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WEATHER FORECAST 4 WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT For *6 hour* ending 5 p.m.. Saturday : Victoria and vicinity—Light to mod­ Columbia—The Arlaona Exprès. erate wind», continued line and warm. I tom In ion—The White meter. Playhouse—A Pelt; of Six»». xvxt# Capitol—The Whit# Moth. VOL. 65 >Î0. 3 VICTORIA, B.C., FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924 PRICE FIVE CEINTS Only Compromise Can End Deadlock of U.S. Democrats k l MAY FORM A NEW Two Jngo-Slavs Ralston Asks His Name Be Dropped From U.S. f NATIONALIST Democratic Presidential Nomination Contest NEITHER M'ADOO NOR SMITH DEFEAT! PARTY; M. GANDHI Frontier Guards QEGIJIS TO MOVE Resolutions Not Accepted by Belgrade. July 4.—An Incident Is reported from the Italo-Jugu-MLiv Inquiries Are as Numerous as LIKELY TO BE CANDIDATE Swarajists at All-India frontier In which two Jugo-Slav cus­ tom officers were killed. The version Twelve Months Ago Party Meeting of the Incident receiveded here says the - — customs men, ■■I6* three Italian,______froXr^rZ ______j 3S^ Jun6 Proved an Exceptional V FOR PRESIDENCY OF VS He May Continue His Efforts summoned fhjm to halt. When the Season Through the Agency of customs men pointed out they were on the Jugo-Hlav territory, accord­ All But Few of Rival Leaders at Democratic Conven­ New Party ing to this account, tin* Italians The inquiries for reservations opened fire, killing them and wound­ at the local hotels are equal to tion in New York Admit Compromise Candidate London, July 4 (Canadian ing a civilian. those of twelve months ago, Pros* Cable)—It is reported, ac- Must be Found; on Sixty-sixth Ballot McAdoo Had when the city had one of the 495 Votes, Smith 338»/i and Davis 74%. cording to the Bombay corre­ 5,000 on Strike in most remarkable seasons for spondent of The London Daily many years. This statement is — —------— ~ j News, that Mahatma Gandhi, City of New York made after careful canvass of Kon-co-operatioeist leader in In­ New York, July 4. (Canadian l'r<-H*)^-The nomination of • the chief hotels, whose manage­ Democrat te candidate for the |>rt-nid<-nry of the Vnited Stairs dia, may sever his connection New York, July 4.?-rtFlve thousand ment ha,e observation of the sea- with the All-Indian Congress, members of the United Cloth. Hat son's trade on the preliminary In­ haa reached the hotel room stage. The convention having be­ and Cap Makers* Union are on strike quiries from tourist and travel bu­ come hopelessly deadlocked, the man who will be the atandard- which was organized to further here demanding certain technical reaux. and from private reservations. nationalist sentiment, and con­ changes which would strengthen Their general Impression is that the bearer of the now disrupted party will in all likelihood be tinue his work through the their von tract with the employers. month of June would net have •elected by a little "roup of leaders conferring behind the locked No demand Is being made for shorter equalled 192S If It were not for the door of some hotel bedroom. agency oC another body. hours or more pay. race meeting and the visit of the The correspondent sends details of British Special Service Squadron It has become obvious to all but a very few of the rival the recent congress at which Gandhi, both of which brought large parties leaders of the deadlocked forces that neither Governor Alfred who had been taking a leading part to the city in the second half of the In the proceedings, was compelled to month. E. Smith of New York nor William G. McAdoo l„...... The - wsvystt»- eew awn ^ fits .^Change resolutions he hwd-'mwTfrtfTT’ !DR. TOLMIE REFUSES TO BE it has also become obvious that the tiwarajtsts WradicaT fiômë**" TRg fnr August, but will apparently ■ frulqm lo jAnuqr ’thl* month# • n »bf fhe vase In July. 1121. although there Gox Readylo - ^Të wëàry of the factional fight and ALL WEPT 1» a large party voming here next would quickly put an end to It if they Addressing his followers later B.C LEADER; CONSERVATIVE week for a theological gathering. The Withdraw From knew where to go. Their leaders cap Gandhi wept and the whole meeting reservations of travel bureaux are not tell them until the Smlth-Mc- cried eHth him. One of his lieuten­ coming In well. Only one large Adoo managers- ----have - been -on.convinced in, r'l ants placed his head at Gandhi's feet, agency has cancelled Its bookings, so Contest in U.S. ineir men have no chance and have whereupon the latter" confessed him- PARTY IN GREAT CONFUSION that there Is every reason to expect been forced into line behind ,ome •elf defeated and humbled. that the organised parties will sus­ compromise candidate. Madison Square' Garden. ONLY A SLIM CHANCE UNREST CONTINUES tain the high level of last Hummer. New York. July 4.—îemes M. A memorandum signed by the British Columbia Conservatives’ hopes of solving their present These parties are largely dependent Cox of Ohio to-day authorised There remain#, of course, the members of a deputation from the on the travel to the mountains, and his representatives at the Demo­ chance that the rank and file of the National Convention. India, and other difficulties by making Hon. 8. F. Tolmie leader of their party whether the recent fire at the Chateau cratic National Convention to «V 1«id, to dlareeard the prominent Indians now in England, in this Province Were shattered to-day when Dr. Tolmie an­ at Lake Ixmiae will lead to the can­ withdraw his name from the .Hv.7 ,„î,11,n0m n,,e 1 m,n lh,m- declared that the present unrest In celling of reservations Is not yet presidential nomination contest wi'u, koYi! th.”” Wh° ‘u'e r*mlll»e India would continue until dominion nounced definitely at Ottawa that he would not enter provincial %>own. because In reflex action it when they thought such a course with politics In this country decUre home rule should be established. politics, under any consideration. would result In loss of transient busi­ . advisable. 10J" » very slim chance in- “We claim," It stated, "that India ness here. .The, ‘'••"tlovk has become a should draft her own constitution as Dr. Tolmie’s statement, which has caused consternation in The private inquiries for hotel ac­ r«n H,f‘,r n«h' Between the the present Dominions and the Irish the camp of British Columbia Conservatives, followed lengthy commodation are good, and many lï,” r1'* troupe I. an tnsurmount- Free State have done. We urge thts prominent people are expected to be . ',r "'r^'lonai and religious conferences with Colonel Cyrus Peek, Conservative Member-elect through, thla territory during the ! Th,lch he" boon engskdered In order that the sad story of Britain next two months. CONFEREES INVITE and the American colonies in the for the Islands, who went to Ottawa as representative of the 1 ^ lnt? "f hatred by Eighteenth Çentury and of Britain Conservative Party in an attempt to bring Dr. Tolmie West. How The Pacific Northwest is fighting ! LnL,i, 'Vn^.0t Ih* smouldering and Ireland in the Ninteenth On» greater compétition this ye*r for 1 enmity of the fanatical -dm" .nil tury. may not be repeated and the hopelessly Colonel Peck's secret mission failed was indicated by business originating on the Atlantic ! !£* ‘Ty”11.!' tanaltcal "wets " It |. constitutional party destroyed as in Dr. Tolmie s statement to newspaper correspondents this after­ •••board. This is due not only owing CANAD1DELEGATE South ,^0"c*lled "Progrsselve ' the latter case and the people driven to the old Country attraction* for fnn..h. - against the "wert to despair. We trust that in the noon as follows: -r- * . , — the Jfrttish Empire KUdbUAee but to Meeting to Decide Empire owtasmKIre Fisst and North. In tty# Twentieth Ciirturr * peacesWr eoht- “If 1 4m* Intended to enter the Pro­ epewel domestic effort* The pub­ isriuti the Protestant religion ii tlon will be found and Britain and vincial held, the time to have taken licity organ I eat ions working for Indianapolis. v JB, >V UlsuxMtx. ytenatar Nbrtfi~" Ptilé aeroplane expedition. T are- rttliwdfflir-fiw' Monetary l«txac bankrolls .than-.to». MeAdeo- —WUR air wiiiiam~tr rapiarn më?- River. avoided the Inspection of the raidstd- 'T p- Caagraln: Dr. Murray Mac- ™n' "ho hall from distant parla. burn. a co-director of the Bingo Cheque which was recently, postponed be- Time* at S1D3.000. as against $40 Laren. M.P. for St. John, N.B.; J. cause of lack of funds. Ing part.. The M «12 "stayed at From their point of view It I. Im­ mine, a very promising concern con­ This information has been re­ for the same week of last year. Fafard. M.P. for 1.'Islet. Que.; E. material how many poor hut honeet anchor alongside a Canadian craft, trolled by British capitalists In the ceived from the iiisular capital Chevler. M.P. for Ottawa, and W. VÎ"?oc.n*'*, so broke" paying New Ta» I‘bs. district of Manitoba Fir Mayor Hayward will refer to the a small cabin cruiser. On board tl)e McQuarrle. M.P. for New 'We« York hotel rales. City Council on Monday a question in connection with the mapping William States the mine is a very American vessel the police found be­ minster. A BREAD LINE promising one with better showings which has arisen at the City Hall, of an itinerary which is to bring et this stage of Us development than suggesting breach of the agreement tween fifty and sixty cases of whisky. The McAdtm forces are considering his excellency from Vancouver New Insurance Fund for x.trious expedients to withstand this the famous H el finger mine had at a between the council and the directors The Canadian launch had a beer Australia Has similar period of lie history. On the of the B.C. Agricultural Association to Nanaimo on August 7. Lady cargo, but aa her inpere were in prospective siege, including a fund for the lease of the Willows Park. Asser accompanies him, and they Ï a .eoi7 ot delegate hresd line. train to the area the visitors found perfect order and the cargo un - They declare they will *u«'k to the a typical frontier crowd, prospec­ .Under the tvrms of the two-year will immediately proceed to Campbell Treasury Surplus mre _____***»• entered Into last December, the River, by way of Courtenay. Bank Deposits in Canada broached ehe was allowed to go free. a,.,d eltuatlon this afternoon tors pushing Into the country from The Governor, who haa held that indicates that the only hope of endliM| »" the.continent. They^csmr NOW IN HARBOR HERE Melbourne. July 4 (Canadian Frees undertakings Included* office for two years. Is a distinguished Cable, via Reuter'»).—Steadv pro­ the convention before election dû ■nv from the lirnperty greatly army officer, and holds the rank of The speed boat, engined with an lie* in a compromise. pleased with their m»|iectlon. provision for Improvements at the eight cylinder marine engine giving gress throughout the previous year park. In anticipation of the Lieutenant-General. He wan long Is Proposal Now Made wa* Indicated tn the annual financial J Concluded‘an pat* 2) They ere nullified Northern Manl- her a rare turn of aphed In the water, fortncomlng exhibition the pre­ Identified wfth the army In Egypt, étalement presented to the House to­ tohe will loom large In the mining being through the advance on Om- —-under détention with sident and secretary of the associa-, Captain Salley and McKee. The day by Dr. Earle Page. Federal reel lone of thia continent aa develop­ lion wrote to His Worship pointing riurman. and the various engage­ Treasurer, who expressed satisfac­ U.S. Flag Affair ment proceed,. ment* Incident*! to the occupation of __Ottawa. July 4.—In a report *ub: South, to provide for an Inquiry by liquor was transhipped at Cadboro <»ut the pressure on their finance* to «ar and turned over to the customs tion with the returns, which shewed REMARKABLE CAREER carry out the Improvements in hand. the Sudan. For a considerable period milled to the House of Commons to­ the Finance Department Into the In­ Auatrallatto he In a favorable posi­ he was adjutant-general in Egypt. authurlllee along with the craft The career of1 sir William Max­ Since that time there has been a day the Banking and Commerce surance of savings hank deposits up which yaa later brought around to tion industrially and financially. A In City of Tokio “ request verbally made to him to sign Throughout the Great War he was to «1.006 was passed without dehate well a* e war correspondent and ngased In various capacities, Committee recommended that the the Inner Harbor. The two men were surplus of £ 2.457,000 waa shown la the cheque for the taxes due to Oak by the Banking and Commerce t om jgOJ« thark» ef immlgmtlaa offl. against a eurplua of *11,611.006 toot Is Smoothed Over ______«vaaeladad aa me- *- » •Bay municipality within " the nerlod \ i ;■ «Yy A u#»r -is—a dalightcr-of J.- msast sMimiI# >*■ mittee of the Commons to-day. Mr. Rated at «U a case the M ««^car year. during which taxes must be met to Wotherspoon of New York. practicability of establishing in the Ladner1» original motion tohtatned * . ______.... ______chartered banks of Canada an addi- Washington. July 4.—Charge Caf- evade the penalty, namely by next a^ws-7-. SACK TO ASYUUIt Seven Arrested Monday.______a rm ommen.lnllqn .to ParUamenv on. .rjed a cargo vetoed wppeeetmatety fery at Tokle haa advised the Hints " The "Mayor Talcp* The" view "that. whlch deposits would be protected principle, hut he consented at the e*.»00.... The. rapture was effected Department he hae been ofnclally In­ Empire Preference euggestlon of Herbert Marier. Liberal without the passive Of a ahot and Fredericksburg. V*. July 4 —Rev. however desirous the directors may against lose up to «1,000 by the es­ formed that the men who tore down At Stormy Meetit Montreal, to change,the resolution to without reeletance on the part of the Herman R. Jamee. of Ptltteyllte, Ont. the United States flag In the Ameri­ be to have the taxes paid HOW hy the tablishment of a fund on an insur­ veesela remaining to wait for the po­ under arrest charged with accosting a city, presumably with the Intention Plans Are Urged- ance basis. provide for an Inquiry only. can Embassy compound here haa In Philadeli lice launch. high school girls, will be returned to been arrested and that a représen­ of repaying the city after the receipts The premiums would be contri­ MOTION RULED OUT The last seen of the boat that es­ the Canadian Inaene asylum where he are In from the Fall fair, he has not ta"'" of the Tokio police deportment By Trade Leaders buted, by the depositors and the On the ground that the proposal of caped we. oo the horiaon heeded tor waa formerly ap Inmate and rrotti called upon Caffery July 1 and apol­ Philadelphia. July 4.—Police Inter­ authority to make a breach of the banks In such proportions "as may the American aide. Police offl ce ra which he la said to have been paroled. ference at A meeting last night to J T. Shaw. Progressive. West Cal- ogised on behalf of the police. lease. H» li&s therefor# declined to „ T,^™. S be determined." ■ gary. that a contract for the sale at think they madele eutout the name "Ce- Xhe ban on publicity wss removed . StaakL ;*airuU. tlie. axsitsalnatlon. of sign ths Bhittue. siul lha munfolpallt a.*- . Y 4 (Canadlan Preia The committee aim ■ ------har ilacklng— toit' the fete municipal Z'ZJSSfZ W ,h* ,>or7^!nt work ^ there 1*1 of- the m. « commerte yeeteçday tall* and actual data at conferences tfrlnl far craft. much prominence In the strongest gaps»» . Uuws wv Wiu, aul, » few .Haw •WEN- EKAMINEO ■«***""« e-'-«W'Wi'WiW»"rtt*rttef": ’ - , . . votes s résolution moved b' r«o To-day $91 rfltîpnfiîs" Th'YKe rnrrCIng. Among It was stated to-day that provi­ posttors. and irai not Included tn the The two men confiscated oh the lied the act aa "a stain on our na­ Edward Dawson of the Weal Indian tional honor." The proraptneae with those arrested were sion Was nrnde for the.pavment ef Chambers of Commerce, urging the reference to the committee, chair­ American "speed boat appeared for Washington. July 4. — Président Thompson, editor of__The New Jersey Ottawa. July 4. — By unanimous man Vlen ruled the motion out of whteh the Mtnlater of Fbreign Affaira these taxes In the supplementary adoption of generous Inter-Imperial agreement, a motion offered by L. J. examination at 2 o'clock thla after- Coolldge celebrated a double birth­ Leader, a Socialist publication. estimate*. ■ order. noon before the Immigration nuthorl- presented to Mr Caffery the regret» preference#. Ladner, Conaervattve. Vancouver ICencluded ee sage 1_> day to-day. his fifty-second and the of the Japanese Government was fa*, .....------....T .______M____ f-hi-- - natloe'a With. orably commented upon.

* VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924 COAST CLIMATE BUILDING TRADES CROW'S NEST RITES 150 MEN FIGHTING Cook Electrically DRIER, IS JAPAN WOULD BE CRUSHING GREIT FOREST FIRE AD Aboard for Countryside, COOL—CLEAN—CONVENIENT Special Low Terms On Expected Men Throughout Area Ablaze at Cranberry Seaside and Lakeside ! Country Will Stop Work BLOWTO FRUIT MEN Lake, Near Powell River, To-morrow Okanagan fruit growers believe that Is 800 Acres Happiest days of all the year—vacation time. Play houra If the Vrow'* Nest rate agreement Is Now Best All-Round Weather restored on July 6 their b usine#* will in the glorious sunshine. Evenings out under the stars. Westinghouse Electric Ranges Increased Wages and Guar­ suffer a crushing blow this year aa they Fire in Cowichan District Area in World, Herbert will have to undergo serious discrimina­ Coming vacation days are preparation days. anteed Work Week Are tion in transportation costs as Com­ Being Brought Under Con' S9.75 Cash Cuthbert Says . pared with the growers of Eastern Can­ Demands Made ada. Leading Okanagan growers wired trot by Crew to Premier Oliver to-day urging him to and the balance arranged t6 suit-your convenience, places Tourist Industry *Going keep up his fight against the renewal of one of these high-grade eleetric ranges in your home. Free London, July 4 (Canadian the Crow's Neat Agreement unlei Vaneou. .ver, July ,4—The forest Stronger Despite Serious applies to eastward - moving aa we fire in the vicinity of Cranberry Lake, set of cooking utensils with every Westinghouse Range. Prc« Cable)—Despite the de westward-moving products The Pre­ near Powell River, has spread ever MALLEK’S JULY SALE Drops in Other Lines eiaion of the Minister of Labor mier explained that he had already done 800 acres, it is being fought by i everything In his power to protect crew of ISO1 men, who are using loco to hold a court of inquiry into British Columbia’s interest* In cor motivM and pumps and are con Makes it possible for you to be well dressed at a low coat. Pacific Coast climate has undergone tion with the Crow’s Nest rates. an important change, end from now the cause and circumstances of British i’olum bia’seon tent Ion that structing fire breaks, although hand* B. C. ELECTRIC on will be much drier, Herbert Cuth­ the building trades dispute and the Crow’s Neat rates, if they come Into capped bv a strong weeterly wind. bert. chief of the publioity and tourist effect again, should apply to British The fire has been confined to logged- Fort and Langley Streets Pandora and Douglas Streets section of the Portland Chamber of also the promise of the employers Columbia products moving eastward as over and Burned-over ground. SSL woiT I At Rid Commerce, announced.here to.-day as Lftttw damage wax ttens by ttorftrc DRESSES CLOTHES \ n jV- , , - ewulitioBttWy to- postpone the westward. Is approved b>; the three on the north end of Cortex Island. a result of investigations he has been prairie provinces, it was made known making and information furnished threatened lockout for a week, it nere to-day The prairie provinces take That fire has bean got under control. sorts millixery J Reductions ! ! him by weather and geographic ex­ the aland that British Columbia's con­ Some felled and bucked timber appears to be practically certain was destroyed by a fire on Redonda ports. Uist I he employe., will stop work to- tention would be granted automatically Mr. Cuthbert said that some of the If the Crow's Nest Agreement were re­ Island. It is beinç. fought by a crew morrow In accordance with the de­ stored The principle urged by Brittah Special Showing of White Sport Hats at *6.85 shelves of the Pacific ocean were so cision of their national dispute com­ of fifty-five men. altered by the Japanese earthquake Columbia, however, has not yet been The Rock Bay fire, still out of con­ mittee unless the employers grant an recognised by the Railway Commission. trol. Is spreading in a southerly di­ 30th Anneal Suit Sale Continues This Month of last Fall that the course of the Increase in the hourly wage and in Japan current has been considerably rection. A crew of 200 men is fight­ troduce a guaranteed work week. ing It. More new Men's and Wo­ affected, with the result that thqre The dispute affects 760.000 cm will be warmer weather along the p loyers in the building trades. AT SALMON ARM 1212 men's Suitings have ar­ whole coast from Alaska to California LOCKOUT FLAN Three hundred acres on Salmon Douglas Telephone rived, Note the prices and and less rainfall. Some time ago. following prolonged VIEWS DIFFER ON ' Arm, Hechelt Inlet, have been swept Street 1901 flguVe the saving. "This change in the climate, which1 negotiations an agreement was by fire and damage has been done to was experienced for the first time last reach* by representatives of both logging equipment and felled and LIMITED Winter, will be hard on parts of Cali­ sides, but at a meeting of the em bucked timber. This Is the tire ONLY ONE STORE Reg. $60.00. fornia which now don't get any too ployer» on June 30 a decision was REPARATIONS PLAN which was previously reported to Sale Price . much rain." Mr. Cuthbert said. "It reached to break off all negotiations have been at Clowham Lake. $40.00 will prdve advantageous to certain and to declare a lockout until the VANCOUVER ISLAND Reg. $45.00 parts of Washington and British strikes in Liverpool and elsewhere French Wish Commission to The situation on Vancouver Island Sale Price . Columbia which have always had an were ended and the national agree­ $30.00 abundance of rain. Certain of the ment observed by the employees Decide When Germany in is quiet with the exception of a fire TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY near Cowichan Road, which has not Reg. $50.00. wet parts of Oregon It will make Just The reply of the men to this move Default OARD and room, flmt-class .arcemme* about right, for Vancouver It will be was a threat to strike without wait­ yet been brought under control. It Is B dation, good location, homelike, near Sale Price . $35.00 a boon and It will make Victoria more ing for a lockout. hoped to have this blase controlled Park. “The Bungalow,** 411 Superior *L Summery than ever all the year British Premier Would Have by this evehing. 27H-I-J Reg. $40.00. around. It will make this whole Pa­ STARTED BY STORM Sale Price . cific Coast the largest fine weather Other Officials Given That Calgary, July 4—Following days $27.50 area in the world " NEW INSURANCE FUND Mr. Cuthbert is known as the father FOR BANK DEPOSITS IS Duty of exceMlve heat, a “dry" electrical of the tourist Industry in the Pacific storm has swept through the interior Begin Laying in Your 1434 of British Columbia and set the for­ Gov't. St. Northwest. He came North with PROPOSAL PUT FOR­ Paris. July 4.—The French Govern­ Heat Wave Has Been Causing CHARLIE HOPE eighteen cars of Portland business ment ie rot in accord with Premier ests alight In dosen of places. Winter Supply of men who were taking part in the Do­ WARD ____ MacDonald or the programme for the News received by the headquarters People of the Plains to minion Day parade in Vancouver as coming Allied conference in London of the forestry service in Calgary a return compliment for Vancouver’s (Continued from page 1.) as set forth In the British Premier'* this morning told of forefct fires in Suffer participation in the Portland Rose many places in the railway belt west The object of the proposal. Mr. invitation to the other Allies, it was ANNOUNCEMENTS Show. said at the Foreign Office to-day. of the Alberta boundary. Home Bank Case Shaw Mid. was to prevent a director • r jJPflgi ll*ly 4j Wratrm Tfeteaqda=* GREATEST RESOURCE -OT-ih ■ reboidae» -o»>wh htHnrdr Ywfytr- IMItsmik-sUlr te-see^ft li'kllajumhataAttssteJMSiteaiS1 Agir ysf- r racee-Aw-» I eitybrook '''' . 4c*»»uroe,' ■ be- :-Pe— Mwftm- Bf tnr Ywg rowdiTrofi K13»A-4T-ishlR| from -Ahe-f iHnt .in mier rtocêi, lomhuan* on ronUauca, tn‘ awslUr. In- a--t*ypk;»4- mary tutfr, quality... gWUB- Reparations Commission the right of the reserve*, including the Brabeau, Beat wave which at many points has ts BemgHenrd cific Northwest le the tourist busi­ bank from "unloading hie shares on s .Clearwater. Bow and Crow’s Nest, ness,’* Mr. Cuthbert said. "Borne of defenceless vlcym.’* deciding when Germany shall have sent the mercury well above the cen­ And We’ll Guarantee to defaulted In the execution of the are «till normal. No fires are re­ our mills have closed down, others tury mark. The temperature ha* Butter—Insist on the best local Now in London j have curtailed. In some parts of the DOUBLE LIABILITY Dewee plan. ported. although the hot weather has Save You Money I *resh made Salt Spring Island —Hr. MacDonald's Instructions to increased the fire hasard. slightly moderated in British <*#lum- 1 country the fruit crops have been Mr. Bhew moved to authorise calls bia and Alberta, while weather re­ treamery. ••• London. July 4.—A full recital tof damaged by frosts and as a whole the upon the double liability of share­ the British Ambassador here In this A BLAZING WAKE + 4- + ports indicate that a shallow depres­ the suspension of the Home Bank of returns from our natural resources holders to make up an Impairment of connection are taken In Paris as mere A week ago the railway belt in the R. A. Power, District Agent for the Canada and all the incidents leading suggestions concerning the pro­ sion is passing eastward over Sas­ are less than last year. But the tour­ capital before Insolvency Instead of vicinity of Revelstoke, Sicatnous and katchewan. J. E. National Life Assurance Co. of Can - up to the arrest of the accused ist crop keeps up unaffected. It Is only In the case of failure as at pres­ gramme. and the French delegation tda and Railway Passengers Assur- Kamloops wap clear of fire. Yester­ Mefllcane Hat topped the western former directors and officials and the only crop that shows up well. This ent. He proposed to give the Inspec­ to the conference will have counter- day a sever electrical storm swept mce Co. of Ixmdon, England. has their subsequent appearances before year from Portland north.it shows an suggestions to make in London. cities with M2 degrees In the shade, tor-General of Ranks discretionary through the mountains and left a while Grand Ftorks. B.C., enjoyed a noved to 412 Central Building. Phone different judges was made to the increase of forty per cent over last powers to make the call. Painter & Sons 43$. ••• patch of blazing trees. slight respite from Wednesday's peak Judicial Committee of the Privy year. Every little town and village is He admitted that one the double This morning the Revelstoke sta­ Council yesterday by D. I* McCarthy. benefiting from this travel this y far. ’ NEITHER M'ADOO NOR of 109, the thermometer dropping to PHONE 536 liability was paid In full, the share tion reported one large and five small 101 degrees in the shade yesterday. K.C.. representing the Attorney-Gen­ Mr. Cuthbert told how business holders would not be subject to \ 617 Cormorant Street men/of Portland raised $300.000 last SMITH LIKELY TO BE fires burning. The large fire is on At Empress. Alts., the even century ADVERTISING CONVENTION eral of Ontario. The hearing was further payment in case of In- the «lopes of Mount Tilly, Immedi­ adjourned until to-day. year for tourist advertising, and how CANDIDATE FOR PRESI mark was reached. Several districts the money Is being used not to ad­ ately above the town. in Alberta and Saskatchewan regis­ W. N. Tilley, K.C.. who appeared The lightning ftree were started ; Montreal. July 4.—One hundred with N. W. Rowell, K.C.. for the ac­ vertise Portland alone but the whole DENCY OF U.S. tered well over the 90 mark, although tnd evventy-three delegates, the state of Oregon, as they realise that for the most part high up on the in Manitoba the highest point cused. announced that he intended to' SIR W. MAXWELL mountains and are working down. reached was 87 degrees at Portage la ■4 najor portion of whom are from the present a petition for the recession or when one benefits the other does. (Continued from p*g* 1 ) Chicago Youth u • As a result of this enterprise Port SIXTY-SIXTH BALLOT Many of them are in extremely rough Prairie. In Winnipeg the tempreature "nlted States, sailed from Montreal leave to appeal to the committee, that IS ON VISIT HERE country, and it is necessary to swamp went as high as 84. the matter being a criminal one,' there land, is in the best shape of any city .hie morning on the steamship Mont- of the Pacific Northwest to-day." he The sixty-sixth ballot to-day re­ trails through the bush in order to The forecast for Saturday is for Killed by Cham was no appeal In law before the said. "We have found out that in the (Continued from pegs 1) sulted as follows: McAdoo 495. begin fire-flghtlng. continued fair and warm weather, ‘aim to attend the London conven- I*rlvy Council. Their lordships Smith $38H. Davie of West Virginia tourists we get the best class for cttl- special writer reads like a romance, PATROLS BUSY with scattered showers predicted for Daring Holiday —-ton of the Associated Advertising directed that this matter stand over x» ns and pleasure. Oregon ie out to for he was "in everything" where 744. I*ndefwood 364, Glass 26. Rob­ the prairie provinces. ‘Hubs of the World. More than fifty- until they had some knowledge of the develop the state through tourist danger, adventure, or excitement inson 24, Ritchie 164. Walsh 3. The hasard has Increased In the case before them. travel.** Baulsbury 8. Owen 22. Baker 65, Golden area and extra patrols are at wo worn* n are accompanying the thrilled from the Sudan until the ; Chicago. July 4.—The first cele­ lelegation. The question for their lordehlp* to end of the Great War. Like many of Bryan 2 Total 1.098. work. WAGE SCALE ACCEPTED ~ décide is whether on a criminal pros­ GET ON BAND WAGON In the Slcamous area three large brant of July 4 to lose hie life la Mr. Cuthbert"told of the opportuni­ the distinguished war correspon­ SIXTY-FOURTH BALLOT ecution. the defendants can elect to dents, he holds several decorations and seventeen small fires are burn­ Montreal. July 4.—Unanimous japr Chicago was Charles Kruger, nine­ have the indictments against them ties for British Columbia If this Prov­ The sixty-fourth ballot resulted as ing. all the result of the big storm. prove! of the new three-year '.age ince would walte up and get on the from foreign governments for hie follows McAdoo 4SS4. Smith 32». teen years old. who died after being removed from the Supreme Court of services and the K.B.E. from his own The large fire* are near Enderby. on agreement between the Montre* 1 Ontario into the County Coqrt. band wagon along with the States to Davis of West Virginia 61 4. Under­ Joes Mountain and on the north fork Tramway» Company and its Z.uOO shot through the stomach by his the South. ----- — country. For his services when at­ wood 394. Fox 64. Glass 36. Ralston chum. August Tamburrino. Tho A»k the One Who Bum» It Mr. Justice Middleton of the On­ tached to the Imperial General Htaff of the Eagle River. Fire-fighters are employees, giving the men an in­ tario Supreme Court, held the ac­ "In Vancouver yesterday I saw I. Robinson 24. Ritchie 164. Walsh or now on their way to these (tree, but crease of three cents an hour and five shooting was accidental, done with a pictures of the most marvelous scen­ l/i France h* received the rank of Montana 3. Saulslmry 6. Owen 24. rvvnlver used aa a holiday noise- cused d»r**etors- had the right to a cat Lain. the country Is IBiblt " inacceaaihle. cwnre an hour on Sunday» and holi­ ery out of doors, and I remarked to Walsh of Masssfihurett* 34. Ferris days. was approved at a mass meet­ maker. Tamburrino was held by the . speedy trial before a county Judge, the people with me. 'What a shame Wr Wlllldm was with Kitchener in Many of the assail tires are on Sey­ and granted a mandamus accord­ 244. Bryan 1. Total 1.068. mour Arm. ing at the men last night. police. It is that this raw material you have Egypt in the series of battles which Iw the nomination of a candidate ingly. here i* not bringing in more money,’ ’’ led to the recovery of Khartoum and Kamloops reports seven small rail­ ■...... ■■ .i..=a Coal Prices Down On appeal to the Appeal Court of at least 712 votes, two-thirds of the way fires which are being fought at Mr. Cuthbert went on. “Vancouver throue*. the Houth African War. first convention, are needed. Ontario, this order of Mr. Justice ha» as great a future as any city I in the beleaguered city of Ladysmith, present. Mlddletoh was upheld and now the know of. The trouble is I don’t think and then when that town was re­ RALSTON’S WITHDRAWAL On the coast there la only one fire Attorney-Gem ral of Ontario Is ask­ their vision is quite big enough, and lieved with Lord Roberts’ staff to During the calling of the sixty- In the railway belt and It is under But Up They Go ing the Privy Council to decide if it if it Is they are too modest to tell the end. He went through the third ballot the McAdoo floor leaders control. was rightly granted. CHILDREN COTFOR WORM” people about It. Russo-Japanese War, the Chinese got word that a withdrawal would be As a contention to be presented to \ i< toria s greatest asset Is Its na­ Rebellion of a decade ago. and was announced for Senator Ralston and the committee by Mr. McCarthy will tural beauty, charm of location, op on every front in the World War. that the Indiana vote would he cast On 1st Sept. Next raise the question of the constitu­ portunltlea for recreation and enjoy­ Between these experiences of life for McAdoo, five ballots, to give him Two Policemen of A Harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops tional status of Canada. Sir P. Hast­ ment.’’ under active service conditions. Sir an opportunity to see what sind of ings. Attorney-General of Great Bri­ He went on to tell of the cases of William has traveled into the little drive could be made. Philadelphia Were tain, is represented at the hearing. six families which had come to his known parts of the world. He was and Soothing Syrups — No Narcotics! attention yesterday that are coming MeADOO'S FIGHT one of the four correspondents ac­ New York. July 4.—-Declaration The Pvthian Bisters Island Tem­ to live in Victoria. They are all per­ credited to the Empire tour of the Hart by K.K.K. Men ple No. 8 will hold a home cooking sons of means who are retiring with of his purpose “to fight until the incomes. King and Queen whan they traveled last drop of blood runs out of Mother! Fletcher’s Cas torts has without opiates. The genuine bears stall In the basement of David in the Ophir in 1601 and 1.902, ai.d been in use for over thirty years to signature of Spencer Limited on Saturday, fore­ Last year Oregon had 650.000 tour­ me." was made by W G. McAdoo. Philadelphia. July 4.—Two police­ relieve babies ’and children of Con- ists. he said. This year the figures wrote a story of the Journey. He contender for the Democratic noon» July 5. pushed into the recesses of Morocco men were seriously wounded early stipatton. Flatulency, Wind Colic and so far Indicate that the total will be nomination for the presidency of to-day while dispersing several hun­ Diarrhea; allaying FeveriehneM aris­ . “Nanoose Wellington” between 850.000 and 1,000,000. In one and brought off a remarkable Inter­ the Vnited States in an addre** view with the Sultan Abdul Axis. He dred white-garbed men surrounding ing therefrom, and by regulating the automobile camp In Portland last year to-day to 100 women who called a fiery croee on the outskirts of Ard­ Quality there were 76,000 tourists registered, covered the first Peace Conference Stomach and Bowels aids the assim­ périmera! at his headquarters. more, a suburb of Philadelphia. ilation of Food; giving natural sleep ng whs» j and they are now running at the rats at the Hague, traveled In King Ed­ von on l>r. ! of forty per cent more this year, ward’s yacht on his Mediterranean (awe's Oint- j Mr. .Cuthbert. who was one of the cruise, mw the coronation of the 1 Skin Irrita- ««her Walker & Sous, Ltd. ___ _ ncs sad grudu- ! first to urge ferry services to break Shah of Perdis, and has written sev­ ■■ aüy béais the skin, «ample box Dr. down the isolation of this Island, con eral books on his adventures. Oldest Coal Dealers In B C. Chase’s Ointment free If you mention this gratulated Victoria on the motor ferry US Fort Street Phene 3667 t and send ac. stamp for poetase. sot a services which have been inaugurated all dealers or Idmansce, Bates A Co* to Port Angeles. Bellingham. Ana- DR. TOLMIE REFUSES Eted. Toronto...... j cortes and from Nanaimo to Vancou CAdvt.) ver during the past two years. TO BEB.C. LEADER JULY CLEARANCE SALE tlMi«4 fro— ease V* MEMBERS TO MEET While Conservatives are seeking OF FINE SHOES desperately for a leader to succeed Mr. Bowser. Liberal and Conserva- Every broken snd discontinued line toJ>e^ closed out at the most rid i e u I ouslj’l o w pri ces.______A shoe event of unusuel interest to the people of Victoria who appreciate dainty smart footwear. ings of their elected members as soon as abMnteé ballots have been counted You know the quality of our Shoes. Note the remarkable values. Doors open 9 a.m. on July 14. Both parties are anxious to get together as soon as they know the final election result and map out Ladies’ Dainty Suede Strap their plans for the future, and both Slippers Men’s Smart Ladies’ White Canvas Men’s Slater Oxfords AT CHRISTIE'S face numerous questions which only a full meeting of members can decide. In grey, log cabin, fawn and Brown Oxfords One of the most persistent rumors black. Stylish cut-out pat­ Strap Slippers and Shoes that followed the campaign was set With sewn soles and rubber terns and leather trimmings, Known all over Canada for at rest to-day when Charles Wood­ heels. All sizes. July Well made smart fitting shoes ward. senior member-elect for Van­ liow, flat and high heels, with flat or Cuban heel*. July quality and dependability; new couver, announced the* he was not lasts; brown or black. July Ladies' White, Grey and Ladies' Sandal Shoes, in seeking a portfolio In the Provincial duly Clearance /IK Clearance Clearance Government. Sale *4.90 and «DVe^xtJ Brown .Canvas Oxfords all the new shades, with Sale...... $3.90 Sale ...... $2.45 ... . $6.90 NOT SEEKING POST and Strap Shoes, with high or low heels. Special **t wrote to Premier Oliver on June ■ - 111 $•.*’ Mr. Woodward Mid. "informing Our entire stock is included, •• of course we can dseeribe only • few of the dozens end dozens of really remarkable Shoe Bargains. leather sole* and heck. at, per pair, *2.95, him of this fact and notifying him that I was In no v*ay inspiring vari­ Ladies' Kid Oxfords, $6.00 val- I Hollywood Men’s $1 Brown Men’s Patent Evening (U\ Special at, per pair, *4.35, *6.85 and ous suggestion that have been made Oxfords, «ale Price.. $VeafU pushing my name forward for à po­ Brogues ...... *2.48 and...... *2.98 ...... *8.50 sition In his Cabinet. i£c.8a,e...... $1.45 MS," “At the same time T wish Id say that I Intend to be a strong and Misses’ and Children s Brown snd henest supporter of John Oliver and MOTHERS. LOOK! The the Liberal Government. That Hurlbufs White Buck Shoos for chil­ Wta (tata ta CHILDREN'S SUMMER FOOTWEAR OUR the baste on which I was elect dren 63c. In «ràp airp ’1th rubber soles, regular $1.15 and Orleans AT SPECIAL PRICES T Intend to do my duty.' I consider sixes from 4 to 10%. Regular values $1.26 values. All one price— AND VALUXS that the freight rates fight, which to $4.60. July was my chief reason for entering Clearance only...... the contest, had as much as any­ 95c 75c thing to do With my election, and intend to stand by the Premier right ■ A prime favorite with taebo brown or wtute, wlUi ankle pads and. hubitn. July *—A committee of trimmed in brown 'as Illustrated. i im mi i n mi ii h i hi -|-nfflmn Tr" o 1623 DOUGLAS ST. the .user b»t Industry In the Free I mmÊÊÊm State. It ts declared cram lee. to | The British Boot Shop, 1116 Government St. grow mignr beet, on 3.000 Irish .err. could be obtained In a abort time. =ï---U J VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924 us ms JULY MILLINERY EVERYTHING Semi-annual EVERYTHING REDUCED REDUCED CLEARANCE SALE Representatives of G.W.V.A. State Views to Ministers Smartest Summer Hats in Ottawa L,d‘ïvWn « «Canadian Prea»).- l>rc»ld»i»Pr W" D' 81>“rPe. Dominion arance dole For Travel, Dress and Sports "Pfem-nutlvM of the froml.i|W*r . ' e,*ren"' A mortal Ion .^.^KPrÎÜnc'* w,re received yea- ■ $7.75 îtatand uiJT!™1” Kln»- Hon H 8 «Ttahitahld^kb Ml . nlU. - *r nd°f 8oldiHon "sJames- Civil llur- Re- do£*' Minister of Labor. Islsiloo ““r*1 'hat all lea- Islstlon referred to the special Com- Women’s Tailored and Novelty Mj ^ Hosiery Value to $20.00 7l ,h»Coï"'"Ut” should be dealt with ind »trem7.nt,r“l‘‘n Parliament. — J Bargains 8tree*ed the urgency of un ef- i^*.frlCe tlLat. would Iiarilly apply to such beautiful Hats except under very, very un- f^^MrMn,A0nsrî?rh ^lon ' ÎCrevèérH .“nC0S. rr r.u,le ,lüt ^ nrnT m?T any Wars Trom one teiwin to ahWer - Mnphastarti that the people"of^Vs'i^ at e\ery Hat must be sold regardless of cost—therefore this drastic reduction. Odd Linas of High-Grade Silk Hose 'J" phh^M had lost confidence In Snits Re-priced for a un'tn md IUtf from ,hc Main 88,011 811,1 of Ihe French Salon, that regularly command thaï Pfh. ‘S! ,t°*rl «<■ al«o ur»ed in plain and fancy, in black, navy, ‘h*1. 'h* government support pro gold and White. Regular to S3.50. up to t-’u.uu, are to go at...... ^7 75 'hr effective relief of sol- Sale Price, per pair...... $1.95 dJ^ “er pair ...... 98* berta Given Third Reading At $1.29 Per Pair English Wool and Silk and Wool * 0;l8^„ ful> *—Vive Canadien Sports Hose, plain and ribbed^ in wïÜTïî u2ai,‘W*ï brenrh litre bill. Navy Serge and Tricot ine Dresses Reduced to til the wanted colors and sizes. $1.95,$2.95 l" lh* 8,mi* yesterday Hundreds of pairs to choose from. w.rl ro Y FoUr of ,h* measure. At per pair ...... 91.29 7h. lmr" |B Rwkatchew.n and SeU Saturday Hw^other was f„r . Novt At 89c Per Pair Women’s Fine Lustre Silk Sports .J"’!™' Se-l-atch-wan bill,w«r- Hose, In all the wanted shades; $4.75 for line» from Turtleford to nSrd At $5.00, $10.00, $15.00 terty-fiva mil—, from Rad- I value for JuTy Sale shoppers at. a »»*» >h8t, Portray all favored modes, are included in the Bar. Aille, IWaeuMeh-er-mtrdTIyaft'g- fysnC — * i:21YI7TT~TTr-” Clearance Sale. IVise shoppers will take advantage of this Mpuein northeasterly. The first1™ At 25c Per Pair opportunity of procuring one of these Hats at less than cost. three were killed either by formal Penman’s Ribbed . Black Strong motion to hoist or by non-approval Cotton Hose for boys and girls; S!.,1”. Preamble. The fourth was rr 7\?y ^rom urrenre In a report CLEARANCE SALE OF DAINTY BLOUSES sixes 6 to 8 4 only. A big bargain from the Renata Railway Commute» hV per pair ...... 25* lÏ5UïS’-rUeH°* °f ,he !’ • n"1 At 3 Pair» for $1.00 Sports and Sports Felt Hats, SI .95, $3.75^.75 SSSVTr?-*»*! a rvæ Children’s Fmncy Cotton Lisle Half- hrTh'. 8f0,‘» Une. from Runnf- veins; 3, 44. »£ "^,^0 hra* to t.uysboro was killed In i bi­ Length Socks, in plain colora and Clever Sports Creations in all the accepted types and colors for street and country wear. er me manner white, and colored tops; sise» 41» lhïï!ree A'berta bill, were given to 8*4. Regular up to 50c per pair. ^1'd /esdmr being (vr „ Hale Price. 2 pairs for...... $1.00 HeIL., r"m Boards le. a line from At 49c Per Pair Roanlule Wraterly. and a line between THE SOUTH AFRICAN PLUME SHOP Hanna and Warden. Children’s *4-Length Cotton Lisle OPPOSES EXPENDITURES Socks, in blue, pink and brown, vith VICTORIA’S LARGEST MILLINERY SALON cuff tops; Nixes 6% to 9*4. Regular «"'he Turtleford branch ÎSc. Hale Price, per pair...... 19* 747 Yates treet Phone 2818 Hoe bin R|r James Iaiugheed. mho moved for a sit months' hoist de- £»— H-:r;;Fr olared large etpenditurrs should not he encouraged In the Canadian Na- ...... ;...... Oe.eo V""al ItaHwsys in view of the con- WHEAT POOL was eleeted yesterday afternoon at ai director of the Vtilted Parmer* nf ditUfcn of the railway*. Khaki Oreralls, Hfldng I session of the shareholders. The I Manitoba or D*ndur*rwt Government hoard of directors will elect officers [retain office as a director of ihr'xf!l.?«,t eader. In supporting the bill, said at a later date. A resolution that no* u»ba Wheat Pool----- *-»-• -lhe Bargains in the Art Exceptional Glove Bargain i tabled. the country through which the branch would run was well nettled and would Suits, Breeches, Etc., W productive of . targe .mount of Needlework Section freight. The -'onairuction of thli branch had been commended by the Stamped Three-Piece Buf­ Sale Shoppers ronaervative (ïovernment. The pre- fet and Boudoir Seta, all At July Safe Prices senl management was merely reeking At fljg Par Pair 44 nrw design* on a fine At *1-29 Per Pair t« complete tho work. The hHl had An awaapttanal hargam St Girls' Khaki Bloomers, fSf ngrw f been properly Investigated by the - qmrttty -w -wsearr Novelty Fabric Gauntlets, Sate Priée ...... 39< Women's White Glace Kid to 14 yearn. Good strung quality. committee and reported to the Hen- flat"»* and embroidered cliffs; ate on the arguments set forth there Geuntleta, with elaellc wrist; Regular $2.50. Sale Price. per Stamped Luncheon Sets. ail ahadea; sises 6 to 7%. Rpg. P*ir ...... $1.90 Senator Robertson contended the pull-on etyle; alxee I to 7. hill had not been properly reported • II nrw designs. wftn t" $1.98. Sale Price ..$1.20 Girls' Khaki Middy Blousee, trim­ Regular »: S« for ...... 01.08 from the Railway Committee of the cloth and four serviettes med with red braid, for ages 8 to Senate, and raid the greatest rare At 29c Per Pair to match. Sale Prices. At |1.00 Per Pair 14 years. Regular price $2.25. Hale should he exerciaed before embarking 100 p«,ra Of Black Italian Price ...... $1.75 o’clock w upon further expenditures. 76*. |1.29 and $1.4» Long, Sixteen-button French Lambskin Gloves, dies 5H. m the A(ternom line needed Glace Kid Gloves, In pink and Women's Strong Khaki Breeches* Stamped Nightgowns on a ** and 4 only. A big bar- with hand or laced knee; splendid Senator Pardee argued that It wax aky; die. 51* to «I*. Regular Tme quality of white cam­ ■ 15.75. Hale Price .... ,$1.00 fain at. per pair..29* quality for camp or hiking. Regu­ a great reeponaibllity on the part of lar $2.2» to $4.75 per pair. Hale the Senate to reject this bill. A six bric: good full eixe. Hale months’ hoist really meant a delay of At tic Par Pair At «2.M Per Pair 'Prices, per pair, $1.90. B2.90 ...... 98* some tprb years. The coa.i try side Novelty Fabric Gauntlets- with Three Dozen Pairs sf Fine and ^...... $3.50 needed the line. ^ In all parts of the world where Stamped Pillow Cases, ex­ ■trap and dome wrist: beater, Quality French Kid Gauntlets. Women’s Khaki Overalls with bib Senator Laird of Saskatchewan de­ tra heavy quality of tubu­ grey, brown, mode and cape ; and straps, ankle length : sixes 34 people have learned best how to ■TU*. J,mmid clared objections to this branch were with «trap wrlit. In white, lar pillow cotton: 44 in. allée « to 7. Regular *1.15. to 42. Regular $2.50. Sale Price. live, there are special little pauses not well taken. The farmers of the Sale Price ...... brown and grey; aiaea 574 to only ...... $1.90 district were now hauling grain wide. Kaslly worked dé­ esc for recreation and rest. signa. Hale Price. per Regular *4.58. Bale Women's Khaki Over» tie with thirty-two miles to a railroad He At «1.4* Per Pair Invited opponents of the branch to Pair ...... $1.40 ITIce ...... S 15.08 blouse and long sleevee, sixes 36 to MO Pairs of Odd Linas of Fine 42; ankle length. Reg. $3.90. Sale Thirst is a signal for it. To meet go out and tell the settlers the branch Children’s Stamped White —aa not needed. French Kid Gloves, broken At 26c Per Pair Price ...... $2.99 our needs with quick, good service Dimity Dresses f..r ages ■Ixea; In black, while, tan. grey If this branch was defeated there Throe Ooien Pair, of Imported Women's Khaki Hiking Suits, coat are cool, inviting soda fountains; wea ne reason why all the branch 4. 3 and 4 years. Very and mode: alxee « to 7. Reçu-' special value at, each 19* Fabric Glove», In black, white end breeches; sixes 36 to 44. Kx- refreshment stands, convenient bills should not be defeated. Henator 1er 12.75 per pair. Sale Price, and natural; size 544 only. To «•Mer WM Iff ae*endrisr7*e ■ con™ J-v" ' - ’ • ' - - iwr-twr”.™’.-:" :™:‘.":T.er.'W rellent quality. Regular $6.50. Sain when we are out in crowds and St ruction. The country should not be Hear il w nuf____ FWUnwr wit ...... $1.90 within easy reach of office or fao afro id to spend money on branch tory^ and restaurants, hotel/ and line, which would pay. The district was settled and the Canadian Na­ tional Railways could not afford to JULY ••end still if they were to be made to JULY Hundreds of places inviting you to pay. Feeders were necessary. SALE Angus Campbell & Co. Ltd. pause and enjoy Coca-Cola, an in­ MORE INFORMATION SALE imitable blend of pure products Senator Lynch-Staunton and Sen­ 1008-10 GOVERNMENT STREET ator Unique nppoaed the construction. from nature, ice-cold,------, delii—Jicious to Senator Urique thought more in­ taste and whoilesomely refreshing. formation should be forthcoming, to­ gether with a algned statement from I-realdent Thornton aa to the re- And bottled Coca-Cola is supplied aeetive mérita of-jmnt ffrklvcff----- lift that, the Idwd holp4b‘ flve and-rompulsory atieyenty . After by grocery stores everywhere to Senator Gillie and Senator Watson NATIONAL DIGNITY ten years of service each employee Pause—in office or workshop, is to be entitled to an allowance of enaible______you __to ____bring the same spoke briefly for the hill. Sir James Lougheed charged the at home or when shopping, or Sir James Lougheed's motion, for a Canadian National road a with an one-fiftieth of the average salary TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TG-DAY enjoyment into your home. ■I* months' hotel for the Turtleford orgy of extravagance. No matter during the last ten years multiplied when it’s your wood lock to be by the number of years of *er\ ice, Victoria Time», July 4. 1SS9. out at pis,—and branch bill carried by forty-five to what ramification of the—road was twenty-four. looked Into, he'declared, the imprim­ not exceeding thirty-five. Widows are to be entitled to an allowance of Refresh Yourself A PAVING FIELD atur of the grosaeat extravagance A large parly of eicunlontata left to-day on Mi* .learner, City of would be found stamped upon It. He one-half of the civil servants , while In opposing the Lougheed amend­ the allowance for each child la to be Nanaimo and Ltuple for Seattle to participate In the Independence Day spoke of officials of the road supping celebration. ment for a ala-months' hotel for the in hotels on the ambrosial nectar of ten per cent up to the age of eighteen. Uoydmineter. Saak., branch line bill. She gods. The bill contains further provis­ Rev. D. More. LL.D.. recently principal of the college of the Chinee# Senator Dandurand maintained that ions for transfer from the retirement Mission In Amoy. China, has arrived In the city to take charge of the Drink Henator Dandurand retorted that fund or the old superannuation fund if the Lloydminster branch was a Methodist Chinese missions of B.C. '‘with us it is a question of national to the new act. good proposal for the Canadian dignity not to allow our road to play Miss Lilian R. Hmlth. only daughter of United States Consul Abraham Pacific Railway. It waa good for tha A bill to provide for the extension second violin to the Canadian Pacific of the public Service Retirement Act E. and Mrs. Hmlth. arrived last evening from Illinois, and will spend the Canadian National Railway That Hummer in Victoria. - . was thr heat evidence, he thought, Railway.” until March 31, 1925. was given first that the territory waa-a paying one. reading. He pointed out that this bin had been discussed In committee, and thqt It had been reported favorably and this attack from the blue on the floor of SENEU the chambers savored of star cham- ‘ *r methods. Iterance of the proposed line came si fr”1» Senator Grlesbach. who pointed BILL IS DISCI The best gone far toward mealing the country Measure For Civil Servants Delicious and Refreshing ROBERTSON’S VIEWS Tobacco Senator Robertson declared his Before Commons For Third chief criticism of the Canadian Na­ Reading The Coca-Cola Company of Canada, Ltd. tional Railway executive officials waa that they came before the Hand Office! Toronto ■ - ! iiHtae mA—A4 -The Civil Service ■ •vr*v»r; «*-••*-y» •• ■fwr7ra---j‘*ua^jg. • ‘JW'JSgwifK»v-.t«-r .....7...... Tirrrrn.., '*••**» «ewa.ik* in me •Vniffioiis ‘Yhr ...... - ?JP

