vr-- inn-er—goo—gcr—” began Nicely sHuat«*,l an<1 < onveolesUy laid **uL Taxes only $18 per year. This Is a gold'n cil. for action. .la»* 60.xft«. Local lmprevei.iyut taxes pats opportunity to secure a ao.-.t home at a « nces. On the second floor ate four well- J.ouls, Mr. Crossley and tl. Cochran. the rabbit. But the Bob Cat made PROFESSIONAL CARDS snap price or make a sound investment. proportioned bedrooms wltn targe clothes The ladle»* highest bid was won by. GRANT FOR PUBLICITY 1‘rlre oqXJ- $1.059. closet off each, separate bathroom and no effort to come in <>r bite him. (Continued) We ran make the' terme to atilt almost any Mrs. Me Adam and thé gentlemen's In the matter of publicity a letter Uncle Wiggily’s Easter The Bob Cal Just looked at the nFFERED AT A!AI«'»»T rur»^ We are at your set vice. l.ET V 8 toilet, balcony amt sleeping porch over­ looking the wat'-r. .Full elated cement base­ highest bid l»v Mr. Uombough. The from the clerk of the North Cow< i bunny In a queer way and said: HALF W HAT THE BARRISTERS PHOW THI» TO-DAY -and remember WOULD »N>.ST TO S»« ILP «JNLY 12.100 18 THE PRICE. ment, hot water heating, laundry tubs and baclielors of the club were the host* ichan municipality was rewl. Ul which "Oh. excuse me! I thought Vncle extra toilet, etc splendid garden laid out for the evening. Eggs DUNLOP * FOOT 8W1NEBTON * Ml hOlLAVK In flowers, shrubs and Ikwn, teiraced down he stated that the council had auth­ Wlgglly lived here, but 1 see he BHVBN-ROOM DWELLING and let Harriet ere. Solicitors. Notai lea. etc. Ml Fort Street Kxrluslre Agents to the wafer's edge, concrete pier, floating Next Wednesday, April 30. will be orized an Inclusive grant of $208 for doesn't. I jnade • mistake!" And \60x110. on MeUlure 8lie«*t. Roue* is Members of NOVA #VOTIv%. MANITOBA. bom house. Ths price of this properly he* an open night and a big military five the current year, and the thanks of Copyright. 1924. by McClure News­ the Boh Cat rnn away. well built. Thl» (a a epien.’ld buy for Al.HKUTA and B.C. RAR8 been reduced to 14,000 for quick sale. The hundred drive and dance afterwards. L.800. Phoae 111 bliuds and electric fixture» are included the board for their generosity were paper Syndicate W’how! T.hat wag a nafrow es­ Victoria. BC. VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS In the purchase prb-e. Immediate pos­ There are to be good prizes. accorded. cape"’ whispered th** bunny ar he MODERN FAIRFIELD titibÊE session can be arranged. Terms. (By Howard IL Garls) sat down in a ebair and twinkled HOME ON VERY CHIROPRACTORS The usual meeting of the Allies MOTOR CAMP his nose. "I wonder why the Bob EASY TERMS P. R. BROWN A HONS Chapter of the I.O.D.K. waa held in The secretary was instructed to This i* the story that Vncle Wlg- Cat didn't*- know me7 1 rmjst bo N EIGHT-ROOM. FULLY MODERN ‘ /THIROFR ACTOR — ElUsosth Dwight Matthews Hall on Thursday after­ inquire from the Agricultural Society t Coneultallin free. Phçne 14*S sc I 1112- Broad Mreet Phone 187# gily told to the animal boys and girls Vncle Wlggily! Can anything have AN DWELLING, with the exception of 4444T 2-2-121 Pemberton Bldg_____ tf-S» noon. There was a fair attendance as to whether the grounds could be In the Hollow Stump school the day hapitened farnacc. Rooms are all largo and bright. Tlif regent. Mrs. Layard, was In the rtfrued again this year for a camp Hl!Ue> marbles fell out of his pocket. But just then there sounded an­ Good 3-plece bathroom. I^>t 50x191. •*- Kervoua Disorders Chionlr Ailment» •-lient »v11 and. taxes are tight. osiy chair. The secretary. Mrs. ,Rochfort. site. You remember 1 promised to tell it other knock on t hi? door. H. H I.1V8BY. DC. SPC. func tions here In connection with the read the minutes. which were $.',750. Chiropractic epecialiet queens will be held on May 23. not GAS CAR SERVICE to you. "This, surely is Nurse Jane." Graduate of the^ Canadian Chiropractic adopted. 