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WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT WEATHER FORECAST A/ ÇZ Playhouse—"The Merry Widow.*' * boa» Milne s «km . ~"itn nli i ■ Colombia— “The White Sister." Victoria ami vicinity—«iron* wind» Capitol—“Classmates. “ nr sale», meetly a-uthcrly- and westerly, Ikiminion-y“.The Crest Divide.** unsettled nod mild, wttk tain. Coliseum—“The Quaker Girl.”
— VOL. 66 NO. 71 VICTORIA, B.C., TUESDAY; MARCH 24, 1925 -16 PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS OBB REPORTS CANADA HAS SURPLUS Commons Informed Dominion’s Favorable Trade Balance Increasing CANDIDATES FOR GERMAN PRESIDENCY TWO FIREMEN WERE a COOUDGE IS MAKING FIRST KILLED DURING BLAZE FEW (MANGES IN I RIFF PROPOSED AND BOARD New York, March 24.—Two members of the Newport Fire De partment lost their live* to-day in OF ADVISERS TO AD) GOVERNMENT. ROBB TELLS MOVE FOR CONFERENCE ON a fire which caused damage to the city hall building estimated at LIMITATION OF SEA FORCES more than $206,00*. COMMONS IN OUTLINING YEAR’S REVENUE PLANS Bank in Washington Washington, March 24—President t'oolidge has suggested to Estimated Increase in Canada’s Income From Taxation Secretary Kellogg that certain definite preliminary steps be Closed by Officials DELIVERED BUDGET Changes ’ $1,000,000, Acting Minister of Finance taken toward laying the groundwork for a new naval limitation o.ympia. Wash..' The Mows Lake SPEECH IN OTTAWA; States in Presenting Budge^; Income and Sales conference. State Bank of NAfpel^ Grant County, The work, as, the President sees it, divides itself into two was closed to-day by the state bank HON. JAMES A. ROBB Taxes Left Unchanged; Auditors State King ing department, due depleted re phases, the first being determination of the technical aspects of serve* and inability of the director# Government Did Not Alter System of Making Out naval limitation that remain to be concluded, and the second, the to raise sufficient fund* to .çarry the bank ever the crop growing period, Balance Sheets in Connection With C. N. R. Bonds. sounding v>ut informally of the sentiment of the other powers as according to the announcement to the desirability of calling a new conference. made. /child INJUAXD ■ Ottawa. March 24—Before a crowded House, Hoc. J. A. Robb, Acting Minister of Finance, to-day presented his second budget. Vancouver. March 24. — Bruno It wjh a statement in which Mr. Robb told of a heavy reduction ISLAND BEER BARS Pre-election estimate* çoncede Dr. Jarre* tleft). who la the can Mapoli. aged three, may not' recover didate of the National Bourgeois Bloc, and Otto Braun (right). Socialist, from injuries received yesterday when in public revenues, yet one which, he said, had finished up* with he fell out of a swing at bis home. a surplus of revenues over expenditures of $1,223.000. ft rat and second places, respectively, in the Presidential contest In Ger The child 1* stUl unconscious at St. many next Sunday. A* there are five candidates it Hi expected no mu' Paul's Hospital and his condition is “A remarkable result,“ said Mr. Robb, “in which Canadians OPENTO-MORROW will have a clear majority and a second polling day will he necessary. regarded as critical. can feel a justifiable pride.” The reduced expenditures Mr. Robb attributed largely to the The first licensed beer bars on Vancouver Island since the Government "a policy of hist year in reducing the burdens of taxa ousting of all bars on the crest of the prohibition wave during GOLD MEDAL FOR tion. and on the tariff change* he observed that “for the present, the war, will open for business to-morrow morning. CHARLES SAUNDERS RUSSIANS TRAINING opportunity of unobstructed observation of the effect of the ex Beer bar licenses were to-day issued,by the Liquor Vootrol tensive tariff changea made last year should be afforded.” .Ottawa. March 24 (Canadian Taxation changea proposed in the budget speech briefly are : Board to a number of Island hotels in districts that voted for Press) -The Royal Society of open beer sale by the glass. The start of beer selling on the < 'ansda ha* awarded its gold medal 1. Export duly on slectrlcity of as tm.S37.4U.22. belnc UI7.tl2.22 la IN CHKSE RINKS three one-hundredths of a cent per excess of the estimate given to the Island follows the inauguration of the dispensing of beer by the for <.ut*tanding achievement In literature or science to Dr. kilowat hour upon power. Duty pay House last session, and J2.222.7I2.22 glass in Vancouver on Saturday where thirty-one licenses have ('harles Saunders for his discov ( able from April 1. 1925. Rate will be over the corresponding receipts for already been granted. ery and development of “Mar equal to $1.95 per horsepower year. the previous year. Other receipts quis" wheat. 2. Few tariff changes. Principal amounted M.743,«Jfi.74, which The Island hotel» licensed to-dey FOR MILITARY COUP change will be that affecting bitum "Thé* medal will be prcscntedal brought the grew revenue to J4M.- inous coal. The Item "slack coal" is Nanaimo — Windsor. Newcastle. the next annual meeting In Ot '■ ■ Jtl.J17.>i. The expenditure show repealed, putting it Into class of tJ24.tlt.lSS.75 for ordinary expenses, Queen's. Occidental and Balmoral tawa May II. “coal not otherwise provided for." Hotels.' e White ^tussians, arch enemies of the present Bolshevist Gov being a decrease of S7.4II.54I.S4 EH «EE Slack coal imported from the United under the corresponding exnendl- ernmont of Ratisis. sre -fronting men in-Chine knit elsewhere et Mtstes will be dutiable at fifty cents ' I'ewlchsn-Lake —Riverside Inn and APPROVES PLAN ID teree for the previous y a tor Lnstesd of fourteen cents as at . owicnan uum Hotem. » the present time for one of the greatest coups of history, which demobilisation and other charge, A35B amounted to tlil.2DI.tt7. The groan IE01EEES < fowl*hen Bay Hum» Vint» will make the Slav nation again a monarchy as*itwas before the -3. Reduction in tariff . matauee-Merml SM» My HWtl drilling machinery for S« 5M.7it.J7 lew than for the prer* and Lewisville Hotel. OF GOVERNMENT fear was overthrown in the revolution of 1917, according to and off engines for the propulsion of oua year. Doctors Are Expected to Ladysmith—New Western, Abbots bbdta by individual fishermen. ford. Frank Travelers’» and llayvlew Lieut.-Commander William A. Horton, K.N., F.R.G.8., who ar 4. Duty on rolling mill rolls to be •The public debt waa de- Offer to Perform Service Hotels. restored. During the recess, these creased by f35.MS.etl.tJ. Bines COWEM HERE rived here yesterday on the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Confederation decreases of debt For AH Free CsssidyCassidy Hotel. SHIP SUBSIDY were placed on the free list by Or Licenses for the other Island hotel» Asia from Shanghai, where he acted as instructor for the naval der-in-Council. have occurred la only nine of th# will likely be issued within n few 5. Amendment to the customs tariff fifty-seven years completed and Veneouver, M»reh 24 —The days.______forces of the Chinese Peking Government. C. P. W. Schwengers Sup in regard to the dumping duty. J3e.eeS.5t3.8t la the largest de- FOR NEXT YEAR >.• Amendment- ef- Aha---- Special tTrjee of any of those nine yean provincial statute requiring every “White Snïâîan troops were. andare,Ughling in the Chinese ports Efforts Against At War Revenue Act to give a better rhytlO.J75.75l.tl. man, woman and child to be vac Great Enthusiasm at Port wars,” Commander Horton iaid, “but that is merely a blind. lantic Combine definition of a cheque, bill of ex change. etc. IN CANADA’S INTERESTS cinated against smallpox will be Chinee, were ere not dangerous. T. Well-drilling machinery and en MUER NOT TOLD land Convention When In Every support possible to the ‘ May I. before dealing with the enforced in Vancouver and a seg Th. Ilueelan military men ofr the old gines for the propulsion of boats outcome of the. year 1924-25, which regation camp will be established vitation Given regime knew that and oomwquentiy Government in iti efforts di owned by Individual fishermen will are taking advantage of the oppor continue to be exempt from the sales will end on the thirty-first of this where conscientious objectors Victoria will be the convention city tunity properly to drill and discipline MANHART IDENTIFIED rected s**in*t the Atlantic ship month, ask the indulgence of the tax. «IS VERY ILL of Northwest Pacific Rotary Clubs in their troops. House to refer for & moment to ft who have.been exposed to the ping combine was advocated to 1929. Mayor J. C. Pandray this "Not only In China, but on all aldea day by C. P. W. Schwengers in TO CHECK SMUGGLING contention advanced last session in disease will be placed under I Mrs WatSOO, WitlWSS at morning received the following tele of the Soviet Republic the same thing $. Bill to be introduced aiming at this House, that the reduction of the gram from President James H. la going on. Peraonally, I feel cer BY SEME WITNESS the course of an interview with the preventlolu of smuggling. debt by $35,900.000 was arrived at by guard for fourteen days. This is< t.;«i v«iu iks« tain that before the year Is out a Winnipeg Trial, Tells About Beatty: The Times on the proposed At ». Estimated increases in the rev a departure from the practice here the plan that is to be carried opt “Victoria's Invitation for 1929 Ro great change will come in Russia. It enue from taxation changes will be tofore followed In dealing with loans as a result of a meeting of the Physician tary conference received with ova la bound to. for conditions there are Publisher Testifies He Sati lantic ships subsidy. Mr. SehWen about $1.009.000. to the Canadian National Railway tion and three other bidder* with very bad." gers made it clear that he was, 10. The budget makes no changes system? The fallacy of this con civic health committee yesterday. Winnipeg. March 24—Testifying- at drew when they saw enthusiasm. All Accused With Mrs. Morley, in the Income tax or aaiee tax rates tention waa fully explained by the When thi* wai made clear Dr. F. the trial of David Robb. Christian British Columbian* pleased at lees- speaking m a private citizen and 11. Mr. Robb did not announce the ♦Premier in the House. My reasons T. 1'nderhill the medical health of Science practitioner, here to-day on tor's teanrrtWeuece** tn-night. Please Who Was Later Killed as a huslnMs man and not aa a details of the Canada- Australian for referring to this matter in a ficer. Immediately called upon the a charge of manslaughter. Mr*. H. convey congratulations of Rotarlan* director of the Chamber of Com treaty. budget speech are not so much in health committee to authorise him to Watson declared the seriousness of here." merce. which body had the matter Other tariff changes are: the Interests of the party to which I secure accommodation to lock up her child's condition had not been In Seattle, March 1|.—ÀL j. Harass, under consideration, but has not Grapefruit when imported direct to have the honor to belong, as in the dicated by the medical doctor sum- contacts who refuse to be vaccinated. publisher of The Seattle Hotel News, passed judgment upon It. a Canadian port, per 100 pounds, free interests of all who make up our “It seems to me," — said Mr. uunder the British preference, 50c, national life. FREE VACCINATION Robb Is charged with manslaughter to-day in Superior Court Identified Hrhwengers. ‘ that the Government under the intermediate tariff, and “The stuck at the time eras , The Vancouver Medical Association arising out of the death from diph Mr». Milan Helm Morley as the woüld 'not take" the "rë'r-rr'ërhin'g et- $1.00 finder the general tariff. They will meet to-night to «unalder mak theria of twelve-year-old Doreen GRAIN TRADE TAX weakened by the tacVth.at no two of woman he saw at a cafe Just before tirade It has taken without having are now dutiable at fifty cents British the critics seemed Able to agree on ing arrangements for all doctors to Watson Beat November. preference and $1 Intermediate and vaccinate free of charge as the most She had never considered her London Jury Found in Her her death, the night of January 31. full and complete Information, pos just how many millions were In sibly a -great deal more than that general. __ ■ . 1__ - effective mean* of combo ting the con daughter to be in danger, but deemed with Elmer Manhart. on trial for first volved. and to what extent the debt# tention of ant I-vaccinationist* that Favor in Suit Against For embodied in the present report tp The duty sn engines to be used should have been affected. lit advisable to consult a physician on NOT TO BE ENFORCED degree murder. Mrs. Morley was exclusively In the propulsion of thé “medical trust” brought about the the recommendation of Robb, said mer Husband have brought realisation that Van "During the recent recess of this present smallpox scare with a view slain in a taxicab the following morn a ilia n export trade to Great Britain boat* owned by individual fishermen House these remarkable and falla Mr*. Watson. for their own use will be ten per cent of making a handsome profit. Privy Council in London Rules leondon. March 24.—A verdict for ing. has suffered tteforo they would take cious charges w*re reiterated in pub In the event of the doctors deciding WOULD HAVE AGREED a step of thé drastic nature taken." British preference, 13tfr per cent In lic speeches, and also featured prom “The doctor, when He called the Against Manitoba Futures £$.090, or nearly $25.000, in favor of Manhart has maintained he was not termediate tafiff and fifteen per cent upbn free vaccination, the vaccine Mrs Dorothy Muriel Dennlstotih wa* near the cafe January 31, and that "The most obvious solution on the inently In certain Issues of the pub* will be provided free by the city. second time, did not insist on anti Charge face of it would seem to be the util general tariff lie press. toxin being used, nor did he gtV* any rendered this afternoon hy the Jury i he had not seen Mrs. Morley in the isation of the fleet of Oie Canadian indication that he considered Doreen in her suit against her former hue week prior to her death. REVENUE AND OUTLAY CONFIDENCE NEEDED London. March 24.—Th* much-dis hand. Lieut.-Colonel lan Onalow Government Merchant Marine, anu Points,of Mr. Robb’s speech vfere: In a serious condition. Had he done Harass said Manhart sat with one If these hosts are not actively en “Criticism of the public policies of *
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VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 24,1925 r«* ' TONE-CENT SALE ' KIWillMS HEAD CRAWFORD - HARRIS - B URGESS ADVERTISING SERVICE BETEH'SlRMf ,, aalra advertise ttexatl products, giving you ■ansa opportunity of «.In* thorn at our expe«ee-you Ul« «XII a art loir for " ■■■ IEF ADDRESSES ON WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS In Edmonton 125 Single Un Ovattln* Demonstration •tThi»Btor^TPo«^y^^ | JUBREE HOSPITJH employed Men Demanded Government Relief George McGregor Thinks The Owl Drug Co. Ltd. Club For Work Performed; Transported From Alberta ssstei. ■safer " " Praises Nurses Capital to Calgary in Pas- J George MacGregor to-day ad • senger Train dressed the Kiwattle Club luncheon, at the Chamber of Commerce, and gave much information about the Calgary. March 24.—Satisfied they Royal Jubilee Hospital. He told of had won a victory in their fight for ; Ladies of J.B.A.A. to the campaign of 1110-13 to secure recognition of the right of single men rebuilding of the hospital, frankly to unemployment relief. Boulter's Organize For Sports being unable to understand why the "Army" of 126 man returned ,here work was not undertaken at that from Edmonton this morning time, when governmental aid was Leaders of the pilgrimage, that To-night I. ladle.' night at the TO p SHOW freely offered. ended in n general arrest of the "army" and its subsequent transpor jj J.B.A A. clubhouse. and all lady PAY A8 YOU 00 tation back to Calgary on a t members are requested to be pr.- Adventures of Darky Provide He recalled that after many long passenger train, stated this morning !' sent. Any local girls Interested In delays a commencement was made, they believed the Government had Amusing Episodes and work was continued on the basts recognized their claim for relief. rowing, badminton, basketball „or of refusing to undertake any ex On the other hand. Adjutant other sports, who would like to join The Klwgnis' Minstrels' annual penditure until the funds irere In the Fullerton of the Salvation Army, this organisation, are cordially in- ahow to be staged In the Royal Vic timmrr—* ■ through which relief has been dis n vlted to attend at the club's qusrt- toria Theatre on April 6 and 7. pro •The building was opened last pensed by the, Government, said tie " ers on Belleville Street this evening mises to eclipse all former efforts of week, and without debt, a condition had not received instructions to j! at 7.» o'clock, ______the local service eteb'e mlnatrel for which I believe the board mem change the policy, which is to give trCarîeton W. Blocker le the author bers will some day receive consider relief only to unmarried men who are able credit. It Is easy to put up a physically unfit td work. The nbm HEADACHES FROM SLIGHT COLDS Of the story which forms the central building and Jet others come along DAVE CRAWFORD FRANK HARRIS JOSEFH BURGESS VICTOR CLARKE her of men the Salvation Army may laxative BltOMO QUININE Tablets feature of the show. The plot. If such and pay for it." fly? rnsf to on the autbsrtty of. the. it may he termed, lx clevsrsly cex- Governryent is still fifty. cwted Slid. In many rexprets. start- LOYAL MUBUI Vl-lovl. bunlnra. men will*- ^vXm^ a— " hex bears the signature of E. W Grove Mr. McGregor praised the nurses. l»c. Made In Canada (Advt.) lllThe°stôry1 deals with the thrilling “They go there for almost nothing. experiences of 8am, a poor old darkey ve three years to arduous toll, and Janitor, who, by reason of_ some rwant to give them a most sincere the Crawford-Harrl.-Burgr»* Advertising Service. - u knowledge and ex perl.nee of two young bUxtoexa men of the province. strange misadventure. Unde himself tribute for their attitude." °T. ,-ra.v Th, hmrtnera was successful from the «art and In 1**1 the SORE THROAT] transported to a tropical Island “Op got forget the hospital doer manager, Calf somewhere on the- Pacific. not belong to the directors. It be to enable MJÉM Brown Oxfords The island which bears the sug longs to you, and you have ln the Goodyear well square toe. For gestive name "Blnawlk." Is tnf«wt«^d Jubilee Hospital one of the beat In ***** «•* «■*,...... -...... -— — -*v inr—,urin" ...... —DOW under America. I Have been told that the young men ...... by a horde of efficient and warlike cannibals. The exciting episodes and equipment is not excelled by any hos consideration. v ludicrous situations which fo'low pital on the continent. THORNE, S48 Yates St should prove suificlsntly mirth-pro PRAISE FOR KIWANIANS sum of (44.0*0.*** to be epplled to voking to dispense the most stub T am sure that you may always* BUDGET SPEECH capital requirements- born attack of blues. • be proud of the part, you have takes Carl la being assisted In the work ALDERMEN CHEER CARNIVAL NAME in providing that institution," he a*- (CMUBM4 from PM* U DISTURBED CONDITIONS of production end direction *>y su red the Hiwanlens. 06 THOMAS’ Messrs. Thos. Kelway. AI Mengens, Welcoming further assistance from "Mr. Speaker, before dealing with COUGAR? EFFORTS "... ANNOUNCEMENTS will ai^d financial rceoureee we the present financial year; which will Jack H. Trace, and J* the Klwants Club, Mr. McQregor might need in the developing of our ! The King's Daughters’ daffodil tea, Miller, with Mr. Thos. E. Alnacouffh pointed out "that building - was* close on the thirty-first of this month. "Just a minute, I may be out CONTEST OPENED ECLECTRIC u musical director. erected, not for the benefit of the country. 1 would like to refer to the disturbed , April 1. S-S pm. Admission, thirty- World-Wide economic conditions which of order but—Victoria 2, Cana five cents. *** The phenomenal success of pre directors, but to the glory of Ood." diens remarked Mayor Pen QJ k- vious performances of the Klwsnis He recalled that, despite the perils AUDITORS’ STATEMENT affected all nations so disappointing 4 + * ly during the year 1*24. Early In tha dra y In the midst of council busi Ask your grocer fee Hellybreok Minstrel Troupe should be sufficient ordinarily Incident to such a struc "On January *7. 1*85,1 received the ness last night. An uproar of ap FOR CHILGRE!___ ■ Creamery Butter; quality guaran- guarantee of a full house at each per ture, no workman had suffered Injury auditors' certificate, a copy of which year a atlll more pronounced buei neee depression swept the Européen plause greeted the announce m forma nee. ~ * In the course of construction. ha» been printed on the^halanoe sheet nations Their vexed unsolved rep ment. which was the score at the President Dr. Howard Miller spoke on pagre three of the Public Accounts end of the first period of th* Children Given Until Saturday |JD0 D II UADT briefly, expressing the pleasure of the arations payment*, with no satisfac Fee Hire—Comfortable THORPE'S ROMANCE ENDS for 1923-24. The cartlflcte reads as tory suggestions toward effecting a hockey game at Vancouver. ' ger car. |l.M an hour; club In having had a hand in “stSrt - follows : to Devise Title For Cele- IflllUiDiHiliRIlI Tulsa. Okla., March 24.—The ing the ball roUlng." readjustment of their differences, driver, Phone I Ml. "We have examined the bal brought discouragement and depres school day rdhwnee of Jim Thorpe. Musical numbers by Cecil Heaton's ance sheet of the Dominien ef ! on sion. This gradually spread until It Indian, and conceded to be one of orchestra and violin so I by William The following are annoui Tickle were greatly enjoyed during Canada as at March SI, 1SS4, and affected Canadian Industry and busi SICK FOR YEARS the greatest all-around athlete* in the rules governing the CiCarnival the luncheon. we certify that the balance sheet ness activities. The ratification of VICTORIA BONDS , Dr. W. J. Olbaon. emaciated with the world, went on the rocks In conforme te the balance sheets ef the-Dawra plan presiding for the es name contest, which la now open Weab Women to Keow How She I, Dr. Lewis Hall 955 Vats* Street Tula* Monday. ___ previews yea re in net including to the school children of greater Mrs. lva Ml Thorpe, Cherokee tablishment of an Internationally CREEP STEADILY Wâ* Mg Je Wen by Lydia E. Fisk" in the net debt ef the Dominion controlled gold reserve bonk of Issue Victoria. ♦ * ♦ maiden, whom the athlete married In GRAIN TRADE TAX Contest will be open to all school lfll. while they were both students ieeuee ef the Canadian National for the purpose of stabilising tha TOWARDS PAR ham’s Vegetable Compouaj Dr. A. J. OUI Is, Dentistry, Suite 903 NOT TO BE ENFORCED Railway Company and eempanic* credits and currency of Germany, children under the age of sixteen. A Campbell Building^ Phone flit. ••• at Carllale, filed suit for divorce In included In its system which first prise of $10 cash and two con District Court here charging aban now carries with It a feeling of relief Canadian and American bond Cornwall, Ont-"I am now giving carry the guarantee of the Do and hope as the Brat promising solu houses are experlei.clng a splen solation prises of $2.60 each will be Taxation Returns—Dominion and donment and deeertion. (Ceetlnned fr— K«* I.) given for the most appropriate name your medicine a fair trial and it surely minion ef Canada. Such guaran tion of th* reparations problem. did demand for Victoria's latest ■... is laittiaraafliaraill ** ^0*9 ®* good ! Provincial complied or checked by HISTORY OF MEASURE teed issues are shewn yenr by for this annual ' event, which it is ■ Vincent C. Martin, accountant and Issue of twenty-year bonde. intended to carry on from year to Winnipeg. March Îi.