rivers of this continent now unused to keep the th# present and past national cham­ double», clay court singles, clay court Hirtnria Satlg Œim*B wheels of industry going for centuries. Some pions and many of the foremost ten­ doubles, national Junior single» and day human ingenuity even may pul a harness Dr. Frank Crane on SUNICH ROBBERY nis expert» of the country are sched­ national ihunlctpal doubles. FRIDAY. JULY 4, 1M4 upon the ocean. Somebody may find the uled to compete in the annual na­ William T. Tilden II will defend hla KIRK'S title in the singles event and with A. published Every Afternoon Except Sunday by magic key which will divert to the peaceful “The Chad” tional clay court tennis champion­ t Copyright) ship opening here to-morrow. L. Weiner, hie youthful protege, the time» printinq and publiShino purposes of mankind the titanic power of the enters the doubles. J. R. and H. O. Better Prepared TRIAL PROCEEDS The entry list Includes th* holders COMPANY. LIMITED atom of which Sir Oliver Lodge tells ui. Kinsey of San Francisco, will defend of the national singles, national their title In the national double*. OfTkeei Cerner Breed end Fert «treete Apart from all this we still have our old A MARRIED couple who fall out, drift apart Injured Man Says He Was Ss.?"'* f Advertising) ...... Phone 1M4 friend coal. fhere is enough in sight on this and come Into more or less hostility, are apt, both part lea. to be too egocentric. WASHED Knocked Down and Robbed ■«-iterla. OINc, ...... Phone « continent to last some thousands of years. In The wife thinks of her outraged feelings, fact there is enough in Western Canada alone The trial of J. R. Uridine. C. W SUBSCRIPTION RATES her bruised self-respect, her rights which have HUT Thompson and Thomaa Hallam on TR„,yîn". Belgium, Greece, etc...«tee per month to last the world so long that polterity’would been cn&py Ignored, her due of love and a choree of robbery with violence S KLufKTS ...... ■7...... It Ot per month have no reasonable ground for the complaint homage which has been denied. proceeded, after several remand». In «2?—Canada, Her friends fan the flame of her resent­ The uninterrupted satisfac­ the Saanich Police Court thla morn- ®H*oln end Vnlted Stetee. .11.00 per nnntim that we did not leave it plenty of fuel. I ubllehed Every Afternoon Except Hundoy by ment. OÇten her mother, quick to champion tion to an ever-increasing ins. g^^a3B=——i— It will not be long, however, before in­ her child's cause, urges her on to separation Frederick McDonald, R.C.N, the dustry will begin to readjust itself to meet the or divorce. patronage offers undisputed complainant, waa found unconscious The husband works himself up Into a like evidence of quality and ser­ on the Gorge Road at Donald Street IMPERIAL CONFERENCES changed conditions which must arise from the exasperation. So the quarrwr"rolls on like a on the morning of May 2, suffering decline in the oil supplies. It may be a con­ snowball, growing larger as it rolls. vice. from severe Injuries. When ce .re­ covered in the Jubilee Hoepitol some TT would be difficult to point at the present- siderable tune before the problem will become Permit me in all politeness to salt—-“What “It Does Last Longer" days later the complainant stated he time to any definite advantage which acute, since a generation according to the of ur had been knocked down by three Also. “Who are you?" strangers who had asked him for a Canada or any other Dominion derived. .Intematweal. Powei Conference may mean ^ aûtmoee your heart la smashed and your : match. from the Imperial Conference» which the Bald­ quarter of a century, but big industrial organi­ dream shattered and this and that other tragical Later* wit nesses for the prosecu­ win Government called lait year. At the same zations which have taken several times that consequence at hand. I, speaking for Destiny, KIRK COAL CO., tion told the court to-day. McDonald or Nature, or Mankind In general, ask, “Well?" had picked out the three accused time it would not be ràir to judge the deliber­ period to develop have to look a long way For Nature la through with you anyway. When they were paraded before him. -And now we give free delivery ation» of thoie or previou» gatherings in the ahead. What Nature intended was Limited as the authors of hie misfortune. Mc­ The Child. Donald In hi* complaints to the po­ light of such results as may have become known Motorists eventually will feel the pinch, 1312 Broad St. Phone 139 lice stated that he had been robbed to the general public through the press. but it will mot be until a long time after all The only reason ahe kindled the aex fires of some $16. in you, the only reason she threw over you the cars now in use will have become so On the stand to-day. under the as an inducement for you to * Understandings may have been reached, a both the glamor of romance, and filled- you with cross-examinâtion of H. A. MacLean. ‘more intimate acquaintance may possibly rickety and generally so decrepit that the price all those roseate visions, was K.C., McDonald admitted that he was -have been gained in respect of Empire mat- of gasoline will have ceased to be an important The Child. not certain what funds he possessed. And Instead of walking up and down the He had been in possession of $260 try our bakery products *ters by those Dominion statesmen who were consideration in the use of them. stage and thundering about your rights and but this had h*en dissipated prior to in attendance at their first gathering of the wrongs in mouthing tirades, suppose you stop May I. Witness admitted being sub­ and concentrate a bit upon the one vital and ject to fits, which he said had only kind, which will contribute tWards an even GOOD BUSINESS become manifest after his adventures determining factor in thla caae which you seem ... > M______, _ smoother Interchange of ideas between Down­ on the night of May 1-2. Witness to hmve- forgotten------—----- ——--r— served with the Australian forces, pastries and Icecream are more delicious than any other kind, ing Street and the several governments of the I HE appointment of Mr. F. A. Starkey, The Child. Kst htm have the spotlight. "*■ Commissioner aif the Associated Boards gaining the D.C.M. at Gallipoli and but you muet actually try them to know how much better they Commonwealth. You've had vour fling, and If you have made the M.M. In France. He waa also a really are. That la why we offer free delivery anywhere within a mess of it take your medicine. But what Ceylon Flavor With Indian Strength trained boxer, he salt! Even though this much be conceded, how­ of Trade of Eastern British Columbia, to rep­ Soldwm by Grocers Throughput Canada the city limite. Just phone 1«»1. about the little Being ydta brought Into the Taking the stand $br the prosecu­ ever, taking no account either yt the change resent this Province at its mineral exhibit at world? tion Miss Worthington stated that of government in Great Britain or of the fact Wembley ought to be good business. Has he no right to a mother# care, a McDonald had escorted her home BAKERY SPECIAL from a dance at 1 36 on the morning CANDY SPECIAL that Dominion responsibility in matters of for­ The mineral section in the Canadian Pavil­ father's protection, and the environment of con­ Nut Cake cord between the two? Canadian Ship of May 2. t'onetable Ferguson told Molaaaea Toffee ion is a display for which no apology is of finding McDonald lying uncon- at...... eign policy has since been aired, it is scarcely If you have not succeeded in working out 30c per tt lb...... 30c needed. Every care has been taken in the your own happiness bow would It doSo give To Visit Islands sclous on Donald Street at Gorge likely that a further Conference would prove, Read at 2.16 a m. He noticed one m the last analysis, anything more important arrangement of the collection to make an es­ your Child a chance? pocket, the right trouser's pocket, than that the present unwritten constilutioa sentially technical exhibit as interesting to the In every divorce suit there should be three In Arctic Seas turned Inside out. uninitiated as to the professional mind. How lawyers, one for the plaintiff, one for the de­ Constable Hastings corroborated "which binds the British family together is the fendant. and a third.for the only party to the the former witness and told of get­ t- mo»t potent factor in Empire unity. successful this effort has been is best judged case that really matters, the Child. Ottawa. July 4.—The Canadian ting the Injured man to the Jubilee STEVENSON’S by the fact that visitors of both sexes are at­ Government steamer Arctic will leave Hospital. THREE STORES None the less the suggestion which the Quebec this week for Baffin Bay and Chief Brogan of the Saanich police tracted by the delicate artistry which has been 725 Tate» 111! Douglas •02 Government -fCeleaiial Secretary threw e«f at the Empire jh«|Fa^ North.^wlth orders lo^proceed told of investigating the c-ircum- ■— > Hfr—t ------* Day banquet in London on Tuesday should employed in every one of the huge show cases7 Disciplining the Savage stances arter the Gliding of LKe In” Gone permit, and deliver mall to the Jured man. H. A. MacLean. K.C, -s -aet -he-lightly brushed - aside..... The- -Gevero- ____Through a close association with the min- Iroquois -MacMillan-Arctic Expedition..which., wUb Bssoivai. WaUe. sppeaaa Tor the : ment over which Mr. Ramsay MacDonald ing industry in British Columbia for so many ------from last reports, was frozen in the three accused, and E. L. Talt for ths lc# of Refuge Harbor, near Etah. prqaecutlon. The hearing continues. 1 presides very naturally is desirous of Itriking years Mr. Starkey will be able to give reliable / \N July 4, 16M the Marquis de Denenville, The Arctic will, at the earliest op­ : out for itself in matters concerning the Empire information to those people who are seriously re­ portunity, endeavor to arrange by Governor of New France, left Fort Fron­ radio a rendezvous with Captain 1 direct as well as in respect of questions of in- garding the Exhibition as their first real lesion tenac. where Kingston. Ontario, stands to-day. THE SHOES FOB on the I Empire and what the Empire has to Donald MacMillan and his ship, the All American Net | temational import where it considers its pre- with his army of about two thousand, regulars, Bowdoln. In order that the mall may FLORSHEIM WELL DRESSED MEN ■ decessors in office have failed. oifer. militia and Christian Indiana from the settle­ be dellvede personally If It is Stars Entered British Columbia's representative will have ments neer Quebec and Montreal. He was pro­ found Impossible to secure a rendez­ i In the Government’s desire, therefore, to ceeding Into the country of the Seneca nation vous with the Bowdoln. the mail will all the argument he will require to convince the be left at a Danish port and Captain Ht. Louis. Mo., July 4. - Nine of the : meet the statesmen of the Dominions, hot as of the Iroquois, south of Lake Ontario, on a first ten ranking tennis stare in the Modem Shoe Co. ““rSZ’ST81 Old Country investor that he is missing mining punitive expedition to enhance the prestige of MacMillan will be notified. • a Party, but in the interest of the Empire as The present expedition of the Arctic Vnlted States, Including several of i a whole." it may be that the Party in office at profits tn British Columbia which he might the French and counter the intrigues of the will he In charge of F. B. Henderson, British Governor of New York. Thomas Don- | Westminster has chosen a recent declaration easily have obtained himself. who was a surveyor on last year's gan. To many of hie owp officers as well as expedition, Captain Bernier, a vet­ 1 of the Prime Minister of Canada as the peg to the Senecas and the HngMah the expedition eran of eighteen northern trips, will • upon which to hang the proposal outlined by THE MOV INC WORLD seemed uncalled for, though there was enough l>e the master of the vessel. Dr. I* In the past to avenge. Still the recent of- B. Livingstone of Ottawa, will again DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED i Mr. Thomas. •tors Heursi 6 s.m. Is 6 p.m.; Wednesday, 1 p.m.j Saturday, 6 p.m. UR neighbor's coast-to-coast day-and- fence* had not been sufficient to warrant this be the medical officer, and J. D. 1 Die success of another Conference, of display of force. The Baron de Hontan. a doper, naturalist, will once more go night air mail has quickly passed from young officer of regulars with this army, wrote under the auspices of th* Victoria course, depends upon the extent to which the O Memorial Museum. agenda «.permitted to be stretched. If it shall the novelty to the business stage. For theof it, "Time will discover the consequences of last three days between thirty-three and thirty- this expedition; and perhaps we may come to RADIO EFFORTS be regarded, no matter upon what slender pre­ repent, though too late, of our complying with A new and interesting acquisition text, as a new opoortunity for the airing of all six hours only have been consumed by the aerial the advice of some disturbers of the public to the expedition Is William F. those matters of Empire concern which shall in postmen between New York and San Fran­ peace, who project to enlarge their private Choate, amateur radio expert of To­ cisco. ____ fortunes In a general commotion. 1 lay this ronto. “Bill" Choate, who Is barely no wise involve the domestic policies of any of down for an unmolested truth, that we in twenty-one yeafa of age, owns and Fresh Meats the Dominions, substituting, for instance, prac­ What this rate of transit means to some pot a bis to destroy the I roquols by ,ou reel yes* „ operate* amateur station ICO in To- commercial concern; « show» by the fact that beside*. What occasion have we to trouble them, rontor and ha» established contact In tical. proposals for the development of the va­ the past with Mix. the radio operator CASH AND CARRY cant spaces of the Empire for the discussion one westbound package mailed at Cleveland since they give us no provocation?" of the Bowdoln. This year the Arctic Aa a matter of fact, no disaster actually of subjects which more directly demand legis­ yesterday carried nearly $200 in postage. This wili carry, beeidear her long wave and overtook the force 11 penetrated the Seneca commercial transformers, a special lative action afterwards, practical results from would lead one to suppose that keen rivalry country, fought a forest action with the Sen­ short wave set which will b* oper­ Extraordinary Values such a consultative gathering might easily be among the great shipping houses will be one eca warriors near their great tqwn. defeated ated by Choate in an attempt to com­ result of the service. them with considerable loaw, btrrtUt their four municate with the MacMillan Remember Our Meets are the Beit Quality in Victoria attained. ' towns and their stores of grain, cut their ripen­ schooner. Saving of so much time in the delivery In any case the] most unsatisfactory outcome ing malse and slaughtered their swine. Then It Many efforts have been made In CHOICE YOUNG LOCAL MUTTON Ix>lns, I to 4 lbs., per lb. the last two months to reach the ...... 27t of the proposal which Mr. rhomas made on and dispatch of important mail between the returned triumphant—a barren triumph, for the Taegs, half or whole, per lb...... Veal Steaks, per lb...... Seneca* had not been cowed or crippled, only Bowdoln, but the Continuous Arctic ...... -...86* 1 uesday, relying upon precedent for the pre­ United States and the Orient is a factor that daylight and oevere étoile have in­ Shoulders, half or whole, per lb...... Infuriated, and they later took ghastly re­ PRIME STEER BEEF diction, would be that a number of Empire . will undoubtedly bear upon the extension of terfered and thrown a mysterious Rib Chop», per 1b...... venge upon the exposed settlements of the silence over the fate of the explorer Loin Chops, per Ri...... Blade Bone Roasts, per lb...... 8<* statesmen would return home as quickly as American markets on the other side of the French. and hla party. Gross Rib Roaats, per lb...... 12<* possible to recover from certain gastric dis­ Pacific. It may be that Canada will But departing from Fort Frontenac on July FIRM GRAIN-FED PORK Rolled Pot Roasts, per lb...... 12# eventually be more* practically interested in the 4. the Marqula left there the victims of one of Shoulders, 4 to 4 lbs., per Ibr...... Rolled Prime Ribs, per lb...... ** . 22<* orders which are usually the concomitant of TILDEN WINS MATCH Butte, 2 to 6 lbs., per lb...... new service than she need be at present. the blackest pieces of treachery ever laid to. Sirloin Tip Roasts, per lb.. 22< and «...... 16f lavish hospitality in Britain. the door of the white man against the Indian Indianapolis. July 4.—Rain halted Ixilns. 2 to 6 lbs., per lb...... Rump Roaats. per fb., 20* and ...... 18* Advancing from Montreal; he had sent on the western tennis tournament here Pork Steaks, per lb...... Roasts off the Round, per lb., 20* and.,..IS* ahead the Intendant Champigny to eel** the yesterday after Wm. T Tilden of Loin Pork Chop», per lb. a.*.,.,,,..,*...... Mince Steak, per lb...... A FRIENDLY CONSUL The battle of Madison Square is still in peaceful, friendly Iroquois who for years had Philadelphia had entered the semi­ Oxford Sausage, per lb...... progress. Everybody is in no man's land. lived in the neighborhood of Fort Frontenac. finals with a 6-2. 6-2. 6-1 victory LOCAL KILLED VtAL Shoulder Steak, per lb...... I}* TVlE retirement of Mr. R. B. Mosher, Hie Majesty of Frfcnce needed elates for his over George ixitt, ChV-ago s national Shoulder Roasts. 4 to 6 lba, per lb...... 2c, a lb. Off Caeh and Carry Meats between In at least two places in British Columbia galley*, and had expressed a desire for some Junior champion. The Tilden-Lott Leg* 4 to 6,lbs., per lb...... 8 and 10 a.m. Shop in this hour and save. United States Consul in Victoria since Iroquois. match was the only one completed "rll be regretted by this community in the mercury has been dancing round the 100 although Gerald Patterson, the Aus­ mark for the last three days. Pur lot is truly ZTHAMPIGNT did hie work well. The village tralian star, won a set from Louis which this sterling representative of a friendly ^ of Kent was on the shores of the Bay of Kuhler, Ohio champion, by* a 6-3 cast in a favored place. score before the showers came up. Regular Counter—Delivered nation has made a host of friends. Mr. Mosher Quinte, and the village of Ganneloua was not has been a worthy successor to the lengthy list The Mayor's intimation that the C.P.R. far from Napanee of our day. Inviting the In­ Alrloln Tip Roaata, per lb...... 25f of admirable consuls whom Washington has ap­ habitants of Kent to a feaat Champigny ob­ Guaranteed Spring Lamb Rump Roaata, per lb...... " 23Y will commence work on the Amusement Centre tained thirty warriors and ninety women and Fillet Roaata Milk-fed Veal, per IK...... " 33e pointed to Victoria in the last forty years, all Isege, half or whole, per lb. .. late in the approaching FaD means that im­ children. Ganneloua was similarly raided by 3»e Shoulders, half or whole, per lb. ...,, Small Roaata Milk-fed Veal, per lb...... 227r drug store, will Instantly neutralise the Spencer’s Springfield Brand Butter, per are within sight of a big shortage of a commodity the only thing that affected me, when I be­ lb...... sa# LOOKING TO CANADA held the misery of these innocent creatures: Stomach acidity, sweeten the stomach, 1b. ....:...... 39< around which has been erected a lane part prevent Jood fermentation, and without Spencer’s Own Ayrshire Boll, per lb. 40# ______From Ths Oa+lph Mercury______. I saw some young savages of our aide burn the slightest pain or discomfort. Try Spencer's "Pride" Lard in bulk, per lb,, of the industrial structure of these tunes. The fears that calamity was about to settle their fingers with fire In their1 lighted pipes: this plan yourself, "but be certain to get and WT... . r. r.. . .TV. . .35# pure Blsurated Magnesia especially pre­ 17#; 3 lb*. f«r...... 48# It is true oil is being produced in growing on <>naria because of the temporary absence which provoked me to tlyash them soundly; pared for stomach uee. Spencer's Own Boaat Veal, per lb...... 75# from home of some thousands of Canadians but I was severely reprimanded for my pains. Spencer’s Own Pure Beef Dripping, per Spencer's Own Boaet Pork, per lb... .50# any other lands and more fields «re happily stttted by the home coming, but And confined to riv taut- for five pr six days, lh...... 7vr;7.lig discovered, hut the rate of discovery where I only repented that I had not dealt my Mild Ontario Cheese, per lb. :...... 24# will those who shouted the news of the going Spencer * Standard Unsmoked lopment so "hr contains no assurance away from the houietops and from the hus­ blew* to double measure. These savages re - Pure Honey in bulk, per lb...... 22# the piece,' per lb...... that with the exhaustion of the supplies from tings note the return of the armies with Joy? eented the matter eo highly, that presently —Lbwir Ml In Floor Other nations are also looking to Canada as they ran to their huts and flew to their mus­ the United Sûtes the demand, even if it did offering fields for adventure, and Industries are ket a. In order to kill me. Nay. all that could be done was scarce sufficient to appease them: Coal not increase beyond its present dimensions, will promising to locate their plants here where be met beyond a mere fraction. Moreover even the etrangers may come and find em­ for the^dSepute MMne to that height that they ployment. would have left us. If It had not been that our Governments are constantly enlarging their re- mçn assured, them t was drunk., that All the Beat W< serves for mtiwiftl purposes. Groceteria Specials . S-rr.-n■ mui, no were r, is very rewuimai. 11 ng' ehofiUd oartatoly fas im.- ■ Whet have you to show prisoned as soon as the campaign was over." FrkBentoeObrnad Beef, pectin may discover a substitute even more accessible Beside tight self-content per tin...... 23< ' To prove that I should go These unhappy victims, to the number of May Peters Marmalade, per tin «neat Coeoenut, per lb...... 1 and economical than oil. The water power The way you went? thirty-five, were sent to the appalling slavery Victoria Fuel Co., Ltd. possibilities of the world so far have only of the galleys In France, where many died Bed Head Ha tehee, 400 in box . Kellogg's Corn Flakas ...... Your Journey, I should say 1203 Bread St. Phene 1177 Regal Salt, per carton...... been scratched. The electrification of railroads That Beauty Is not known Three years later Frontenac returning brought Libby 's Tomato Sauee, per bottle A'ong that way the survivors to pacify the outraged Iroquola A. R. Graham* E. M. Brown is increasing. There is enough energy in the —Mavis Macintosh. Confederacy and to save the colony.

. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY. JULY 4, 1924

"Cytherea” Causes mais. The horns of beasts produced and the creditors or the I. R. Steel the first trumpet calls. The reeds Stores Company slaty cents on the Furore Amongst All from river banks provided the "Pipes dollar. Another y AT THE THEATRES Pan," and the simple shepherd Mr. Syrnee explained that the Pro­ pipe of ancient days, and the earliest tective Trust waa In effect a reo.-- Those Who See H stringed Instrument, the lyre, was uréanimation of the defunct company fashioned from an empty tortoise embracing eighty per cent of the ■Jotson / Starting Monday, fhe feature at shell. / shareholders In the old concern. Piano Bargain ! Popular Comedy the Capitol Theatre will be "Cy­ AT THE THEATRES 0 therea, " Goddess of Love, a First Na­ In many respects the music of Ire­ at Playhouse Has tional picture which is creating a EDUCATION PROTECTION Columbia—“The Arizona Ex­ land is similar to that of Scotland press.” sensation In all parts of the country and Walefc Proven,Its Worth because of Us unusual story and I-ondon, July 4.—The House of y Capitol—“The White Moth.” and a novel and distinctive color Extra Special ! Lords last night gave second reading “A Pair of Sixes," which baa been Dominion—“The White Sister.” scheme. It Is presented by Samuel Increasing In uopularity All along the Goldwyn and was produced and per­ to the bill Introduced by Lord Danei- line. Is a comedy of proven worth on Playhouse—“A Pair of Sixes.” fort forbidding the teaching of sedi­ sonally directed by George Fltsmaur- We've a slightly used Gerhard ,the American as well as the English Ice. WOULD WELCOME tious and blasphemous doctrines to vat age. For some years now It has en- children under sixteen years of age. Helntsman * Co, Upright Cabi­ Is one of the leadihg child actors on Adapted from Joseph Hergeshel - * Joyed the dietiaction of being one of mer’s famous novel, "Cytherea" Is net Grand to well at a bargain. | the few plays of this type which have the screen. The picture should be a big sue the tale of a man who was denied 1 Periodical returns to the Broadway love and romance in his own home. stage, and It,, has never fulled to Jus­ cess. cuDijn Fate, through a doll, provided the tify Its promoters' Judgment In the If you're hunting for a Plano viands of the Playhouse Company It balance by which he was thrown Insist on loses nothing of its snap or humor. Into contact with a woman who was British Ambassador to U.S., snap, then don't fail to see Actress Playing in in the same predicament. The locales this one. of the story are New York City.'an Visiting Ottawa, States TANLAC Thrills and Action Dominion’s Feature ocean liner and Cuba, and the story Is a series of original and startling Attitude VEGETABLE PILLS Characterize Film For Constipation peeled climax. Praises Work of Canadian at Columbia To-day Never in the history of motion pic­ Producer Fttsmaurice has utilized tures was a film made under such three different colof schemes to Trade Commissioners in bring out the mood bf the action in I . Thr Arlron» Kxprcse." written by rare conditions as "The White Sis­ ter," which is showing at the Domin­ Various scenes, with an effect that Republic Lincoln J, Carter and produced for is fascinating. WILLIS PIANOS the silver sheet by William Fox. Is ion Theatre. When Henry King, the LIMITED showing at the Columbia Theatre to­ director, and Lillian Gish, the star, July 4—“I .heuld w.lcom. night. The picture Is a typical Carter headed a troupe of adventurous “Broadway After V “T*" •* Washington,- thriller.. with even more romance and Americans who Journeyed to Italy to aatd Sir Earns Howard, British Am- THE GORGE 1003 7T 514 excitement than he usually gets in create "The White Sister" in the Doth” Coming to 9«*-*t— *• «*>• United St.t.., in his remarkable work. A capable cast locale in which the story was written, interview with a Canadian Press rep­ ALL THIS WEEK they opened up a new era on the headed by David Bût 1er. Pauline Dominion Theatre resentative at Government House The Starke. Evelyn Brent. Anne Corn­ screen. As a result, the film based wall. Harold Goodwin and Francis on the F. Marlon Crawford novel Broadway of the great white lights. “One reason is that it would relieve MacDonald, follows out the plot de­ has lutckgrounds of surpassing Broadway of the iron soul that vora­ «vast amount of work,” ho signed by the ndted thrill dramatist beauty. ciously swallows up Its millions of ad added with a smile. in close detail. "The Arizona Ex­ "The White Sister." a Henry King venturous souls. Is the theme of one Bir Earns is in Canada for ten days “VENETIANS” près»" Is even more melodramatic production, is an Inspiration picture, of the finest pictures It was ever our vieit* H* addressed than "The Eleventif Hour." wKtch released through Metro. good fortune to witness. The picture the Ottawa Canadian Club to-day on with Not a Stuff}, “Feeling The Way I Do” la "Broadway Aftier Dark." and It the maintenance of world peace; was supposed to have been Carter's DOCK VERGE greatest screen effort up to that time. opens for a week’s run at the Do 81r Kerne was distinctly optimistic Restaurant minion Theatre next, week; j regard to world affairs during the * Vaudeville and Had Meteoric Rise Everything combines to make it a interview. with “Never Again” on the wonderful picture, one of the greatest. "We are begin!nng to see our way —but an airy Shirley Mason is to Fame as Dancer In fact. We say this confidently, through at last.” he »ald. adding that English Tea other side—Sung by AI Jolson knowing that the current year haa the nations Were depending more and “The Lady Minstrels” TEA KETTLE Room where Star in Drama of and Then Actress been rich in pictures that deserve the more upon mediation. The attitude of Matinee Dally at I p m. meals are also both accompanied by name of great. First, it is a screen Germany waa becoming Increasingly served. Siam School Life Barbara U Marr first attracted adaptation of Owen Davia’a famous reasonable. Every Evening at « p.m. Cer. Douglas public attention as a dancer in a Halt play of the same name, and.the repu­ ®pf*kin* of the appointment of and View AMATEURS TO-NIGHT What is one of the best pictures of lAke City cabaret and later in a I»* tation of Owen Davis as' a dramatist an Irish Minister to the United States, Streets THE TEA U i the season Is "The New Teacher. ' a Angeles restaurant. In the Maurice ner^.1 no elaboration. Hecond. it is a he said that though no one had been TWO CONCERTS SUNDAY KETTLE Isham Jones Orchestra Wilier Brothers' Classic of the appointed yet, the name of Profe.eor William Fox production, which stars Tourneur production of "The White Shirley Mason, now running at the Moth." which is now being shown /it Screen, which means distinction and Hmtddy had been mentioned It ap­ Playhouse Theatre this week. Miss the Capitol Theatre, she demon­ good entertainment. Third. It was peared almoet Inevitable that the Mason, while only a youngster. Is strates convincingly that she has not directed by Monta Bell. And Ikst. other Dominions would he repre­ GET THÈSE NEW DANCE HITS:— one.of the most luvnl»!» forgotten one bit of her early train. there is the exceptional cast of *tel- ssed, at Washington. Sir K»me — — —l> America's Foremost Orchestra*" pearing on the silver screen. ! ttOrtUth I. As the headliner of the Parisian Jou. Anna Q. Nilsson, Willard Ia>ul*. TRADE COMMISSIONERS Preliminary notices of her new Norma Shearer, Carmel Myers. Ed- JUM- JBIE.JÆBL Jtim.JkUl macX.Uia.-ridtt. UHkrle* d°*Bocn wajctL JiSurmL .andjtttben.______^8ir Kwmc paid particular tribut# t» "WtartTt f Do” —“trtovTWsriir of a society girl who becomes a AH who see it will agree that H Is the work bf the Ckrikdlflh ‘TrafflF-c<>m - school teacher when the family for­ of "The spider and the Moth." The an honest attempt to reveal via the mlaaioncm in the United State*. The tune dwindles. This is the type of costumes that they wear in this screen the soul of the worlds greatest cptire work of foreign representation “From One Till Two?’ “Lots O’Mama” iole that Miss Mason should do ex­ dance were designed especially for city, to show that beneath the out­ had changed In the past few years, ceedingly well, and is most after her them and are gorgeous to look upon ward glare and glamor of the Great until to-day it waa largely voromer- own heart. as they trail in and out of the tre­ White Way human hearts and tm ieal, he said. The younger diplomats TO-NIGHT “After The Storm” “ It Had To Be You” It is evident that Mr. Fox was de- mendous plants and caves that make pulses are the same as on "Main were required to have wider eco­ irous of making the picture one of up the scenery. Street nomic k no a-ledge than formerly had ihe little Otar* best as he has sur­ Fsi>ecr in the Fox studio and tiny Pat Moore I «orated Into this picture. It is a slice COMPANY'S ASSETS In Honor of the Visit of H.M. Light Cruisers High Class Recital out of real life, plus the artistry “Tell Me Radio” “Savannah” for “The White Sister” which skilful dramatic form gives. Toronto. July 4.—Upon the appli­ Music by 16th Canadian Scottish Band cation of B. Hymen, representing <1. T. Clarkson as trustee of the estate of Free Admission to Men in Uniform -1 “Eileen” “Eccentric Rag” A high-class organ recital pro­ the L, R, Steel Company, Mr Justice gramme is being rendered at the Musical Notes Wright yesterday approved of the ac­ Oeneral Admission, 10c Dominion Theatre every night this ceptance by Mr Clarkson of an offer for the purchase of the asset. In Can­ week by Handley Wells as the ac­ BY GEORGE J. DYKE Dancing, 8.30 to 12.00 midnight. Refreshments ALL DOUBLE-SIDED AND THEY companiment to the soul-stirring ada by the L. R. We,-I Htorkholdera' LrxVMtainmtMAt picture. "The White Sister," which Protective Trust, of Buffalo, at a price Do your bit to entertain the Tars by attending. stars Lilian Gish, and which was One of the most historic of all which will pav the creditors of the PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRAPH violina is the famous "Betts Straid. ' Steel Realty Company loo per cent taken la Italy amid the original This beautiful Instrument, made in scenes pictured by Marian Crawford 1704. Is now In America, having been ALL NEXT WEEK in the book from which the film was produced. purchased by J. C. Freeman, of the Rudolph Wurlitser Company of New Mr. Wells's organ recital prb- gramme follows: Andante Relegioso. York. Komewhere between the years Aina Rubens 1025 and lMO. Arthur Betts bought Thome; Canxonstta. D'Ambroslo; this fiddle and brought it to London. Serenade Caprice. Swar; Romance. PHONE Opus. &, Tchaikowaky ; ClrlMribtn. It was then to all appearances, 3449 041 YATES Lewis Stone 1‘i.staliiXEa. u Bole- ML», De Capua t brand new. and its history and >Ids- STREET Barcarolle. RqbensLein.. La Soudan- itt tides had rigt been recorded up tu «Wfc v Jaekwrm: Amour Coquette. this time. Betts sold it to a Mr. Bone Friml; Even Hong. Martin; In the a few years after, who parted with Cloisters. Torrence; Dancer of Nav­ It through John Lott, to the great KENT’S French master, J. B. Vulllaume. This PHONOGRAPH STORE Constanpe Bennett arre. Zamecnlk; lairgo, Handel. Ave Maria. Schubert; Andante, fifth was In 1869. Vulllaume sold It to U. —IN— symphtypy, Tchaikowsky; The \V il motte, of Antwerp, who sold it Rosary, Nevln. to C. G. Muir, a well known collector. WCHCAL WeaCEANDIge COUPANT. LIMITED—TtrMto, M.Mn.1 nl He_ In turn disposed of It to George Hart, who sold it in 1888 to the Due de Camposelice. Messrs Hill, of Bond Street were its next owners, and later it came Into the possession of Cytheria the Hon. IL D. Waddell, who has recently, as already stated, sold It "Goddess of Love" COLUMBIA to Mr. Freeman, of New York. Its price has not been disclosed, but A Dramatic Revelation of MISS McEWAN TO DAY only a few weeks ago a celebrated High Society To-day violinist gave 126.000 for a 8trad.‘ New York Dramatic Mrs. Leonora Jackson McKlm. Soprano in Song The Arizona Express wife of Dr. W. Duncan McKlm. of ScL-ctiuna Starring Washington, D.C., has one of the A George Fitnnaurice most spacious and beautiful music Production PAULINE STARKE rooms in America. Its walls are adorned with art treasures: tapes­ NOW SHOWING—Feature Presentation Presented by Samuel Harold Goodwin, Evelyn Brent, tries, sculptured figures, glazed terra Goldwyn (flot now con­ Francis MacDonald. Anne Corn­ cotta reproductions from Europe, end nected with Goldwyn wall and David Butler Innumerable tributes to the art of “THE WHITE MOTH” Pictures). Adapted by The Arizona Express Carries a Leonora Jackson, a violinist of much STARRING Frances Marlon from Consignment. of Love. Mystery renown, leas than twenty years ago, the novel by Joseph and Romance whose playing Is still fresh In the Barbara La Marr and Conway Tearle Jiergesheimer. memory of the writer. A pity it Is What An Honest Melodrama by that such a player has withdrawn A Pint National Lincoln J. Carter heraelf from professional life once A. V. THOMAS on the Comedy Picture ALSO—"SPEED” and forever. Leonora Jackson was Capitol Organ “Up in the Air” the first American violinist to set a sparkling little Featuring Charles Hutchison aside European prejudices as to the Usual Prices supposed inferiority of American talent. Her success was phenomenal. EXTRA 8he played In Vancouver about dynamo of health is First Exclusive Pictures of the 1924 Grand National eighteen years ago. Steeplechase The four Instruments owned by the members of the Henri Verbrug- gWefrqatrtet. of Minneapollsnarmrir the child who eats DOMINION PLAYING works of the great Cremona violin makers. Their combined ages total 770 years. A Motion Picture Sennet ion That Will Linger Long in Victorians cannot but feel proud Kellogg’s regularly! of their fellow cltisen. Victor Ed­ the Memory of All Those Fortunate to .See munds. who Is now singing the big This Orest Picture tenor roles In grand opera with well known and distinguished stars. This la exactly ae jras marked down by us tirSKS 2nd"". 3rd two seasons ago. And again much kaa all love Its erl„ work. No seek- credit is due Miss Oraseley-Blck for the food eloesoets cruachimese. They NEXT WEEK her courageous and continuous suc­ ■•I—sticky Lillian Gish cessful efforts In her viollnlstic that baild health |•» it wit k Iks Slakes to weak, achievements. Her success at the area teat relish. Ready to ass. Cornish Hchool of Music only proves what a student can accomplish by A Gay, Glittering Joyous Jour­ diligence and rightly apportioned ney to the Playground of the self-aggrandisement. World! Mr»: Kva Bair, «me of the city's first rank singers. In going to Italy The White Sister shortly for further study, is only seeking those higher levels that this favorite contralto can well attain. “Broadway : Hotmirtltfr-TffttK V mezzo- soprano of high attainments, former­ ly of this city, has been received on concert platforms in California with CORN FLAKES After Dark” warm and high pratae. Mrsf Josephine Wilson- Jones.1 also OweeVrea* always formerly of the capital city, now of with a superlative cast of screen Shirley Mason perkeley. California, writes to say •UUau^ugmented by hundred* uf that she has finished a very busy famous stage celebrities, . in - Equity Ball scenes, made in the 9 Farce That Had All The earliest musical tones were famous Grand Ballroom of the England Laughing attempts to imitate the voices of na­ Hotel Astor. Furniture used in this theatre supplied by Weller Ltd ture. The first instruments were nnrf palms by Mrs. Brown mode with the means net ere pro­ vided. The savage war songs were PLAYHOUSE produced from hollopr tree trunks covered with the skint of wild am- VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924 B. C. Sugar - IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN Mix Mustard £..... $1.70 rr.....$8.50 •aeifie Milk, large tin...... Del Monte Pea re, POPULAR 6IRL SOCIAL AND PERSONAL B.C. RABBITS' WOOL White Swan Soap, package, 20* regular 10c tin for ...... 24* Yourself rp*y Bendoa Corned Beef, tin, 28* regular 40c tin...... *...30* Mr*. F. E. Winslow and family have C. and B. Mixed Pleklee, who accompanied her from England. >aradieo Island Sliced Pineapple, WEDm NIGHT left to spend the Summer holidays at The beat man was Mr. Alfred XV. Sol* regular 40c tin for ...... 30* regular 70c for ...... 88* Parkf ville. kray. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are en­ regular .2 Sc tin for ...... 19* Snowflake Fleur, 10-lb. sack. 42* Miss “Buddie” McKinnon Be­ VW-» + + 4- joying a honeymoon In the city, being ) greatly Mlss Joy Phillip* Esqutmalt, haa guests at the Empress Hotel, after Mrs. G. C. Girling of Seven- aa her guest Miss Richardson of Van­ Jello, all flavors, 3 packets...... comes Bride of H. de which they will make their home In oaks Sends Interesting Ex- • -we couver. Port Angeles. Carteret of Portland + + + e + 4- 4 î B.C. House Mr. and Mrs. Chae. Geiger of Vic­ Mrs. Booth. Esquimau Road, has UnWi ye” fan Camp's Pork and Beane, Kippered Herrings In tomato sauce, The First Presbyterian Church wge toria are visiting Mr». J. W. Pat­ received by cable from England news Word has been received from the picnic size, 3 tins ...... 28* tin ...... 8* beautifully decorated with campanu­ terson In Vancouver. or the death of her only son from Agent-General, F. C. Wade, of British + -V- 4- Finest Orange or Lemon Peel, la, roses, and other Summer floorers pneumonia the result of the after Columbia House. London, acknowl­ loin* Perk and Beane, for the wedding at • o'clock last even­ Dr. and Mrs. Taylor and Miss Elsie effects of gas while on active ser­ edging receipt of samples of white Taylor are spending a holiday in 8e- —tegular lSc. tlna .lor_. ing of Anna Stewart (“Buddie"), vice. He leaves a widow and child of and grey Angora rabbits' wool which Hies Shelled Walnuts, lb, ..28* ■ only daughti of Mr: "and Mi a. Aie». McKinnon. 1153 Caledonia Avenue, to life in the Great War. being killed windows of British Cojumbla House. Light SuMana Raisiné, lb. lO* Finest Shelled Almonds, lb., 38* Mrs. Thaw. October Mansion* left Harvey de Carteret, of Portland. Ore­ after four months service. Much sym­ The wool waa presented by Mrs. gon, eldest sou of Mr. 8. H. de Car­ yesterday afternoon for Vancouver, pathy is felt by her many friends in where, she will spend a few day* O. C. Girling. Ralph Street. Ssvenoaks Creese and Blackwell's Pure Malt Vinegar, teret. of this city. + + + Esqutmalt for Mrs. Booth in her be­ P. OH and forwarded through the gallon, 78*, Jaxge bottle...... The bride was given in marriage by Miss Mildred Roes Is expected reavement. Mrs. Booth Is well-known Poultry Branch of the Provincial De­ 25c her father and made a picture of from Vancouver this week to spend as an active worker In the locality, partment of Agriculture. radiant girlhood in her frock of ivory a holiday with her mother and slaters holding the position of president, both Mrs. Girling has for many years >ieneer Sardines, in olL 4 tins 28* White Rose Rise, 4 lbs...... 28* Canton crepe and embroidered veil in this city. of the Women's Institute and of the been a breeder of rabbits of every Cippered Salmon, Jin ...... 6* with coronet of Brussels lace and + + + Child Hygiene Council, and she la variety, and to stimulate Interest In long Soups, 8 tablets...... lO* Split Peas, 2 Iba ...... 18* pearls, and carried a bouquet o( The Mieses Anne and Elsa Mich­ also second vice-president of the Es­ the possibility of Angora wool pro­ Ophelia roses. Miss Isabel Grant, the Whole Mixed Pieklmg Spices, Bovril, 2-os. bottle, reg. 40c for 32* ael is left yesterday afternoon for Se­ quimau Chapter, I.O.D.E. duction on Vancouver Island she re­ Beil the Shanlt—Fry the Centre—Bol(c the Butt maid-of-honor, waa In a quaint gown + -4- 4* cently left samples of the wool with lb...... 28* Pure Curry Pewder, lb...... 40* attle, where they will visit friend* for of pale pink taffeta with hat of cream the next few weeks. Mrs. A. Q. Wolley-Dod and Mrs. covering letters to it number of places •r + + P. J. Nolan who returned to Calgary In Canada and the United States as Red Head Matches, Mrs. Murray and family of Gabrlola recently after an extended stay In well as to the Old Country. Although Tip Top Teilet Paper Island are spending a few days in Victoria were prominent in the wel­ Mrs. Girling has never undertaken the large box »*. Seven Victor 1* and a ref accompanied by come given to the naval contingent weaving and spinning of Angora wool, or 3 for...... 25c rolls ...... 26c Mrs. J. P. Lowe of Shanghai. from the Special Service Squadron, this Industry was started locally some + + + which visited the prairie city re­ years ago by another well-known Mias Dorothy Holme* Beach Drive, cently. At the reception and dance breeder. Mrs Mc-Vlcker. of 'T'ls- We egrry a complete line of Home-cooked Meats for picnics. These, to­ le leaving to-morrow for Salt Spring wllde," whose products are familiar te t her with our Provisions and Fresh Meats, are all kept In refrigerated given by the I.O.B.E. on Monday I eland, where she will spend a holi­ Mrs. A. Q. Wolley-Dod, president to the public through the medium of coolers night and day—everything sanitary. day as the guest of friend* her. exhibits at the Fall fairs. Mrs. + -- -V of the Provincial Chapter. I.O.D.E.; Mrs. P. J. Nolan, convener of the dis­ Dennis Harris Is another Victoria wo­ Mr. R. Calladlne. manager of the man who has done much to stimulate Heme-eeoked Ham, lb...... €8* Pienie Hama, lb...... ,.16* Playhouse, returned yesterday from tinguished visitors* committee, and Mrs. D. 8 Lloyd, acting regent .of the public interest in this "cottage In­ Sailed Ham, lb...... '....SB* Smoked Cottage Relie, lb...... 17* Vancouver where he haa been spend­ dustry." ing the past few days on business. Municipal Chapter, received the load Pork, lb/» ...... BO* Wild Rose Sugar Cured Bacon, + + + gueat* Mrs. Wolley-Dod wearing a lellied Ox Tongue, lb...... 88* After spending a year In Vlotorl* graceful gown of black aatin with piece or half, per lb...... 28* touches of gold lace, while Mre. No­ “Bobbed” Nurses Sweetl Mixed Pickles or Gherkins, Mrs. and Mise Oeter left on the 8s. Veal Loaf, lb...... 38* Princes» Louise for Alaska before re­ lan also wore black, her gown being Patate Salad, lb...... 20* lb...... 38* turning to their home in Toronto. smart model of lustreless crepe, Were Suspended + + + embroidered In Jet. Mre. Lloyd wore Mr* Ellison le leaving to-day for draped gown of black satin and Columbus. Ô.. July 4.—Because ten Freeh Made Alberta Butter, Pure Lard Vancouver to spend the week-end lace, relieved with touches of silver. pupil nurses at Grant Hospital here with her daughter, Mr* Tyrell God- She wore a corsage of Russell rosea. bobbed their hair Miss Mary A. S-att...... $1.10 lb-. ie<. man. who is staying In Vancouver for or 8 lb* Supper was served at midnight in Jamieson, superintendent, last night tsa 47c a holiday. aimi>end«»rt thi-m -until their h:tlr Need* No — grows again?’ ~ Dc~ ParboUmf • Provlnc**! Board of Health, returned lng waa prolonged until It Was time DANCE AT KEATING FINEST QUALITY SPRING LAMB to the city yesterday morning from for the officers to depart, the ma­ a trip to Ottawa on departmental A dance will be held at the Forequarters, per lb. AQ _ Hindquarters, per lb. jority of the guests trooping out to zi* business. the platform to see them on board Temperance Hall, Keating, this even­ (from 4 to 7 lbs. each) mOL (from 4 to 7 lb* each) 4VC 4- + 4 ing with a three-piece orchestra in Mrs. Fleet Robertson entertained and give them a rousing send-off. MRS. DE CARTERET + + 4 attendance. yesterday afternoon at her home on As a farewell function prior to Freeh Stewing Lamb, Fillet ef Beef, per lb...... ,70* Rockland Avenue with five tables of mnh Jong In honor of Miss Nellie their departure for the South to­ 2 Ibe. for ...... 38* Freeh Pet Resets, crinoline trimmed with French flow­ morrow, Rear-Admiral Sir Hubert er*. The Undeanuude. Mice Beryl Swift’s Shine of Beef, whole or half, per lb.. lO* and ...... 8* Brand and the captains and officers Keown, of Portland, and Miss Jessie of the light cruised squadron enter !E per lb...... 6* FI Small Salmon (whole or half fish), Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Plowman Pauli wore frocks of mauve and peri­ talned at a delightful dance last eve­ Beef Brisket, per lb., 8* and 6* per lb...... 16* winkle blue taffeta respectively, with and Miss Jessie Carter have returned poke bonnets trimmed with French from Fulford Harbor, where they ning on board the H.M.8. Delhi Ihnd flowers and Colonial bouquet». hare been spending the past week as H.M.8. Dauntless. Dancing took place on the quarter deck and the ex­ FOR TARS TO-NIQHT LOCAL PEN-FATTENED POULTRY SPECIAL Mr. Fred Bartholomew supported guests of Mr. F. W. J. Fuller. Premium Ham Freeh Killed Boiling Fowls I Milk-fed Broiler* the bridegroom and Dr. 8. F. Miles + + 4 cellent orchestra was ensconced on a Mr. and Mrs. George E. Foulger platform between the two ships (averaging S lba), per lb. 22* | each from $1.00 to . 68* end Mr. Stephen» were ushers. I hir­ Squadron Leaves To-morrow ing the signing of the register Mr. and family of Saskatoon. Saak., are Flags and bunting gave a festive air HE economy of buying a whole Premium Hem it Attractive visiting Mre. Stroud L. Redgrave and to the occasion. The Invited guests ! Milk-fed Roosting Chickens (t| Iba average), per lb. 38* Angus McKinnon Bang "Until." on Its Homeward Journey in itself. But there ere other Advantages in the purchase At k reception held at the home of the Mieses Redgrave. 41%. Harbinger Included the Lieutenant-Governor T the bride's parent» after the cere­ Avenue, for the Summer months. and Mrs. Nlchol. Mr. and Mrs. Ac- To-morrow morning Victoria will —you get all of those juicy centre tlices to broil or fry; the butt mony. a buffet supper was served + + + land. Mias Ashburnham. Mrs. and say good-bye to the light cruiser from a table centred with the four- The many old friends of Major D. Misa Appleby. Mr. and Mr* Alsh. Dr squadron, and there will be many end to bake for dinner, and the «hank end that makes of simple H. O. KIRKHAM & CO tiered wedding cake and decorated E. Sprague, pioneer lumber man of and Mre. Boak, Commodore Barne* sighs of regret at the departure from LTD. with sweet peas and pink robes. Winnipeg, will regret to hear of hi* R V.Y.Ç.; Mrs. Barnes. Mr* Bayne* this port of the gallant lads In navy boiled dinner* something irresistible. ' Why not get a Swift's Mm D.pv, «421 During the evening Mies Beatrice sudden death from pneumonia on Mr. ahd Mrs. Baugh-Allen, Miss blue. Their presence haa conjured ÊrrCuSà17* ewl m612 Fort SL,Provision Dept, 5620 McDonald. M*»e Merle North and July 2 while on business In Ottawa. Innés Bod well. Mr. and Mrs. Baker. up memories of the days when Esqui­ Premium Ham instead of a roast this week? All the family will Miss Vivian Moggy contributed de 4-4-4- Mias Bvllmatne, Mrs Blackburn. mau was an Important naval station appreciate the change. light fui vocal solos. Mlee Marjorie Robson, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. with ships coming and going all the Among many gifts received by the Rev. John Robson and Mrs. Robson Beadnell. Mr* Bolton, Mr. and Mies time. Hostesses who have found in bride was a purse of American gold of Moss Street, le leaving tor ths Bennett, the Misses Bryden. Mrs. the visit of the fleet a fillip to enter­ from the staff of the Empress Hotel, East enroule for Europe where she taining will view their departure with will make a holiday tour for the next r n. Col. and Mrs. Chaplin. Mr where ehe has been for some years plln. Mr. and Mrs. Castle, sincere regret. In which flappers, de­ few months. ^ butantes and the more blase members **retary to the manager. 4 + 4 nd Mrs. Cobbett. Capt. and Mr. and Mrs. de Carteret left for of society will share. Mr* Andrew Hilliard of I^ethbrtdge, rvoaao. Col. and Mrs. Cod Swift Canadian Company, Ltd. To-night the public will have an Vancouver, and after a honeymoon s* Co* Me. and, Mrs, Charle»- îrisiîJ lour will pmet cd t o Portland, where who has basa visiting in Victoria as opportunity of saying farewell i > the the guest of her mother. Mrs. C. M. tfias Carey, Mr. Crane, Miss Vancouver Nelson Ol Ilk they will make their home. bluejackets at a dance -which Is to be 93SSS&seise mi ~ Edwards. Linden Avenue. Is now the Mr*. Corisldtnè. Mrs. Cuds- given under ths nuftpices of the Navy New Westminster VICTORIA Prince Rupert tumilv mi k Ml guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard. lsa Campbell, Miss Clapham. League at the Armories. The 14th cooklege Hampshire Road. ay. Mias Dunbar. Mr. and Canadian Scottish Band will provide isrsit + -r + nnlston, Mr. and Mrs. Duke, the music. Mr. and Mr* Mitchell of New Tork d Mrs de Balls, Capt. Duke, This Is the seventh and last of the FETE AUGMENTED and Master Hoadtey Mitchell arrived insmulr. Miss Dunsmulr. Mr. series of entertainments arranged by In Victoria yealerday and are the Mrs. Edwards. Mr. Elderton. the league. In conjunction with the for the visitors, and It Is hoped that i give the tars a good send-off. Danc- gueat a of Mr* Mitchell's uncle and int-Col. and Mrs. Eaton, squadron entertainment committee. the public arlll torn out In force to 1 lng will be from 8.10 until midnight. aunt. Mr. and Mr* W. J. Bowser, rvl* Mr. and Mrs Fraser. Mr. ST. Terrace. Avenue. Ir. sml Mrs. Forbes, Mias Mr. and Mrs. Flndler. Mias Delightful Affair at Mrs. R. Dr. and Mrs. C. Denton Holm* Lieutenant-Col. and Mrs. of Victoria, accompanied by Mias j Miss Gibson. Lieut, and Mre. W. Gibson’s Netted $450 Kathleen Holmes. Mise Marcia Farrar Miss Grelg. Mr Gorrle. and Anthony Farrar, were recent ialeworthy. Miss Graveley, visitors In Vancouver, guests at ay. Major and Mrs. Goodeve, Th«* organ fund of St. Mary's Glencoe lodge. Church benefited by over 14SO as + + + Mrs. Hotham. Mini llumber. the result of tMV very enjoyable gar- Mr. and Mr* Holt Cooklngham and à Miss Hodglns. Mr. and Mrs. dren party held yesterday afternoon Mr. Prescott Cooklngham of Portland in. Mr Hughes. Mr. P. Had- In the beautiful grounds surrounding arrived in Victoria to-day. For the Mlller HigKB. Mr. and Mrs. the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Summer months Mr* Cooklngham nd; Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, Gibson. York Place. Perfect weather ievland. Miss Henderson. These July Sale Shoe WUl reside In Victoria, having taken added to the attractiveness of the Holmes. Mr and Mrs. Hope, of Victoria, were the week-end guests Mias Dupont’s home for that time. .(tori/yearsoA ,u0 of Mr. E. A. Eyres gardens and the many visitors In­ — 4* isees Holt. Major and Mr* cluded a number of sailors from the Mrs. Thaln left yesterday afternoon reys. Mrs Hill. Dr Harper. SatiiActo/y > Shirley and Biddy Wilson, of visiting cruisers. for Vancouver where for a couple of Harper. Mrs. Hunter, the Ganges, are spending a holiday With Mrs Schofield, wife «.f the Itiahnp months she wilt be the guest of Mrs. Inns* Mi B Hutchison, r plM. CO FHONf Mrs. J. Blll+r. of Columbia, declared the fete open Markett. Kensington Place. Over the id Misa Jacobs. .Mr. and Mrs. ^ 552 4-4-4- with a graceful little address and week-end Mrs. Hackett and Mrs. me. Mise L. Klnloch. Corn- Mr* VV. Lake has her brother. C. was presented with a beautiful l*>u- Thaln will visit with friends In Se­ end Mrs Klngecote. Mrs and attle. 755 BROUGHT0* ST Cowden, of Nanaimo, staying with quet by Miss A thalle Gibson Irk. Commander Kllman. Mr. her. Mrs. Thornton Marshall, the ener­ + 44 and Mrs Ker. Misa Ixiw. Miss Lang. We prefer to be conservative in describing + getic convener of the general ar­ Mr. and Mr* Edgar Ames of Se­ Mr and Mrs Lay*rd. Ml»» Lewln. Miss Ella Brown, of San Francisco, rangements was assisted by the con­ attle. accompanied by Mrs. Swan- judge and Mrs. Umpman, Mrs. our sale values, but it is impossible to re­ was a visitor at the home of Mr. and veners of the following stalls: strom. afflved In Victoria this morn­ langley. Captain and Mrs. Leslie. frain from celling these offerings today, Mre. C. XV. Holland last week. ing on their yacht and left later In Mrs. Crease, Mrs. Downes. Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Lukin. Mr.. Mrs. and '1 sensational. ' ’ It simply amounts to this— + 4-4* Homer, linen stall; Mrs. Hardie, Mrs. the day on a four days’ cruise up tne Mia. l-esa-WlllU. CapUln.Mra. and Mre. H. Burrows and thrOe children Stirling, plants and flowers; Mrs. coast. Here they were Joined by their everyone who buys shoes here now will be left here on Tuesday to spend a holi­ niece. Mrs. Watkle. who will accom­ Mlaa Lock.. Mlaa Leundy. Mlaa Mc- day with relatives in Vancouver and XV. Gospel, Mrs. Blowers. Mrs Sher­ pany them on the cruise. Karharn. th, Ml..« «'•* many dollars in pocket. See the shoes and Torlicks Seattle. , wood, fancy work; Mrs. Nicholson. Mcl—ran. Ml»» McBride. Mlaa Me- you'll recognise this fact. MISS Cowley. Mrs. Good lake. woolite:. Air, amt Mre Jfc- -Palmsi. 2020 Phillips- captain McKenna. Waited Milk LApVsMITH Mrs. H Walker, Mrs. Cllhborn, Miss Fifth Avenue west. Vancouver, an­ runty. Mlaa Mitchell. Mr a. Molyneu*. Jjtlone. aprons; Mrs. Farquhar, Mrs. nounce the engagement of their Miss V. MMirant. Mr. and Mrs. Women’s Sandals Safe Miss Doris Newcombe. of X’lctorta. Svmbnds, handkerchiefs; Mrs Sut­ eldest daughter. Mary Louise, to Mr. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. McCallum, Is spending a fee daya’ holiday’ visit­ cliffe. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Ard. candy; Rowan XX* Mackensle. son of Mr. and Major and Mrs Monk. Lieutenant $2.75, $3.75, $4.85 Milk ing her aunt. Mr* B. K. Stirling, Miss Ferris. Mrs. Blrtl. Mrs. Glllstt. Mre. George MacKensle of Victoria. and Ml*s McKenna. Misa Macdonald, Not an offering of oddments, but h complete i Pee Infanta French Street home cooking; Mrs. Banbury. Mrs. The wedding will take place In First Mrs Macdonald. Ml** McDlarmtd, si** clearance of many lines In their ehtlrety. Fine * dt Invalide Monev. Ice cream; Mrs. Rattan, Baptist Church, Vancouver on August Miss Cecilv Muir. Miss McCulloch. Mr. and Mrs. K. Gregson returned amusement centre; Miss Pitts was » at t p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Mitchell. Mr. elk and leathers In all colors. All the newest styles M.qJtln.it ru** L- Ali A ém* yesterday from their honeymoon, and the lx»dy of a Hundred Pockets. i + 4r 4* W M erst on. Mis* Nash, Mias Mara- Included. ANutritious Lhet lor All Ages, are now camping at the Merry Widow Tea was served on the veranda An opportunity to view the beauti­ ouita Nlchol. Miss H. Nicholson Ke«p Horlick I Alw«y« on H»n< cam'' under th.e direction of Mrs. Alex. ful grounds of Go\ eminent House la Lieutenant and Mrs. (Hand, < olonel Women’s Fine Turned-Sole Mont Isamhert assisted by Lady Lake. offered on the occasion of a garden amf Mr, Ogilvie, UvutrnaoV eed 'v.ick Lunch: Home or Office. w E u-ui.r.nn ... „„„ fete to be given on July 12 by kind 1 • Mflng good-bye to hie numerous Mrs. W P. Walker. Mrs'. Dick and Mr» B. Ola ad. Mr. ahd Mr». Oatea, Shoes, $6.75 Mrs. McCallum. Mr. Glllstt was In permission of Mrs. Nlchol. in aid of officer, of tba R-C-N.. Ml.. Procl™. friends. Dr Henderson is thinking the funda of the Girl Guides’ Associa­ Men! Better Come Early JAMES ISLAND of locating in th* Interior. charge of the eocoanut shy. Mrs. Dr and Ml»» Pcarcv. Mlaa T. Phd- Broken lines, but ail sixes in. the lot. Exclusive Hew Patterson the clock golf. Mrs. tion. An attractive programme is be­ don. Ml»» Law. Misa Ullock. creations by the beat makers of women's fine for These Hilliard and Mr* Cooper were at the ing arranged, details of which will be Mr and Mr». Pattcraon. Ml»» M footwear. Regular 110.00 to $12.60 values. Mr. J. Malcolm and D. A. McNaugh- Mr* R. Walker left yesterday on a announced later. ton motored to Cameron Lake last visit to Victoria. e rates, and Mr* Haldane end Mrs. Pcdcn. Mr. Ponaonhy. the Ml»»»» Smart Oxfords, ^in newest spade toe style ; medium Holmes had char re of the tea tickets. Sunday to spend a few days camping. A number of friends paid a surprise PhllllP». the Mlsac» Rant. Ml»» Rat- Pumps for* Misses, Children or dark shades of brown. Regular The Mn.ii» rtaoc. wMeh w*» .-.{..j Throughout the afternoon the lanburv Mlaa Richardson, Mlaa off on Tueaday lut at midnight ow­ visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. 610.00 value* Hole Price »...... ffU»I Q Mr. R. Rivers, of Nanaimo, has been band from H M 8. Dauntless played J. O’Leary. Empress Avenue, on Mon­ Rlrkahv Captain Ritchie. TJeulcn- and Infants spendinglng several1 days vtattlmr his ing to tho tragic death of the care- musical selections, w^ich contributed ant-Colon#! Robertaon. Mr. and Mrs. Forty-five Pairs of Men's Boole; extra high grade taker of the hall. Mr. J. McLegn, I» day evening to celebrate the twenty brother, W E. Rivers. largely to the enjoyment of the many fifth wedding anniversary of the host Rlpplngalc. Rrlgadtar-Oeneral and Here is e real opportunity to effect a worth-while makes, including Church's English boots. Black t-vlng continued to-morrow evening. patrons of ths fete. 1 Mr. Ron». Major and Mr». Bliman. saving on children's footwear: or brown. Arçy pair in the Mrs. Anton . Oovenlus has been and hostess. A delightful feature of Esqutmalt Fete a Success — The the evening was the Introduction of Mr. and Mrs. Hhcnpatd. Ml»» Btract- strap .Pumps and Oxfpr6% fax mttt pntgnt, with lot ...... spending u week’» holiday with Mr. fall I Jautcnant -Commander Steph­ $5.00 *»d Mrs. A. Moore. Doctor Oovenlus funda of the Esgulma.t Women’s In- ST. MICHAEL’S GARDEN songs and dances of twenty-five grey or Airedale strap and quarter. itltllU Will .Ument to the extent ot years ago. in which the tarty Joined ana! m»» Scott. Mr. and Mra. Trench. Misses sixes, 11 to ,2 ...... 88,841 lx expected on FrMny to spend a few “PARTY ARRANGED with much pleasure. A >•**»»y _ days here before returning to their $60. the proceeds of a garden fete Captain and Mlaa Tanoueray. Cap­ Women’s White Canvas : Incident occurred wh*n Hon. John ttainain and Mrs.Mr». Thorpe-Doubblc. Mr. Children's sixes, 8 to HH5 ...... $3.38 home in Seattle. + ^ held yesterday afternoon at the resi­ Infants' sises. 6 to 7% ...... $1.08 dence of the president, Mrs. Booth, The annual W.A. warden party of Hart, on behalf of the guests, pre­ and Mrs. Tunnard, Colonel Vliler* wear, $1.95 to $2.96 Bt. Michael1 a. Royal Oak. will be held sented Mr. and Mrs. O’Leary with a the Miaaea Wartea. Mhn Wall. Mra. Misses' All-Patent Strap Pumps, 8u- QfJ Raymond Rivers has gone to X’an- Esquimau Road. The garden, in full parlor quality; sixes U to 2. Sale Pried tDXes/O thin year hy the kind Invitation of handsome silver tsa-service coupled and Ml»» Wolfenden. Ml»» R. Wood» Strap Shoes and. Oxfords, with, plain leather 4or Souver to pay an extended visit to his Summer bloom, looked cool apd fresh, Mr and Mre UtyMta. at the Layrlta SMter, Mies F JKivér#^ and tables Invitingly set for tv* be­ with the - congratulations and good and Lieutenant Woodhouee and the Children's Green Sandals. Sixes 5 to AF _ Nuraerlee. Wl'klnaon Bond. Wednca- wishes of the company. About forty can vas-covered military heels. Exceptional value neath the shady trees, offered dainty member» of the Bpeclal Service 7%. Sale Price .* ...... :...... a/DC in every polr. Mr. W. Christopher and son Arthur. rtay. July * Mre. Ixiyrlts ha, kindly guests were present. Squadron entertainment committee. refreshments to the guests. A fancy consented to open the proceedings at work stall convened by Mrs. Ricketts, A nulet w# took ous stall convened by Ml5**Brooker « the Rev. Dr.r. CampbellCampWfl officiated ■$ a from Victoria clay by students nf the mil. ------«Vmam Music, games and competitions will ceremohv which made Hiss Ida Sol­ eventne technical rlasaea conducted 1303 DougUs 1903 INGERSOIL ders and Mr* Locke were kept busy help to^rpake the evening pass plea- way the bride of Mr. Albert Taylor, of during the Winter month» under the dispensing Ice cream Mrs. Brooker. sent hf. Fort Angeles The bride, who arrived direction of Mr*. *. Orme, la tfl the Street Cream Cheese the general convener of the -affair, Contributions to the home-cooking this week from England, waa pretty window» of Weller throw. Govern­ was assisted In serving tin tea by end refreshment stalls will be much in a gown of gray tricotin* with pic­ ment Street. The poealhllltlea for the “spreads like butter* Mëedàlhe* Davl* Appk/y, Heald, appreciated. Everyone interested will ture hat en suite, and waa attended development of this Induatry eecm Scott, Kennedy and Mcf by her staffer-in-law, Mrs. Solway. very promlatns.

- - 'JfcwugaSvA"-/-"/.... ■ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924

IPHONE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEPT&

You’ll vacation to the lull it you take a properly selected wardrobe, a plentiful supply of cool clothing and suitably equipped to indulge in your favorite pas your requirements can be obtained at Hudson’s Bay Store at the least possible expense. Note these special offerings for Saturday Shoppers.

Vacation Skirts Two Excellent Values ° In Cream Crepe and Cream Flannel 9 — — — — . Shop in Cool Comfort Cr..m Crap. Frock Skirt. ' Wr¥y 11 O |*W Wl For Vacation Wear Even on the very warmest of days Made from fine quality armure crepe I 131 1 W W m M 1 12-Button Length CHamoieette Glove» this store will be found pleasantly -hr-bod and novelty-pirated-styles on With three dome faatenere, aelf pointa, 1ft ■hades of mode, brown, irëÿfïlacH'tnT Open 8.30 g pod wearing camisole tops, lating plant, which provides for a Close 6 sixes 16 to 42. Price ...... white; sixes 6 to 74- Per pair . f 1.15 continual change of air every three Kayeer Silk Gloves ...... minutes. First passing through a Flannel Frock Skirts Wrist length with two dome fasteners Fashioned from fine cream broadcloth water screen, the air is thoroughly Cardigans and self stitched points, made 2of good purified and cooled and then circu­ flannel in various pleatlngs, bn camisole quality silk with double finger tips, in tops. Ideal for tennis; Ai lated throughout the store by sixes 16 to 40. Price ...... S 0 Sleeveless Cardigans with plain knit backs and silk and wool mustlc, pongee, brown, beaver, mode, means of powerful air pumps. No fronts in pretty color combinations such as grey and Saxe, Irish black and white; sizes 6 to 74- Per other building in the city is scien­ —Second Floor pair ...... fl.BO tifically ventilated in this manner, and white, confetti and white, sand and lemon, white and lemon. Kayeer Silk Gloves and nowhere else is shopping so pleasant If you would shop in cool Fasten with four link buttons. Sizes 36 to 42. (N A AO 12-button length with twy dome fas­ tener^ self points, in mastic, brown, comfort shop at Hudson’s Bay. Vacation Blouses Saturday ...... grey, black and white; sixes 6 to 7%. Extra Values Per pair ...... |1.7S Similar garments to above in the same pretty styles Mercerised Lisle Hose but with long sleeves. Saturday...... With elastic ribbed tops, also with Made with Peter Pan' collar and turn­ fancy clocks and hemmed tops, spliced back cuffs, trimmed with pearl buttons heels and toes, in black, white, brown, and Imitation fillet lace, tuck-in style dove and beige; sixes 84 to 10. Per only. Shown in sand and rn pair ...... 69* white; sixes 36 to 46. Price iDtJstjU ^ Dainty Wash Frocks Ribbed Lisle Hose Hand-made Voile Bloueee With hemmed tops and reinforced heels In white only, with long collar, cascade and toes, a good wearing silk lisle in and turn-back cuffs finished with hatvd- For Vacation black, brown, grey, white, beige and drawn work and fillet lace; AO lark; sixes 8% to 10. Per pair..91*00. Bathing Suits and Caps sixes 36 to 46. Price...... tPOeVV Pure Thread Silk Hess In the Gayest Colors of the Season —Second Floor With ribbed tope and spliced heels and Wear toes.• In auede.— , brown,■ , ..black ■ - i —— and,—I . white.IIII —. Pure Wool Bathing Suite Special Low Prices for Saturday Rises 8 4 to 10. Per pair...... 11.29 Regulation style. In shades of emerald, —Main Floor grey. Saxe, sand, with contrasting Womens Summer Under Frocks of Chambray and Gingham stripes; sixes 36 to 44. Price ... 92.98 When You Play the Game You In simple styles, with linen collar and cuffs or braided denigns, Vacation Needs in Men’s and iJsthiHj Bksila Like Best In regulation style, in shades of Saxe Boys* Wear Fine Cotton Vests Vacation time is the time for sports. and gold.. helh and helio. Sizes 36 to 4: Price Men's Porous Knit Combinations Ifr opmMsp-flylS with-ribbon- strops Choose your, game and play it w«»h -a- fawn, and .Nile, black antT White Cotton Porous Ftnit~ Combina­ and other shades; sixes 36 to 44. Prices and sleeveless with beading top; sizes Voile, lUtine and Chambray Frocks vim. It’s-the best-known cure for Jaded 36 to 42. Price ...... 49* tions with short sleeves and knee 93.50 and ...... 93.95 Metallic Spotted Voile, Fancy Striped Rafines and Fine Chambray length, the most comfortable garment nerves—makes you feel fit and ready. Bathing Caps Cotton Lisle Bloomers for hot weather wear; sixes 34 to 44. Our Sporting Goods Department is ready Dresses. Straight line models, some with elastic waist with trim­ with all necessary equipment to help your In a vadpty of styles and smart de­ With elastic at waist and knee, full cut mings of fancy muslin, pleating, organdie and applique of self signs. Prices. 454* to ...... 91*30 garments with gusset. Come In hello, material, short and three-quarter length sleeve* ; all 4.95 In opera top with ribbon straps, also built up shoulders. Shown in pink, Beys' Cotton Bathing Suits Our Beeei.l Carnoustie Golf Clubs, right white, orchid, black and natural; not Heavy Cotton Bathing Suits in grey, and left hand, wood or Iron. Special all sizes in any one color; regular 63,75. navy and green shades, with contrast­ •t ...... : g2.-10 Children’s Vacation Shoes Sale Price ...... 92.08 ing stripes; sixes to fit boys 4 to 14 Silver Kin, and Dunlop Golf Bails, years. Price ...... 69* Leather Sandals —Second Floor ...... TB* Boys’ Cool Crash Hate Per dosen ...... *8.7S Tan chrome leather sandal# with lea­ Our Great July English Made Crash Hats, with a wide Tennis Rasqust A great ther served soles and low heels, full brim to shade the face and neck, wash* round toes; sixes 1 to 104. Pair 91*30 ...... •..-62.95 The Magic Reducing able hats to fit boys 4 to 14 years; reg* The Winner Racquet, with the double Crepe Sole Sandals ular value 75c...... 59* strong centre ...... ^...... 93.50 White or brown duck sandals with Strong Grey and Brown Union Twewli Emblem Racquets crepe soles and wedge herb,; light, com­ For ladies, shaped handle fortable and serviceable; sizes 7 to 10b In bloomer style with patent knee fas­ 95.75 Per pair ...... «1.25 The M#gic Reducer I» a scientific girdle tener, lined throughout; sises to fit boys Challenge Racquets of pure gum rubber. It is so constructed Bises 11 to 2. Per pair...... 94.35 » to 14 yearn. Regular values to 12.71. Oval frame, reinforced throat 95.75 that it confirms the waist and hips. It P*r pair ...... ,.—...91.95 Vaen Taenia Racquet Gripe Play or Beach Shoes is excellent as a flesh-reducing girdle Bays' Oliver Twist Suita and by reason of its scientific construc­ Brown or grey chrome leather sandals Commences Monday Morning Made from strong khaki drill In Oliver Split Can. Fly Rede tion it acts ss a stimulating massage. and Oxfords with atout pliable leather Twist style with pearl buttons and open Three-joint, complete In case. 93.00 welted soles, very low leather heels; Magic Reducer may be worn with a welt neck, sizes 2, 4 and I years Bale •ilk Casting Linn sizes 1 to 10) and 11 to 1. Vair. $2.75 fitting elastic corset. Sold «r Price 9139 at the Cemt Beet ten. See the Wonderful Bargains in Our Windows and Read 2* yards, 95. to —Main Floor ■Prteo 93.90 Our Big Doable Page Advertisements in Saturday Even- Bed, Spring and Mattress ing’s Times and Sunday Morning’s Colonist Week-end Groceries and $19.75 Provisions Saturday Specials In Drug A serviceable bed outfit, consisting of a Simmons’ White Enamel Iron^ Bed. Fineet Quality Alberta Creamery Butter, Thousands of lines of Seasonable and Dependable Merchandise double woven wire spring with steel F*r lb...... band supports and an all-felt mattress 3 '•>»■ tor ...... 91.16 Luxor Cold and Vanishing Cream, value to be cleared at Greatly Reduced Prices built in layers and covered in fine art Fineet Quality Seal of Quality Creamery tk-ktng; this outfit complete Jn any Butter, per lb...... 41» Melba Face Powder, large sise, value 75c, stock sise. Price ...... 919.76 3 lbs. for ...... —rvTT._9l.a9 tor ...... 59c Purs Bulk Lard, per lb. nn.mn..JT* La Belle Vanishing Cream With Peroxide, value 40c. for ...... 29* Hertz I. O. Fluid, destroys flies and mos­ Vacation Luggage quitoes. 75* and ...... 91.25 Creosote Disinfectant, medium sise- 19* Hudson’s Bay Dependable Qualities Elizabeth Arden Preparations at Hudson’s Bay Low Prices They are the result of really scientific When your luggage accompanies you up the steps of the Pretty Summer Dresses study of the modem needs of attaining V hotel does it speak of its owner’s good taste and careful and keeping beauty. We carry a full line } TUrZ- . choice ** Is it sufficiently up to date to contain your care- For Girls from 2 to 14 Yean in our Drug Department. fully chosen vacation wardrobe'* You need have no wor- 1 Ml, rtes on this score if you SOttWlt M TTilds6n*s BAy. While Yardley 's Toilet Articles prices are quite reasonable you can depend absolutely on In all white, with square neck and short Perfumed with "a bit of Old England.** * r _ the qualities. sleeves, skirt with double frill or plain The dainty perfume of Mitcham’s Laven­ Dress Trunks style; sash of pink or blue ribbon: sixes der throughout the entire line. Extra well built trunks, made of three-ply ma­ 50-Ft. Garden Hose 6 to 10 years. 1‘rices. 93.76 and 93.95 terial throughout, fibre covered and closely Genuine Walnut Club studded heavy fibre binding, fitted with double Complete With Couplings and Ratine Dresses draw bolts and good lock, with two inside traya Bags and Suit Cases Nozzle for $6.25 Straight style with narrow girdle, Specials at the Notion 33-inch. Price ...... 932.50 Half-Inch Three-ply Pure Rubber Hose trimmed with white organdie or em­ 36-inch. Price ...... $33.50 At 20% Off broidery In rose. heUo, peach and blue; in 50 - ft. lengths, each length complete 36-Inch. Price ...... 92 §.50 with couplings and rtm sises 8 to 14 years. Prices. 93.75 Suit Cases nosxles. Special ...... tbOeiSD end ...... 94.75 Silk lined, 20-inch sise. Price Metal Cqvergd Steamer Trunks t& three:PliL 934.00 packets handy__for _tha Check Gingham Dresses Children's Hose Supporters in black material with tray. 36-inch size. Price 911*35 !4-lnch siie. $49:76 packet With round neck and short sleeves, only, small sixes; regular value 2Sc. Canvas Covered Steamer Trunks, extra strong. Saturday Values in Chinaware 36-inch size. Price ...... 913.50 Club Bags spwt piping of contrasting shade. Sale Price, per pair...... I....IO* Cups and Saucers FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Bloomers to match. Ideal " for l»each Suit Cesse 18-inch size. Price 939.75 Mending Wool Plain White Cups and Saucers, large Fr**h !-*S*"b*rri.a, 3 boxe, for ...25» wear. In green and white, mauve and Black Walrus Grained Leather Suit CaseeV with English Imported Mending Wool on Kit Bags size. Price, 4 for ...... 50* Lecl Raspberries. 2 boxes ...... 25» white, blue and white; sizes 2 to 6 y*ars. two outside straps, nickel fittings, cloth lined, Tumblers cards, all ahadea Sale Price, 12 cards 22-Inch sise. Price ...... extra well finished. 24-inch sise. Price 913.95 Price ...... 952.95 Just the kind for camp use. in plain Lm.I Cherries, per lb., 15» end .,..20» for ...... *...... 25* 26-inch sise. Price Gingham Dresses 914*50 Lower Main Floor glass and optic effect, medium weight. D.mrt Pe.ch.s, per dozen ...... 40» Pin Sheets Check Gingham Dresses with white col­ Price. 4 for Extra Fin* Cantateup*. each____ -.20» lars and embroidery trimming. Bloom- Contains 306 best brass pin*, assorted Glass Fruit Dishes Valencia OrangN. per down, 30», 40» ors to match. Come In blue and white, sixes. Regular value 40c. Sale The right kind for fruit or salad, nice an|i ...... »...... 50» clear glass, each ...... 39* orange and white, pink and white; sizes Price ...... 25* Saturday Savings in the Wash Goods Section Sunkiat Lenten*, per do,en ...... 35» 2 to 6 years. Price...... 92.25 Covered Glass Pickle Dishes Variegated Risk Rack Braid A visit to our Wash Goods Section to-day will prove not only profitable but interesting. We have Most useful for camp use. can be used Hetheue# Tent.toes, per lb...... 50» • -Second Floor In red and white, blue and white, pink recently effected certain alterations on this part of the Main Floor, providing more space for dis­ as a covered sugar, pickle Jar or Jam Lm.I Cucumbers, each 15» and ..20» and white. 3 yards In a piece. Sal»* plays and greater convenience for our patrons to make selections. The following are two of the Jar. Price ...... special offerings for Saturday shoppers: t Cabbage. Carrots, Be.ta. New Potato*. Price ...... lO* Covered Butter Piahea______Qr*en P*a, etc.. tr*h Sally. Cash*! Trimming High-grade Ratines. Kegular 79c for 49c French Novelty Xatinee. Xegnlsr $1.75 Medium Sixe Covered Butter Dishes for camp or kitchen use. Price In pink, blue and red; suitable for Per Yard for $1.19 a Yard Dinner Plates COUNTER SPECIAL, 1 till 6 p.m. Values to $5.00 for $2.50 trimming dresses; 4 yards.in a piece. In all wanted shades, including almond green. Comprising a fine assortment of the newest English Semi-.Porcelain Dinner Plates Sweet Valensia Oranges, nice AF Regular vajue 40c. Sale Prtce.., 25* Smart little Hats of .good quality straws rose, grey,~ " gm~i sand,rfi mauve, orange, pink and white. stripes and plaid effects In superb color combina or every-dsy use, In told Picnic size. * dosen for. and fancy braids, in c4»lbr# ©Tftârvÿ, fawn —Main Floor 36 wide. and brown. Nicely trimmed with ribbon Lower Mem rigor bows; all excellent shapes; ^alues to $5.00. Salt» Price ...... 92,50 Candies for the —Second Floor AmhM Fruit Humbugs,