'Mrs. Campbe” presented May 24, and that the Cobble Hltl girl The matter of the gas car service Once upon » time, not so verv many thought the. rabbit. But when he US Pemberton Building" Phone 4»:.l the treasure is report owing to the opened the door there stood the Fox. will be able to participate In the between Victoria and Duncan and Its years ago. l.ncle Wtgglly wa* sitting B.C. 1AXD â INVESTMENT AGENCY absence by Illness of Mrs. Bodhin. in his hollow stump bungalow all "Oh. «cum- me!" harked the Fox. The nerve* proceeding out of the epine festivities, uf ihe first da> the 41 was decided- to help ..with tin» e-xtensien to. 4‘owlahau Lake was. UNITED • eorftrvl. either dtrecitr or ladirsctty. the i-rlehratlon* here and to return in alone. It was very 8*111 and quiet "I thought Vncle Wjggily lived here, fUaetloa of Victoria Day Committee Seek picnic for some of the members of again discussed, and finally left with Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuszy, the but Î see he doesn't! 1 made a mts- •2'1 Government Street EVERT ORGAN WITHIN THE BODY the evening to her home up-Island to the British Squadron at the end of Mr. Tanner to obtain »H particulars for Consultation and Spinal Analysis Free rabbit gentleman’s muskrat lady takv!" Her Presence in Festival prepare fof the activities of the fol­ June, which the branch of the Deep necessary to bring the matter before "Well, this is getting more and Hours Mornings 10-11. Afternoons 2-4 lowing day there. The committee housekeeper, had gone out Evening*. Mondays. WeJnesdgye Ihiy Navy League will give. A dance the railway company All of a sudden there sounded a more strangerous!" whispered the promises Cobble Hill that if their and Fridays 7ml In addition to the queens from will be held on May 23 in the Deep NEW BANK BUILDING L knock on the door, and the knock bunhy. “I wonder what’s the mat­ Victoria and the surrounding neigh- nq renentative ip permitted to come Bay Social Club hall If the hall can The secretary was Instructed to was so loud, coming in all the stiu ter with inc7" But before lie could OENTISTS hot hood, there may be a queen from down to the city in acceptance of be obtained for that date. A com­ write to the Rank of Montreal, call­ ness, that Vncle Wlggtty almost hop to t gtase t « itMik. ;i tfiinl knock this invitation, she will be escorted mittee of three was formed, com- W. F. 2*1-J Btobert- Cobble Hill riding in elate through ing attention to the commanding Jumped out of his chair, soundeil. It was tiig Wolf. YAP. A8ER. DR. Kufely back to her home in plenty of loosed of Mrs. Hoidero, Mrs. Ray­ “Cart you tell me where Vncle Wig- r Prase Block. Phone 4-J4. Off lea. Ill the city «tirets during the May 24 position the bank premises hold in "The Fuzzy Fox.has come for m«i celebrations. An invitation was sent time for the Cobble Hill ceremonies. mond Layard and Mrs. Nelson. Other gily has moved to7" asked the Wolf tf-M business was discussed and th« Duncan, and suggesting that it 1» in Whispered the rabbit gome time ago to Cobble Hill, where As Vancouver, Bellingham and the bank's interests, as well as thé Hut no—tbig wasn't so. It was he looked" at the rabbit. "I T. 8HUTE. DehtUl. Office. ** other cities will have queens repre Inveting adjourned, to meet again at Pemberton Hide ph-»nr 717.7 »>u u contest of the name nature a* i’lty of Duncan, that a suitable only the delivery cat from the thought I'd find him here, but you renting them here, the presence of the home of Mrs. Rot-hfort in May. don't h»ok a bit like him. Never elusion of the performance of Hamlet Victoria's is being held nl lh<* pre­ building l*e put up as soon as pos­ grocery store and he mewed politely last night when. In response to the MATERNITY HOME sent time, to «end the successful can­ the Cobble Hill rnyal lady would add sible. and handed Vncle Wlgglly a little mind! Kxcuse me. I'll run along, for Ft 111 further to the success of parade. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. must find him." tumultuous applause, he appeared didate for royal honors to the city for Warrender are vongratulating them CANNERY PROJECT l>S"Nurse Jane just stopped In our liefore the footllghta and graciously hEACTlCROFT N1-R81XO HUMS. the ceremonies here, hut the off**r «»n the birth of a son in Jubilee Hos­ "Sax. what has hapi*enod to me, * Cook. Mra E. Johnson. C M,» . The subject of the proposed can- store and bought this." said the anyhow 7" crietl the rabbit. And acknowledged the plaudit* of his ad- J "h£« was declined as the presence of the pital on April 22. uerv was fulfy explainer! by Mr. queen would be required in her orn , grocery cat. " She asked me to just then Nurse Jane crept along, Nursing Home. Tanner and Mr Kirkhnm amj dis­ lle appealed to tin* mood of hit | 188 LEONARD 8 d’Htrict to preside over the Mu-' 24 i bring it to you and to, tell you not heard what lie said and told him: W' Graduate nurse. 