—Tbe Meal- **ear as indirect liabilities. REVENUE *344,900,000 Thera beer Interest et five per ' auditor (late assistant surveyor of lobe drain Futures Act, providing •GEORGE COWARD** year., taxes). 101-10 Union Bank Building. "It will be some time before all re cent and are now being placed all Narfltr submitted must be plainly j ">«“ W * * * for the collection of e lex from per “Of the firm ef idwerde, turns tor the flecal year ending over North America at steadily sons trading In future deliveries on Morgan and Cempanv; writtorikon paper about 4x4 inches, March 91. 1*25. come to hand, but rising priera. with nalie. address, age and school^ the Winnipeg drain Exchange, wax *W. O. THOMPSON, wc are to-day In a position to esti The King's Daurhters’ daffodil tes. "Of . the firm *of Past To-day's quotations are •• •*, pAbim* written w Only one name enxetad by the Manitoba Legislature ,T , mate closety for the bolonoo U the giving en interest rate of •*!* per :■«$* ! April 2. S-* p.ci. Admission. Indud- eeriy In 1*11. Federal disallowance wick, Mitchell and Company. b* received from spy one ehild, year's operations __ coat annually, triât week ruling may contain several words. §ln* *** * * c .. FUNERAL NOTICE I of the statute wee applied for by the O'tiwf. Ciwada, TTth January, “Tb# actual revenues received 1S8S." prices for this Issue were 98.14 on Contest will close Saturday noon./ I also sleep bettor ?' For a limited time. Shampooing. Government of Baskolchewan. In by the Deportment of Finança up a basis at 316 par cent. which Alberta Joined, on the ground March 28. Address all answers to and feol more like I Marcellin*. Curling. Haircutting, committee rooms, 121 " Pemberton j; etr_ at half price. B.O. School of Vra."d Wm,U"5rii-*' (ram"T «ta*. that It wee a epeclee of indirect tax FOR IffPROVEMENTS Working. For ation end ee euch wee ultra vire* of amount of revenue* yet to earn# Building. •even or eight V Hairdressing. Ill Saywaro Building. Funeral Perlera. Wednesday. Kerch 16. ’•While guaranteed loans In fhe To assist Judges in the event of 1 have bid the Manitoba Legislature. pas* h*kv been- Issued for- the, jmr- Who" thf accounts (or the year ; second floor. + + ■’ 1 p m f. Le ROY, W. Frie. ■art thin the The case was referred to the Su poee of taking care of deficits, capi arc finally cleeed 1* estimated et winning name, each envelope will preme Court of Canada" by Order-ln- in sox 70? ?c Tbie oivee a total CQWJCHAN LAKE FISHING A‘w"W. laino, w. seey. tal and other charges and treated ln S^nu. of mMigAo, j»™* * boar the post office time stamp and t'ouncll or the Federal Cabinet. The PREMIER AEFI1RNS; hat our Public Accounts aa Indirect ob ii Takb C.N.R. Motor Coach dally the etipeen name baring the earliest Supreme Court ruled against Mael ligation». I submit that It would be deeraoee of come WjJMO post mark will be awarded the first L except eundv.aV dlr^ lobe, the Judgment holding that the an ideal practice. If, for the purpose dee the revenue of 1*23-19. eerviee. « tax constituted e violation of a sec of securing better terms In the flota "The estimated revenue from eue- PÎThe Judges will be: The editof of tion of the British North America lion of Canadian .National Railway tnma duties will be NOTHING TO SAY The Cblonist. Chas. îtorain; the edi crMux of some IIJ.IMWO unoar me not going to atop taking the Vege Act defining the powers of the prov loess, the guarantee of the Minister tor of Th© Thnea. B. C. Nicholas and table Compound and LydU E. Pink- NONE BETTER inces to levy txxe.______of Finance could be confined solely to previous year. HYom excise duties lYemler Oliver returned to the we expect 9S93**.***. on increora of the chairman of the school board. ham’s Blood Medicine until I am bet loans raised for the betterment of the rarllament Buildings to-day after George Jay.______rsJNray system ; 'and In this respect about 91.ew.we. Wc estimate that the hi* week-end trip to Edmonton, ter and haven’t an nab* or • pain. B.P. O.E. APPROVES SUBSIDY this administration has been singu revenue from excise taxes will be where he went to have talk with Im't that the right wav? I have SALT SPRING ISLAND 915.0*0,0*0. a decrease of about I»*.- Premier Green field "of Alberta ootn» great faith in your medicines. They larly successful. we.ee*. From Income taa we esti 10,000 Brew Beer the dance of many nations
• ‘4 fi. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUEHÜAY. MARCH 24, 1925 Here’s the Latest-Cod '* NEW PARK PROJECTS VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ftAPIDLV FIND FAVOR liver Oil in Tasteless Tablets 1010 GOVERNMENT STREET Pfens Ca# For For Recreation in F°r -producing tàWëiS1 bjüsl" ai.. C* PUIflï FOR iME BUILDING IN BADMINTON EES Skinny, Weak, Run easy aa a bottle of cough syrup. United States Thin, run-down, anaemic r down People—Full of women and children who need to VALUES grow strong and take on flesh are THE GOLF ISLANDS LANGFORD DISTRICT PLAYEDJN DUNCAN Vitamines. advised to get a box of McCoy’s Cod Washington. March 24.—-Interest Liver Oli Compound Tablets, and if In the acquisition and development No more will weak, thin unfor Vancouver Players Too Strong yot- don’t gain five pounds in thirty Suggestion Being Considered New Government Road Paves of state park systems has Increased tunate children cry In proteet when days just get your money back. For Home Teams greatly in the southern United WEDNESDAY MORNINGS the nasty, fishy-tasting, horrible» One woman gained fifteen pound* By Co-operative Jam Fac Way For Developments States during the past year, accord smelling cod liver oil Is brought ouL in five weeks, according to her own ing to observations made In à sur Special to The Times vey of state parks throughout the Medical science progresses rap doctor—ejnother ten pounds In three tory Directors Duncan. March 24.—The visaing idly. and now you can get at your weeks. A very sickly child, aged Vancouver Badminton players country, now under way for the. Na drurgists real, genuine cod. liver oil nine, twelve pounds in seven months, Special te The Times tlonal Conference on State Parks by SELLING proved far too strong for their Dun la sugar-coated tablets that young and now! plays with other children Langford. March 24-Florence its fièld secretary. Raymond H. Special to The Times Lake, situated near the Island High can opponents in the matches played and old can take with ease and and has a good appetite. at the Agricultural Hall on Satur Torrey. pleasure. Just ask for McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Ganges. March 24.—On Thursday way has not been very well known afternoon the annual mfeting of the owing to lie secluded position. Th‘* day. Although some of the game* This survey was begun In the Even the run-down and skinny Compound Tablets. Vancouver were fairly even and well fought. south because of the desire of John grown-ups. who ought to take cod Drug Co., MacFarlane Drug Co., Owl Gulf Islands Co-operative Jam Fac new road built by the Government tory Association was held and about will be of great assistance In opening The local players only twice man Barton Payne, chairman of the con Womens and Misses’ New Spring liver oil. because it really is the Drug.Co., or any good druggist will up this part. The lake Is well stocked aged to defeat their more experi ference. formerly Secretary of the greatest vitamine food and builder of tell you" that they are wonderful thirty-five shareholders were pre sent.' The financial statement for with fish and beautifully wooded enced friends. Interior and now head of the healthy flesh in the world, will feel flesh and health builders. Only 60 Several sites are now. being cleared Afternoon tea was served In -the American Red Cress, to encourage extremely Joyful when they read this cents for sixty tablets—and den t "the year 1924 showed a credit bal Coats ance of $484.56 on the trading ac for the building of pretty country ball, dinner at the ’’Bls<*k Cat” res .several promising movement* In the welcome news, forget that they are wonder workers homes. taurant and supper again later In direction of initiating state - park Of course, doctors have been pre- for feeble old folks. count. The meeting was unani mously of the opinion that a can Two more of the Langford Lake the hall. systems. tg cod liver oil In tablets under Oet McCoy’s the original and gen homes this week are occupied, by city The players and full scores were: Specially Priced at $16.75 and $17.58 another name for several years, but uine. and beware of Imitations. nery plant run In conjunction with The lead In state pork acquisition the Jam plant would be of great owners. The excellent paved road MIXED DOUBLES and improvement for public recrea It is only of late that one can walk (Advt.) benefit to the Ieiands. and the and fine weather tempts the usual Women’s and Misses’ Smart I y Styled Xrw Spring Coats summer visitor# earlier to the lake Miss George and J. K. George tion has been taken by Texas which, directors were asked to find out than usual this year. (Vancouver) defeated Miss U Rice within a-little over a year, has bave boon specially priced to sell Wednesday morning at what additional capital would be re under, but each time Comet rdee to Mr*. Kate Norman «pent the week- and D. Scott 16-6, l . n moved to a position up among the the attractive prices of $16.75 and 417.50. These Coats are HORSE AND ALUGATOR the surface., and several times leaped quired to finance a small canning in Langford as the guest of Mrs. Mr. jind Mrs. Muir (Vancouver) loading states in this respect. A clear out of the water. All the time outfit. The . following--were elected Horaceace Simpson. Pea It Road. defeated Mrs. Sheridan Rice and a. total of fifty-one tracts of land, splendid quality, end very unusual value at these moder FOUGHT TO THE DEATH the huge reptile held to Its nose, and for the coming year: J. T. Collins, Baxett 18-16. 13-10. containing 30.00» acres, has been do ate prices. • for yards -around the water was W. E. Scott. H. O. Allen. H. Cald Mis* Milner and O. Woodman nated for park purposes, and an lashed Into bloody foam. Each time well and A. Rowan. ^ =K (Vancouver) defeated Miss G. Rice other gift of 25.0C0 acres In the Ipeoial te The Times he reared the horse used hla fprelegs Guadalupe Mwmtahnr te expected Adelaide, Australia. March FYw with" fearful effect, tearing great DUNCAN LADY GOLFERS Miss Pearson and C. Birch (Van -within the year. Australians know anything of the lumps of skin and flesh from the alli couver) defeated Mis# Waldy and L. GOVERNORS INTERESTED perils of life In the tropical north of gator, which kept its grip like a bull PLAY SOUTH C0W1CHAN Ganges News T. FYice 6-15. 15-10, 15-1. I heir continent, but occasionally they The progress made in Texas In dog. Finally weight prex-ailed, and MEN'S DOUBLES terested governors of other states to * mtt 1 tlmWm tmistiu nf tin itin tii*' racehorse was pulled efle** mean. March 24.—A team of six wham it was explained fay Mi . Tot - Holeproof and Harvey’s Silk gers braved by those Who are trying inflicting mortal wounds op tyl <5imrg*r aad^uir TVgncmrrer) de to aettle the rich but empty lands of lady members chosen from the “B” Special to The Time» rey in the course of his survey. Gov enemy. and “C” teams of the Duncan Golf feated Scott and Baxett 15-13. 18-12. the northern coastline. An eye Ganges. March 24.—The football Woodman and Birch (Vancouver) ernor Brandon of Alabama immedi witness of the struggle describes a Club will visit the South Cowichan ately appointed a committee of pub Stockings links on Thursday afternoon to play match between Formby House defeated Craig and Price 15-10, terrible duel to the death fought by WILLIAM R. WHITE School and Public High- School 16-11. lic spirited citizens to study a park AT r . AT . Comet, a well-known racehorse, and a friendly match with six of that plan and to report to him so he may > DIED IN ONTARIO club. ---- 2E' teams was played on the Mahon LADIES' DOUBLES Cl Af) I In Black. White and 1 tl AA huge alligator i - Hall grounds Thursday afternoon. It .rraommend a law at the next session The raedhorse was drinking in the On Tuesday. March 31, twelve Mias George and Miss Milner de of the Legislature. One of the re.- ladj^memN-r* of the Nanaimo Club was a good game and the score was feated Misses L. and O. Klee 16-10. jSTSu c°i°". JrSfR. Katharine River when the alligator, Ottawa. March 24.—William R. one goal each. * source* in Alabama that might be one of a species that often grows to a White, of Pembroke. Out., one of the are coihlhg ta Dupcan to play twelve 15<5. . used for conservation or recreational length of twenty feet, rose suddenly most eminent members of the legal of the>A” team on the Duncan Units. Mrs. Muir and Miss Pearson lost Mrs. Sarah Brood well. aged development Is school lands. These in front of it and seized the animal profession In Eastern Ontario, died Member A of *’B” team will aerve lea. to Mrs. Sheridan Rice and Miss are very extensive and might be de liy the nose. It screamed, and then yesterday, aged eighty-one years. Play forx the. Robinson ; Clip will eighty-five years, passed away on Waldy 16-ie.-S-rtS. 16-12. voted to sech purposes without pre * began a long struggle which the on He is survived by his widow and commence Wednesday. April 1. and March 18 and wun burled Saturday Miss Georges and Georges defeated afternoon at the cemetery at Central. judice to any income they bring the looker. being unarmed, had to watch three sons. Including Dr. R. B. White, the monthly méfiai Will be played ft* Mrs. 8. Rice and A. Baxett 16-10, schools. without being able to help. The alli of Penticton. B.C., and C. Tupper on Saturday, April 11, weather per Services were held in the Methodist 15-12. Church by Rev. George Dean. The Governor Fuqua of Louisiana said gator repeated)’ dragged the horse White of Vancouver. mitting. Mr. and Mrs. Muir defeated Miss he would be inclined to favor a bill Four Big Bargains in the Art X pallbearers were Joe Akerroan, «I. L. Rice and Scott 10-15. 15-6, 15-8. Harrow. W. McAfee. L. Bed dis. establishing a commission to solicit Miss Milner and Woodman de gifts such as in Téxas, and suen a feated Miss Waldy and Prlcq 16-10. measure will be Introduced at the Needlework Section Miss E. Bannister, who has been 15- 6. staying with her eister. Mrs. Cecil next session by the Louisiana State Miss Pearson and Birch defeated Parks Association. < Baker at Ganges, Is on a visit to San Miss O. Rice and Craig 16-12. 15,-1, Stamped 3-Piece Buffet Sets In 45-lnch Stamped Bureau Francisco. Georges and Muir defeated Craig IN MISSISSIPPI new and easily worked designs. Scarves. Splendid quality and and Price 15-S, 16-6. Governor Whitfield of Mississippi three very new and pretty de Mrs. Wm. Me Hidden Is going to Is studying a conservation pro Four dainty patterns select sign» to select from. Specie! Victoria for t visit. Woodman and Birch lost to Scott end Hasett 15-4, 16-,. gramme, with consideration for rec from. Special, per set.,. .3Bf »t ...... f...... 3We Mis# Milner and Miss George de reation and with particular refer feated Mrs. S. Rice and Miss Waldy ence to transfer of school lands for Dainty Stamped I-Piece Vanity Luncheon Beta to embroider In METCHOSIN SHEEP MEN 16- 11, 16-5. the purpose. Sets on a fine quality white neat end all new easily worked PLAN TO ORGANIZE Mrs. Muir and Miss Pearson de Governor Walker of Georgia was needledoth. Very pretty design* désigna. One H-inch cloth and feated Misses Rice 18-17, lft-t. Interested In the Texas plan of cre to choose from. Special at. per four serviettes. Splendid quel- » ating a board to solicit gifts of lands set ...... V..4»* Uy. Spécial, per set....$1.40 is Raisin Bread Day for slate parks, as offering the pos Special to The Times JUST PUT HOUSES sibility of a forestry and recreation Metchosin. Marcftx 24. — Dr. ON SCOW AND MOVE programme for his state. The Knight. 1 Yovinrlal Uve Stock Com- Georgia Forestry Association will in mission# \ and Arthur Morton of the • TO NEW LOCATION troduce In July a bill creating a .infanta' KM Slipper*, made of tery eoft fine kid. soft aole. sky Dominion Live Stock Branch, will forestry board empowered to In give addresses-at the meeting to Spécial to The Times clude recreational use of lands It and pink shades; aim* 3 and 4. Very (Special. Price ...... 65c held in the Metchosin Hajl on Wed —- Langford, March tl.—Mr. ~ might acquire toy gift, transfer or Women's Piiit and White Cotton Knlckera. made of new. fine nesday night, when the sheep men Pratt, liste of Mlllstream Road. purchase'. cotton, good roomy cut; aU elles. Spécial for to-morrow . ,«S* of the district will meet with the Langford, l# busy fixing up his In Florida, where the State Fed ►Idea of forming » iOCgL nhpcp men’s h**e -reeèdewee. île now restée* eration of Women’s Clubs ha* been ' Broken Tine, of Women'» Back-lacing Corsets,' to low and medium association to work as an agent of with his daughter. Mrs. Hum- chiefly responsible for the acquisi the B.C. Wool Growers’ Central hurt style*, splendid quality; ptnk or white couUI. A good range brook,, on Nelson Island, having tion uf such state parks as .now ex Headquarters at KanUoop*. Meet Just moved from Hardy Island. ist, there Is a strong movement for of Use», « to «0, at ...... ;...... fl.#e ings will be held all over the Island Tranepdrtatlon is a simple mat definite policy of Increase In such within the next few days, and fol ter to the Islander*, who mostly.., , faculties, either in connection with lowing them will be continued on the are engaged In the logging and maAnland, ee that 4he whole of the a forestry commission or as a .sep lumber business. Huge sc©#! ' arata body. ' Province will be canvassed by the are used, and convey the cottage end of June, when It Is hoped that a Tennessee 1* Interested In the pos- Women’. Dimity or shack by water Intact to the slbihty of a national park In the Broadcloth Princess large number of locals will be or desired part. \ v . ganised. The meeting will com Great Smokies on Its eastern border, Knickers, 90c Pair Slips, $2.9$ mence at 8.30 sharp. but is also planning state parks, un Five Drisén Women's Knickers MONTHLY REPORT OF Important unit of which would be Fine English Broadcloth Prin the shore of Reelfoot Lake, the water and Step-Ins. Colors of pink ce** Slip*, in black, navy, sand, ISLANDS’ HOSPITAL surface of which the state now and orchid; all sises st, per brown, salmon, pink and màuve. MAN INJURED AT pair ...... BO* Sixes 36 to 44. Special.. #8.BO Special te The Times CHEMAINUS PLANT Ganges, March 24—The report of IN NORTH CAROLINA the Lady Mlnto Gulf Island Hospital North Carolina lute lately added —------for February Is aa follows: Number to US state parks a fine bti-ch, prop Bpceial to The Times of patients nursed, sixteen; number erty of 40V acres near lieaftfort. Chemalnus. March 24.—Mr. of nursing days. 117.?. class of which was transferred to the state Corsets and Women’s Cotton Gardener, crane man at the Victoria patients, medical seven, surgical one; without cost by the United States Lumbering and Manufacturing Co. obstetrical, four; infants, four. War Department. Opportunities for Elastic Girdles Lisle Vests plant, had the misfortune to dislo Donations were as follows: Cake. the acquisition of a large number of cate his shoulder on Friday. He and Mrs. Goodrich. Vesuvius Bay; these surplus military reservations At, * Pair, $1.06 3.for $1.08 another man were standing on a oranges, anonymous; egg*, two doe.. In the Atlantic coast and Gulf states, SPLENDID VALUE scaffold, which broke. The other Mr. Engllfl; eggs, one dox.. maga which the War Department desires ALL STYLES man Iras not hurt. sines. Mrs. Ashton; chicken. Mr*. to sell, are now open. Lowther; violet*. Mrs. Richmond Order RaisinBread oranges, grape fruit, lemons. Mrs. J. Mouat; eggs and lemon*. Mrs. Hunter; eggs, lemons. Jelly, apples. ADVENTURE LED Mrs. Brentnall; chocolates, for staff. Odd Lines Chamoisette Gloves to CleaV tomorrow - Mr. R. Toynbee; two do*, eggs. Mr. TO PRISON CELLS Knglis; carrots. parsnip*. beets. Mrs. Get it et its best tomorrow—fresh from my specie! Woods; two dox. eggs. Mrs. J. Mouat; Special te The Timee oranges. Mr. Tahonney; oranges. Auckland. New Zealand. March 23. at, Per Pair, 49c Wednesday baking. Each loef generously filled with Mary Harris. The arrival of three half-caste Sam plump end flsvory Sun-Maid Raisins. A rare, fruity oans for incarceration In an Aurk-, Clegring odd lines and broken sizes of Chamoisette METCHOSIN NEWS land Jail brought to a close ar^ ad Gloves. Excellent quality, and greatly reduced to cleir goodness all your family will enjoy! Clean Child's Bowels venturous escaps.de. Rolls, too, end muffins, fruit cakes end tarts, raisin Special te The Timee Some time ago a fifteen-ton ketch, at, per pair...... the Fetu Ao. was stolen from Apia pie and many other tempting Sun-Maid raisin foods Metchosin. March 24.