Women s Khaki Overalls pm- lb. S» rtit S'xrtBentw-irttfi bib. I wo |Wtrtl . " •' ■ Terror? INCORPORATED 2ND MAY. 1 670

■MpN»” VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924

July 8, the ships will in freight trains moving west will carry school children. On his return to Eng­ gunrtery practice. land he lectures on hts experiences at grain cars that are to be stored on. various schools in the riding, and later Longshore Log On their arrival at San Francise» elding in car* at straight points to the students are asked to write essay» the fleet will be entertained for three NEW EQUIPMENT await the harvest. LAst year the ALGERINE ENGINE on what they have heard. Mr. days, after which the H.M.8. Hood Canadian National* Railways as­ gives prises for the best *um Tforothy Alexander due froth Cali­ and H.M.8. Repulse will leave for sembled. more than 40,000 cars In the children learn geography In an «•*> Halifax by way of the Panama Canal and entertaining manner. ’Those cnu fornia Saturday night. Western Canada to handle the crop Kuth Alexander due outbound for and the Light Cruiser Squadron. In­ and this years figure will exceed that dren know more about Canada than FOR HARVEST SEASON SOU) TO TUGBOAT some Canadians." boasts Mr. JMt—v- California 7 o’clock to-morrow. cluding the Australian vessel, will number. Rince hie first trip across the otsan President Jefferson due from leave for South American ports, and some thirty-eight years ago. he ha* Orient July 9 with 200 tons cargo. eventually for Cape Verde, whence traveled on fifty-seven different v**"*1''- Unchin Domei Hope to Arti­ COMMODORE HOSE spent over 120.000 on fares, and jour­ OF Ü.K. LIQUOR Canadian Winner due July 9 to they will sail for home ports. The ALMOST COMPLETED FIRMipn neyed more than 1.000.000 miles. U* all ficially Adjust Freight load 200,000 feet of lumber and light cruisers will go by way of Cape * WELCOMED AT that time he has never met with a ^general cargo. Horn and visit many of the ports on serious accident. Numerous sea cap­ Rates Due to Arrive July 15; Has Canadian Prospector due July 12 to the east coast of South America be­ PRINCE RUPERT Coil Tugboat Company Will tains have learned to welcome hit* load 675,000 feet of lumbre. fore going to the rendexvoue off Capp, Over Four Hundred Pieces of cheery presence on their vessels. The largest steamship conference 4,000 Tons of Cargo on Belfast Maru due June 13 to load Verde. The-light cruisers will Jobs ôn their way home from Victoria Replace Engine in One of The opinions of such a veteran should ever known in Japan has Just been New Equipment Already be worth noting, and when he says that Board 210,000 feet of lumber. the Hood and Repulse on the tran»> to Ottawa. Commodore Walter Hose. i Old Tugs he has given up coming by New YorK organised with Its headquarters ih Atlantic trip, . and enter the home C.B.R.. R.C.N., director of naval ser­ and always takes the St. Lawrence Kobe, under fhe title of the Unchin port in the same formation aa they Delivered vice for Canada : Mrs. Hose, and route, the reason must be a good one^ Domei. The shipowners who joined Of the four thousand, tons cargo Lieut. H. J. Hibbard. In command of One of the. engines taken from the Mr J agger Is an enthusiastic booster the conference number forty-seven. aboard the Canadian Government left. „ the Canadian Naval Volunteer Re­ former Pacific Salvage Company’s for the Canadian Pacific services He Including almost all the leading ship­ Merchant Marine freighter Canadian Winnipeg. July 4.—Work on the serve. arrived In Frlnce Rupert from steamer Algerine by the Dominion remarks that he has recommended the ping firms of Japan. The ship ton­ Highlander, due from the United :e OIL TANKER DUE now equipment for the handling of Canadian ships to ' numerous of his Kingdom July 15, over half of It le the South on the Cardens. They Junk Company, which bought the friends. “I have found, he «ays. ‘that nage belonging to the conference to­ the 1924 grain crop and for general were met at. the steamer by Archdea­ vessel after she was wrecked .on I get more comfort on the ( anadlan tals 2,501,219 tons deadweight, of case goods. The Canadian Freighter With 20,000 barrel, of oil for dla- bu sines# on the Canadian National con Rix, Dr. W. T. Herein. Mayor Rrodle Rock, has been sold to the Pacific boats than on the huge liners which 1.938,219 tons are owned by brought the largest liquor cargo from charge at the Esquimau and Nanaimo Hallways is gradually approaching Newton. Capt. McCoskrie and Inspec­ Coil Tugboat Company of Vancouver, entering New York on which the these shipowners and 543,009 tons the United Kingdom since the C.G. railway wharf the oil tanker Coaling» completion, and it Is confidently ex­ tor Parsons It was learned this morning. Is twice as great." ' ■ are chartered by 'them. M.M. Inaugurated their service last Is due here to-morrow. *4 - pected that the rolling stock will be A^ luncheon waa given In their honor The Coll Tugboat Company Is re­ The largest problem that Ilea be- Fall, but the Highlander is expected .. .aux hand tor .a, heavy- har burnt. jnuve* j-trr'rnê't-a'nictmm conditioning_ ____ ing one ofor its old tug»tui »nf steamer Over 20,000 cases were discharged reaching here from O. R. Smart, chief here from the Freighter alone, and it .il vited. there "were a number of ladles the one from the Algerine. freights for oversea trade. HERETO-! STEAMSHIP CCOMPANY of the equipment of the Canadian In attendance. Archdeacon O. A. Rtx. The trani-Pacific service, which la expected that Victoria’s supply of of B.C. Limited The engine from the Algerine Is -liquor on board the Highlander will National System. Already 454 rlece. the Canadian Club, pre- ►t) horse power and is of the reci­ was actively exploited by European r.egrutarealllngeis. _ ___ from Vancouver ♦© of new equipment have been deliv- sided,— - and - Commodore- Hose was the and American merchantmen follow­ far exceed this figure. Light Cruisers Will Join Sit Coast~ andid ______Mainland______Points, ered, this including the major por­ procating type. It was built at the ing the earthquake, and once totaled The steamer Canadian Freighter la Logging Camps and Canneries ns far tion o|f passenger equipment and a Devonport Navy Yard where the Al­ 600,000 tons gross. 1* expected loading cargo for the United King­ Battleships Off Race Rocks as Prince Rupert and Anyoz. Commodore Hose and his party gerine was briginally constructed. For detailed Information apply considerable amount of the workage were taken for a drive along the Tl to be readjusted. European and dom and will get away about July 6. at 11 o’Clock To-morrow cqiHpment offered for the system Practically all that remains of the American enterprises are withdraw­ The Freighter will be followed to the OEO. McGREQOH, Agent Tba Canadian Car and1 jWndn;F* I Ve^^^MT ^ Algerine now is the other engine, ing from this service gradually, and United Kingdom by the Canadian Tet. 1926 No. 1 Belmont House Company at Montreal havp delivered . . which is also of 706 horse power, the Whaling Tender Will be the new organisation hopes to regu­ Skirmisher In September and the At 11 o’clock to-morrow morn­ first-class coaches and 154.000-ton { boilers and some plating. The hull Placed in Vancouver-Queen late the trans-Pacific service so as Canadian Transporter, in October. ing Victorians will have the last ballast cars. The National Steel Car j was beached several weeks ago and to artificially keep rates at a lucra­ » ? of Hamilton has completed construe- burned to get the copper and plating tive level. opportunity of seeing the British PUQCT SOUND NAVIGATION CO. | ttoh of twenty-one steel baggage The V.M.D. did the dismantling Charlotte Service cars and 140 sixty-ton box cars. The Ships at a Glance work. Umpire Special Service Squad­ Eastern Car Company. New Glasgow. ■■E ron in fleet formation, when the N.6., has delivered 135 fifty-ton gen­ The crew for the chartered steamer Excursion Fares,Ss. Olympic eral service cars. In addition the President Jefferson. Yokohama. July 9. Gray, which is to be used In the Queen Latest Shipping four light cruiser!, which have To Port Angelas and Return shops of the system at Moncton have Toyooka Maru. Yokohama. July 9. Charlotte Islands’ freight service, ar- been stationed at. Ksqnimalt $1.56—ONLY—$165 completed two1 targe lunch counter Arixona Maru. Yokohama. July 8. .rived in the city to-day and edil since the squadron arrived here June Empress of Asia. Yokohama. July 21 take the vessel hack to X ancou\ er Positions by Radio Including War Tax cars, designed for thfa harvest rush. President Grant. Yokohama. July 21. REDUCTION NOW 21. will take up their position In the In time for the harvest rush pas­ Niagara. Australia. July 25 to-morrow, it was announced at the wake of H.M.S. Hood. H.M.8. Re­ leaves Victoria daily 9 00 a m. and local office of the Canadian Govern­ KATE VAN POINT. • p m.—W. F 3.30 pm., returning leaves Port senger car equipment to be com­ Kaga Maru. Yokohama. July 31. PORTER*. Seattle for 5?an Francisco, pulse and H.M.A.8. Adelaide, which Angelas 11.46 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. pleted Includes six parlor cars, four Arabia Maru. Yokohama. July 11. ment Merchant Marine this morning. 250 miles from Seattle. will leave Vancouver at 6.45 o’clock Tickets also good on regular service buffet parlor cars, four compartment Te tall The Victoria Machinery l>epdt is CAROLYN FRANCKS. Bethel for Se­ to-morrow for San Francisco. of steamer n8ol Due." cars and twenty first-class steel President Jackson. Yokohama. July 7. fitting the bulkheads on the vessel attle. fifteen miles west of Tatoosh. Tickets on sale dally July 1 to Yokohama Maru. Yokohama, July 9. and giving her a general overhaul. LA - PURISM A, bound Seattle. $31 The three battleships on their roaches. This order is being handled Empress *>f Australia. Yokohama. July S. P. Jagger Completed 129th arrival off Race Rocks will be Joined July 6. with final return limit by the Canadian Car and Foundry Last year the vessel was operated miles from * Seattle. Annual Meeting of Canadian July 4. 17. by the Consolidated Whaling Corpor­ STEEL ACE. seventy-seven miles by the Delhi, Dauntless, Dragon and Company. The National Steel Com­ President Jefferson. Yokohama, July 19. Trip Across Atlantic north of Cape Blanco, bound San Frsn- Dana». E. E. BLACKWOOD, Agent pany. of Hamilton, have four com­ Niagara. Australia. July 30 ation of Victoria during the whaling Fisheries Association Held 912 Government St. Phone 7106 binations to complete. The Mon­ 1 Resident Grant. Yokohama. July 11 season, bringing down oil and whal­ While at sea. on their way to San or H. S. HOWARD, CPJLjWharf When the Canadian Pacific liner ATLANTIC CITY, bound Fraser Yesterday Francisco, where they are due on treal order, also fifty cabooses, fif­ Empress ht Asia. Yokohama. July 31. Mont royal d.M-kfrd at Quebec last voyage ing products to Victoria. This year River, 1.456 miles from Tatoosh. teen ballast. 400 box cars to deliver. Arixona Maru. Yokohama. July 31. she brought to the shores of Canada a the company is relying on the 1 Yin- . VICTORIA. Seattle for Nome. 361 veteran traveler who was completing cess Maqutnna and Prince John to miles from Seattle. Montreal, July 4.—A resolution re­ The Eastern Car Company is work­ OR1DONO MARI’, 49.51 north. 130.34 ing on eight snowplows, 300 fifty- his one hundred and twenty-ninth trip do the work. questing the Minister of Marine and VESSEL MOVEMENTS across the Atlantic. The Gray will operate between west, outbound. Fisheries to consider the advisability ton grain service cars and 800 sixty- His name is Samuel P. Jagger. J.P . E D. KINGSLEY, bound Victoria, $15 ton box cars. The completion of Seattle. July 3 —Arrived: Munalres. Vancouver and Quean Charlotte miles stiuth of Tatoosh. of a reduction in the salmon cannery Yinita. Lillian Luckenhach. Portland; and as the English director of the House license fcea and the tax per case on these orders will be of ^considerable taè Ué» «imasasd LURLJNBL qan Franctscofor Bellltlg- Canadian Pacific Railway ark son, ET3ôrï - Malls close July 5. 4 p.m.; due at iyJA«ou> Inal South African toria for Ben Pedro. Svdnev July 29. Field Boots. all- Tahiti (via Ran Francisco)—Malls close MEN’S TIDE TABLE July 13. 4 p.m ; due at Wellington Aug. leather and water­ i, Sydney Aug. 9 proof. Damp-proof July Sonoma (via San Francisco. Australia filling between up­ ITtmeHtlTlmeHtlTIme Ht'TImellt only)—Mall* close July 26, 4 p.m.; due at Sydney Aug 19. per and first sole; Date Ih.m ft Ih pi ft ’h i m ft !h m ft Niagara— Malls close July 36, 4 p.m.; SUITS stout first all-leather 0.24 l.«| I 56 1 41...... due at Auckland Aug. 18, Sydney Aug. ,eole ; double water­ 0.3$ 8 6 9 25 1.2 ...... ft. 0 56 1 5 !* M 1.1120.16 7.7 21 42 7 6 SUM 33 to 37 proof tongue. No 1 27 8.4 10.15 1,2)20 44 16 22 46 7 5 half sixes. Per ! 05 8 1 11.1$ 1.6'19 31 7 6 23 54 7.3 Clearing at 2 60 7 6 11 66 2 Oil» 66 7 6 ...... pair 1.04 6 8i 3 48 7.1 12.36 2 6 20 22 7.7 Canadian $4.90 2.10 6.2' 6.06 6 5 13 13 1 3 20 49 7.1 3 11 6.4 7 W R *‘13.46 4 0121 16 1.1 PACIFIC Just think of If!— British Army Blankets of 4 06 4.6 9 37 6 6 14 19 4 8!21 44 8 4 extraordinary quality; blankets that are 4 6» S.R'tl 26 S 7I14 61 S 4'7214 8 7 B. C. COAST SERVICE $4.45 New Shipment Just Received simply Invaluable for a variety of uses; 5 51 2.6 ...... (22.47 9 t blankets that are worth double; iF .» ...... 83 28 9 3 7.39 0 9 ...... A suit that has cre­ and our price la onljJ. each...... ty -I* • *tJ ft 03 9 4 8.14 0.4 17,40 7 B 19 45 7 4 ated a sensation all English Grey Flannel n.46 9.4 8 66 0 2*1«>2 7 6i20 43 7 3 1 31 9.1 9 36 0 4118 22 7 7121.42 7 t Gulf Island over Western Can­ 2 18 8 7 1" 16 0 8 18.41 7.8 22 43 6 8 ada — a suit that 3 08 8 ThO 57 tint 5» 7 V23 52 8 $ Pants 4 04 7.4 11 46 2 3 19 22 8 61...... EXCURSION and next winter? should be priced at British 1 08 6 0 6.11 6 6112 28 3 2 19 56 8 1 LIFE’S BEST THINGS come to those who plan $36.00. These were | Regular $5.50 for 2 26 5 4 6 46 6 9'13 14 4 2 20.26 8.2 every made to the order 8 8ft 4 8 8 49 6 5111.51 5 0121.0ft 8 2 ahead . . . Consider this cruise to the Gateway of the British Gov­ Government 4 34 4.2 ------121.48 $ 8 WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ernment. of All- 5.39 8.7 21.18 IS Ports of the World __ _ .. 6 12 3 2 22 68 8 3 from Victoria at 7.1 C tm. wool tweeds and Moleskin 6 41 2 7 121.80 8.1 Next winter, you'll be poking into Port SaWr- serges, and there Is For $4.25 7.22 2.1 Returning same day and discovering Egypt. Into Haife. 6.... 04 8. 3.. 7 65 1 9)18.24 7 6'19 28 7 5 " no question about 0.18 8.11 8 27 1 6 18 33 7 5120 21 7 6 ploring the Holy Land. Into 20 more of theaa the quality. Special­ Overalls, $2.95 » U I «I « 00 1 Sill «« 7.4121 04 7.1 ports. Each a gateway. Each leading to^aome ly reduced for two The time used Is Pacific standard, for $2.05:r;:x$2.05 more dags, only Mnlddhin. Qygcsllaa . aa ii- Ike ,UOlh.Marltltan jaeaL-it-la cuunted land romantic, — lome adventure exotic. India luatrated, are ideal for the from 0 to 24 hours, from midnight to Japan. Jasf Received midnight. The figures for height serve Ceylon, Java Phillipines, China, mechanic or for work of Your home will be a gigantic private yacht, the Irlah Linen Khaki Handkerchief», 8 for 86# to distinguish high water from low all kinds. Tremendously water Where blanks occur In the table, famous EMPRESS OP PRANCE (chosen twtee Khaki Silk Tien, each ...... 85# hard wearing. Regular the tide rises or falls continuously ddr- $4.45 Khaki Drill Shirt...... $1.85 Ing two Bucceulv» tidal periods without for voyages by Lord Renfrew, Prince of Wales). price, per pair, $3.45. Khaki Drill Pant* or Riding Breeches, regu­ tUThe^ielght Is In feet and tenths of a Use this summer in planning for this winter ox lar $3.35. Now ...... f8.05 ?,te...... $2.95 foot, above the average level of lower W “fascinating LITMtA’nJREdetaflath» Ittowary; EeqttUnsJt.—To find the depth of water British Government Navy Moleskin Ponte, same „h the sill of the dry dock at any tide, The Routvd the-World Crutoe «alla from N«w York. material as above add 18.9 feet to the height of high water January 14th; return, via Hawaii. Vancou ear, Ban You’ve Been Waiting For Worth $2.95 per as above given. Fr.ncitco, Panama Canal, to New York, ISO day*' Serge, $1.25 Yard Sale Price ...... $2.45 visita twenty-two countries. Optkxi of returnlnt via rail SUNRISE AND SUNSET This serge Is Si inches wide and is exactly as Auto and Driving Robes from Vancouver or San Fraatdaco to New York. manufactured for the British Navy. It is made Time of sunrise and sunset (Pacific SAILINGS The Mediterranean Crulie *M1» towNew Y«k of pure wool, dyed with indigo dye. and the standard time) at Victoria. B.C., for the February 9th on the “ EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND. color le absolutely fast, whether exposed to the $3.95 British Army Socks month of July. 1924: TO EUROPE sun or washed In soda. Sunrise Sunset Both cruises are Canadien Pacific throughout, that to. British Army All-wool Rock», made of Hours Min. Hours Mtn. Make Reservations Now Hero's What You Can Make From It: t\k of bifhest standard. Casiadton Pacific span* the world. only finest quality hhltwwt rtritde Hirey wool New shipment at FROM QUEBEC yard# will make a pair of men’s trousers, a -4*- erbourg woolen yarns In the kind you u»cd to like »o much. Ouaran- ~ '...... — • ------woman's skirt, girl’s frock or a small hoy's suit. this beautiful hard- July 16 Aug 13 Bmpreee of Francs ted tree than wholesale price. Jtrif »• Aug. 27 Empress of Scotland Seven yards will make a woman's coat and wearing Auto or J. J. FORSTER. GENERAL AGENT Per pair ...... lb ■■ skirt, ___ „ Driving Robe. 40c July 38 Aug, 22 ...... Montrerai Ocean Traffic, Vancouver Five yards will make a woman's dress. Tastefully blended, English All-wool Heethor Seeks, T«» «Ua^pa. fast colors. Will Seven yards will make a man's suit. wonderful value at, per pair...... 45c Aug. T dept. 4 ...... Mont laurier r■w U»- w - WVStil ni Vww.if.fw.Cnglimaiâ w Bnnfaaao,na| - FROM MONTERAI: $1.25 regular $1.00 for ...... 65c To Belfast-Glasgow yard July*17 Aug. ii...... Marbum July 24 sept, ll...... a,. Montreal July 31 Aug. 28 Marloch To Liverpool July 11 Aug.r. it ...... Montclare STORE CLOSES AT 9 PJL SATURDAYS __ 2»...... ;...... Montcalm Aug. 8 8**pt. 8 ...... Montrose Te Cherbourg - Moothauept—-A«tw< July »« Aog. 36 ...... Mini CRUISES 1004 Vote ■ 'Pm«PBgjjE P \ .. . . »' ‘d - - -4- ee* Ooyenunent. 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VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924 y "n ESTABLISHED 1888 NEW SHOES SFJtWÉ NEWS IN BRIEF Canadian-Belgian UFOLLETTE TO BE In the B.C. Electric Employee*’ 'Trade Treaty Was For the Ledit»—Ju,t arrived—8•« M*Wine an interview with Vice- oar Latest Modela. President A. T. Go ward appears on Signed in Ottawa nis return from his European trip. Insert pictures show Mrs. Goward Automobile Camp at Curtis feeding pigeons In the famous Plazxa Ottawa, Wlÿ 4—A treaty MEN, WE HAVE THE BEST of 8L Mark s at Venice, and Mr. and Point is Popular Holiday extending the moat favored- Will Accept Nomination by Mrs. George Kidd with Mr. Goward Eacllsh Brogue made tor >7.50 a in an Italian street. Place nation treatment between Can­ Conference For Progressive Pair. ada and Belgium was signed The proposed meeting of Victoria The Curtis Point Automobile Camp Political Action * See Windows. aldermen with the Oak Bay Council for tourists is having an exceptionally here Wednesday. This is the to discuss a number oL, adjustments fine season, according to the latest first treaty entered into by in the relations between the two figures obtained for the number of bodies will be held on Tuesday morn­ cars which have already stopped at the Canadian Government and Another Candidate For Presi­ ing. it was announced to-day at the that place. Compared to" last year signed in Canada. Full powers dency is Herman P. Paris, MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE City Hall, A committee of aldermen there is a tremendous increase in the from the King to sign the popularity of the camp. At the pre­ will meet Reeve Hewlett and two Not Merely 649 Yates St. Phone 1233 councillors on the subject at 11.30 sent moment there are fifty car* with treaty on behalf of Canada Prohibitionist as many families of tourists, parked ■WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADI o'clock. were received a few days ago under the shady trees of the camp. a “Portable’ As the date for the presentation of There were twenty-two new arrivals by Hon. J. A. Robb and the Cleveland, Ohio, July 4.—Assur­ last night. ance that Senator R M. Lafollette of play draws near in Iron. H. 8. Beland. ft’ixt ------creaslug interest {slicing shown ii traffic tndt Wleoeweie would accept an endorse- Its production. The Publicity Bu­ cates that the tourist flow this year ™*nt “ » candidate for the presi- reau is advertising it extensively in will be greater than that of any pre­ <1®nc3r °f the United States was given vious year. the Conference for Progressive Poli- DEI GREETS Seattle, Vancouver and Tacoma and The great volume of traffic com­ It is felt by many who have traveled B.C. SCOUTS WILL tlcal Action to-day by Representative mences about July 16. Nelson of Wisconsin, leader of the that an annual presentation of an W. H. Hadley, superintendent of out-of-door play will attract many CONVENE HERE Lafollette forces in the House of the motor camp, announced this Re|<-sentatlves. VICTROLA desirable people to Victoria, which is NIL PARTY morning that 343 cars had visited the The Olllwell training course for ‘‘^follette," he told the delegate* STAR! so admirably suited for such camp up to last night, and that the Not merely the best instrument for you to buy for undertaking. average stay at Curtis Point was four, scoutmasters of British Columbia *wlll accept endorsement for Presi­ Hundred Men Cordially Wel­ days. The total of cars arriving at will be held at a camp site in the dent from this conference not be­ Summer camping time, but the best instrument for N5TRUCTI0 Charged in City Police Court with the camp last year for the name vicinity of Victoria from August cause he seeks that high office for any time. It is a genuine Victrola ami that means comed by Local Committee threatening a woman. Martin Del­ period was 195. 9 to 20. Rodney C. Wood, the himself, but because he knows that COMPflmJ ft ughry was granted suspended sen There are two large kitchens at the Dominion camp chief, will conduct it is the most practical way to give it is a musical instrument endorsed by the world’a Special to The Times tence this morning. Complainant camp, with hot and cold water tape, the course. Scoutmasters from Progressives an opportunity to unite greatest musicians. Because it is a Victrola it is ILIMITCDl Duncan, July 4.—-The jolly Jack hud said her life had been threatened, shower bathe, bathing, boating, danc­ Victoria, Vancouver. Invermere, for a common object and because he Tar took Duncan by storm yesterday. but to-day retracted the full rigor of ing and other recreational facilities, Naramata, Nelson, Penticton, can best serVF the people.’’ an investment of permanent value. Tally-ho's conveyed 100 officers and that statement in the witness box. and a hundred other attractions. Powell River and Revel stoke have IN BIG AUDITORIUM The Sunday School of Knox Pres­ signified their intention of being Price $62.60, on Easy Tenus men over the Mul&hat to Duncan, the Everything is modern and conven The delegates are meeting in the party being In chrfrge of Lieut.-Com­ byterian Church, wUl hold its anrtual lent. present. picnic to-morrow >at Mount Tolmle. . There Is one tourist staying at the big public auditorium of Cleveland mander Barrett of H.M.S. Delhi. The where the Republican National Con­ committee in charge mapped out two members being asked to meet at camp who was here last year, and Lanedowne Road, Mount Tolmle, at who motered-1,500 miles in five days, vention met in June. All the regular routes, half the cars going to Maple sèenic setting of an orthodox national Bay via the Lake Road, and the other 2 o'clock. heading for Victoria. He Is at the motor camp to spend the Summer. He political convention was provided for Why We Do It half taking the Cowtchan Station and the occasion. Bay routes. After lunch the call The 234th anniversary'ef ths Bettis waa so impressed with the situation ■ncroiBA reversed the route* The party ar­ of the Boyne will be celebrated by !“>r.y*ar that could not get hack CITY EXPERT OPENS PROHIBITIONIST The reason we build bungalow* rived in Duncan on time and were Orangemen and affiliated branches of to Victoria quickly enough to satisfy Clinton. Mo., July 4.—Promising la because we have an expert de­ the Loyal Orange Association himself or his family. He is 1110 DOUGLAS STREET Everything in Music • signer and good competent work­ shortly after taken in charge by a wealthy resident of Santa Monica. that when he is elected President and a number of residents who loaned cars throughout Canada on Saturday. July men. The reason we have 12. In Victoria the brethren will as­ There are others who are equally goes to the White House, “it shall be for the drive. At 12.45 the men as­ NEW JEWELRY HOUSE •white* Indeed, and not spattered with opened a garage is because we semble at the Orange Hall in the well impressed with the camp, and sembled at the Agricultural Halt for have the very beat auto morning, from whence a large party who have either been there before or «tiler oil or boose,’* Herman P. Paris lunch, being attended to by the Girl presidential candidate of the National mechanics. This same reason will leave by tallyho for Nanaimo. intend to come again. Many of them Guides under Miss Denny, R.RC, and are spending two months there. Some E. G. Maynard, Native Son, Prohibition Party, to-day formally applies to our dentistry, textile, The start will be made from Orange the Boy Scouts under Rev. A Hall at 7.30 a.m. Special services will are spending several weeks, although, accepted the nomination. barbers, upholstering, furniture Bischlager. held on the Sunday following. naturally enough, the majority stop Opens Business Here repairs,. etc., etc. Lieut.-Col. C, E. Collard, C.B„ ■ lx members of the O.Y.B. and only a few days. chairman, welcomed the party. L.T.B. and sojourning members in . Mayor, Mutter--of— Dunranr—Hi . ■ for______Does This Appeal to You! *!***. saying how Impressed he had nard has been in the jewelry bus! the proceedings on July 12. and the nee» with th* jggfHnj WUWilflciurlm J*£&j^*rith Admiral bTalda-utiaegfr-irt- dkiniPny^wœAÉ^eeÿ—*—— * " ~ 1 . ..r •We b*Tg * Tery etRefenf^ the Empress Hotel, Victoria, regard­ jewelers of Victoria. ing the help the. Dominion should Students’ Recital—The Junior pu He has now established for him - Rev. Samuel Tripps, fir forty years a Boston ...... 3 7 0 itnent regarding the death sentence better known in the Old Country. PRODUCERS ROCK member of the Baptist ministry, passed Philadelphia ...... g jj i of Walter Muir, New York youth, who Satisfaction guaranteed Full value for your money away this morning at the Royal Jubilee • Batteries—Ehmke and Ptclnich; is to be hanged July 11. is announced Hospital in hls'eighty-secbnd year. He & GRAVEL CO.,Ltd.- was born In England and came to this Baumgartner and Perkins. in the near future, an attempt will be city from Galnsooro, Saak., four years xyAl Washington— R H. E. made by a number of local societies He is survived by two daughters. New ^ oi*k ...... 0 to have the United States Govern­ THE RED * CROSS WORKSHOP K<• W. C. Elliott of U09 Johnson Washington ...... « 9 1 ment Intercede officially for Muir. TO FOUÎTES 694-8 Johnson Street (Just Below Government) Phone 11M Street. Mrs. 0,0.«0« Incoost j-^1* body ars supplied ----- used. Erection of an lmpualug-ad next few years we expect to ■hava th®' London, July 4.- TiïIhîSTrSflôh building on the hill fac f Children in betow aca letol. "Under the deep, of protection. This amount. It ts pointed ! se nsitlve nerve-endings the Atlantic rocks are four per cent majority of our clubs in their own everywhere. sure^that the Un Farms in Canada ing the Battery also is included. homes. out. Is more than the total assessed The island originally comprised heavier than under Pikes Peak. Hence valuation of the state's farm land. In The most complicated and com­ Farm House Were the relation of the elevation above sea As the music club Is the legiti­ only sixty-nine acres, but by the fill­ mate and logical buying field for con­ less than 100 years the state has lost plete telephone system in any city ing in of adjoining shallow water In level on the one hand and the density i* small and imperfect as compared Mverpooi, July 4 (Canaan Press cert«OI « artists,«I u*m, itas Isif Interesting«-"UIIR to'kddIII kUll .more . than 2,000 acres from Its sea- 1812 it has been increased to 172 of the rocks of l hat section'of the with the supply of wires and re­ —Fifty boys sailed æ.....tu*. Burned to Death globe down to a depth of abont rar- they have spent $2,340,000 In the ten steamship Regina to-day for Canada, seasons. ■■ MANY TOURISTS ceivers and transmitters BUfitwcUL landmarks will be pre­ enty miles on the other luted, is such ■55SS -45^r ***** ponmtmn on 1served. These include Castle Wit Weoatoheo. Wash . July 4 —Three "The entirely new lines of endeav-r ■ , ,Officials...... tasosy*believe, . NHADRUb.ho*ev:er^-UiAt.in. j hodY Tarms. Their departure forms part of of the earth 5 ’SMteW:ootnpie m------» horned to death whea rth dpwn to seventy miles M .WWU e .chun-h theme near luturefuture aa, concerted attempt. The I 1811; . Kort Jay, built in Met, « «ne of G. Uebbera waa level Weigh, nearly the moalc and ‘ nrttooi contint* wm.tw ÜtMSé tD deal wltli the preb- «Mill Battery, (W.M dqrirgtHe W —j-.hy Bre. according .to word ^of 111!. received here to-day. The children ra importation Thr hoy, wrre urr-d by General ^RPOBhi, theory In I Mo. since then he hag ___ pareentry. More than 160 the complexities of the Major-Central Robert Lee Bullard. burned were Hester Oebbera. aged rought the seashore iuarer to vous system, tbs wond< e Bramwell Booth to reproduce In the e thjan 800 plumbP.ULb lineUn. ürtüiBiik ---His mût 1 thSir Wtipltoti ail «I, . ■ ■ , i »— aiw] Jw# Wheeler children ■ Mo said that the pell do not suffer more act ™ Spokane, who were visiting at the improvement and Investment on the 1/ t***1 in the thoughts and traditions of of the earth on a pendulum had been section* and 700 daily papers carry dering pains. the Motherland. Oebbera home. Their ages were four­ coast, the sqrvsy claim* will demand The general tenu to t measured In 200 place. In the United news of music and federation actlvi- insurance with some degree of per­ teen and ten, State* a second proof of laoetacy. tlonal disturbances

*SfpWH 10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED •ter» Heure: • am. te • e-ie.1 Wednesday. 1 p.m.1 Saturday. • *m- Spencer’s July Clearance Sale