1#*J Fernw^timl cussed at length. It was event nelly to forget that Sunday is Ha*ter and 'Tx>ok in the glass!" _ And when auditors In a delightful little speech Road. Phone events there. IE! decided that the matter be referred in which he expressed hi* heartfelt ♦ you’re to Color the egg** Vncle Wtgglly looked ami saw that "If OS8FIKI.D Convalescrnt Home For The Victoria l>tv committee hue to the* special industrial coromitv-c thanks for the "noble welcome of a now written a second time to Cobble I ’Hh. that's so!” crieti ihe »>unny in the red. green, blue, yellow, pink and Invalids or elderly people. Ukl Tl for acti«»n. The project met With the purple dye had splashed on him so noble play." which he termed the * — ■11-11 1UII pointing out that the main I a Jolly voice when he saw there w-as b-irr fr-it ffljaa. -U1L approval of thFLonfff. ‘ no Fox to bite him. T must color that he looked li^e a dozen Kaster "Blue Ribbon of our artistic life." PREPARES TO HELP It is doubtful whether Sir John has PHYSICIANS the eggs, but where is th- colored eggs. dye the red. blue. gren. yellow, pink "No wonder the Iwul chaps didn i ever been seen to better advantage R DAVID ANGUS—Worn. it's disorder» EDUCATIONAL MONTREAL TO ERECT know me!" laughe«l the bunny. "But than in thf tens»* and gripping clim­ Deep Bay Branch of Navy and purple colors7” D specialty: 25 }ears' experience. Suite (Continued) "The colors «re here—in the pack­ I'm glutl they didn't. Then he axes associated with this tragic play. 40*. Tentage* Bldg. Third and Univers» \. League to Assist With the age."' mvw ed the gtocer:- cat That » washed the red. green, yellow, pink Sir John i* supported by a strong ^ItultTlIAND School. 1*1» «.<>v t. « oin- Picnic For Squadron why Nurse -lane sent them tnyou:-- atui purple dye off his ears, cheeks, company. The outstanding members TIMES TÜITI0II CARDS “ menial eUbJect*. 8U»NCKD and elem»ntar> ' toTtli t Wednesday evening. Nine tables | Demlnlrm xrtod Pmrturfpi. Day school anp(ctl9it1»1>. I» l-ins vommrmoralod Iksrewlth Premiern-day »n.l .lll> a In t^J. UltiK a GREAT ACTOR IN ! the chair. Meiiibwr* present wen- Messes. Campbell. Corbleblsy, Bruce yesterday issuetl an Anza. Smythe.- R« td. Tanner. F T. Klford. Day message which recalletl the land­ •J. A. Heald. Dr. D. K. Kerr and K. ing at lîalllpoli nine years ago. and FAVORITE ROLE QUASHED ON APPEAL with reference more particularly to T fresawLll. sécrétai y • the Australians in that memorable Minutes of previous meeting were expedition he mM! TI|9J lEM well Masterly Interpretation of Vancouver Man to Have New read and confirmed. in spirit the fuundsjiot* of a great Tlv- Cobble Hill and Nhawnig*» fiat inn .mi! g-ixe us and future gen­ Hamlet Given by Sir John Trial by Jury: Three-Year ' erations an lngpiration that will live Martin-Harvey 4*4FW- ourol*4«r of nicailur» who. ■forever, h e ran best etintimie ihfii Term Set Aside regularly altendetl their meetings. memory by a «-ontlnutvl devotion to ITALIAN IMMIGRATION those Ideals th« > upheld I ShakcupenreV most rira ih a tie of dwtrines of claee distinction and ciidfA. lrr inazlcrl^- m.-aLa„,iiacxr- ^■^^etn^wingin spec ini- «mmoirteds*" "Un a greïat îTnSlŸlife*! pîtWonal cff.*rf " Knensle of Naples, stating that be pretation. liver Judgment in the hearing of TWO proposition fbTîrTng out ten or for the atlvabcement of Australia ft The moat fitting monument to their Sir .John Martin-llarvey, forc- Rex \ ereus Yeaman, the Court of fifteen Italian fuiniitve to British Co­ Appeal- thl* morning quashed the great achievements la a fre*r. happy lumbia. and wanted to acquler crown and pruaiftTou» people." niost among Britain ifrrat conviction and ordered a new trial huiili. The secretary whs Ultructed tragt iiians. was at hia best last of the appellant by Jury. to send the letter on to the Minister Charles Yeaman iraa charged In of |8B4*i \ i i‘*ii night at the Royal Victoria Thratre Vancouver with retaining possession in the presentation of Hamlet. of stolen