—A farewell “California fig Syrup" is party was given by the Metchosin at night while loaded with provis are baked “Special for Wednesday” by bakers every Cub Pack on Saturday last to Mrs. ions for a trip to outlying Islands. There was also £100 In the safe. week—everywhere. Tyrrll Oodman on the eve of her de Dependable Laxative for parture for England. The pack as The three half-castes disappeared Delight your family with these finer raisin foods sembled for games and exercises with the vessel, intending to sail for Women’s Cotton Lisle Bloomers under the direction of the web China, or else South America. The tomorrow. Serve them every Wednesday aa a reg Sick Children master. Miss Nancy Dunn, and at radio overtook them, howevgr, when ular custom in your home. And you'll fad Raisin. the conclusion Mrs. God man was they reached Tonga, where they 2 Pairs for 98c Toest 1 treat for Thursday's breakfast ! presented by Cub Stanley Witty with were arrested. The money had been a small tea tray made by himself. spent, and most of the provision* In Pink or White; Medium and Large Sizee An Illuminated address designed were gone. The men were sentenced and painted by Cub Geoffrey Lea to live years’ Imprisonment each. .A wae presented by Cub Desmond Two of them, and another native Zy Bradford. The Cubs then gave u also In the Jail, hatched a plot of special grand howl In her honor, and revenge. They manufactured a key refreshments were served. to fit the lock of tjie Jail armory, Endorsed by bakers everywhere, their intention being to escape, selye • the Bread and Cake NOVEL BASKETBALL rifles from the armory and murder demonstrations, the executive would Association of Canada the Judge, who had sentenced them Special te The Timee do much better If It would endeevor and the Administrator of Samoa to establish an Arab university In Sooke, March 24 —Men over thirty One of the schemers took fright and EVENTFUL DAYS IN Jerusalem and not proclaim strikes #ho have not played basketball be told the Jailer, whereupon the sen and day. of prayer against the open Piece e standing Wednesday order with your Baker, Grocer or Breed Salesmen fore have formed two teams, the re tences were Increased to ten years. sult being extremely amusing. Their ing of the Hebrew University, which practice was more like a good Rugby the author of the "Balfour Declar ■" ' "...... ' "■...... scrimmage than a ball game. Owing Explosion Killed PALESTINE REGION ation" is coming te dedicate. to laughing the referee wa* unable to blow his whistle. It is hoped they "Put money In thy puree" by sell will soon be in shape to play a Six of a Family Lord Balfour to Arrive There ing—through a »r Bale" ad—asms match. — fi of the too-many things you own. Montecelllo. Ky., March 24.—Peter To-morrow; Arabs Rian De Leonard Raiment of Panoka. A1 Franklyn. fifty-live, and his five monstrations Against Him berta. Is a iuest 4at the ranch of children, were killed at Fraser. Wayne and^Jdre. Percy Rayment. County, yesterday afternoon when a Captain Seymour Biggs haa been ran of nitroglycerine exploded In -the Jerusalem, March 34 (Jewish Tele the week-end guest of Mrs. Philip yard of the Franklyn home. graphic Agency)—Wednesday and THROUGH A< ■The family lived close to a nitro Even If croes, feverish, bilious, Snaps. Thursday seem likely to be eventful Centuries i glycerine plant and the children, days In Palestine. The first Is the constipated or full of cold, children while playing, picked up a can of the love the pleasant taste of “Cali Captain Robert* is now in Vancou da y of Lofd Balfour’s expected ver. Mr*. Roberts and family ex explosive and took It to their home. arrival. when the Arab*, according fornia Fig Syrup” and it never falls pect to Join him there soon. They On# of the children wa* beating on to sweeten the stomach and open the to a decision of the Palestine Arab have rented their house here for the the can later in the day. and the executive, will greet him with a gen- bowels. A teaspoonful to-day may season. other children and the father were prevent a alck child to-morrofr. « ra 1 strike, and the second, the day Scott’s! 4X leevee With Raisin* galore «landing nearby when the explosion Doesn't cramp or overact. Contains when the Jewish community of Pal An the same whether bought from occurred. The victims were blown to estine will celebrate his coming, ac to you the i no narcotic» or soothing drugs. FLOODS IN PERU bits. Ask your druggist for genuine The mother and two other children cording to plans formulated here. ■ thet i Raisin Bread "California FI* Syrup” which has di Bueno* Ayrea. March 23.- Report* Arab public opinion seems to be were not at home when the tragedy rection* t«>r babies and children of divided on the decieiqA of tbe Arab all âge* printed on bottle. Mother! caused In Peru by recent flood*. It executive to demonstrate against Satisfies! You must say “California” or you is declared railway traffic to the Reed the furnished room ads in Lord Balfour. Rome of the Arab may get an imitation fig syryp. Interior will l>e Interrupted for a the paper to-day—and then write newspapers expressed the opinion IA4VU better one. U’U find you a lodger. day that instead of making futile
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compared .to the white wage nt-HUS. WILL OUR TIMBER GET A still do its best to provide mote ma The Asiatic lived in plenty on his Birtnria lailg StmrB FAIR SHOW! teriel for its melancholy journal. Its 1 NO ACTION WAS TAKEN | share, while the white man barely Board of Trade would tighten the Other People's Views could exist on hla. Let no one tell you their The Province received no benefit j TUESDAY,TU1I MARCH 34, IMS OW THAT THE BRIT- knot which ocean shipping rales al ■
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Utile Girls' A Splendid WOMEN'S SWEATERS Women's Navy Serge and Wool Crepe Assortment of Wednesday Morning Bargains Gingham Panty Women's at $1^0 and $2.95 . Dresses Spring Hats Light Weight Pullover Sweater* in kid boot* style, knit Regular $1-60 Per in fancy weave* with plain collar and tie, very short For Dress or sleeves, trimmings are of contrasting color; shown in Dresses fawn, jade, honeydew and crimson.. Each ...... $1.50 Sport Wear Sleeveless Cardigans and Tuxedos of silk, made in fancy Wonderful Values at 89c effects and plain, styles With or without pockets. Shades $1.95 to are crimson, honeydew, orange, brown and black with Children’s Gingham Panty striped or check fronts. Each ...... ,...$2,05 Dresses, odd lines in pretty $5.00 -Sweaters. First floor iîhwfcr and black sateen. À fine selection of banded straws and trimmed hats, eVefy Sizes for 2, 4 and 6 years. conceivable shape, in all the new Spring shades, trimmed with flowers, ribbon or mounts. Hats for every occasion, Regular $L50 for . ....894 very moderately priced, $1.96 to ...... $5.00 Jumper or straight line Wool Crepe Dresses with stand —Chlldrrn's Wear, Flfet Floor —Millinery, First Floor Women's Summer Weight up or turn down collars and silk tie. three-quarter or full length sleeves, trimmed with fancy buttons and confrast- Vests ing stripes on collar and cuffs, finished at waist with silk New Spring Blouses of Voile, Dimity Wonderful Values Wednesday' stitching and girdles; shown in shades of saxe, green, nigger, brown, tomato and rose pink; sizes 16 to 42. Each and Broadcloth Slipover Summer Weight Vests with short or no sleeves and opera tops; made of fine rib cotton, in for...... :TT...... $6.90 Stylish and Inexpensive sizes 36 to 44. Special. 3 for ...... $1.00 Neatly Tailored Navy Serge Dresses trimmed with military braid and but Summer Cotton Vests, slipover style, with round or tons. Have bound necks, three-quarter sleeves and tie girdles; sizes 16 to opera straps, made of fine rib cotton ; sizes 36 to 40. $1.95 and $2.50 Special. 4 for...... $1.00 42. Specially priced at ...... $10.00 - —Manilla, First Floor Dimity Overblouses with long sleeves, fin English Broadcloth Overblouse* with long Knitted SUk Vests with opera tops, ribbon straps, ished with imitation hand-drawn thread sleeves, Bramley collar and finished down good weight in flesh only ; sizes 36 to 40. Each, 854 work down front, on sleeves and collars, also front with small pin tucks : shades are sand —First Floor Drug Sundries overbleuses buttoned down front trimmed and orchid ; sizes 36 to 42. Also Dimity Four Special Values in Infants' with colored border around collar, cuffs and Blouses with convertible collars and but pocket ; white only ; in sizes 36 te . 42. toned down front ; sizes 36 to 42. and Each ...... $1.95 Each...... $2.50 Wear Wednesday —Blouses, First Floor Women's House Dresses Toiletries Infants’ Rompers of check gingham and plain colored chambrmya, smocked and trimmed with white pipings on Special Wednesday neck and sleeves ; aises for six months to two years. A 3 Dozen Men's Men's Special, $1J>0 Each P«ir...... 984 & Morning Prices Flannelette Shortening Skirts trimmed with silk em Sample Golf Stylish House Dresses made up from fast FRENCH CASTILE SOAP broidered hems. Special, each ...... ■...... 794 colored prints in neat designs, 78-7 Olive OH Castile Soup 'Flannelette Gowns in neat styles with scalloped neck and Hose Oxford One Pound Ban, 6 for 964 sleeves.: S|6ti«L enek ...... —...... 754 trimmed with pipings of bright con Vaines to $£80 a Pair Per You ought jo lay in a stock Rubber Sheets, heavy quality, in size 24v36 inches. Spe Shoes trasting shades, medium and large at this price. .The longer you cial, each 854 —First Floor store it the better and fnore $1.49 sizes. Each ...... ,$1.50 lasting it is. Pure Wool Golf Hose, made AiSSOO . —WMlIewear, First Floor in England and shown in as REID LITE POWDERS f if " ■ *\ sorted sizes and colors; all a Pair Genuine full strength. Value samples. Values to $2.50 for, Really wonderful qualities are shown at this, price, fine 25c per box at...... 154 Men's or Womens Chamois* a pair ...... $1.40 leathers, good workmanship, the latest lasts and patterns, Women's Whitewear—Special GLYCERINE AND ROSE —Men's Furnishings. Mala Floor Goodyear welted soles and rubber heels; medium or light WATER tan and black. We positively guarantee the wear. Ask ette Gloves to see the “Repeater” Shoes at...... $5.00 Values for the Half-day Best quality specially pre Corset Covers of fine mnslin, trimmed with Val. laee and pared. Large bottle ... 154 Regular $1.00, Ou Salt For Some Special —Men's Shoes, Main Floor insertion, ribbon draw; sizes 26 to 44. Each...... -.494 HOT WATER BOTTLES Bloomers of strong cotton dimity in pink, orchid and Special clearance rale, $1.25 Values in the whits'; all sizes. Each ...... 654 35c a Pair, or 3 Pairs $1.00 values, each, .... Iw.... 754 Princesa Slips of check dimity with strap shoulders and Silverware and hemstitched top. Each ...... 954 Chamoiaette Glove* for cither men or, women, silk Small Boys' White Woolen —Whitewear. FI ret Floor lined or unlined, small sizes only, 71 and 6. Colors Cut Glass Towels at are natural,-putty, grey or black. Regular $1.00 a Saits pair for 354, or 3 pairs for...... $1.00 Departments 25 Pairs Ruffled Special Prices —Men's Furnishings, Mala Floor Regular $2.76, On Sale 1 \• 1 .. . Silver-plated Casseroles, oval For...... $1.95 or round. Regular price Huckaback Towels, hemmed, $6.00 for...... $3.95 Marqaisette Curtains Boys' White Woolen Suits, two-piece style, consist size 36x22. Oreat value, Silver-plated Teaspoons, neat ing of jersey and pants, jersey made with polo collar each ...... 504 designs and good weight. In the Staple Department and fastening in front with three buttons, pants Special, 6 for ...... 954 A Pair, $125 32-inch All Linen Tea Toy straight style With buttoned waist band. Sizes for Silver-plated Table Spoons, ing, special, a yard.. '3ft 2, 3 and 4 years. Regular $2.75 for ...... $1.96 Bargains Wednesday special 3 for .$1.10 Novelty Marquisette Curtains, 2j yards long and 27 Christy’s English Turkish Silver-plated Sugar Shells, —Children’s Wear, First Floor inches wide. Even Marquisette Curtains with 2-inch Towels, special, each, 394 great value, each .....454 ruffle. Complete with tie-backs. A pair...... $1.25 Morning —Draperies, Second Floor Bath Mats, 36x32 inches, Silver-plated Butter Knives, 54-indh Unbleached Cotton, a yard...... 154 great value, each ...... 554 -X ' : great value, each... .$1.25 ------.1'— 36-inch Bleached Longcloth, a yard ..,...... 304 Silver-plated Cold Meat —Staples, Main Floor Bleached Damask Cloths, 54x54 inches, each... .$1.50 Forks, great value, each 954 Colored Scotch Madras 54-inch Half Bleach Damask, a yard...... $1.00 Sparkling Cut Glass Bonbon Men's 42-inch Hemmed Pillow Canes, special, each ...... 354 Dishes. Regular price $4.50, Special Half-day Values Hemmed Bleached Sheets, 73x90 inches, a pair. .$2.50 on sale for...... $2.95 Flannelette and A Bargain in 36-inch Heavy Stripe Flannelette, a yard ...... « .504 Cut Glass Berry Bowls. Scotch Madras, 36 inches wide, including plain shades of 56-inch Bleach Damask, special, a yard v...... 894 Regular $6.50 for .. .$4.50 Union Taffeta blue, rose and tan and some pretty designs in combina 31-inch “Aza” Unshrinkable Flannels, a yard ....704 Tumblers in grape design, tion colorings. Regular to 95c a yard, on sale, for . .504 Shirtings Pure Nainsook, 36 inches wide, fine grade, a yard. .454 light weight. Special, Scotch Madras. 45 and 50 inches wide, m smart, attrac * IS-Inch Hhlrtlnrm nn even weave 36-inch Twill Pyjama Cloth, sky, pink and mauve, a » for ...... ttttttT. . 494 SHIRTS —Lower Main Floor tive designs and coloring*. Shades are rose, green, blue end Ideal tor metre and boys' yard ...... t.:...... 494 BIO WEDNESDAY BARGAINS and mulberry. Regular price, a yard to $1.95. Half-day 49-inch Superior Madapolam, a yard ...... 754 special, a yard...... $1.00 shirts or for those who deslrf v Regular $1.25 for ...... «94 stout material tor house dresses. All Linen Irish Cloths, 72x72 inches. Special, each, $4.08 —Drapery, Swat Floor Regular $4.95 for...... $2.45 Shown In attractive stripes and Fine White Crinkle Bedspreads, each ...... $2.50 Girls' —Staple», Mala FloOr Three Dozen Flannelette Shirts with collar attached and II designs to select from. Great one pocket, shown black, grey and fancy stripes; sizes 15 5c, 10c and 15c Bargains in value, yurd ...... US# Gym Bloomers to 171. Regular $1.25, on sale for 1...... 694 «Î - lash Horrockees' Oxford No phonf or C.O.D. orders. Shirt lag, a famous brand that Wednesday Specials in the $1.50 a Pair Men’s Union Taffeta Shirts, made in England, coat shape, Hardware Department has stood the test of time. Pat with soft white neck hands, soft double cuffs. They are terned In light and dark stilgau; Black Sateen Gy|U. Bloomers shown in assorted stripes on a white ground: sizes 141, 30 Wooden Clothes Pegs for...... 104 a shirting that cannot be beaten Furniture Department pleated on to band at waist for wear. Helling at. yard. M4 151,16, 161. About three dozen in this lot to clear at half Mouse Traps, special. 3 for...... IO4 and finished with clastic at price. Regular $4.95 for ...... $2.45 «î-lach Tobralco «lilting, for 2 Only. Oak Extension Tables, fumed finish, with round knee ; sizes for 14 and 16 Rat Traps, heavy spring, each ...... 154 fine quality shlrte and dresses No phone or C.O.D. orders. "top and pedestal baser Each .. .■...... $19.00 veara. Special, pair, $1.50 Miners’ Coffee Pots, each ...... 104 This celebrated mercerised —Men's Furnishings. Mala Floor Egyptian cotton fabric Ik well 1 Only, Fumed Fir Extension Table with oblong top and _ —Children's Wear. First Floor Oiling Clothes Hooks, japanned, per dozen...... ,154 known and has a ready Sale to square legs, extends 6 feet. Priced at...... $17.50 Wall Hat and Coat Hooka, coppered, per dozen ... .154 those who like fine grade and 2 Only, Walnut Finished Steel Beds with 2-inch continu Rub-not Laundry Tablets, regular 25c for ...... 54 fine appearance. G tree a maxi ous posts and five one-inch fillers ; 4 ft. 6 in. - size. Large Size Seamless Velvet Pile Rugs, $29.75 Aluminum Coffee and Tea Balls, each ...... 104 mum of wear. New and neat *- Kseh ...... $12.50 signs; all white sad neat stripes British made and very serviceable. All Aluminum Salt and Pepper Shakers, each ...... 154 on a white ground. 12-Inch 6 Only, All Felt Mattresses, covered with art ticking and Seamless Velvet Pile Rugs, 9 ft. x 10 fj. 6 in. All good Jay Funnels,,special, each ...,t...... 154 Tobralco. a yard ...... Mg have roll edges; all standard sises. Each...... $7.50 designs. Regular price $39.75. On sale for... $39.75 * —Hardware. Lower Main Floor —Wash Goods, Mala Floor —Second Floor
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DAVID SPENCER LIMITED — 'wrr VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925 =6* ials for Wednesday Morning IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN •hailed Walnut Royal City Black Charrie#, ■ *'****» Lt^d»i4»d£L msmMt .Mn r« •
•ran, 100-lb. sack ...... $1.85 if AS RESIGNED Vhaat Shorts, 100,1b. sack... •I.SO Perk Staaks. Ik 251 rushed Oats, 100-lb. sack. . . $8.15 Round Steak», lb.. and .. .IS# SOCIAL AND PERSONAL >ad Wheat, 100-lb. reck . •8.10 Loin Veal Chops (cut short), lb. 35* Idewflak. Fleer, It-lb. sack, fil.18 Freeh Cod Fillets, lb...... 16* Rie., lOe-Ib. sack ...... 88.80 Freeh Sliced Cod. 8 Iba...... SSg BE SHORT OF SKIRT Mr. C. E. Wave, of Vancouver. In a Mrs. Ridgway - Wilson, who for the visitor in Victoria. pant four months has been visiting .In 4 out of 5 * . , ffCt Pyotilifi Ukeethldln Less Material and More of Mr. J. Edward Bears, of Vancouver, tiny. 1Hebden and Basil RMffway ...... Is s visitor in Victoria. Wilson. returned last Thurs- lSeT,£Mn>w’ 25c avrjr7.uT. 25c Ankle in Model Gowns on day. View Miss Naomi Mitchell entertained a few guest» at riiah Jong this after Mr. Walter Hawes. elde*frsb)i of ssse noon st her home on Trutch Street. Mr. and Mm. W. Hawes. 316 Jessie London. March 14—If dresses de Street, was host at a delightful sur signed for the next court at Buck *♦* + *•*' ÏZ3£L2Z 0. KIRKHAM & CO. LTD ingham Palace and new on view at Mr*. H. J. M. Adams, who has been prise party on Saturday fright. The my iry Rhone*. 171 and ITS the guest of her mother, Mrs. Eberts, party was attended by thirty of his Provision Dep the shop* of various modistes are has returned to her home in Duncan. Fieh Dept.. 6621 612 Fort St. Meat Dept., followed there will be less material young friends, who congratulated Fruit Dept. seen than usual and more of the him on hla recovery from a serious wearers’ ankles. Dr. J. G. Macks y of New West t .leratlon. The evening was spent .Most of the modes on view hâve the minster, is spending a few days In In dancing, singing and games. A extremely short skirts which have Victoria. buffet supper was served st mid Be on your guard Charm of Good Manners — “The come Into vogue since the last court night. Charm of Social Intercourse and was held and against which there t< ; Mr. Howard Parker of Kuper Isl Good Manners" will he the subject no official regulation. The cut of and is a visitor in Victoria and la B At the conclusion of the ftaal per for signs of Pyorrhea Bulky Articles of the address which, is to be given the neck is very discreet, while the guest at the Balmoral Hotel. formance of The Midsummer at the Y.W.CA. this evening by Mrs. length of train and the veil Is also . NightV Dream;" presented by the Just as the stability of a building is dependent C. de V. Schofield. The lecture, Reserved* as at previous courts. - Mr. Crltchley of the Balmoral matriculation students of the Vic upon it* foundations, so healthy teeth depend upon which will commence at • o’clock, is 1 One dress un view Is of silver and Hotel left yesterday afternoon to toria High School on Saturday eve healthy gums. Washed far one of the series arranged in con lace finished with ostrich‘ feathers. spend s few days in Vancouver. ning. the members if the cast were nection with— the < 'harm School, Another Is of pale pink brocade with + T ? T entertained by Major and Mrs. Bul Bleeding gums are the first sign of Pyorrhea's ap which has !>een proving a most pop n girdle of brilliants and train of gold Mr. and Mrs. ('harlee Brown left lock-Webster at their home on Unk- proach. Then they begin to recede and the healthy ular featurè of the Spring pro lace, while a third Is of silver and leaa Avenue. yesterday afternoon for Vancouver, pink color gives place to a pale, whitish tint. Soon gramme. pale mauve. | where they will spend a few days. The Victoria A ma I Swimming the tteth are loosened, pus pockets form and drain