All Our Women’s Suits Priced Great Selection of Women's Blouses A Great July Sale Clearance At Prices That Will Clear Them Quickly. For July Clearance Habutai Silk Bloueee, navy only. Tailored blouses In tuck- in styiee with convertible collar, Ion* sleevea and elastic at of Women’s Dresses _JESlltl.SlS«L-li-ta_lla„------—------Oft July Sale, each ...... R...... .75. QP Tailored Silk Blouses, In tuck-In styles, with tuxedo and beautifully trimmed and finished, with fancy buckles, picot etl tell­ July Sale for ...... lP JL I et/V Bramley collars, trimmed with knife pleating; white or ing, ribbon, braid or embroidery. All popular shades and combi­ white with colored stripes; /»Q nations. SUea 1« to 44. Values to 129.75^ Cloth Sports Suits, in boyish cut; box coats and straight styles, sixes 36 to 44. July Sale...... tPVeUO July Sale for ...... *...... $18.98 with narrow belts ; checks, stripes, mixtures and plain shades. Over-blouses In silk er Georgette, with round or V-neck, short sleeves and band at bottom ; Paisley, black, pink and Afternoon and Semi-evening Gowns of Canton. Georgette crepe, Sizes 16 to 38. Values to $39.75. ÛJQQ brown; sixes 36 to 42. CQ chiffon velvet, trtcolette and poiret twill; aH popular shades July Sale for...... «PtiO. t O smartly designed and a large range of sixes. Long, three-quarter Over-blouses er J coquettes of Crepe de Chine, round or V and elbow sleevea; straight lines and coat styles. ffO J QQ Point Twill and Tricotine Suits, in novelty style, including boyish necks and long sleeves; trimmed with embroidery In con­ Sites 14 to 49. Values to 199.76. July Sale at.... *)Arx.e/0 cut, box coats and tailond lines. Sizes 16 to 40. English Knitted trasting shades; grey, fawn and light brown. Q7 Dresses of Georgette. Canton, flat crepe, satin back crepe and trlcotlne. Suitable for afternoon and Suits in silk and wool, some with tuxedo collars and belt, others seml-evertlng wear Some are all-over pleated double Georgette, others have pleated panels: ^ead^nd with short box coats; mixtures and plain shades. (£QQ Tailored Stripe Silk Crepe de Chine and Georgette Blouses, tuck-ln styles, with Peter Pan or tuxedo collars. Some embroidery trimming. A number of Imported models In this selection. All made on nn— m... vs .c is . Values tn >49 76— Inly SaU for...... I... Values to $47.50. July Sale ...... tPait/i I J __with frilly fronts, trimmed wlthfllgt Ipeej fawn, plpk md $29*9& - wavy; rtsewü tw 41; anè Out-sise Blouses of White Crepe rln^>rtsi"~W«rniV‘4 mem* fa arrra* ta* «g- smw. yntrme Twttf-8u1tr'to 'ptiirH~rxtr/iT?id~sf5trffi:'trttlt'ielf itrtttta:thga anaxavHty’SuIt*7 finished 6a Chins, tock-ln styles. JJ'T ar^ king blue, lanvlh green and rose. Imported dresses of Canton and Waahamora crepe, all-over with hand embroidery : silk lined and wrap-around skirts, sand and navy ; embroidered and beaded. In self and contrasting shades. Smart lines. Sixes 16 to 4S. value to $59.75. July Sale for —Blouses, First Floor Values to 176.00. July Sale for . —Mantle* tiret Floor —Mantles, First Floor July Sale Values in the Laces and Embroideries Our Entire Stock of Women’s Topcoats Silks Priced for July Sale Knit Underwear At July Sale Prices 36-Inch Brocaded Baronette In bright 42-Inch Brocade; a high-grade qual­ PRICED FOB JULY SALE CLEARANCE FROM i finish and neat design; suitable for ity brocade, useful for dresses or eoat Women's Summer Weight Vests, Beal Handmade Fillet Lace; new dresses; tan, Copenhagen, brown and linings. Value $6.76. July Sale elipover style, suitable Tor the hot patents in antique designs. On grey. Value 62.88. July Bale Price, Price ...#S»7B sale at, a yard. 10* to . .$1.89 at ...... #1.96 weather. Opera tops, slipover 36-Inch Canton Crepe; an excellent stvle, short and no sleeves. Sizes Cluny Lace Edging. July Sale 29-Inch Spun Bilk; a hard-wearing weight material and Ideal for dree sea $8.45 to $39.45 silk for dresses or lingerie; pink, white value, a yard. 10* to...... 80* black, navy, grey and biscuit. July 36 to 40. Each...... 35* or natural. Regular $1.48 a yard. Women's Summer Weight Vests, 36inch Radium Lace, allover. Pela Cloth Coate In mixte roe and checks; Costs In check and stripe effects or plain Sale, a yard /T..*...... #8.98 one-button fastening with peitch pockets velours. Smart styiee, trimmed with July Sale ...... 99c slipover style with short and no Regular to $4.75 a yard. On sale and convertible collars; some half-lined. embroidery or pin tucka. Some have side 36-Inch Check Suitings and Figured 36-Inch Satin Grenadine; a satisfac­ sleeves, fancy yokes or bias tape for ...... 08* Colors in mustard, tan. fawn, green and panels of self material; side tie and Crepee, attractive material for dresses tory satin for day or evening wear, with a good finish; silver, tan. taupe, tops ; various styles. Sizes 36 to Embroidery Edging, 1 to 2 inches, rose; trimmed with cable Stitching. Sixes button fastenings. Sises If to 46. fully or separate skirts, launders well, black and white, sky and white, green sky, jade, almond green. Value |3.t$. 44. 50* open end blind patterns. Regular 16 to 40. Values $11.8*. QQ A C or holt lined. Velues |17>5 A 4C Each...... July Sale ...... 6>Oe**U to 921.W. July Sole Price.. iplx.xtl and white, gold and white. Value $1.88 July Bale PHce ...... #14» Women's Summer Cotton to 15a. On sale, a yard ...... 5* On sale, a yard —Silks, Mata Floor 4-inch Edgings, Bindings and In­ Tailored Coats In Itaghui style I With Bloomers with elastic at waist and buckled bolts, some finished with Velour Ceete, trimmed with embroidery knee and gusset; mauve and pink. sertions. Regular to 25c a yard. leather buttons; check effects; Inverted and pin tucks, fully lined and with turn­ Sizes 36 to 40. July Sale value, On sale, a yard...... 11* pleat in back; patch or silt pockets and back cuffs, side tie and convertible collars. Home are In wrappy style, suitable for a pair ...... 50* Edgings, 4 to 6 inches wide. half-lined; some In side tie effect. Sixes 16 to 41. Colors in tan. green and sand. larger women. A few Polo Cloth «Coals, White Canvas Shoes Children’s Summer Weight Cotton Regular to 35c a yard for : .15* Values ft*8* and $10.86. AfT fully lined. Values $21.66 Q1 H 7C and $21.76. July Sale Price «Pi I el V Vests, slipover styles with no Embroideries, 9 to 4 inches wide, July Bale Prtoe ...... 9±Ue*±Ü BpecUl July Sale Value. Saturday—AU Un* Reduced sleeves and draw string.;, wide for petticoats or corset covers. Cheek sad Pels Cloth Costs tn fancy and tailored Caste 4a well-tailored style* tweed mhftifoi or shoulder straps. For 2 to 12 Regular to BE----tHTëSlSrTr effects; pome with flare backs, others with side polo cloths, trimmed with cable stitching. Raglans .mart Map Women', White Canvaa Oxford* with leather aolee. years. 35* or 3 for ... $1.00 yard ...... ,.,..,.20* fastening; large, convertible collars, wide sleeves with belt, leather buttons, straps on sleeves, slit rubber or leather bee la. Regular 92.99 ...... —Lecce, Main Floor pockets and fully or half lined; green, tan or grey —First Floor and trimmed with cable stitching or with material Smart Step White Canvaa Strap Pump* with patent trimmings All at. » of contrasting shade; slit pockets, half or fully tweed. Sixes $6 to 42. Values $28.76 QOQ d C and low Cuban heels. Regular 91.45...... Girls' Bloomer Dresses and Khaki Middies lined.* Sizes IS to 42. Values $26.00 Q*| Q AK to $36.00. July Sale Price ...... tPAKJsTktJ pair to $28.50. July Sale Price...... tpXVeTbU Flemings Cloth, Poiret Twill, Mervella end Tricotine "Sno-White" Canvaa Oxfords and Strap Pumpa, with patent Coats of Bolivia, Fancy Stripe Velour, Poiret Twill Coots, embroidered in contrasting shades or a dis­ leather trimming. Reg. 94-00 and 97.00...... $1.95 For July Sale Clearance end Camel Cloth Ceete, trimmed with embroidery or tinctive trimming of self material; fully lined; Smart Step Brown Canvaa Oxferla with leather soles and rubber Black Sateen Bloomer Dresses, for the ages of 3 to 12 years. They are trimmed wrap-around, with tie of material. Sisee 1# to 40. self material ; wrmpover effects with tie. Sixes 16 heels. Régulai* $2.85...... ■— with yellow and blue around neck and sleeves; the dress front trimmed with em­ to 40. Values $38.60 to $48.76. QQQ A Vi Values $37.50 to $41.76. QOQ JC broidery. Some trimmed with cretonne. Special, each #1.79 to...... #1.95 July Sale Price...... 9édcJc‘±0 July Sale Price...... tpUVe6*** Khaki Middies, made in regulation style, with long sleeves and sailor collar. Made of excellent grade denim. Suitable for the ages of 8, 10 and 12 years. Special. Smart Step White Canvaa Strap Pumps, with Cuban heete. Reg. 92.95. On aale each ...... #1.49 for...... *...... *...... —*• $8*48 —Children's, First Floor Aprons Priced for July Sale “ Boyshform " Brassieres, Fine White Canvas Strap Pumps with white kid trimming or plain canvaa. covered ■leek Sateen Aprons of fine grade, nrally heels. Special ...... $8.88 Women's Vanity Boxes,‘Regular $2.49, * trimmrd with cretonne. Regular 12.50 values. Regular $1.95 value for 75c July Sale ...... ;...... $1.48 Clearing small aises In white buck Oxfords, value to 910.00. July Sale, a pair $3.98 July Sale Bargains’ $1.29 Beyahform Braseierea of si lx brocade, satin Apron a of black sateen, gored style, with two pockets. July Sale Special, each, 98* White Suck Strep Pumps with low or Cuban heel* Regular \Reduce« Women’s Vanity Boxes in a large assortment of styles and leathers. flowered cotton, trimmed with narrow lace 97.00 ...... | *o edging. Back honk, perfect fitting Bras­ Aprons with bib. suitable for maids or wait­ These are all well lined and fitted with large mirror, change purse, com­ White Busk “Zev” Sandals with welted tolas. Regular 99.5* a f QC sieres. Special July Sale Value, each 76# resses. July Sale Special, each. 89* pact and lipstick. Shown in brown, black, grey, navy, red. Regular —Corsets, First Floor and ...... 98* —Whttewear, First Floor 12.45. July Sale Value...... '...... |1.29 —Women's Shoe* First Fleer —Main Floor

Hundreds of Sweaters Priced Hosiery for Women and Children at July Sale Special July Sale Values in Patent For July Sale Clearance Slippers Clearance Prices Patent Leather Strap Pumps with cut outs at aide, turn Benefit by the Bargains Offered Women’s Fibre Silk Hose, soles and cushion Insoles. A pretty shoe at a low price— Women'» Bilk Lille Stock- Women’s Bilk Hew with Sises 11 to 2. for...... Cardigan Sweaters, small nixes Silk and Wool Pullover», mad, ings, with wide elastic tops, novelty stripe, seamless feet with self colored clox, lisle fillfi I IQ for only. New styles, plain knit. with long alaavaa and tum- closely knit soles, double and double spliced heels and tops and reinforced‘ feet. Sis « 4 to 7*4, for ..a...... with two pocket* and five beck cuffs and collar; tomato Shades are brown, white and -Woman’s Shoes, First Floor buttons; navy, pale blue, pea- and fawn. Tuxedoe in plain high spliced heels. Shades toes. Shades camel, black, ci>ck. fawn, rose and black. knit, with long sleeves and are black, brown, dove, beige, brown, polo and new new grey. Regular 89c. July Sale, a pair...... 59* Sweaters . Including tuxedoe, turn-back cuffs; sixes 36 to 40. grebe and white. July Sale, grey. Sizes 8V6 to 10. July cardigans, aleevelees and pull­ Jereey Cloth Tuxedoe in attrac­ over styles, in good shades : tive shades; values to $8.75. a pair, 75* and...... 85* Sale, a pair...... $1.25 Children’s Three-quarter Children's Bathing Suits Priced for July Sale ...... #4.29 sixes 36, 88 and 40. July Sale, Children'! Cotton How, Children '» English Cream Length Lisle Socks, with each...... #1.49 Chiffon How, exceptionally July Clearance Cardigans of silk and wool with black, brown and white ; Golf Bocks, three-quarter turnover colored tops. Sizes Fancy Balkan Pullovers and plain knit back and sleeves and sheer, with mercerized top Wool Bathing Suita for the sizes 5 to 11. 35* a pair; length, with fancy turnover 7 to 9Vi- July Sale, a Children’s Gotten Bathing Sleeveless Cardigans. Shades fancy fronts; all-white ctiffe and reinforced foot. Sizee Suite In popular colors, with ages of 4 to 14 years; shown —luxor, sulphur, marigold and and bottom edged with white: 3 pairs for...... $1.00 tope. Sixes 6, 6V4, 7, 7%, 8, pair ...... 50* 8Vfe to 10. Regular $2.00 small, sleeves and overskirt. in shades of green, fawn, turquoise. Shetland Wool Pull­ two pockets and five-button Women’s Fibre Bilk How 8%, 9. 9Vi- Regular $1.25. Children's Cream Cashmere The colors In combination overs, white and orange, with fasteners ; popular eh ad en; brown, light blue, tangerine and for...... 98* with the appearance of all July Sale for...... 50* Stockings, sizes 6. 6Vi, 7, effects, navy and orange, navy colored ^trimmings; 36 to 42. sises 36 to 42. Big valued for and white, navy and red, grey, with skirts in contrasting Jacquettea In white, with pea­ July Sale...... #5.40 silk. They have a lustrous Children's Bilk Lfcle Socks, 7Vi- Value to 75c. July Women’s Fine Bilk Hose, orange and fawn, and grey shades around waist or skirt. cock and scarlet fronts, size All-wool Cardigans with plain finish, knit with seam at with turnover tops in all Sale, a pair ...... 25* with orange.. For the ages of Regular $2.76 value for #1.98 34. Jaiy Bale. each.... 98.89 -back and sleevea. novelty xtHc ** Subit inti iniff/ * « « ^ y. _ -beck and-have- Rate- toper....pal*—shades—and fancy Children'i Bfik an* Wool -ttu-l'l yearr.-----dirty Sale an* . . : . rr. r vr . ■------##.49 White Sleevelees Cardigan* and wool striped fronts; brown ctiry” brand, with pointed Shades are black, camel, stripe». Sizes 4Vi to 8Vi. Half-Length Bocks, sizes 5 to value ...... 85# —Children’s, First Floor with checked front»; yellow with fawn, pearl with salmon : beige, white, cordovan, new Reg. 50c. July Sale Special, jade end navy." Brushed Wool sixes 36 to 42. Heavy All-wool heel and in shades of fawn 8. Values to 89c. July Sale, Sleeveless Cardigan* plain Tuxedo Sweaters with two poc­ and brown. Regular $2.25. grey and polo. July Sale, a * pair, 35*. or 3 pairs a pair ...... 30* Skirts at July Sale Prices back and fancy fronts; fawn, kets and belt; dark shades: July Sale for ...... 98* pair ...... 98* for ...... $1.00 —Hosiery, Main Floor brown, pearl end peacock : sixes sises 3S to 44. July Sale #6.4# Wash Skirt, of white gabardine and ratine; shades are rose. send, 94 to 42. Sleeveless Cardigan». Caiwel Hair Cardigans In plain peach, orange, yellow and lavender; suitable for picnics, tuxes vrith pearl and jMAOMIr ■ style with two pockets and Women’s Bathing Saits, » to t*. Values to «4.M. On sale for...... :...... |MI fronts; alias 99 to 42. July Salt four-button fasteners; dark July Sale Specials in the Whitewear Section 14 Only, Sports Skirts of homespun and camel hair, plain and each ...... $38® fawn; sixes 2$ to 42. July Sale $1.69 plaid; shades are Jade. Oxford, purple, rose, tile, mustard, orange each #6.49 Princess Slips wUA plain ML hemstitched top* ^ ÜMipn. of mqrcerlped pin* only. July and white mixture, farms and gray plalded with gotf green. Staee Plain Knit Cardigan», with Heavy Gotten Bathing Suit* navy fancy checked'front* 2 pockets Smart Pullovers of silk and plain shoulder straps and gathers at hips. They Sale special, a pair ...... #1.49 26 to 11. July Bale Price ...... JS4S and 5 buttons: good shades: wool, made with V neck, have deep hem and are made of plain and striped Feur Suite ef One-piece Style Pyjamas of trimmed with white, orange or red. 12 Only, Sports Skirts of serge. Jersey, polo cloth, velour, home- V finished with stik hr*** tin boT- ' satinette; pink and white. Each...... $8.49 ft** white muella with embroidered yokes and Sixes IS, 40. 42. July Sale Value. 1 ~ epun and camel Bair, mad* In wrap-around and pleated-style aed in abode* «J nary, tfexe, blm* end w-hUa, «r*y , dig»*» I* hWeandrreyt*** sxAumrz plain and mixed shades, . Bloomer* ef .goad grad* dlatlty, e«afl-n*ek style; threaded with : wide ribbon t value* to 9».«. July. aach ...... $1.89 eiaea 3» to 42. July Bata ##»##. Pink and whit* and green and white atrip* July Bale value ...... ;. ,$1.T9 fawn with stripe* Oxford‘ ' and' . blue. platinum. 3FJ . ■ I a—j WIÉ iiVli I ' H I, II rn iiiriwwir - —Whltawaar, Pbwt Flaw - •• • a. . .'dVdeke oBwitid, r net rwor •«Mfe. « pair ..:...... :...... ;....«9* ' «Haas NttB tam

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED = VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED •ton Heum ( a.m. te • p.m.1 Wednesday, 1 p.m.; Seturdey, « p.m. Spencer’s July Clearance Sale Thousands of Yards of Popular Wash July Sale Special in the Men’s Materials Clearing at July Sale Prices and Boys’ Shoe Department Men's Tweed and Men’s Brown Canvas Boots, with leather soles and rubber Stripe Drees Ratines, 1 •tripe French Crepes, In \ French make, dark and four different__ rain how heels. A superior grade shoe. All reduced to a pair. medium color stripes; 381 colorings; 38 inches. Reg­ ...... v...... ;... 92.95 July Sale Worsted Suits Inches. Regular $1.25 .... \ A Yard ular. a yard 66c Men’s White Canvas Oxfords, with leather soles and Fancy Stripe, Crepe and . Fancy Cotton Silk Pongees, j Many With Two Pairs of Pants. Regular $25.00 Canvas Novelty Wash \ in four different designs on l rubber heels. All reduced to, a pair ...... $2.95 Goods; high grade; 38 | 89c Pongee color ground ; 38 1 49c Value, for ...... $16.50 Inches. Regular $1.60 .... Inches. "Regular 76c a yard j Brown or Black Calf Boots, in all shapes and styles, de­ pendable boots of oak tanned, Goodyear welt construc­ The suits are made from hard wearing tweeda and worsteds, designed Stripe D-eee Ratines, \ •tripe French Crepes, prin­ in neat fashionable models and well tailored. There are browns, greys, cipally greys, three color­ tion that you can depend on for a full measure of service French make, open stitch herringbones and mixed tweeda. The two pairs of pants gives a double effect, white ground; 38 J July Sale ing» only; 38 inches wide, j this Fall. Summer Oxfords or Fall weight Oxfords of Regular, a yard, 7$c .. July 8.1. life to each suit. Regular $25.00. July Sale Price ...... *16.50 Inches. Regular $1.25 .... ( A Yard brown calf. All fine quality shoes. ■ July Sale bargains Stripe Crepe Ratines; / Various odd colors and j ...... *4.90 stylish; choice of eight de- \ pieces of Suit Inga Kimono l signs; 36 inches. Regular ! Crepes, Trellis Suitings; 49c Fine Boots of brown or black kid or brown calf. Smart Men's Suits, Regular to $45.00, $1J5 ...... 89c 36 Inches. Regular 86c yard ...... Oxfords of brown calf, brown kid or black calf, some 300 pairs in all. Every desirable last and style. A big July Sale Price, $29.75 Plain English D rasa \ High Grade •Hk and Cttt x July Sale value-’ you should not miss. All, at a pair Crepes; shades lem< ton Ratine; 38 inches; blue ] A great assortment of men’s Suits, including all our blue serges and grey worsted», fancy grey, black, rose, white, and tdue and white plaid ...... *6.90 cerise ; 36 inches. Regular, ] only. Regular $1.66 .... herringbones and tweed pin stripes. All the latest models are offered for men or young July 8.1. July 8.1. a yard 89c ...... Neat Embroidered Voiles, ( ■tout Boots for Boys, possessing qualities that give the men. Every suit guaranteed, all well tailored and trimmed. The materials perfect in Embossed Crepes, plain, < all high grade. Grey, most satisfactory wear. Practical for school. Boots and weave and pattern. Regular to $45.00. July Sale ...... $29.75 shades, smart for dresses. I orange, pink, mauve, sap- ( 98c Oxfords; all sizes. Priced to clear. A pair ....*3.90 Mauve, white, sand, black, 49c phire, old rose, tan, greet), ' —Main Floor biscuit,-piQk, grey. Saxe, Saxe, lemon; 81 Inches. ' Boys’ Suits, Regular $12.50 Values, July Sale at $735 tan; 36 inches. Regular j Regular $1.66 and $2.66 •6c a yard" ...... We have grouped together many of our regular lines of boys’ Suita to sell for this very special July Sale Price. Many our our higher grade models are included. There Real 9wiee Organdie; permanent finish and color; Ideal for women’s or girls' Summer rQ_ July Sale Values in Boys’ frocks; over twenty designs; 36 inches. Regular 68c for, a yard ...... OvC are English made suits, with straight knee or bloomer pant* ; belter styles with pleated backs and patch pockets. Each suit is neatly tailored and well finished ; shown in the Handsome Matte Silk and Cotton Suitings, in solid checks and plaids and self color checks; An Underwear for holiday or sports skirts; 33 inches. Regular $1.95 for, a yard ...... afOC most popular shades and Big July Sale value at ...... *7.95 —Boy»- Clothing, Main Floor • —Wash Goods, Main Floor 10 Dozen Boys’ "Natural Balbnggan Combinations, "dimmer knitiTt’’ branch’ short sleeves and Knee ; all Men's Flannelette ...... 69# ~~ÂSp€cial- A July Clearonce of Staple and Linen Goods Pyjamas at July Boys’ Cjeam Elastic Bib Combination*, Atlantic brand, July Sale Values That Are Bringing Throngs of Buyers long aleeves and knee length. Regular $1.50, for .. .89# _ Sale Prices “Zinunerknit" ^White Ponts Knit Combinations, short 78-ineh Bl.iched Iri.h O.ms.lt, regular SUB, at White and Colored Stripe Turkish Towels, regu­ Men’s Striped ; Flannelette Offering of » y»nt ...... *1.35 sleeves and knee; sizes 22 to 30. Regular *1.16 to *1.25. lar 85c each, for...... 69r On sale, a suit...... 89# Pyjamas, medium weight, 64-inch Cream Iri.h Damask, all linen, regular Colored Stripe Turkish Towel a, a special purchase. 11-26, for a yard ...... *1.85 Big vdlue ...... 366 Boys' Hatchway, Ho-button, White Haincheck Combina­ with silk frog trimmings; Men’s Shirts 66-inch Bleached end Unbleached Damask, regu­ Colored Striped Beth Mate, regular $1.71, on sale tions, athletic style, with no aleeves; knee length. Sizes all sizes. A suit ...*1-85 Man’* Printed Paresis lar ft.25; at a yard ...... 98, for. each ...... *...... $1.25 28 to 30. Regular *1.25, for ...... 89# Negligee Shirts, with soft 66x86 Bleached Damask Clothe, regular $3 95 White Pure Grade Neineeeke, regular 55c and 60c, Men's Pine Cotton Pyjamas, double cuffs and starch ,or ...... 82 88 on sale, a yard...... 25f Boys’ Somerset Brand Athletic, White Haincheck Com­ with cord stripe, very com­ neckbands, shown in as­ sorted checks and stripes; 72x72 Inch Bleached Damask Clithe, regular 15.95 Colored English Bedspreads, red. pink, blue and bination*, 28 and 30 only. Regular *1.00, for .... 69# fortable, and big value.’ all sixes. Regular $1.60. 1or ...... *3.88 gold. 72x90 inches. Regular $2.96, for... .$2.69 Boys’ Odd Drawers, odd lihes, natural Balbriggan. Reg. Regular $2.65 a suit, for On sale for ...... 93*19 63x66 Inch Bleached Damask Cloth* all linen. White Grecian Bedspreade, hemmed, else 10x99, 50c values for ...... '...... 25# ...... *2.29 regular 15.50 at ...... *3.88 regular $4.95, for ...... $4.25 Men’s Fine Grade Negligee Bhirte, Derby cord and 70x70 Inch Bleached Demask Clothe, all linen- Boys’ Cream Cashmere Combinations, light weight, short Pillow Cases, hemmed, 40x42 Inches, regular 40c, Men’s Pine Ceylon Finish woven xephyra. fast color*. regular 56.50 for ...... 83.88 on sale, each...... 25c sleeves and knee. Regular *1.65 to *2.25 ; all sizes. On sale, a suit...... *1.50 Flannelette Pyjamas, light Patterned in light fancy 17x60 All-linen Boiler Towels, regular 76c, on sale Pure Arctic Down Comforters, all sixes, regular weight. Regular $2.95, for atripee; all j slice. On for. each ...... 58# $45.00, for ...... $29.75 Watson’s Natural Elastic Bib, Light Weight Combina­ sale, each ...... SI-*» ...... *2.49 17x60 Colored Strip# Roller Towels, regular 90c. Real Lanark Bootch Wincey, grey, 30-inch, regu­ tions, with short sleeves and knee. Sizes 28, 30 and 32. Men’s Blue Chambray and dark Galatea stripe, 'black and white for, each ...... 88# lar $6c for, a yard...... 59c Regular *1.25 to $1.65.* Special, a suit ...... *1.19 Fancy Stripe, Woven Ma­ ■tripe* and other patterns In Work Shirts, with pocket and collar 23-inch All-linen Dish Toweling, plain, regular 55c, Khaki Flannel, ell-wool, 30-inch, regular $1.00 for, Attached. July Sale value, each ...... fl.lB’ for, n yard ...... 88# » 7«rt ...... 79c Watson’s White Elastic Bib, Light Weight Combinations, dras Pyjamas, wonderful **en • White Cambric SJiirts, for outing wear with collar 17-inch All-linen Roller Crash, sturdy, regular 30c, value. Regular $2.95, re­ attached; all .ism Regular $ll£ for !_!*...... • yard ...... 25# Stripe Scotch Flannels, 28-Inch, ! regular 75c, for. a with short sleeves and knee. Sizes 26 to 32. On sale, a 16x36 Inch 78 Per Cent. Linen Huckaback Tewele, yard ...... 59* suit ...... SI-19 duced to...... *2.49 regular 40c for, each ...... 35# White Flannelette, soft finish. 34-Inch, regular 46c —Main Floor —Men’s Furnishing», Main Floor Man a Negligee Shirts, made from English woven Zephyr cloth, 16x34 Inch Sturdy Huckaback Towels, regular Me, : ItoVJtirmnl: v.~ .v xluK’lute'y fm dyr. Color goes right Ihrwstfc The* hare on sale for ...... 25# Canton Flannel, white and unbleached, 28-lnch. ttan. doublé cuffs, centre pleat, torch neckbands. Shown In White English Turkish Towels, large else, regular regular 36c for, a yard...... 29c a assortment of fancy and neat stripes. Regular value to $2.50. On sale for ...... $1.89 11.25 each for ...... 88# —Main Floor Men’s Underwear at July Sale S Dozen Men's Teffeta Shirts, wool and cotton. English make, Prices made with soft neckband, double, soft cuffs, coat style, full else Special July Sale Bargains in and patterned In stripes of blue, black or mauve, on a white CUTICURA SOAP Stanfield’s (No. 3100) Fine Naturel Elastic Rib Shirts and Drawers, ground. Regular $5.76. On aale for. each ...... $3.95 At July Bale Pries. PQ _ good weight for any season. About 10 dozen to clear. Regular $4.50 —Men’s Furnishings. Main Floor the Jewelry Department 75c box of 3 cakes ... DOC a garment. July Sale, for ...... ,..$1.29 Necklets, in opera length, made Novelty Bracelets, studded with “Atlantic" Brand, Cream Elastic Rib Shirts and Drawers, light weight, from hard wood. Shades red, brilliants. Shades ruby, sap­ DRUG SUNDRIES AND long sleeves and ankle length. All sixes. July Sale, a garment, 96* Boys’ Shirt Waists—July Sale green and fawn. Regular 75c. phire. Regular 95c. July TOILET ARTICLES “Britannia* Brand Shirts and Drawers, British made, natural wool y for ...... 49* Sale ...... 75* mixture, light weight with long sleeves and ankle length; all sizes. On Enamel Bar Brooches, in pretty Carved Necklets, graduated Special Sale Prices sale, a garment ...... :rr..... $1.49 Bargain, Each 89c colored designs. Regular S6c, style, elaborately carved; white Seidlitx Powders, 25c boxes, Stanfield's White Lisle, Elastic Rib Combinations, Summer weight, 25 Dozen Boyi’ Byrt On sale for ...... 25$ only. Regular to $2.50. July for ...... 17* athletic style, without sleeves and knee length ; sixes 36 to 40 only. Waists, made of good grade per­ Jet Necklets, in heavy gradu­ Sale 79$ -Regular $3.00 a suit. July Sale, for ...... $2.49 cale a«d Derby cord. Patterned in stripe*, plain colors Epsom Belts, 25c packets at ated style. Regular $Uk On Fancy Combe, In novelty. a far....------25* Penman's Pine Natural Belbriggan Bhifti en$ Dreweee, long aleeves and white. Have sport* or ordinary collars attached. sale for ...... 76» Spanish effects. and back and ankle length ; alt A :96*- Value to #1.25, for —------______89# 45-inch Indestructible Pearl combe studded with stones. Moth Bella 2 lbs. for .... 25* “Zimmerknit" Pome Knit, Athletic Style Combinations, without sleeves Necklets, uniform style; a Boy*’ Khaln Twill Shirt Waig^s, for camping or outing Values tv $3.76, for ...... 59* Tooth Brushes, 35c values, 15* gnd knee length On sale, a suit ...... v . .$1.19 necklet that will blend well Indestructible Pearl Necklets, White Naincheck Athletic Combinations, without sleeves and knee wear, with sporta or turn-down collar attached ; all size* with any suit or dress. Reg. Charcoal Tooth Paste, 25c value graduated style, cream, white length; all sixes. July Sale, a suit ...... I...... 89* Elch ••••••...... fl.25 $3.75. On sale for...... 92.95 for ...... IT* —Men's Furnishings, Main Floor Novelty Bracelets, In carved or flesh, with gold filled clasp. —Boy*- Furnishing*. Main Floor and colored effects. Values $3.96 value. July Sale, each Shaving Sticka 21c, for ...18* A shaving brush free with each to $1.60. July Sale, each 76$ ...... 91.98 —Jewelry. Main Floor 41-2* Hot Water Sottise ...65* Ties at Special July Sale Prices Men's and Boys' Men's Socks Priced for July Sale Me Water Wings ...... 36* ...... Blaek Cashmere Men's English Heather Mix- Men’s Pure Silk, Knit Tim, Silk, Tubular and Reversible Hats and Caps at Seeks, for men, all-wool; aises tore Seeks, all-wool, good Toilet Paper Relia Saturday English make, heavy knit, and Derby Shape Tiee. Regular July Sale Specials in the Special. 21 rolls...... $1.00 10 to IS*. Rfl SOc a pair. weight. Reg. «Sc a pair. will not stretch; fancy stripes, 65c. Special. 2 for ....$1.26 * pairs for ...... 85# for...... BO# Bathing Capa Half Price Bale assorted colors and black and •ilk and Wool Crepe Tiee, will July Sale Bargains Men's Fine Cotton Socks, In Cream Worsted Rib Socks for white, or all block. Regular not crease or stretch. Regular brown and black. Reg. 2Sc sports wear, heavy weight. Furniture Department $2.00 values. July Sale for Cere bee Cooling Health Selina $1.26. On sale for ..... 89* 25 Dozen Boys’ Tweed Cape, of values. On aale. 3 paire 50# Reg 50c veins. A pair 38# ...... «...... SI.50 Mackenzie tweeds, beet English 24 Adjuatible Deck Chairs* Steel Folding Camp Cote, with $1.06 size . ------65* Man', All-wool Golf LJ— Silk Tiee. In good grade*, fancy eool, light- dark ehadeer xtzrir English make, about four with hardwood frames and link fabric spring and mattress brocades and stripes. At mere Soaks, with fancy silk Knitted Ties, a large assort­ 6% to 7%. July Sale .60* doacn pairs to clear. Shown In clox. also ailk and wool socks. seats of striped duck. At, to flL Special, each ... $8.50 each ...... 99* each ...... $2.95 HIVE LOTION ...... 88# ment of stripes to «elect from. assorted colors with fancy, Reg. Sl.es values, for, a Specially cooling for mosquito Each ...... 39* Silk Knitted Ties, In neat Beys' Wash Hate, all kinds, turnover tops. Reg. to 12.50. pair ...... 88# Folding Camp Stools, with Extension Couches, with heavy, and Insect bWe. Men’s Silk and Poplin Ties.. stripes.' Regular $1.26 for 89* pique, fine white drill or crash; On aale, a pair...... 88# —Main Floor hardwood frame and white angle Iron frame, and link Special, each ...... 39* Beat Grade SHk Tiee, values nixes 6 V# to 7; good grade. duck top. Special, each 85* fabric spring. The pad le Art Silk Knit Ties, superior to $1.76, for ...... $1.29 July Bale, each ...... 45* Folding Cots, with hardwood covered with cretonne, and grades. Regular 66c. On sale, —Men’s Furnishing, Bathing Saits for Men, July Sale Special frame and heavy, brown duck 2 for...... $1.25 Main Floor Men's Cape of Mackenzie tweeds, covering. Special, each $3.90 makes a very comfortable Upholstering in well assorted colors, lined, Men a Zimm.rknit All-wool Bathing Suita, with button shoulder Woven Wire Camp Cots, with couch or extra bed. July with plain and pleated backs, and shirt, all one piece, plain colors with «tripes or skirl Hpeelal. cable supports, on heavy Bale Price ...... $16.76 6% to 7%. A July Sale bar­ Mrh ...... 1...... 83.48 wooden frame. Each $3.75 gain at ...... 98* —Furniture, Second Floor 7 apestry, Less Than July Sale Specials in the Men's Cotton Bathing Suits, Zimm.rknit brand, onc-plrcr. with Men's Fur Felt Hate, all our skirt attached, navy blue with orange or cardinal trimming. Half Price• Spring stock going out. On sale ...... 88# Camp Stoves at July Sale Prices China Section for $2.95, $3.50 and $4.50 Upholstering Coverings, in- ______—Men's Hats* Main Floor 2-burner Oil Stoves, with 4-Inch wicks, convenient for boiling China Onps and Jancan, with floral dqeoFattofl*. the kettle on s hot day. Special ...... $2.10 Special, each ...... 25# July Sale Specials in the sundour. Pieces up to 12 Camp Stoves of sheet steel with cast Iron front, back and legs; Whit* and Gold Onps and Saucers, of medium weight. Boy*’ AH-wool Balking wood only. Takes a 17-inch stick....Special ...... $7.75 yards, enough for a large Special;- sash ...... 20# Hardware Department Oil Staves, one only, 2-burner ’’Puritan.’* Regular $27.60. On size Chesterfield. Regular 10 Only, 43-piece China Dinner Bets, green and rose Suits High Grade Aluminum Cooking Uteneile, Including saucepans, for ...... $24.50 vaiue fijfu. duty otic ftorsl borders. SpectaT JnTy Sale values 7.... .*10.95 $1T5, $1.85. $1.95 rice bottom, convex p-—d rtrmlcTnts Btsn'ar T7 T* 1- burner Camp Oil Stoves, “Perfection" ...... $11.00 values. July Special, each ...... 88# value ...... *2.95 Serean Doors (No. SS) with a high grade varnish surface, «uit- g*burner Camp OH Steves •’Perfection"...... $20.00 21-piece English Paragon China Teasels; regular value Boys’ All-wool Bathing Suita, abtefor front or beck doom. Rises tfl lln. i ML tin.; ML t*tn. x 2- burner “Perfection** Oil Stovee. Special ...... $27.50 $15-25. July Sale Special, a set...... *9.75 Damas* Tapestry and Bed­ in one-piece style, with skirt SfL loin.; 1*7 fL Regular M-45 values. On aale for...... 83**5 3- burner “Perfection" Oil Stovee. Special ...... $34.00 China Cake Plates, Salad Bowls, Sugars and Creams. ford Cord Repps, valpes to attached, end fancy breast Spencer's Cedar Fleer Maps, with five foot handle. Special 81.35 4- burner “Perfection* Oil Stovee. Special...... *43.50 Special, each ...... ~üâ,- Jtrlpf*.. Priced according to„t_ 3-ply Dunlap Garden Hoes, ««-foot lengths compta» with. Dvene, up from- .»-»»#*•• MBâ«W Stie, » yard 7-pieos Chinn Salad Beta, 6 nappies and one bowl. alee eL #1.7*, #1.8* and • V™* • -v .• r i— « • v»-r •.-T* '» * » • A-a White wicker Picnic Baskets; >portai. 31.35, ■MU , . A complete stock of repair* for Oil Stovee. »•* w • * 1 Special, a,set ,81.50 #7.8* - .. * **■»**-* ;*-^ >P P,*t-mq>.W»fm.wyt8# ' ...... 1,,^ -“Derr Fumtetilng*. Mato floor DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924

-BASEBALL, BOXING \nMŒ5SS.POR1nNGJn:EVV"g BASKETBALL, golf- Sailors Will Play Amateur Lacrosse Washington’s Dash “Kitty” Beats Helen Final Soccer Game TWO TRACK MEN CANADA IS BANKING ON AT OLYMPIAD In Ontario Dealt Here This Evening Very Serious Blow Sensation of Race J"’""* ------r-r-rr The final football game in 7 Toronto, July 4,—8t. Cather- In Major Leagues ines, Ottawa Shamrock, and In Close, Hard Game which the » ail on from the Light IPlIgggggpB Mimleo have te date dropped eut Cruiser Squadron will partici­ .... ■■ / ef the reoe in the Ontario Ama­ WnatiM Senators Win Seventeen of pate in Victoria will be staged teur Lacrosse Allocution far É&0 Mi various reaeone, and the game England’s Queen of Tennis Scores Victory Over AmerL this evening at the Royal Ath­ haa bean struek a hard blew and Their Last Nineteen Games; can Competitor in Finals at Wimbledon and An^ letic Parti. The kick-off will be the eeaaen practically wreaked. Idle Yesterday ne»ed Honora Held by Susanna Lenglen for Five at 6.30 o'clock. AMERICAN GOLFER» WIN