good* and sentenced to ROAD CROSSING If Rir J**hn were asked to state his The council expressetl their sym- REEVES TQ ATTEND thret* > ears' imprisonment. He ap­ favorite role he would most assur­ paihy with the petition presented to pealed to the Court of Appeal on the edly reply "Hamlet." ground that the charge had been the city council aakiug for improve- The distinguished British nc tor has vat \u*t to- altered without a further opportunity im-H< -of eondiVHHts at the McKiunoo TTte Bob Cat lust looked .w**» Tams ia jjiany driinitttic fields, to the accused to elect. A summary 1 toad crossing. The matter was left CHAMBER MEETINGS V.3 !ovl:ltv but In llamlet be stands out like i at tii tl followed, with the conviction. scintillating jewel in the firmament (living an unanimous judgment of Invited to be in Attendance on S of dramatic stars who have achieved the court. Chief Justice Macdonald blue and yellow color to try them I rewnown in the Interpretation of ordered the quashing of the »*onvlc- Monday I’ll «I.» that More Nurse June gels ! Shakespearean drama art. •vj tion and provided fur u new trial by bet*k and surprise her '------. —.------Remarkable Indeed, was (he vecep- jury. J. A. Aikmau... appeared for rns Following the adoption by the In the ice box Vncle Wiggily found , tlo;i accorded Sir John at the von- 1 Vancouver counsel. :• • ’httmber of t‘ninmerv» t.f a Isonlu- some of tin* egg* Nurse June» hatl I Never Uu a Knife / ! tion making lh»- mayor of the city bought from Mr* Cluck the hen I and the reeve* of the .mUnlcliwlltic** lady. Boiling the egg* hard, so if I It » *> eu, to (et rid of e com. Blue-jey ex-officio meml.»eni of the Itoard of they fell the shells would only crock, i end, them. Stop, the pein inwntly. director* of ihe Vhan»h**r of Com the rabbit began to dip them, one at ! : merer, the mayor and the reeves Will a time, into the Faster dyes. Then the com looeene, end come, be Invited to attend the meeting of Til make a red egg first." thought , out. Does *w«jr with dengeroue the directors Monday. the bunny, and he rilpia*! it in that j Southern Pacific poring. Get Blue-jey et your dtugguL ! Next Monday's meeting will be of color And. a* he did bo. some red nen lakes friend­ ly interest in their *l»ecial Importance In view of their dye splashed on his collar. .* "But guests, especially 1 j attendance and ai»o because of the that will do no harm." thought Mr. I fact that the new directorate will be Longeur*. ; in attendance. Ivalloting on the nom • Then fie dipped mother egg in the j inecs for the ten director*, to form blue color. i»nd while he was doing | the lKMird in addition to thowe now this some blue splashed oil hie Ukht ! werving their second year closing to- Check. J night. The retiring dlrectivrs should "But that will LAMTt> ^ crriCE! fic service for short trips es well tion costs. fop. xoo TO GET UP I SAKfcû V/HAOOA es for long ones. It costs so THE AVERAGE. MAM OFFICE AMO 7)HOW TOO OT GOLLT- And yet Southern Pacific ser­ XOU MOAM1M much less than eny other form MAT) HALC AOATt> | | MOW HARO ME WORK*» \THOUGHT I vice la the most dependable of K&CAJT mow: ^ of transportation. VVOtRK. DOME. e>X MOW HC'b AT H\‘j TOU WUZ- all. It’s fast and comfortable, too. HURRT UP AMO ezre OFFICE AT TAKiM ME TO Compare It yourself with other In other words, it's Southern t>EVLM IN . fire: r- ways to go. You’ll flrid that a Pacific Service and that means THE ticket over the Southern Pacific much to thoae who have MORHIMG costs from one half to one tenth traveled widely. ^------tr h _ StOO- over allowed on fifteen-day round trip tickets. That's a new feature for your convenience. Southern Pacifii b. L. j hY _û k # General Agent, 314 Union 3t„ Seattle 11 14/6 — Ô 1824 SV IwT t furust Stsvwjli • r -o Y "L" ',.