and Curtains, send them to us. ness and expects to return to-day to Hall, when a number of member» Bochin's For the Gums contains just the right pro We cleanse everything beauti Former Wife Gains Victory her home on Halt Hprh and their friends danced with en Joy ment to the strains of Hunt's or- portion> of Fortune Astringent (as used by the dental fully In pure billowy euds. Mrs. I#eonard Andrews, of Vaa- « heetra. Delicious refreshments profession) to neutralise oral poisons, and keep, die Tour Curtaina we dry exactly In Sensational London Case cwvci*. is spending a few weeks la evening. The MRS. HENDERSON gums In a firm, strong, healthy condition. Even if to their original shape and sise. V Ictoria as the guest of her mother. cess of the affair redounded to the Mrs. S. F. Tolmie. Cloverdale. you don’t care to discontinue your fkvorite denti Tour Blankets wef return soft credit of the social committee and Its convener. Mias Molly Wellborn. frice, at least start using Forban s once a day. and fleecy. ' with the nap like Mr. R. J. Stewart, provincial fac 4* i* tory Inspector, of Vancouver, is a Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kenning of $72 Forbans is more than a tooth paste; it checks Pyor Tour Pillow a fluffy, sweet and visitor In Victoria and la a guest at Heywood Avenue announce the mar rhea. Thousands have found it beneficial for years. the Dominion Hotel. dean. riage of their eldest daughter. Mar For your own sake ask for and get Forhan's For the lon Campbell, to Major Donald M. Phone us to-day, our repre Mr. J. L Noble, secretary of the Mackey. O.H.R, of Victoria, son of Gums. At yll druggists, 35c and 60c in tubes. sentative will call, and relieve Underwriters’ Association Vancouver, Is spending to-day in Vic Capt. and Mrs. D. Mackey of Goder ftwnk sflei. Ma» P. P. S. you. of at least a part of your torts on business. ich, Ont. The marriage took place hard toll. on Saturday, March II. at the First Mr. Briç Smith, of Parksvtlle. Is Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr. Wil spending g few days In Victoria as son officiating. After a honeymoon the guest of Mr. B. D. Robinson. Ad In the Sound cities. Major and Mrs. nriral’a Road. Macks y will make their home in Vic toria. , New Method Mias Shells Green-Wilkinson, of Halt Spring Island, Is spending a few Rrhan's day. In Victoria end In n street at the CHEMAINUS Ancle Laundry Limited ------Eraktne,who has rented the FOR THE GUMS Mrs. Walter Scott of Wood lawn house lately occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Mow than a tooth F. B. Carr-Hilton, has gone to Vic Phone 2300 er 600 1 Crescent left ______if fhttftt Pyorrhea ’prairie cities, where she will spend toria for a few days. His wife and TAG DAY TO AID 1016 North Park Street ’the next two months visiting friends. family will accompany him when he + + + returns to Cbemainue Miss Rita Mar wood of Vancouver + r - Is spending a few days in Victoria as Mrs. Marks, who has been staying ■il 1 Cl II i t»w guest of her slater. Mrs. A. W. with Mrs. Howard for several weeks, has returned home to Vancouver. Millar. Cook Street. Ladies’ Guild to Appeal on + + + Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McEwan are Mrs. B. 8. Anderson of Seattle la receiving congratulations on the birth spending a few weeks in Victoria as Saturday For Much-needed OOUOH ZXMKDY of a son born March 26 in Chemalmis the guest, of her granddaughter. Mrs. Royal Hospital. Funds J. Bowker. Beach Drive. + + + ■+■ + *r The rare of the sailors rho visit oal bottle Mr. R B. Halhed vileted Nanaimo C Mra. Stanley H Cann. of Yarmouth. last week. -ti'is port.,from time to time, whether Nova Scotia, has arrived in the city With the ships of the merchant marine and will make an extended stay with Mr. and Mra. Cummins and Miss or of the navy, has for many yeprs MacFarlaie Drug Ce. her daughter, Mrs. J, R B. Dtcksoiil Mary Cummins worn week-end viol hill -Aim..—poêlât work carried on St. Patrick Street. tors to Shawnlgan leaks. by the Ladies* Guild foi* Sailors at + + + the Connaught Seamen’s Institute Mra. R B. Devlfn of Ottawa, who Mr. Arthur Howe Jr. Is visit!i sad the vkh Iwe two daughters bas been friand. Hr. ThdWea relierait. Such wortt Irtetudi sion of tot Ü* Serve Tow Modes! spending the peat week at the Em torts. in while press Hotel, left to-day for Seattle in port, the -, of books, mag- en route for their home In the East. Mr. and Mra. Dawkins are reel vine ------little comforts for congratulations on the birth of e the seafarers and for the lonely In Mr. and Mrs. Dittie and daughter, daughter. March ». mates of the lighthouses around these „ EDISONS TO-MORROW'S who have been spending the past few + *> + coasts, as well as the provision of HELD IN TORONTO weeks In Victoria as guests at the Msears. James r'at heart D. A. “ astraa**~ for1__ the______sailors______who mayI be__ BRÜNSWICKS and Angela, have loft for Vancouver en Gates and H. Doblnson were amongst confined to hospital during their stay route to their home hi Calgary. Other* who went to Victoria on Bit- Lord Byng Spoke at Anni COLUMBIAS HOROSCOPE +• + •*» urtiay to see the hockey match. The engagement la announced of 4- > -e versary Service; Chapter’s Miss Helen H Crockett, of Victoria, MV*. Laetham. Victoria, was the to raise necessary funds the ladies Radios and Pianos daughter of Mr. and Mr ** guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. will hold 'a tag day on Saturday Gift By Genevieve Kemble Crockett of Devonport. Kn T. Smith, last week. next, when it Is hoped the public W> Are Exclusive Agents for Edmund. Oldfield, of Korfol Lodge. will respond generously to the ap Elk Lake. Victoria. B.C. MAYNE ISLAND peal. Toronto. March 23.—When the Im Brunswick Records The Melrose Paint Company have perial Order Daughters of the Em Mr. and Mra. Harry Sledding of Mayne Island. March 24.—Mrs. kindly allowed the use of their store WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25. pire held an Impressive service in The floret record on the market Vancouver, were the guests of Mr. Eustace Maude and Mias Maude as headquarters for the day. and Convocation Hall Saturday afternoon and Mrs. George Ullie. Hampshire have left for a trip of several months following Is a complete list of the in commemoration of the twenty-fifth to-day. According to the ruling planetary to England via New York. corners and convener»; Douglas and + + + anniversary of the founding of the Configuration*, this should 1 Fort. Mrs. Vernon Thomson. Library organisation, memories of years were fictive as well as successful day. lady Constance Fawkes had a tea and theatres. Mrs. O. Bass and Mrs. crowded into moments. The order 641 Yates Tfiere is presage an abrupt party. Those present were Mrs. Runbury. Hudson’s Bay, Mra. Kerr was founded during the South Afri Street Porter. Mra. West. Mrs. O. Maude. and St Georges School girls; Mar KENTS Change, removal or Journey, and can War. To fittingly mark the Phonograph find Radiela Store Mrs. Waugh. Mra. Foster. Misa A. ket. Inocal Council of Women; Yates silver Jubilee, It was planned to com these should bring benefits. New Maude, the Rev. Porter, Masters <3. and Broad Streets. HM8.it. Reso fivojects are also under encouraging plete the $606.600 fund to provide and R. Footer. - , lution; Wool worth’s» Catholic Wo poat-graduhte scholarships in Cana •way, and those in the employment A meeting of the Mayne Island men’s League; Spencer’s main door. dian and British universities and To •f others may hope for recognition avomen’s exhibition committee was MSrs. Gillian. Poot Office. Mrs. W. ronto Chapter on Saturday afternoon Queen Alexandra Review—The reg fr advancement If qualified. How- held at the home of Mra. Garrick R- Sayer; Causeway and boats, Mrs. presented $6,466, which Is their share ular social meeting of Queen Alex aver. It is enjoined that the money When all business had been discussed Woods; James Bay. Mrs. A. E. Smith; of the birthday gift. andra Review No. 11, W.B.A.. wan tea was served, Douglas and Yates, Mies Alice The. guest- — - _honor. Lord__ _ Byng._ held in the Sons of Canada Hall on be safeguarded and extravagance and + + + Pooley; Empress Hotel, the Rev. A. Friday evening, the commander. Mrs. épeculation avoided- Mrs. V. 8. Maclachlan left last Governor-General of Canada, spoke night for Vancouver en route for the Mr. Davie ha. left after .pending deB. Owen ; Fort and Broad. Mrs. briefly. Ricketts, in the chair. There was a I ‘Those whose birthday la It may n few day, with hla cousine. Major Cave; Fort and Government. Mrs. good attendance of members, and sev Women’s Institutes of the Lower eral visitors from Victoria Review look for a prosperous with’ Mainland, which she will visit in and Mia. Waal. Caldwell; Weller’s. View and Broad. beneficial change and advancement. The drat «hlpnrent of daffodils from Mrs. Spavin ; C.P.R. office. Bank of KING’S DAUGHTERS’ No. 1, and one from Cbemainue. her capacity of secretary of the Pro Commerce. Mrs. Morrison. Boxes Much business was transacted in the Nut they should shun speculation vincial Women’s Institutes. She ex I hr Mayne Island nurseries has been ernt to Vancouver. and tags may be secured at the, head short time at the disposal of the find be careful in the matter of per pects to be away until Easier. + + ♦ DAFFODIL TEA meeting.’ including the receiving with + + + quarters. Melrose Paint Co., Fort sonal extravagance A child born Mrs. Elvereton on her return from Street, on Friday afternoon at 3 regret of the resignation of Mra. •a this day may be clever, energetic Mr. and Mrs.-Gerald F. Payne 4L fÉHt X Maxwell as financial secretary, and Saturna Island. B.C.. announce thé England arrived here on her way to The King’s Daughters anticipate a find talented, but it may be restless Galls no Island. substantial accretion to their funds the appointing of Mrs. Watson as her A fid given to frequent change. It engagement of their eldest daughter. + + 4- as the reeult of the daffodil tea successor. The new officer la to be should be moderately successful in Katherine Isabel, to Mr. Frank Clif Building has begun, on Provost which is to be held at the charming Installed at the next meeting. After ford Adams, eldest son of Mr. and Ms undertakings. Island. About 16,666 fe* of lumber home of Mies Agnew, “Schuhum." the meeting a. very enjoyable court Mrs. Walter E. Adame of Victoria. was landed and another I» doe any Rockland Avenue. on Thursday, whist drive was held. The wedding to take place In Vic day. Mr. McKinnon of Port Wash April 2. In addition to flower* of all Rummage Sole. —On Thursday, toria. April 21. March 26. there will be a rummage ington la in charge of the building. kinds, there will be Easter novelties pale at lltS Esquimau Road from for sale. A musical programme is I to 4 o’clock, under the auspices of any other kind of flowers; best table IS SERIOUSLY ILL being arranged for the occasion. Eequimalt Ladles’ Aid. Daffodil Show bouquet. Mra Walter C. Nlehol has kindly Class Five—Children’s section-—Best Hapsburgs May Claim Part of consented to open the affair. The . Strawberry Vale Social — The bowl wild I tiles; best bouquet mixed decorated tables competition, which Strawberry Vale Women’s Institute At Keating Hall Ex-Empress Charlotte’s has been such a popular feature in will hold a social in the hail on Fri recent years, will be in charge of day evening, when an attractive pro Saturday Next Kumtuks Club—At the Kumluks Fortune Miss Agnew. and entries should be gramme will be presented. Mrs. Hall V iun luumruu y rniri > en inter- „ , -- . _ . . made to her at telephone No. 366. will be In charge of a stall of home- eating add re», on “Public Speaking” , »ru»»«K Mareh «■—The aged fisade candy add Mrs. G rout edge will A daffodil show and birthday silver was given by Mrs Tyrell fiodmnn. f"”îr»ETW**î Chariot», of Mexico, Esquimau Party.—A progressive soil home sewing. Refreshments will tea will be held at the Temperance -who I. shortly leaving for England. ul wllh th* grippe, was declared to 600 party was held on Friday evert be served by the president, Mrs. ,C. H. She commended the club for the have shown n little .mproveroent ing at the Sailors’, Club, by the clause la Its constitution which ex- yesterday. Esquimau Scottish Daughters." Mrs. pected members to contribute a brief Albert and the Princoaa Vtc- T. Scott and Mr. J. Nicol were the talk at some time in their member- tor Napoleon Bonaparte, nieêe of conveners, and a large number of ing. Qood prises will be provided for ship, thus encouraging them to ex- Chartotig».. visited -her Saturday and playérs took part.. The prizes, which the military five hundred, and play press themselves lucidly. A series of Qupfin Elizabeth passée Sunday were donated by Mesdames T. 8. will begin at $.30 sharp. delightful Instrumental selections afternoon with her. — BEAUTIFY IT WITH Mrs. B. c. Amey will have charge Scott. Hansen. Pickard. Griffin and of the tee rooms and will be assisted was given by a trio, including Mias Charlotte's fortune is conserve- Nicol. were won by: First, Mfa. R. by girls of the Junior Institute. Mr. Clarice Gray, Messrs. Holden and A. lively estimated at 160,000.000 francs. S. Griffin. Mrs. Brooker ; second. DIAMOND DYES' George Robinson of Elk Lake haa M. D. Feirbalrn. Baron doff 1 net. who was private Mrs. Booth. Mr. I* Fee; consolation. kindly consented ti> Judge the flow Mias Muaro and Mr. Sanders. At the ers. and all ladles In the district are •t Jaaeph's WAv—The Ladles Aux conclusion of the game delicious re cordially Invited to enter the compe iliary of SI. Joseph1» Hospital will freshments were served by Mrs. Col Perfect home dye tition. meet for ».wlnx Wednesday after lins. Mrs. Riley snd Mrs. Of if fin. ing and tinting la Entries in the classes, which are noon, March It, private dining-room. At the business meeting which pre ceded the evening’s entertainment ft your hands P guaranteed with Din" appended, will be received until Fri Em pres. Hotel All members are day evening by the secretary.. Mrs. Invited. • . waa decided to postpone Indefinitely Even thoegh yoe Jo diihci m hoar » raond Dyes. Juat the fair and sale of work previously D. E. Gold, phone 2R. and must be uJ a ha» retry Jay—with Lax m In place by twelve o’clock Saturday Mr». Frank F. Fatt. «01 Trutch planned for April. The next meet morning, each exhibitor to furnish fitreet. entertained at her home at a ing will take place at the Sailors' her own vases. moat delightful tea yesterday In honor Club on April $ at S o'clock. Class One—Single Daffodils, best of Mrs. Richard Whldden. of Nova aeawMB six. large trumpet, yellow; best six Beotia, and her daughter, Mias Helen •ala.—A q^aaaaaial short cut* white and yellow; best home-cook Ing sale waa held by the fiore SOSp. Above is Mrs Muriel Dennlstoun, the former wife of Colonel Whldden, of Normandy. France, who six. any other kind; beet six largest. have been visiting Victoria tag' the W.A. to the Canadian Legion In lan Onslow Dennlstoun, *the centre of the sensational society Class Two-Double daffodils, beet last few weeks Mra. FUtt waa as David Spencer’s on Saturday, a sub case which, bad been agitating London and all Engtfind, and which six yellow; best six orange and cream sisted by Her daughter.Mias Winnie stantial sum being raised. The pro ,dip In cold water to «bacon and e«a), best six doublt Fntt. Among those present were ceeds will be used to buy fishing ended to-day in her winning a verdict for £6,606. She charged trumpet^ best six largest. tackle for ex-service men In Tran «Int draperie»,soft. delicatecover Mrs. Richard Whldden. Mias Helen that her husband encouraged her hi affairs with other men to in- Class Three—Hyacinths, one stalk Whldden. Mra. Fred Downey and quille Sanatorium. The committee (JM everythiishades or bdl to dye of each. Single: White, blue, cream, Mias Louisa Downey of Everett. wish to thank all members and •gt— rich permanent colors.other #ur* hla advancement. Below la Culturel Dennlstoun taken aa be fink. red. Double: White, blue, (1 rugglet whether Wash.; Mra C. C. Cochrane. Mrs. Jubilee W>.- The monthly meeting friends who so kindly helped to T! Each 16-cent pack wa« leaving court, wttb hla prenant wife. Almlna. Dowagar Coun- cream, pink. red. Percy Barlow. Mr», tleorge Cochrane, make the sale a success. The com l*e material you wish to color of the Women’» Auxiliary to the 'll age contains dlrec- ta.t. "f t'amurvon and widow of the famous explorer of- King Class Four—Best bowl of each— Mrs. William a rant. Misa A. M. Koyxl Jubilee Hospital will be held mittee In charge were Mrs. Cham LSI» or.silk,■J»; or llooawhether so simpleIt la linen. any violets. Sell la Slberlca, Arabia, prim Smith. Misa C. Frame and Mra Har tAdvt.J Tut’» tomb to-morrow afternoon at IM at the bers. Mrs. Macnicol and Mies woman àan dye or roses, walflowers, MMMgfi«rape hyacinth. ' old Grant. ___ Abbott tint lingerie, alike, ribbons, skirts, waist», dree.ee < 6at*. A »______A_o aaelaa /.Avar - VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925
assistants, having received Information PHONE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEPTH of-a suspected case of smallpox, shall Immediately inquire into the facts, either by consultation with the attend lag pbyMubth nr by his own personal CRIIG RETURNED TO TRIBUTES TO WORK iSmrstlc symptoms are not suflnciantly de- SMALLPOX E^BedteLl ^onStlo&r TBKE5 he case under Me own personal ULSTER PUENT OF LATE STATESMAN •ROVI HEALTH, eervalkwi at the special suspect stal HKKVHWiVTit! and Leaders m "W w tnm rrmniion or i Smallpox to awd of the Medical Health Officer all cause Down; Eighty Candidates •Speak of Cur- h Columbia. Approved for suspicion or danger Is poet, the of Hia Manor tM Lleutoni suspected case shall be Isolated and Were Nominated To-day zon’s Services to Britain Dated Merck “ WWlse dealt with in the name man es prescribed for n case of smallpox. The persons living in the same, house Belfast, March 24-Premier Sir Premier Baldwin Describes For Wednesday Morning Stoppers! XI7HBRKAS aman pox may at any time or-Who have been in contact with the Janus Craig and Eamonn de Valera, J J . bréhk out Jn the Province, thf Infected patient shall also be kept un the Republican leader, were - re Him as à Self-made Man ProvlnctoTBeard of Health, subject t« der observation. And all such persons turned unopposed for County Down the appro**!- of the Ueuteaant-Oov and the suspected person also shall be la the nominations to-dqy of enedi- •mar. enacts the following regulations Immediately vaccinated. London. March 24.—The nation, in . health District'' ar •District'' dates for the fifty-two vacant seats A Special Value in Span SOk New House Dresses, $1.00 Children’s Capeskin Gloves Mllk-eentaliier the person of its sovereign, and the L “Health district" or “dletrtcl" lit in the Ulster Parliament. About Houses of Parliament yesterday paid No. 1 Quality Natural Spun Silk, used ex Made from good quality chambray, with 1C. No milk-container shall bo eighty candidates are standing for turned to any dairy or milk-vendor 1 tributes of sympathy and praise for tensively for lingerie, children’s wear, square snd V necks; some piped with black house while under quarantine. ■eats. There are forty-three Union the high services rendered during a braid; others finished with faiicy gingham. at 98c Pair i^r»ïïs:uaUoMi£Lruy« fis» 1st candidates, about a dozen Na shirts, etc.; 29 inches wid£ Splendid wear .STE^LaS -'S lifetime of strenuous and courageous English Make Capeskin Gloves, pique sewn Feed-handlers tionalista and nine Republicans. ing quaUty. Special at, per yard .....8S* In shades of pink, green and canary. Not lew cotwtituted or appointed effort by a great statesman.'Marquis all sixes in each color; eisoe 24 to 42. Also seams, one dome fastener snd self stitched 17. No person from a house tn which Joseph Devlin, Nationalist leader, Ourson of Kedleston, who filled all —Main Floor APPOINTMENT OF OFFICE** there is a patient suffering from small unbleached cotton drseeos; neck, sleeves and points, in tan only; sixes 2 to 5. Wednesday pox shall handle milk, butter, or any has Issued u manifesto supporting but the very highest offices in the Medical Health Officer other dairy product which la to l>e sold the decision of the Nationaliste . tu state. pocket finished In blue, tan, pink or yellow. Morning Special, per pair ...... 08* « On receipt of * notice, forwarded or. given to any party, delivered to any cater the Parliament, and says ho The King lamented Lord Ourson1 Special at, each ...... #1.00 —Main Floor hy registered letter edilrceeeil to the creamery or butter-factory, nor any will himself take a seat there if death as the passing of “an old and —Second Floor head *1 the Council of ear municipality, utensil or container used in connection Pillow Cases 50c a Pair or to Ita clerk, and signed by the Chair- therewith. Any of those product# may elected, abandoning his abstention of valued friend.” man and decretary of the Provincial be distributed under precautions to be the last four years. The I*rime Minister, Stanley Bald A roally «plendld raine for general uee, well It Is stated, however, that no Na win, In the House of Commns, In the Board of Health, reqneetlne the »p- laid down by tbe Medical Health Officer. made and a good useful else. Price, .per Infants’ Slip Waists at 98c polntment of a Medical Health Officer, ■■■gM] PLACARD tionalista will take seats In any case course of a eulogy, characterised him y the Council of each municipality ahalL until the Boundary Commission has ae “a self-made man, because It was pair ...... SO* A Special Women’s Offering Ot within five dare from the date of ro- Stating Disease. Etc., te Be Pasted Up ceivlne such notice, appoint a Medical] It. Where there is a case of smallpox reported, while those elected for his natural ability, his fierce Industry Each Health Officer, and make provision for in—1 any house, the Medical Health Offfcer border constituencies will await de and his courage which made htm.from ■able compenaatlon for hie eer- shall------‘orthwlthforthwith cause causa a aplacard placard to marcatlon of boundary. The com] an early period of his life map out a In mercerised mixture with silk stripe, but pomod In a consphconspicuous place the mission’s report Is expected soon. scheme of what he would do." Hack Towels 25c Each ton down front, long sleeves; sises 1 months _front___ __ef__ the j bouse,house. on which al “He was the architect of his own Sports Coats to 4 years. Special at...... 98* l refuwi or neglect to make euch printed In large letters the fortunes.’’ said the Premier. appointment within live dare after re SMALLPOX, and which shall also state Usefpl towels for everyday use. Buy now ceipt of euch notice, the Lleutenant- the penalty for removal of such card Mr. Baldwin also tquchingly for future requirements; sise 18x14. Price, Values to $15.95 for $7.96 Oovcrnor may, on the recom mendatkm without the permission of tho Medical /erred to the recent occasion when each ...... 26* of the Provlnclel Hoard of Health or of Health Officer. LING OF COURT he himself had been chosen Instead Women’s and Misses' Sports Coats, lu Chairman aad Secretary, make ehch of Lord Corson, as Premier, and tes —Main Floor Infants’ Jiffy Pants Special Removal of Placard with Raglan sleeves, all-round belt, appointment. 1». No parson other than th. _ tified that never by word, look or In Sanitary Pallet Health Officer shall remove or cause to nuendo had Lord Curson shown that trench back, slip and patch pockets. i Offl be removed such placard, and this CHUS SURPRISE ka kero any grpdfeT- Mtr mml. mown in colors.fit.tense»... _-- ^a39(L:7- W , after the place has boon disinfect! MACDONALD’S TRIBUTE reindeer and sand; sixes If to 42. ence of eanlury police for Hw P«rpoe- ISOLATION—QUARANTINE Wednesday morning special Pure gum rubber, in pink, white and na or assisting In carrying out the health Ramsay MacDonald, tpe Labor Isolation Attorney-General of Ontario tural; large else. Special at. per pair. .30* ragutettoas in force in tii* district. he leaSer, in an. equally eloquent tribute —Second Floor •hull temporarily employ one or more 20. Definitions. — By IsolationT1 is Comments on iârvis and spoke of another side of Lord Cur- persons as sanitary police uni» the rant the separation of persons soilsuffer son’s character. This was his solid * Half-day Shoppers orooer authorities shall have apt*» g from a communicable dlssasS. SanRsry-pStee 1# the Medical H — I irrten» of the infectious • -organ! Smith Case lode for art and architecture. Hudson's Bay Self-filling Fountain-Rows $7.95 Officer or tbs Provincial Board of from other persons, in such places and In the House of Lords, the Earl of With gold plated nib. Special at, each B6* Health require the appointment of any under such conditions as will prevent Toronto. March 24 —W. P. Nickle, Oxford and Asquith, brought up vivid Misses’ and Childrens specified number ef sanitary policemen, the direct or Indirect conveyance of the Attorney-General of Ontario, issued recollections extending from the time ~ Alpine White Stationery then such number shall be •Pointed, infectious agent to any person. the following statement regarding when It fell to his lot tp examine In boxes containing 24 sheet* of note Should thO'Council of arty municipality Quarantine the Appellate Court's judgment on the paper and 24 envelopes* in suede or linen r refuse or neglect to mabe auch appoint Curson, then a schoolboy. Just leav X Leather Sandals ments on the request of the Medical By Incubation or quarantine (them appeals of Aemllius Jarvis Sr.. ing Eton. They had, he said, entered finish; white only. Special at, per box. 2B* Health Officer, such apooinUnents may terms being synonymous for the Peter Smith: the House of Commons together, and —Main Floor be made by the Provincial Board of these regulations)regulator Is meant ** “It was with astonishment, almost their personal friendship had with tat ion of freedom or movement of per dlamay. that I learned the Court of at$1.79aPair - Health. _ sons who have been exposed to cotnmu stood all the shocks of political con Nurses, *te„ to Be Veeelneted Apfreal had varied, as Indicated, the troversy, Women’s Cotton Sports The popular patent leather strap sandals, 4. No pereon «hell be employed a* ntreble diseases for the period of time sentences imposed by the Hon. Rich Sanitary Inepector. or poticomen. equal to the Incubation period of the with oak leather soles and low rubber heels, disease to which they have been ex ard M. Meredith. In my Judgment, the people will have great difficulty Hose at 55c a Pair round toe last; sixes 8 to 10| and 15 to 2. Fine China Cups and Saucers, dainty blue Wednesday Morning Special, per pair. #1.79 53er&erT dhS3SSo?