Years. themselves. One team will be Hagen. American holder of the Brit live fttvafsThatof Boston selected from the Delhi and lah open golf title, and dene Baraaen, American profeaalonal, veeteday won Braves in 1914; Yanks XV imbledon, fcnp., July 4.-—Miss Helen Wills,. . Auu ru:an Danae, while the other will he their thlrty-alx-hole, four-ball Woman lawn tennis champion, was defeated to-dav in the from the Dragon and Dauntless match with the French golfers Beaten by Athletics The game should be very inter­ Arnaud Maaaey and Jean Oaaalat, Wimbledon tournament final by Misa Kathleen McKane, rank­ two up and one to play. ing esting and the proceeds will be British woman player, who won 4-6. 6-4, 6-4, capturing the New York, July. 4—Washington’s tournament championship in the women’s singles. devoted to the Jubilee Hospital Epinard is Making dash in the American League has By her victory to-day Miss McKane won the "supreme honor to establish a memorial of the developed a speed which may rival visit of tthe fleet to Victoria. that of Boeton In 1914 when the in the women's tennis world. Miss McKane by defeating Misa. Trip Across Ocean Braves leaped fcom last place in mld- ,"Wills in a three-set match in which the honors were almost evenly season to a National League pennant Last night a team from the Seuthempten, Eng., July 4.— and a world’s championship. divided, attained the title which Mlle. Suzanne Lenglen, of „.Navyv scored ma 4-2 victory,lVivi over Pierre Wertheimer’s erflek four- The Senators hax'e won seventeen France, had held against the opposition of the world since the war. Esquimau at the Canteen groun tests have been won and two lost in championship. The real margin be­ John Watt added both tallies for Seattle Sending the last eleven days. tween the two seemed to be in the Esquimalt. The biggest Improvement has been fact that Miss MéKane was audacious among the pitchers as ordinary While Mies Wills was cautious. hurlers of other years h*ve become From the first the pace was tre­ Strong Net Team stars overnight. With the Senators mendously keen. Miss Wills was C.P.R. Trounced three and a half games ahead, the far speedier both with racquet ami next six clube continue in a Jumping- With foot than on any previous ap­ For Games Here jack performance from second place pearance in Great Britain, but she to seventh. was not so quick-limbed as the Detroit Is second while the Yankee» ■limmer built Miss McKane, who be­ Leon de Turenne Leads In­ are third with Cleveland fourth..‘/The cause Miss Will* failed to smash Boston Red Sox who made such a hard £* the net was able to pick up City Ball Title vaders Who Will be Here formidable start have slipped te many, of the American's volleys. seventh place, but even at that are ,_The English jçlri. .on the contrary .To-morrow For Matches only nine games in rear of Washing­ Scored 8-6 Victory in Fast ton. hard ungettable swipes at the ball — AMBRIOANLBABUE whenever she caught It near the net. Game Last Night; Malcom .. ,From batik .couru tamtû.-xxxaxt^xiu225 Ar­ Detroit ______was little to choose between the two Hurled ureat same BiaErfiocammcJHa&JBem an error, Chicago scor players. Both stroked hard and with ranged With Victoria Lawn four runs in the second Inning yes­ good aim, the duel varying from terday here, the White Sox winning hack-hand to forehand with each Tennis Club Stars from Detroit. 7 to 3. Hellmann hit a chasing the other unmercifully. Railroaders Champions For homer in the flrat inning. BOTH TIRED AT END R. H. E. Both were obviously tiring from the Second Year; Winners Un­ Chicago ...... 7 13 6 MISS KITTY' McKANE One of the beet series of tennis Detroit ...... S 8 1 •train of constant running before the matches that has been arranged for last set ended. defeated This Season the benefit of local followers of the . Batteries — Thurston and Crouse; Both players had a fine variety of game will be held at the Victoria Daue, Holloway. Code and Baaaler. fltrokes, often sending sisallng place­ Lawn Tennis Club to-morrow after- ATHLETICS BEAT YANKS ments past each other's reach. Each Novelty Bowling on. A team of aeven stars from Philadelphia. July 4.—Philadelphia returned brilliantly at times shots By defeating the Eagles last night the Seattle Lawn Tennla Club will be obtained an even break on the alx- which seemed Impossible to reach, by 8-6 at the Royal Athletic Park here to meet player» from the local game series with the Ns wYork Yanks keeping the crowd In constant state ; the C.P.R. cinched the amkteur base- club. The first match will aLirt at hy taking the final game here yes­ of excitement. Contest Will Be ; ball championship of the city for this 2 o'clock. terday. 10 to 6. Babe Ruth hit hie Miss Wills during the first set and I Last night’s game was the beet The personnel of the team* will be twenty-first circuit clout of the e»a- played thla season and was full of 1 follow»: the early part of the second was very thrills from start to finish. Although ■on in the eighth, with one on base, near the peak of her best game. Staged To-morrow Seattle—Leon de Turenne, captain; and Ward sent one into the stands In the Eagles tried hard to hand the Don Lewis, Dick Vender las, Whit­ railroaders their first defeat, they the ninth. Wimbledon. July *—R. N. Williams combs Qulnnlan. R. Burr. Windy R H E. - end W. M. Washburn, United States, Burnside Bowling Club to Put ‘ÆWSfili E£op Langlle and Lacy Hoflns. secretary New York ...... 6 5 1 met Randolph Lycett and R. A. God- of the club. Philadelphia ...... 10 14 » ■É ■ As. a result of their win last night Victoria—A. F. Garrett, captain; free. Great Britain. In the semi­ on “Drawing” Competition; tbe CJRJL .bave woo the PeUen cup Batteries — Pipgrass, Gaston and finals of the men's doubles to-day. H I nr...... uni* J. B. Proctor. M. Gordon, Brie McCol­ Setrang. Hoffman; Gray and Perkins. for the second year and have also lum. J. Cunningham. A. C. Brand. J. They were leading two sets to one earned the right to represent Victoria BROWNS SLUG AND WIN and the score was 7-7 In the fourth Everyone Invited F. Meredith. A. H. McCallum and In the British Columbia play-offs JOHNNY CUTHBERT CYRIL COAFFE A. N. Robertson. Cleveland, July 4.—8t. Louie even­ set when Lycett was taken with a Matty * Malcom. the big hurler cramp In his leg and forced to re­ Canada la conceded a good chance In the sprints and the Marathon through the fact that It haw two runners The draw for the singles and ed the eeriee with Cleveland yester­ from James Island, was on the mound doubles haa not been made as yet. It day by winning 16 to 10. The Browna tire with his partner. The. United The drawing" tournament on the for the railroader* and he pitched who have traveled over the distance in record-breaking time. Cuthbert. the Scotch youth from Guelph, will carry States pair thus go into the finals. lurnaide green to-morrow will l>e of will not likely be made until to-mor­ drove Smith from the box In the etxth way. Only nine the Maple Leaf in the marathon. He can carry his speed over a long route and In action shows all the style of a row morning after the arrival of the and scored eeven more off Roy and Interest to all ages over-twelve. The scattered hits were collected off him. ■printer Coaffe !* captain of the team and before moving to Chicago lived In Winnipeg. He la probably Can­ Ladies’ Club are providing prises for Seattle teem from Vancouver, where Clark In the eighth. while thirteen men were retired with ada's beet man In the sprints, although he haa been closely pressed by Hester, of Toronto, and Armstrong, of Win It la engaging in a eerie» of matches ■M R. H E. ?££&£. EH4. .l ftung people, as, weU as, ihi*e ..kIiir*. at.uw.nk,.. Kter* .trhu. CowichanCricket adult* ■nipegaw H« wa# at Antwerp In 1324 .and since than ha* equalled the world:* record u( 3 3-5 seconda for .the bun tP’gaY with .. ttt Yaactmrtr- Lawn ^ ^aa^JI Y| - X started in the box for the lodgemen. dred yards. Tennla Club Cleveland ...... 16 ll t The novelty of Inviting the general had an off night and was chased to LOOK FOR GOOD MATCHES Batteries — Shocker and Severetd; public to try the garni of lawn boil­ the showers in the fifth inning in fa­ Smith. Roy, Clark and Myatt. FJeven Will Hunt ing without going to the expense of vor of Art Webster. Some keen matches are anticipated. July 1, but they went down to defeat his mark of yesterday, when Ralph In Turenne Seattle has the finest joining a club la new In Victoria. In SCORING STARTS Breyer. Northwestern University, Scotland and England, where a rep­ and they intend to avenge their de­ player In the Pacific Northwest, and NATIONAL LEAGUE In the first inning the Eagles feat to-morrow Coaffe to Meet won in the first elimination and he will more than likely find himself Chicago. July 4.—After Cincinnati Heads of Albions résentât lx e Canadian team la at pre­ started the ball rolling. Robinson clinched his place In this Olympic sent touring, municipal greens are singled and came home on Dunn’s Bex Score opposed by Proctor, the rangy youth had tied the score In the first half event, but good enough to defeat of the Victoria club who has been of the ninth In yeeterday'e game a common and for a few pence anyone two-bagger to centre field. Eagles AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Richard Howell, northwestern uni­ may enjoy a game. Turple, as...... 6 0 2 0 1 1 American Flash coming to the fore very rapidly In lid throw by Rouech In Chicago’s The railroaders came right back versity, who waa clocked In 2 min­ recent year*. Up-island Team. Terror of The Burnside Club is offering an and Falconer Campbell, lead-off mau, Robinson, rf. ....» 4 1 1 2 0 0 half permitted Frleberg to score from utes 30 2-5 seconds, and 8am Kahan- About six singles matches are third, where he had landed on Grigs­ opportunity of this kind to-morrow, sent a scorching single to left field. Dunn. 2 b...... 6 0 1 1 1 1 amoku In 2 minutes 31 seconds. League at Present, Plays and it Is evident l y the algns, that a Campbell was sacrificed around to H. Cummins, cf... 4 0 0 2 J...0 planned, while a number of double» by’s two bagger, giving Chicago the will be played. This will keep a num­ game, 4 to 3. large number of persons Intend to third base and came home on Harry Webster, If and p. 2 2 6 1 1 0 ber of courts In action all afternoon, Here To-morrow make good use of the afternoon. Copas' hit. With the bases full the Jim Cummins, lb.. 3 1 1 3 0 1 R. H. E. and the epectatoA will be treated to Cincinnati ...... 3 * 1 EVERYTHING SUPPLIED lodgemen got themselves out of a bad Brynjolfson. 3b.... « 2 3 2 6 2 Three Indoor Ball -some good tennla. hole when I>unn pulled off a double­ McGinnis, c...... 4 0 1 9 6 0 Draw is Announced For First Chicago ...... :t. 4 8 0 Everything for Ahe game Is sup­ play after dropping a high fly. The Seattle club arranged thla trip Batterie» — Sheehan and Wingo, Cowichan'e aggressive cricket Mulcahy, If...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 In order to repay visita made by Van­ plied by the club except the shoes, In the third the railwaymen went Kerr. p...... 2 0 0 0 2 0 Races at Olympic Games; Games on To-night Sandberg; Kauffman and O’FarrelL team will be here to-morrow to make which must be of the helless variety couver and Victoria clube. The Starr- Into leajd. which they held for the re­ •Potts...... 16 10 0 0 Raynold# trophy la at present held by BROOKLYN WINS CLOSE ONE . attempt lo lower the colora of the - Drawing” is the essence ag bowl­ mainder /.of Lhe game. Whyte was Canucks Doll Up Albions, leadera In the Victoria and Three indoor baseball games are the Seattle Club. It represents the Boston. July 4.—Grimes pitched ing and three rlTTkwfm-the ftlsphry of safe oa Jim Camming’a error- Harry Totale scheduled for thla evening. The flub championship of the Pacific the bard bitting Brooklyn team t» a District Cricket League. The up- this art will he used. Rink for the Copas singled to centre field and lelandere are scheduled to meet the •Potts batted for Mulcahy in 8th. fixtures .are . aa follow# ~... llillcr.esta Northwest. Vancouver held it until six to five victory over Boeton yes­ Umg draw will lie In charge of J. M. Haley Jackson, the heavy hitter of Paris. July 4.-—Cyril Coaffee. crack ve. Tilllcums at Central Park last year, when Seattle won It. and" Albions at Cranmore Road. the league, hit a two-bagger to left C.P.R. AB R H. PO. A.te. terday. JohnBtotVrpfay was brimant. Boyd and J. Richardson. Rink for Canadian sprinter, will meet Bayes Prior’s va. Çlvil Service at Victoria has been eucceasful In defending it R. H. E. Great interest attaches to this medium draw will be supervised by field fence, scoring Whyte and Copas. F. Campbell. 2b.. . 6 1 2 0 1 6 match aa Cowlchan la making a very Whvte. rf...... 5 1 1 0 0 Norton of Yale. In the opening 200 West Park; Y.M.C A. ve. Esquimau thla year against both the Victoria Brooklyn ...... 6 17 3 Jas. Renfrew and A. A. Pass. While Rlchdale singled to left. Jackson go­ at Macaulay Point. and Vancouver challengers. Seattle determined threat to win the Virtue ing to third. Haley scored when Kerr H. Copas. ss. .. . 4 1 2 2 2 metre event of the Olympic track and Boeton ...... 6 16 8 the players on the short rink will he field sports, according to the draw­ In the game at Central Park the has a very strong team and the Bri­ Batteries — Brimes and Taylor; Cup. In the first three matches of taken care ôf by De Vellanee and P. made a balk. Harry Copas came Jackson, lb. ...,i 4 1 1 6 0 tish Columbia town» will have to do the season the side failed to score a ucroes when Turpel fumbled Rich- Rlchdale, et...... 4 3 3 0 0 ings announced yesterday. Hilicrests will be out to hahd the Cooney, Lucas and O’Neill. Handley. Matthew Mann of Britain, the other Tilllcums a defeat In order to re Nome tall hustling if they wlah to win, despite good hitting and bowl­ Score cards will be dispensed by dale’s fast daisy cutter. Minnie, 3b...... ;. . 4 1 2 2 0 bring the trophy back to thla aide of ing. The breaks of the game, how­ In the fourth the Eagles went on a 0 outstanding British contenant of that main In the running for the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE F. J. Ryng. and R. H. Huddleston wiil R. t’OProS. If...... 3 0 0 r championship of the second half of ,the line. Jersey City 8, Newark 7. ever. have come their way lately and batting spree and managed to score C, Campbell, c. . . 4 0 1 14 1 distance, will meet George Hill of the be custodian of all high scores that University of Pennsylvania, in the the league. The last time these Buffalo 11, Rochester 8. they have won three matches In a are likely to come within the prise two runs. Art Webster walked Malcolm; p. . 4 0 0 0 2 row. A win to-morrow will have and Jim Cummings singled. Wally preliminary heal. team» met the TlUicums won. At area. F. A. Pauline, the honorary Harold M. Abrahams of Cam­ Victoria West the Civil Service will AMERICAN ASSOCIATION them knocking at the door of the president, will present the prises In Brynjolfson crashed out a double. Totals ...... 17 8 11 14 € Three Canadians Columbue 8. Toledo 9. league leadership. Webster scaring Brynjotfson bridge, leading British sprinter, is bf playing their first game of the the evening. Score by Innings— second half. Indianapolis 9, Lou la ville 4. ANOTHER GOOD GAME crossed the rubber on Turpel’s thought to he the opposition to Tea, soft drinks arid Ice cream and single to centre field. In their half of Eagles ...... 1 6 0 2 0 0 6 8 Charlie Paddock in their 260 The Y. M.C. A. team will be the Milwaukee 10, Minneapolis 5. Two other matches are scheduled candles will be dispensed by the the fourth It looked as If the C.P.R. C.P.R...... 1 0 4 0 2 1 0 0- metre go. hosts of the Esquimau nine and aa And One Yankee Kansas City 1, St. Paul 5. In the first division to-morrow, the Ladles’ Club during the afternoon, the Esquimau team la making a would add a couple more runs to their Summary—Three-base hits, RJch- In the 400 metre event. Dustan, the COAST LEAGUE Incogs meeting the United Services and a champion rink of lady howlers total. With two men on, Jackson dale; two-base hits, Dunn, Brynjolf- speedy South African, has drawn J. strong bid for the championship the and Victoria playing Five C's. The from Beacon Hill will perform poled out a long drive to left field, son, Jackson, Minis and Rlchdale; C. Taylor of New York, and Hough­ ”Y" boys will have a hard fight on Left In Rannii At Seattle— R. H. B. latty match should prove close Five against an equal number of the but "Sheik" Robinson grabbed It off stolen bases. Webster. Minnie, R. ton, of Great Britain, will race thelrTfends. Los Angeles...... 9 8 6 C'e are anxious to win In order, to Burnside expert* about 8 o’clock. the boards and retired the side. It Copas (3), C. Campbell; base against Enck of Pennsylvania State. Seattle ...... 1 7 Î Batteries—Hughes and Jenkins; •hip. while Victoria must pull up got a big hand the field In their event. Semt- Fmafs of Canadian Golf Dén.JôhêsanîrB*TawSî VANCOUVER RACING 1; stuck out. by Malcolm IS, ny Westminster Beat At Los Angeles— R. H. E. quickly If It wishes to land In the In tho fifth frame the C.P.R. were Kerr 2. Webster 6; double play. Dunn The claes of 1,600 metres is con­ first half leave alone win the title: good for another brace of counters. Championship Being Played Sacramento...... * 3 16 1 Vancouver. July 4.—Totally over­ to Brynjolfson; left on beee*. Eagles sidered to be the Oxford men. Stal- Vernon ...... 2 7 • Two matches are also scheduled looked by the public, York Road, Rlchdale drove â sisallng liner down 9. C.P.R. 9; 9 hits off Kerr In 4 lard and Dr. J. A. Lowe, who will Native Sons With for the second division. the first base line that went for three To-day at Toronto Batteries—Prouth and Schangt Maekrid up. coped the third rave at innings; 4 hits, off Webster in 3 race against Ray Bucker of Illinois Shetlenback and Hannah. To-morrow’s matches wiU be as the Brighouse track yesterday when Uaga, and scored on Minnie’s double Innings; time of game 1 hour. 60 and W. O. Spencer of Mississippi. follows: to centre. Minnie scored when Swift Longshots At Oakland— R. H. E. First Division he emerged successfully from a Brynjolfson did the sand dance on minutes. Umpire, Cy Milne. Salt Lake ...... 0 5 | stretch duel with Col. Boyle and won Malcolm*» easy grounder. At this Paris, July 4.—The Canadian Vancouver, July j.—Long shots de­ Toronto. July 4.—Frank Thompson Oakland ...... 4 6 I Incogs vi. United Services at by a length. York Road paid $30.90 University. stage of the game Kerr was yanked swimmers, wrestlers and oarsmen cide* last night's senior lacrosse and Seymour Lyon of Toronto, R< Batteries—O’Doul and Cook; Bogh- for nose beta and $43.60 across the In favor of Webster. Nanaimo Will See who will compete In the Olympic con­ fracas in favor of New Westminster Somerville of London. Ontario, and ler and Reed. Alblona vs. Cowlchan at Cranmore $6 board. At Portland— R. M. E. Road. In the sixth the champs sneaked tests arrived In Parte yesterday from when the Royals took the Native Lauren Upaon of Sacramento. Calif., Victoria ve. Five C*s at the Jubilee The résulta were: another run acroee the rubber. Rlch­ One Connaught Cup Cherbourg. To-morrow the Can­ Sons Into camp by the score of 7-4 yesterday won their way to the. San Francisco ..'...... 6 12 6 Flrat race, five furlongs -Porter dale singled and came home on adians will don uniforms of cream at Athletic Park. semi-finals for the Canadian ama­ Portland v.«...... I 8 0 Grounds. Batteries—Mitchell and Agn»w* Second Division Ella won. $480. $3.15. $2.60; Blue Minnie clean hit to left field. flannel trousers, blasers bordered Four of the seven counters marked teur golf championship In the tour­ Mias second. $2.90. $2.66; Mahaley Game This Month with varsity blue and with maple leaf nament over Roeedale course. Winters and Daly. Cowlchan vs. Albion* at Cowlchan. EAGLES’ LAST STAND up by the league leaders were made third. $4. Time. 1.02. x pockets. They will wear roee blue from long range, while the Sons had Frank Thompson triumphed over Five C*e ve. Congo* at Beacon Hill. Second race, five and one-half fur­ Coming to bat In the eighth, five ties In honor of the Prince of Wales, rune down, the feathered tribe staged Vancouver. July 4.—Nanaimo will to do their prettiest and work right C. C. Fraser of Kanawaki. Montreal, All games start at 2 o'clock. longs—Golden Cup won. $6.60, $3.SO, get one of the Connaught cup soccer and straw hats with blue band and four and three. “Kid” Lewis Retains Some of to-morrow’s teams will be a final rally that gave the fans plenty In on top of the goal to grab their $2.60; Deceitful Pearl second. $10.96, playoff games between Cumberland green leaf. four goals. Seymour Lyon played hie best ot gg fOtlowst Î3Y0T PNrrt Boots third. $2.30. Time, pf excitemenL Webster secured, hi* second walk, and Jim Cummings waa a nd rhe ATbert* w limer». ~ according ' -Manager P. Jr Mutqueen said yeir- 4ho year, and won from C. R. Q*eer Albions “A"-—F. Jordon (captain). 1.07 2-5. to the latest announcement by John terday. “Win or lose, the Dominion of Mount Bruno, Montreal, two and His European Belt H A Iamay, G. H. Walton. N. F. rafe on a fielder’s choice. Webster go­ BALL GAME POSTPONED Third race, five furlongs —- York ing to third on the play, and scoring Russell, vice-president of the Do­ expects her boys to drees well, act one. Ptte, T. Hoggarth, E. Parsons, V. O. Road won,..~$30Xk,- 68-60, $4;. Colonel London, July 4.—Ted “Kid" Lewie Ley. P- Welch. A. H. Gaiger, W. B. when Brynjolfson singled. McGinnis minion. Football Association, wrho !», well end be silent salesmen of Can- Owing to thé inability of Spencer’s Roes Somerville. London, furnished Boyle second, $3.30. $2.45; Calgary , singled_ apd the old veterah, Alex. handling the series. sda at this great Olympiad.” t. fought , *'-*1 il. w.mLI.ii li. !M Delivered In the City Seventh rare.- one mile and' tMMft* To-morrow the C.P.R. will make * '''a- e^eee-s^» 11^. ■ can g"' ■ • -WIISMH John K,canah*. Mich.. July 4 -Bud Oor- that an American has reached the to a draw here last night. In the July 26,. Gibbons’s present plane semLJtoaL Sailor Mastering 130- eighth — British Liner won. $4.66, trip to Port Angeles to play a Farlcy, IWnola A.C. to the front. He „u«n. of Racine. Win., knocked out semi-final round. Jn. 1922. L, 1*. Brf* $3.55. M-tf’? 8W Head second; $4:6», game with the Washington Pulp and eel! for his immediate, eatuM*, but covered lb.' dlatance In the peel at nw* Mo*, of Iron Mountain, Mich. din of Detroit entered the semi-final pounder of Han Pedro, aiid Jack Kane will remain ebroed about Carlson, of San Francisco, milled four $3.30; Grandson third, $3.56. Time, Paper team. The railroaders made a L#« Tournelle, In 1 minute, ZS roc- I here Inin night In the third round of round, but he was defeated In that rounds to a draw. 1.66» journey over to the American city on five weeks. ends. This waa a rocond slower than la scheduled ton-round boat

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Walter Pickard. Eric McDowell, Basil Kendall, Alan Erakine, Robert Writ­ Immigration Law some of the ’’vicious legislation” of mittee stage after prolonged discus­ ten, Gordon Scott, Gertrude Han- lftf, but they did not go far enough. sion sad stands for third reading. cock.___ Hon. J. A. Robb, Minister of Immi­ A. W. Neill, Independent, Coroox- Albemi. brought up the subject of Honor Rolls i— Proficiency, Isabella of 1919 Now Being gration. argued that Immigrants ac­ HEAD-FIX Tomes; deportment. Dorothy New- Chinese Immigration. There was cused of holding views opposed to the nothing, be said, to prevent the Chi­ ,man; regularity and punctuality, social code of the country were not, Arthur Pass. Changed at Ottawa nese Exclusion Act being ’disregarded under the bill, deprived of a fair trial, and permits authorised in that act SMUülmsisHsiliÉis Grade 8—-Jack Brampton. Edna but he did not think trial iri the or­ being Issued to Chinese for indefinite Butler, Frank Osborne, Hadyn Sagar, Ottawa, July 4.—Canada's policy dinary courts necessary. X and ta Bone, William., Cooke, Ed­ residence In Canada. He moved an Tillicum and Keating Students ward Cooke. Frances Cunningham. towards “rad" lmmlrrant, was dis- CHINESE SAILORS amendment, which was defeated, Do Weil in Final E) Alexander Marling. Elsie Gait, Pearl cussed In the House of Commons last limiting the time for which the Min­ xamina- Caweey, Leslie Lowe, Norman Slessor, bight. Incidentlly the question was raised ister might extend the residence of tions Teny Prydatok, Fred Askey, Con­ of Chinese employed in ships owned temporary residents of Canada to six naught Kelway. Grace Getin. Colin ,.Sf!22îr*.th* Wlnn|t»r -trike of by the British Empire Steel Corpor­ months. Millar, ’Margaret Waram. Doreen 181», rigid changes were made' in the ation, Mr. Robb contending the. tnen Wilson,. Doris Martin, Donald Mowat, Immigration Act In regard to the had not been admitted to Canada, but Examlnatloh results from the Tllll- Marshal Augustine, Isabel Isblster, admission of persons seeking to over­ were on the seas. FORMER CONSUL DEAD rum and the Keating public schools Bertie Southern. Alex Bird. Donovan throw constituted authority by force. Hon. Hugh Guthrie, former Solici­ TEA- show high averages of marks oh- Frewlng. John Clegg, Blyn Griffiths, A Government bill brought to the tor-General. urged that Canada talned bÿ students, and a particularly George Bayley, Roy Booth. George committee stage last night modifies should take advantage' of the severe Binghampton, N.Y, July 4.—Charles Rood list. The result* of the pays Foster, 8am Taylor. Ivy Jones. Wil­ the 1818 legislation to some extent. immigration laws of the United M. Dickinson, former United States Vanc.uv.r Drug Ott. Ltd, «pwiel as it should be year** work at the Tillicum School liam Buckley, William Jackson. J. 8. Woodsworth, Labor, Centre States and select the best of the are aa follows: Grade 4= — Robert Cuninngham, Winnipeg, said the amendments pro­ European immigrants. consul in Turkey, died here yester­ TILLICUM SCHOOL John Pickard, George Mead, Law­ posed were an attempt to get rid of The bill was put through the edm- day. rence Caweey-. Gladys Slessor. Chas. UTILIZE times want ads Division $^to Grade 8 — Mary Southern', Katie Prydatok, Ray Tate, Crouch. Ada Britton, James Renfrew, Gordon Mowat, Jennet Venees, Jack Cunningham, Arthur Jamea, Thelma Pickard. Catherine Simpson, Gladys Wratt*n,L**uy - Kaye,-— Reggie-Ho ward;1 Vi vl«fi Poddk, Gladys Wilson, Gertie Taylor. Mary Graham, Simpson. Stanley Walter. Mary Alex­ Edwin Vistaunet. Maude Spark, ander. David Cooke, Marie Rust. Fred James Tucker, Roy Thompson. Keith Bates, Constance Johnstone, Gordon AT THE A Wonderful Hynds, Mary Clegg, Bert Glenny, Ash. Ernest Ward. Haru Nishimoto, Edward Mclvoud, On trial—Gladys Simpson. Sonia Lily Sadler, Francis Show, James German. Leo Derman, Donald Thom. Cooper. Marjorie Ersktne. Honor Rolls—Proficiency, Gladys Honor poll» — Proficiency, Mary Slessor; deportment, Catherine Simp­ Royal Shoe Store Crouch; deportment, Gladys Wrat- JULY SHOE SALE Laundry Service son: regularity and punctuality, Clif­ ten; regularity and punctuality. ford Kerchtn, Vivian Dodds, Charles Our Special Buy of Manufacturers’ Surplus Shoe Stock is the Reason for these MONSY-SAVINO SPECIALS. Lilian Sadler, Mary Graham, Arthur Southern, Katie Prydatok, Donald EVERYTHING WASHED Jamea. James Cooper. Thom. Grade 7—Kathleen Glenny, Denis Grade 3a — Rosy Wrat ten. Nora LADIES’ VICI KID OXFORDS Boyd, Charles Newman, Mary Stew­ LADIES’ PATENT PUMPS BOUDOIR SLIPPERS -hOLLYWOOO SANDALS PLATWORK IRONED Harris, Glen Valla nee, Gladys Rogers, All colors. In kid and suede; art. Frank Cad man. Amy Kirehln, Arnold Wratten. Hobby Wormlelgh- Rayna Thompson, Fred Shaw, David ton. Clifford Kerchtn, Stanley Cooper, $2.00 value. Mowat, Lothian Bone. Herbert How­ King Cooke. George Askey, Kathleen July Sale...... tpls^U Other Clothes Returned Damp. ard, Victoria Waram. Grace John­ stone, Mary Lister, Harry Stancll. Kaye, Arthur Ward, Henry Eva, Dora Rogers. Watson Glenny, John Hilda Northern. Thom, (Horge Smith. Ronald Frew- Grade lb — James Askey, Muriel s.« Our Sp*cial, in L.di..1 Ho... Ing. George Legett. Harry Simpson. Ash. Edward Stancll. Mitchell Ott. Honor Rolls—Proficiency, Kath­ Alberta Altken. Felix Cooke. Edna $1.00 :- v7 C Per Pound Howcroft, Sadue Shim Isa, Mildred leen Glenny; deportment. Harry Ktan- Millar. Donald Lowe. Fred Crouch. cllRegularity and punctuality. Frank Wltlf medium heel, sixes 2% to With high op low heels; regular i'adman, Watson Glenny. Amy Kir- Sarah Hall, Margaret White. Fred Anderson. Joseph Spark. Howard 4L Regular $5.00. In green and red. kid or calf; chih, Rayna Thompson, Lothian Bone, $4.00. July (B-1 (VT Children’s Sandals All At July Slessor. Edetstrd Kaye. Cyril Galt, .July Sale, a pair .. tegular $4.50. July John Thom, Fred Shaw $1.45 Sale...... Prises Sale, a pair ...... Economy Steam Laundry Grade 6—Lennox Davies. Isabella Eric Bailey, Jack Rawlins. $3.50 Grade 2a—Eunice Taylor. Takashe 607 John Street Phone 3339 Tomes. Limille Spark, Lawrence Howard. Mary Anderson. Marion Ono, Wilmot Thompson. Wlnnifred Pickard, Dorothy Newman. Victor Conroy. Stanley Waram, Betty Dowling, Arthur Pass. Verna Moore, Thompson, Robert Cumberbireh. Nick Voting Men’s Shoes—Shoes for Esther—Shoes far Children—All at July Special Prices Alexander. Herbert Hynd, Slnott, Vistaunet. Mavis Johnson. Jack Shaw, Crap, Sol, O.ferde. July I M,n’, Rop. Sol, She,,. July I Children1, Canvu PUy Show. I Men1, T,n Celf Beet». July Audrey Hanson. Dorothy Cunning­ Price •3.86“ | Price ...... *2.45 |I July Price ...... | Price ...... ’...... ham, NormatkBoyd, Kenneth Rough, Prlce ...... S2.-45 75# 83.95 Fay Hammond. . Grade 2h — Mildred Tate, Mary Don’t Forget the Address—See Our Windows for Bargains—A Balloon Given Away With Every Pair of Child’s Shoes jjani. 'Jfryffl Fnlt. Qwiff. Jto ____-JIM BRY A NT %'mUy Thompson. James Forster. AiSt Agent C.C.1L Red Bird—Englleh Bicycles from fdS.OO ShfrratL * Margaret Boyd, Margaret uiii««H wMU*m T-Uy Con •;Rueeell Punt. Goodyear has solved this urgent problem— Muscular movement certificat* into all Goodyear Balloon Tires—to fit new COM* Bicydes Lois Spooner. Eva McCarthy, Sylvia by perfecting a remarkable and exclusive wheels, or the wheels now on your car. Wright. George Poison. Winnie Poi­ son. Eric Butler. cord fabric called SUPERTWIST. For Goodyear Balloon Tires to fit your Grade 1—Arm movement certifi­ Red Bird-Massey-Perfect cate*. Lloyd GaJe, Betty Young. Karl Tests made with tires embodying this new esent wheels, see the Goodyear Selected Anderson Young, Aileen Book, I)oug- material, showed .that a carcass made of Beaumont. Moore Ferguson, Ksaler. Regarding new, smaller wheels and Cleveland-Columbia r„,The Stewart Anderson, Albert McCarthy. SUPERTWIST delivered more than 100% 'Bicycle rims, with Goodyear Balloon Tires, see the Made in Canada by . with the greater service than a carcass containing an Goodyear Selected Dealer, your car dealer or Canada Ctche & Motor Company, Limited ANNUAL PICNIC equal number of plies of standard cord fabric. • the nearest Goodyear Branch. HeettMl, Toros to. JVESTON.Onu WUmipsg. Vancouver COM Xtrjplex The annual Church and Sunday School Makers of High-grade Canadian Bicycles for 25 Years. picnic of the First Congregational Goodyear means Good Wear Also of C.C.M. JOYCYCLES—High-grade, Easy-running Tricycles , Church was held on Dominion Day at V4NC** -the. Elk. Lake .. Athletic Associatlnn s. grounds at north end of Elk Lake. J Busses left the church promptly at 9 o’clock, and after a fine drive up the £»*nlch Pen insula the party arrived-at The picnic grounds. Swimming, diving, games, etc., were Indulged In until noon, when lunch was served under the invit­ ing shade of the many trees on the lake HARRIS & SMITH shore. After lunch the Urn Tomble took charge of the sports programme, under CLEVELAND(IT VtnT iun AGENTS ■ the capable Jeadershlp of H. H. Masters. The races for the children were keenly 1236 Broad St. Phone 8177 contested. Ice cream, lemonade and MADE CANADA candy were much in evidence through­ out the day. A motorboat hired for the day delighted the younger children. The Picnic proved a great success and the IcWess reluctantly returned tired «tr v: V&g&tFM W* stock Parts for All C.CJL Bicydes rvr1""1. [-,IT. mi mlViiiiisi! iMHliSi lii'lfôtisklil'll GOODYEAR SELECTED DEALER VICTORY CYCLE CHURCH P1ÇNIC ■ l. I ■ Mevlour'. Church and Sunday WEILER AUTO SUPPLY School picnic will be held Saturday. July [reel av »r->uk'i>ton .Weiler Building) Trierons*: Office. S6I: 681 Johnson Bt., 4 Doors Below Oort. Jacob Aaronson, Prop Phone 736 BEGG MOTOR COMPANY, LIMITED Battery. <«»; Night, 88. S. at Mount Douala» Park. Automobile» MS VIEW STREET RHONE 8898 will leave the church at 1.10 and 4.16 GOODYEAR TRUCK TIRE SERVICE STATION VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924

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HONORS______COURT _ POET.______-Robert Brydges, poet laureate'of" England, received the degree of Doctor of Letters at this year's commeecemcnt exercises at the University of Michigan. Prom ieft to-right are l>r. Bridges; Ren Jam In Hancfteit, Grand Rapids, THE WOMANÉY ART INCLUDES A KICK—Hu.bond. and bandit. over In Parle will buy shin- Mich., a regent of the university; Miss Rina M. West, Port Huron. guards if they are wise. For the women have take n up boxing. They are following the French rules Mich., founder anti supreme commander of the Woman's Benefit YOU'D NEVER GÛESS WHAT THIS IB.—Th is looks like an exclusive clubhouse, but IVs really of a quarter century ago. under which they can swing feet as well as hahds. Mile. Hols, foremost Association of the Maccabees, upon whom the honorary degree of a grocery store, located in Irvington, an exclusive residential section of Portland, Oregon. When Irving­ woman boxer in France, posed for this picture, showing how a woman can subdue a heavier opponent. Master of Arts was conferred, and Miss Jean Hamilton, dean of ton residents tiret heard that a grocery store was b eing built in their midst they wrathfully *"or« the University. boycott it. but they changed their minds when this lovely white stucco Italian villa, decorated with trellises of roses and set back of a broad, green lawn, arose, and now the Arm of Bchaler and \Inton is doing a record business. A neat driveway runs around to the rear door, where the delivery trucks are loaded, while there is no sign or other indication of business in front. mAn ,Wk B■*' S' .*

1 X. * '* • « • iinsuüjÏÉUfpT • A Ai. 1K v* W V, i I ;t • GREEK SAMSON.—Gun Leasts, the Greek strong man of New York, who bends iron bars in hie ? $ \ | • teeth and holds up great rocks to be split by sled ge hammers. CANADIAN OLYMPIC ATHLETES AT MONTREAL TRIALS.—From left to right: Bd Rae, Ham- i Y MCA. Canadian Ave-mile champion; G. Hester. Toronto, 100 and 200 yards entry; J. Hawbolt. ntvfclle NR. 5 and 10,000-metre entry ; Capt Cornelius. Canadian Olympic coach; L. Armstrong, mipeg sixty-yard, joint holder of world's record ; Dr. C. Hay. Victoria. B.C.,' 120-yards entry, ter and Armstrong were two of the selections of the committee to make the trip to Paris.

TORONTO GIRL WITH MILLIONAIRE'S DAUGHTERS.— Young leaders of society believe every woman, regardless of her wealth hr position, should have a practical vocation. Mrs. (llprta Gould Bishop, daughter of the late George Jay Gould, forsakes the gaities of Newport and Southampton and enrolls in a special nor­ mal course for dancing teachers at the Chalif School. Latter In the Fall she will open her own dancing class. Mrs. Bishop has studied dancing for ten years under the direction of Louis H. Chalif, and has appeared in numerous junior league and other charitable enter­ tainments. Photo shows* a millionaire dancing group who are studying. to be teachers. L*ft to right : Francis Chalif. New York ; Verna Watson. Toronto, Canada ; Mrs. Gloria Goul

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HUBBY'S PROTEST. — Ran NO SYMPATHY. — Richard dolph G. Page, thirty, air mail Ijoeb. Chicago. Ane of the con­ pilot, flying between Chicago fessed slayers of fourteen-year- and Omaha, baa startedMN a ‘back old Robert Franks, can hope for •The aerial Pullman is to the hair” movement, Hie wife no sympathy his Arst had her hair bobbed. "All right. cousin. Moritz J. L»eb. Ff»r Til grow a beard so long I can Moritz is business manager of a tuck it in my overshoes," said Chicago communist newspaper -Page. He declare# he won't ♦each that is crying (or "Just ice” In a razor until Mrs. Page decides to wear her hair long again. blind, yes, blihd. to the crime# of the rich. the paper says WANTS FREE EGYPT.— Zaghloul Pasha, aged premier of SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG Kgypt. Nationalist leader and one-time political "mart>r” who is going to London this Summer > vevl, SOME FOLKS 6ir to demand greater Independence for Egypt, coupled with with­ (XW Her tip \F IT DOIT Raw drawal of all imperial troops. JUST Because Trie»'*» CAwnw1 m UtaBReufe*..— Taeee wouupnT DC no Sivco*» «sa MANY TRAMÉS—Mary Oar- \F T*e- StiN WAINT SrtlHtK’. -z: den is taking efepart of a six­ jjjgf CYRIL WALKER, GOLF CHAMPION, IN ACTION*—Here is teen-year-old in -one of her an ‘ international actiongraph" showing Cyril Walker, the new na­ operas next season, according ta tional open golf champion, driving off. Walker, a midget of the links, reports from Paris. So *ahe is is said to be one of the slowest players in competition, and is the getting in trim now. She ’spends VD bvwl eeueit professional at the Englewood. N.J.. club. The action here starts at least an hour on the tennis Twe apace Of with the three "c’.lt*" at the left and is completed by the three at courts daily at her Bummer home the right. UÉC. SBJtjOMffit JWftSS» near Monte Carlo. And never a NO*. KNlfe IS lOV rtc-j »wnwi‘ VK a tittle plunge in her own swtea­ over ms Yuri. LES ta* MTAY. ming pooL «Patted SpiT b TUKTS vnteee Ml KHlft IS AT. kiwis RiSHT. PlKD MX*. I KMlfe OVER- 1 TtUS-R.vrkY. OVA DOIS