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Thousanpisol vrjfih PLACE S5.500 School Children «g Sheffield Stainless Steel Knives WILL CLOSE HALL PLACE SUM IN ÉJ need W7 NATURE’S Xl —-----Priced to Clear ~t— IN ESTIMATES ««WEST ESTIMATES FOR jfStni&ct Stock up with Cutlery at these drastically cut prices. I* RARE GIFT V Stainless Steal Dinner Knives- -Christopher Johnson. Wes ten holm‘s Is Favored in Place of Burn­ 1-X-L and other good make*. Per half dozen, fT.SO, S7.16Ô From Norway's Seas :«nd ...... ^...... ^5.044 FOR ELK LAKE side District Station SANDPITS SITE TIIE FOPVLAJi YATES STREET STOKE Stsiniees Steel Dessert Knives, l-X-L make. Per half do*.. 91.00 Victoria West fire hall will he The Council has decided to recom­ Sheffield Steel Knives, table and dessert sizes. Kuch. 60<, 55r mend $3,5(M) for the current year to­ SCOTTS EMULSION end...... SOr closed, the council In committee de­ Lengthy Discussion Results cided yesterday afternoon, and fire ward the improvement of the Hand The Strength-maker. alarms In that district will be re­ Pits sit**. Spring Ridge, which 1» pro- in Compromise on Con­ sponded to by firemen from Burn­ poflcd to be used for the William Scott A Bosme. .Toronto. Ont, 2>50 Drake Hardware Co. Ltd. side hall. Stevenson Memorial. troversial Issue The question apparently disposes Alderman Wood ward salul the elty 1418 Douglas Street Phone 1645 of the controversy which has ranged should do the grading and other about the closing or fire halls to re­ work at a cost of $6,000. and the A otes for Kilt hake park oven- William Stevenson Memorial Com­ lease men to be used reserve, to proposal, which was accordingly re- 50 Suits pied the attention of t|ie <’it.v comply with the Flro I apartment’s mittee would complete the project by Hours of Labor Act. passed by the subscription. Fur the motion there voted Alder­ (Council in estimates committee Legislature last session. - Alderman Andros declared tlint men Marchant. Todd. Woodward, vest en lay, and eventually ;i As instructed by the council, the the city should have the promises Dewar and Harvey. For Misses and |,eompromi.se was reached to place fire wardens had met the Fire Chief made and the money in hand before Against the motion there voted again on the question of closing dis­ the city spent the money. Past ex­ Aldermen Ker, Andros. Sargent, i the sum of $5,500 in the esti- trict hails, and Alderman Andros perience had proved the value of such Christie and Hangster. Small Women Worlds | mates, or one-half of the ligure stated that Victoria West hall would a fluggestion. The question may come up again release six men if closed, l»ecause It Aldemfhn Woodward said the com­ in council. j s<‘t out in the recommendation was the hall, answering the least mittee must have some concrete ON SALE AT I at the previous council meeting. The numberj>f calls annually. The Bum- irheme before the subscribers could I sum of 811,604k had been suggested, side hall couid he used for Answering be exacted to put up their pledges. j hut th. omount allowed does not be­ calls in that area. That was the Alderman Marchant stated that gin to touch the engineer’s estimate recommendation of the Fire Chief, as even it the Memorial Committee did | to finish the golf links. against any other halls, although not go o,i with their part of the Stropping i The council, after much discussion, the Chief opposed closing any of scheme, the city would gain great also approved a plan to vote $1,166 th- hulls. va Hie from the improvements. towards the- Ktk l^ake farm, aiul to Alderman Andros, in answer to “One extravagance leads to an­ consolidate the vote with that of the Alderman Todd, stated that tho Vic­ other.” said Alderman Ker. who as­ Elk Lake park. toria Weat^ hall was favored over serted that the High School had made The majority considered the pro­ Burnside, because of the necessity des I ruble ihe call for the improve • 20 Seconds Sid* perty was " really a park, and no of protecting the mill district. ment. He believed it could well be % longer a farm, though Alderman The alderman said he noticed that deferred. The city had yet no war REGULAR $40.00 VALUE Fee* Snngster said some farm work was Victoria West Brotherhood would memorial, while her«* was a large sum asked for a memorial to one ^seconds ^ still being done there. loti go a protest; but that was not The citizens or any other city to be wondtred at. man. • Sam pin Suits, bought at a sub­ would sing hymns of joy. and hold up Alderman Harvey remarked that Alderman Hangster stated the stantial discount. Beautiful damage had been done by the city, both hands in favor of this plan.” Burnside hall could respond to Vic­ silk “aid Alderman Todd when asking the toria West calls, but the reverse plan and should be restored