*«^i«ryi a Ne n Te Enter Infected h tn reconciling the amended sentences Liquor License Fine Quality Cotton Sports How, In ribbed with those commonly imposed on decorations; ovlde shape. Special at, per —Main Floor Without Fermi salon rffeet, with- wide ribbed tope. Shown In embulsnce. unlee. he or she M> ha tl. No jeraon shall enter any other offenders for much less serious cup and saucer ...... lO* amellpox or rubmlts to vaccination ■wv.ww ... quarantined house, isolation violations of the criminal law la re Inquiry in belaid heather mixtures of pbeaaant. camel, ffrey euch pereeee .hell be race hôpital, or suspect sUtton without the latlon to property offences." and brown; else. «4 to 10. Wednesday Medical Health Officer. perm union of the Medical Health morning special, per pair ...... *•$ ISOLATION MOtPITAI----*U*P«CT Dublin, March 24.—There afre Pearl Necklets, Special at Officer. The judgment of the Appellate 13.000 premises licensed to toell In —Main Floor . STATION Patient, Eta. Te Be Iwlete* end Heuee Court In effect is a reduction of the toxicating liquors in the Irish Free Teapots for 39c Acuulrln, Lend Quarantined Jarvis-Smith joint fine from $490.000 State, according to a written state English Teapots. In plain brown, green and 6. The Provincial Beard of Health, the 22. Every person having to $800.000. the Appellate Court pub- ment given by Minister of Justice 98c Local Board of Health, or the'Medical shall be Immediately Isolated with his ting two-thirds of the burden on the blue band decorations; four-cup sise. attendant or nurse in a separate reman O’Higgins to the liquor commission A Special in “Rayon” SOk Indestructible Pearl Necklets, nicely graded Health Officer of any health district shoulders of Jarvis. appointed by the Fcge State Gov Special at, each ...... 3»* ------either with or without prto until such time as he can be removed The Judges who composed the court and «rung on strong pearl «Ik, flnlabed with ------n of any un an isolation hospital or elsewhere, ernment to establim whether the —Lower Main Floor ■liver claap. Special at ...... MC ______j for the pur- I nothing shall be taken out of such were Chief Justice Magee and Jus number of liquor licensee is in ex Scarves rôt en Motetteh houpiiat or tor any m without having previously, been tice Orde, Hodgtns. Middleton and cens of requirements. —Main Floor of the purpose, mentioned In section. disinfected; and beeidoe such isolation Smith. The Minister points out that this “Rayon" 811k Bcarvri In dropetltch design 11 and lit ot the "Health Act.' R.8. of the patient In a separate room, the After pointing out that the court with silk fringe ends Shown In brown, 1154. aubject to the provtaiona of sec house and all person» residing therein, total of 18,000 provides a public house tion. 14. lTj». 1» nod’s» of the "Health aa well as all other peraoiw who werr had taken Into consideration the pay for every 280 persons in the Free 200 Yards of New purple, flesh, pink. Irory and navy. Special Act." * S 1*54. wiih mference tocoen- exposed to infection, shall fie quaran ment of $140,000 by Jarvla. the judg State. ■ at ...... 08.5» Boys’ English Blue Serge penaetlon and otherwise Any title nc- tined The Medical Health Officer ment set forth the reduction of the Mr. O’Hlggine described the figures —Main Floor shall then, as soon aa possible where Jarvis fine to $40.000 and the Smith as start King, and as warranting a Marquisette at 19c a Yard ■StaLS^p&^SS^ tK sorb removal can he offasm* without fine to -ftOO.OOO. each to serve five danger tp life, remove such infected searching investigation Into the so Knickers, Special 98c patient to the isolation hospital, tent, yearn more in prison in default of cial. and economic effect of such 24-inch Plain Marquisette. In cream or payment. Jarvis Is now under a six Made from good wearing blue Melton serge vlnctel Board of Health may. fmmadt or other place as provided. A patient plethora of licensed premises. white, nice even quality and an outstanding Women’s Chamoisette atehr eetablleh and maintain, at the shell not be discharged from such Iso month sentence, and Smith, former value at this low price. Wednesday morn in 'straight knlcker style, unlined and have expense of the Loral Boar, lation hospital for twenty-eight days. Provincial Treasurer of Ontario, is ing. perysrd ...... IB* two pockets and belt loops; sixes to fit boys land or Hi mid bulldine». a - until scabs have fallen off and all serving three year*. The convictions SAYS MINISTERS’ fora-have-banted.- -r-...... - -—-— _____L___ • __ -Thu* Floor Gloves 49c :L Xto 14 $$ars. Special at, per pal*... .00* hospital aad two support H«tiono oc>e were for transactions in provincial ■ j m$B Hmr S Quarantine Te Fellow Refusal ef bonds. EXPENSES ARE HEAVY Women’s Chamoleette Gloves with silk em Vacei nation The Judgment further read: broidered points, two dome fasteners, neat vaccination “The teamed Chief Justice -evident- Lend**. Merck 14.—"Ir woo » Mff fitimfTtild gooff wearing, fn roTora of “beaver, with -the regulations ÉB «!• HflEflEflH considered the appellant Jarvis or______revaccination_IV be quarantined. event, going to^Jl Downing Street" 25 Wash Rugs To Clear at mode, brown, black and white; sixes < to 8. in hie house at hts own expense for the”* able to pay tbe fine and likely to says J. R. Clynee, who was Lord A Special Value in Boys’ •e shall also os pro- full period ef quarantine, then dtabl have to bear its burdens and that Privy Seal and Deputy leader of the Wednesday Morning, per pair...... 40* at tb# axpeaee .of tbs L*ca ed end released, except to the earn very probably nothing would be re ✓ ; —Main Floor an ambulance and otl‘er House of Commons In the Macdonald $3.50 Each of a transient or an occupant of any coverable from the others concerned Cabinet, “but I do not want to live ■ ynMsSat^amto. end foralso hospital s moden end rooming-house, public Jodging- English Jerseys apartmem-house, or,other pub under execution in a civil action. It there again.’’ Closely Woven Wash Rugs. In dainty colors. , The n«Ternary number of would manifestly be to the Interest Made In tbe elmatlc ribbed rtyle with polo lic place, who may be removed to a While dynes paid no rent at No. Ideal for bed rooms or bath rooms; else collar, pullover rtyle that fartena In front a, nuraee, gunrde. and other detention station landflHHfl fils toad theraJ of the prisoner Smith, who has to 11. he paid practically everything Women’s New Spring S WrSÎÜJS To^SL^-re: ■BfeigB town. bear his three-year sentence, to pay 34x43 Inches. Regular value $4.25. Special with two buttons. Made from wool and cot else, he states He had la pay the et: each ...... 03.60 nothing and let Jarvis pay the whole house staff, numbering nine, and sn ton mixture" in color, of blue, gray, brown vide the detained person with the nS- fthe. Also, in the case of Jarvis’s —Third Floor and fawn with contrasting colored band itltoe of life. extra staff whenever special hospi Underwear at Low t stations shall be such as to death or refusal to pay. Smith, to re âsilty was dispensed. He was con around collar; rtaea to fit boys 5 to 1. years. y an Officer of'flu Provincial Health Officer May Be cover his liberty, would have to pay stantly asked when he made tele Special value at ...... $$g i^^^flMiiflflflgi Authorised To Perform Any Duty the whole amount. Of Local Board phone calls if they were personal or Prices —Main Floor default of local authorities MIGHT BE LIFE TERM official and he eventually received a 24. When the case appears to be ur A Half-day Special in Easy Cetten Combinations Te Be Beperted te FrovtneUl------gent. owing to the presence of small “The court has no information as bill for several pounds for unofficial 4, Any default on the Mtrt pox In the Province, or immediately calls. With built up shoulders, opera top or -----1 In tal to hie ability to pay this large sum minorities of any district contiguous thereto, the Lieutenant- except the evidence as to his receipt Five thousand pounds a year is short sleeves, tight or loose knee, tubular and effective sctli - Governor In Council may autMdiae the Chairs finish; Mias. 16 to 44 Prie...... $1.50 Men’s Ribbed Wool Socks rwpilatlen. ef the Provlyelal Provincial Health Orrtcer to perform of dividends on part of the bonds not enough for a Cabinet Minister | any doty belonging to any Local Board given by Jarvis to A. H. Pepatl, so the who is compelled to live in Downing A large selection of reed and sea grass chairs Cotton Lisle Combinations bis Provli__ _ of Health or Medical Health Officer, sentence might amount to Imprison Street, unless he ha» ample means, in natural finish. All well made and Reinforced at wearing parts, tubular fin r"- In the district, fiNfl Mr. Clynes states. 3 Pairs for flU aad which is neglected hy such Local ment for life of Smith. finished in neat design. An exceptional ish, .built up shoulders only, tight or loose ted by the Medical Health Offleer Board or Medical Health Officer; the In a civil action the wrongdoers Made from good wearing wool yarns In i Secretary of the Previselnl 'Board expenses incurred therein to be paid offering for half-day's selling^ Wednesday knee; sixes 34 to 44. Price ...... #1.76 rh$2»i— may be Jointly and severally liable ribbed effect, dark grey snd heather only. ef Health.-$»• InI» order•!rt“ !h;lr.,.h*m“u *2i£l the Local Beard. morning only, each ...... #6.60 —Second Floor may take such mss sun for the whole amount, but criminality Just the kind of socks to wear with heavy Û said district hr VACCINATION - — Is a personal thing, and the law In —Fourth Floor boots; all sises. Wednesday Morning. 3 ^PNBSna mnltary ar- Facilities Per Vaccination tends the punishment to be graded to rawawiaota. to .«actively combat the 26. It la herein- ordered that all Local the degree of personal complicity of Pairs for...... #1.00 -oarde of Health shall arrange suit Women’s Rubber Aprons —Main Moor able times and places for vaccination the man himself, and that each should Deuhtful Casa bear his own punishment for hie own I. Every doubtful case ef a commun! and give public notice thereof. » Half-day Specials from the Vaccination of Residents crimes and not be punished more be «able disease shall be dealt with and cause an accomplice Is not prepared at 49c Each deseed as a communicable disease until 2f. Every resident of this Province audits disproved shall forthwith be vaccinated or pro to be honest or even exhibit what Is Good Quality Rubber Aprons In colors VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925 IN PORT TO-DAY FROM UNITED KINGDOM FOR PAST EIGHTEEN CROWN TO APPEAL YEARS CJJt. PILOT THROUGH INLAND SEA ~ ' .,-4. BOAK VICTORY ON -.1 - WITH SILK FROM Capt. J. 8. Stevenson, last of IE MENAGERIE the foreign pilots in the Japanese aboard the liner Empress of Asia, sy-léékers Abolrd Liner arriving here yesterday from the Bring Home Strange Pet; INT Orient. Capt. Stevenson has for the Arizona Maru Passed up past eighteen years piloted the Canadian Pacific liners through Chief Justice Mignault at Ottawa to-day granted extension Now York. March 21.—Five bun- From Victoria in Early the Inland Sea of Japan. dred parrots and love birds, several of time to the Crown within which to appeal in the case of Rex Morning monkeys, a deer, and a Mexican tiger vi. Boak, involving the manslaughter charge against the Victoria cat. some of which are destined for various cities in Canada, aa well as dovtor. ■■■■■■■■■■■■ the United titates. arrived here this The Crown is asking leave to appeal from the Court of Ap After first dropping 100 tons of morning on the Canadian Pacific 8s. general freight here from Oriental Mont Royal, which completed her peal by reason of the fact that the Court of Appeal directed a points, the Arizona Maru. of the second and final West Indian cruise new trial on the grounds that one of the petty jurors at the Osaka 8hoeen Kaieha "service, slipped of the season upon arrival. The assize trial was deaf. It will be recalled that the alleged deafness quietly on her way to Seattle from miniature boo had been collected by the Rlthet piers and hurried on her the passengers at various ports •t this juror was called to the attention of Mr. Justice Murphy, way to the mainland, where freight along the route of thair cruise and presiding judge at the assizes after considerable of the evidence trains awaited the silk bales' coming, will be taken inland as souvenirs. ready to rush the $4,000,000 worth of Among the first to leave the ship has been taken. The trial judge tested the juror’s hearing and Oriental produce eastwards over the Docked From United King to-day was Lady Mitchell Taylor, satisfied himself as to the juror’s qualifications in this respect. long line* of steel that link the silk dom Here Early This After wife of Great Britain's postmaster- The Court of Appeal. however*mm mills with the coast and ports of de general. She expressed herself, as When the matter came before it ad ception. The Japanese boat made noon; Has Liquor Cargo did all other passengers, as being milted affidavit medical testimony hotel that evening where did you good time across the Pacific, and delighted with the experience and and came to the conclusion that the her next V asked Colvin. weather was generally favorable all very thankful for the fine weather juror's hearing was defective. Chief "In the morgue," answered Mrs. the way. At no time were there more Slightly delayed by fog in the which had prevailed during the trip. Justice Macdonald, dissenting from Wright. PFW-f* than stiff hreesea. and the sea was Straits, at the termination of her Lady Taylor will return to Eng the rest of the court, would have dis "When?” .. .. not what might be termed rough at long „>oyage from European porta, land on Tuesday, sailing for Liver missed the appeal on the ground that “At S.SO the next Sunday morning.1 .any time. the United Kingdom and way stops pool on the Montroyal on that day. the question of the deafness of the "Was she dead?" Shortly after 2 ajn. the Maru to Victoria, the steamahip Loch Ooil The returning holiday-makers tell juror was one of mixed fact and law •Dead." 'ém steamed Into quarantine, where she steamed into quarantine a tow min of twelve birthday parties that helped and that leave of the accused to ap went through the usual ceremony of ute* after noon to-day. She was ex their voyage pass pleasantly and all peal having been refused, the Court securing a rigid pratique. pected to dock here about 11 o'clock. too quickly. Of Appeal could not deal with the Foga that crept In over the water matter further. MOTORSHIF LOCH OOIL HURRIED ROUTINE from the open sea and from the Jsl- SEATTLE SHIPPING But Justices Martin. Oalllher and MINE OWNERS SAY She was not detained long at Wll b hills slowed the big freighter Me Phillips held taht the Juror’s deaf - Ham Head and once again proceeded down somewhat. Until the time she Usas waa fatal to the proceedings Jo ‘ter Interrupted way, docking at TOUBdeff Race BôÇKi at ILtt o’clock Seattle. March 24.- Carrying a the Assise Court and the court there Rlthet pi ere in the dark, cold she was barely creeping towards her cargo of more than S.M0.000 feet of upon directed a new trial. PRICE (I NEEDED SWINGS LIKE PENDULUMSof the early morning. In the anchorage. Puget Sound lumber, one of the larg The Crown and many prominent neighborhood of 4 o’clock. Long The snip was to come to port at est loada of timber ever carried by - barristers have looked upon the de shoremen rubbed their eyes and Rlthet'a piers about 1 o'clock, ac one vessel In the Inter-coaatal or Is- cielon of the majority of the Court chafed nyinb hands, for the fog % ternaUONal trade, the Lewis Lucken et Appeal as rendering all criminal Insist Workers in Hillcrest IS STARTLING CLAIM MADE BY cording to word received from the cold when the ship dame in. But quarantine station. She carries 250 bach Is to leave here aBeet April i verdicts by Jury unsafe. It Is pointed fast work soon warmed them, i for New York and Philadelphia, the out that if the question of a Juror's Yield in Alberta Accept of general freight for Victoria as the cargo came over the side, t__ rigst the full cargo under her Seattle Chamber of Commerce hearing can be raised after verdict the ship’s papers were put to rights, learned yesterday. there can be no security in the find Wage Reduction TRIESTE UNIVERSITY SCIENTIST hatches, which 'la to be unloaded here deckhands stood ready and waiting aoon aa possible and before she ings of Jhrlee. The Crown contend* for orders to let go of shore ropes, Beginning her firat voyage ax a that it is quite possible that the qual Men Say Closing of Mines This i* the first publication of James L. Bttieanleh's theory of proceeds to the mainland ports where and at 4.1$ o'clock this was done. the remainder of her cargo is cannery vessel, the steamship Eastern ity of a Juror's hearing may change POSITIONS BY WIRELESS Oale, of the Northwestern Fisheries between trial In aaaise court and the Will be a Lockout; Orders the solar system. It is being widely discussed in scientific circles The Arizona Maru steamed into the discharged. mists that had whitened since 1 Amongst the cargo on the ship was Company, la to roll from here April « hearing In the Court of Appeal some and some believe it may cause as much talk as the Einstein theory BHTBVAN, « pm — for Chlgnak and Uyak. Southwestern months afterwards. For this reason Lacking coming to port, and made her way in a shipment of ISO tone of iron for caused. It is especially timely with public interest stirred by MlNAB REA. MS mil*, from Vic the direction of Port Townsend, Alaska, It was said yesterday. and the greater one that all Jury ver toria. bound Vancouver. *1 discharge, in addition to 100 diets are endangered by the decision Lethbridge. March 24—The Hill- the recent eclipse. whence she will make her way tons of general freight, including crest coal mines have notified all EMPRESS OK AUSTRALIA, ITS straight to Seattle, and to the With nearly every berth taken, the of the Court of Appeal, the Crown is Trieste, Peb. 16.—Arc the orthodox belief concerning the work miles from Victoria, outbound. heavy consignment of liquor. Pacific Steamahip Company1» South now applying to the Supreme Court miners in the camp that unless a freight trains that are waiting for Capt. Macey, commanding the wage cut Is accepted, the mines will CANADIAN VOYAGEUR. 141 the silk. western Alaska liner Admiral Watson of Canada for leave to appeal In ings of the solar system all .wrong and the generally credited ship, brought her into quarantine in la to depart from here to-day. Can order that the law may be deter be closed down. mile from Victoria, bound Aus MANY PASSENGERS The camps at Blalrmore, Bellevue theories of Newton as antiquated as the one-time platitude that tralia. the early afternoon after a voyage in nery crews have taken pnaroge for mined on the point. If the Supreme The Maru carried one of the hear! which every sort of weather was ex SeldoTtu, Alltak and Port Graham. Court sustains the Court of Appeal, and Coleman are giving their em the world was flat! ployees a month's notice to the same Eatev,n — Overcast; northwest est lists of passengers which It has perienced, from the broiling heat of amendments to the criminal code will Can it be possible that the earth does not revolve around the llsht; bar., *0.41; temp- 41; sea been the lot of any Japanese vessel the southern seas and the beat of an he asked to obviate the difficulty rough. to bring into this port for some time equatorial aun on deck and railing Wireless Record that has arisen. The miners officials declare the sun at all but insfead swings from that celestial body like the operators’ action Is a lookout. Pachena — Overcast; southwest, past there being seventy-two souls that blistered the flesh to touch, to The operators declare there is no mighty pendulum of a huge clockt + light; bar.. M.MO; tamp., 41; sen In all berthed aboard her when she the screaming ferocity of a northern wind that whipped the sea into Gelt. Ont. March 24.—Walter Lete, MANHART TRIAL break In -agreement. They say mines Such are the questions cresting a furore in scientific circles moderate. arrived. Fifty-two of these disem a pioneer In amateur wireless tele can not operate when orders are not Alert Bay—Overcast: calm; bar, barked here, and the majority are rage and bumped the ship with graphy here, reporta establishing n available^ and that orders can not M.*7; temp. 44; sea smooth. now lodged In the immigration sheds, mighty buffets until she found ir«ntlawd from 1 1. > :■ * ------r record for distance when he secured be secured unless the price of coal where they will make their temporary »r sea. But up the coast the a two-way communication with can be cut at least one dollar. One i home. The remainder go on to Se Loch O/ll forged through gentle Station 2-AC nt Grieborne, New Zea MRS. WRIGHT TESTIFIED of the Pass camps has operated only j attle. swells for the Pacific wee generally land. a distance of «,400 miles. He Is Mrs. Nellie Q. Wright, owner of the fourteen days since the agreement Speed up Service Placid. the first amateur In Ontario to Rehan Hotel. Seattle, defended her was signed last October. The ship will discharge heavy dear dead friend. Mrs. Morley. she connections with so distant a point Charges are also made by the | Winnipeg, March *4.