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. .. ALMOST HUMAN.. - John Ini d it,- THEY'RE HONTIxd BURIED OÔLD!—They r. 'ih>hin*'for only gorilla in on*- ,. tlvlty, in the arms of Miss Alyco VoTif hijWiW’In wy* RYnncl.ro’. OoM.n Gath iNnMMM'RMFMP Cunningham, who is conducting making another attempt—the Arst since 1S0Î- to And the wreck- interesting a*r of ibe "fMiRcr HI" Hr Janeiro She w*. tiri;in* n.4W.e»0 hi scientific experiments In attempt­ gold when she went down in 1MI, with a- lose of life of 119. Thin ing to see how far he can be photo shows ldwal K rick son, diver from the Mare lslapd Navy civilized. «?*** Yalta, coming up after a prolonged‘search beneath the water. near Monroe. V = VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924 15 U.S. MARKETS CLOSED Retail Market Ab to-day Is Independence Day EXPORT LUMBER MARKET In United States, all American . V.o.tablea stock and commodity markets are ”»rlla lb...... Canada Ready For One Good Bond closed. vwulinowere...... tl to ... bunch...... M Dominion of Canada 6% approx, of 1164, & 100.376, yield...... 4.98 Chicago markets will remain t^lifornln Hod Lettuce. each...... 1} RENEWS ACTIVITY HERE dosed to-morrow, but New York Axpkmgux. lb...... 31 (guar. C.N.R.) Is taking only to-day off. rît V®0*1 Potatoes. 4 lhe. for...... « M -b.' •»*= :8 Oversea* Markets, Formerly Quiet, Now Brisk; Cucumbers, each .. .30, » R. P. CLARK & CO., LTD. Caf* rihK houaa Tomstose. Ih. .... M Canadian Championships Get emo,,*.»...... Australian and Oriental Orders Secured; Four Members Chicago -Boaad of JTrnde VICTORIA STOCKS Montreal. July 4.—Crops in most dis­ tiTL01*' i« ibiy.g tricts of Canadacare making steady Underway To-day; Victoria Freighters Due Soon to Pick up Cargoes; Total B.C. Bond Dealers Association per bunch ...... » progress. according to the'Bank of Mont­ «-'hier Interest on the Victoria Stock Australian Grapes, per lb...... «• real crop report, which was Issued to­ Player is There Orders Amount to 2,000,000 Feet of Lumber. Phone: 6800. Victor!» Stock Exchange. Phone: 5101 day. Exchange to-day shifted from Dunwell fj*aj Gooseberries, 3 lbs...... Into (llacler Creek, which continued' Its dÏÏTÎ1 Strawberries. 2 boxes for .... In Saskatchewan and Manitoba and advance and went to 41 cents a share. >j«LCh.*rriee- California. lb...... Ontario the season Is still two weeks Toronto, July 4—A large number of A revival in the lumber export trade is reported at the local E*r^*PPJe*. each ...... $$'«*■ Il’.V’.t** mu<* keen bidding on the Tnk?el«upe Melons, each .. .SO, end late, but as good growth is now being entries have been received for all mills this month. Overseas markets, which havg been quiet for part of buyers to pick up Glacier Creek, T.«bi® Raisins. Spanish...... *5 and ii aJC* favorable for an events in the Canadian Lawn Tennis mere was also much Interest displayed {><♦■• nor lb, .!?...... ;j| STSaiJ nZ&J" Br,t,eh Columbia rain some time are once again showing renewed activity, especially -1 924- !h' L «>d U the new Glacier Creek, championship tournament which Australia and the Orient. Four freighters are due here soon to which will go on open trading within ^•«‘ons, JST. dos*n ... 20,..30 and *«9 The full report follows: started at the Toronto Lawn Tennis the next few days. Some of the final Juries, 2 tbs. for .26. S lbs. for .36, Jo Provinces: Kdmonton district— Club this afternoon. Handicap events pick up lumber, while considerable quantities are being trans­ VICTORY BONDS i o j ch have been under option were m*!}** for .45, and. lb...... 22**2 w*ather during the last two only are being played to-day and to weeks has retarded growth There has shipped to Vancouver for loading. If you are holding Victory Bonds maturing November 1, 192«, It held strong. fgjjj Dates, packet...... morrow a start will be made with the —*"SeeiFe maaA-AHMUk glea»,^J»ut_ . aaout So far 2,005,000 feet of lumber is reported for export this may be to your advantage to consult us and obtain the informa- Ing prices were pipicked town players will not arrive* before morning and more orders are anticipated. The Belfast Mam "tlon wè hàve“at”KanT regar^ng“ari* excfiarr^e ’or theVe j&onda’ went to a new high for Monday, these matches will be con­ Phone or call fof our liste ♦6 65 asked. «v^vviut» wulch had fined .to loeal players. due here about July 13 or 14, will load 210,000 feet of lumber To-days prices on the Victoria-Stock Cut. Plum», lb...... suffered from lack of moisture. T^ree members of last year's Davis for Sydney, Australia. The Canadian Puget Sound Lumber Exchange were: Peiche., p.r dosen ...... 60 w^Lïirid,,.l district—crops In the Minins— Bid Cup team will again take part in this Company is providing this order. BRITISH AMERICAN BOND CORPORATION, ltd. B n defy Red Mountain I SAee;oed Watermelon. Ib...... !• ”2™" portion good, in the eastern tournament. W. L. Rertnle, the present > Established 1*01. I-ocnl Raspberries, bix ...... môïeturey epolty and ehow lack of while Moore and Whitting ton wili Canadian Winner la expected here Bowens Copper ...... IS Canadian champion ; W. F. Crocker, toad 100.000 feet of clear, on the 723 Fort Street . . Phones 348, 84$ Consolidated M. 4 S4.ee berries. 2 boxes for .. .25 and J. j»*. Wright, of McGill Univer about July ». Cork Province—n -fed ««UTranta. per box ...... ► .}• Saskatoon district—Owing to cool Talabot, wjjlch I. due here July 22 to Direct Private Wires to all Eastern Exchanges Douglas Channel...... F'*®* Currants, per box ...... ••» -16 '«MWr. th. cron. .r. one or t.o wSSa i Crocker .nd D Mor load for Melbourne. Australia. The nunwell Mines ...... 6.16 S.RS I«ocal Cherries, per Ib...... • 16 light lhan ueua^ The hay crop will be r.lce- _wh<> were in the finals of bollboth Eldorado ...... Vslencia Oranges, per dozen. 80. the Ontario and Quebec champion Canadian Puget Sound Lumber Com­ New Companies («lacier Creek ...... 31 •60. .40, .1» and ...... 20 «Rei ... dl>*Hct—The season Is two ships, have beeh selected by the Que­ pany will also load 210,000 feet on Oranby Consolidated .. 14 00 this freighter. Haselton Oold-Cohalr U*UH|- but crops are bec Lawn Tennis Association as their TotalJ6,835,000 Almonds, per lb...... ». .•$ wa>!ll"f,Lfc**l|tKy progress. Prosp^ts representatives at this tournament. Hemlock Creek Placer. walnuts. per lb...... 2k iiürted sa,1ffac,or> Average hay crop ORIENT MARKET Howe Sound ...... - 1.7» California Soft Shell Walnuts, ib.. .46 B.C. REPRESENTED laiopead—e* ...... The Oriental market Is again active Toronto, July «.—Authorized capi­ Indian Mines ...... Bra si is. per lb...... 26 and .80 ’'Gunlpeg district—Grope two weeks The British Columbia représenta Cin OF PRINCE RUPERT 6* BONDS International Cdâl .... Egberts, per lb...... lal** but prospects improved by rains with an order from Shanghai and one tal of $6,336,000 la represented by Roasted Peanuts, per lb...... 1$ tlves are JIT. B. Boucher and Miss Due 1936-37 McOlllterav Coal ...... 46 seasonable weather. Wheat MarJbrle Leeming. the latter being from Japan. The Be. City of Vic­ companies In Canada whose Incor­ Premier Minas ...... 3.10 Cocoanuts ...... fTT...... If and .15 in-^Vv,bl.^d* ««me districts, and plant toria. which 1. at present In drydock. PRICE 1.01 Chestnuts, (b...... 25 healthy though short. 6 the champion woman player of British when floated, will load 160.000 feet porations were reported to Thé Mone­ Sheep Creak Cons. Province oF Quebec—Recent raina and Columbia. tary Times during the week ended Silver Crest Mines...... Proi™ *" “«• ES1*** weather have greatly improved The Alberts representatives are: here for Japan, while the Canadian Silversmith ...... cr°b outlook, but more môlsture la Prospector, which was te have left June 21, aï against $»,«15,99» for the GILLESPIE, HART & TODD, LTD. Standard Silver Lead . . No. i Alberts lb...... «• H. A. Dyde and Fj J. Mitchell; Man­ Comox, lb...... „...... 45 , n Byw «octloas. Grain. itoba^ O. D. Holmes and A. Baynes, to-day for th# Orient. In the new corresponding week last year. 711 Fort Street Victoria, B.C. Phone 2140 Saatoch Mines ...... VIM PA.. Ib...... 45 rMP backward, is doing well. Hay Intercoastal-Orient service, has been Surf Inlet Ootg...... Is BUIe short on the higher ground, but with several players from Winnipeg Terminus ...... •. < owlchaji Creamery, lb...... -A...... 45 accompanying them. dolayod by additional cargo, part of Oils— r Salt Spring Island, lb...... «§ yAe,d ** •xpt'vted. Roots are which I. from local mills for Shang­ PRESBYTERIAN PICNIC Boundary Bay 011...... 66 l-ll promising. Pastures generally satlsfac- George M. Lott, of Chicago: Samuel Empire Oil ...... 00 4 Hardy. New York, and A. L. Bruneau. hai. The Prospector Is expected here Spartan Oil ...... 90* jcTfrfsh, extras ...... It i.l2?nlnan . . 07 00 Finest Ontario Solids, lb...... 25 Gf- ilT* *Fr'ng graine, which «re Including Mrs. Blckle, Uanadl 8treel, where all will proceed along committee. The picnickers will return Dunwell Finest Ontario Twins, lb. than avsrsge m acreage, making champion for nine years; Mise Head StreejZ to the picnic ground*. Canada National Fire. . 46 00 10 00 Food press. Hay on old meadoun ts In the Intercoastal trade there still to the city about 6 p.m. and ;r Canadian Pacific Rr . 147.00 162.00 Fdam Dutch Cheese, lb...... Florence Best, present champion : le a fair demand for lumber, and also These cant will convey the yôurfrer Orest West Perm, i-oan 24 00 Gouda Cheese, lb...... new meadows rood. Clover Mrs. H. F. Wright, of Ottawa, On­ members of , the Sunday School All Oregory Tire A Rubber. 3 00 Oorgoneola. lb...... and alfalfa are excellent and grass pas- In the United Kingdom. The Can­ others are expected to take the regular B.C. Marine ...... * loe.ee » Gruyere. In portions, box .... Com Is late hut Is growing tario champion; Mrs. E. F. Coke. Que­ adian Freighter ie loading 50.000 feet ■treet cars. A nplendld programme of Glacier Creek ». gAL"”- .*■ ...... wen. Peach crop prospects are below bec champion; Mies Mildred Brock. of lumber from Victoria mills at Van- •port* have been arranged. The pro- Ontario, M»»w foe the Ceiled ■ ItUiadim, |Wmi NZMzSaA.yy-aUft # Angeles, July 4 —Bringing the committee on arrive! at the grodnd*. 1008 Bread St. Rhone 320» cables mede for weskness In to-days The outlook for potatoes’^ good. In only upset thus far In the Pacific here for delivery in Montreal. The Warren Martin will have charge of the market after the opening, which was Halibut, lb...... 25 lnf PrJnee Edw.nl I,land fairly flrner-1 Considerable selling developed Soles, lb. .16: 2 lbs. for ...... S5 Ooofst men's doubles championship Black Cod. fresh, lb...... if reln; h»v- n ban.lk'1.1 tennis tournament Tom Ferandani early and prices rapidly broke about two- Skate, lb...... 1# an»_a . crop ndltlons are good rente from the opening figures, but rallied Province of British Columbia—The and F. Godsell. Southern California later when the selling wav# had passed, Cod. Ib...... 16 been hot and dry. and cm% tltleholders, yesterday won their way and at the close the market was eteady. Kippers ...... 16 % lower for July and 4 down for October Finnan Hsddlee, lb...... 2* are again In need of rain. Haying has into the final play by defeating Har­ and December. Smoked Black Çod ...... Li, .26 commenced with prospects of a light vey Snodgrass and Walter West­ High yield except In the dry belt, where a Whiting ...... 6 good crop has already been cut. Grain brook;. the pick of the local tennis 123% 124 122 12*% Smoked Salmon, lb...... 25 talent. 111'* 119 117 117% Red Salmon. Ib.. .25, or 2 lbs...... 41 promises goes! svyrage yield, except on 113% 114% *112% 113% White Salmon, lb...... IS X ancouver Island. Roots are show ing The score was 4-6. 6-2, 6-6. 2-7 and Small Red Salmon, lb...... 16 ell. Hops very good. Apples and 6-4. 48 43 42% 12% pears «re string up well Cheirle* are Howard and Robert Kinsey of Ran 41% 41% 43% 43% fhell Fish «1% 41% 41% 41% Crabs ...... 11, M to .25 Francisco, present coast champions, Shrimps, lb...... M had little difficulty In disposing of 73% ancouver 7«% 74% Meats M1:, ,v:yo&; tts?a «id Bates and Allen, who advanced to the ïîü •9% 63 Pork— trying up elsewhere. semi-final by defeating Neer and «3% Trimmed loins, lb...... 80 Devis. 214 l^gs. Ih...... 27 WHEAT SHIPMENTS 215 214 214% Shoulder roast, Ib...... 20 The final match ts being played 106% 196 198% 195% to-day. 133% 169% 187% 13» Pure Pork Sausage, Ib...... 27 Winnipeg. July 4.—Wheat Inspec­ GIGANTIC SACRIFICE No, l Steer Beef— 74% 75% Suet, lb ...... 16 tions here yesterday totMtëd 743 SILVER 7» 76% Rfrlotn Steak. Ib...... St ■a. Including 642 of contract T-rmdnn. July t -Bar silver. 34*4. r»r as ?!* mes. Monry. 1 * per cent. Miscount rates: Cash rriees Loins. Ib...... 46 grades. Last year 112 care were In- -u"°* _ Wheat—1 Nor.. 132*; I Her.. 11*4 Legs. lb...... 42 epeotad on July ». Short Mils. 8 to 31% per cent.; three months' ■—►SHOE SALE *—- ■Nor.. 114 4: No 4. 100: No 6. 1*24: No Choice Local Lamb— ... » bUla. a* to a t-aZ SOT cent- g »« 4: feed, •*%; track. 1224 Shoulders, lb...... 12 Oats—2 C.W . 42%; 3 C W . 404: extra Loins, Ib...... 46 1 t—d. 404: 1 feed. "* ‘ rejected. 36 4 ; track. Legs, lb ...... 46 Barley—t C. W.,.24%; « C.W.. 734; re­ Prime Local Mutton- jected. «44: feed. «64: titrack.—*...... 744 Legs. lb...... 15 Flax—1 N W C., 2 ShouMherw. lb...... *...... II C.W. and rejected Loins, full. lb...... 4# Ryo—3 rTw.. 7tf% FkjÉF Standard Grades, 42.1b...sack ..... 2.16 At the Old Country Shoe Store , . Fa*d Prices tom to pieces during tills gigantic clearance Sale. À wonderful money-saving opportunity Wheat. No. 1 ...... *Areyou Montreal Stocks f.r<>ut?d Barley ...... 42.66 where positively all idea of profit and even cost has been totally disregarded in this mighty, (Br R. P. Clark A CM T.aat Oats ...... 41.60 effort to sell quicklv. Abltlbl ...... t.A...... 67-4 Crushed Oats ...... 46.66 Aabeetoo ...... >6-4 Whole Corn ...... 44 06 ' STORE OPENS SATURDAY MORNING 9 O’CLOCK Bell Telephone ...... 130-4 Feed Corn Meal...... 48 M Day io Day Comforts? Rrompton Paper ...... 30-2 Alfalfa Meal ...... 48 06 Brasilian Traction ...... 61-0 Straw ...... 22.00 Can. Cement, com...... || Alfalfa Hay ...... 64.66 WOMEN’S WHITE WOMEN’S WHITE CANVAS WOMEN'S HOLLYWOOD SANDALS Can. Car Fdy.. com...... 47 It is a mistake to imagine that caving ie a Can. 8.8., com...... II CANVAS BOOTS PUMPS Do., pref...... 41-4 necessary bet unpleasant duty entailing Can. Cottons ...... 06 sacrifices and deprivation, without im­ Leather soles medium Can. Converters ...... 71 VICTORY BONDS toes In email elsee. Cons M a 8...... 31-1 mediate benefit. You need not wait until Detroit Untied ...... 31-4 VICTORIA FA ICES Reg price $«.00. Satur­ Dom. Bridge ...... es old age to gather the harvest of thrift day morning only Dom. fanners ...... 24-4 Pom. Textile ...... «6.4 Lake of Woods Milling ...... 176 Peril»* Per 110* The man with even a modest bank ac­ l^turentlde Co...... 17 Victory Lena 5Vy“r—Tni Free National Breweries ...... 61-4 1327 1st June and December 102.36 106.26 count can enjoy, from day to day, plea­ Made with leather or rubber eolee. This la Mackey Co...... 113 1932 let May end November 104.46 106.41 Atlantic Sugar ...... 12 1937 let June and December let.40 107.40 sures and comforts that are denied to a, monti-saying bargain. . Saturday...... C7LoOXJ Ogilvie -Milling Co...... 305 192$ let June and December 100.49 Dominion Olaaa ...... 104-2 i*« aprff end October 100 4» m known he can afford them. Little luxuries Turned eolee; In red or green; $6.09 values. Mont reef Power ...... 170-0 1937 let March end Sept. . 102.26 103 26 Penmans Limited ...... 1146-2 < Fa ye b le New York) are not extravagances for him. Hi. re­ You must hurry. A Q Union .Bank- ...... 103 Victory Loon 6^4', Sacrifice price...... WUotO Shawtnigan ...... 131-4 mt lot May end November 106.00 101.46 serve fund—regularly main- ; WOMEN'S COLONIAL bpanlah River Pulp ...... 100-2 1927 let May end November 101.16 102.16 Do . pref...... 112 1932 let May end November 102.25 103.25 tamed and earning interest— WOMEN’S CHOCOLATE CALF PUMPS Steal of Caa...... 71-1 1934 let May end November 10L7S 102.7.1 WOMEN’S BOUDOIR HOUSE Toronto Railway...... 04-4 provides for them. OXFORDS Patent leather and vlcl kid. Wayagamac Pulp ...... 33 1921 16th April end October 99.65 10( SLIPPERS 1943 15th April and October •*.«$ let... Open a Savings Account to­ Military heels made by Amee Holden and Kingsbury. McFarlane and other Add accrued Interest to date-. 1927. 1037. other well-known makers. Reg. &0 QQ makes. Values to . Sacrl- ing boys. Mule hide leather eolee. The ■meat Miller, counsel for the accused "Harrow* boot Is facing a charge of seduction, rained pre­ tops. liminary objections to an election the pTc...... $4.98 Sizes 1 to S made to stand hard Crown understood the defence had Take Notice, pair . .$2,48 wear. Saturday * Also General Public ------Mise 11 ta IS at The hearing opened with a preliminary objection by Mr. Henderson who said ms the depositions of the preliminary hearing In the lower court had been IMPERIAL BANK signed by Alfred Hallam who, too. had BIG SALE sworn tne witnesses, the depositions Starts to-day of $1.98 were void. Mr. Hallam. urged Mr. Henderson, was not the official steno­ OF CANADA grapher of the court in which the charge MOTHERS had been laid. Hardware, Tinware and I MEN’S TAN OXFORDS Richard C. Lowe, for the Crown, This lot will save you money on your Boys’ YOUTHS’ WHITE OK BLACK responded- by mating his surprise at Made on the duck bill toe. Goodyear welted Boots. Gun metal and box calf Boots Value* RUNNING ROOTS object lons\ raised by the defence to Plumbing Goods what he understood was Its motion to soles. Sacrifice price . ^ gg to $«.00 and $«.69. Saturday Fleetfoot, sixes It to 12. g-J elect for speedy trial. After some fur­ Bathi, Lavatories, Furnaces, special ...... $2.95 ther argument the proceedings were Saturday special closed without any material change in Sinks, Stoves,, Boilers, Floor - the-situation.------' '• — Wallace L. McNaughton. defendant, Bepiters, Stove Pipes, Build­ :z:4 i:4ctAr was committed for trial by Magistrate ing Paper, Galvanized and —------j-i—Prompt action will give you the best choice. See our windows and you will be con- Jay. He has the option, under the Bank - England ymcod our bargains are genuine. present proceedings, of electing for trial Bnamelware, Milk Cans, all by judge without Jury In speedy trial or of waiting for the Aaalse Court trial by sizes; Valey Galvanized Tin. Jury. Counsel for the defence indicated to-day that.he mgy attack the proceed­ A Thousand Pounds of Natls, also ings of the lower court and the commit­ a Complete Tlnshop with fourteen LONDON CIGARETTES tal itself. pieces of Machinery. Stock ond Hand Tools, Humblng To*j1s and lHaRsu ilfhr, l ■ ,we ■; lady too numerous to men-. giiMa toSie to wlatf ilp titeByS-jrw X6H, Bask., furnished thé feâttifê to lO 20t 201-35* the harness radar at the Prorlncial #NWlW»

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garage for rent. ______tf-61 HELP WANTED—MALE AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES books row XALfc.—MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL Striorla Safl» iCoeilfiurii apartments 2 — •T°SN.T DBAVIM.B, p™" n f l^NOIXKKRS . AdvMUune T’bt»» Ho.-ltSO. ■Le w tv iut« S^FKÏ'.EŸ’Bt-ÎLni'xo" 11Jl1 “gffrYrrnRfapa nil QuadraT*^ It's pure. Plcntca------an 1 parties eup- bates roe russiriEn adyertimxg ***!• EORl. BOAKSTCB ...... I»« •/«-FORJ). ltte model L- corner of Fort. Phone 4414H3. piled. Vancouver I»«and Mil ncouver I.,and Milk producers “24 Yates Street W**881 ■ikw'i'WW■1 glWWl ■ ISRSIIffl '■?' IW e.1 UUAH-44GG46» Wwpe, Mi Nerik Bark Miissu.. Vl.eax ■UH Pgffs ANS conTRaCTOD^ R«»tT>mic]ee" tor's* IF. tx>st or Found, etc.. 1 & FNANOB- Y«»e--mw. nrYWfflr cdftffftTcn' 9ft 4-46-897 , A'fWtWHIÿnts"' an^ 'Tffngte^ TWooina ’ 4 not agents. 39* Pemberton Bldg i;H*VUo, KT- 1**1 model, touring " elmost ne*[. Phone 4438L o-tf Strictly First-class 1 %c per word per Ineertlon. Contract rates i486 CHEVROLET superior. 2-eeater. T ADI Eh -If you Bïve a watch that you îî:î fAXON CHUMMY ...... 6*6 1»Z3 model. rrlvat* and Public Bathrooms •a application. Il’AXTED—Two young men, good aP- }**• MI'PMOBII.E ROADSTER .. . 7*6 1 «ENGLISH bicycle, gent's. 24 In. „ consider too large. The Jewel Box. 444 * * pearnnee essential, eighteen years, $*.»-—STAR touring. 1*2* model. Hoi "■**«•. Steam Heat. Gas • No advertisement for lose than 1*«- ÎÏ1Î *2SipO* TOURING...... *?* * J fully equipped. What offers 7 ac » Fort htreet. cor. of Government, will ex- Elevator Service Every Day ûrJJr'™”'" »»«■«* Minimum «umN-r of words. II. college men preferred. Apply after*! F-"W-. 1824 TRAILER ...... 40 481 Superior Slreet 424-8-157 change it for a modem bracelet watch, tf Apartment . 82. Waver le y Apartmenia MASTERS MOTOR CO.. LIMITED Finest building In city for a nice, quiet, la computing the number of words la an • <*n K.«*v Terms If Desired Dougjss Street. 666-1-3 ... . _ CARTIER BROTHERS DVIXRUOB for sale at a bargain. Ab- IANO leaeone. • 2 per month, success clean place to live with all conveniences advertisement, estimate groupe of three or *14 Yatee Street Phone 871 guaranteed. • -4 Johnson Street Phone 421. eolutely as g«Ml if not better than P llox 842. Time* Company. Phone 6817 Green Lumber leee figure* as one word. Dollar marks and ll’ANTID—As active man. permanent 8414-84-147 Managed by JAS. A. GRIFFITH tf-68 all anbrsvlatlene count as one word. CHEVROLET, Superior, almost new. A The Garage With the Car On the Hoof —- Price for cash 1144 Apply M 9 9 position, with fourth engineer's ticket Wylde. Strathcona Lod#e. ghawnlgan l-ake. 1ITOULD Misa Ivy Hall phone to Vbrle Phone 64781. Advertisers who so deal re may hare re­ preferred. must Invest; state experience _ ««1 at ...... 1750 j DODOE. ltte. Touring. In perfect order. ------tfi ’ ’ Egglestone at the Y M C A 463-3-5 CARRE r CLEANING plies addressed to a bo* at The Tlmee Of­ Box 664. Times. 664-1-3 AUTO BARGAINS—1427 Chevrolet Spe- FURNISHED ROOMS fice and forwarded to the«r pri»at» address •t only ...... 1476 MS. *66* 1*21 Dodge Touring. 876*. LYolt HALE -Wine barrels (oak), sixes J ISLAND Window A charge of 16c is made for this serslce. FORI» Coupe, in the very heat' of shape X 1*. IS. 36 gallons; water storage 1 • nd Carpet a#anlng 2ï?îee .ft.0*de,rr- ,47S; Mcl.aughlln Four. /COMFORTABLY furnished rooms, all f Co.. 817 Fort. Birth Notices. $1 66 per Ineertlon. Mar­ HELP WANTED—FEMALE A snap at » >.•« 1*2? Kord. 1494; 19*| Ford. $364; ,ned* 7or the farm or cottage, j LOST AND FOUND Phone Silt. w ON ER1.AND M, Roadster. In perfect order. W llkina.,n. cooper. 241 Gorge, and Market I i"M*l*rn convenience* Apnlv »»•* Hughes,Hamilton- Beach method ' «« riage. Card of Thanks and In Memorlam at ...... ft*# ü;i *£**•*•»<* Four, 8364 1422 Ford Bug. Wool worth Bldg 2744- 11.86 per Insertion. Death aid .5“!**™' $164; Ford Bug. » dandy. $190. Wanted Phone 4942K.______3T64-4-» T GST—At Hons of Canada picnic. No. 2 "C9AT VIMPA ICB CREAM DE LUXE - DN ERLA.Vi» M. Touring, in excellent or- popular light care, dressmaking Notices. 81.64 for one Insertion. tor . der. at ...... 4464 J^OR HA I.B Antique aofa with carved „ Brownie camera. 8 films exposed ELHI HOTEL rooms Uo.*eeae«p.aa two laaertloLO. x-4 It's pure. Picnics and pa.ties sop and btdrouma #1# V-d___ .. piled. Vancouver Island Milk pnxlucers MCLAUGHLIN Master SU. K «6. See thla CAPITAL SERVICE ... . -Inut frame, m perfect condition. * iwder kindly phone 4441.. 27*4-8-5 D .*B-Ovlatlon. fit/North Park llrtu. Phot.» eee »l ..... i No dealers need apply. Telephone S676L. I (WT -Canary, from 1409 Amphlon Street 648. 3214-6-727 Easy Terms 1462 Fort Street 44X-2-4 Tates Street , Blore Limited. Tri FUNERAL DIRECTORS TAIT A M. R AK 1^9uIt HALE—Grey collapsible baby bugg>. AA phone 62551.. Reward. 2768-9-6 ROOM AND BOARD Phone 14*8 933 Yatee Street A In good condition. Phone *6261: SPECIAL 1 - )HT, <»n July I. between Little Ar« lie I>B1\ ATE home, good board, PVXINO ANO cleaning' ^STENOGRAPHY. Commercial. Prépara- suitable SNAPS IN USED CARS snit esrwe A B.C, Hardware. 718 Fort Street. 2739-12-19 Crowther. na> inent system; expenses advanced. Row 4444 V44MB TOURING CAR. onhr run a 467-3-6 OPP. Colonial. 439, Times «39-8-1 few thousand mile* ...... 8160 »«• Yates Street. Phone 1178 ÎULY T OST Pet kitten. Mach body, face and •V ... JAMESON MOTORS LIMITED rlrihranc# sale of cents, suite, FURNISHED SUITES PHUnTe° eu^°?^ï--:-^ «nd B O. FUNERAL CO.. LTD ft’ANTED — Kxs»» rlenired ■alp*peop> 744 Broughton Street Phone 2244 Open Evening»If •J dresse*drea: sweaters, skirts, raincoats AA feet white. Kindly return to n«« 9 9 Apply David spencer Limbed ooo-tf Vancouver Island Distributor* for the h,« discounts Every garment H *ti KLETELY fun.-shed two-room ment. Thone 1494 ^ *n«r»rlng Depart- (Ray ward’s). Bet. 1S«T Famous Studebaker Car | r,c cleared regardless efBHM Ueo; adults. Da ice Ceert. Yatee K tmuua Store Limited. Ill Yates1 Street. 1 OST Sat unlay afternoon, small geld 1874-,f 1SI Broughton Street SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE XX Evrraharp. engraved Please return FURNITURF MOVER*= STOCKTAKING SALE OF USED CARS OGGERS', t ru leers' and eportemsn'e to Times Office. Reward. o-tf ^IELD AP AKTMBNTS—Opposite the ïf?f fTHtty ~ WRK 'g,-.od" 'l|r»ii nothing, tents writ webv J‘ . Building. Furnished suttee to A BOUT TO MOVE* TF —___ ... f Calls Attended te et All Hours Pf^s fjeduced Krom June 14 to July 4 L J-ORT—Friday afteenoon. on Ne. & car. \7ICTORJA College student desires post- just the right fnvesfrfiilnt rAr fninv 'U.r.j. Lamb Transfer Co J — * light- delivery work ...... V-m-^3 ÎSLLUU W"à Moderate Chargee. Lady Attendant 9 lien for the next four months. AppH grKCLLLJN DUCEMENia -Afl h*»** eUk glo.vem. Please raium.lQ Times. Be ward o-t£ TOTU.DT- AI A41T11KXTB—Ti. m. .««- OtBi. nhnn. ,i„. 2,7.1 2Uh" far Shipment e Specialty 5JEÏ«IMS -WmXJCH, », * a*n-pwyrmmt- * \CALLEAULB and steel ranges. T-4ÜT—Tawefcia nm* Tftr.- frirm sttfhr? ...... - » W t*me JM. ÎT re, week Pheoe OillT 147- II nw-wwn *«!;,« -o r,nt. rh.m. 1«;« ii Ford Dealeiri Douslae Street. XJ between Cetwood, Stetlon and corner ______nn-tf •ITUATIOfCS WANTED— FEMALE Guarantee No Term Charge Government and Panders Streets, or he- tween ab«»ve corner and West holm* Vlul NT ZMU'III.AS APAHTMUXT*. o.k ' ’VKID \V|. TMWItIN.; \T8Y rengee and used ranges, on easy -11 *,"*. Junction, n... High Mellon,. OUR TASK "VUR8B open fer engagement, or will $144 -al terms. Jack's Sieve. Store. 766 Yates Cabaret. Saturday evening. Phone «978R p°«TEH. PRED—HlgfcM' pr„. , OVERLAND ROADSTER ...... $240 Reward. «21-3-137 I^rgc and small completely furnished r.27. "lN ».r..L nZZ H le our teak to serve our patrons la ,a ' car* fer patient In her home, phone «HEVRuLET TOURING ...... manner that bespeak* a fitting tribute to 4428Y. tf-16 $160 T 08T—Yeeterdav, on Ooverttment. John- CHEVROLET TOURING .1216 GTE NEW hfENZIKH APARTMENTS—Partly fur- it their dead, carrying Out all details of the CHEYRoi.ET TOURING ...... 8366 *J 'son or Ikmglaa Streets, a sum of funeral arrangements quietly and unob­ CHEVROLET TOURING ...... 8866 N money by workingman. Please phone 47510. J1 nlshed. fireplace either stove or gas trusively. | TEACHERS WANTED CHEVRolJCT TOURING ...... 8400 J28-I7 oklng. Corner Met sirs and Nlngnm. LAWNMOWERS THOMSON FUNERAL HOME CHEVROLET TOURING ...... 8446 mod crate 467-26-1*8 BABY • IRANI»...... ELIABLE mailing lists of Victoria ai iroWBRS ground and adjusted 11 *^. ICI Quadra St Pbone 1>I Night or Day tt’ANTED—Three experienced High BIG SNAPS IN USED CARS .$426 MONEY TO LOAN Established Over IS Years K« CHEVROLET...... ■ 4404 Vancouver Island hemes, business ms SUMMER RESORTS ’ ’ School teachers. Victoria High 1*1* M' I.AVOHLIN ROADSTER 84?', KB (TIEVRULET ...... 8*50 Rauto owners, etc.; a Mo complete lists ^£^j^n £jùndiin'D*ug,.r.i! î. K:r School, victoria. BO Must be University mo CHEVROLET TOURING ...... 44*4 MCLAUGHLIN, 7-peesenger ...... professional men. retailers, wholesale 2 7 graduates with professional training . .87*4 AGREEMENT! sn« nurtnin «... —Cottage to 1*21 FORD TOURING ...... 8175 CHEMt(»IJCTf 8 ...... $556 and manufacturers throughout fanait ■rx rhn~d„ *•«•! «Hen ne Imem.u Major subjects. French. English hlstorv 1»22 FORD ...... 14-; m.laughi.in 4...... Postage refunded on undelivered mall ma Pbone 2546 OXV.ACETYLENE WELDING McCALL BROS and commercial. Applicants will give full 8406 ►roi-rtr ,>on,.. A Knot. beirlMwe. «1! 1*31 PANEL DELIVERY ...... 8*84 FORD-TOURING. 1421 ...... $875 ter, Newton Advertising Agency (eetal Sa v ward Bids. tf-l* 2731-S-J 57 (Formerly of Calgary. Alta.) particulars regarding qualifications and 1*18 DELIVERY ...... |i2i FORI» TOURING. 1928 ...... f»* *» 7-passenger 11.660 RETAIL MERCHANTS' CREDIT LTD.. 4f>lfl> Richards'1 Tea Rooms. ton* Machinery Depot Ca.'Kt Phroe 67e" (.OLE I. passenger ...... _____ BOUGHT ______6g46-3i»-l~7 Best Prices Paid—W# Call POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK HUDSON. <-passenger ...... 8640 a*. : -SHAM A. €& 8ur“* lilh baa-Bone Hid g monumental work* n iiihIim 11 san ii ii'SSSS have three fhone 441 TSS Fort Phones 7818-378* RATENT ATTORNEYS poos OALQRB—42 White T.eghornA. In MAXWBI.l, 1-TO.N TltUCK, '% c.rd T ------—...... - 111 III, ** etdeirdld •■•ndition arid full lav. 146 MISCELLANEOUS botden! m i.ur. “ |,t“^ Pkl.fi*»1 c»“«w »u..v Mullard. th* Garage. Shelbourne Street • HOUSES FOR SALE T. pipatent attorney. *26 View "street Delivery free. €38-2-4 Cell and Have a Demonstration' Phone 916, J'Y OATS’ milk delivered. MONET LOANED [K TOO DO NOT SEE what you are look2 64 LJTEWAHTS MONUMENTAL, WORKS REGO MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED ? l-ÏM^TED Office and yard, corner l^OR SALE—Gordon setter bitch, good "J Dairy, phone 774IR1. lug for advertised here, why not adxer- A retriever. Cnpt. George. Pllmley a On Persons! Property—A*y Amount from Komeone aioongatngat the PLUMBING AND HEATING "'*• v—“7. Oarage. ^ 34*8-tf 88T View Street Phones 2468-2488 ll*.*4 Up tely h tf A * HASENFRATZ—Pie. BARGAIN “>!"«. heat. 1IATVH1NO EGGS—Your Choice of Bine DAVID NBLSOX. Manager repair» all kinds, XI breeds. 81.64 per setting. 817 Old T ATEST model Hupmoblf* Touring, only amster let i.akesiIDE tne 674. re». 4&17X. «46 Tales. COMING EVENTS Keoiilmatt Road. Phono 4747R. l«S« 1j ru» mile#, complet* with bump­ Mile 9. Sldqey Hi 424 Hlbben-Bone Bldg. Phones 3769-781$ RIO VALUES TO CLEAR THIS SuNTlI H ighwey exchange. Plume I >EIH(JREB Cairn pup^ sire Doehfour er* front and rear, disc wheels, wind da. HUDSON SUPER-SIX. 7-paewnger. new 25«»-j«.|74 flectoF*. sun vleor. 1424 license, spar# tire top. newly painted, just overhauled. Big a good thrill I*la guaranteed1 to thoi 2487-36-161 iooonism- » Hector DM. winner elx first British jfcl *“x(y | EITHER in one sum or smaller "Moat great men are only shows; both parents Imported last year. cost over 83.244. for Immediate sale 11.876.' ' slue at ...... ease trips or surf riding. Robinson s 1 D ordlnary with an extraordinary CADI LI.AS EIGHT. 7-passenger. In nice will play for dancing Saturday qpAiJUrvr amounts at 8 per cent, on ODSRN homes for eel#, easy terms amount of determination" Wagon s Box It*. Duncan. 494-6-161 mechanical shape ...... |-|e 7.84 to 11.86. until further notice. good security. Box 144.664. TUnes. F THOS. PLIMLET LIMITED I D- H. Bale, contractor. Fort and printers, stationers and engraver*. ,1210 MAXWELL TOURING. 1821. exceptionally Grounds Illuminated each even adacona. Phene H46 tf Governmeht Street. Special clearance of Brough toe SL Phone 88T Victoria. B C. ■wen cared for ...... 4444 colored lights ((**• estate and insurance boxed stationery. Genuine bargain at 41c. ORAY-DORT TOURING. 1834. exception- ally fine motor ...... $«44 UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR SALE—LOT J _ A. W. CARTER - —g.I.Up.Jrpincnt. rhoo. lit - - BARGAIN la not the price but what j^AWN MOWERS ....r* .... *. "RHODE ISLAND RED hatching eggs for Ph.k. »<« «n r«mwii»r »ir»l - m Fort dresee» of Victoria and Vancouver Island X |ng for advertised here, wh * not edver- [ ing for advertised here, why not adver­ A CADILLAC 4 Sedan. 7-pawnger. ttone Avenue. se your wants? Someone amongst th# c- — ■«root. cor. Government Street. Work ••*•1 H,u^22" 5.u5*.r. « Cabriolet. 8- auto owner*. Nswtoh Advertising Agency tle* your wants? Someone amongst the guaranteed. Cleaning. |1; mainsprings. |L; paseenger. $1.144; Cadillac. 4-passenger Stdte 24 Winch Bid*. Phone 1416 ütf.|< thousands of readers will most likely have UAANKN goat, milks 1 quart, and one model 87. like new. $2.444; Packard i|. Juat what you are looking for and l,v Ki».| •ash and doors LYord BUG wanted. Phone fB35R. to sell at a reasonable price. Xt.-k a reasonable price. nanny kid. $16; 8 ILeghorn . hlckena passenger stage. 11.764. No finance" fee* IG range of new black satin ellppera. charged. USED PARTS for Cadillac I 4(3-8- Street, or phone 2H for appotnlment. in full lay wUh Leghorn oooaler. 86- Phone RENT -Good «.room house. No7~1312 •WANTED TO RENT F. DRT8DALE COM PAN Y— very latest styles In sandal effects 7649R1, or apply 8487 8 At reel «37-4-5 Studebaker Big SIX. Hudson Super-Sit; ’E are ready to sharpen year X K 'amaew Street, near Moea" Street, full w, KingB a Shoe More. 613 rates Street. if Grav-Dort. Dodge. Chevrolet, Briscoe SALE—Cheap. 1818 Ford touring. mower cutlery, saw a. acleaora. W else basement and furnace. rent $25 per ’OUNG couple wish to rent furnished Park Street. Paige. Oakland Light Six. Bulek. Saxon" In good condition 34493644 AlbinaAll,,.,.. Broad Street. Phone 462. uiT-f month Apply ReaVta, 1314 Carnsew d~" "* ss'.z* iw*jaa YTtOMB to the Caledonia Hall Saturday Commerce and Maxwell trucks, bungalow. Oak Bay preferred, willing TIMBER .448-4-, Established 1948 667-1-6 Ï w wh.erî *l* lh” b*et dancer* go. e lease for « er 12 months. Give full o»r- acknowledged by all the sailor boya to PACIFIC AUTO WRECKING CO. LTD. j*OR SALE—1821 Ford. In good condi­ fpo RENT -Cosy, 4-room cottage, modern Iculara to Box II. Times. 004.tf •CAVENQINe tion. $864^ Phone 6829X. <28-14-164- "Advertising la to huslnees X plumbing, etc.: w||| be vacant July he the beet floor In town. Gent* sec YYYAN. MCINTOSH. HIBBERSON. BLAIR as steam is to machinery." ladle* lie, 8.84-11 if. ______2741.2.4 IV timber company limited- 841 View Street Phene 4184 /SvERi.ÂND,I Country Club m^del. good 16; f 16. Phene 21S6L2. 647-5-4 T-1CTORIA SC AVE NO I NO CO lilt montha Timber cruise re. valuators and consulting xr running order, spare wheel and tire THE VALUE f|9o LET—Comfortable. 4-room house. «13 Times. ^ V Oov.rnin.nl gUMt. ph.n. ««1. „ O you want aome real fresh and nice engineer*. Timber for sale In large and PRE-INVENTORY BARGAINS IN USED all In good condition. May be eeen at 69» OK A cut* of meat? Try Albany. l||| Gov- CARS X Head Street, nice garden. 826 month. , D small tract*—Crown grant or license—in Beech Drive. ______654-3-6 GOOD NAME Apply after 6 p.m. 7716-4-144 TAXIDERMIST ornment Street. Phone list. 24S6-24-164any part of the Province. 743 Belmont STUDEBAKER SPECIAL ROADSTER. House. Victoria. «$ Just overhauled and- painted ...... 8*44 F YOU DO NOT SEE what you are look­ No other ON forget th* Arcadians’ first la­ ing fpr advertised here, why not adver- W. TOW, taxidermist end fa# llation da nee. formerly Spring Ridge McLaughlin t-pass. touring, m I thing meant FURNISHED HOUSES SD 1 V" good Shape end painted ...... 744 «bm jrou^ w«n^* 7^re*^J?n°^.?Ttvtfthe *0 much ------3 SHOPPING BASKET • dresser. 1417 Blansherd. Phone 84fi Harmony Hall. BOATS ------.to. Hit P lust what you are looking for and be glad y of at door. Harmoniser»’ four-piece orchestra ...... 744 X furnished cottage, close In, adult* BSQÜTMALT CHEVROLET TOURING. This is a to sell at a reasonable price. ff-14 a hualnea* TYPkWrtl I Cri» Dance 1 to 11.SA Ladle* 2Sc. gents He A SMALL LAUNCH BARGAIN—1«- ■* thst^of rent IIS. 1014 Colllneon St. 27S4-S-1S7 OvVrLAND " FOUR ’ANTED—Cars and trucks for wreck­ -GAHaOA______lie I loon dene# and refreshment* , fro# ■**- foot boat. exceptionally well- SPECIAL, a UURN18IIID house for $ months, tin- my PE WHITER*—NSW and”'second ?|^ed‘ . 2741-3-1 built. with Bvlnrttde engine as good Uttle car ...... J U ing; best price# paid. w. Frank •s t*»w 'has priming cup tmw Wloter Vatneron Wrecking Cn.. 941 View Street x mediate possession, phone and garage UW altout tuning up jour car? A repairs, rentals; ribbons for all mm * OVERLAND It TOURING, i Included. Phone 3I44L2. 44T-2-4 Thoburn'a for good results. useT. Bottom or heat Te covered 1)1 p».»« prltnc reoula 1 chines. Units* Typewriter Co. Limited It'* pure. Picnic* and partie* sup­ with heavy ships oilcloth, making It 4*4* CHEVROIJBT ‘TOURING of 1 •L.rîr.nÆ"»- -KÜtt MMtJlllMiMRRiRl—1178* it plied. Vancouver Island Milk Producers’ very easy to keep cleaa. Immovable row- UVEIILANU FOUR TOUIILNG. fli in business...... —|„ - - .M Association. 11» North Park Stre*- lorfca. good pair of oam. All tools. 5 gsf cord tires end running fine . WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS prion». IJIi .n4 I5I1K1. Hl.______1314-4-Ml gas can with spout. Fries for cash 1175 WINDOW CLEANING Also several Fords and Dodges at prie, what product VriCE 6-room bungalow, partly furnished, All aises window glass In stock. Apply to M. W. Wylde. Strathcona Ixxlge Is being ______3844-tf V’BW Frlondehlp Club dance There * a Hhawnlgan l*ke or - 8yd. Yates, near which will move them right out. ECONOMY WARDROBE—Cash paid for good garden, small fruits; rent mod­ on any car. Tour old car taken trade. offered to CARPET -A.V reason why the crowds SUM come to Cartels Store. Hhawnlgan Lake. oltf •*-' children's discarded clothing, toy*, (he public. erate. 3448 Albany Road, off Gorge. V *■ BENNBT—Repairs promptly ese- the K of P. Hall• on Saturday nights A. E. HUMPHRIES MOTORS LIMITED etc.; à Iso Indies'. Phene 8484. 84» Fort "Rome was «43-3-4 v • cuted at moderate charge. 7368L1. W. h“**hEuSes Oente Me. ladle* / 9ABIN fishing launch» 21 ft. long, with Street, a be vs Blansbnrd.______1842-tf -______1863-81 Hare you been lately T V-J dinghy, etc.: owner going East would Phene 4Tt. Cer. View and Vancouver Sts. not hullt f|1(» RENT OR FOR SALE Furnished or He. 1747-1-8 accept $1*4. Address Box 413. rim^ 7ANTED Flat bottomed boat. Apply X unfurnished, close in. 6-room cottas* SOME SNAPS Box 18. Times. » neither can . large lot. bargain. Apply 839 Princess Ave! •33-8-1ST U If a "good name" be. but JAMES BAY WOOD ANO COAL chain to Phone SS57L. 649-6-7 Phone 264S srst#1***-’ -- *HOt RtRAIRmV illAWMIOAN LAKE WOOD JARD »«*.» .«eatsto; flannel trousers, cn- \VAN,T, n Cin"n,‘r Apply Box ^^rnm7 wriHWR “m iTirt • MM—i v-. ■ Wvide. Strathcona Lodge. ihainSan Lake. 1 ssaiiiB^/agaHg FAISFXELD rag? Some Others—Terms ADVERTISING Bay Ave. taeml),. 8:7.64; « rooms. Bal­ V»______tf BUSINESS CHANCES AGENCY moral Road. 835. » rooms. Fairfield. »4<* » A. te Canadian legion—«Whlet drive ; rooms. Foul Bay. $65; 6 room*. -Fern- ______CONFECT I ONER Y______PaOPXSSIOXAL CABDS Fr1d*>. Jdlv 4. Tn Conservative »)-!«>, SEMI CRUISER, « h.p. 4-cycle. EVE BROTHERS v- Advertisement Writers and Advertising md. 8af. H. O, Dalhy A Co. 884 view PIVK POINTS STORE Is now resdy te Rooms, ''amphell Bldg, 86.66 highest score. *£0 good condition Apply $14%21S«4 MlVhDUirhl. A GENTS wanted to seH the most effl- Street______^ÎSÎ-3-t BARRISTERS gpn Street, or phone 487«l„______484-4-141 Distributor» Faige and Jewett * n- clent spark plug on the market If Contractors A; serve you node sundae or milk, you Wish to catablleh a buatneee of voer Multigraph and Mimeograph Circular Mi­ MONTH Pleasant, '■ »• >-•* «•- Phone m m-l-a •»*-• Bldg.. vicru. EC. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924 REAL ESTATE-HOUSES, LOTS, ACREAGE,DAIRY, FRUIT,andCHICKEN RANCHES FOR SALE m FAIRFIELD DISTRICT THIS IS INTERESTING 1 *LX»R SAL*—7-room house. In excellent HILLSIDE. HIGH LOCATION ____CLOSE IN FARM PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO. "V**T LARGE LIVING-ROOM. 3 cosy ^ _FINE PLACE POE HENS NORTH QUADRA STREET CHEAP HOME—LOW TAXES <------LONDONIN. ENGINGLAND)------A repnlr, overlooking sea; oak floors In A bedrooms, Dutch kitchen. eeu|iery. MODERN BUNGALOW. PRICE ONLY TNSIDK four-mil* slrcl*. near Cadboro «1 OAf>—<-*OOM BUNGALOW, Mm- hall and dining-room; bullt-tn features; fully equipped bathroom and large bright A Bay. w* offer 1% acres with two «ore» flow ment, kitchen and pantry. 1 :cePTIONALLT I. A ROB LOT, L™. GORGE ROAD HOME—On oemeni basement, furnace, hot «Water Z^UTglDR CITY, near car linn. Comfort- the beet pert sod within one mile eunroom make up one of the moat charm­ cleared and half-acre timber, high end well good bedroom* clone ts ear. and a bar­ soil, no rock. about fruit v7 able cottage, containing two bed­ heating; all modern conveniences; nice ing and attractive little homes that we drained, good fruit and vegetable sail; gain at the price. trees, smell cotti with light eni of centre of city on the main naved garden and garage. This la beautifully good three-room cottage, with fireplace, rooms. kitchen, living-room, psalry. bath­ highway. All local Improvement situated. Price ff.SM. terms. on our liste This bungalow to only This property Is la a high, healthy die. room (no beta) ; largo garden lot. with • f*w years old and to In first-class condi­ city water, sink and toilet, large screened Price only IMS. with taxes paid up. An 4-room dwell­ veranda. poultry house. 6»-bird capacity, barn, chicken bouse end garage. Price ing. fully modern, with hot water TYSON d WALKER tion throughout. In the living-room there THE CITY BROEEBAOB payment a eg six per cent. SLIM. I 1 * Mel b *. fit preeeed brick fireplace, beautiful email barn and goal stable, fenced end Tease are el •• yearly. laid on and In the very beet ef •IS Fort Street " x-rru built-in buffet, leaded glee* window* and croea fenced. lovely see views For title shape. Commande en excellent oil painted walls and celling. The bed­ -----*- fel.SSS, with 8SM sash, balance on A. A. M EH A REV J. GREENWOOD view. There are" 4% acres of room* are nicely papered and tinted and « l»sd. number of fruit tree*, email ?• 2*»Ut only fear years age 4SI-» Say ward Bldg . 1247 Dongles Street fruit*, lawns end sit kinds ef PROFESSIONAL CAROS have roomy clothes closets. The. kitchen 'u&mi3 ciAm,«5rt1EL A CO. LIMITED Phene 1144 life# Opt Siam i at Biro*4 Is finished In white enamel and has all 7. Price ealy fljee eh rubber lee. flower bade. etc. Good (Continued! kinds of labor-saving devices. Stationary ■tone fence. Concrete driveway tubs m the scullery. Large, well-built TT to said that opportunity knocks at ear to door, barns and outhouses. chiropractors garage for 3 cars, with cement runway. -*• door at least ones dating otir lives; Fronts on two street* end can Picturesque lawn and garden. This to here to yeurs. Cosy and exceptionally wall- alwayg, almost ns much as It hurt for the rabbit gentleman and off easily be subdivided. Only 14.64e. «•rvou. Dlj.rd.jj Chronic Allm.at. really a lovely little home and upon In­ built bungalow containing four rooms. It him. It was our first quarrel, re­ they flew through the air toward the “• H- Ll\ SST. D C . »p.C. spection you will agree that It to an ex­ he* hall. Mvins-rewn with open ft replace. member? I’d done something—1 hollow stump bungalow, for thfey JAMES BAY HOME—On Michigan St. > Chiropractic Specialist ceptionally good buy at •reh to «1 InUis-room which has built-in don’t recall now what it waa—and knew where it was, having visited lt-rooi suitable Graduate of the^ Canadian Chiropractic ONLY «2.800, ON TERMS buffet end china closets, large bedroom boarding or rooming house. with cloths» closet and connecting ^bath- you passed sentence on me. a sort there before. Uncle Wlggily came Buhdfng Phone 4M1 SWINERTON A MVHGRAVE modern, brick 440 Fart Street roam. kitchen with every built-in convent- of Adam’s banishment from the gar­ hopping along behind them, but as foundation. Electric T^OICT WAIT until you are on a bed of ence. scullery, etc.; full eleed concrete!ê den ef Kden. I thought you’d se­ the Squlggle Buga flew faster they Lot Is 46x170. with sickness. Let mo analyse your spine water heating, laundry “Uncle Wlggily sent ua to have tea The porc hase* price InciudST * li ing, and I lingered, waiting for the n.? Ml Vlon, end Analysis Free call, but It didn't come, You stuck with him,” they said to Nurse Jane. INVESTMENT AGENCY. Mornings. 14-1Afternoons. 2-6; blinds and electric fixtures. to your guns and I had to work like “You are very welcome.” spoko the LIMITED Rvonlnga. Wednesdays. 7-4 Jy4 P. R. RROWN A SONS the devil to get back into the fold. muskrat lady housekeeper, and she 1 Street -, Phene It» ÜLIZABÏTH DWIGHT — Consultation It taught me a lesson. I never risked put a spool of thread on the floor aa =J *2* Phone 7441 or «444T. MS By MILDRED BARBOUR a stool for the Hqulgglere to ait on. HkMrtOK Bldg ______tf-ll offending you again. I had a healthy fear of being cast forever l*retty soon along hopped Uncle little—such as half a crumb of bread, Into outer darkness and 1 couldn’t Wlggily. a quarter of a drop of molasses and DENTISTS WEALTH OF SOIL "I have invited company to tea. have stood that. Do you really know. a quarter of a teaspoonful of tea. She thanked Heaven devoutly that chosen to spend that glamourous Natalie, what your friendship iuid Misa Fussy Wussy.” he said, not, at first, seeing the Buga. “You would never eat any one out $170,000 Voted For Techni­ mtrnble for the production of *11 the contretemps hadn’t been eora- time at the Sheldon Summer place sympathy and understanding haa of house and home!” laughed Nurse to 4 p.m. tropical field crops and fruits, and by the sea. meant to me all these years?” "Yea, they are already hire,” cal Bureau of Department plete and that her own card and Its laughed the muskrat lady. "Well, Jane, as she passed the Bugs two SHUTS, Deatlat. Office, No. many stretches need but irrigation It would be Indian Summer then, -Is that why you married me?" crumbs of rose leaf cake. JBtdj._Phone TUT 40 necessary for economic crop*, while message had not gone to Jeanette and she could envision the sea, bur­ was on the tip of Natalie's tongue you go In and talk to them while I of Agriculture Amory. In that event, she wouldn’t as ehe smiled a little sadly Into ths set the table.” "They may stay with us ten year* at-gireaent for economic crops, while nished in the Autumn haze, lastly So Uncle Wlggily talked to the if they like,’ chuckled, Uncle Wlggily. MATERNITY HOME the growing of cotton, dates and have known the truth afid, believing washing a deserted bench. With the flying dusk. But she caught herself Port-au-Prince. Haiti, July «.—The In time. She knew that he would Bqulgjlers, who sat on the «pool of The rabbit gentleman was eating creation of a technical bureau of the citrus fruits. The plateaus and moun­ assistance of old memories, she English walnuts, breaking the shells 'DEACUCROFT .NURSING HOME, 741 tain aides are suited without irri­ that Barry had defaulted, she would could picture the Sheldon’s terraced chivalrously lie and tell hie bride of Cook. Mrs. E. Johnson. C.M.B.. phone Haitian Impairment of Agriculture Into two even halves and taking out is the newest phase of the American gation for general farming, fruit have got things Into an awful mess. garden, flaming with Autumn beauty, in hour that hs loved her. And ehe the meat. When some of the walnut ilka administration of the island. An growing and vegetable raising. Be­ For Mrs. Amory would never hare and the cheery firelight on the dark- didn’t want that which ahe so de­ sheila were empty hs put the two MASSAGE tween the mountain ranges were beamed ceiling of the living hall in sired to be profaned by falsehood. extraordinary credit of <170.000 haa dared send back that card and thus Instead she said elowly: “I won­ halves together SLgaln, making them been voted by the Council of State found level lands where large planta­ the crisp dusk of a closing day. ■tick with some wet sugar. The i weather to here. Violet Ray tions of cotton, eqgar cane and openly admit the seriousness of her Candle-light on a table laid with der. Barry, if we’ve really done the irn treatments. Get to carry it through the Initial stages, empty shells looked like real nut». and it has been .placed under Dr. Geo. tmnanaa are possible on a profitable friendship with Barry. old blue china, end creamy roses right thing after all To marry each Just for fun the larger Squlggle F. Freeman, recently nominated by ■cale. In her relief at learning that catas­ dripping from a lustrous copper other. I mean?” Bng got Inside one of the empty nut PHYSICIANS President Coolldge and confirmed by HAITIAN OFFICIALS trophe had not really overtaken her, bowl! And Just they two, she and Barry started, looked at her shells and Uncle Wiggily fastened President Romo. •he refused to be hurt by the reiter­ Barry, lifelong comrades, with the sharply* ___ \R. DAVID ANOU»—Women1* disorders With the new field practically, vir­ ated knowledge that Jeannette little, precious invisible love god pre­ FIRST-HAND KNOWLEDGE gin. Dr. Freeman plans to build his “I’ll make believe I'm playing hide- F' specialty; IS years’ experience. Suite Amory was strongly entrenched In siding at the hearthstone. . WHEREIN SOME DISCOVERIES and-go-seek!” laughed ths Squlggle », Vantante Bldg.. Third and University. Dr. Freeman has Just concluded an structure from the ground up. He will start with the nucleus of a com­ the heart of her husband-to-be on She wished now, as the speeding are made Bug in the walnut shell. extended personal investigation of the this, his wedding eve. She was a train carried them toward this ful­ Suddenly there was a 'hole* at the agrieulturtl potentialities of Haiti and plete organisation and will develop TPB8 TUITIO» CARDS from the Haitian people the personnel little skeptical of love’s “good-byes’* filment of her dreams, and Barry Natali* answered the quick ques­ window, and. before Nurse Jane could expresses great potlmlsm regarding One might mean desperately never to lounged opposite her in the swaying tion In Barry'» 'ey*» with » alight ■top him. in lumped the Fussy F\>x. its future. Traveling for the greater required, rather than by the employ­ EDUCATIONAL ment of experts from outside source*. see another again; but Love is compartment, eyes absently follow­ "Ah, ha! having tea!” barked the part on horseback, he visited and stronger than human will, and shall ing the flying scenery, that she hod • Don't look eo atartled! I'm not Fox. "Well. I’ll eat. too! I’ll nibble questioned the small farmers, the The organisation will be moulded along the lines thod have succeeded In be always so" while the world lasts. chosen. Instead, the proffered Euro­ beginning already to regret our mar­ your ears. Uncle Wiggily!” But Just priests and gendarme officers, the She was almost Ught-hearted by pean trip. as he was going to do that one of the ClTENOORAPHY, Commercial. Prepare- local dignitaries and school teachers. tbs United States. Forestry will also rlageriage which Isla scarcely twoxw hours H tory. CoU«s!«ta. D.r .rfooj .odouMj and report, that he ... mn.t f.vnV: comec”,'» underu"°Tr his supervision, and a the time her dinner party was* over. The wedding was over. Their life ould, especially- — “klnce------we've'— hadh since walnuts on the table began to roll war «bout.1 -nfoggnsamm' - — • r\ lianrTFa inla —1 .x—Lr H* ail ■ tt. wh.t kta4 Afn.id.il first step of their honeymoon. And ...... side to side, and finally it Jumped up ______He found large areas excellently véloped to handle this wort? tired, she who had expected to toss that factor which makes me wonder : Tteaplrtr—1 toHvw. afeo aferaafe from eotM* with Gw. W* we*ve reaW »### llw wtes titiiir 4ft'«feer wlxv and banged the Fee an MOATHA.YD School. 1011 Oort, 'tom- Her wedding day dawned cloud­ man whose heart belonged to an­ to marry. We know ao appailtniy A skippy mt.'-howiedUw the nose. “What's that?” barked the g merclal euhjecta Succeeeful graduates w*1*1 unlimited growth of pren­ jBsqvimalt Girl Guidee—All mem­ other wotpan. The magic of the Fox. eur recommendation. TeL 174. E. A. Mac- niai grasses. In the hill lands be less aa the aklee of young first love. much about each other. There haan t bers of the First Esquimau Girl honeymoon of her dreams came back Fox- •That.” said Uncle Wlggily. “is r Mlllan. •• found excellent soil for yields of been a time when we havn’t been ■kippy nut. See it eklp!’r Guides are asked to meet, in uniform, In the first ecstatic days of her to mo«'k her, now that her eyes were to-gether since we were babies, es- grain, sugar cane, cotton, vegetables opened with bitter knowledge. What ”A sklppy nut!” howled the Fox. and fruits and. generally speaking, outside the Lam peon Street School at engagement when Natalie and Harry- cept the years we were both in col­ thread; and pretty soon Nurse Jane 2.30 p.m. on Monday, July 7. with a travesty it was. she thought, this called from the dining-room. holding his paw to hie nose. “I never soils of good agricultural quality that, had planned their honeymoon—the lege, and even then there were vaca­ heard of such a thing!” And just Morse signalling flags. It Is particu­ days which seemed so Incredibly far going away into aeclualon with Barry tions at home and house parties end "Tea is ready, but I don’t see how Victoria City Milk Supply with proper treatment, will assure that the world might not witness the then the Squlggle Bug, inside the productivity on a profitable scale. larly hoped that all members will away to her now with the bitter proms when you had me up to Cam­ the little Squlgglc Bugs are going to walnut shell, wiggled and equiggled Re «tille at Semple* Tested la Ike City attend to discuss plans for the gar­ knowledge In her heart that Barry first shy unfolding of thp flower of bridge. TheYe can’t be any mystery ■it up at the t4ti)le. Even Baby CLIMATE IS GOOD their love. Once ehe had believed and up skipped the nut again, bang­ den Ate to be held on July 12 and the did not really love her—Natalie* gal­ about ua, to each other. You saw me Bunty’s high chair will be too large ing the Fox still harder on hie nose. The climate impressed him as ad- guide t ump which opens on .July 17. lantly deferred -to by Barry, had It:«acred, had want'd Jo guard it for them.” Sediment Jealously from curtoua eyes. She with the mumps end I read to you "Wow! Ouch!” howled the bad chap. while you had ths measles and were ’Til fix it.” said Uncle Wlggily. “I’ve had enough of sklppy nuts! ban shrunk • from a vision of From half an orange need he made A MM decree fingers ... t.l Class crowded liners, fashionable hotels, an awful groueh. You know that 1 m Oh. my sore nose!” and out of the *144 Joseph Rogers .... 4 1 Clean a frightful failure at fractions, ar.d cute little table, with pieces of tooth- bunas low ha ran. Sill C. U. Johnson ... 1.7 «lean end lean tourists kttd •sight#’’ and picka for legs. This tiny table was Sill Pern hurst Dairy . 4.1 Clean rushing» about. Now ahe longed Vm aware that tickling your fifth “Ha! Ha! laughed the rabbit as he Slot Prospect Lake Dry 4.S Clean rib makes you raging and nclplrsa. set on trtp of the rabbit’s big dining­ opened the nut shell and 1st out the Slot B. H gime ...... I S Clean desperately for the diversion of room table and with little lump» of Squlggle Bug. Tm glad I Invited travel, the solace of crowds, any­ We'll never he able to have thoee S1SS A. Brown ...... *4 Clean delicious confidence» when a bride sugar for chairs the Squlgglo Bugs you to tea.” Si04 B. Rendis .>*. » 4 thing but isolation with Barry, this said they could drink their tea most The Squlgglers were glad. also. Si47 Supplied to Schools 4.1 Clean new at range Barry, who. deepHe hie and her new hueband catch up with comfortably. SIM Hatley park Dairy. I S Clean dear, familiar, handsome exterior, all the empty years before they met." And if the pussy cat doesn’t scratch SIM May lend Dairy ... IS Clean He shook hla head. So with the Squigglere sitting at the face of the clock when it climbs SUS Royal Dairy ...... S.f was riot the comrade of her youth. the little table on the big table, tea up to tickle the hands with Its taiL Sill H. Way ...... 3 3 -May I smoke?” Barry inquired, To he continued iltl C. Buckley ...... 4.3 wae served, and a very Jolly meal It 1*11 tell you next about Uncle Wig* SUS Rose Perm Dairy .. 4.1 breaking the silence which M was.' Of course the Bugs ate very glly and 8amrole’s blower. Si 14 J. King ...... €• Clean lasted wince their trpln had puhed fellS Breadtn Dairy .... 4.1 Clean out of the station »nd left behind SI 14 W. r. Richards ... II Clean the laughing, flower-pelttog crowd SUT J. Richards ...... Clean BEDTIME STORY Jut e. a r,---- Clean of friends who had <*>me down Clean wish them godspeed. If you find •us * It Stuffy I can have the porter open '*121 Maple HIU Dairy 4.5 Clean SI73 J. Vsling ...... another ventilator.** Uncle Wiggily and the SUS J. H. Harrison ... 44 Clean Natalie shook her head smiling!>. SUS C.  WcUregor .. U-88* -Please smoke—and do sed If l vs Si£7 J. P. Donne got all the rice but of my hair. SUS A. Pendra y ...... Clean SUppy Nat lue W. Robinson ... Clean He bent to examine the pale gold S. S c fltllwe!!. b Evans...... g îlity^æieru- ' CTleslS " Copy right, talk by XçCiure Nt.w»-. Gapt- JL Jfi. Barkley, not out ..... I BUI Burnside Dairy . Clean paper Syndicate. SIS* Mrs. Mes ...... Capt. F. Coneidlne, o Bonham- Nil ELEVEN Carter, b Wilson ...... it SUS Victoria City D ry". 4.1 Clean wedding to turn a bunch of By Howard R Garle Hope, c Wllroot-Smith, b Evans., T S1S4 Northwestern Cray I S Clean modern. ordinarily well-behaved Sill Inder Wngh ...... 4.4 Palrly Clean Extras ...... -, I SIM Mrs. McNeill ...... 41 Clean people into hoydons? Uncle Wlggily was hopping 114» C. Oldley ...... 4.S Clean man and a girl Mecfeto cast their through the woods one day. when hs MEETSpCE Toatl ...... 22» Slit J F. Fisher...... 4.1 Clean lot with one another, with full bene­ met the two little Squlggle Bugs. Light Cruiser Squadron S141 V.I.M.PA...... 4 0 Clean fit of clergy, the fact must be adver­ 6141 Mrs. Rudd ...... 4 1 Clean These two curious little c flaps, Captain Matthews Makes a Lieut. Waymouth. b Cole...... 1» Si44 J. MUlar ...... 4.1 Clean tised by a barbaric demonstration. C. M. Galt, c Hilton, b Napper ., 4 SI44 Arralt Plngh ...... 4 4 Clean “We’ve participated Itv many a something like luady Bug», only a S147 Mrs McGill...... 4 4 Clean Century; Victory For Lieut.-Commander Evans, o Mat­ SI44 Charles King...... 4.4 Clean •barbaric «U»mon»tratlon. as you bit larger, were good friends of the thews. b Napper ...... 8 S149 Mrs. McLellan . 4 1 Clean call It.” Natalie reminded him. "Be- rabbit gentleman, and had often Home Team Lieut. May nay. run out ...... It felSl James Done*an ... S.S Dirty memb«*r our luckless friends. Marine Wilson, c and b Cole .... » “Borné of them fared worse than helped him In times of trouble. * “Hello, little Squlggle Bugs!” cried Special to The Times Commander Wllmot-Smith, b we. too.” he acknowledged with a Carr-Hllton ...... 4 reminiscent grim. -Will you ever Uncle Wlggily in his Jolly voice, as Duncan. July S.—A team from the Light Cruiser Squadron captained by Commander Bonham-Carter, c PACIFIC GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY forget Stan HoiRlay’e wedding when noon an he saw the two email crea­ Dunlop, b Napper ...... f| COMPANY ' we kidnapped Stan at the station ture» sitting on a toadstool near a Commander Bonham-Carter visited little spring of water. Duncan yesterday to piay Capt. Midshipman Forbes, st Matthews, and sent hie bride off on a honey­ b CaRY-Hilton ...... 4 TENDERS FOR INSURANCE moon alone and Stan nearly turned “Hello!” Hello!” answered the Barkley’s Cowlchan eleven. Al­ Squigglere. but their voice» were eo though the Cowlchan eleven were Lieut. Roome. c Leggatt. b Cole .. § Tenders addressed to the General the railroad system upside down. Midshipman Brlnker. c Horsfall, b i.«in(r txta Dad’s influence, and spent filled with sorrow and sadness ihat successful by eighty-nine runs the the bunny gentleman looked at them naval men gavé an excellent account Napper ...... 12 tiM; w &rpmp&tstt5s‘' his wedding night rushing around Lieut. Fletcher, not out ...... § Great Kaateru Railway Company for a aeeond time and asked : of themselves and ths game was. try Ida to h*v,th, Llntlted Midshtpmair C’Ester. c Coneidlne. one year from July 22. 1924, and for he chuckled. ^Oti aftd r\é been • "What is t ho matter? Why irt ttomuftly enjoyed by the teams three year* for the same property from you unhappy ?” "“n and spectators alike. The visitors b Napper ...... 4 the same date, will be received up to mrted utr tn » lot o»_4«*l*nf 1* —r “Because no one ever invitee us to , Extras ...... g 12.60 p.m.. July 15. young llm*. Natalis girl. were entertained by the club at both their house to have lunch or tea.” lunch and tea on the ground. Com­ Schedule of the property may be seen Supremo quality and -Do you know." he went on more ■aid the larger Squlggle Bug. Total a.14# at the office of the Company. 110 Van­ aerloualy, "when I stood In the chan­ “To say nothing of coffee.” sighed mander Bonham-Carter played a couver Block, and at the Department of cel to-day and watchad you coming superb Innings of sixtyrtwo before rta^Æï Le,ls,stlve Bunding*. Vte- irnOen excellence the smaller Squlggler. JAMES ISLAND SPORTS down the aisle to m«. looking too "Ha! Ha! laughed Uncle Wlggily. being caught by Dunlop in the deep field. For the Cowlchan eleven Capt. T. KILPATRICK, radiantly !>eautâful tor any man to ”8o that's why you are sad. la it? Special ts The Times General Manager. have. I didn't after the first blind­ Well, cheer up! Be happy! Smile! Matthews 104 and A. H. Horsfall ing gllmpar. are you. all grown-up. Twinkle your pink nœe»—oh. I for­ sixty were the outstanding batsmen, James Island. July 1.—The annual In aatln and lull, and bridal «tuff. got. you haven’t any noaes—pink or the partnership realising 122 runs. ■porte day will be held on the local WALTER WALKER A *ON> LIMITED I waa seeing a cute little kM In a blue either—to twinkle! Never mind Capt. A. Matthews as usual played athletic ground on Saturday. July 1». muddy pinafore telling a freckle- —be happy—your troubles are over.” brilliant cricket and all supporters followed by a dance. A full detailed Tenders for Construction ef Wharves faced boy hanging over a garden “How coroe?” asked the larger were delighted that he reached his programme will be announced later. fence that he wasn't to come over Squlggle Bug. century. Wilson, for the Navy, got Tenders for the construction of two DENTAL CLINIC wharves. L CALL fee rekr rest-off eletki»* happy. Come, brother, smile for work will commence on Monday W"t discarded furniture, mass* Capt. Barkley's Cowiehan Eleven Lowest or any tender not necessarily tine*, weeie paper, rubber*, etc.. If >e# Uncle Wlggily!” and the larger Napper, b Wilson ...... 0 morning, July 7, at » o’clock, and Dr. ^CL phone 6141. Squlggle Bug tickled the smaller one Major Williams-Freeman, c Galt Youlden, the dentist, will be in at­ WALTER WALKER A BONS LIMITED 4MTP CAPT. ML JATWRB wader the chin. tendance until. 12 noon, and every F. P. WALKER, Secretary. Bee. Phase S1SS2L E Wilson ...... g Then the two Squlgglers smiled Ijeggatt, c Galt, b Wilson...... 14 morning after until all work among the school children in ths four dis­ Capt. A. Matthews, et Weymouth. tricts covered by the service has basa BRINGING UP FATHER b Wallis 104 completed. —By GEORGE McMANUS Cole, b Evans ...... 6 The association Is geratly Indebted A. H. Horsfall, c Bonham-Carter. to the Saanich Memorial Health woy-iee* I DON'T b Wilson ...... 80 Centre for thp loan of their dental OK iNrrrr WOULD OUT I’M Dunlop, b Wilson ...... 6 chair for the period necessary te mpmvWTHc ROUIMTE KNOW' IMF*** I PROM' KANO sore.- tO HAN6 TMe Carr-Hllton, c Evans, b Wilson .. 6 complete the work. l won- TMANKTOU NU66Y OF IT M MUCH W WIT ur;t MMES