by It. costumes, lined. Mostly ^Seconds ■■ aldermen to vote the $11.000 recom­ of Victoria West coming to Burnside Alderman Marchant reminded th « navy poiret and tricotine, also mendation at the meeting on Mon- calls would not work, it was said. Council that twenty-eight years ago Ridht side Alderman Woodward expressed his ho had ooposed the council's plan at fane)- tweeds and boyish and ♦h it tune. of Fsce “T00 MUCH SECRECY" surprise that Victoria West hall had plain tailored styles. been chosen for dosing He was Two motions wrere then submitted Alderman Marchant _ sympathized surprised that Yates Htreet hall was to divide tile vote over a period of Is Anything Wrong with Alderman Todd, and said some not scheduled.- Reference to the two yean», which was agreed, upon on 78 Seconds from of the troubles arose owing to the favorable fire insurance rates led the basis of $3?506 without a dlvileon. WONDERFUL method of management of the ex­ Aldempni Hangster and Alderman penditure. it appeared to be a ques­ 1.50 Todd to intervene to question the ef­ Lather toTowet tion of too much secrecy. There fect of the underwriters’ action. were improvements within the city Fires, said the alderman, might oc­ COATS AT. . . which wanted attention worse. What cur anywhere, and lie objected to take \ V7HETHER it's a cut or scratch, about the miasma of the Spring the responsibility in case of protec­ FAIL TO RESTORE vv an outbreak of pimples or rash, VALUES TO $36.00 llldge “rat hole,” which the people tion of life. or a case of fiery disfiguring eczema, had suffered for thirty years? He Alderman Dewar oppoaed the pro­ New canfellisir effects, in send and fawn ; pure wool coats, believed delay for twelve months you need Zam-Huk. posal to-close any hall. You can always rely upon this also an assortment of smart models in the new spowfluke would be advisable. ’’We have done what we were told Alderman Haussier declared It to do.” asserted Alderman Andros, grand herbal balm to soothe pain, tweeds. would be a crime to abandon the a ho added the fire wardens were un­ draw out poisonous matter and in­ or# work now. when so much had been willing to deal with the subject, but flammation. and quickly end the Raz done. Some successful work could Council Asked to Establish hud done their beat. worst attack of akin disease. yet l*e done. I The motion was tl\en adopted. $4 Rate For Outside A daily dressing oi Zam-Buk Alderman Harvey believed that the Alderman Woodward voting in the keeps the akin healthy and free of a I English Ladies’ Pure citizens would not* approve the full negative. Labor blemish. It is a real skin medicine expenditure, but something should be and of a different nature entirely to started this year. Ginghams Wool Hose, In addition to .the Kilt I .aka farm ordinary ointments or solves. ■ ., tie vote the Ctty ’Council in vote. Alderman Her said he Regular fl.25, estimâtes committee yesterday after­ BOY WAS KILLED to-day when a building which was be­ recommended a vote of $2.606 to pre­ the treatment oi eceema. no*worm poisoned . Special, Yard . ing wrecked and inside of which he serve the work done lu 1823. with a MEMORIAL TO LATE noon. declined to establish a mini­ wounds ulcere, vile», cut* sore ban.i* s„d Bajrrie, Ont.. April 25.—Da\ id Me- was gathering kindling roHnpeed. view to its completion jn two or three mum rato of $4 00 jwr day for out­ face*. chi.ll*tei.n», bum*. >c*ld* 80c. bos. lJougull. twelve, was instantly killed burying hint beneath the debris. or four years, lie went into the side labor. ot 3 tor $1 il. oi dealers cyflty* beie. 19c 59c st heme, he said. In 112$. believing it Alderman Marchant introduced the Novelty plaid and chec'î Fine rib, In heather could be done in a year nr two. Now motion, which recommended that COLONEL ANDREWS men receiving $3.75 a day shoùlil lie designs, in phuLfting col­ mixture shades, ltsl® he was convinced that it could not raised to $4. carters he paid $4.25, oring*. splpndld-wearing heel* and toes. Size 8*4 he done. He had in mind cropping and washing quality. to 10. the land tor this year, as a protective and temporary help be paid $3.75. measure. Will Probably Take Form of Alderman Hangster deprecated any Interruption with the**preeeiit scale. V EXPENSIVE SCHEME Stained Glass Window