—Extra facil Week Loadings trgo on the mainland and load to •aid. had resided at the Behan from operators that while the rank and ’s capacity for the United Kingdom the latter part of November/ 11*1, ities In Canadian National Telegraph file of the miners would be willing1 between Winnipeg and Vancouver aialii ------— until the night of last January 21, to accept the Fernw Mala, thaTtad" Slightly Higher when she was shot to death. was forecast last night In an Inter T-de. -CARDENA* element packs all meetings and blocks view given by the general manager, Mrs. Wright said she often herself progress toward a settlement. SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING operated the hotel switchboard and W. C Barber of Toronto. same to know Manharfs voice on the FI N A NCCINQÜIRY ‘1 have come west," said Me. Bar Ottawa. March 21 (Canadian Preaal—Revenue car loading, on San Francisco, March 24.—Accord wire. ber. “to arrange for the installation log to a report received hare the "When Mr. Morley left." Mrs. ' Ottawa, March Î4.—The House of of several new copper wires between Canadian railways in the week end United States Shipping Board Wright testified. "Mrs Morley moved commons yesterday afternoon ap Winnipeg and Vancouver In order to ed March II showed an Increase of decided to add the responsibilities of ua» .-Into my apartment.- She and my sla proved a seoolution moved by W. C, 2Tiup “rlc' arranging J/.JTW the previous -weak, with 44*. 1 ter occupied the same sleeping room." Good, Progressive. Brant. Ontario, for an increase generally ns our 61.121 cars loaded. the managing operators of the vari telegraphic automatic equipment TELEPHONE CONVERSATION providing for a continuation of the The locraaee was In grain, forest ous lines that operate Shipping Board throughout the West" products and coal. A decrease of “The night of January 21, what investigation into the basic function liners. This will do a great deal to and control of financial credit and the 6,147 from the loadings of the l ward the promotion of economy, ac happened," asked Prosecutor Ewing Nature and truth are pleasing responding week in 1124, how. D. Colvin. relation of credit to commerce and cording to statements Issued by those when openly and artlessly repre and In the same commodities Is affected by the new ruling In “Mrs. Morley and I were in my industry with a view advising the sented.—Pope. apartment." said Mr*. Wright. “The House ss to the desirability of some shown. Francisco. • Notices now being sent from Washington state that the new Mom rang, f answered It. It was constructive and fundamental Mill Bay Ferry law will become effective April 1. Mr. Man hart. I knew It by his voice. changes In the present financial DAILY SCHEOULE^tMCLUOtNa He asked to speak to Helen. kttd T system. This is expected to take a great deal called her to the phone." of responsibility off the hands of the Ida llnannaa —— t*f, ,«a , , TIMES SHIPPING CHART Shipping Board. Ur. Brentwood Lv. MUl Bay Over Defence Attorney E. F. Kien-„ (Verdier Are.) (Sunp Pol" stra's objection. Judge Smith allowed Evans and Other Following several months of travel Mrs. Wright to tell what she had 4.44 a.*. overheard Mrs. Morley say over the COASTWISE MOVEMENTS Canadian Planter left Raima. for throughout Eastern, Gulf and 11 e-WL Famous Golfers Victoria February 27. Southern California points studying telephone; For Vancouver LM ÏZ "She said.” Mrs. Wright related. Canadian Proepector left Port At- general business conditions, Roger •"Don’t you want your ring back?’ Will Tour Canada C.P.R. steal leaves daily at M>r" h f-’r ^°*toïlaœs and Shanghai l*lnco, traffic manager of the Cham kl«-fvE» 14 m’IsFîle/"™" Then—'No, I don't want It; I don't, 146 p.m. ber of Commerce of Astoria, arrived —... jj.LEdr C.P.R steamer leaves dally at 11.46 Canadian Miller left Victoria for here yesterday and reported buai care for IV Then—'Elmer, have you New York, Mereh 24—A tour conditions favorable. He was aci been drinking? If I smell liquor on of Censde which will take them pm. New York and Halifax February 26. Phone 7427 or Keating 4IM your breath when I meet you I’m From Venae over ^Canadian Winner arrived Boston panted by A. Barr, secretary of the over a 6000-mile route, is planned Chamber of Commerce. They both coming right back.’ Then she said by United StatOe golfers this C.PJR. steamer arrives dally at 7 *t o'clock.’ ” said that la all the ports and interior Summer. Chiek Evans, the well- Canadian Coaster left Fan Pedro cities that they visited business con At five minutes to nine, Mrs. known amateur, and Capt. E. F. C>.R. steamer arrive, dally at I for San Francisco March 17. ditions were good and both were op VANCOUVER-PRINCE RUPERT Wright stated, Mrs. Morley left the Carter, product of the English Canadian Farmer left Ocean Falla timistic regarding the future of ex ROUTE %otel. courses, will head the party. Far Seattle for Aatoria March II "She was wearing a black hat with pos-monvourm ports and Imports from the Columbia Many have already expressed C.P.II. «teaamer leaves dally 4 Canadian Rover left Powell River River. 8s. Prince** Beatrice, scheduled ta some feathers stuck up on one side," their intentions ef making the DCCTMK8S1 March 17. leave Vancouver, Wednesday. March mdd the witness, “and a red velvet 4.1» pm. trip, and by Summer a sufficient POSITION «V EARTH Sol Due leave, dally, except Sun- —C*ny>l?n Observer left FHseo for The Lewis Luckenbach arrived 26, for Northern B.C. pointe, this trip dress with a brilliant buckle and i Victoria March 14. number to complete two train- HAPCH 21 —«PTTJfBTJ ii days, at 14.11 a.m. here yesterday from New York with la cancelled, in thin connection the brown coat trimmed with sealskin." leads ire expected to join in the Canadian Trooper arrived Sydney. a cargo of merchandise for this port. Princess Mary leaving Vancouver. One by one the garments were Canadian leur. Australia March 11. ’ shown her and Mrs. Wright testified NIGHT CKY •UNWISE AND SUNSET March 25. for Alaxka and way porta, ------_ Canadian Spinner arrived Halifax will call at Ocean Falla on the "Yea, that was her hat. Her dress OLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL NOTICE TO MARINERS —my sister made it, and that was her - ■ r ' ■ Time ef laanae aadeewt fPaetge February 7*. southbound trip. ••• Standardendard time) at Vtetdrta. S.C„ fee thf London, March 24.—Rugby football Diagram ef ■uaaanieh’s theory of the pendulum movement ef the month of March. 1M: Mariners are notified that during “After Mrs. Morley had left the games yesterday resulted as follows the early part of April It will be earth from the aun. The line “A-X" indicates the eerth'a axle end Caaadlan Ranger left Norfolk for Crosskeys 6. Pontypool 0. the bleak arrow ehewe the direction in which the earth rotates. The nw He”"'»# HnerMln researy to suspend navigation for RMiUmouth. London and Antwerp » tide through second narrows, NORTHERN UNION aun transcribes movements of its own through the heavens, tak Bradford o. Battley 1$^ , ...... 1 8 Canadian Pioneer left San Prmii- Vancouver Harbor, to allow the Do ing the earth with it, Buaeanieh soya. .4.. 8 minion Bridge Company to place the ENGLISH LEAGUE Jt clero for UJC. March 16. ' i ft span of the second narrows THE SHORT ROUTE BUILD RED BLOOD FIRST DIVISION Canadian Voyageur arrived Genoa bridge |n position. The exact date wilt Arsenal I, West Ham U. 1. here to-day following the announcement of an entirely___ S Bar March 1*. be published aa aoon aa same can be bstwesa SECOND DIVISION theory of aatronomy by James It- Busaanick, an Austrian astrono Canadln Skirmisher left Avon- ascertained. Wolverhampton 2, Blackpool 6. REGAIN STRENGTH mer who has devoted thirty years to investigating the aolar mouth for Hallfkx March 17. THIRD DIVISION S rrrrrmrrrrrr Canadian Scottish left Panama VESSELS MOVEMENTS Southern Section system at the University of Trieste. 14 ...... srr ! 1 Canal for Victoria March II ii Pacific Coast Merthyr Town 0, Norwich 2. B ■ his novel theory the earth was somewhere else than !1 ...... -...... 8 Seigneur left Antwerp Celtic ot Liverpool from New York. Upo^ which he says he II stilt...... > it 14 for Victoria March 6. AND NERVE FORCE where It actually was. - It ...... Parthenia at Avonmouth from 8L has tro-magnet Ism and Buaaanich aaya there la no cause IT and tbs hyd is léXpVee j 14 John. aided by Kin- for alarm from hla alleged discoveries c- 27 TIDE table Canadian Runner nt Halifax from "tel hat the planets do Body Vigor May Be Quickly since the universe, while It does not ! Ambassadress not »d elipees. In la/ function In .the* clock-like manner J lam :h’a theory is brief- ii XXXI.T**... | 8 -1 HtrnmoHt Restored This Safe Way usually believed, operates according I)ate fh.m ft.Ih. m. nth. »y « to another system which la even more 14 ft th pel eld in a pendulum precise and Infallible. \ If ' 4.44 4.4 7.1 OLD You ueed to be pom lun by electron mag-_ ^ strong. Your nerves “My hypothec!, accounts for all - ; |neti by that body and heavenly movements, such as the | were steady. Your mai swing once a year, I eclipse of the sun on January 24," he i i# ü “QUEER” vitality responded de* of forty-deven de- ■aye. "and goes further than the 4.11 4.1 «0 1* 47 I t to every call you grf* 21 the pendulum made upon It. Then Newton-Keplar theory and gives logi | | i pern unity of Its swing COUNTRY do not be discour cal reasons for phenomena which 1 4.Mam 7 mmi and 21 the other. On have always been puaaUng—the * 64 7.7 • 12 I t 14.24 7 1 21 M j aged even though Mom tember 2Î the pen- I "-EE 4.11 Ul you are now weak aurora borealis, for Instance, and the ii 3 n 10 6.4 li ft r 7 21.44 IT duh ild-swtng. twinkling of the stare." GAS, INDIGESTION rn body and your I are caused, aa 1a Asked If hi* theory was a new one. The Meteorological Observatory, Oen. i 7.4 11 nerve power gap by the rotation of I I 1 ftSifall:12. ISi ■ e e m e < Mr. Buaaanich replied: I I S It.IS the axis. The axis is "Oh. no, not abaolut- TRANSPACIFIC NAIL» haueted. You tilt c e of 23 % degrees 1 4.4 * Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, know that you nothlng is. Plato and _ ÜÜllill:::: fron to lta centre by an lievod vaguely in the pendu him theory Instant Stomach Relief I can return to elec 'orce constantly at i'n «e }tS 11 " success and happiness Just as soon varl ; of the sun. This and Nlccolo Mandne, the famous Cklaa and Japan Italian electrical scientist, at the Tllinnr md of Amt rails—Math, close as you win back your old-time vigor. accc seasons and the KSÏ*X:-&ÏL ;&,•{. «3 If your body has failed you, and leng present time has repudiated the New is Hirsute; you have spent your vitality by a stationary body, ton Idea and hinted at an electro- ■i *m»nia or u. own ”Da*netlc hypothesis for the universe, isrsiiii dûs; ;; overwork or nervous strain; start [Iranspaafiq but thmurhements -ofMt its thOM own H?wVer*1 '£}**• 1 the first man to-day to build yourself up again. thro tm «sir rsiiii iisrir? htiLvJrt ! *rho hM wived the details of the Transatlantic Create red blood that will go puls uaui believed. This theory and believe that I will event 5SK\ ing through your veins with the April it also ually prove It to the complete eetie- throb of life power. Nourish your bod! OCEAN faction of science." March 21. 4 pro.; nerves, which are the driving force In a startling theory, SERVICES of life. at astronomer* of Mnengsnel—Malle close Weak, run-down men—and women, the 1 ed In tho first place The time weed le Pacific standard, for too—can quickly regain strength. Go i correct measure- GULF ISLAND ROUTE LV April it th* 124th Meridian worn, ft ie_ counted AU Lints by t am 0 to 14 hours, from midnight to to your druggist to-day. obtain a it changing of the Sum,; bottle of Wtncarnla and begin the dials earth to the aun 8». Otter scheduled te leave Vic •;,C.BJd.M. MOVEMENTS toria. Monday. March i*. for Gulf If you feel full, sick or uncomfort Wlncarnis treatment. For fifty years betni tieal shortening of water Where blank, occur In the table able. after eating, here la harmlee, this strength giver and nerve restor he varying angles Island peinte, this trip will be cun- Canadian Freighter left Vancouver the tide rile# er fade continuously dar- Pk»V prettiest American girt She relief. "Pape's Dlapepeln" ative has-reinvigorated discouraged, from >ody la viewed on rolled. On the trip, from Victoria for UJC. Mereh I*. [nj^two roeeemlve tidal period, without was sheets ss American Ambrose- settles the stomach and corrects dl secure choice of aeeoro weakened men and women, dtff« Wednesday. March 26, the Otter trill Canadian Highlander arrived Btrk- "Slelielght I, Infest end tenths ot a gestion the moment It reaches the difference Just a few days will bring. drees at a danse held by the FT false premise, he make additional calls at Mayne ». . nnwii from the average level CITY TICKET 0*7101 Wlncarnis Is so effective that only women:', dubs and rode In a spe aaya, have constructed I Inland, -South Pender. Oallano. Mue- Canadian Importer left Antwerp ewer lew water. « To Bad the depth ot This guaranteed stomach three tabloepoonfuls it day need be cially decorated, float furnished by an c y that the earth Ernvee and Genes Bay. The calls will for Swanson Bey March 17 Ure costa but a few cents at any Tele. 1141 taken. Try Wlncarnis and aee the the Americas colsay during a r,r- goes in and have made be In addition to her regular ached- Canadian Inventor left drug store. Keep It handy all t ms assuming that Victoria March i. (Advt.) £>;, VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY. MARCH 24, 1925 ' ESTABLISHED 1888 grant had been made, upon the -ex press agreement that no such ap peal would be made in futifre years* R. J. HARTLEY TO HEAD NEWS IN BRIEF "1 am almost certain that Nark Twin Oace Waited a Cat was made tn regard to this Everything Tile City Ceuneil lest night voted property," he said, and was ac INFORMATION BUREAU And after a loegeearch aald-r"lt'a Jot bud corded oone week wherein to refresh to ft) ■d a cat. Tbar^aja au many cat». It a the city medical health officer |Z5 hard monthly for maintenance of his au btr You Do " Same wit children’s shoe». tomobile. Reorganisation of the Provincial ing stream of visitors to the Province ..jnawr. ttf.V The .regular, meeting ef Alexandra during efiflif flUtnthâ fl'f fbf y+ir It 41 andana more. »ut reeny • *’'*TftirTr«inumkt'-ifmmm orexn- fasdf. D.O.E., tiêmun UXfVtrtf was Bureau of informs tie ■eekadewsi* ------P.xTfM you can depend upon year-In and year- mads the occasion of a “Past Presl especially necessary that they should ada. Victoria branch, will hold 1U by the statement of the Hon. J. D. be able to obtain the fullest particu are rather rare. regular meeting on Wednesday, dents’ Night." District Deputy Bro. Here's a new Fox Trot of the snappy order with a "doo-waeka-doo" That'» why parents who Know Maynard » MacLean. Minister of Finance, dur lars regarding the possibilities of March 26, at 26 Brown Building. T. Hall, at the request of President ing the recent session of the Legisla duet tor the brasses and some unusual capering, of other Instru Juvenile Shoe department constantly Had so Bro. O. W. Curry, assumed the chair» fered by the Province to the settler, much to praise and ,to pane along to their Broad Street. E. G. Marriott. A.M. ture, will become effective at the be homeseeker. Investor and tourist. mente. Hear It to-day. friends! B.I.C., Department of Lands, will The proceedings were opened by P. ginning of the new fiscal year. It was In order to keep the people^of Brit read a paper on ‘ Problems of Town D.D. Bro Carpenter of I*odge Pride of announced to-day. Island, acting as Supreme Guide, re ish Columbia, informed as to the ac "HU Master’s Voice” Dance Records Planning." The Minister proposed to place In tivities of the Government through lieving all lodge officers of their re 1 charge of the bureau Robert J. Hart MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE The City Council last night ac galia and conferring same on thg the Various department the publica 11629 “Deep in My Heart, Dear"—Waits...... The Troubadore cepted an Invitation from the Vic ley. a former newspaperman who has tion of n monthly bulletin is being “Serenade"—Walts ...... The Troubaders following Past Presidents: H. G. , for the past eight years been secre considered. With this would be MYitM Street Phone 1333 toria and District Fire Insurance Brown. George Jay, H. O. King. D. 19409 “When the Shadows Fell"—Walts... Max Dolin'* Orchestra Agents' Association to Inspect the tary ty the present and lâte Mlnls- merged The Agricultural Journal, ■.“Longing"—Waltx ...... Max Dolin'» Orchestra Browné, B. F. Shepheard. J. Smith, | tere of Finance. Associated with Mr. which is now being published by the' | WHERE MOST PEOPLE 1 Dominion Meteorological Observa J. Baron, E* Gough. G. Watkins J. 1 Hartley will be J. Gordon Smith, an 2164S4 "Seeteh Medley”—Fox Trot...... Harry Thoms» Trio tory on Gonsaies Heights on %Wed- Department of Agriculture. . The Sa vident. A. Wyman. V. Wright and other former newspaperman and at proposed bulletin would be designed “My Ain Felk’—Walt».,...... Harry Thomas Trio nesday afternoon. F. Napier Deni G. H. Lofts. Other past presidents 19661 “Fascinating Rhythm"—Fox Trot son will speak on humidity and preseut statistician in the Depart- to convey to British Columbian* In taking seats on the dais were J. Hell- ! nient of Lands. These official* poa- brief form all information of public Haul Whiteman and Hla Orchestra weather forecasting. lier. R. Dinsdale. W. Bull, W. Ap “Oh, Lady he Deed I "—Fox Trot pleby, J. P. Nanklvill, E. M. Haynes. : » wide acquaintance with the interest originating In any branch of SPRING CLEANING At the close ef argument in the ac 1 Province and its resources, both from the Provincial service. This Is not Paul Whiteman and Hie Orchestra C. F. Beaven, T. Hall. A. Lee. W; , actual personal knowledge through a new feature in Canada, as Ontario VACUUM CLEANERS TO RENT tion of Parker vs. Parker before Mr. Carpenter. The usual lodge business 216463 “Oh! Jeesph"—Fox Trot Justice Murphy in Supreme Court to travel and from their departmental and some of the Western provinces George Freeman's Oklahoma Collegians was then conducted by the newly In experience. issue similar periodicals. day W. C. Moresby, counsel for the stalled past presidents, including the Venetian Gardena Dance Orchestra petitioner, Howard Parker was given It is the desire of Dr. MacLean that It being desirable th: t the offices “Mean Dream She re"—Fox Trot MURPHY ELECTRIC CO. leave to renew the application for initiation of Bro. T. Amos. Bro. the bureau shall become In every way of the bureau should be easily acces Shlngleton had Charge of refresh George Freeman's Oklahoma Collegians New Yhone 120 722 Yetee Street divorce upon the filing of additional a centre for the diffusion of full and sible to the public, and be at the material. Mrs. Jetska Johanna ments. The following tossts were accurate information on all subjects same time closely in touch with the Venetian Gardens Dance Orchestra Parker is cited as respondent in the given: "The King.*; “Our Order,” connected with the Province and Its departments, they will be removed 19633 “Oh Mabel"—Fox Trot ...... Waring1. Pennsylvanians undefended divorce proceedings. Bro. V. WrlghL Bro. H. G. Brown re natural and Industrial resource* to from the Superior Street annex to the "Keep Smiling at Trouble”—Fox Trot sponding. Bro. J. Smith proposed the the Innumerable enquirers who write building Immediately south of the Warlng’s Pennsylvanians The City Council last night en toast to Sister Lodge Pride of Isl to or who visit the bureau, it was ex Museum, on the driveway leading in 19553 “I’ll See Yeu in My Dreams”—Fox Trgt- OBITUARY dorsed a recommendation from the and members, Bro. A. Lee responded. plained. In view of the steady grow from Government and Elliott Streets. Paul Whiteman and Hla Orchestra inter-municipal committee that Vic Bro. G. W. Carey gave the toast to toria and Saanich request the B.C. "Past Presidents," Bro. R. Dinsdale “When the On* Yee Levs Levee You"—Walts Mrs. Janet Coventry Kirk, widow of Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Andrew?. Ktrk^wd.A.Uat. an oarhr Telephone Company Limited to re and others responded. During re duce toll charges from the present freshments Bro. Jsvsn gave several H HERO OF THE SERIES Oak Bay Schools Greatest Crowd That Ever Saw Football Eleven HIGH LIGHTS ON THE GAME ■y Staff Correspondent Defeat Victoria Vancouver, March 24—Canadien» have no ground for an alibi now. Hockey Game Pulls For Victoria They may pick on Mickey Ion ae a last resource but Ion haa given Cana Will Meet Esquimau in Final dien» a fair shako In both gamee. Game For Fragments Cup; Manager Dandurand and hla player» bad a great time In Vancouver Jack Walker Shores Two More Goals and After His Second One in Third Period, over 166 week-end telling everyone with whom they came in contact of the Bays Won by 2-0 Score faults of the Western rules. They laid the'cause of their first downfall te Was Victim of Brutal Body-check by Boucher, Who Received Major the forward paw. They said it waa making lacroeae out of hockey. And Penalty From Ion and Storm of Boos From Spectators; Haldereon and they found a lot of listeners, for there were a great many Montreal traveler» Playing a fine brand of soccer the in the Vancouver Hotel. ' Frederickson Scored a Beautiful Goal, While Canadiens Only Oak Bay schools representative football eleven defeated the com But Mon. Dandurand waa not so free of speech to-day. HI» team waa Goal Went in Off Loughlin’s Skate; Frenchmen Played bined Victoria Public Schools' team beaten under their own rule» on neutral Ice. What more can be naked of the x.< by a score of 2-4 at Oak Bay yester Cougars to prove their superiority? ■» \ Strenuously But Were U p Against a Better Team day afternoon. As a result of their victory the. Bays earned the right to Canadiens were better Met night than they were on Saturday, but even meet Esquimau in the final game at that they failed to measure up to Victoria. The combination of the for the Fragment» Cup, emblematic Cougars, coupled with their speed and unbeatable defence, brands them aa By Times Staff Representative of the inter-municipal school cham Vancouver, March 24.