FRIDAY, nd yuptl»; unwr direct ton KLX—Oakland Tribune, Oakland; 80S Nichole. •Good Nlsht Metres From S to 10 p.m.—Special Fourth of July programme, featuring Pata u KLX From 1 to Id Hawaiian», a jass band, readings and •anted through (b rw,- appropriate recitations with firecrackers and a balloon ascension Special re- it—Please do not be eui KFI—Earle C. Anthonj you hear, oh tW' B«ie Farit, Lao" ntetes; Fro» > to Id p.m.- From 1 to 9 p n “Nattant Address" by Judas CarionB From IS to 11 p.i Hardy, justice Superior Court; Ada From U LanSs, -'eepeanpi Temple . 8ürst Band. evangelistic address by Aimes S. Me- SATURDAY. JULY S From • to Id p.m.-n.—Gray studio pro* gramma, courtesy Maude Reeves fu, - Morning aileaL VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. FRIDAY. JULY 4, 1924

item eras struck out. the council ex­ pressing the opinion that aa the sum was to provide for increased accom­ Everything For The BRERS OF WE modation tl might not lie required MEMORIAL AVENUE due to the suggested impotation of fees for High School tuition. Coun­ cillor Streatfield moved and Coun­ Pickard & Town, Successors to BEGIN FIRST WORL cillor Mearn* seconded a motion to Fruit Preserving Season strike out the sum. This was car­ Présenta* Ketu.-s of aluminum or enmtnelware. canning rack», ried. Councillor* An worn l>e and Tay- ler were not present. Victoria-Saanich Beaches boiler», cherry pittere. Jar»,—everything that you can possibly OF SEASON TO-DAY In an advance report on tax col­ require for the preserving season is obtainable here at lection R. F. Blandy, municipal clerk, And Parks Committee genuinely roaaonable prices. Presses Roll on Fine Fresh reported a collection of 74.8 per cent to date with excellent hopes that the Meets vretend PRESERVING JARS Loganberries; 20,000 Gal- total collection would net the bal­ Pints, per do*...... $1.30 ance of $13.111 outstanding. The ses­ Quarts, per do*...... $1.66 S Ions to be Made sion was attended by Trustee Herbert Some Improvements to be The Popular Yates St. Store t'amUvhael of the School Board who A total of one-quarter of the full came to lay the views of that body Done at Beaver Laké DRAKE HARDWARE CO., LTD. production of loganberries of Van­ before the council on the Item in the 1411 Dougle. 8tr..t Phoo. 1MS couver Island is the expected demand etsimates under review.- of the <3 rowers* Wine t'ompanv. A maximum expenditure pit this whose presses were started to-day, time of $1,200, of whicu much has for the first time this season. There already been expended was deter­ Is a bright prospect of success loom­ Soldier Comrades mined for Memorial A vende by the Introductory ing ahead of the Industry, and both Victoria-Saanich Beaches and Parks consists rsrjr largely ef the wine manufacturers and the' Give Last Concert committee yesterday afternoon, the choosing « baking paw. growers of K>gaqs.ta this halanoe In ha retained -uaUi- f.TFft^dwTF rame* satisfactory work can be done' In the wVoieT.tTéaï.g "Vin Soleil- is the nu me of this For Wên dTFfeet Fall. It was stated by R. R. F. Sewell, qualities are uniformly old Winter grm Wine. 4 treasurer of the fund, that the ne­ Orders now require that the com­ cessary grading had been done, and reliable. JslooKing at an empty bin! pany manufacture fifty tons of ber­ City Rings With Songs When that It would be In good condition Magic Baking Powder ries into 20.003 gallons of wine this Veterans of France Enter­ for planting with the Autumnal la Ike powder tkat gerer season. Last year the output was raina. -ffa—______only 7.500 gallon* tain Sailors fella yon. Thia la tke REAVER LAKE lyovr] It was largely due to F. A Pauline, reason why it la by far -past member for Saanich In the Pro­ Recognising the Importance of vincial legislature, that the indus­ the most popular bak. The Veterans of FVance entertained making some provisions for the In­ try came into being. |Ie it whs wbd creasing tiumber of picnic* parties in* powder In Canada. secured Government assistance for the men from the four shlb* which who are using the filter beds at Bea­ Clearance : COAL the growers and manufacturers. compose the Light Cruiaer Squadron, ver Lake for various sporting con­ With, the manufacture of fifty tons the Delhi. Dauntieea, Danae and Dra­ test* the committee resolved to have of berries, thirty tons of sugar 1» them clenned out. In the case of the 'BlH “1*0 required. The work will con- gon, at In enjoyable smoking concert .1® their; club quarters last night. It sandy stretches used as n running ttrme in the eld Hudson's Hey i'we track, tt we* suggested that the city, pany warehouse on Wharf Street, marked the last occasion of meeting MAGIC engineer should be asked wjiat steps where the finest conditions for the af the ex-soldiers and sailors while could be taken to bind the material maturing of wines exist, as the ware­ the ships are at this port, and th*» together. house was built tor that very pur- party beat night made the most of Mr. Preston said he doubted tf it their time together. could be done, with oil. as Reeve BAKING Meanwhlle, the manufacturers are Frank Cameron occupied the chair Macnico! suggested to him. but «aid having their present supply of wine during the evening, and the many ar­ he would experiment. He was of the rapidly exhausted by the demands of tists who contributed .to the pro­ opinion to make a satisfactory foun­ the Provincial lAquor Board. gramme were vociferously recalled dation that the whole of the material vxlmatelv 5.000 gptlons have to the stage. would want removal, and substitut­ POWDER been sold in the past six WWttttis by for J.KINGHAM umited AM present joined with thunderous ing with some other substance. the company, and they have only a 1004 Broad St. Pemberhon Block Phone 04-7 harmony In the choruses which were CORDOVA BAY Our Method 20 sacks to the ton and /OO /bs of Coo/ "r ear* sack few more in storage Hence. . until part of the community singing pro­ they have got a supply ahead, they gramme Far down the street in Resignation of the caretaker at will not attempt to ureas their prb- every direction, the sound of "Sons Cordova Bay was received, and the duct into outside markets of the Sea" welled into the night, and matter left with Reeve Maenicol. as The directors of the Growers* Wine passers-by started. stopped and chairman, to make another appoint- t'ompanv have been elected for the stared about then* in bewilderment. year as follows; Vhairman. Henry Later on. when the/ seamen and.® Saturday Mitchell; board'members. H. E. Tan lhyr h,»l».wyX lir?llACri.Ul.S^àaou:.tAÇÇOJUNT,8.. , Paradise Inn harbor ______1 The accounts of ■ tke pte: X IT " TAfltonf, ma nager 7 a nd Migttonyn of tne ships could not re =j fw tta ysg w d*t«^ were scrffftm iiaoé temrt# court; Launch for Ma for George; sect pUrr ” ™ : • frrfrr from bilfMThg-thto occasional hire. Kates reasonable! sting, ami they were given ample tied, and on the motion of Alderman Todd, seconded by Councillor Hagen, Picked Troop of Victoria and J. W. WALLIS. Manager Radio ■ installed support by wingers who pecked the Ksquimàlt cars. of Saanich, were approved. They District Scouts Will Visit Those who assisted In the pro­ indlcat«-d that almost all the work gramme last night were: Rowley ordered when the committee made All Units Turner. F. MacDonagh. Ernie Impett. he inspection had been carried out. and the expenditure had been kept Joe Ramsay. Horace Putts. Marine Wednesday, July 9. is the day set Ixity. FI Heglow. Mr. Farmer and the well within estimate, except in the instance# of two or three charges for the departure of the special troop Tip-top quartette composed of Mark of Boy Scouts on their tour of the Sampson. FVed Kdway. M.*T. Rhodes for hauling, which were laid over for further examination. The bath­ Island. Their arrival is largely and Williarh Corbett. looked forward to by all up-lsland The committee which arranged the ing pavilion at Cordova Bay. Mr. scouts, and great preparations are master were guests of the Sidney ship by men detailed for that pur* Sum of $4.000 Asked For ■nlire affair was composed of «Vta- Sewell reported, is now protected by ■ Notice to Breeders of radee Joe Bloom. Murdock. J. Taylor, fire Insurance. being made for their entertainment. Troop at a two-days* camp last Extraordinary Estimates Goodlett and others. At all pointa campa with th*> local week-end, held at the home of Scout­ 8. M. Douglas Southworth. C. M. The committee seemed well satis­ troop will be made and a demonstra­ fied with the amount, of patronage master Goddard on Roberts Bay. A Sheldon-William*. P. L. Miller and Wiped Out tion arranged. Scouts Rose and Sheldon-Williams Transcontinental Train Service— accorded the numerous properties number of Sidney people were inter­ under their control, and lAerned that At Ladysmith and Cumberland are returning this week-end from Councillor-elect H. !.. N Edwards, Coast Steamship Service -The con­ special services will be held on the ested on-lookers at the Jolly camp­ camp at Keatings. During his stay completing the formalities In connec­ the holiday crowds of Tuesday had tinental Limited, electric-lighted, all- conducted themselves with less dam­ two Sundays by scoutmasters the fire sing-song held on Saturday at Keating* IV 1* Jack Miller accom­ Livestock tion with taking his oath of office, steel train 1 rev es Vancouver at 8.50 Rev. William faeversedge and scout­ plished the /eat of swimming acroa» was welcomed by the Oak Ray Coun­ age to property and shrubbery than evening. pm. dally, and rune through to Mon- ii usually the case. master. the Rev. F. I* Stephenson. Elk Lake, a distance ond-and-a-half cil In session last night, taking the treat serving all large centres. R*. The personnel of the troop is as Victoria scooters have greatly en­ mile*. Mr. Erick Bowmin, (he discovert r of The Bowman Remedy, Beal of the late Councillor Cecil H. Prime Rupert or Prince <3eoege follows. joyed the privilege of billeting up- cubbers wound up their ewuon -Johnson. leaves Vancouver Monday. Wednes­ LUTHERANS MEET Assistant District Commissioner H. 1 sland scouts these past two week­ with a Jolly camp fire at Fairfield elaims that in treating 70,000 cattle in the United States The meeting was to consider fi­ day and Saturday for Prince Rupert; T. Ravenhitl as scoutmaster. P. I» 8. ends during the slay, of the fleet In camp site, corner of Bay and Fin- nancial matters, chiefly an item for the results have been successful in 98% of the ease, treated. the Monday boat also making the !‘ort Arthur, Ont., July 4.—With Stark Miller and Crawford of St. port. On Tuesday or this week the nerty Road*. Cubmaster Cecil Framp- $4.00» in the extraordinary estimates Any ox call and the Wednesday boat foe delegates from aH parts of Canada Mary * Troop, P. L. White of J*mae Ladysmith Troop, a number from ton was M. C. and C. M. S. HUliard Are your dairy cows sad belters causing you trouble? of the School Board. The sum was making the Stewart call. Rail con­ and the United States, and including Bay. P. I» Walsh of Fairfield, and Victoria, und other* from up-lsland and Toison were responsible for the asked by the board to defray the cost nections at Prince Rupert dally ex­ six who came dlrtct from Finland, the P. L. 1C ArchtfOld and Deans of Col* went on board H.M.8. Dauntless, and delicious supper. Guests preeent Are you obtaining results In calves snd milk that satisfy you! of acquiring sixty desks and other cept Sunday for Jasper Nathm.-.! tv.en.ty-Xlx.tth annual convention of legiaie School, also from Sidney' while the scoutera were delightfully were Commiaisonar Scott of Glas­ et h#wv| furniture as well a# Some re­ Pant ami eastern point* Ticket* is­ Do your cows (sceordtns to your knowledge of their cs»clt>) pro- the Finnish Troop P. U, Donald Macdonald and entertained by the officer of the day gow, a number of scoutmasters and paire to building*. sued sqd baggage checked through .National Church of America t* In y*ro- another west. wnd the mklwhipman of the watch, P. 1» Vera Mursant of lat Kaquimalt dttce ns tnunb milk se they «houlü—or sro you marking time sad ..After, rfinsjilrrsills the ■ffuau-V IM autan • -- .-.sea. grass, ■ U util ataiwn wiiii Sunday. Tha special-troop and their. aeout~ scout* and cuba ware ehown over the feeding n number of boarders that should be seal to the butcher? These are matters that can be put right , Delays are ratal Why not consult ->______The Erick Bowman Remedy Ce. Office and Factary, $11 Yatea St Particulars Will Be Furnished Upon Application to the Manager “This Place Has Been a Godsend to Me” operation until the end of the year Breadin Dairy at least. Tliis is how a woman with a large family expressed herself to one of our clerks: “I’ve never been to A vigorous polity of expansion and Ik- They Sell development is planned by the com­ this place fore—but I’m coming again.” I’ve always been satisfied.” ‘‘I’ve just got to come here, I pany, it Is understood. About $1.560.- can t afford to go elsewhere. ‘T find I can save a lot of money dealing here.” 000 is to be invested In the installa­ “Our Own Brand” tion of a new power plant which will THE ABOVE ARB SOME OF THE COMPLIMENTS OFFERED DAILY BY PATRONS WHO KNOW BUTTER Involve the building of a tunnel through the mountains to Victoria BY EXPERIENCE, THE MEANING OF ^ . Lake, near Quatsino Sound. Water rights to Victoria, Elk and Kathleen Lakes latue been ««cured by the com­ pany. ------Construction of the new road from EE INDUSTRY Harbor to Hardy Wv will be of WHOLESALE PRICES irreat assistance to the company- In its operations. This road is to be finished this year, only two and a half miles remaining to be constructed. Men’s Negligee Shirts. If you know a bargain when you eee one, Painters! Whitewashes! and Bug Blindera! Gangs of men are working on the come and eee our Men’s Negligee Shirts, hundreds to choose from, Ye Knights of thfe Brush, we want to TELL you that we are selling project now. in leading brands—"Tooke.” "Berkley," "Paragon,” "Electric." etc. We well shirts made from reliable material, not moequlto netting, Painters’ Overalls or Coats at $1.10 you understand—One dollar and Whalen Pulp Mill at Alice and we will replat* any shirt not giving satisfaction. See them, ten centa each, not per dosen—the CHEAPEST wearing apparel worn Arm .Will Reopen For examine them, feel them; but it you want HKg% Taste in Our Mouths to admit it, but it is the UNVARNISHED truth • legleal Peser usent. Men’s Cetten Socks, In black or tan. They buy them in a doxen at that they cost $12.50 per dozen at the factory, or approximately Tfi a time and say. * Why wash socksT Sizes to 11. 1 rk $1.05 each, so that when you have BRUSHED away one hour of over­ Vancouver, July 4.—G. F. Gyles, Regular price 30c, for ....*...... il C time PRIMING us with the low prices, you can get them at else- deputy reeelvervtor the Whalen Pulp Victoria, July 4 —1 a.m —The Wo- ’Wlioro; r»miri»ar-UMl iHttiwtnFttmB w IUla. mlttswraT-ylyr - *1 Rir » w ,' i inHill in.- — ? ,. till’ "<1 irr"«iTrnvCxT. jattMUMBBlIHi high nn the rose» en» rtr vmymmy&rw ws^fk^rwKGr pressed himself after having tried a pair of ment from your boot* whilst trying them on; please remember yesterday that the pulp and paper 1 *♦*•*■•- warm icra»tTer hr general. White tlur temperarures are moderating a little in our Men a Silk How being sold at half price. Black or tan. sise* when next you are laying the PAINT on wrong side up, that we have mill» at Port Alice were reopened to­ the Interior. Fine, warm weather pre­ • h to II. Regular price 8$c, —— OA exploited you of the magnificent sum of one nickel and swear to day after being closed down for over vails in the prairies. • Great! for...... ouC yourself—not to us. four months. Three hundred nw n will He employ ed at the plant, which Reports T" will have n daily "output o| eighty Victoria,—Barometer. 30.02; tempesa.- T tons. ^ or approximately 2,000 tons a ture. maximum yesterday, «>; minimum. .»0, wind. 6 miles H.W ; weather, clear. Vancouver—Barometer. 30.02; temper­ Towels at Mill Pries» Definite orders have been secured ature, maximum yesterday. TO. mini­ Ladies' Step-in Bloomers. In fine white Men’s and Beys’ Caps, assorted lot; from the United States. Japan, and to mum, 50. wind, 4 inllta W . weather. Heavy Turkish Towel*, direct from cotton, well made and finished. Going going at about half the wholesale a smaller -extent. In Australia, which y*he Manchester mills. We have seen price. We can’t fool around an hour will keep the mills In continuous Kamloops—Barometer. 2» SI; tempera­ Rubbers! Rubbers! at half price. Reg. ture. maximum yesterday, 04. minimum. people tumbling over themeelve* at price 75c, for ...... 39c complimenting you on your good looks f»-. wind, dim; weather, clear. so-called Bargain Sale» to grab towels at thia price. Serve yourself and iîarUerville—Barometer. 30 06; temper­ not fit to be classed with thle value •uit yourself. Reg. AQ. ature, maximum yesterday, 70. mini­ Rubbers! We sell towel* not cigarette papers. price $1.25. for ...... rZvV mum, 46; wind, calm; weather, clear. You won’t buy rotten fish; you won’t 'Ladies’ Fine White Cetten Underveet*, Prince Rupert—Barometer. 30.14; tem­ Note the aixee: lace trimmed; going at exactly whole­ perature, maximum yesterday. 02; mini­ Sise 11*16 , ♦ ...... ___ buy rotteei eggs; yms won’t buy sour mum. 41 ; WLhC calm; weatner. faW. sale pripe. OC** Boys' Khaki Knickers, made in the Este.van — Barometer. 30 03; tempera­ Size lSx^l ...... 2$f milk, but you never ask the age of Reg. price 75c, for ...... OUV usual Scout style with belt loops. ture. maximum yesterday. 02; minimum. Rubbers you buy. Don’t you know All sizes, QO i.O; wind. 18 mile» W,; weather, clear. one price ...... 2/0V Tatoosh—Barometer. 30.02; tempera- that rubber perishes with age. Our mr>. minimum ye.l.rd.y, M. wlntl. 1» I allies’ Cotton Summer v^its. going.. -Men*» White Sporting Shirte, with re­ mites w , wwwnor. clear Rubber Footwear tt new. ^Irect frbm Portland. Ore —Barometer. 30.00; tem­ at les» than half price. t q versible collars; just the shirt for Beys’ Khaki Overalls, with bibs, well perature maximum yesterday. 00; mini­ Reg. price 06c, for...... J.VV the mills, at leas than the price you Summer wear; exceptional values. made and .finished ; all sixes. QQ _ mum, 58; wind, 4 mâles N.; weather, pay elsewhere for ______Reg. priçe $2.25, Reg. price fl.25, for .. 2/Ov Fan Franclaco—Barometer. 20.90, tem- tbt vvv; rfffîv $1.49 j>rr*tuir, maximum yesterday. 60; mini­ A big stock of big bargains. mum. 63; wind. 4 miles W ; wenthfr. Ladies' Fine Cotton Bloomer», in white Beys' Shirt Blouses; something better, cloudy. or pink. Elastic tope and knees, full something cheaper, something new. Temperature fitting and well finished; going at Fifteen Different Style*. They all know it. Our Big Blue Chsm- Big variety of Boys’ Shirt Blouses, in . . Max. Mm bray Working Shirt, well made, fujl Victoria g» g» practically mill prices. 49ft fine prints or• khaki.BUMI. They* ■»/ canmu ’vt beiw Reg. prut 75v, far Men’s, Women*» and Children’» fitting. Sizes 14% tOLiîÜu beaten. Al$. ■Wd. Wler Si.SO; for vïïvVi i v - Ü 98c sizes from . iq H**0*Pi$*6l6!!!B05!SB508E9*BMl8pPSPl iWMI II Willi III I * I ! ...... ‘ I., 49c ....98c Grand Fork* ...... 101 —~ •• •' ' "

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