Alderman Ifc-wsr defended th* vote J Alderman Andros declared that the on the ground that the maximum SOOTHES. PURIFIES ft HE»IS I most sanguine golfer would not ex- number 'of days the men could work FREE—Book^on I pent a revenue from the hay off the was 240 In the year. At a meeting of the church council f greens daughter!. He believed that ”!f they are not raised, will they Attractive New ! Mr Macau was right when he had held last night It was decided that a fund should be raised for a per­ quit ?” said Alderman Andros, who ■'stimated the expense at $50.060. and manent memorial for the late Rev. argued that the men would be as :f the> had >-!■• i.t $10,060 now they 4'«tend <*. 14. Andrews, and although sattsTiKT as they were now. Next James Adam Home Beautifying w *-r- flaked 811.066, 4» «itfll they year the city «tight h«tve^ n- higher Hats : 1t w*h not défini!«Ty decided what would be compelled to finish the task. tax rate, and then it would be diffi­ THE PARTICULAR GROCE A Alderman Hangster said the work form it should take, there was con­ siderable support to the suggestion cult to effect a cut in the scale. Sell, -OUR OWN BRAND" Butter already done was of permanent value Alderman Woodward maintained This Book Tellsl 3? W 1 «he matter, .aid Alderman Sargent. ^ hurch: Ing dissatisfaction, because some re- How to make a Jiug*» mistake has been made■ ” As rector of oak Bay and aw a your home artistic. chaplain- during the kejng out an fitietenm" >nt —Id 1431 DOUGLAS STREET A splendid showing df fashion head - perfect condition. provided in the Tut tire, tie wanted ' attendance both of hi* parishioners the opportunity should be given to a "'I and former army comrades at the wear. Snappy style*; latest crea- INITURE. the fullest data tabled of recent ex­ secure a living wage for the men. W. J. SAVORY SEED AND How to finish soft and hard penditure un Elk Lake farm, show- memorial service at Ht. Mary’s He maintained that much of the work FLORAL CO. LTD. Phan, 1024 ing exactly what had been spent. <*htireh Sunday afternoon at 2.3ft. and was not steady. woods. at this service a collection will be TO COMPLETE SCHEME Alderman Sargent doubted If the taken towards the fund. city should establish the scale of How to reflnish old wood hi Alderman Todd responded that the <’aplain Money of the Army and wages on the figure suggested, and Bleached Printed stained and enameled effects. Lest plan was to vote money from Navy Veterans' Association lias made contrasted the figure with what pri­ vear to year until the scheme was an appeal for the members to meet vate firms were paying for similar STOCKER'S—Th, Reliable iHotv to fill unsightly, germ- completed at Ht. Mary’s Church Hun,lav after­ service In the ctty. Sheetings Bedspreads catching cracks. Aidcrruaq l»e war asserted that If noon to pay their tribute to the late Alderman Woodward eahl neither the rrrtftrcff of 10?$ had known ft padre HlmlTir requests have been the K C. Electric nor the B. C. Tele­ Special, Each $1.89 1 would cost $50.000. the council would made on in-half of the other soldier phone Compaay paid so low a wage. Special, Yard 89c How to stain wood artistically. never have started. For his part organizations In the city. Five voted for. and five against the Hemmed ready for use; j only two Issues remained -one to go Durable quality; will give printed In green floral de­ vhead slowly—or to abandon the This book is the work of experts—profusely illus­ good wear; 88 Inches wide. signs; size 68 x 84. scheme, HAULING ! I Alderman Woodward suggested trated—includes color charts—gives covering j that a vote of $12.000 should be ap- —It's a heavy business, but capacities, etc. It is the same book which | nroved. half to b* used for Elk Lake, we’ve the equipment to do It iml the other half to remove the right, also Fiftnllure and Plano Buy “Griffin'' is so extensively advertised in all the leading -Hn vote separate skirts. 4 . .'