—Jack Walker, whose face is marked with the wrinkles and scars of pionship. a championship organisation worthy of the Stanley Cup. __ The final game for the title will be many championship campaigns of the past, shook another great game out of his system last played next Friday afternoon at Oak The Cougars gave everything they had and kept themselves under night and led the Victoria Cougars to their aecond straight victory in the world’s hookey Bay park. splendid control. They wore under great provocation at times and Fraser championship. Shortly after the start of the must be complimented on holding himself in restraint. He was picked on match the Oak Bay lads advanced by Canadiens. They tried to excite him into committing a foul but he took The masterful Walker was looked upon by many critics as one of those antiquated things into the lead when Thorne sent in a everything. *1*11 take anything to win this championship," said Gordie after [hard efcet add Bahia one of the Vte- that ought to be relegated to the scrap heap when the present season dawned. Just to show JACK WALKE* the game when he was being congratulated on Ms flee showing. those jesters that he was still^apable of outshining even the brilliant youngsters who have torta full-back*, in attempting to clear sent the ball Into his own deL Haktorson may be careful hew he keep* hie hair combed but he doesn't flashed across the hockey horizon in recent years Walker, or the “old fox” as he is more com The “old fox'* need» a pair of crutches to-day but he le happy. -He took Oak Bay continued on the attack. . fearful, . body_ check Into the boards from Boucher------F- —laet, —night ------and was— and only the fine work of Wil- care how the opposition trie# to ride him. In the third period “8ttm * monly known in these parts, has cheeked in with the ‘mate# diepUy of his long career. He ahaken fr^m head to U>* Bt|tt*qgqaJa oCJhe tfcrs* çame oÇf ht" "tl‘k kmghby. in , goal for Victoria, kept wrecked a dosen Canadien rushes. In an effort to make him flinch the was the key-stone of Victoria through the strenuous plav-off for the Western Canada cham Which gives him four in the two games and makes him the leading scorer, them from ««wing.scoring, Thé Baye eee- Frenchmen Jumped into him, but fen off the long boy like raindrop*. Coutu pionship and now he is breaking the hearts of the Canadiens in the fight for the Stanley Cup. It doesn't hurt to heap the praise on Walker for he le a modest “young ond and final goal came Just before made one flying leap at Haldereon but went creating to the Ice while 8Um feller** and appreciates it without swelling up like a balloon tire. half-time. Knight, one of the Vic ran off with the puck. Upset In more way» than one Coutu chased “Slim* Nbt satisfied with duping the great ------■■■ - - ■ - - • toria backs, had given a corner tick, and made a nasty check to draw ^penalty. Morenx appealed to Ion several Verni na with a back-hand «hot in the and Brynjolfaon drove in a perfect times #hen Haldereon left him flat on the ice. a' ^li first period of last night's game, centre, which found the net...... -«- ♦ • A • • Walker came through with a spec- in the second haff the Victoria - tanrlar- play half way through the United Services + Lough hn was aa steady and hard to get by as ever. Boucher, who DANDURAND STILL team ha» the. beat ’Of the play, played at right wing, never got around thy Victoria skipper once during the third period which brought him Western Amateurs Also although they were unable to score. another goal and cut away the laet The Oak flay hoir» had quite an ad game. Qn the offensive Clem ran away from Morens on several rushes props that were holding up the Can Eleven Will Meet down, the Ice. adiens. * vantage in sise and weight, and this HOPEFUL THAT HIS helped them on the defensive. The When Walker was awarded hie Holmes got to great heights of brilliance In the second period when goal the gigantic crowd was swept Drivers To-morrow city players set a fast pace, but they with enthusiasm like a huge comber TEAM WILL WIN Rout Pick Of The East were unable to break through the Canadiens made their beet showing. Hie save of Headley*» shot wee the washing across a beach, and stood strong defence of the *ulialba*He*. high light of the series. Holmes certainly looks a better goalie than Vesina. up and applauded the crafty veteran. A great save was made by Wil who was picked as the greatest custodian of all time in a voting competi Then in a minute the Arena was as Vancouver. Mareh 24 — Teams Will Clash at Royal loughby. the Victoria goalie about tion among experts recently. Of course Vesina lives in Ihe Goal where •lient ae a tomb for there on the “Canadiens have not yet loet halfway through the period, when a mo»t of the “experts** who voted live. glossy sheet lay Walker unconscious. Athletic Park; Jackson Cup Port Arthur Races Through Toronto ’Varsity in First goal seemed certain. the aerie*,” Leo Danduraml, The teams-were as follows: Game for Allan Cup and Regina Patricians Trim The Victoria forwards chased the Canadiens to death. Net satisfied HIS MIRACLE FLAY manager of the N.H.L. cham Final on Saturday Victoria School# — Willoughby (Oakland#). C. Chapman (Oak with getting goal# they back-checked furiously and helped out the defence Walker made a:monkey out of the Aura Lees in Junior Championship; Changes In this manner. Foyston waa In great form while Frederickson toyed with Canadien defence on his rush through pion*. declared lent night. land»). Burns (Burnside). Borde (George Jay). Boorman (Margaret thé Canadien defence many times. He had some fine chances. Meeting but went wide of the net. He re ‘1 Not jet have we played the On, Hayward Cep football same m Rules Are Suggested at Annual y tained the puck and came dogging Jenkins)., Cockln (Oakland»). Wells played hard and Hart akated hi* uaual thousand mile* and had many shots. hockey of which we are cap will be played to-morrow with the (Margaret Jenkins). Sherrett back to a line with the Canadien net. Teamster, and l ulled Services clash- Meeting of C. A. H. A. Jocko Anderson got a great hand on pinning Coutu'e shoulders to the ice Vesina took a fatal step forward, ex able. (George Jay), Bleaell (South Park). when the big defence man wae almost through. Wally Elmer waa on for ins at the Royal Athletic Park. The G. Robertson (George Jay) and posing the side of his body. Walker “I have the greatest admir match will commence at 5 o'clock the last five minutée and went nicely. did not need to be shown any more with AI cock aa referee. Arthur Chapman (Oakland*). and shot straight for Vesina’s side to ation for Lester Patrick and Winnipeg, Mareh 24 (Canadian Press)—Establishing a lead Oak Bay — Player (High). W At present the Hudson's Bay eleven Knight (High). Sherwood (High). Walker, of course, gathered the bouquet». His two goals laet night get a caroom Into the net. Vesina his team of super-stars, but arc out In front In the race for the in the first period that instilled them with enough confidence to gave him four In the series. He got two against Vesina here on Saturday waa powerless to turn and catch the Terry (High). Thorne (High). Rob coveted trophy. In their finit same offset the best,efforts of their opponenéa, the Port Arthur hockey and now lead* the Individual scorers. It is unfortunate that Boucher picked puck and he had to stand there like not yet have the Canadiens they aprans a bis surprise by defeat- erts®n (Ft. Michael’s). Sutton (Mon a beaten echool boy. It was a won- played the hockey of which team, champions of Western Canada, lest night defeated the terey), Mearns (High). R. Knight on the "old fox'* to pull his uncalled for body check. Walker la very popular ms the Teamster*, while In thetr (Monterey). Igtts tlitgh) "and- and nfcvee can the finger of disapproval be pointed- at him. Tor These festal shot and revealed WWk*r as they we eapdw.- - second eocooster they added another Toronto Varsity team. Eastern Canada champion*. 4 to ll. It was the mast strategist. couple c« points to their total at the Brynjoifeon (High). reasons the fane hooted Boucher. Walker's goal was followed by “Naturally, wc are very expense of (he United Service,. This the first game in the “two out of three" series for the possession one of the crudest and most much disappointed at the out week the departmental» have the bye. of the Allan Cup and gives Western Canada a decided edge to Walker's popularity ie just aa great with hie own team as with the Miltai asaaulta seen on the Ice here. The series will continue until every Nurmi Announces fans. When he lay stretched on the Ice thefive Cougar# who were rest In tr Boucher, the “bad man” of the Na come. But we have no re team had met each other twice. have the famous silver fropbv brought back from the East. tional Hockey League, Jumped Into on the bench skated across aa fast as they bould go and as each passed To-morrow , s,me should Ik a good .....The games, which was witnessed,by e packed rink, was a ’ WuMPer after the goal had beett■•cored grets; wc have nothing to Boucher they pointed their fiats at him*. For .the moment they were la one as the Teamsters are anxious to typical cup final. As a game it was not brilliant and was sadly ter*» ted in Walker’s condition, and when they got him on hla feet they and smashed the veteran Into the complain of. We did our beat, get onto even terms with the league' Programme Before boards. Walker staggered for a lacking in the sensational combination dashes through the de looked about for Boucher, but Mickey Ion had escorted the Frenchman to it would seem, but that was leading Baya, while the United Ser the penalty box and given him a major peeaH/v The Cougars consider the second trying to hold his feet hut vices also need a win to stay In the fence. But there waa enough brilliant individual work to give collapsed unconscious. hardly, good enough. We think check by Boucher one of the foulest they have seen this season. Boucher runnihg. ^ ' the fans lots to citer for. Sailing For Home BOUCHER BANISHED we can do better on Friday made a bad reputation for himself In the East thie year and he started ont Uke a wave the Cougars, who were On Saturday football fane should wrong here on Saturday by clipping LoughUn. Boucher should forgot those night. We must do that, you witness one of the beet gamee played Toronto. Mkrch «.-^Otvlnff a tactics and play the hockey he is capable of. In the blanket*, rolled over the side he three-man Flying Finn Will Engâge in and rushed to help Walker, warning know,” added the courteous this season when the United Service* Latest Betting on and Eequimalt meet in the final 79592017341074M Patricia», To-day Walker Is hardly able to walk. His hip has been badly bruised Boucher as,Ahey skated past him. It Frenchman, “or be elimin •ro Canada Dozen Meets in Canada and looked as though troublé would brew, game for the Jackson Tup This and hi» right tiMte enUreiy skinned, despite the fact that Jte had on heavy ate.!." match should provide good football two goal» to Two Big Races in but Referee Ion got Boucher off pads. Jack is glad he has four days to rest up eo that he will be fit for the from start to finish. Tbeee teams are one 1 first of the United States the Ice quickly. As Walker clam trim. champions of game on Frtda>. which he hopes will be the Mat of the aeries. "We've get bered to his feet he ebook his head keen rivaia and very evenly matched, England This Week as was demonstrated by tbelr rame the 1 ownership of to play hockey, though.** warns the “old fox.** He take» nothing for granted. imd refused to leave the Ice, moving mon than the one score. Holmes’ back to the defence, where he re last week, which waa won by the the 1 ematic of the New York. March 24—Paavo Nurmi Services by a 1-2 score. of Canada. London. March 24 (Canadian Prés* The Canadiens* defence showed a little more ability laet night but even mained for the rest of the game. The display was unquestionably the Cable).—The latest London betting to-day completed the programme for crowd once again arose and paid trl most polished yet seen In the series, The wtnner of the final game will Then >o»«* between the remainder of hie American vielt. at that found It hard to handle the speedy rushes of the Cougars. Coutu the 1 ey employed on the Grand National to be run In bute to the gear and brilliancy j Th, victoria defence slipped up gain possession of the Jackson Cup Liverpool neat Friday Is as follows: Planning to «all for home early in appears the best of the two. Sprague Cleghorn having shown nothing so far of the “old fox.1 l also ear* the right to represent vneti e, and with May without competing on eastern to Justify his selection ae the beat defence man In Canada. The aeries la when Morens turned loose hie «mat >vertlrae was Gracious Gift. 26-1 against. Canadiens had very little .to say the Lower leland in the Province Cup both Thrown In. 26-1 against outdoor tracks the famous Finn getting on and he had better find hte feet or there are few fane in this ing speed and Joilat and Bouch j1! time, the for their second reverse. They had series for the British Columbia cham Sprig 31 to 1. signed entry blank* for a dosen town that would give him a vote aa a world beater. expected to prove to the fans that kept dose on his trail. Coutu also pionship. ne goal each, BgllInode 100-S against and 104-8 meets In thie country and Canada they could do better against the Ksqulmalt have been making a I'n lght's game and tentatively agreed to compete In made some tremendous efforts te taken Morenx. ae usual, waa brilliant in centre ice but he failed to find a way Cougar# under their own rules. They ns me for tbemeelvee In local football was truggle seen Dpuble Chance, 100-4 against. threç^more were aces superior to their form In plough through the Victoria defense circles this year. They have a smart here Incidentally Old Tay Bridge. 100-4 against. The schedule which is regarded aa through the Cougar defence very often. JolMt worked hard but Fraaer the opening game In Victoria, but nnd on one occasion carried three aggressive side which throws every the I the prestige final in view of the national amateur crowded him once he crossed the blue line. once again they found that the men to the Ice as they swarmed in thing into the game. They have won I oat i ch came East London. March 24 (Canadian Free* athletic union's declaration that Cougar defence has a combination to stop him. the Combination Cep and are In sec in 1» aten by the Cable).—The latest London betting Nurmi should sign to-day for all Victoria haa not been beaten In nine games. They won their Met three that is known to few. They crashed ond pince in the First Division. The team on the Lincolnshire Handicap run at meet» In which he expect» to run games In the Western League, went througn the four pMy-off games for the % Into the Impregnable harrier with VICTORIA STARTED FAST The United Services who sent the Whirl night, were ■re a» follow: Victoria made a determined effort Lincoln to-morrow Is as follows: championship and now have picked off two world's series battles. What a vengeance, throwing throe men In Dockers down to defeat last week «ration, and Forth, 4-1 against. March 24. coast artillery games. record! time after time but seldom did the to make off with the game In the are confident of repeating.their vic had i V knowledge. Tapin, 7-1 against. New York City ; March 24. 104th field Cougars buckle. first period. After considerable tory. The Service# have a fine team Both artillery games. Buffalo; Mareh 27. LF.D., .26-1 against. There Is one than who. despite the pressure of business arising out of IMPRESSIVE VICTORY pressure Walker made an opening which takes a Ht of boating. for a Grave Fairy. 26-1 against. 28. 107th field artillery games. Pitta- for bis back-hand shot and Vetina world’s series, l* getting a kick out of the way the Cougars arc going. He The Cougars* victory was all the austf e game. Brimstone. 30-1 against. burg: March 31. Elks games. Boston: slipped up on it for the third time RENAULT OUTPOINTS ROMERO April 3. Ottawa; April 4. Montreal. le Lester Patrick, who, while not pMying on the Ice, ha» had much to do mpre Impressive when one take* into I Wli Great Barrier, 23-1 against. consideration the fact that they were In the series. Canadiens Jumped -Suggestions Page Three. 3$-l against. April 4 and 7 Detroit; April 11. Loy with the recent success of Victoria. back at Victoria but they failed to Newark. N.J.. Man* it.—Jack Re- of play, the ola College game*. Chicago; April playing on neutral ire and under the find a way 10 penetrate the defence 1 CePadlaa heavyweight leal Mlgftnult, 100-12 against. rules which made Canadiens supreme r on fir in of Ottst Condover, 140-4 offered and, II to 1 20, St. Louis xiâfâie VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925 activities of a studio la fui! opera •test, il»r wurs'fad foêî ffch IB tion. “The World's a Stage" le a dis» __T__ and Dorothy Hrecjtil. THEATRES ] acted by an all-star cast headed by Mackalll alio Were "dlwsoverlra" of of thehe «van* A Charming Dorothy Phillips, Whose talent en- Robertaon, as well a« Jctta ilbudal. observation aid of the X-ray with emotloa. KenStii Harlan and tirnoe McRâé render fine itipport. the greatest vi FORCEFUL MESSAGE AT THE THEATRES NOVELTY FILM AT ”N_*a family. iS CONVEYED IN serious because of the failure to heal. Playhouse—-The Worry Widow, The -knitting «-delayed- end perhaps “THE GREAT DIVIDE” Columbia—“The ‘ While faster. ERUPTION SHOWN IN ______last night at the never takes places. If phosphorous Capitol—1"Classmates.” Coliseum Theatre a William Pox feeding will help It M certainly an “THE WHITE SISTER“ photoplay that can be truthfully easy way to overcome the luck of an There have been few pictures which Dominion—"The Greet Divide.' have brought so great a message aa classed as the most entertaining important mineral and its use will that which 1» presented on the screen Col i eeui ■“The Quaker Girl. It isn't often you can get a volcano novelty film ever shown In this city. make broken bones In elderly per at the Dominion Théâtre, where the to work when you want It to. but It's not comedy, tragedy, melodrama sons an accident of less moment than Metro-Goldwyn - Mayer production. Henry King, the director of "The nor farce, in fact, it cannot be clash!* lt is at present. "The Qreat Divide," Is being shown. White Sister," starring Lillian Gish, fled. It Is In a^lass by Itself. So that you may know some of the Here three men gamble for a girl, hie aid chose Percy HUburn to which Is being shown at the Colum “Thé Last Man on Earth" Is an foods rich In phosphorous I will name with one ultimately coming out vic photograph It. Mr. HUburn did a bia Theatre to-day, was able to adaptation from the story by John n few. Among such are lean beef, Reflection torious, how she t* then bought for great job. There has never been a photograph a, violent eruption of D, Swain which appeared In Munsey*s yolk of egg, liver, cheese, milk, whole a string of gold nuggét* and how screen offering before with more Mount Vesuvius just In time for, the Magazine a couple of years ago. It wheat, oatmeal, dried beans, carrots, Is Oktahed by Uriag «tie struggles to regain her freedom beautiful photography or more ef final scenes of the P. Marion Craw shows the world in 1944 and 1164, turnips, lettuce, prunes, toy getting possession of the nuggets fective lighting than in "The Great ford story, which call for exactly'tho denuded of men as the result of a canuts, almonds and other is to4d la a forceful way. Divide.", kind of an explosion that happened. disease called "masculin*." Then the . Its. The cast Is full of Interesting “The White Sister" Is a Henry King discovery of one male by “Red Sal." Soupe or chowder containing some production for Inspiration Picture*. a gangster of that day and year» re of these elements or other dishes CnticnraSoap __ and the performances are all excellent, though perhaps the two NEW FILM TAKES Charles H. Duell, Jr., president, and sults In situations unparalelled. Earle made to Include them. Will give the which stand out the moat are those Is released through Metro. Ronald Foxe plays the title role and J. G. necessary supply of phosphorus. Of of Alice Terry, who plays Ruth THE PUBLIC INTO Colman, a well-known leading man lllystone directed from a scenario by course most of the foods I have Jordon, and Conway Tearle, cast as on the stage, makes his first screen Donald Lee. ______named are pretty hearty and good Stephen Ghent. Theirs are the HOMES OF STARS appearance opposite Miss Gish. eense must be used In giving them most Important parts and the tre Others In the cast include Gail Kane, I, a bed patient. mendous mental conflict between J. Barney Sherry. Charles lano and GERMAINE SCHNITZER Cod bver oil can be had In palat All of us who constitute the great Madame Juliette Ja Violette. able form and according to the Ahern Is unlike anything that has screen public have often wondered been witnessed on the screen before. PROVED SENSATION Baltimore teeta. should be added to what takes place when the big the diet In liberal quantities Wallace Berry a» Dutch and studios are closed for the day and George Cooper a» F h o r t y tfre IN ORCHESTRAL WORK I am giving you this recently ac what becomes of the star*. It 1* the ROBERTSON IS quired Information, hoping. If It M, likable heavies, and Zatfu Hits as popular Impression that the majority Polly brings put a pessimistic part Mme. Germaine Schnitser, the dig really uneful, that somebody may be of them are basking in the spotlight FLO ZIEGFELD benefited by IL I shall send a copy prominently forward, which adds of public favor—dancing, etc. This tinguiahed French pianist, who Is much comedy. William Orlamond as playing here on Wednesday April 1, of thu little talk to the doctor of a Is a wrong conclusion, declares Elinor OF THE MOVIES friend of mine who fell down Inst Lon Is ludicrously funny while Glyn, whose latest story, written will play with the Log Angeles Phil MOOSE LEGION DANCE Jluntly Gordon, aa I*h!lip Jordon, and harmonic orchestra______and ____the_____ week and broke his hl». I want till» CeleBeala Mall, ^WMwwëây, Mardi especially for the screen. "The What F to fciegfeld is to Broadway, friend to have the Immediate benefit Allan Forrest as Dr. WleUtrop New World's a Stage," the feature attrac- as the "discoverer" of stage beauties, Francisco Symphony Orchestra dur bury, have roles of Importance which of the John» Hopbine tenu and 1 sms* waltz Ü, at the Playhouse Theatre this sols Director John Robertson to the pray that he and other sufferers may D'~ü&Jfrï ‘iu^Sa&Sr' have been justifiably -entrusted - to week. "The majority of screen players Last year she played with BEST BEWARE—Burglar» and shrlk, should be careful of both orchestras and the music critics be helped by the work of Doctor» live as orderly lives as the hidebound To Rolfcrtson goes the credit -of Mme. Marguerite D'Alvares, Internationally famous operatic ______ADMISSION —a Reginald Barker directed the pro having "discovered" more film favor- of both cjties say that she “fairly dwellers of some scrupulously relig prima donna. The reason la Dina von Thurlngen. t?.#00 first duction with a fine hand, and as ious community." says the famous lies that, perhaps any other'man. His swept the big aydlence off ., Its feet author of "Three Weeks," /r: With the strength. fire, and surety «I prise police dor. which has naught but his mistress' welfare In Mrs. Glyn is returning to England her instrumentallzation. more than 'mBar.------—------thoroughly convinced of the clean National picture. "Classmates, ' at the earning the many curtain calls ehe living standards of ; the American received at the conclusion of her Years ago Madge was a child ac Patch, and Ernie's "Once I had a pLAYHOUSE screen players. The spectator Is performance," and on another occa Heart" Brydone'e "Come to the «a tudiftimm. taken into the home of the star. tress on the screen and. perhaps, the sion, “Here is an artist of exceeding There he sees that she Is an every first of her type. 'Hien her mother Ball" and Peggy'. "Petticoat»" and fire which never flares Into too her duet with Wifi Marshall. "Tony For'all who lead day human being. The spectator decided to suspend her movie career high a flame because of the intelll- YOUR HEALTH /•yses To-night ai»o catches * #Umps* o£. tfce.ha*»^ tgeaca / VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 24. 1925 mud and water left by the rain of no Heavy you might drop me In the spurted a stream of mud and water. middle. ’ • * Into his eyes, nose and mouth.? TIMES GROSS-WORD PUZZLE BEDTIME STORY "Oh. ha! Now for a big Jump over •‘I wasn't going to try to carry “Oh. I'm drowning! I’m drown- you ever.'* «aid Mr. JUmeeurs ing!" howled the Fox. SERIAL STORY Katherine 1 will get a long board from the !« Wig- The MelUoe fer M horlsont.l is i» detailed ias anyone would wan It. tance and put tHU gv«r the puddle, gily as he hopped on through the so-tarsiiee that the tmlliwyed" letter' wnrne et**; v*cumtga/, . l»|—~ - ^ ^ ------if» o: New try and get it. like a bridge. Then you màÿ eftwr tn- IV Tester rabbit» are. a safety.'’ ■ time, tn get tha *wd inter out of your eyes.' And It did, for the Fox Mill'll gni IK’S iTïl iy letter ^ m k ilH 'i'll [ill r— M fanfit *im&m m fhtHeir ffri: m •! board over the puddle, and on this bunny wae safely home In hie bunga Copyrlsht. IMS. by McClure News But as be looked Mrs. Twist y tail crowed. She was so low. that he might heavy that she made the bawd teeter H paper Syndicat». And if the tea kettle doesn’t pour tauter up and down like a see-saw. the elephant's rubber boot full of and one end sank away down In «4a ■y HOWARD *. 4aM« molasses so he can't get it off when By MILDRED BARBOUR the mud. But the pig lady crossed he goes to bed. I'll tell you next about safely and went on to do her shop Uncle Wlgglly stuck in the mud. ping at the eleven and twelve cent- Rain pattering store. le store that takes a lot of pains Copyright 1124, Metropolitan Newspaper Service. New York Woodland Where Uncle Wlgglly lived Uncle Wiggily had noticed how the te its advertising serviceable to with his animal friends. The big plank over the puddle see-aaw up you has earned your favor and in* and down, and how, at one end. tereet. away where It rested In the mud. It sent up It was fully dark when she woke was blocked with debris from a squish y fountain of brown water. and realised settlement house Are. that Jack Frost had carelessly left “Ho! Ho!" laughed the rabbit. rkPPiog On her door. R proved to Alone on foot at that hour of the lying around. In the Wood» and fields “Here we have a squishy teeter! INI îrvant to summon her to the night, she found her fright In créas- iy puddles of water. Just run over it and see how It feels." ing. but rememberlnfg Roger's plight Uncle Wlgglly was like a child. In and the possibility that her mission But “after the rain 'The same lady that has been a tittle bootblack used to some ways. He liked to play, like callini you all the afternoon. Miss Peter Pah. So he ran back and told her you were not to be forth over the plank across the herself falling m), but she says It's most Once again she found away out puddle, teetering up and down, and nportant." stumbling up the dark narrow stair each time he heard the end deepest way. Once again she knocked at the Ing warmly. Reluctantly, Sue came back to full In the mud up squirted a stream of dingy door in the cluttered hallway. water like a fountain, almost in the înseioueness, and slipping Into a There was the usual long wait lure! Unde Wlgglly. egilgee she made her way to the 'Now for a kiy jump! bunny's face. wait before the door waa opened a "Oh, ray squishy teeter is lots of cautious inch and a dark, sullen In PÎ!?Vt.w,nk,ln* nom* lo **■ white Jit W*«rwmjm Corinnevviiuiiv deuc Verne'sv crut voice at quiring eye waa applied to the and blue striped rheumatism crutch teU Nurse Jane of his big Jump when, fun!" la ugh ted the rabbit and he was PHILLIPS" MILK the other end of the wire. crack. standing In the corner. For. he reached home—as Uncle Wiggily having a good time when, all of a "You were to come to eee me to* Once again Sue repeated her re looked b&k be saw, standing on the sudden, out of the woods popped the she said sharply, without pre quest to visit the room where the far aide of the mud hole, Mrs. Twisty- Fussy Fox. The Fox saw the bunny Whal e the idea ? sick woman had lain so long. •1 hope you have a alee adven tall, the fat lady pig- out on the plank teeter and ran after tryteg to make a fool of me In a foreign language the person Jhtin gelling ready to Iren the Sue's voice was crisp on the other side of the door retailed clothes Wlgglly. to Jump over puddles “VII get you!" howled the Fnx. and cool, “I was resting after a very her request to some other Invisible wh,t1 àed helped her you did!" grunted MraMrs. TwistTwistyt ytalL But Uncle Wlgglly ran the other person in regions beyond. There •But 1 can't do it. and how I am to way. Jumping over the end of the Accept only genuine ‘•Phllllpe,” the business with you cannot really be followed a babble of voices out of only knows: board where the squtahy fountain original Milk of Magnesia prescribed nothing very important, hot of hollow stump toftg before ©communicating with wkiéhsafii: Cress-word Puzzle «10 about this, stopped on antacid, laxative, corrective. Àw. 1 seen her. she's only a kid. "Too can’t carry Don't where It reeled In the mud. Full directions with each bottle— Let her get whatever thing she's Ev*rv n..WKÎ40,W.J0,S0LVe ™« CkOaSWORD PUZZLE try It: squealed the lady pig. Up Into tljfe face of the bad chap Any drug store. KAdvt) “Are you trying to stall?" There looking for and be rid of her. h or i i " ™b*rJ? Ml® foTm represents ttie beginning of a word, reading either wae anxiety beneath the Insolence In don’t want her to come here all the the wTiS^lî vertically. If there Is a black eqoare to the left of the number. the actress’s voice. “You still lave 8e"5S Jl horizontal; if above It. the word is vertical. The same number may that letter r* The door waa opened by the same wimtï^o mf l.k *2* ** a lMîri*0*,,u *■* * vertical The definition* for the correct ths fnr™ nVhe.[orm *fd found below, with numbers corresponding to those on “Surely, you still have Roger-» ?" slovenly woman whom SUe had seen n!S ifff'idSS through the definitions till you find one that you recognise, and Inquired Sue sweetly. before. The latter pointed silently KiHlJ*. PtyPf Place on the form, one letter for each w hlte square This will -Tea, and I Intend to' keep them." to the closed door of the little room. üf*®1*1 CT19*eV‘,u5< to the words linking with It at right angles, continue snapped MiM dc Vrrae; "but, will When Sue had turned the door in this manner till the form la completely,filled. If you have solved the pwsele you come to aee me to-morrow?" handle and stepped Into the ill-, both horizontally and vertically with words corresponding smelling darkness, she sbuddeWd to the “ 8ii* Ytghed resign Involuntarily. «A sinister atmospnei* edly. As she turned away from'the •phone she was still tired and yearned - HORIZONTAL for aleep. but she knew that before 1. Where folks between • and 16 21. Long narrow inlet gradually dimlo- » L™6*® to flve » week. ishlng depth. ■he visited Corinne de Verne and 22. Opposite of no. bartered for Roger's letters she must S. What the suburbanite takea te get n. auT*11 morn,n** 1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 192Ô TELEPHONE YOUR WILL DO THE REST «USINEES DIRECTORY U2L By IPgBjgStt,. ExtralTMf:àM3lB.ÂirguefusMutt Are Outof Jail Mark AND JEFF CARPET CLEANING TSLA.N D Wiadaw aed Cam, 1 Co. 117 Fart. Pboa. lui W. «. WCLL, TO MAKft A SH© COMPLAIN6D SOMCTHlNG AND THIS MORNING SH€ HIT "50 TO 6*T RlD^ MUTT, r THOUGHT AWFUL ABOUT the MEALS 1L HIM IN The eye with A W e»p He*. He PAID DYEING AND CLEANING You GST SHORT STORV LONG 'TDu and Your wife LAST eUCNlNG SHE CROWN* T> pOACHCD EGGi1. Hfi ReAUZ-CbJ OUR. IMCOtAÆ pUTT Df B WORKS—Geo McCone, wfeRe IN JAIV YOU kNOvU WHAT A ItHAT WITH H6R AROUNDj"^ v- printer. Ml Fort. Phnne 74 TCMPCR PAV ------THE JAlLfiRXuiTR A «—-f? TAK HlMSeVF- B6CAVSG You Bowl of musr!!-,XX < ? IWe jAiLIT ENGRAVERS pay k AND TU»N€t> / k^wouvON'T wire HMUXl ) Be a hvinGiV;^^^ Xus coose: S c HELi-z^xex Ay flBNERAL ENGRAVER. flteectl Cutlw income u oed «eel En «raver. Oeo Crowther. ■ VL^XTAK 1 ! ,1m. DI..L 111! Fa------1 a. ---- ’ ! • • IHOTO K.NURA VINO—Half-teae FURRIERS f°srime oei FURS EST PRICE for raw re re. order by return. iba Cerrle. »t« Johnson Street rcgVsSâ FURNITURE MOVERS ■OUT TO MOVC? 'A.f'S.W'-.-x: nxf* GARDENING INSURAWr*” UNFURNISHED ROOMS AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND FOUND COMING EVENTS fCuatlauail CContlnoad) Ufa, Aato ud AccMiat (CoeUnuidl Monday afternoon, la FalrfUM or A aaca. »a# Lae A Fraaar. Ill of hot water guarantee* Reward. Phone REAL GOOD BUYS Staanard Street. Btrtoria flailg üimra A BUNDANCE on car. gold bracelet. 'ANTED—Cars sad trucks far wreck- 1H1-1-71 iX with a JackJed waterfront. Phone HIE 1M-Ï Frank mputation club—Military TERMS IF Dl I1RBD female, gray Advertising Phone No. 1090 hundred and dan*e. Belmont -Scotch Cameron Wrw«ckJngC#.. *4» View «tree. LAWN MOWERS BATES FOB CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Wednesday.A March 26. LM P-*. . LU black soil and manure brtadle. tone 1112. 1123 FORD Twuriag. la ■>!••• UNFURNISHED SUITES llS*-lf Situations Vacant, situation» Wealed. Te teen scrip prises. *-nleo ploughing and Admission 26c. I1II4-T1 Phono l<«. or 114* King's CHEVROLET Touring. ground and adjusted. Rent. Articles for Sale, Leet nr Found. etc.. 9 nice little car. PERSONAL THREE-ROOM unfurnished suite. »wd delivery free. MISCELLANEOUS ’—FORD 1111 Touring, n Waited Key dae». 1411 Deuglae I %c per word per Insertion. Contract ratoa • AUUROOM DANCINO—Theee wishing Phene 24SL te impreve «ri* SOLID ask dining suite. |2* 9 for every day use Street. •a application. !—STAR Touring, has *M EARN, clean chit rind expert tuition at the studio of Mm C high frame bkycl 'OAT’S illk delivered anywhere la city. No ndverttosment for lew than lleugh-Allen. lilt OoVerni it Street, eppk beautiful toned organ. large 9 careful usage. . *11 or TSS4L1. Tyler's Goal Dairy. phono 7T4IR1. 1—OVERLAND Model 4 Minimum number af werda Id. iher of Commerce. 2 te British HH-it-n ROOM AND BOARD PLUMBING AND.HEATING Phono 1114 end 6SS2R. 121-34- re bei MB SHERRY, phrenologist, peychele- IP computing the number of w CHEVROLET glet. Her map y year» of experience advertleement. eatlmate groupe of threo ar *16-24-42 COMFORTABLE irs suit. id# of super-cloth. 'hone 142. iwe filed. fine, all It needs la a coat af hies her te guide you. lecture# Sunday A B. HA9KNFRATZ—Plumbing, heat lea» figures aa one weed. Dollar mark» a»d Phono 444. alng 7.1*. Room S. the Surrey Block. at Parkview Ledge. *2# Doug- *>• repair» all kinds. 1*46 Y a tea *11.6*. outwears iRO Touring. • hao very - private interview phone 61. 6112-24-11 all abbreviation» count aa eae word. scurrah. vut Yates Street. Pkeae :»•*. tf ABY like now. 414, res. 4SIÎX. 6, Phase HUM IAWS. tools. S150-1 1*1» license, ate. Advertise re who ao desire may haw*. *•* Terme Arranged |1 we manufacture Regal Dry Ginger VOt’RT a Plat and . dance. Orange Hall. evenings nl 1er *. piles addressed to a bo* at TSe Times Of ION-ACCORD. 6*1 Toronto Street. March 24 MASTERS MOTOR CO. LIMITED from Oaeallee fice and forwarded te them wrto.ie address. garden aoH and clay for Establlahed 1*** Falrall’e Limited. phone tlL minute» walk other beautiful prise». attractive price» Phono «H 44*20 A charge of l*e la made for this oarvloo 41*2-1-71 *16 Tales St.. Cer. of Quadra St. TeL 111 IM-U-H Sayward Bldg. ***>-«*-•* ‘Advertising I» to buslnem Birth Notices. II.M per Inaortlnn. Mar Harmony Hall. na- at.1 earn• . in la Into ,nm a cr hinit I nae ry'r v ’ TJLUMBER—O. Cooper. >TMB8 PEG .dance. 3*OB SALE -Banjo, like n*v. and roller WB NOW OFFER OUR SPRING BAR RADIO 21 fa. riage. Card* of Thanks and la Mem or lam. March I fearing I I* to A Rangea connected, # skatea. In perfect condition. PAINT VP! GAINS—EVERYONE A WANTED TO RENT II te per Insertion Death and Funeral 11.2* good music. refreshments, tombola. I IADIO get. now. one UVJtf, glees good 64SS-24-.4 Admission 1M-Î ••111. set after » p.m. START NOW Xatleee. *1 6» for one insertion. *2.6* <»r GET BUSYf HUDSON SUPER SIX—Y< and • half résulta. IZL Gordon Head Z4L NOR SALE—Archery IIX-ROOM Y P R. SOCIAL CLUB — Invitation ready for years af hard work. -. dance. Kmpr-ne Hotel. Thursday. hickory bow. 4* I iemember that IRBSHMAN Masterpiece, complete with Hillside dial net preferred. PATENT ATTORNEYS t lirvriTii-■4**1R.î,arsSsaf•4-1-7* rmj March N24 Omrfa orrheetra. 4161-4-7* Ariwwa. $«. tubes. 1*6. Crow the r Bros . *62 Tates I .NOR SALE—Tent l*xl?, perfect ceedl- mere than 7-room bungalow. BOTDEN. lOSK te the \kt HIM Comi luaity Hall 'ANTED—4 or M-LC.SL. k tien, iwlth 1 amber. 126. Phow'f*«J*!. Place look good residential district Patent attorney. View Street. Births, Marriages', Death LK‘ ‘to1 Apply J- Edward. s«b P.O. *."¥«£ Wednesday. March Refreshment» He*— MOTORCYCLES AND CYCLES **1-3-73 1162-4-7» cabbgge pis n>A Plus orchestra, •R SALE—Tomato preservative BORN Til Fourth bicycler wr-T-Tt we*WftON—To Mr uXton. rhone Trim; shabby fence 6*. Victory Cycle Werka.•_ Ml LOTS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Pearwn PROFESSIONAL CARDS councillor for the County of Car- lufecturc ‘in Canada. It Is FIRE IN TORONTO (Continued. that legislation alone leton for fifteen years and m U‘ stated deflnit< Toronto. March 14—Fire of an an- CANADA WILL BE this line will Introduced at the evening ,de Serai candidate for Carleton In the MXCHANO-THBRAPY furniture Ontario provincial election of 1117. ia negotiating with the Gm etroyed Hi m worth which was stored in the Iron shed of taiio Hydro-Elect lie Besides Mr. Spanker Buckham. of ilLNS. Meehano-Thersplse (maalpu- with a view I» the etliiaaUon of the the Gold Medal Furniture Company British Columbia, he Is survived by «*2 Union Bank INDEPENDENT OF here. Commtaaii Robert Buckham, a son who live# Phons atST- plants for the production of coke as et Kllmaure. Mrs. W. W. Masse of Funeral of George Port Reeve. Saskatchewan, a daugh OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN STATES FDR COAL ter, and Mrs. Allen Grierson of Am-. HOG KILLED WOMAN prior, Ontario, another daughter. Mr. Buckham in Ontario Buckham wan eighty-four years old B. TAYLOR, general practice. Plans Being Shaped by it Ion te nager surgery at IN NEW ZEALAND at the time of hie death. He spent nTier. sees see tnreet. <" r—• t" m ginnG 1 ^ n. .wneei 4kn| Ap dh 'bundles paeee hw tt ruDCTfli UuVvi IlilUdlll nTC Special to The Timas y sera with Me sen 2*.—Old-time re Realized Auckland. New Zealand. March 24. Ottawa; PHYSICIANS eg Carleton County By Times Staff Correspondent —A ghaetly fatality occurred at .bled at Klhaaura. outside Ot PINO YOUR BUYER—HE RBAOS DAVID ANOUA—W< Hunua, when a farmer's wife was at Ottawa,- March 24.—Canada tached by a eew end no badly chewed THE AMI that she died. Mrs. Catherine Pel will be made independent of Soil that property for •the l nited-Ktatea far ite-eaan f.mtiy'» ,4-SX CORPORATION^OF THE CITY OF mal attacked her ivastly. Infllctlns March » at Hat on mercisl and domestic coal sup East from Brltleb Columbia. •peculation thinks always of taking terrible injuries She fail to the advantage of your anxiety to sell, TO WRKCKKRE OF BUILDINGS ply if far-reaching plans now peeled on hi» trip East by his eon. but the man who needs your property ^ocfc*t«l*TKtU family, who milking cow*, heard IT - . ___n-LU. being shaped by the Federal Hen. J. A. Buckham will pay a fair price, and be glad to Tender» are Invited for taking down the Brttleh Columbia do so. He’s to be found. He reads and removing the whole vf the brick, MO htRkWiOCj Government prove effective. Legislature, who waa sda. He misses some of them. too. » so tr frame and other building* and material animal, but 1VDÛÜF feat had a litter. But—he reads again the neat day. on lot» 941 and 94« Quëbec HtreeL These plans, in brief, include : and It la* thought the notoe The funeral took at the Particulars may be obtained from the Torbottom. and the next. He wUI And your ad the fowl provoked the animal to it* if it la There** when he looks for it. Office of Building Inspector. (1) Further large-scale ex furious onelaugh. The late Mr. Buckham county The highest or any tender not necee- periments in the shipfnent of Al mruy accepted. jÀMEff* BARF, berta coal to Western Ontario. Building I <2) Legislation authorising Gov- Alfred Traps The Danes City Hall. Victoria. March eminent assistance in the manufuc- By ARTHUR MORELAND ture of coke In Central Canada. HUMORS OF HISTORY (S) Extension of the market for CORPORATION THE CITY OP lACONSCI VICTORIA Shift the River says me While full deuils of the Govwn- 1» ALFRED, 1 GREAT FIRE DEFT. SUFFLIE» ment e bold attempt to end Canada a AND WE SHIFTS it. NNBTj NOU’LL dependence upon the United States He'll Say, shift it back for her fuel supplies have not been you coatri know where; made known yet It Is announced of YOU AWE HOINAOSYaJ KVBO, lira for the ïXre Department: ficially that the scheme will get under LATE AT Dodd’s Uniform» and extra Paata way soon with a trial shipment <>f 60.900 tons of Alberta lignite to On M Firemen . Uniforms tario. The purpose of this shipment ft. 2It In. Robber Lined Fire will be to demonstrate that the mar '°SS keting of Western coal in Ontario Is 15# Hi. Chemical Rubber PIre economically sound. The understanding between the Government and the Alberta «>al feet No. 1» Duplex Rubber Cov meet lone for Punch Atv&aiS 4 mil. ft A 8 Insulated Rllippcu t” VI ------' . . 'wot it WOS: lied Iron Wire Railways in carload loU. Through ABOUT V special arrangement the Wagon will be carried for a rata of ALP SAIOTb lrtS^ Agent,it. to whom “We hope that Alberta lignite will HE SAtO.YttU addressed end ultimately supplant American an? marked_ 'Tender,------1 ior.for, «w.etc.He." ~A marked thraclte In Ontario," Said Hon. Char ■ far M of the amount of the les Stewart, Minister of the Interior. made payable to the City »rer, muet accompany each ter In explaining1 the Government's new me lowest or say tender not policy. While the Government ha» de M.CHELLV clined to depart from Its tariff policy BCl.”\tfchn!e. end pet « heavier duty —-imported City HelL Yicti American coal, as desired by Nova Beotia interest». It will help Nova Beotia otherwise by providing a sub vention of fifty renU per ten on Beotia coal shipped Into Un died in 901, aged 52. larlo and Quebec This measure will enable the Nova Beotia mines to meet the United Htatea competi tion a» far as Cornwall. Ontario. NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR* Although leas explicit announce ments have been made about the THE COUNT TAKES THE COUNT Fiaee for Public Government's plans for - assisting THE GUMPS éers for Flag»." will be received by the gedersigned up to 12 o'clock noon of Tweed*y, the list day of March. 1916, for «applying and delivering within eix SCAstWL «M WWW* Tuwee on toun Tb«t»rrooL- - wnlii of receipt of onler, at the Free toswe a» eoAssT. Exv>o*Et> Text Book branch of the department we Oowtxt At*- »n* polish-m<* ef Education, parliament Building». 2»J Comtesse* to naming taireg mamn KM «tens- \ SHDWfc COST hwv three-yard Union Jack Flag* to be made from the beet quality guaranteed all- Society xmomem Iouce HAVE 'ime. great evweb-Fwrea- «*«1 wool doable warp bunting, *ywn and Tivv X «SEML TViV* HEW» TO fitted with rope and toggle complete. SEEM NATCWNG XNM *0*. WEEN* A sample of the Flag» propoeed to be ME \S AM OCb xe* - VW VMNE XT *NXA*ti«X> supplied should accompany tender. omw)« AMO TMSOWM ON A «taVEH- / Tandem mu«t be accompanied by an VWOMkW* XWTVXTXOHt.—----Z “‘rh. rhequra of unsuereraful tenderer, will be returned upon the execution ef thTeî3ü*amuat be «toned by the actual signature» of the tenderer». The Iewe*t or any tender net necee- W”r “**JaMES PATERSON .Purchasing Agent. **tgggL.V£WU a ihl TENSER» WANTED Tender» will be received by the Vic- loriî Dey Celebration committee en< the June' Carnival Committee for th< îî.nera»lon» on Olflrlal FTogramme. mSSS der. to be eddreened to Chair- nfiraoecUv» Committee» end »ub isaii'li! SKUS bT^oclocV noon. Wednesday search 25, 1925. __ — M .IA*. M. BEATTY. Victoria Day^Coenmlttee. P.O. Box BRINGING UP FATHER —By GEORGE McMANUS TENDERS FOR »HOB .BEFAIRINO THtr> »•» ETKT104 W-tVY' GA.V BUSINESS HE LETT HOME EARLY LIKE TO DO Ax I GO' TOO* WHERE. ro OhTT • »F TOO ARE LiyrertlM iH idem will be rec.lred «l ONTY ? T*4tr> NORhM- UTTUF. ÇflOD CAETWrt COT1 meet ME AT DOCAM'^k corner not Inter then Merci ii. mt. I MOt»T Said HE vuuz «OH purehAM of the shea *> ^TATl: OLD BA.V . ■ ------»— i A rrlwrl nr TO LISTEN TO bQME TH»r> i-> x)i<,<«î>i formerly carried on ALLOW 5.l»>tt.t seeipernw; cast VeAXIM ÇmtnrlAB.Ç. either « TOO FIVE IKC, AT a for the stock In MINUTEE pairing I» may be FRENO'b obtained from'R. H Lott, nt Rose Perm V. . . u, nl.A.Inne A vein KiOOEE OOROON A CAMERON, Solicitor for the Administrât or. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Matter #4 John Oleeeen ef tM of Vletorla. In the Proviso» ef T SAY”—"Lend ua a elplng claims against the above. Ratal. 'and. old chap. At least that Is J po «ont to the undersigned at 4SS probably what Llssie, beer in S Ht rest, winalpeg. Manitoba on or mate of the London Z09, ia aay tng to her mate. Sam, who to shown trying to help Unie out HE ROYAL TRUS^COMPANV. of a twelve-foot pit Into which g WUà WUI Anoeitod. she baa fallen. lb VlVrOKlA JJAli-iY TUIfy, I t KSUA V. MAIfl 11 24, HP ■ ■ Capital Coming To B.C. DEE WHITE Pickard & Town Ltd., Successors to ' ’ For Profits In Mines ELKUKE FRIDAY poy.st jS-U*d Sloan Issues Warning Mayor Harmonizes Factions ~4 Wtih Ancient and Effective Warning that there may be a danger of the mining indnetry Strategy The Pepatar Yates Street Store Bumpers Nickel PIateif in British' Columbia, being made to suffer through the activity The strategy of Mayor I’endr Bumpers, headlights. door handle»—anything that has once been of unaerupulou* promoters, wa* issued to-day by the lion. last night wo* the consent id I plated—we can nickel plate It again as good aa new. William- Stoan. Minister of Mines. . . wholev-____ ji