•* for Elk Luke farm, and >n- and Bramle> x u til ing of floors, woodwork and ofher dlseuMMOR ensued »s to whe- Yellow Cab Co. cream and white. furniture is given FREE I tuer the appropriation should have I arv relation to the earlier vote. and without obligation. The mlnnrltx continued to fight the . votes successively*. • but were de­ A Clearance of Girls’ For painters—meet your feated bp tl.e same majorities. ce of Girls’ (b) ^5 When th# aldermen had rencited $5 Powders ...... tj)j~ customers at the Johnson tlu* point when they had rejected the Department and let them ippropriatlon for seed and manure The kind I use—at very modest prices Dresses . for the farm. Alderman Sargent rose LOOK! see the various finishes on to move to have the amount tvamL By Edna Wallace Hopper VhIucn I» 4-'i.50. Flannel, homespun the actual woods. Special ferred to the above vote of $r,.5mi. The powderfl we uec in Moviola ml There ore two .kind*, light and j The Latest in .(gain deprecating the policy of emit lift $5 per ln>x. . Beauty la our heavy. 1 use a cold cream powder. ! *ml navy serge Frock*, in smart ju­ panels will be finished up secrecy Which occurred in 1*23, and •dock In trade, and wo cart- not what with a base like my Youth Oenm. It ! Durable for you gladly on request. the tack of a eourret^plan. now. it coat*. cling* and stays. But some like a f Footwear venile styles, ti to It years. The following items were passed; 1 have offered to other women my powder light and fluffy, without the ! 1-abor. $.1,330; repairs to buildings help» to youth and beauty. The wry cold cream base. Ho I had both kind* and fences. $252; drainage. $760. and creation* which France supplied me. prepared. telephone, $48. The item of $990 for which matte mo a famou* beauty, and . Edna Wallace Hopper’s Youth fed. seed, manure, etc., was voted which have kept my youthful lK*auty <'ream Powder—the. heavy, clinging Girls' Wool Pullovers Star Construction Co., Limited down by to u grand Aid «C*- powder, and Edna Wallace Happer a But 1 did no; think of powder*. I Face Powder—the light ami fluffy At $1.95 Douglas Street Bhonv ;107 never dreamed that the powder» 1 powder both come in three shades Suitable for SCOUTING, un could be sold at mod eut price*. white, flesh and brunette. FOOTBALL and SCHOOL __. With roll collar, for ages ti to 13 years. Women by the thousand* asked The Owl Drug Co. now supplies WEAR. Two full chrome about my powder*. Ho I showed the my helps to youth and lieauty, and In sand, turquoise and navy. City Hall Gossip makers that million* of boxes could my powder*, too. These are the aoles, screwed and stitched. ■ l to user* of my beiuty helps. French creations which made me Any size. The Province and city will dl\ ids And they offered me those Identical what 1 am. My Youth Cream -based > I Upon Presentation at our store this £oupon en-1 ; the coat of grading and macadamiz- powders, made under my name. on fruits. My Facial Youth -my fa­ MEN’S OR BOYS’ $ «1 g a short stretch of road from mous liquid cleanser. My Hair Bloomer Dresses, Girls'Wash I titles the bearer to a FREE copy of the Johnson Book on g •ul^naon Street extetmivn to Turpci’a Few over used them Youth, which brought my luxuriant g Home Beautifying and Wood Finishing—“The Proper | ; Way» on the old reserve. In ord* r to Up to now. few women have ever hair. My White Youth Clny—the $2.98 Dressas, $1.29 pro tele for new induit ties. The mat­ used a powder so exquisite. Few last word in facial fifty. My Beauty j At 85c | ter < ame up in cxtlmates committee could afford the price. Now 1 bring Book comes with each. • If you live} Sole "Agent Choice of a variety of styles. Treatment for Floors, Woodwork and Furniture Cotton Dresses for Utile girls -T tru council yesterday. them to.you—the finest powders ex- Ottt of town, order by mail. The In check gingham and col­ perts cart ravatw. ThrA’ flrc as tine as 4 offer them in the hope to bring 2 to 5 year*. In Saxe and tun, ored chambra) s. Ages 6 tb I Name------—------• T|ic. committee will recommend million* the henetUs I got. Powder* vapor, a* harmless as dew. And all with xv hi it* pipipgk. 13 years. ^Addr'iss------—------—J ‘ ih(t t tender» should be hivRed for the are fragrant with my "favorite per­ are Incidental. Put nbw General Warehouse' . area ftounfed- ter tho Wlllowa ll< ad, fume. Non the powdçr* used liy them a bo. and I am very gl«.l for <'rnnmore Rood, and the Old Men’s stage and movie beauties can be ÿour mHë. Edna Wallace TToppcr, Phone 2170 637 Yatet St. J Home, which bclongn to tho city. used by all who wish. 53« Lake Hhorc Drive, Chicago, y.-. «rjàâaaBWÉp ... Vs..:. .